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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-16

5iSHoL ,solc 20 iayt Or tttca2r1 4 Gig
was az tsie prlloa od Sunday, and We
Believe Jaw re colonel and AZ Inc atftsr
ptiloner$ ou- We have n05 beard thai
vi,ichad Ipr lis oSett 10 induce rhein 10
make any conditions.
AGer Mrs. Deipar,l had left tn oal3&
nei, he was viti.cd in the cvea,.,a Ne
5he gentleman who rad acted as BIS s,-
hcitor who came to ak him where
w!hed % BE buried Ife was iiie5.t 6E
tome minutes, and at ienalh rcpify.sS.
char he believed Several Of his county
men wera buried At Pancras; he rheqe-
fore deGred 60 be buried there,
The Clergyman Of the prii1n. A5F.
Win&wor!sz, had itvefai times nads
oyertures to the colonel TO couad4e
~ith him; but he always declined tAe
clergYrnan's offer, politely, howeyt7,'
shaaLiing hicn. Mr.. Wialiworrh. az
Sunday, repeated his requeits, bun e e
cei5ed the fame aniweI. Mr.. w siE.
worth wilhed him 20 accepe b33k iEtai,Fa.
him, he alto declined. The coi.,2ei
iaid, thar lie had b-en in all parts ol5.le
woad, that he was not particularly w.
cached 70 any form of religion, and dat
has mind was entirely made UP upon r.
hgions matters. Mot Of the ott,cr b,4-
toners, however, palicd much OF tiier
time in prayer, and WIKI the clergy, r.;.lr3s.
NAcfanara was arlendei By ikoia' "a
catholic Prief. GRAHAM, and ra6 f
the other priloners, requeitea hIr. z.
land l3tll, TO iend q clergyman t.
which he did. They remained
part of lhc nighc in deep sad ear.
prayer.
When Mr.. Ives went to co-1mu4i-
cate the warrant Tor the c~ecuti.n 20 TIC,
two prIioncrs, Wood ar. Crat.ae.l, tbGY
laid, char they wi.lled TO have toiHe
conversation With him. Sunday at.1f-
noon, nc went TO rhcn, attended y
The clcrSYcl&l, Mr.. Wiakworth. Ga
ram (llen entered lnro . long canrcrs3-
riQn wirA him, upon tho motives Of us=
meeting At the pubic houic where they
were Appreciated bur VIZ do nor leSfFt44
that nc rhreW any new !ight upon uhe
iuo|e6t, Or made any discoveries Of in!>
Porrance. Macnamara lpenr the wh31e
Of the night in prayer. Z he Rori8is
catholic Prieit left h;rn a. lare hour, aad
came again early Yesterday morning.
Graham, Wfareea, ana another, Wouas
We believe, We're the greater part Of TIE
night engaged in q 5inlar uaanne theE
were d.iitngcFs-, Bfougayon and Fr2A-
cIs were Of the church q England ptf-
iaAlion. Colonel De,par3 llrpt fr6fl
1arce 70 half pa!t four the remainder
oi the night he Palled in walking 40 ard
DOM his cell. The ref Of the eli1ontFS
iicPt abour Two hours.
The following is an exrraA Of tfig
warrant tor the execution
" And whereas we have thought FIT
70 remit par of the lcnteGce, viz, taxi
ing our and burning chcir bowels befose
their faces, and dividing the boiies 81
Edward Marcus Delpard, J. w ooa3
]. Francis, Thomas Brouehron, j.
3edg~ick Wr4t5sn, J, A. Graham, az
J. Machamara, By th,m Doius drasi4
and hanged, and having their heais {e-
vcred from thejr bodies, &ccordiaz Ia
the fad fentence only, at tae ufual piacea
on Monday next the ztft Of February ;
and Tor 10 doiag, this f1all be yotlF
warrant. Giycn al our courr Of 81
James,, this I5.h day ofFeb. 1909
+ IL thc I'D year Of or loycreign. ~
has majeity's Cora.an5.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-16

Anne&ed is a copy Of the order for III
Ielpire,
WHITEHALL, Feb. 10, 1908,
SIR,
" ] am commanded to fgnify t.
you the kings plealure, tha The eject.
Con OF the ienrence Of death psfed ue-
on Thomas Newman, Daniel Iyndall,
and William Lander, now in the iaii o..
the county Of Surry, be replied until
further hgmacat,yo Of his maicay@
Pleaiure.
~ an, Sir, yoar mott
obeJieat humble icrvaas,
(Sigued)
PeL4AM.
10 our TRULY, SC.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12

i NHE Court Of Probate for the town of New
4 port, having appointed the fubfcribers
commi.H9ners. to examine the claims of the cred
itors 10 the eRAte OF WaLrEk EAsroN, Iate Of
iaid Newrorr, deceafed. reprefented iniolvent
and twelve month, being allowed for, that ppr-
Pole :-Notice i'hercby given TO all perfons
having demsnds ssainft fsid eaate. 70 bins them
10 to ei,her Of o's within isid time, or othewiie
they viii be Precluded according to law.
EDMOND TOWNSEND. I Com~g-
THOMAS PECKHAM. 7 fauen.
er All pcrfons indebted TO faid cRa,e. are
requeRed to make impediate payment to
MERlBETH EASTON,l
DAVID ,BUFFOM, Ertesto,,.
a.. JOHN SLOCUM,
NEWPORT. 4th Mo. s, 1907. szG
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
R Z MOVAL.
ROBERT LAWTON

this method Of Informing his friends
4 and the public in genetal, that he has &C.
moved from his late place of Iehdepce, 10 the
houte he formerly occupied. oppoGte MefIn.
'Git6' & Chamirg's-whe,e may be had an ele-
CANT aaorlment of GOODS. adapted. to ths
feaion--foo numerons to- -particalarixs in su
advcr,ifement-and as cheap. for cafh. - al
any, fore in the town.----Thofc who " IL
pleafe 70 call at bis Store, he aatten himfelf,
will find an inducement to puIchaie, as he 10 de-
sermiped to difpofe Of them at very reduced
prices. ,,....o. 49,
N. B.. He has, alio jua opened for hle. a
qusntity of bea Iy1R Lirtsy. feven eigh'hs. and
yard vide. by wholcfalc or Ietsil.--Likewife,
a beautifu aGorment Of Lsiserings, very cheap.
,Jannay -, 1909, o..,.a !. c8h
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
WILLIAM HELME

Rope5fai, i.td,m' 5n F,iera, and tbe .PSbiie.
THAT having employed an experienced
i Workman f:om New. York, he has for
file. at his Mandatory on the Point (by the
large or i,pall qpanti,y) mould and dipped tai.
low Candies, hard and foft Soap, warranted to
be Of equal quality to any imported.
Newport, Sept. 8. 1907. ' ciy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12

THE Sibfctiber being appointed by the
Il Hon. Court Of Probate Of The town of
PortfmouIh, an Adninia ratrix 20 the Eaate of
Jobn W,qyd, late OF Por,fnouth, deceafedi and
being folly Empowered for the fame ;--An per-
fous having any claims sgsinl faid Efate.i are
he,eby reqoeaed TO exhibit the fame and ,hoie
who a,e indebted to faid Eastc, arc equiied to
make immediate payment 20 the Subfcribcr.
SARAH WARD, AlminifratIix.
Portfuoafb, JanHay IS, 1903. -~Isg
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
" @ 4 &c E
Sail Making.

THE fubfcribers having entered into partner
L fhip. under the firm of
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
SaiL Making beGnefs, in i,s various branches,
At their Sail Loft. On the wharf Of the late Gen.
John Mslbonc, at the South part Of the town.
Thoie who may favor them with their euitom,
may depend on punduslity and difpatch. al
hvofs viii be gratefully acknowledged, BY
WING SPOONER, I'D.
....- .... CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Newport, April ,,isoz. 79T
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
Nathaniel rNaiolnq..

y PESPECTFULLY-iaforms the pobiic, thzt
An he has removed from the hoofe of his
father DaVfd Ngjos, TO the mop of Ms. 7bsaa'
Horvlaua. directly oppoiae--where all ki0ds OF
TIN WARE can be furniihed az tho fhouea
notice, and on ss resfonabIe terms as can be
bought In this town. Conaant attendance will
be gwen. and the fmailea ayors acknowledged.
Newport, Dc. Is, 1904. IiS1
er Calh & the highef price given
for old PEWTER and LEAD. W
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
ISAAC SMALL.
10 BE LET.

10 BE LET,
A ND poGeilon given Immediately, a con.
"A vsniert two 6ory Dwelling. Houfe. on
che Long What, bar few rods Fellow the foo,
Of the Parade. For terms. apply TO
s. WILLIAM RYAN. ,
Newport, Dec. 10, 1904. Ir51
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
Nicholas WebHer.

INFORMS the Public. that he has opened 4
l. GROCERY STORE in Btoad Street, IN
the houie, late the property of Mr.. Calf Earl,
where he has for Sale general aiIor,inenS of
WEST-LNDIA GOODS.
Among Others, are the following ar,ictcs>:
Rum. Brandy, Gin, Cherry Rum. Molsae..
FIosr, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of various
kinds, Coffee. Chocolate, Raifns. Curren,s,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpice, Cinnamon, Np,mess.
Butter,. Cheeie, Candies, Onions, Topacco.
Snuff. Powder and Shot,. Lamp-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars. &c.-ALSO,
A general and extenfive variety Of
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Women's
Shoes, SC. &c. with many other articles, TOO
tedious TO mention all which will be fold al
the naof nsducel prices. ~
NezOSoyt. Npv. I'll. 1901. 6otf :
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12

ELEAZER TREvETT,
INFORMS his friends and the Poblic in gen.
4 eral. that he has opened Shop in the houfe
OF Catbari~t Eaf0u. in Warrington -aree,, on
the Point. next north OF the nip. ysrd.-Wherc
he has tor fale general sGortment &c
Wef-india GOODS;
slfo, quantity Of Dry Goods. as cheap as at
any Store in town.---Cspisiu, Of yeGels and
Others may be fbPpfed on the fhortea notice.
and every favor gratefully acknowledged.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
HEHR YEI

N
ITO be fold. and PoEeifion given the asth Of
i Of March next. One Hundred sud Fifty
acres Of Land of the hra quality, lying in south
iKingRown, Bottom Neck )--about half mile
outh Of Cardisrr's ftry, commonly known by
the name oi the Bonnet farm--snd is bounded
as follows Weferiy. partly on the Wefqusgus
pond partly on land of Simeon Potter. and
partly on land of George Brown :--Sou,hrrly,
on The ocean :--Eafefly, on the Nauaeanier
Bay. and Northerly on land of the fubieIiber.
Its local htuation s far preferable TO any 10 fsid
town.--It is well walled in Gx diviiions,
with double wall. For iihing and foSlipg.
none Is hyperion in the State. the pond abound
Ing with pearch Of an excellent kind, and fowl
of great variety.--The beach affosds an mex
hsufsble fouice of tca manure. foch as Iock Sc
ribbin weed, and ies curiil. There ate two l,v-
ing fprngs Of water on the pteuiies. Al in
difPu able title will be given. and the mode of
payment made cafy to the purchsier The
terms may be known by applying 10
,.n.e,e JOHN GARDINER.
SoAt6' KirgH01On, Pee. 8, 1904. l,t4f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
CASH. PAID FOR
LINEN y WOOLEN RIGS, BIZ
Chriffopher Olney, & Co.

. . - NONbEN fSfoo, "a
Chriftopher Olney, & Co.
Delivered at f5sir Mill. or at their Paper
/ Ware Hos/S,
NHERE they have for fale. at wholefale &
w retail, all kinds of Paper, viz. Foel-
cap Writing. Paper, Nd. and z.-Vellom Let
ter do.-ros do.-WrappiDg do.-Bonnct do.
-Clo,hiers DO. n oualisy.--Sheathing. with
and without Sand.-Book. Binders Bosrds.--
Candle Paper. and Sugar Loaf Rue.--ALso,
A complete AGortmeut of Blank Account
and Record Books.-LIKswiss -
Account Books made aud ruled to sny pat
tern. to fut the purchslsr.-A complete ABORT
ment Of School Books, g. Stationary OF all kipds.
3 Ays. Warranted Chocolate, By the Box,
or pound. Cocoa Shells, by the Bag. ,,..
N. b. Waused. one or two Boys. from (,
TO u years Of age. 40 Appreciates to the Paper.
making end Ciothing buGnefs.-To fseh srea,
encouragement viii be given. ts..
! Precedence, OS. s6, isofe 7+ft
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-18
BOSTON, March d.

Arrived, brig Fox, Capt. Bunker, a
days from Liverpool. Left ihips John
Adams, Wood Packet, Trott, to fail in
4 weeks and Warrington, Turner, to
fail in weeks for Bottom; Fame, Lewis,
10 fail in 3 weeks for Philadelphia ihip
General Macy, Moore; and, Weeks
to fail in 4 weeks /; and Warrington,
Moves. to fail in days for New York !;
=, Whiteiides, TO fail in weeks fof
Philadelphia Ocean, Bond, Of VA.
caf.t; and levers other Americans,
names not lecolleaed. Sailed 10 CO. IMP
Wilmington, Pratt, for South, Carolina
Lausell, lEnglih) fer iLe Wet Indies
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-18

demand. y!
Same day, brig Be,ley, Capt sv,;.
81 days from Bayonne. Left, no, ra
no American yeiIsis. = Thr ichr. s.. II ir0Ss
capt. Harper, OF philade!phis, failed f.
Bayonnc, ian >, to- St. Sebaa;aos ION s
being fotTored 10 enter that sort nn ~,
he had performed 80 days Quarantine .
fon1s other place. Capt. S, ialo,~s
that fbe Span;afds viii nor admit veT.I'
from any part ofthe United States, 10 en-
ter their ports--one or two whcb b,r.
attempted to eater have been fred uooo
A flip belonging 70 ore Ct the iou,t.,a
States entered the pert OF Sebaaixns IN
gle CT wind, was Immediately ORDERED
oil again, which lhc complied with, ana
on cnjeavouring TO make Bourdsauy
was lot on the Cordoysn. Accounts had
been received at Bayonne, that lhe hal
a number CT paaenge-s On board, which
with the crew were all loft. Orders had
been received from Madrid, not TO adm,
any veA'.l, until they had received advi.
ces from their MiniRers in America.
Very isyere gales Of wind have been ex.
perienced in the Bay Of Bilcay; accounts
hal been received at Bayonne, Of from 70
to 80 fail having been loft, within a
month previous 10 his failing.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-18
From the BALANCE.
ON THE 1MpoLIcY OF A SPEEDY ADJ
MISSION OF ALIENS TO A PARrI-
CITATION OF THE RIGHTS
OF SUFFRAGE.
OF SUFFRAGE.

Np.-I.
THIS country is vaa relervoir, into
which are continually pouring iuch pol
luted Areams as powerfully tend to cor
rnpt and potion the whole mais. Ihe
aood-gatcs Of emigration are fer open.
Europe, for he lait Ten years has been In
\ 2ale of general and violent fermentation;
and she fcoth ard lees which that feimen-
;ation had produced, are throw out upon
Us. The jaiIs and dungeons OF foreign
countries are difchafging their hithy con-
tents into our land, which feefns doomed
70 become a Botany Bay and, ssafe-
oaat Ike. nu!t' be loaded with maledic-
lions and malt bear, tho not the in'qul..
ties, 4wh4r is nearly as intoler2ble,) The
cul2siss Of Europe.
Mot readily is it granted THAI many OF
the en1ie rants TO ibis country are Psaeea-
Die, iaiaitri9us, uietul peofle: they qul-
atly befake ,henlelyes 10 their relpettive
:a!ling,, AID are a valuable acq4.tition
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-18
PHILADELPHIA, Ma'c' >
Fran France.

Yesterday afternoon arrived w., ."s fros
salanua, capt. Oakford, in II a., oaf rnnch
Rouen. We have received lew W., - Goa.
papers by this arrival, hu' 'h eye. % ,'scss:l
tain any dates later than sn 81, ~ nrints.
,hro. he melium Of the Ensl'in p, a,rc,
verbal 19:p Information IA q ,an ,i !,
that froog cdrrent Of dliii'l 3 he losa.
fling in the public mind, as'l0 0.,. ~ ts,'
fares and character OF So'sf1
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-18
NEW YORK, March 1t.

~
NEW YORK, March 1t.
By captain Seton, ofthe ihip Bstey,
from Leghorn, we have received an ofHci.
al account of feveral Tripoline cruizey.
under the command of a renegade by the
name Of Liae, being at fea. The follow.
ing is the letter of the American conlul,
adlreGsd 10 The captains Of veGels at Leg.
horn
"L.gboyu, a4tb Nav. 1902.
GENTLEMEN,
Il have this day received Official ia.
telligence, that renegade Life, the Tn.
poline commodore, was on the zlt ut.
ready for Tea, with fluadron eondfiny
Of a xebeck of 10 guns, one DO. Of II,
and kirlengieti Of Il. That on the OH
OF The faid month, a xebeck Of II gurs
failed on a cruize; and thar kitengie-
ii and polacre Of II guns each. and d
xebeck OF 70, were alto ready and preplf-
ing for lea. II is conjeaured that Life,
the commodore, with his fquadron, in.
tends TO pals The Straits. Fe has dreGed
his pcopiein hort blue jackets, CEREALS
and hats, fox a decoy.
/ am respectfully,
Your cbedient humble fervant,
9Th : APPLETON, ConluI."
Captain Seton informs US, that on hrf
of February, in fight Of Gibraltar, he
fpoke brig from Carthegena, bound to
Cadiz, who informed him, that few days
previous to his failing, an American III
gate was loa, together with all her crew
on the coat of Spain, near that port. 1t
blowing hard, captain S. could not Learn
the friga,e's name, but believes 1t 70 be
the Adams, as fhe was the only frigate
cruizing in that part of MEDITERRANEAN.
I'VE have reafon to believe, and we the
cerely hope, that in the account reipettlos
the lois of the United States figatc Adams
captain Seton has been miiilnfoflneu,
Or adyices from Gibraltar are to the MIR
of Feb. at whieh time the Adams waSY'
ing there in fafety. The Preiump'iOO .
arong, that the vefel alluded TO, as d.
ing totally loft, is the Portuguese frS :.
Phenix, of 50 guns, who iomeilme w. g,
tore titruck upon Pearl Rock, beat 70 e.
without her rudder, and not hnc' DEN
heaid Of. ,,A.
Captain Gardner, from La o. wa N
failed the nth ult. informs, that Inc ~
nicorn frigate arrived there on the Io ~"
in four days from Falmouth, bringing W. ~.
don news as!ate as the beginning OF 80
bruary; but,here was nothing OF n ION ~
Captain G. read Lloyd's lit OF the s s;'
IN which he law the arrival OF sns 1.I ~,
Iris, and thinks it probable tna' .1"o.
the Iris, Skinner, from n. YORK; AZ ~
Died at Libon, about the df& Of .,, rso'
Tbomas Bx'kAy, efq. He LETT fix c''l ,oII,n
each of whom he willed 10000 ~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-18

No eircamaauee e9ul af.ra 4 clear
er demmfrafion ei!bey Jff5e ignorance or
extreme ab/urd'y If oar ne1O foltfieal
lecturers, rslpeaiug the nature e gos'era-
meaf, thar tie 11Aozcmg Jestiments in
their late memo,iuli0 Congre(i namely,
(" that to tax him, an emig,ant, ! imtri.
Jan hin. or PIT Tim to death, BY laa0', il
the framing Of which be qvas MT rtfrx-
leu.ed, Is 10 -eaere5/e agaigg him an act
Of tyranny. ~
Aecoydmg to tbs principle, j at emil
gyant or an ahlx. The day that be lands on
our @ores, @saa Real, rab, or m@ratr, il
4vou!4 be an aH Of tyrany TO puxi@ him ;
beeoaG, tayootbe, Z" be 7Oas rat rlfr.fs1t-
ed IN The framing IF air AGsvs."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-18
grom the WAsAINcros FrDzRALlsT.
NJ A N D A NJ u S.

Salmon ., ,5e sxprszze Carr, aelivryed BY
Ciif J4asee .aayI5GA, February z4ts,
1909.
WM. MAsnyRy, 10, n5,;on e.,
rs. N1.4.
The SEc. OF STATE, 49,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-18
U. Gas.


Il letter received By tie Earl Howe
from Bengal, OF the 23i January, fays,
the following relation of the m0fE bar
barous ceremony chat lately took place
at Gungar Saugar, and 10 wAich Mr..
Bartlett, branch pnor, wl:h fome
other Europeans were eye wiractlcs.
appears unparalleled ii the annals Of
nlitory. Being at Gungar Saugar, wi5b
lone o1her Pilors the lait full moon, and
nearing thae tome extraordinary abfur-
dines were to be performed among me
faqurs OF thar port, among orners luch
as pcriuadinG the ig9oraal natives 90
60 in1o the water 70 be dcvourcd By the
ihTks; Mr.. Bartlett With his party, went
10 the place, from curlofirt, where thele
csuclueS were TO Dc exerci(ed. and
"ltneaed rhcie facts, that lcyeral n7en
and women, az the mitigation of rbe
faqulrs, were made 70 throw themfclves
lnto lhc river a,nidit innumerable fl,arks
chat were :een floating upon the varer,
which almo!t immediately devooreci
1heie unfortunate victims ofiuperiii-iop
and particularly mentions, that man
remarkably ftrong, on being attacked.
teemed TO ict Che inari< az defiance. and
had long itruggle with his an5agoni,..
TIL others came up and di;paGched hin.
MIR. Ba.tiere upon hearing thar v3l1n
boy was TO be lacri.ilc.. in the fame
manper, was deGrous, if polible, to
reicue him, and waited iii late 10 the
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-18
A'sMGg5pHe
Deaigtraf.
J ohm l'lyior. Anthony NV;


IN this election, the ;ult indignation
OF me clrzens was routed 20 counteratt
the ar5ful intrigues Of the demago rue,
who declared thae the people were nor
competent TO cnooic Jhcir reprete IA
tive, ano. rh"I they wound dictar. for
them.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-18

.dividuais. Such a fhanieful departure
from former projections, fuch open vio-
iarons OF their own rules and Inaxims,
mutt certainly open the eyes Of the
people, TO the real character of tholc in
power.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-18

WE mentioned few DAYS lncc, a
report, that the Spanilh miniCEe, the
day af;er his Iecrer to fhe fccrctary Of
ltate, delivered other difpaCches, con-
corning the cefion Of Lomfana TO
France. Our information was correa.
Dispatches were delivered as ftared,
containing the Jscrst article in the trea-
~ between France and Spain relative to
the cef3i0n OF Louiliana, and of the or
ders Of the Spanilh government for de-
ilverng the territory TO the French.
Upon their receipt council was called
to deliberate on the propriety of pub,ilh- :
ing them /; when it was determined nor
to let the people know any thing Of rhis
bulnels for the preienr.
lt was formerly very fashionable with
the democrats TO cry our againft all ftate
iecrcts. 3 republican government,
lad they, has no buGncfs With anv le-
crers rbe people houId immediately
be informed of every ching. Nov we
hear OF nothing but cIGjs4 doors, Geyel
appropriations, E1Hfdemiai meliages.
~ "o millions OF dollars ar jecyet-
y PuF into the pocket Of the prcIiderr,
without the !eatt dilaPprobatioa. DIE
patches are received conrainirg ghc mott
Important Information 70 tae United
States and particularly inrcreGioz TO
our "e.rern fellow citizens, bul the pco
PIE muE not be informed Of rhis. Whys
Not oeeauie 'r IS the f15ie5t Of neeoci-
ation' Or IN any way improper u be
rio' 5ut oecaule II might expolc the
weakness and Jolly Ola few alpi-iag ia-
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-18
Wa@. FeI.

William Terry and Thomas Watkins
are elected 70 repreient tn county Of
Halifax, IN the next general aGcmbly
and ltaac Coles IS elc6ted icnator Tor
the diltri&t OF Halifax,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-12
ADAM LYNN

Has received, per the hip 4Iaifed States, from
Liverpool, an elegant a artment O. !,
7eHelay, Plated Vars, .7apanned dnd
Hardware,
which he offers for fale on low terms, AZ bis Jew
elry and Hardware Store, King areet, conaeins
of the following articles:
GOLD breaches, rings, bracelets,
watch chains, ieals and keys; PLATED TEA ists,
Gators, fa,s, candcficks, inaters and trays, Ss.
JAPPAMED tea and coffee uTns, tea trays, eas
tors, cake, fpice and iugar boxes, bread, kn'ts
and fnuffcr trays, plate warmers and cheeie wag-
CONS Pen and fportimsns' knives, razofs, feli.
5ors, green and white ivory and Other table and
defart knives and forks, gteen wire tenders, cham
Der bellows, novels and tongs, brafs candletieks,
feel fnuf:rs, fAstin wood and mahogany knife
cafes and tea caddies, leather backgammon boards,
paiIage lamps with fxtnyss complete; powder
Asik,, hot belts,
PATENT SHOT:
Gold and iilver watches, epaulets, lace, cord,
thread and lpangles; Glver deiart knives aud
forks, butter and cheefe knives, ink 2ands ard
ladies mezfures, with number of other articles.
ALSO,
Avery large aGortment Of SILVER
:PLATs, conGfting Of cofte and Tea pots, fugar
bafons aud cream cwers, fpoons, &c. And con-
Ggnmcnr of one cafe of Jewelry which will be fold
very low.
He is in daily expectation of an aRortment OF
Cans and Pistols,
and continues 10 manufacture rsery article IN the
Gold 6 Sllverswtth's Business,
in the mott approved eylc.
GA rs. 60