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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
Sparta, Mount PleGlaat,

~ INaTED 7, lI0p3'
We hereby certify, that daughter, ao,ut years
Of age has been very uawe and in bad fate OF health
FOR thefc lab ITO years We always iuipeeted that The
hal worms md I'D given her fsyeral medicines,
without any good eftt 70 tha we defpaireJ rating her
ill Of late Hearing IF ion'e prprag cures heisg per-
formed by Atkiplons worm deitroyiug Lfzenees, we
purehafed packet Of them, and administered them
cording to the directions. The fri dofs brought away
only one worm, and with Quantity of,finy. offen
five matter; the iecond brouehc away four monfrous
thick worms nearly half yara in lengths and the third
dole, large qNnty If aimy oifeftive matter. The
vomiting and Pufgiag, with which he was fitqueotly
troubled have ceai-dher apperte has become regular,
and has Gncc enoYed perfect fate of hath, FIR
which we are eniiley indebted this excellent medicine
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
TIE gcuains Segteb hcb 0iutmert.

The only medicine that this diagreeable dea'e
by one appicatin fomany huans having experienced
les efficacy it uaaeesTy to add any more arguments
in It's favor bu 10 caution the pu5lic chat the name o-
mas Sckes and Co. is affixed each box, without as
mark Of authelticity, .houe are genuine.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28

ts the ssv.rce fpr4a@ epi bruss, old rsias andre
axations are geaeray cured by few apPlieatins The
genuine is diiinguihed rom counter eits BY the ilgna
ture Of h3uas 81 kes and Co. beingSxed 10 each btt.
tie ,sitiOus which mark Of authenticity none arc geH
ins.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
Il. Rar1an6N,s eenai;re Ere Water.

fovereign remedy for all dilesles Of the Eyes pee
div removes in m ias, dlanefs, tsh:ags and fllnis
q never fails to curethoc maialies which frequently ire
coed III. meailes faltpex, and iev-s; and Is an unpa
t.ilcled (trsag,heasr Of weak asht
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
~. 5y,,,,>,,tsoluu;ae Ifx.ibMis9s PiNs.

An agreeable and certain preventive OF the predipil
fioa 70 inamatory and nlagnant fever which prevails
at particular fsaons sehe year The rapid and ncreag
demand from every part e the United sra'es, and the
Wet Inda M4nis, ska ben evidence OF their iupenor
excellence.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
Wbsye G!Jo may be bad,

Atkinron's Worm deltroying Lozengcs.-Thele Lo-
zenges not only deroy where they exit but eff
feually prevent their III e families who have
followed Dr. Atkinfons advice, and ufed them in tie
Spring and Fall among tn If Children, as Their comm N
phyGc have nsw the happineis to find thoe children,
which appeared Gcky and confunlPlve, in the bloom
of health, being stirey delivered from thaf dreadful!
vern,in.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
apssy g Patent Medicines
: cpSsIsTING OF
sDr Hunters genuine Ambitious PiHS,
Far The p,egsrtion AID cars 81 s9'asV,
Bilious end Patrfd Fel'ess

Every experienced phyfclan knows
: xeaas daugerous dlIorders arie from redundancy
80 Me IL the habit; however falntary due iecfe-
lion Of this idaid may be, yet dfisnhoasof II IN
circulation Is knawn, from It's putrsicenf Va
l,t;es. 70 bring on fadden and fatal levers ! bs
,rgag,algel<4 igcee5 of DR.. Hagts,'i 4afi0'if'@ s
PHI. Ia curing, and particularly in prevent n5
sbis i,ra,s6,l aileafe, is numerically knownin the
;3ods, and has induced .he proprietor to aPpoin,
aoents in all the mercantile towns IN the e'lseu
s5.,e, FOR the accommodation OF the oahiic.
rhe Ambitious Pills are therefofe, IN an eipeciai
manner. recommended as preventative, deltfv,
mo rhs notice o. all perfons going 70 the Wen
IaiisIands, or any of thote phases injected WIN
thefe seysts. d.. Hunter HIS every Pfiiiole rea-
f,o thar can reinlr from long and extenilve expe-
srience, for believing that doie OF theis Piiis'
efakso once every fourteen days. duFing the pre-
yaience ofour fall levers, will prove an inialiioie
rr.y.ntat;ye aud thai, If takenin The early ttages
nffhefs levers, their ufe wilixery generally iac-
cred il ,eaorios health, and frequently Ia cafes
seFeeuea dslperssc aud be] ond the power OF com
mon remedies. -,
may be uled with f4tety~by perions 10 every hloa-
tion and OF every age. -
In 6ckty lines and places dofs lhoulf pc taken
once f5rnight, and il there IS reaion 10 apPre-
hes4 pe-l9nal danger. en- a week.
o,b,s,xe that Iae il3natures OF NlciiSs. mos.
Ssokes ana Co. is affixed 70 each box, without
vhssh max Of authenticity they are not genuine.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28

Just 1eceiUed, and for Sale,
10 F had,. Mt,c e' Sugar
20 bbIs DO.
West India rum in puncheons. and bOIs.
MoIasses in hhas.
Peach, and apple brandy.
Cyder AID vinegar IN bbls.
A quantity Of excellent bacon.
Hefings AID shad in boIs.
Grcuud alum sale.
50 doz. win.er stockings.
Irish linen by the box or piece,
And general adorment Of groceries.
We coniinae 10 keep general assortment Of
boiling cloahs and selea the best -four For tamiIy
use. ALEX. SMITH 8 SON.
a5 The higbelt price given for
Flaxfeed.
Nov. IS. DIV.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
The Sublcrlber

Intending to ternoye to Alexandra, will 0nIo'
Of the leae Of the properly he new OCCUPIES, n,.r
led in Fairfax county, on he main road ltaaInsn
and from George Town, Alexan9ris, and war" ~
il gtcn cry, halt way between Alexancfi'' az
Ltealg, and IS miles from Gcs:ge Town. W.. ~,
l.n3wn By tie name of the Nlbsfe Hare at f6f Lo,s
Glaats. This property confas Of about 200 -.
ores Of cleared land, with large quantity ., .oG.
cclent meadow; a cosnmodious dwe'AoS "o
Gables and ottcr ncceaafy h3u(ss, the WHOLE V, d
calculated for P45!e Hos5f, and is 10 POM
ti.uatioo e9qsl 10 any in the fate.
PcGei,a may be had the frf Of anaS'!'
For tur.he, particulars apply TO the P'iaisl :,
ZEbULCN WAFNEH'
White t4opfs, Nov. II. eo3"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
Tie Ss5,c,-szsr

harirg a1adc svery exertion within biis oou,., g.,
TWO years pa2 TO procure the means Of 1,fcbsr,;s
the debts doe from the eaate dsviftd 70 s;n "a
his Father, without being able to eff {, il. AM
nov finding The ctats under conGderable epbar
f4la'ens, hath come to determination 20 ce,r
taa whole psrlona: properly for fie, viz.
About 20 likely Negroes
Of both lexcs and various ages, am0ngt which a..
good catpenief and blacksmith, about 100 he'd
OF horned cattle, conGaing Of nil h COWS, ices,
and work oxen, a number of horics, macs a.aS
colts, Tome of them remarkably anc, thee likely
mules, and variety Of plantation nterii!s, Sc.
The fale will CT mmtncc al Stljfbury en- Tha,r.
day the S,h day 0! D.ccnlber next, ii iaa, il ncs
the next lair day.
Twelve months credit will be allowed for an
fums above 20 dollars, the puych.lcr giving bond
with approved lecuriy creditors Of The f-,lef.
tate will be allowed TO purchaie 20 Tie amoant
OF their clsims, previouAy fettlei and acknow.
lcaged by me 10 be jult and inten& abated them.
Charles |. Love,
Executor OF Samuel Love, deceaEd.
Salbnry, Oh. 81.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25

Y4zoo corp7nv, the amount Of 90 964
dollars the Virginia Yazoo COMPANY,
the amount of e3,74I ooi!aFs, and ne
Tenneliee company, The anlaans Ct o,o1S
dollars
An uncomfortable fun was paid in 'he
paper medium Of ,he ilate, hy the two
htit msnticned companies, ard they CD
within The two years, tender in payment
TO the treslurer of the fac, the whole
amoant OF the purchafe money, IN cyl
dences ot The public debt of The fate.
Tie payaaent was refufed on the part ct
Georgia.
The money which had been dsPofi'ed.
by the Virginia Yazoo company was
withdraw; but the South Carolina ccm-
psny infi,u;rd, before the fupreme court
of the United States, iuir sgainit the
aa;e, which was terminated by the a
msndment 10 the contribution, relative to
the Inability of Aa,es.
Both CONS aqies new claim at 'eait an
indeuniilcaIlCn Gil account ol thS -
penles and damages incurred by lesion o.
what they conhder violation OF cor
tract on the part Of Georgia. There IS
nothing on the face of the act, which Jai-
tihes the contraction, commended tor py
the claimants and it IS by collateral e
whence only that ihsy attempt 10 prove
that il was The intention OF the leg'ila
tore, when the law was p2aed, that the
payments lhould be made IN evidences OF
the public debt OF the fate. In report
of that conitrotfion they bring their
ownpelirions TO the legiilature, applying
for the land which, petitions are referred
TO in rhe preamble Of the act, ans. the
protect Of the minority in the leg,lataTe,
wLo voe1 againt the law. principally,
as they alledged, becauie the payments
were 10 be made in deprecated eert.h-
cares.
ITO be Continued.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25
TTo be eoatinued.l
! CHARLESTON, February 7.

Capt. Evans, Of the flow Fanny, Of
Philadelphia, from Cape Francois 10 So
yannah, put into this port on Saturday
in d:areis. Capt. E. left at the Cape the
following American vedels, on the ash
ulr.
The hip Olive Branch, Carton, of Phi
ladelphia, TO fail the 10th.
Sch'r Milford, , Of Philadelphia,
uncertain.
Sch'r Sophia, of Baltimore, to
fail in few days.
Ship Henry, Of Baltimore, for fale.
Brig Sophia, NJ Donald, of Portland,
to fail in 6 days for Philadelphia.
Snow Penelope, Of Nizinion, N. G..
repairing.
Ssdays.
Sch'r Dolphin, Biggs, of Egg Harbor,
to fail FOR Jamaica in days.
Sch'r Lark. briggs, of Middletown,
uncertain. Sch'r Two Sifters, Of Chariot
ton, do. SIoop Governor TatnalI, do.
Do. Ship May Flower, of Charleeon,
repairing. Sloop Jerley Blue, OF New
bern, uncertain.
Brig Francis and Eliza, OF Bottom, juf
arrived.
Capt. Evans informs Us, that on the
9Th ulr 81 and two frisatss, were tent
againf Port de PAX that as he, pafed
that place, he heard a very heavy firing,
aud afterwards underitood that the place
had furrendered.
Arrived, ihip Sufanah. FORFEIT, Balti-
more Flora Mourfden, Honduras /;
brig Fanny, Evans, Cape Francois Ma
~, Mafon, Kingeon feh'r Cabinet.
johnfon, Madeira Phoenix, Martin, St.
Augufine DIANA, Mead, Cape Fran
co.'s loop Dove, Hatch: ST. Bartholo-
news.
Cleared, fhip Lydia, Hayward, Der
deaux fchooner Ranger, M'Clan, St.
Matys.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25
No. I.

LIZ liz I, mo. 1.
FoR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF LIrERA-
ruRE, (New York.
I2fb Day's d,aqyixg.
63l4, Iz34s, 200 dollars.
aI7J 1883, 1866, 1925, 1887,
25o64, 50 dollars.
3IS5, $3.50, 5000, 9z6S, 1890, 3o6zI
20 dollars.
200 Of 10 dols. Gain his day, $50
dolls. Total gain, 9ozo.
1871 D9y's dyarOiag.
1917, 200 doljars.
$500, 100 dollars.
S9s, 1904, a,s55, I4,S5r, 1910,
25,8I6, 50 dollars.
z3s, A44S, $3.50, zl,465, 20 dolls.
1853 OF 40 dolls.
The Whrel gained this day, 1910 dolls.
Total gain, 10, 100 dolls.
18th Days ara70ixg.
1880, 3z,Szz, 100 dolls.
1878, zI,4zI, SO dolls
z1447, Ioz, 1871, 477o, 1916,
1871 7239,. 1905, 3o,93z, 42z3,
1884, ozSo. 20 dolls.
l66 Of 10 dolls.
The Wheel gained this day, 1900 dolls.
Total gain, 1860 dolls.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25

demand fer the produce Of this Iland
ihould revive in Europe, it will hold its
price hese although as YET there has not
beea-a Gagle contract formed with plah-
tefs !; very eG,ntial difference beiwccn
the pre4ept ana former periods, when this
port was opened TO the American trade !;
then coutracfs wee entered into with The
planters fix months before the crop came
on, 10 the amount OF levetal mlllionsof
dollars
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25
Law OF VIRGINIA.
Au Hi for aife,Jxg The time # boldmg
Elections


Sec. I. BE it enacted by the General
Aaembl5 thar tie elections of the mem
bers Of tn: Legi1a ure of this Common
ucalth, and Of the meIabers Of the Honie Of
Representatives. of the United States, 10
which this fate is entitled, llail be held
in the 'leveraI counties and corporations,
on their REFLECTIVE court days IN the
month Of April. The meeting OF the re-
turning officers conducting the elections
Of Senator'S, lhall be within FIVE days, and
Of members Of Congrefs, within ten days
after the lat day OF fad elections, at the
court houie of the county, the namc. of
witch is frf meni ned in the law de-
ftlibins The ditrict and the laid return
ig officers lhall in all relpeas be govern.
ed by the rules aud regulations at prelent
eRablilhed by law.
Sec.2. Be it further enacted, that no
treeholder ihal! vote more than once for
fenator or member # Congreis in the
fame diifrid at any one election.
Sec. 3. This aA {l1all commence and be
in force from and after the paaiug there
of.
Paaed. ian. / 9Th, 1903.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25
NORFOLK, Feb. Il.

Arrived the fhip Margaret, capt. Tink-
ham, from Antigua.
The French brig John and Mary, Bar
nara, from Cape Francois.
The Britilh brig Minerva, Dixon, trom
ST. Vincent's.
The brig Clinton, Burr, from Kinga0o,
Jamaica.
The chr. Caroline, Kimble, from King
aon, Jam.
The Coop Polly and Betfey, capt. James
from Turks lfland.
c. Printing IN all ITS "a
rsety e1ecuted at this office
u11s asqtne}S and dlpateh.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25
a'eyanor!a G0nertl5sr.
FR1DAY, February ~
MAMDAMUS.

We unieliiand the Judges Of the So,
pEeme Court have givea II ssilhcir opnl-
n, 10 tie cafe Of the Mandamus, that the
jaisices are eetltled 10 their commlfoos,
nut, thar sbsy have nor The power 20 laue
a 'nsndamus in lie diari1 Of Cpiumola,
il not icing fate; il, however, the oc-
ncehayi saken place in one Of the itales
they G1ou.d have had no.hstisation in grant
ing it.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25

Arrived, the Aoop Preidenf, captain
Willis, from Newbern, North Carolina.
On the roth inf. while lying in Waililss
channel, near Ocacrock heavy gale OF
wind drove her on fhore together with fe-
ven other ye!lels and one toundered at her
anchors and venel and crew were loit.
She was fchooner from Pafcotank, capt.
James School, laden with corn. Ooe OF
the other velIels was the iloop indoltry,
Of Darby in Connecticut, part OF The car
60 laved, veAel loft. The PRECEDENT got
IF without as'y material damage. 10 lar.
So, &c, fpoke the fchr. Nautilos, OF Bal
timore, who informed Us that two ieven-
iy-four gun ihips had arrives, but no
troops.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25

Bya gentleman from the City Of Waih-
iDg,on, who leis it laa evening at four
O'Clock, we are informed that tic lcnate
weie yeaerday occupied in debating on
Mr.. Rofs's motion that they were de-
termined nor 10 adjourn ill they had de-
ciced il, and shat il was iopPoied 1t
would lait TIL 8 or O'Clock this morn
ing ii was likewiie conje6tured the Senate
woull agyeei TO the reiolntion as MIR
Breckenridge and Mr.. Cooke had both
come into The mealure.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25
Contamination.

IS 4 GTIH7HH5C UII%Hs
In the courle OF the debate which took
place in the Houfe OF Representatives, on
Mr.. Bacon's re(olutions for recedlng the
Territory of Columbia, TO the flares OF
Maryland and Virginia, it was ailer'ed
by member that tie people OF the dli-
,rit9 were t!aves. The truth OF this al
fertion | was inclined to doubt, but iome
of The democrats feem determined that we
hall no longer doubt On that inbJett.-
The Militia Bill lately brought into Con-
grels, will prove to every man In the
difriet that he is an actual fave. Feeling
that this is the fact, would it not be pro-
per 70 petition Congrels, to transfer the
trouble OF governing US from ihenlelves,
10 certain conlpicuous military charac-
ter of this town. Gould this fate Of
things be brought about, bsEaes the pre-
ference we, ihould feel TO being governed
by one mater in9ead Of many, other and
great advantages would be found /: To
name them al would exceed my leiiure
but it would not be proper to drop the iub-
je&t without glancing at the facility with
which tabborn Federalifs or refractory
Democrats might be punifhed, for not
m1fering under officers whom they delpife
or detelt. y
Extra7 efa letter 10 gentleman IN Phi
zadelpbia, from bis eorrsl1ondrst at N.
Orleans, liz date Of a2d Jan. 1905.
!" BuGnefs feems to increafe every DAY
between this and the French ports-flnce
a month not LET'S than IS yeAels arrived
from France. There are no oiflcia! &C
counts as YET, of the time when the French
are TO arrive here and notwithstanding
the representations of Congrels, and the
courier or express conaantly going and
coming between this and Kentucky, the
intendant of this province remains obfti
nate in his determination not TO permit q
depoGt to the Americans. We, think,
however, thar The produce coming down
he river Wall De PeIihilted-N NO" Is lac
moment of its coming down."
Extraa Of a letter f,-om tie HaUaana,
4ated Jan. 10.
+" We have had iome days report
here, that the ceding Louiiana by the
spaniards to France, was IN part the oc-
caGon Of the recent differences between
England and France. We alto have IN
formation of that difference being adjufed
between the two nations, and that Spain
remains in poaeilion Of that territory as
formerly.
/" The crops here have fallen much
ihort this ieaion Of the ulnal abundance !;
plantations that laf year prodoeed 1909
boxes Of lugar will thi; iesion yield only
| zoo, owing to the want ct fsIn. It th>
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
TO be Sold or. Let,

A WELLhnifhed Dwelling Hoofcp fruavcd
\ on Ihamcs-Street. oppohte Mr.. Rob ~
Steve1'--Aifo new Store. adjoining the ard
and garden, with good well Of ~sier.-r-lf
not immediately fold. the Shop. with fone psn
of the Houfe. .ilI be to let.---The h,us,iou,
bo,h for hs<,h and bnGnefs, is not interior TO
any in town. Conditions may be kn1.n by
applying to HENRY G. CHAMPLlN,
Newport, Nov. 40, 1907 e,ii
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
To be Sold,

THAT valuable FARM in Weferly, sd.
i joining the Salt Pond which Mr.. William
Chsmplin. late Of Wefefy. died poAeHsd Of
confiiting Of two bundrcd acres tBorc or Iefs J.
The terms of pay ncnt will be made eafy 10 ths
poschafer. II not fold al private fale before ,b,
ieth day Of February next, IL viii then be foid
al Pobiic Vendce, az 20 O'Clock IN the fore
noon. at Mr.. PsuI Rhodes Ho,e'. Conai ions
Of fsle may be Known by sppIying TO WILL
LIAM CHAMPLIN, OF Weaerly, or AR
MOLD CLARKE Of Stoningtoo. .4
WraerJ. Js~3ary ", 1909.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

INFORMS the Public, that he has opened a
4 GROCERY STORE in, Broad Sueei, IN
the houie. late the properly of Mr.. C1AB Earl.
where ne has for Sale general a1ortmex OF
WEST-INDiA GOODS.
Among Others. are the following articles
Kun, Irandy, Gin, Cherry. Rum, Molaiies
Flour. Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of various
k'nds, Coffee, Chocolate, RaiGns. Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Al(pice, Cinnamon, Na,megs.
Butter. Cteete, Candies, Onions, Tooacco.
Snuff, Powder and Shot, Lsmp-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars. Sc. Also, o9
A general and exteniive variety of
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Women.
Shoes, &c. &c. with many other articles, TOO
tedious to mention all which will be fold at
the npa reduce' prices.
.Nr4epOrf, Nsv. al. 1891. 6cf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
Sail MAKING.

HE fubfcrioers having entered into partner.
i ihip, under the irm of ws
l9 Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inform the Pubic, tina, they carry or tfr
Sail Making bu6nels, 10 It's vafions branches,
at their Sail Loft. on the wharf of the late Gen.
ohm Mslbone, ar the Soush part Of ihr town.
Tnofc who may favor them with their cuaom,
may depend on ponduaiiry and dnpa,ch. All
iavon will be gratefully acknowledged. by
WING SPOONER, I'D.
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Newport, April 3. 1891. 7oy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

w town of Newport, have allowed Gx
months logger br the Creditor, Of the efiate Of
Charles LcETHt. late Of Newporr, Merchant,
deceafed, Iepteiented niolvent, TO bring 10 heir
claims :--Notice IS hereby given TO all perioes
having demands aeainf iaid taate, 10 exhibit
them for ieuiemeht ; aud al iuch as are intebr-
cd. are earncay ieqdcfe 10 make immediate
paymeat 10 SIMON DAVIS, Adm'r.
Ncwpor,, Aug. Ia. ,8c7. cvi
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

The pratirg about the preceedin ings OF Con-
Rref, in the affair of New. ORLEANS. before they
are known. is like one of Ra'lcder's witneGcs,
who fsore through mi!iake thar Ru,!edge'. own
hand wiring, produced as foch. was forgery.
There was no prejudice in this declarz,ion."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

q On the isbjee Of the late wicked and
eowsrdly attack on Mr.. EIlsry. by that 9<een-
Sk/1s< sensAmax Rusledge. ihe Aurora obietves
,---A week, has psAed and The federal prints OBJ.
fervr Aod;ed Glcnce eonthsihamttul usnisttion,
10 no iaasnce have we feen an obicrvstiQn from
. federal editor on the lubjrtt, not beraote they
condemA the conduct of Rurledge, bat they be-
Gin AZ length to fec the public indigestion ming
assioA The leaders of their fattior they fear 10
expole themielve, aod their friends by producing
. ddcufion that mott inevitably terminate 20
sheir fhame--they hope thar the affair will 6lozD
ev<y, TO ole cant phTaie |; and sre aware OF the
real Rate OF the public mind. &.
~ THs FEpERALtsrs have violated the
HOY Sabbath, and let religion, law and order at
naoeht ~! Yet we find tbofe who call them
-Ieives Chriaains, joAifying the Federsl Cham
pions Rutlcdse and Morris, two Repreicn'atives
IN Congres. in their Infamous sHault upon Mr..
SMery. Yes, the fedcrahas shemfelves ackoow-
ledge that on Sunday the 10Th OF December,
Rutlesige difpatched his friend Morris 20 chaI-
Iengc M. ElIery. 10 attempt murder! !! On
Sunday !is il poAbIe yes this Is federal religion!
The kdersiifts likewiie joai'y Rotledge. IN
vsylsyiog Mr.. Eefy. and then committing an
courageous slIao't and battery on him. contrary
TO law and gofpei precepts Are ,hefe h6esal
principles Who have proved rhetnfcves 10
be the dearoyers Of religion. law and govern
rrrntt Let Fedcfahas be known by their deeds.
Proc. Pk1aix.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
HEIR rEy

ITO be fold. and potirfGcn given the ,sth Of
4 ct March next, One Hundfed ano Fifty
acres Of Land of,hs fra quality, lying IN south
fKingRoYn, (Boaon Neek)--a,oot half mile
outh Of 0ardi1,y's Ferry, commonly known by
shc name OF the Bonnet tsrm--aod j, bountcd
as follows Weacrly, partly on the We'quague
pond partly on land Of Simeon Potter, and
psttly on land Of George Brown :-ASoush,rly,
on the ocean :-EaRetiy, on the Narrsganiet
Bay. aud Noryhesly ON land Of the iobicriber.
It's local fi,ustion is Ear preferable 20 any IN faid
toan. .----lt m well walled in iix dviGons,
with double wa'l For fihihg and towing.
none is hperior in the State. the pond abound
ing with pearch Of an exceilen, kind. and fowl
of great variety. .---'The beach affords an mex
haoGable fource OF ies manue, fach as rock u
Yibbio weed, and fea curril. There are two liv-
Ing fpIings Of wa,er on the prmifes. An in
difpu able title will be given. and the mode Of
payment made eafy to the rurchafer The
Germs rnsy Be known by apphice TO e
f' JOHN GARDINER.
so.tb Kisgasses. Dee. $. 1904. lii+f