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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-19
A PROPOSAL,

a PROPOSAL,
. r, y,licm r Biyeb, s. y4tyGkcn ST.saN,
ofxbs City ef PbilaasIpbiA,
FOR PuBLIsHING ~ VOLUMES,
BIZ SUBSCRIPTIONS,
THAT USEFUL AND POPULAR WORK.
Donellic Encyclopedia,
DICTIONARY or FACTS,
USEFUL KNOWLEDGE:
coMPREHsNDING
A conc;fe view of the latee dhcoveries,
Inventions, and improvements, chiefly
applicable to rural and domeitic eco
nolny.
TOGETHER WITH
Descriptions of the mott insereitlng CO.
isSas of nature and art; the hiitofy OF
nan and animals, in fate Of health or
dileaie /; and practical hints reiPetung
the arts and manufactures, both iamill-
ar and commercial.
! Zuq,-tei avitb nameroas Eagravinggs and
Cuts.
By A. F. NJ. WHICH, A. NJ.
Ausboy ef lie Lectures or Diet ard Regi-
rrer, sc. &c.
FIRST AMERICAN EDITION,
NIB a47it;srs, applicable TO ibs Prslsnf
ftuaiiOu a tbe Y. States,
BY JAMES MEASE, NJ. D.
,,geNo4v Of t6e 4msrican Pbile(efblc0l So
eieiy,
lid Csyr1tondi.g Member eft6e Litsray
,aaa Phi. Soc. at MancsSfer.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-19
From the above general con
AND
USEFUL KNOWLEDGE /:

From the above general con-
tents OF the work, It will be eafy conceived that
the nature Of the Domeftic Encyclopedias IS
peculiarly adapted TO the preient wants oil inc
II sis-d states Perhaps it contains greater
number of uleCul fa9s than have ever appeared
in the compass Of four moderate volumes. no
pzins, trouble, or expenee appear to have teea
irared to render this economical dictionary a.
complete as the prefant advancement OF agrieul-
ture, gardening, OF the familiar arts and manu-
failures. as well as the Imperfect Fate Of nnsdi-
cal fcienee, would respectively admit. II M
cludss alnoit every ohiea more or lefs connect
cd with rural, domeffic, and animal economy.
Hence the reader will fnd numerous experiments
reiated. many hundreds IF which have Not before
been publifhed in the EngIih iang aage.
with regard 70 the additions, the editor VIII
oSlcrve. that no exer1icts f,lall be wanting on
hi, part, To render them as uieiul as poilble to-
INC people Of his Countrywide oiieaies COM
mo0f prevalent therein, with the mott approx
cd rlsyhods of prevention ana cure, thall be'paT-
r;culariv tietaied--an account ihaii be given Of
alI;hs deliveries which have oSea made IL the
Uc;tcd States; ani many Machines for dln'l-
r;lhinr laaour, : h;ch are peculisr thereto, thai
be dsGrised. ana snadrated IN Plate Sill
{hsre, every ufefai ta6f in rural and donneitic e
economy. omitted Ky Dr. Which ard which
NAV be knew, to The editor, fall be iaferted
aud IN order 10 tak1 adyantage q progreihng
improvements, arrangements have been MACE to
have al the periodical works on the above iu1-
ieas, forwarded as loon as Yubliihed N England
Or France.
TIE PasIfflsershave but little to add fer them
islves; knowing. that PREDICTIONS generally are
All perhaps, ought TO he, in great messaie,
lnavaiiing, they refer TBS Pubic to the oooAs
thew have already pa5iilRsd They have given
to the world two editions of Or. kuiIeiFs Me-
.,era Europe, within the lae three years the
msnrer, therefore, in which they execute their
undertakings, can be afcestained. In the pre-
fsns wcsk, if they DO not advance n'ueh, .hcy
pledge ttenfsvcs net TO degenerate. IL fhail
lie prin;cd in he fit nyles uuif?fmity and
safe The Paper ihall be fuper6ne; I'D the
Engray;ngs AZ leaf equal TO thoie IN The London
r.opy.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
TO be Sold pohtively

TO be Sold poftively
1T fa5Hf als, on 7aelay the 10Th Nay,
ostbe prints,
THE Subscribers llfe-eltate
in the Walnut Tree Farm, <htuatc on the river
Potomac, about four mics below Alexandria
The farm confits of about $50 acres. Ihe
buildings and Improvements very good, and the
6lhcry attached to ii very valuable.
ALTO will be fold at the fame
time and place, anumber of hories, cattle & iheep
and variety of farming uteniiis as well as a
quantity ofhouiehold furniture, eonilling OF ma
hoga.ay tables, bureaus, bedfteads. chairs, &c.
The terms cath, for all fums
under one hundred dollars; and for sall fuins a
bovc, approved notes negotiable in the banks Of
Alexandria or Columbia, at Gxty and ninety
Gays.
Nav & cod
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
The United States of America.
ltra 49,

DiGriG Of Columbia, to Evif;
VN7 HEREAS an information has been
w fled 10 the Diaiitt Court of the
United States, for the DiGria of Colum-
bia, by John Thomion Malon, Eiquire,
Attorney for the fame, againa nine sex
ages of SUSPENDERS Of the value Of
Onc Hundred and Fifty Dollars, current
money of the United States, which faid
nine packages of Sulpenders were brought
in the Briiih barque called the Henry,
from foreign port, TO be unladen and
delivered from the faid barque called the
Henry, within the United States, to wit,
at the por. of Alexandria, in tie di9ritt
alorelaid, and were by Lionel Trotser
then and there, being the matter and Eay-
ing the command of the faid barque called
the flrnry, caufsd, fufeted and permitted
&c be unladen and delivered from the iaid
barqpe called the Henry, within the y.
States, to wit, a; the port Of Alexandra
aforciaid, without permit from Charles
Sirnms, Efq. then and there and now be-
ing Collector Of the taid port of Alexan-
dris, at the county OF alexandria and
Dnsrist OF Columbia aiorelaid, he the
iaid Lionel Trotser, then and there be-
ing the matter ard having the command
OF rho Eaid bafque called The Henry, and
the faid Iohr 1'homioo Maf1n, has pra,
ed thar the laid nine packages of Sufpan-
ders may be condemned snd difpcfsd Of
for the benefit OF the United States, IS il
BY law Directed 5na qobe,eas, the Hon.
William Kitty, Judge OF the iaid Court,
has ordered Friday the twentieth day Of
May next, ar eleven O'Clock in the fore
mon Of 81. fame day, fos holding court,
al the court holie in the town Of Alexan-
eyia, for The trail thessof, agreeably to
the pfayer of faid attorney N0tce Is
5eys5g giueu, thar Diitiiet Court viii
be taen and there held for the rial OF the
pyemiieS and The owner or owners, and ali
perioas who may have any claim or int.
ref therein, are hereby cited to be anc
appsas ct the t,mc ara place aforeiaid, &c
iaew csalt, i any hey have. why haai
Determination hould not pats.
81 order OF the Judge,
TeRe.
G. DENEAIE. Clerk.
c3sy4's o5Ece,
.glsszssra1, .g5fI a6. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
Sb,21g Goods.

Op1 c'GS o00~o'
THE fublcriber has jult i'm
ported an ai1ortmcnt Of SPRING GooDs
confaing Of printed calicoes and cotton
cambricks, cambrics and mullins, ELK
hawls and handkerchiefs, Fix waifcoat-
ings, folentines and collar ysIvet, dia.
pers, diaper and damaik table cloths, ia
bic and tea napkins, cord'd and India ii-
mites, (uperanc jeans, Mcrie'iles quilting,
Us and lI.6 cotton checks, g friped
do. fuperine cloths and eafdmeres, cotton
and thread hofe, counterpanes, Merleilles
bed quilts, brown hollands, 7 s and 4 4
Irfh linens, nuns, colour'd 3 chord and
lhoe tbreads-old port vine in bottles.
Spades, novels, common and German
{cy,hes, broad hoes, lad irons, feine Irvine,
filming, deep fsa and plough lines. felt
hats in cafes, lheaJhing, wrapping and tea
paper, Jingle and double matraaes, &c.
Which he now offers for fale
at his fore, the corner of Fairfax and
King freets, for cath, approved notes, or
me ufual credit to puu6tnal men.
JAS. SANDERSON.
April rs. 60
g. printing an all ats "a
nety executed at this office
wltb me0tne6 and dsPateh.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
HUGH SMITH

HUGH SMITH
Has ,seeiv<d BY The Med4v4y, captain
Parker, and tie Iavo Polles, captain
IGLaatbleu,
A complete aGortment of
QUEENS WARE 6 GLASS.
which he offers for falc at his Gore on
King fIec,.
Ain ia, /ale,
A general aiiortment Of China,
Pipes by the box,
GFindaoncs, Sackings,
Porter Bottles, Pocket Bottles,
Sets of Gators,
Liverpool itov'd Salt, and
500 bulAels Liverpool Goals.
May s. eoSw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
Thirty Dollars Reward.

thirty Dollars Reward.
@ TOLEM from the fubicriber, 10 the
- City Of Warrington, ON Monday e.
vening laf, the aIR inf. a handfome,
we'll made, dark /0r,ef Mare, with iad-
die and bride The mare is about IA
hand, high, about 6 years old, has q
fnall white fpot behind the right ear VI.
der the bride, fome white upon one OF
der hind legs. A man with evident hgn.
of guilt croGed George Town Ferry and
rode off polt hate, ard was traced near
Colcheacr the fame evening.
The above reward viii be given on de-
livery of the mare and thief, Or fgf'Tz
Dollars for the mare.
EBENEZER NESMITH,
near the Navy Yard.
City of Warrington,
March ze. eo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
For SALE, or RENT,
THE STORE | have OF

pied for fometime paa, iitunted on Prince
erect, oppotite Col. Hooe's. There Is ca
ltand in town more eligible or better cal
culated for carrying on an exteniive wet
or dry Good Bofnefs. The Cellar per.
fealy dry, with door at each end, VIII
hold one thoufand barrels of Flour
Twenty five hundred barrels may be flow.
ed upon the Pfelnifes without any incon'
venierce 10 the occupant. For terms aP'
ply TO
WILLIAM CXLEY.
December 2. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
OTHER INTERESTING TOPICS.

Few works have been publilh-
ed in America, that claim the agricultu-
ria's attention more than this. Added
TO his own experiments, opinions and cal
culations, il contains thofe of the mott
eminent farmers in the middle fates; col
leaed from them by himfelf, and tTanf-
mitted TO the Britifh Board Of Agriculture
of which he was an honorary member.
April *. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
Conditions.

/. It fhall be printed in FIVE large, hand
fome octave volumes. One volume ihail
be delivered every three months. Price
TO fublcribers, two dollars and fifty
cents per volume, in boards, payable
on delivery.
II. Ii may be had in one delivery when
iniIhed, at twelve dollars and fifty
cents, or fifteen dollars we'll bound,
payable on the delivery Of the books.
1t will, however, be only obtained at
thefe prices, by thofe who give the
publitheTs their names during the pro.
cefs of the work, TO take it when f.
niihed.
III. At any comfortable diaance from
philadelphia, it can only be delivered
in the lalf mentioned manner the for
warding of Jingle volumes TO many
places being impratticab'e.
April IS. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
FOR Sale,

for Sale,
Forty barrels new Beef,
Five bis. Pork,
Fine and coarfe Salt,
Firft quality Sugar in bis.
Phila. loaf and lump Sugar in hhds
and bis.
Three pipes old Lifbon Wine,
Pennsylvania and Swedilh Bar Iron,
One pair Bur Mill Stones, 5 feet dia.
meter,
One pair Cologne do. about 5 feei.
Ind at the Mil.
Shorts and Bran.
Indian Meal,
Rye Meal,
Seed Oats,
Platter of Paris by the buflel.
William Hartjho'ne.
4th Mo. s. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
SPRING GOODS.
R. T. HOOE and Co.

r. T. HOOE and Co.
Have received a general anortnent Of
Spring Goods, from London, by the flip
William and John.
They baVe hkervys far Jale,
Earthen and Stone Ware In
crates and pipes in boxes German H.
mems cotton in bags porter in caks;
Madeira, Libon, Calcayello and Port
Wines in pipes and ar. cafSs, few cafes
Of umbrellas and ladies fans.
Marblc Slabs for Hearths, and few
boxes of Slate for covering houfes.
MAY 5. GO
BEN JAMIN SHREVE, Jun.
Has far Sale on loqu terms, at bis eo,s,
e0,nsr Of Prince and Unionl frests,
1900 bulhels Cadiz SALT,
Firit quality Rullia Cordage, adorted,
Old Sable Iron,
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
Pepper and Caliia,
Boxes freih Railns.
; s:..::::. and WINES.
Barcelona Brandy,
Hyfon Skin, and souchong Teas,
Bales India Cottons, Checks and Callieox,
China and Lopgee ronal Handkerehiefs.
A few pieces Scotch Ofnaburgs
Mould and dipt Candies,
Red Soal Leather,
a few pieces elegant Furniture.
March II. cs
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
PUBLIC SALE.
VALUABLE PROPER TY,
A tract Of Land on Holiness

A tract Of Land on Holiness
ran, IN Fairfax county, containing forty
fcufactes and an half, with water Grit
Mil, Dwelling Houfc and other improve
mems thereon known by the name Of
Milford, and formerly occupied BY Ro-
berr Ailiton, deceaied, and is difant from
Alexaedria about 5 miles.
Another piece of Land in the
vicinity of this town, near the George
Town road, containing five acres and
ten P rcbcs.
ALTO, the elfate, title and IN
tereR Of iaid Robert Meafe to the follow
ing lots and ground rents, viz: one Lot
fronting on Pitt frset, between King and
Cameron ltreets, lately occupied by Ro
bert NIeate as garden a Lotion Waies's
Alley, adjoining the Lots in podsalon of
Michael Thorn and Thomas Craudel /; a
gTouad rent OF one hundred and 4 dolls. per
a1num; On Lot on Union free,, leaied
to Thomas Crandell ore other rent of
forty dollars per annum; On LOT On
Wales's Alley leafcd 10 Michael Thorn.
The fale of the FRI mentioned tract of
Land, will commence at II O'Clock A.
Nj. and OF the remainder at 8 O'Clock P.
NJ. Terms Of iale are notes with ap-
proved endotfers, negotiable at the Bank
of Alexandria, payable in three, fix,
and nine months. Deeds to be executed
TO the purchafers after the laf payment.
WILLIAM HERBERT,
TrgFee.
GhrI 12. Off
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
December z.
Notice.

The fabfcribers being appointed agen""
for delivering Mr.. Carey's tAMlAi
BIBLE in Alexandria, and the count,
adjacent-this is to inform thoie who aola
Interruptions, that the Bibles are ]uit c0'ns
to hand, and arc now ready tor dellyey
At their book ard l}ationary fore II Ni"s
itleet. o,,v
Dz5o bave 9tsly yeefiV<d,
Alarge fupply Of Eogi'lh and Ane's''
WRITING PAPER,
Of different qualities, & good aii9' 'li't c.,
of Latin and EngIih lchooi Oo0N'' ~
whoIefaIe and retail.
Cath given for clean III
en- and cotton rags.
rRIErED pAILI BY
S. NO WD 4 NJ
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-29

Extract efa letter from q geatlemaa IN
Richmond 10 lis friend IL this Terpg,
dated ApfiI11th.
!. This day our Elec,ion was held, and
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-29
PHILADELPHIA, April Il.

We have seen letter from New-0r.
leans dated the 1 9TH March which states,
information is Just received Of the arri-
aval at HAVANA Of 45oO French troops
on their wayto this place, 30 that we may
expect them in few days, Pilots have
been ordered down the river 20 meet
them.
Captain Green Of the brig George Gin
ton, from New-O Orleans, arrived at New.
York, informs that the Governor OF New.
Orleans had ordered an the Pilots to pro-
coed down the river, to beein readiness
to receive the French feet, which was
hourly expected. q. H. ~
BY the French brig L'Amitie, Capt.
Bois Hemase, arrived the 9th inst. az
Norfolk, in IS days from Cape Francois,
iSis learnt that II, 600 troops had arrived
there; and that after garisoning the Cape,
the remainder proceeded 10 Port-Repub-
hcan, which Is to be head quartvfs forths,
ensuing four months.
Extract ofa letter from q gentleman IN !.
Richmond 10 lis friend IL this Teroa,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15

The tender regard Of the tory prian for
the men of their party can only be eq.alled by
their rancour sgaiaa their opponents in politics
few traniattions. even in the reign OF terror.
can be compsred for their wickcdneh snd cow
srdiee 70 Rutledge's late attack on MIR. EI!ery [,
II, whatever light il is viewed il NUT be con-
ieled 20 be the oppoite of what ihoald be ex-
pc ted frou, prrfon honored with fea, in the
fuprene iegiaature, bu, becauio RutIedge isa
federslia. not word of complaint is heard from
the frirsdf Of 0rSsr--,f the stisilans wss re-.
pnblicar ~e lhouid hear OF breafb sfprioilege,
1s-'e,0iic pi'isree. ps,seStisr, &c. &c. bar being
oiherwiie. he Is either praifed or the matter Is
paGcd oser without comment. Such is the
complying temper of ,he federal editors. Asr
The attack on Mr. Ellery. though 20 be
lsmented ia rs much as il will be made an in-
ftrsment Ia the hands Of domeitic enemies TO
endcasour 60 lciicn the national character in fhe
eyes of tho world, and as il reipetts Mr.. E.lery
hmfelf. will nevertheless bc attended ultimately
with much good The citizen who is governed
by the Judgment he forms from The condutt and
profrfsions OF parties. will Zee in this mean and
po oflIaoirnous trsniattion further eyidcnce of
the improericiy Of aiding by his vote or inaoencc
faction which cannot be fupporsed but by q
violation Of all dccsncy aud by violence commit.
ted on the dciencelefs & peaceable citizen.---See
man remarkable only for his eifton,cry. his
foppery, devoid Of ihsme, attempting 70 long to
deceive by forging lciter, whole violence az a
faetioas leader rendered hirr long uieful TO the
fedcralias, but sbhorrent to republicans. now
confummsfipg his dcpravity by q bafe attempt
or the life Of Senator oi the United St.,es. who
had drawn down the enmity OF Rutledge by hls
inAexiblc determination to exhibit him to the
country he difgrsced, in his true colours: and
yet this man has defenders, pesions too who are
e,erna,ly chauuting their praiies Of order and
dilike of outrage, bot Il Is mimpoilble TO defend
him as Il il to deceive the ieaeeiing citizeus )
from them We have had already much evidence
Of their dinkc OF the party meafures OF the fedc-
raliils. Mutt NOT the conduct Of fueh men ~
Ru,ledgc make them yet more determined. u.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15
We uoderfand that tho Executive have re

We uodcrAsnd that the Executive have re.
ceivcd authentic information, that the late
fnfpcnGon Of the right of depoht ct NEW Or
LEANS was undertaken without ordeu from
the Spaniih Government. and that the meafure
had been immediateiy communicated to The
sGoseruos u Cuhu, who hasa iuprrintcndins
authority cssy Lou;Eana, as il doabtles wsA 20
the Spanifb Government. Iti ccrtsin ALTO thar
the Governor al NEW ORLEANS, Who hss
no authority over the officer from whom the
fufpenEon iGued, objected TO the meafure.
Under thefc circymfsnccs and the interpretations
of our own Government, il may be reaionsbly
hoped, that the matter will be pescesbly and
early adjufed. N. Intel.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15

'HE Subfcrihef hath on hand, q few Arti-
L eies for Sale. couGaing Of
Freih Ph'ladciphia Scpeihnc FLOUR.
A few Crates of sdo,ted Liverpool WARE,
Six Marble TABLES,
Thirlecn Caiks Role BRIMSTONE.
J. BIGLEY.
Living on ibs Psisf- Bridge.
Newport. Jan. s. 1909. lao
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15
we conGder B, fearcely nccefTary to a,tra6l

We conhder !, fcarcely nccsfIary to a,tra6'
fhc stiention Of the nation to the report OF the
Secretary of the Tresfury, in our preceding
columns. The friends Of their country ~ill re-
joice In the unrivaled PROPERTY Of its finances,
and the unprsjudiced will find new grounds oi
confidence in an administration that oproies fad,
to ilaader, and the A,oriihing ftua,ion Of the
empire to the falfe fatements Of party gejudice
and perfona malice. What hoa of founding
alarms are put down by the exiting millions in
the trczfurys ID.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15

81. S'sff Of Rbodf. Iaana, &c.
NswroRr Is. January s, 1903.
NIHEREAS Ei,ss5e,b B,szpssh. Of Little
Wv ,Conptoo, in the comfy Of Newport.
wife OF David Brownell. hath filed her petition
In the Clerks Office Of the Supreme Judicial
Court Tor faid coeuy, praying for the caufes
therein harrd. thar tbe b,nds Of marriage be-
tween hsr'snd her isid hufband be diaolved, and
decice osdivotce promulgated This is, there
Tore to give notice to the faid David, and 20 all
pcrions concerned. that they appear II they fec
canie, n the Term Of tsid Supreme Jsdicial
Court to be holden az Newport. within and for
the iaid county OF Newport. on the Ara Mon-
day OF March next, and ihow the caufe. III any
they haye) Why the praysr offaid petition ihould
not be granted.
p. M. MUMFORD. Cls,i.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15

On Thnrfdsy night, toward twelve o'clock,
Gre broke out in the houfc Of Mn. Carr, cor
ner Of the Ferry-Whsrf Lace, which. had IL
not beeo fortunately diicovcred at the moment,
would have foon tnwnpec the centre OF the
town in asmes.-Hence tie neceaity Of being
fpcedily provided with fyR rate bNCihE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15

a,e therefor. We fsy ssiB,xtis. beeaufe nc,.
lar as,ements were given from three different
qaafsen. viz. Baltimore, PhiladeIphis & VAIN
ingtoo, corroboratei by private letters from
evcral gentlemen at the feat Of Government.
TO their friends in Psovideacc, a. well rs ,bis
town.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15

MOTIcEi 10 hereby given, that ,he fubicrib-
IN er have been appointed by the Hon. Coust
Of Probate for the town Of Newport, Commit.
donep, to receive, examine. and sdjoR the
claims OF the creditors TO the eRate of RhbS,<
Co,nsh, late Of Newport, mariner, dccesied.
rcpreicnted infolvent and fix months from the
date hereof being allowed for thar purpoEe -
all who have any claims sgsioa faid eits,e, are
requefed TO exhibit them to either Of us, within
that time, or be precisded agrcesbIy to law.
RICHARD BARKER. I Cesm,L-
EDWARD HEMPSTEAD, J Esnsrs.
sIr All perfons indebted to fsid eAsss, are
required to make immediate payment to
SALLY CORNELL. A<~iu'x.
KsSysvf. jan. S. 1906. fro
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15
We have frequently exppIEed il a. ou,

We have frequently exprefIed il az oui
opinion that the Newport Mercury was chiefly
edited by the little "sx so6oo" Whole difeuRfcl
countenaoce, emboldeus him in iniquity.--Thi'
opinion has almoe ss frequently been consro-
vered.-however, we find his brother 10 pro.
eeaion, and in principle, the Coleman Of New
York. carrying the idea Aili farther for he
Z. perhaps having been informed that the /" rx Of
Eep" was the Editor. directed his paper tihe
:" New York Herald Of the sih infant, TO
b. Ha-a,d, printer. Whether (as Mr.. Cole
mao has done) he intends to abandon the pro-
fefion of law, and commence HE career ~ =
"fon of the type" we know not. We arc
however fome~hst curious TO learn what Aation
he is TO take in 80 Printing CGa."---lf we
may conjecture any thing from colour. Gze. and
habit, we mould imagine he intended TO become
what il called " Pusfev'f devX"--Should
that be his choice. for his own fake, we hncere.
" win that he may 70 conduit himfelf, that
hereafter il may NOT be fsid, that he difgIaced
every fts,iou be ever fuaained in fociety.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15

AZ Such Of our Subscribers who
nave not received The extra. fheef, iGoed IaH
Mopdsy morning. eon,sioisg tfoe snd aa,hco-
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RsslsSe> 10 sasninsse the Hon. CHRisTorHtr
ELifsr, will plesie 20 call or ieud 70 shis Vt.