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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-26
TO BE SOLD,
On Saturday IKE 26tb iua. AZ pn6he fale,
on The tremySs,
A LOT Of GROUND ad-

joining the New Bridge, at Welt End.
This lot is rented on ground rent for 80
dollars per annpm, and there are ieveral
back rents due tii>.eon, which the pur-
cilaier lhall be entitled 10. The fale will
comlpeace atI2 O'Clock. The terms res-
dy caih, or negotiable notes on the Eank
OF Alexandria lapprovedl at 80 days.
JOHN WEST.
March II. I'd
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-26
ABEL WILLIS,

We have received by the loop
Mary, from Portfmouth,
10 tons Bar iron,
a few bales Rufis shyesings ard Duck,
> lew bis. of excellent Msckerell,
A few hhds. n. E. Rum,
And few bales low priced Mullins,
Which will be fcld cheap.
RICKETTS,, NEWTON, & Co.
Fee. e. j
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27

merica or other publication, which 10 k0o~nt TO
be under Butih patronage or innuSnee 90 ihnis
Of the Smeyiess fiends ot Britain, or fuppoicd
20 be 90, are uniform. enceAhng aud ac,lmori-
Gus ~ the vilhcs,icn VI our republican corili-
tutions. OF the mof epu hIicsn of the STATES, of
the sdm;nihr raiion, OF the mph valuable repubii-
can characters in and out OF othce, OF feputncaa
principles and inRitutiona, and OF 'epuolicaa
mealsre, and pfoceedlog. This 7th head ot
otlervatian cannot be tor loon, Ton ieno, ny
nor t,opar,culshy suesdcd TO By he goyeIn-
nlsnt, he .fIicen and the people OF GIesi. Bn.
tain >, ,hlme md abroad, 90 Tar s they have
eonroal or iraoence. Never. even IL ,bs emf
,agesn iu,yri'r " Y.H,sm Cebbef. never, wo
fsv, were ihe,c more indecsnt, iac fint, aud
ofeohse auacss upon r}nbhosn nsn. ues-
fure' and principles. THAI a, ,ha moment, tom
peyfons con6ds,ed to he in ihe Eugiih COO
nexion aud ,ne,ea. and ci Englih principles.
II the fs,rys friends 6i England bos have ocsn
and rte ,adenifed with the moA open, active
and impailiooed enemies Of our coni,unonal
principles, OF our republican men. OF our repub-
liesu msafues. ot eur chei n.gihra,es. and of
oor gsir governments. a wife. ju0 and delibe-
rate al nin,aIation ip G,ea,- br,iain viii per-
oeivc the ps irscs snd fhc v,,fsS ~ inRsntly ADD
NhSeusiy sheNh"f 'uSH iPht aHe 'uSH"
conduct. They s,l ciicover no ineivilit, or
INK indns6 20 Great Britain in pu'ing their fub-
jftt, here and sbrcld. on 'hei, gsard agsinR the
un'avorabIe contrqaentes Of iva'ioas kinds which
may, nay, -Ob.e6 msf .folsrD coniineancc ot
this notorious. and NIT injurious fpecies OF
Brny6 6ss,ihy. Th. people Of Atneries bavs
an unalseraoie attachmen, TO the hemd priaci-
PIES Of ieligious liberty. which give. TO their ei-
vii infrouous msu bas bsnau Epxsaiisae
They will never part win then. They eo'N
rof love, they carsa harmonxe with ,hote Jo'-
stgneU, who in fs,orn for sheir candid smIty.
their correct neutrality, pub'ih argu ncn,s ID
favor OF fexciuiv: church caablifh rcnrs, sxci,s
'id'cale and ccnfemp, ard datnd of their es.fi-
fHnosSf rights. employ ,hemfelvcs IN dlaof,ions
OF the mesiuies Of cur government, and In the
mof mshgnant sud ,oceiIant dsfama,ios. Of rho
fsbhe ./2~d~sor,s, sf ssr r9blfn d6,de--fts
psy severrmt1 ~h ie .corrett and liberal aimiy
has rsfoondcd from the mou,hs of candid min~
iaer ia the chambers oi The Britiln cginMuvl
d~,s,s.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27

If ne who dtffoy's the lie o! hng!e hus
man being. except in neceaAry icf defence. 10
juhiy coofideicd by the laws OF God and man
tobe goiI,y OF MURDER, aud il puoifAed
accordingly in what enimasion ought we 10
hold that man, or thar party, who wantonlS
plonge nation into war and ihrrhy occsGon
the dearoeticn Of hundreds snd thoofAods of
human lives In the forum Of coofcisncc. an ate
tempt 20 murder either individually or nationals
". meqvaIly criminal. a. the actual pcrpeta.
ZION at he de.d. Thin view Ct the fUbj e
naturally leads the mind 20 ferrous nn-t,ions
upon the mu'derous policy proy oted ny Ross.
Mosxis, e.. in Congrth, TO ruin into an un-
r,G.,y and onjuhi6ab'e war with france and
Spar by fc,z,ng herv CrSas,. With an atmcd
foIoe. by way oi fepriisl Tor unauthorized inja-
~ d.ne Us by The intendsnt OF that port. How
can ccniccn6oos men any longer fupport that
party IN fucb a weak and wicked fytcm OF sx-
pence and bIoodned IL has nos htcome fe-
ficos goefion Of morality and confidence, as
vel ., Of policy and as fuch il is rscommend-
et to the 6,t,sfIionz,e conhicfation et ese,y
reader, efpecisIly thofc ~ho have heretofore
been drnded by he fair promife. and pfoiei-
Gons ~ Fedt-aiJw. The propoied fczac Of
Ne4D-Orisan ,oaDd have been an act OF h IL
tilities sgslaf Spain. " bo was then IN poGefion
OF the plsce. AID sIfo agsinf F,asrr 20 whom
the right of rropeuy bIenged ;-ond the var,
thus Jnuodocsd, w'thout a previous dcmand Of
repsrstion, or even would, according 20 the
laSs of naiioos. hsve brcn on our ps,,, firm
FIVE, and unjuf fable and the isciihce OF
hundred 'houfsud lives, a bundled millions of
ttafut, and ten times as much vsloc IL nip
ping and carsot' and fns'kets and commerce,
would not. according 10 the common coore oe
human events, have erfoTed fuch fold qniG-
tion, - -srs scsfonably to b. expected ffcm
pacific cegocis'ipn, 10 the exiting fate Of Eo-
rrpe and rhu country. Bat the chance was,
s"d !, ass fhe def,sra'e, only chance Of the
FeSt,si parry. thar war might occaGou ioch
rypcnc', ard easri'ics a. 70 derinae the. Re-
fsfy,c3s f,acm ~ ECONOMY. and aided by 'bs
dtxsef US affs of orpodfion, eventually bri"g
tie sdm:n,erafion into popular oa'ur. and
yreh,,s lay a foundation f9r the Fdemiyf, 10
y;f. .ysin inso reee'. Every p'irct ought tn
rejde ;eyrr, Chrfisu ought 20 return .bsrks
20 Almighty Cos, ,hn Fd,stt~ b. bee,
once more defeated. and wsi ,roided. Pace
J, frsin,,ined. nd k<srbies,yr prv'i'i -'d
sn't. people, (s1ops a jspl (Sai's' to',sas'J
hsli>sy Amen [PM6.M ssz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
GEORGE THOMAS,

Covtt7ese,, Dgaalty, ~rd Frmh P,,if,per,
HAS for Sale the following Articles, VIZ.
i L box and csR raifn' 6gs; slnon's 10
hell prune, couants nutmegs; cloves;
cinns mon; slfpice; blatk and Cayenne Pepper;
ginger; muGard, fpice oitten teas; coffee;
cocoa fhells; chocolate, No. Isod 2, prepared
win and wi'hou. vsoil'a brown, powdeied &
l,as- -iusar Cosdials Of all kinds; ginger pre-
ferves. 40 saoumcnt OF Prsferved Ffui" in
brandy, olives, acchosie', pss nuts; btit From
ugnisc, Sherry. 1cnerii- and Malaga, Wines !;
irup. already prepared for punch. iupericr TO
any comm only nied #, and 4'h proc. Jamaica
Spirits, and Antigua Rum beA SPaniih ieesrs
aid, az elegant aGormento OF Glaf. and Crocke.
ry WARE, which ne is determined ~ fell very
w.-Poptausl attendance and the fmaIleit IA.
gratefully acknoSledged.
Newpsn. JaI, I. 1903. oItf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27

INFORM the Public that they have taken
Shop next door but enc North Of the
CoAee- Hoofe. shere they carty on the
MATCHMAKING BUSINESS
in all its Branches. L,kewi,r all kinas OF
Hair Werk q Geld Cypber5
neatly executed. They have Tor Ssie, EnBIiih
and Geneva gold & iIlves Watches. Go,d Neck
aces, Glver tea and table Spoons. faIt. mofard
* pap SeooHs, foup and punch Ladies, insar
longs, large s. fnai Looking Glaars, dfeaing
Do. tea Trays, Wsi,e', & dr,fiog Cafes. plat
"a. wooden, and Britannia Gators, Britannia
rsa and coffee POTS. Gcntemeo's and Children's
5efi & common HAITI, Suiender,, Knives and
Forks. brafs glob. & commsn Handiruns. Shov.
ci & Tong., brafs aud jappaned camps, elegant
nlatcd & hai Candleaicks, DARE and common
Caio,, horfe & chsiic Whips, ladies do. SciGon,
Pen. Knives. SrufFers & Trays, powder Boxes
and Puifs. Rsznrs in cafes and without. fhaviog
Boxes, and Wiodfor Soap. Cream BALI, writing
Paper. Dutch Qails. Spaniih Scgsrs. Maccahau,
Rsppee & Scotch Snuff, Starch, .Porple Brown,
together @i,h complese AGoItnsnt Of Jewell
iery g. Perrin nery. --- They Alto carry On the
GoLD & SILvERsMirBs
BuGneh Caih given for Old Gold and Silver.
++t fonttosl attendance. and the fmaliea
favors ga,eiplIy acknowledged. FF
Newport. Oct. Z. ISoz.3 7tn
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
Nicholas WebNer.

INFORMS the Public, that he has opened
i GROCERY STORE in Broad Sueet. in
the houie, late the properly Of AIR. Crib Earl,
where he has for Sale general aaorment ct
WEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among Others. are tn: following articles
Rum, Brandy, Gin. Cherry Rom. MolsAes.
Flour. Ryr and Indian Meal. Teas Of varions
kinds, COFFEE, Chocolate, RsiGns. Curtent',
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpiee, Cinnamon. NuimeaG
Butter, Checie, Candies, Onions, Tobacco,
snuff. Powder and Shot, Lsmp-Oil. Loaf and
Blown Sugars, &rc.---hLSO. !.
A general and extenfive variety OF
Croekery and Hard Ware, Men'sand Womeo''
Shoe., &c. &c. ~iih many other articles. TOO
tedious to mention all which will be fold at
the nna reduce ices.
sswfsrs. Nsv. zi. 1901, so,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
John q Henry Cahoone,
AT their Store on Bsniaer's Wharf,

AT their Store on Bsniaer's Wnarf,
HAvE Foa SALE,
u ROIPN sugar., by fbr bayrei; Hb5er's
ID Stsm, RegsD pc, eea /; MaiaH;s ky
s5r h,, ,Hesi; .fisur, by tke te,rei; M,Slx asd
Dipt Cavslr, BY ,ke box; fros Ca5sscs; ard
frs.ise SPANISH SEC fRS.-ALso,
HONEY, BY the barrel or gaLIon
--M,u. rs,t Soap. Jy fbe t.x-Ntsr- Head fs.
b~ees Def 4'b r,0sf yauHica RAM Iron SfeUrs
---Sah Pei.rA Hamj Loaf SSsa,; Bsner, as<
Hss'f Lard. sSe. e.-----LrkrwIss,
Liquors, Of tbs 6ea kind,
g,r.ya d,5syfwrxf --asS q,ari,w sfb., A,iiri,s
., re G,arv.v Lia,--a t,mj.tn Agsnn,sf sf
(Which ,bey s,,sy: 70 be tsraav,J Etpiitd zyhb.
So MASTERS of Packets, Par
fngen, sje. ny Be hzpfiied at Ia'd St'rr. 81
~. ys5ort.s Nahee --wtb ay Ariieie f5sy may
aOs@ @-S 'b'r f,var' g,at.fHlt aetas7vieIgtd.
GREEN CHARS, per D,Ten--
-n,iii,tf. t,r 5s1l ., barrel -Osauf, b,,
Hurirrd bauebes. 0, fnalie, s.o-nt;,t-EO iF-
S0G !RS. and . t,s,irty Of f6e bsf sffE4S.
newport, Dss. IS, 1904. 1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
IOHN MARSH

Eet3e9f.Hy ,rts,r, 5b F,k.A as< ibr Pxbht
~ mgrHsssf.
SHAT he hss raken the HAr.ScRrws.
I !. C beIoeGus to Mr.. Jsratbar Ms,@,
..,e.a >, and insend. caEryias on the, Hay.
'Ss.e., ss's~,o, bo. .dneh.-Thofe p-rfoc' ~ho may
os,." 80 nave p.,v.Scre~ed. nay dspesd upon
!; sua ,s !, d,oc ain: ddelmy and dfpaieh.
rrs ms. 9,,,,,a svo-, sra:efaIly acckoowledsed.
i,X,s,,ss,. Ms,sb rs. 1905. ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
Tin Plate Worker.

CORTON ANDERSON. RESPECTFULLY in.
NJ forms HE friends and the public 10 gene
ial, that he has taken part of the tore belong
ing to his father, Fyanfh AsGtyIsn. oppolte the
Red Marker, where he carries on the huGnefs OF
. rin Plate Worker. 10 all i,s various branches |:
Thofe who may favor him with their cufom,
may depend upon punapali;y Conaant at'eu-
dance will be given, and the fnallef favors
gratefully acknowledged.
SrCe@ giOr~ Js, cid Pea0sr, Z Lee/
Newport, hpsil I6. I,3
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
yETnEREAs the Court Of Probate f@ the

VETHEREAS the Court OF Probate for ihr
w tasn ot Tiverton, having appoin,ee
the iubGcsib-rs ConmidioneIs. 10 receive and
exsm'ue the claims OF the creditors 10 the eit,te
OF Hxab Bailty. widow. .Dafe Of Tiyeron, drceai-
ed, reprelsaied infolvent all Perfops having
Any demands againa "A eaate, arc hereby no
tihed 10 eyhibit Ihe isme TO either OF US the fub
ic'ibers w,thin Gx months from tie n day Of
this infant Auguf. j. heing the ,ime sll,sea
by isid Court We further give notice that VIC
will sttend az the dSeilng houf. OF foks Man
<bsgeviD rise',on, on the iat Fridy, 10 the
months Of September, November, sad January
ginning from one 30 Gx Pm. Tor the puEPofe
storeiaid.
WALTER COOK, I Cea~D
JOHN MANCHESTER, ! E0uo,.
All PsffIos iDdeo cd 10 the ab1veia.d ei-
tate, are de6rcd to make immedis,e payment 10
BEDFORD DENNIS, Alnis'r.
Tiue,ias. Axgne IS, iso3. I5i
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27

AsdPDaDsax gi0rS inmrdisfsJ.
A LARGE & c,mnodioos Dwelling Houie,
"A very plesfaaty ftuaied. on WahingtoI-
SSrees, on the PJint. For teens. apply to
MIRABETH EASTON. I,
Newport. June 4, 1903. $40
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
Vsx. c. Bae,a, 6 Co.

FF78. L. D0cH, @ %.
DEG leave TO inform ,hsis Friends and the
~ Public, that they have received, 10 addi.
sion 70 their former afsr,nrn,, the following
Articles, VIZ.
Fine Indis COTTONS,
Bo,k aud Cauhtic MUSLINS,
DIAPERS. from III 10 s)6 per yd.
Alto, "a great variety o. Ladies MOROCCO
SHOES. at sl6 per p,ir.
like1ife, e,--Childlen's SHOES of every def
cfiption. Nezpbsyf, AzpsR 6.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
HH7~ SCREENING.

THE fubfcrber Informs the public that he
Il has taken The bail3;g OF Mr. Jauafbas
Sinmou, la.-ly occupied by Jora,5a~ Msy1,
deceaied whe,e the Hay. ScfeSing buf"ei'
viii be carried on as ufusl. and on reafsnaIe
terms. Any quantity, Of Hay. ready fcrcwed.
may be had on very fh,r notice. and all favo"
sutkuiIy acknowledged. JOHN IRISH.
Nrs.psrf, hpni 9, 1908. I3i
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-21

ford. another proof how far his practice con-
trals with ms ProielliOn
Tbs EXTRACT.
"The dignity and liability OF govern.
menT IN AL It's br nches, the morals of
the people, ani every bleiling Of fociery,
depend 70 much upon an upright aud
ikilful administration Of ju9ice, that the
judicial power ought to be diltina from
both the Legislative and executive, and
mltteaAri upon botA, that 70 il may be
check upon both, as both fhould be
checks upon that. The judges, there
fore, ihould always be men Of learning
and experience IN the laws, OF exempla-
~ morals, great patience, calmnels,
coolneis and aIention; their minds
fhould not be 1gya7ed qVib jarriag in,
tereqs; they ihould not be dependent ypoa
any man, o. Lody Of men. To theie ends
they ihouId hold eeate5 for life in their
offices, or, in othtr words, their com
millions ihould be during g7od bstaViogr,
and their ialaries alcertaired and efab
liihed by law.
Z" For mj5e5avioar, the grand inquea
Of TIE colony, the houie IT rePrelenta
tatives, ihouid imPeach them before the
governor and council, when they ihould
have time and opportunity to make their
defence, but yfcsnviaed, lhou'd be reno
Ved Irom their offices, and iubjeded to
luch ether punilhment as fhall be lho't
proper"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-21
Wgj5mgton, Dc. IS, 1904.

DIN,
On the 14;h Of Feb la9, l com
municated 10 the Senate of the United
States, the reloluiion which you did ne
the honor TO traplmit. On the Cd of
May, a ,elolution was brought up from
the Houle of Representatives., enbrac
ing the latter part of that which the
State Of Newyork had propoied, viz.
That in all future elections Of Pretident
and Vice Prtfident, the perlons voted
for ihouid be particularly deignated,
by declaring which i voted for as Pref.
dent and whi,h as Vice Prefdent. On
the q0eItion my vote was in the neg
alive, and had il been otherwife the re
foluIion would have pafed.
Having thus Rated TIE facts, it NAV
not be improper 70 trouble you with
iome of the realons which governed my
decilion.
FnR-i am opPo(ed 20 amendments
on the general ground thar changing
the articles Of 4 coraitutional compld
leGens that relPeG Tor it which IS a
main lupPort OF free governments.
Stand 81 am oppoled becaufe il Is,
generally ipeakng, bet'er to bear al
evil which We know, than hazard thoie
which We are uoacquainted With.
Tbirdy-I am opfoled becaGle the
Prelent mode feens preferable TO that
which is propoled.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-21

GO 8tlOcrs anu C0rrcfp5Husnt5-

a iy,bBabtz-4t "a cs ysss,5i " aar yf.li f=.i
Paper, eam6s!i p iFls tL.5 &yl Ga=-tfs
mule, essf B4i q a.sl. ~ as Afsisnly gf zls
~, 7rr bav. safambr1isl Y ..itj bI5t 6.fr<tra
IYe BE. taxa. 1jy4ai-.- sfHs 5,gcat AarlJ y
ia:si,g Ne, 10 aeea47sol4.s CIR s5yT5ffaAaF.
TIE irsa,faaf sysl4t.i-a 81" -ILPRA BETA"
ia he syirg 2e Is "a Saoi iass 20 q3srat: ayaigf
lie isfhEy y The bl4fPAcmer, 5v5al ess,gies ave
Si,sl7si - tae dyiyaf7io7 # ej,iAaaig. ne ar.
Bs36y fe faI bin abegfa y or 1DjO gbbsg's mater
ofIb Elj.,i, aaf cti. % exPgE al BE PiIgF5k oth-
Wy n ~ aLzz1iaT u irraiSioa 4ni ioaseats, sfrsv-
9ai.oH5.
"ONE o. the PzoPLE" sar..a4.I p y rsr4
-yif5 mre5 iatsr5g znl z1g1atlrs-
we 6Esa mere fr.qteaf communication. from ~.
e5lae al ets1lsIi Pm u y. .0rif-r IT, laE Rs
reRM."
Car 7r'iie,, on ~ n Iyafea Gsll q ieI,e5 4p;fJ
~ sLe attention and imp4r:i4hty ~ i@Poytlae. y
IL. JaLj.7 Gr7a75s.
II. Communication on BE jfli.7 9e1v,k Co4,f,
,gN BE- ysfaa in o., nest, @ai es@9Aisl ,oitJont
hiay.
~ r, aaoat1;-aeH'' aaS arr-!ss 2r;rfcli:ge7sc,
III ffPf,mept.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-21
Fran Wa5HIEc7oN-T ian. 81.
TO the EDITOR.

!" fend YOU paper IN which you will find
he opinion OF the PRECEDENT rerpe9ing the
independence of the judiciary He muf
have changed that opinion before he figned
the repeating law of Iaa ftiion Eleven Of
,bele Judges who were deprived of their OFF,
ees at that time have !ately PetitOntd Con-
greis for their Galarics, praying that Congrets
would refer the quenion whether they are
entitled to their lIarcs 70 fome tribunal to
" ea4bliiAed BY Congrels. It will be re-
membered that during the diiculGon la0 ltf-
lion rJme Of the advocates Of the repeal con-
tended thar Consrtis had power to take from
The judges their Offices but thar it did not
follow that they could cenititltionalIy be de-
prived Of their falarics Now when they
have applied for their lalaries, the democrats
treated the petition in an indecent Manner
They reiuled to ponpone the conhderA'
ton Of il FOR Jingle day, which IS u!ual IN
AT cafes where il is requeHtd-they refultd
% pay them any part Of their laiaries, and
,htv refulcd to refer The decidon Of The queI-
ton 10 any tribunal but themielves. In the
Senate there happened to be a majority Of
federaTns at the time when the petition was
prelented. 1t was referred to committee,
and that committee has reported in favor of
Judicial determination refpcGting the claims
q The judges, Whether the report will be
accepted j. doubtful.
The Prehdenrs projea ola dry dock has
been & remedy ridiculed. Il WAS thought
that il would have deRroyed all The ihips in
very fhort time The democrats begin to
confder their great head as the viionary
theorifi which the good fenfc of the country,
has long fnce pronounced him.-It is mott
iervently TO be hoped hat another project in
the meifage, viz. to repeal the discriminating
duties, will nlare tie fame fate. It is fmply
the freight Of II, Geo hhds. Of Tobacco (for
that i the quantity confirmed in GreatBritain)
which employees BY calculation Ter, than $500
tons Of chipping, which The Southern States
expect 10 reduce, thaeis the primary mover
OF this pr cpofition, and which in its COME
quences would reduce the carrying trade and
the navigation Of the country Beyond caIcu-
lation. The report fthe committee of COM
merce and manufactures upon this fubje9, is
allowed to be extremely fuperhcial, erroneous
and Imperfect. Our merchants and mechanics
are tending memorials TO Congrcl, agsnG tie
repeal, bur fuch is the rage for dtlroying the
iyacn Of The paG administration, that fear
il viii Be done"
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Tor this 6azctte.
County 1reafurer for York.

TO TIE peters Of TIE C9Hny.
AT the approaching March or April
meeting, you are to give your votes for
fome perfon as County Treafurer for
the wear enfuing. 1t appears that
JOSEPH SAVAGE, ESQ
of Douly's Falls, is the gentleman nam
ed for thai purpoia. Major Savage is
we'll known TO the chief Of you-and
that circun.ltance is certainly in his ia
vor. No one wi undertake to deny
his qualifications for the ofice-and
ihould he BE- elected, | Prelume no per-
ion will be didatisded. He has been
fer many years faithful lervant Of his
country. and amply delerves your fup-
port and confdcnce.-Mr. Frof at
this time is not conftered as a proper
perfon to hold the Office any longer.
a change is nccehAry-wifhed and de-
termined on-No one is named to fuc-
coed him but Major Savage-he is poH.
maaer-lives in a convenient Gtuaton
for bufnef., and al ktirrs to and from
Kim xiii ta6 free q p9qags. This will
be rvenient to all who have location
to trarlaH concerns with the office,
without the uouble IF going to the Of
fee in pefron. Your attention to thete
things is particularly requeRed and
your votes dehred and expected in "a
v0r Of Major Savqse
JUSTICE.
C3any q Irk, FEB. 1903.
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WYORE. ZEE. =

NEW fOkhs FEB :.
A very ting ular occurrence lately
happened in WeRchelfer county. A
laborer's wife in attempting 10 draw
water from a well about ten feet deep,
unfortunately fell into it. Her hrlband
milling her infantiy, ran to the well,
and iteing part of her A<ir,. immediate
ly went down. drew her from the water
and by aRonilhing exertion, brought
her Up without any aid. Having then
obtained aiIiRance he carried hsr into
the houle, and laid her (apparently
ifeleis) body On a bed before the fire,
which was rubbed for nearly an hour
before any iymPtoms of life appeared.
Finally, however, ihe began to refpre,
and the circulation OF her blood recon-.
menced; bnt the pains Of returning.
were far great than thoie of departing
life. Her icreams and convulfioas At
6rR were great, but toOn after lhe be.
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t'Thc following extract from letter written
by Mr.. Jstferion 10 Judge Wythe, Of Virginia,
N 1915. is what our correspondent refers to.
II appears it was written in reply TO one from
Judge w. when the Contribution was forming.
His altering his opinion On this fubje9, af-
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Fr0m The NEwroR6 Herald

IN the Houie Of Adembly, of New
York, on the z6:h ult the following
letter from GoUvERNLUR MoRRIs, one
Of the Senators Of this State in Con.
grels, addrefed to his Honor the Speak
er, was read.
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Legiaaturg Of tbe ur!tgo statrs.
-<%@-S $780,
Second Salhou - Seventh Csngrrf-.
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STOCK IN TRIAL
|nhifins OF Brcadclotl
IS, Shzlloons. DurAnt
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY d, 1893.
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lord. another proof how far his practice con
traAs with his Proieii Ons.
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Il nd no IsJ5N 1A4sA~ : ~
SALE,
Fresh from Lisbon, lnashcH pas
sqge BY tie se5'r RQebe2, H0chey,
a few boxes Of excellent large
Lemons good Englih Walonfs.
Fre{h Lines by the brig Lucy.
Excellent fott fhcli'd Amends,
Do. Pfunes,
Do. Railins, by the box,
Do. Figs and Filbsrss,
Holland Gin, French Brandy,
Jamaica Spirit, Wine,
Loaf, lump and brown Sugar,
saladOh, Olives, Anshovies & Capers,
Gin cafes empty and foil, as ma, be
delired,
A qpaotiey ii well cured Bacon,
Venifoa Hams,
Pork, e hog &c tic e'.)
Fin by the b. &c. &c.
Iuly fo.