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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-01

90 Sold likewife BY S. Plea
Jan5s, Richmond i; Rojs and Dou-
glaG, Petey/6urg 7. Green, Ere
derlck6wgh; G. Purdle, Smith
field; NJ. Jones, Suffolk DR..
Miller, Wlnchsfer; r, Green,
how, WIllsansl5ug; and +. Shan
LeslJmg.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-01
DR.. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE GER
MAN cox N PLAIo;l Err.

An intalb!e remedy Tor corEs, ipeediy remov
ng therl, root and branch, without giving pam
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-01

N q 1 | G +.
THE SUBSCRIBERS intending
hortly to embark for Europe, hereby Va
Notice, that he has appointed An'non'
Create and John M'Iyer his AHofSS'
md thar they are daily authorized TO tran"
al his buineis in his abience.
RICHARD VEITcfi.
Nov. II. -"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-01

IAN IL IL D1S1 IL
1T bis Maantaa~y IN Lnioa frsst MAJ"
and has an Hanl,
Cut Nails and flooring BradS
of a hyperion quality, which he offers i'f
Sale by the caik. at thefolo wing prices:
zod. Izd. and Io1. Nails atSd. Per ID.
Cd. do. at SD. do.
"a. do. at gid. do.
ID. do. at lo1d. do.
sd. do. at I'd. DO.
7od. rad. & rod. flooring Brad' At ~
Per ID
Sd. DO. at So. DO.
The retailing Prices are. one penny PEI
B. higher. He has Sprigs and Taek'
every lize, and wide and narrow Hoop
Iron for Sals.
December s. eostIaw ~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-06
iI3uDilt Nennne.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
n 10 ) 'elaek, zviN Be said at tie VenG2<
Sfore,
Rum in hogfheadsand barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whiikey and Apple Brandy il bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coace il tisrces and bags,
Chocolate
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raidns in kegs, boxes ard jars,
Figs IN kegs and trails,
Quccns Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Z O,
a oGYsety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coat,ngs,
Kerieymeres, Duitls,
Plains and Kerlcys,
Negro Cottons, scrgss,
Elanicks, blue Friczes,
Calimancoes and Ruiiels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicocs,
Irilh Linens, Silefa do.
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenbusgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs, S.
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchicfs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
S-rtrmhcr 4.
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sales bp aaaioa.
On WEDNESDAY,.

III W GA><s@-~ -'->>s-'-
!, . o,eIosk, quill be Jold at fbs Ytnaaf
s,s,x, tbe garner Of King ard ou'0n
6sssts. s.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whilkey in barrels,
Applc Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caass,
Wine in pipes aad quattcT caks,
Molaaes 10 hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in calSs and bags,
Ratios IL kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
p,oad Cloths, Iriih Linens,
CafiInefes, Calacoss'
vsr(.vs. Threads,
coa,;nrs. Chintzes,
fIallthlfks, beulleAs,
Fearnaught, oznanuIgs'
Blankets, oewing ohKs,
Planes / Muffin and Muffin
). NEGRO Cottors. Handkerchief,
Worried and other India LOTIONS, &c
Stockings, DC.
THOS. PATTEN, AaTioseer.
September
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-06
VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SAFE

Nm OIAAi1s
By vsrtae o. q Deed Of TruJ2 exc.
eeuted lvAeary Leet 10 Tie Jabftyiber,
Jar leearNg a.4e6tdas from lazd Henry
Lee, 10 Nm. LudzyeN LIE, eeeea}ed,
the tolioromg traFs ef Land auilz be
Sold at public Auction,
fer ready money, attbe TINES and place;
bsreat1er mentisaed, that IS 10 ~:
One tract containing $500 a.
cses, called Hollis's Malfh, lying il the
county of Weamoreland, adjoining the
Stafford caate, and bordering on the .Po-
tomac river.
One other tract containing
500 acres lying iu the county of Fairfax,
at the mouth Of Difficult, run, on the wet
Gde thereof, and bounded by the Potomac
river at the Great Falls.
One other straet containing
1900 acres, together with noiety Of
MILL, lying in Frederick county, where
the faid tract IS called and known by the
name Of BufaIoc Marfh.
Thefe tracts will be fold on the refpec-
tive preuifes: The rft on the 2Sfh of
September The I'd on the 9Th of Otto-
Der, and the sd On tie 18th OF October
next.
The above tracts will be laid off and
fold in fmaller parcels, if the titlcpapcrs
can be obtained in time to enable the iub.
fcriber to have them divided.
(Signed)
Bghrod Walasagto1.
Auguf 70 dI3tbO
Arcaaaa1as Iaaaezure.
JUST RECEIVED y FOR SALE
BY r. and |. GRAY,
THE
Tinauva /, 9uypveo folio alpsro,
oFDR. wITHERING,
Or, TIE eousampfsve 9atis1t's mfal6bk
rsfoya!ive,
Augug IS.
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Ricketts,, Newton and Go.

Ricketts,, Newton and Go.
Ha0e r<eeivsd Sad fer Sale,
A few bales German Linens,
trunks calicces and chintzes,
DO. hoiers,
10 boxes wool and cotton cards,
treiies threads,
3oboxes diPp'd and mould candles,
10 hhds. molas1es,
4 do. Jamaica fpirits,
s do. fugars,
20 barrels prime pork,
SO do. herrings,
20 do. fhad,
80 kegs James river tobacco,
100 tons platter.
EF They are g:usng CEN, for
uheat, -four, corn, rye, beans
and tobacco.
Anone 4. d
Printing IN all ITS UGa1ety exc
r,ffeJ ~ {L,e IL.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-06
Valuable Property for Sale.

IN puaJaanee Of q Decree q AIex7
aadr,a esaury eourt, IL The d,ftia IF
Columbia al The laf 5aue term; and
TIE lae pM and teqament Of Leaois
H,pkms, deceelfd,
Will be fold at Public Auction,
10 tie bigbsf bid4ey, fer ready mouey,
on 7bAsyaay IL aad dry q September
ssxt, yfaiy, # not The nexf fair day,
al tbe b0aJe 81 Francis Dauisz, al tbe
Lntle Fails, all Ire REAL ESTATE
oftbe laM Lssyis l1i9zms, to wit !:
One undivided third part Of
ao7 acres of AND, in the laid diaritf,
near the faid Little Falls, upon which ATE
Merchant Mills, with three parrot FRENCH
Burr Mill Stones, ard every necedsry and
convenient machinery &c. manufacturing
fear 10 tie bee advantage; alto Brew
cry and Difillcry, MIXERS Flouie, a
Brewer and DHGilIcr,s Houie, snd fundry
tohcr improvements. This property will
be a,ewn % any perlon who may Incline
TO purchalc it, by the faid Francis Daniel,
at any time before the day Of fale.
"A tract Of LAND IN Fairfax
county, about three miles from the faid
Little Falls, containing ao7 acres. upon
which is a dwelling houie, in which Mrs.
SuEan Wren lives, and iundry other i'm
pInvements; about two thirds OF tits land
are cleared, and he remainder in wood !;
it sis good farming land. Mr.. William
Waters, who lives near it, will fhcw this
land to any perfon or perfons who may
incline TO purchafe ii, at any time prcYi-
Gus tothe falc.
Mrs. Sufan Wren, who was the widow
of the faid Lewis Hipkins, has right Of
dover in the aiorefaid property.
The Sale will commence at twelve
o'clock.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-22
The THEATRE.

The favorite comedy of " spec, w.,
Plough" was performed on in ,l.~.
evening, and, we are forty TO 0D's'''
20 a very thin audience. al.
The merits OF this comedy, aoue.
The manner in which ii was Pefl0'pas =,
de(crved more general attenno9n ~. ~
was much to commend and but il'''' "
cenfure. long
The return of Mrs. Green, aiteF . ,.s
Gckneis, mutt be gratifying to 'ns "a,
rical ara.eurs. Her perioanahSe
chalte and correct. 80 &C.
Mr.. Bernard, one of the belt conn >. 70
tors in America, did not appea, 5, - - y.
hi. off his part 70 very laecefsfuiy T,h %
were in the habit of obierving: Nv, i 1
long on the Bath theatre, ne nao ' aa,bof
true Zummers1sbi,e dialect. 's .s s' =,
has written, ard the clowns N .n1 nans,
Of the country ay. Dom, and nos DN"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-22
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.

By London papers TO the lst OF jury
inclusive, brought by the ship Delaware
we learn that parliament does not appear
to be engaged in business Of much inter,
est. The latest French papers received !
in England coutaineI no information OF
consequence. Buonaparte was visiting
the French ports upon the channel. he
had been at Boulogne, and was supposea
to have arrived at Calais. The gallant
Sir Sidney Smith was in the channel, and
il was presumed would at least salute the
first consul for tie purpose of renewing
the Acquaintance so happily formed at
Acre.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-22
ON sEs DrArH orslR r. ABaRcRoMaiE,

Sx5tosed BY Mr.. Ca9d Letf.
How ihoula veteran with to die !!
Where mould his fear worn body lie !?
Nor upon the pale 6ek bed,
Where weak limh'd infants droop the
head,
Where ApoPlexy's temple Twins,
And coward Patty lays his limbs,
An aged women Yield their breath,
Withour tsuggle unto death.
Who in bis Lifetime liv ID with glory,
He ihould die, and make tory,
By shc foe mans bloody hands,
Fighting mid the aimed bands,
Where heaps OF lain compete pile,
To drarken all the land of Nile.
In ages honor, conqsee's pride,
zen 70 great Abercrombie died.
With Atric Europe joins her groans,
And Malta keeps the heroes bones:
Malta, till famous FOR the tomb
OF brave knights aain for Chri2endom,
/ will not blame the hHnlaEtear,
o baronefs Of Abourki!
There IS a tear in virtues eye,
Which pride ofsit'es cannot dry
Nor faselieit funeral cxequies,
Nor nation's plandifies
Nor the tears of Chriaendem,
Weep upon thy dear Lords romb;
Nor thy blood and namesi augmented,
With what Tie heraids have invented,
Ofioundiog pedigree and fate,
To foftcn DER the wounds of Fare.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-22
Firm Gi5yo,,..

i'Im Si5yoto.
Capt. SWEET, arrived at Rosson s S,la T.,
inst. in As days fror, Gibraltar me-, l1't
that passports had been granted bv n.
merican Commodore, and the Consri, =,
Gibraltar, and Tangiers, permi,t,na q
T,ipolitan ship to sail under Moorish
lours, as Moorish snip, and her T,;ss
line papers were left sailed Up in the r., ~
of MIR. Gavinc. She was manned WIKI ~
Moors, and bound for Tunls; and 4,
Trlpolltan capt. was permitted to a..
passage ia her. On her way up she s,oa
ped at Gibraltar and took in more r.s
with whose assistance the capt. oye,oos
cred the Moors. and were going into r.
poll ; when she was met, and cap,p,.,
by the U. S. f,igate John Adams, ao5
sent into Malta.
An English merchantmen arrived },
Gibralsara few days previous to Cam
SIS SAILING. and reported that she had
s-o',en 6 Tripolitan cruizers in the Cuo5
Of Venice.
Many neutrals had been brought in
on suspicioo. Among them the Randi,
valuable ship from the Isl, Of Franc.
and several vessels from ST. Domingo,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-22
From Liveybool ,JaLy Z.

From Liveybool July z.
q By late decree of the French Co.
vefnmen', all merchandise fhippsd in this
country, is prohibited from bling landed
in France, and accounts are jeff received,
that the mooth o. the Elbe, is otockadad
by the Bn,ilh, and no veRal, OF whatever
country, permitted 20 enter or to 60 out
of that river The demand 10 con!eduence,
Tor fugar, coffee, and other export pro
duce IS nearly fufpended and unleis a
vent is ioon opened in fome port on the
continent, TO carry off the produce, which
is now ACCOMPLISHING, we tear, that 'he
ttssnatioo which will be Put 20 this branch
Of cur l.ade, added 70 the conieqaent fear
city Of money, will operate untayoEably
on she prices but if we ind other con-
yenlent ports for thc iaIe of export pro-
suce, il is likely the preienr quotations
viii he maintained.
" Immediately after the commencement
Of hotilitiss, grain and -four advanced in
price bur as it is generally believed,
hat there Is larger flock Of grain IN the
country than has been for fome years az
the fame icafon, and the growing corn
ocingscondderable in quality, and thus
lar promoting in appearance mott arr,
les of provifions have declined inprlce.-
Good American wheat may be quoted At
from IS 3dto IS cd per Job. opt as ie-
veral of oar mills cannot at preient work,
owing to the light winds and fcarcity Of
water, there is no demand for it. Flour
in confcqucnce of this, is in demand at
8 IS. per barrel this a very low price,
but we DO not expect any advance, unlels
the light winds and drought ihould con-
tnuc for a length OF time, or that we
mould have unfayorable weather for the
growing corn.
The per.nilIion to import grain
and Aeur free of duty, Which has now
ceafed and the old corn laws again took
effect on the 1T Infant. The Permiflion
however is extended with reipect to beet
and pork, which may De imported free OF
duty till,he goth OF Septemoes next.
Pot and pearl alhes, in consequence
Of fome REGULATIONS, experienced an ad-
vance during laR month but the demand
has now ceaied, and prices ieem rather on
the decline.
(" The iufoenlion of the export trade TO
the continent of Europe, materially af-
| 6eses cotton, and the fales for fome time
| paf have been very limited /; Upland
| Georgias may be quoted at 2aIaf1 per
! ID. fine qualities may be conhdcred ra-
ther more valuable, but there are few
dne Uplands in The marker, the late i'm.
| portations being generally inferior.
An aa has jua been paned for confoli-
dating the import duties which occaiions
! fome alteration, and thele ihall be MOTTO
! ed in our next prices current. Which we
intend to fend you in few days. We
| may alto mention that bill is now be-
| fore Parliament for impoiing additional
! duties upon teveral articles Of importa-
ton, and likewifc an export duty of 8
per Probably the bill may under
| gofome alteration, and it is not therefore
necefary for US to mention the particulars
| Of it, but when it has paiIed, we hope
duly to inform you; among the new
| Duties propofed is one of I'd. per 10. or
| Cotton Wool imported.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-22
aleraunrta ADVERTISER.
MONDAY, AUcU3r u.

& FIR. Ricllardfon's addrefs to lm
friends of T. w. PeyEon, ihall sppea, to.
morrow. !.
While Cenet was planting the tree &
mfsckiefi in the peaceable soil of the U.
nired States in the year 1898, he was wor
shipped by the deluded democrats. The
Eagle of America had no sooner stopt the
Growing of this Gallo cock, than that
gentle race of our fellow ciyizens BECAME
.oud in their abuse Of the nan who had
rescued them from the Vaccinations Of
France. At eiq.ic fest Of Freach and
American citizens, Oh the 9th Of Fcorn.
airy, 1894, among numoer OF toast
nearly as wicked as some which disgrac;d
the last anniversary of our independence,
was the following:
6 The prosecuted Citizen Genet; may
& his country reward his 6onea zeal, and
Z the shafts of calumny, levelled against
g him, recoil upon the archer"
Wasbiugtou was the archer-who:e az.
row hir the citizen; and thereby averted
curse upon our land, by eSterminadng
the bloody system Of Rooesp'erre, which
he was then introducing amongst US.
The second part OF that composition Of
anarchy, called (" The Righrs Of Man"
was dedicated to the Marquis La Fay&te,
who was then, il seems, the idol OF its
blasphemous author. In less than twelve
months afterwards the virtuous Thomas
Paine assisted In passing an act OF con-
demnation against that unfortunate 0e-
neral: and soon after became the pnac'
pal instrument in passing ct another aes
5v which his innocent wife and chlldfea
were left without bread to eat. Should
thomas Jefferson offend Thomas Pa'n''
we may look for another act OF GRATITUDE
Things more unlikely have happeneoi
vide the charges of Calender against 'l'e
Philosopher OF Monticello.
Late accounts from Paris intimate nat
Bonopar,e is difordercd in his 'nisIleeS a.
AS Hamlet Jays, !" there needs no gum
10 tell US thar" iince the coaS' 'aS'a
lympsoms at his levec to Lord "'h',
worth. How many infances 40 We ls ..
Of, in the arrangement Of men WAC vs ,,.
fuddenly elevated to titoatlons 'hcy "'''
never intended BY nature to iuita'H'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-22
Exf,aa If 4 lsutr 1,em NfrO 1syS, daf-
aed Anousf II.

z,
81 The ship Delaware, Captain Beeoe,
arrived this morning from Liverpool. Her
letters and papers arc to the % lniy.
The following is a letter received by
mercantile house here, dated the lst gully.
sWe have now to advise, that IT con-
sequence Of the situations the french have
occupied at the mouth Of the Elbe and
Weser, prevent our ships from occu-
pying the same, CIR goverursnt has Dr.
cluysd 60tb r;vers to be in a state q brock
0ds against all Slipping. aebatfvey, a''fl
Prussia sbaN guarantee t6e aeea'fon<d
tyesdom Of trading 10 Hamburg, and t6e
otber to4vus on Their banks. What effect
this determined measure may produce, IT
IS impossible to foresee; bat meanwhile
all business is put a stop 70, and nothing
has been doing for Some time past IN SUI
gar, coffee, or the West India articles.
/" Notce. His Britannia Majesty has
Judged i expedient to establish the most
rigorous blockade at the entrance OF the
mouth of the river Elbe, and to maintain
and enforce the same in the stricfest man
ner, according to the nsages OF war, &C.
knowisdged and allowed in similar cases.
I" JAMES MAURY.
{" American Consulate, Liverpool,
July !. 1908.
"To CAPT. BerJs IF The slip DslaSOaye.'
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& Mr. Richardfon's address to th
friends of T. w. 'PcyEon, fhall sppea, to.
morrow.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21

AN ACT
Making appropriate, iar the Military eR'b-
lihmen, OF ,hc United State, in the year
one lhoulaud eight hur6sd aud ;hrse.
~ Z ii ena9el BY TIE Scsaie ard Hopje of Re-
ID tretsiativ's \ rte Unntd Stat1 Of fne,,ta,
IN Csag,5I e9SmJ!td. inat f9r oei'aying the
ievrrs cx xoeni>, 81 ,he military eASb ihmeot OF
the Unued StStes los the year one th,uiaud
eight hunl,ed ard thfee for me Indian depart.
,uent, and fos the e.ettion of iorUhcs,ioos, the
following iunll Uc. and ,hs fame hereby are re-
Cpcetiory appropriated, ,bai i, 10 lay,
For the ?ay o' The army of ,hc United
States, two hundred nipe,y nine thcuisnd one
auudred and twenty four dollars.
For forage, tour ShoUland and City Gx dol
lars.
For the fubGacncc Of the officers of ,he
army and the corps Of eogioecrs, tsenty nine
,houlsnd and eighty iix dollars and eighty fve
cents.
For The fubih-occ CT ncn.ccmmiliored
officers and ptiystes, one hundred and fifty four
thouiand Ave hupdred and forty dollars and
icventy FIVE cents.
For clo,hing. City fix thouland nine hun
dged aud fxty dollars.
For bounties and premiums, eight thoufand
dollars.
For the medical and hofpital department,
ten ,hooisnd dollars.
For camp equipage, fuel tools and trsnf
rora'icn, and contipgeat exPenies, fhy eight
thoafand dollars.
For fortiica,inr, :, ,,NTS's. magazines and
armourics. one hur ~ \ Mae ,Soutand ix
hundtcd and nine0 MA\X aud eighty eight
cents. NM \
For the Indian department, feventy three
thouiand Eve hordred dollars.
For purcha6ng maps. plans. books and
inhrunents for the department of war & the
military academy. two thcuisnd dollars.
For po!agc on letters on iervice to and
from the Offices Of the Adjutant and Infpettor
aud pay mailer Of the army, tour thouiand FIVE
hundred dollars.
Sac. 4. Ind Be IL farfbrr GRATED. That
fum not exceeding tweu,y thouisnd dollars,
Including any uuexpsnded hlknce of former
appropriations for the fame objsi be. and the
fame hereby is Appropriated for detsaying the
expenee of any treaty or treaties which may be
held with the Iod;sas Froviisd, That the
compensation to be allowed to any commihioncr
appointed or who NAV be appointed, for nego-
eiating fuch treaties ihall not exceed executive
Of travelling expcnees the rate Of eight dollars
day during the aeisAl issvice Of fuch eommiiIou-
crs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21

from US that fatisfaetion which juaice DEGREES,
all will unite 10 the neceiIity Of war. By az
tempting TO avoid its evils, we fhall have given
TO tufope. evidence OF our diipol zion 90 live IN
peace and good ocighboeh ,od we ihail become
oniied, and lttlcc sil arrange hefie't undrr our
banners. by haaily d.cIsriog war, Without
ak'ng redrcis. @r ihould have exciied d,lcpn
ten's among oor Own cinzeos, snd j-ty
asakensd the fofpicions AID jcaIoaGrs o' all
'hoii Earopean powers @ho nave Amrflcan
poasli ,ns.
ine csbinet-of 81. James might pohhly
have rcjpiecda, the everr brt wnuid il n"t
have occurred 20 them, that the faue pnper.
which had iezed upon Nc0 Otlcans, might. al
any moment, opoh as Light or lels pfovocaiion,
ieze up0n the Canada, Nova Sofia, New
BranfRick, and the Bshsmai, and, IN a itv
years, upon their WeG iadis poa, .iicos i--Our
highea in'ese;is rsquiIe-w fnouid sviuos 20 he
world Huti ,essHi fsrjeG,ce, sith,ol yer
form'nce OF al cor engagements, & +, dcGre TO
cultivate iiiendihiP, qesce & good sil ~iih all.
In cate wsriheoid beconsaecehsty.- -hn new
evils ~ii the nsiionhste aS0ried by the delay !!
The advocatesiur thec nezlarc fa,, A." France
oil DC IN polelii9n % LOulG.na !" Ard sill
ihS nci TIC beio4noGsalqn OF ihat ptoyince before
we cCn,a have Isiled IN army, Il gar bad been
declared az the conlnerctu.ens og .ae teGiqn os
crngieh, or even Vi ulhe exeeu,ive Dad pa6cl.d
and ex;rciicd thar poser Oh he day ne aS In
tnrpsd II The uols -'el coOdoet oi th. iutsndant
Bat s'e &c ietouGy 20 eager into vat .i,h
France Oeesuie the iniendaIt of Aea OEtans
has cloled that port which !. etsi.d 10 FraDce,
who has committed noioirshp5n Of oor righn
viii sOy man FAY war fhal be ievied ucon
France for ihe mi,cnndutt OF Sbani4 off
ceJ '-----Or viii any one deny tha: ,slung
poiehicn Of New Orleans, wh.ch IS dsij
expected 90 pat. into ,ne poGcAion of Erance,
20 whom it has long face been ceded. will in
saet be making wai sg.infi Ter II we had
ieiz:d upon that place, nUfi base retained il
sgainn her, or have Iehcted it when lhe came
e. take poilcaion. II ~e reaorrd u 70 her,
then what advantage fhouid we es'n by ,he
iscyfce I'wculd certainly excite h5s ,ealouly.
II we 'etsined IL, a bloody and aIduous sar
mof be The coniequeag. The people Of the
weaefb country would be deprived OF the
navigation os the Mifli6ppi more years than they
have been mooths under the puiicy pu,iued
by thc administration. BeGdes on .hat p,in.
ciele would We juaity the detention Certainly
not on account or the conduit OF the Spanih
lnlendanr.
To be co-cisd,6 b orr 1sxt.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21

See. 5. A~Sheh fs,,b.y s~a9tS, That the
isverai appropriations herein before made, all
be paid aud difcharged, fra on, Of any balance
remaining unexpeoded Of former appropriations
tor the fame objct,s rcfpettiveIy, and fecondly,
out OF any monies in the treafury not otherwiie
appropriated.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Sb<0ksv Of fb- Hart ef Rebyej>nfative,.
STEPHEN r. BRADLEY,
P,,fitn, Of fb, Senate, Pre- ftmpsrs.
ArPRovED. March 3d, 1904.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Pysfdtm offbe Ushe9 Sfasss,