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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21

fident for this purpofe. This was not
exprefed in the law, as it would have
been prepoiterous in Tending an agen,
to purchale property on as advantage
Gus terms as he could, to fend slCo
word to the holders of fuch property.
how much money We had iet apart
for the purcha(e. Bur the debates ins
Congrcis explain, and every federal
printer muf know, what the two
millions of dollars were appropriate;
tor-And if we can obtain tbe mil
lions OF valuable territory on the Fan.
ern Bank of the Milliiippi, and recur.
the free and uninterrupted navioat;o,
OF that important river, for eve,
thrice two millions of dollars, we fbaIl
get it cheap enough, & much cheaper
than we could get it by ruihing head
long into war with France and Sna;n
to take it by force.
as to the itoryt told in the I" Trep.
ton federalit," and other yirg vehi-
cles OF the party, that the Pre6deot
was never TO account for this money.
1t is fully retutedr by the Law irfeif.
wh,ch expressly lays, the Prefdent
" ('44 eaHls an account Of the expcadi-
'nrc f6Sreefto be laid tgf5rs Co1grsG,
as (0on as may be-"
lhus this horrible mammoth fo-
ry dwlndies into mere moure, when
viewed by the torch of truth and
would people take the pains 10 en-
quire for thenielves, aud not been,
all the lying tales told them with ina.
PiIcit belief, tbrce-tbirds of thefe fed.-
raj bug-bearS would be found to have
no exiitence in fact. True Amgr
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
AN ACT
AN ACT
Concerning the Salt Springs on the waters of
the Wabaih Rive,

Concerning the Salt Springs on the waters of
the Wabaih River.
BEh sna7ed BY tbe Seaafe and Hoztt ef
Rrb,s/svfafiUes effbr Unard Sfaty ef dme,iea.
in GsngrD aDsnbAd. Tina, for the purpofe Of
procuring ai;icics neceaary TO the eesbiifhmcn,
OF ialt works. at the fprings near the Wab,ih
river, which have been ceded TO the United
States, by certain !njian tribes, the fun OF three
thouiind dollars be. and the fame Is hereby
appropriated. to be- paid out Of any unappropriat.
ed moley in the ufeafory. and under the dircc-
tion of the Prddent Of the United States, who
i, hereby authorized 70 cauie the fa;d fprings
20 be worfed at the expence OF the United
States. or If he viii deem it more propcr, to
leaie the fame Tor a tern not exceeding three
years on fach conditions az will enfure the
~o'k'og ihe f,ne III. mott extenivcIy, and to
the moa advantage TO the United States.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Speafrr Of fb. HogE Of Rebyyt.tative,
STEPHEN 4. BRADLEY.
P,rfd-m sf tke Stxa,e b,o nmpoye.
ArrRovrD Ml5ch 81, sos.
til: JEFFERSON,
PrfAem If .be Uziftd Slater.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
GEORGE THOMAS

|'@yfa'gr'': Dg''I|er. and F;sif P,styvsr.
rs Tor ise ne following Aruqls., viz.
Freih 44alaga grapes box and
cas< 'sitn, i;s ainon il lhe, n,,,-..
eu'N"s no''neg'; cloves; cinnamon; aiiaic.:
pepP''; g'nsef teas; coffee; chocolate, ".
* z prepared "ifn and *iFh6ut vanilla; b.ovn.
po"ds'ef !oa'-iugar Cosdi4's of al kioa..
"A" 'ho"nent vt prefctved sruit., olives, usa-
"o'' hets Sherry, Malaga, &. Tenerif. W,o.,.
,0 ana An proof Jam'cs Spri,s, a,d Antipos
Enm together with an elegant aG,r,m,nt os
GIat' and Cookery WARE, which he i. detec.
mined to iell very low.
N's0b0ri. Nareb 8. 30. r6,,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
LAWS OF THE UNlDN.
PugLIsHED BY AUTHJRITY.l

'SEvEETH NokcRsss
Of ibr
UNITED STATES.
at ibtD .Ft,aa JcN
Besun AM held a, 81, Ci.
~ cf Waihing'oo in tie
Territory OF Colurbia,
on MONDAY, the ON OF
Decen,xI, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
Nathaniel Naf0n.

ESpkCTFULLY inform. the public. ,h,.
An he has removed from tae n afe Of ri,
amer DaV'd AgjoH, 10 the hop OF M,. 7baaas
1,0sylG.a. d'fetty oppo6ie--"aere all kind, Il
I'm WAKE can De Forriihcd ar the ihorgea
NOTICE. and On as reaf0us6'c terms as can be
o'nght 10 this town. Conttsn, attendance ~M
be gwen, and he fmai'ei ;svors acknorledgel.
"'" Po'' D,c. 49, ts21. Ii6f
&t Cath < the hishef price given
for cid PEW TER and LEAD.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
To be SOLD, or LET.

He iu0icriber iotJrms thc bic that n.
a haa taken the buidiog oi M, Tdyqi5ar
Simm'H. iaelv occnpied b. Josa,sar Mar,6,
decca'ed *here the Hay. ScreHins huiaef,
VII De carried on as uius, AID n reaf5nsjle
terms Any 9usnt'ty, of Hay, ready fcreweI,
may oe had on yeF} ih'rt notice. and II. e,ycrs
tfanSful'y acknowledged. JOAN IRISH.
Ne1VSorf. Apri g. so3. "a,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
T1Vo Millions Of Dollars -!
GIVEN 70
PRESIDENT JEFFERSON y!
Far L0cret ietuicp Mnnpn III

'~N'' - %'N' y - '''N| ~ =
For Jsctet je,vice Money y!
For z0bicb be is nsVer 10 account r.!
This is the tale that has been
founded and refounded through eve
ry Ariitocratic paper on the continent,
and echoed and re-schoed by all the
falIely called federal lungs in the ma.
tion.-fhat our readers may know
what foundation there is for this
frigh,ful tale, We here infert the law
OF CongreiS that gave rife to it -
AN ACT
Maxine forther prsviions for the expenfss az.
f. leaSinS ,h- intefcoarie between the United
Siat"'. and foreign nations.
BE II ensded BY tbe S.nai. end H,xjc sF
Rrntjra,atiUsI of t6e Us1sd Sfates of inre,iea,
m LOg.r./, eV;m5lfd, That ism of too mil
lioas ~ d1iiaFs, IN addition to the pioviGons
heretofore ciadc. be ard the fame is hereby ap-
piOpra'cd for the purpoie oi defraying any ex-
t,soFdinry expsnfcs which nav be iucurred in
the intercoutfe between the United States and
fp,eign n,,ions, 20 be paid out of any money in
VIC ''N'lb'F, hOt pAii'R " hN apptop'tdsNDt SnI
70 be applied oader The direction Of the Pref
deI' # the United States y ho fhsil csufc az ac-
count pe she expenditure thereof 10 be laid be-
fore Conetcts. 4, fJon d, may be.
Sec. 2. ind be il fnrtber ena9ta, That
The PrtGdcnt Of the Uniged States may, if ne
mali deem t neceGsry. and. h, hereby is sutho-
riz,i II bnsrow The shle. or any part OF the
laid inn, az an in,ereh pot exceeding iix Der
centum per snnum, tsimourfablc before the wear
one thourand eight hundred and eleven And
il ihal be lawful tor the Bank cf the United
States to lend the wholc, or any part Of the
fame.
Sec. J. ind BE- IL f4,sb,r sxa7sa,. That
20 much a. mag be ncc,iIary of the furplu, cf
the da,ies on Imports ana tonnage, beyond III.
permanent a,prop'i,,ion heretofore charged up.
on 'her, by Law, lh'N be. and hereby is appro-
p'iared t'r the payment of all iuch monies as
NAV DC borro ved in !mrflance os this ACT. ac-
cordins to the term, and conditions on which
the loan or loans NAV bs q eied.
NATH ANIEL MACON.
Sp'akr IF fbe RaajF ef Rep,5jts,atives,,
A. BURR,
Tiee Pr,firm oftes Uvh'S STATES, and
PysEAw al ib. Scnair.
TIL: JEFFERSON
Prtjfdsf Of tb, Uuh,d Sia.t,.
APPROVED, February s5. 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
x E M q PAL.

REL MOPfL.
NE fubfcriber ~i'hes TO inform ,he pab,ie.
Il >shat he has removed from The Store -.
looging 70 Mr. Robrr Sfe7,rs,, which he form.
cry OCCUPIED, 20 his Store on laid Sfeuezs'
"haft. shcre he intends keecing c9nfan, fu2.
ply ot Groceries, by Shoefale and retail.
SIMON DAVIS.
Newport, Aori, I6. II,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21

Our readers may recolle6t that
when the port Of New-Orleans was
clofed againf our produce, the Pref
dent thought neceilary, NOT only TO
have the preient grievance removed,
but TO obtain fecurity that no fuch in
corruption of our Weltern commerce
fhould again take place. This Gecuri-
ty could only be had by our poGeiling
the territory on the Eaifern Banks of
the MiillIippi. To obtain po6eilion
OF this territory, a Miniiter was fent to
France. AS it is not cuifomary for
governments to giOe agcay whole ter
ritories, the prefumption was that the
territory OF which we want pofeilion
mutt be bought. And as a little ready
money, goes great way in national
bargains, two millions of dollars were
placed within the power of the Pre-.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21

BENJAMIN Wlghtman, * Co.
II AVE TOR Sale. a, their Store on the Fetrv
Wharf, a general all tncnt os
Groceries, Ship Cbanilery, Hard Ware,
&c. which they w,Il diipo'e of, on re.fon-
abie terms. by Whoefale or Retail,
4nsrs 7ctieb are fbe follorvfsr ,.i,iicLrt
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-29
LatsR Meas from Europe.
Hnsas ssss
aHsrs rss

LcNo y, JULY II.
The Bruaels papers % tie 9Th, which We receiv
Cd tbs nernirg. have Brought tie 10 po'tant news
that, as tbs king Of England has rtufed TO ratify'
ne convection Of Subj gen, The FTeIch govern
mott have fent q des c difeIm The Haroverian
troops. TO, this PurPofe, The Frel,h qrny has
been pat in motion, AMI is to crcfs the Elbe in me
diately to execute The orders OF he Fl n CcnfuI.
The Hsnoyerial troops are deieru med not 10 be
diiarmed without'riki battle, which is ezpe5fed
TO take place as loCn he I e. CD have ctolcd he
Elbe They we're expected o crols il n he IT.
The HanoveTians have e'eaed batteries on The
north bank OF tbs riye, have taken very afor Q
poii MS.
The Brt 1els rarers contain ALTO anott er piece Of
important news. It that Alexanoria has been
taken BY corps of Altanans Thefe troops for.
med the Aower and fen9th of the TAX n army :
The vrhoIding their pay produced revolt, and
they drove the Turk "a commandment cut Of The civ.
This event has produced a gieat ien.atior at { on
AAntinople
The government are continuslly receiving al
drefes in rapport Of the war, SC from cry part
Of he United Kingdom, from all ranks ard cor al
tons n ooiety breathing nothing bu mani neis and
Tigor- The following extaa from iundry reiclu
lions adopted by The Lord Mayor and Aldermen
oreathes the prt that Pervsdes every part ar Great
Britain - Relolyed unanimouly, that ibis c UT.
feeling with indignant pride the nfnltng 4aaAts
inordinate ambition Though the lane time feuG-
Die low painful the necetiiiy has been Of gaeiue
this kiagdom in dsirntfive war, yet as this aw
tnl cribs exhibits to the view of tie People Fr4e
or Slavery, fsJffnre an independent ration, o. *
irfHtos and Oaaibilatiog, iolemniy cal upon the II
telow-etizens, and every individual IaBa6itaEt vi
ID The metropolis, to enroll himieF, in one of The
| eiastes hereby recommended and fpecifed, IN o.
Ger that al may be trspareJ and parfic5ais in The
honor OF chatting the inioence of an il placsSle
tqfhould ne ever dare 10 venture updn ByaG tre.sd
ne Court take this opportunity Of copgra Mating
the country upon The prsi.at happy sS.nt,.on u
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-29

tire and place when snd where ihe ind insnts
were dTswr.' Iit--iL. frstt egza',bs girs7 ~ co.
d,7es The puoiic rnrt therefore, be centsnt 70
remain ignonant Of tbefe paslieo ars.
medate'y arraigned ard tho he requelted ooPiss
o. the IL dia peats before he plead to the chhgcs
thsy were refufed, and Re was compelleitr plead
without ,hem and bis trial was preGed with fuch
vehsmeace that poliPcnemsni wos with difficulty
obtained
Il WI. b recoil-9e thar a vic.ent attempt was
m lde to bind Mr.. Crof~ell in ihouEDds, TO his
z ool behavior, and thus, in the very face Of law
and liberty, TO inpofe $ precious reiraiot in the
'osm g inrety' uro.. he prels. which. n Eng ane
a this day, would doom its proettor to ezecr4tion
aad inlamy."
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-29

Leg The parehafe ot ths vaa wlderaefa y 70
generally ,c received as lie PrtGde. tools and aiier-
eudeavored 20 make The people fvca drirous %
aufe, inquire snd recS the fnhjo. befoe th,y af
prove eoa5ean-v'rhout having forces upon them
- the r,ler Gretch OF human witiom. From the Gate
have ,us f4r ecn, deem bac lpeea ation
at viii the .ileii1n cf Congrefs, viii
shea give our readers ar opportunity 70 avail henr5cs
81 The arguments or both 1dei he queaioa.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-29

Settlement n 41hrlaar Claims on 10: Goysrrn..
Frame
The foilonjn Ra,eul-nt Is from y ccrrsa f7n-,
AM nay he reied IN The 1850 eco Dolle,
N Al tAe OnI1ej a.ea are b pay t,aaC1. i.iojs
PAID 10 The tidzens of The " tied states fcr cliif,
Trey Rave upon he French Cow, n-9ent, cinbtacyi
by RI ro yeotion he 60 September by Elfacri
and AZ V't. The fcoaJ article " that -aagso;ia,
is 10 CONF 5ered as nall ana void. TIE eaYmsal
{" the Ufited SAFES Is 10 be made 10 Ii.
t'1ens -.cre'i, in Gzy days after the fn@l taf..
c t"n at Inc late convention by Our eovsrDmeu.
"1d exchange n tbellme, VII ca is IL b. do~e hesI;
Ihe P'y"si.i to b made by bills drawn bY or
n n'tsfs io Paris, on the Jrealuy Of Uriel y ate
-i"lndnt' IRE 1rtt 70 have tlcre CLAIMS o,hJs.d
ny me french Govern nent. On which claims thes
are 'o 4 a,iowed s per CENT per a1nurl IRON he
me tlat lAe claimants ref ca veiy rads iheir "a.
uandS Tor payment. After thtir claims 7rs fna,,
y Eqr'32rrJ, board of three Conn fI rnsre. az.
Poio ed bY "a ninfers, are 10 ft IN Ps1iz vh
are 10 sxamine thefe liQvidatld claims, to 4 e
they pos ery are cl~iu.s that IRE embraced undz
the convention ofthc 3oih September. rs toon a.
this IS deta mined The Clsinar u will receive hr
drafts, and hey vii tie paid a. they are pre9e1tcd
aud lacu}d the CD MS embraced BY the conventoa
exceed the iunn = 3 so, 900 Dollars, ,Gc rcna Xxi
Der 4 debt rtnalning due from Rance. and y
be p I'D The claimants oy that republic. Il y Or
deTitood hat claims for fnpplies 70 he -T-indx
l14nds, demnfraRes q veT Is from France, v.ls
taken and not Tehorrd agreeable to the convection
OF the 80 / September, and luPples 1ad-r <oairaa5
mace by Hicers Of the Freach gorernnsnt II f.
Upted States, are the proper claims embraced y
.A4' convection.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-29

war with Eogiana there would no. i
pare alive n F.ance in The coaa. VI m - Y
Borsp re- Is oont'n1ing hrs tour, a.
az lreaes n isii- AID Prsieai who We GA III
o.her in the gro4nels and mpicty Of 49,. +
tim Bul ne Pr.le9 Of ire Pr W c.. u
1, have borne away th- palm forn al m. ii
rem. lie tells Bonaparte, rih4t trars,s
reipeG TO our fate, We kosw that u e.r
hspp'n r and glory 81 France, to rsnd.- 4 l.
Peep {, The freedom eff commerce and tie
hurble The audacious defroye.s W ny ~, \
The Uaivsrfe. ard 70 Gy rs length pear. -
earth, GoD GREETED BoHArARrs. srd rls
BIZ .o54r The archoiihop of Rouen 49, ~
-" Let Us belceeeh The Almigi W hat NY. y Y
OF HIS sIosr HAND fh5sazs u u arsis) Ina, ~
who und-r his dne6t "a and sy his Oh dsr, IL
done f, much for the retorator of bis worl..
and wao purp les to perform Gill me. !,
continue, ike CyIu, ~ bs TIE Cbrj9 Pr Ps.u;s.'
Flalrey and mpieiy eau SO farther. II
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-29

- = HI ADELFhfAl AUG f1
we have ffen letter from Cape Francois a.
zSth h July. from very Respectable ncreb,~
sl~re WIN ch Il ties that f-verzI American. y,T,
arr 20 q 4 very excellent ma,ket bat ths, +
cove ms1t ndan-ty leized on their carpoe.
wei tGeg pay o-e thrd in produce and nv II
O. Q M a new delcriPton Of Bills. No indviA5
ttr- PuTc.alt /: And, il oonitqpence Of ihel. Mi,
rary 2 lawlef an OF the government, all h
h4e We IN il was. defroyed.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-29
arsie!eF b &c Dails.

We hear dfpat-hes were received by he y
tor IF this port By the Mary, Capt. How. =
70 lie OF great imPortAnce o The Un.ej 4
hon Mr.. nckaey, our AubsG4dor W NJ
adlteHej g " Secretary Of Stare, which !,
fr"4rd1d - Wellington by Thurldzy's mai
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-29

CaPe. Nichols frem lie Capc inforrn1, thstoa
ne 18Th It Juy. f I'm port in Gghr of III a:H
'ns lPeet1rors ~ fl ne. IN En91h y ~ gE@ q.
ia ked F.erch "a an1 arunhug fgh- y. n,iae5
Tor lone imc, wh-n A "A 9 me %. pou.sd
B Ga hle INTO ia pa an lAr imr1rc.atsy llr1as,
Thee was ano.le "a and I'll. are ID company 5H
thsJ' or weed Al. l4a 2ud u4Sc oF, ana we're PaF.
lued II the'Bit..h,
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-29

The two French "a gun Fips a1d figi's
"h'ch "crc n eou re- ~ oCr lat paper As hafis5
e aped from Up FTancois we lra-n were cap
inred by the it'ih fquatr7u b'ockadi1g ihAt Posa
the day alter thlY lsts Tie ha.bor-
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-29

81 TOH5 AvCI5T a
Among other articles Of Importance W 6nl
~ OF new and additional dures, that net shas
tie commercial inteteas oflhis country, in ma-
terl4l degree. The law, enforcing trel5 dut-s vas
Pai'ed The Sd, Z vent mo ngerai7n re 5a
Ju'v. ~ thrs new regu alton. a. additional aul
ot Per caDt is laid all Brilth rolrui45ures =.
pr ed IN snY other than their own dominiors anl
an aidI'i nal DUTY Of ia per c5n, IN all 8oots'
wares Or rerohandize, Dol lh9 growth OK maaai.
t+dfore Of 9 cat Britain il al. Lays an .diisoaal
duty on many articles Of imPcTtaron; COtioa y"
row pay duty OF $50. per Ico bs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-29

m lde to bind Mr.. Crof~ell in ihouG-Dds, 10 his
cool behayio-, and thus, in the very f4ceof law
nd liberty, 10 impofe precious rearaiot in the
tosrn 81 iuIety' lroc he pres. which. n Eng Ane
a this day, woad doom its p ojettor to ezecr4ton
aad inlln,y,"
My. T5tJ,a'. toyE2e~cy.-Mr jeff. fon is a
coaEGeat m.u-anl q i our Attorney General
an 70 zre all n fc democrats who WITH a. give the
federal prioters the lax jar No h5elthns ia, fo
there IS no trp.5. We viii DOT Fay tba' Mr.. JeF-r
lo1 and his pai,zans are inconGRent, but We vii
prove them fo-hJei Or no EbeL
Oh TIC 4 h day ofsMsy, 1901, the folioaing
en'i mems fell from The pen ct the gre4tef man ia
America"
" | am fsnGble with you Of the diaortions and
: Pcrverfons of truth and jufice, praaled in the
f" public papers. ard how difficult to decypher
" cha aaers through thar medium. Bur THESE
" ABUSES OF TIE PRESS ARE PERHAPS III.
+" srfAsABln fr0m IFS FREEDOM and its FREEDOM
Z" Musr PC PRorscrfp. Dr. hjerty, rivH a7d ,sA!e
" ioaf u reEn}m6sA. lis part Of our tutY, there.
" fo,e, TO rubmit to the tie alterations Of It's Gan
. ders, as lef. ijurions TO our counuy than the
\. tram nels which fupprefs them
THOMAS JEFFERSON"
In the year 1909, II. Crcfyell had his trisl FOR
Boiling the fdd Thomas J.tFerf1n. BY pcb:2-
rion, the truth Of which he cf:rej to p,ove bu-
vas not PerrDit,ed.--,-Now put this and thai 10.
ether. and learn TO tdmire he condarlcy OF Il
ts.--3z!zIc..
The Atorney Csner 4 Of Newyork ev:nces lis
-'ermi0a,ion at 10 0np in h c teavors 10 &
roy The lie ~ Of the prsE He has, in he CAFE
4 CrofveIl, ost,i 81 the de- fon Of Judge Lewis,
14t ID. hab G1I 1ot b giOta il eeihn:s o. t1i@I
t3r k5ei; ana th- attorney is refclved 10 axe the
u Ied vantage of III doarine, particularly as #
e5 rds / : oan Gear reputation, HI deterIana
or, ho9ever, nh ev-afu.llY fail, for in his
country the citizens haze been 70 long ind3lqd in
he liberty Of e1PtsG their feniimeats of public
men AMI meafure5, hat while truth is their guide
they viii be lup2ort-d. The rial viii be Pret'y
e,ere ore, and Il IS more tnLn probable that ma
ny elisors, ana many men vii thTrE at the outiet,
ana many olhsrs viii be TuiQed il the co7tea. But
.hell viii Be but partial evils +; FIR ultimately the
ruth viii prevail, and 70 The Perted dn omf.U
Of democracy and It's adhereDts. The ch4raGlers
f he men 10 place fha BE ayed By The pen.
cilof truth the people hall know who and What
the!s men are, who, BY talhood ard calf tcny,
have obtained the direction Of the government,
and woald row aoP 40 examination Of her public
cond ua-Gaz u s.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-29

The fhoon.r Two Brother-, capt. 8 &c, arr
ved a! Norfo'k On tt: i3th re ja > az. Hon
Caps Francois, had A French PAIR "a b7aId'
vhioh Were all landed al thatp,ace CaPt B.ia-
forms, that the Caps was block d5d by Biui4
who hat tal-n orig belon-n5 y Pai!aJeiph'i
and tent her for Jamacs, iulreG OF having Frt6lA
PT perry on board Tae pad n ers report, ola' :
french ~ was taken off th- ClPe, AID A-io Ca
for Jamaica.
There is fcarcelg 40 arrival from aa7 nj i
French ports, on board oF vheh there base a.
been N re or JEFF, French Z ,aeazers. Cs7'1l
Nichols arrived ar NeVyo <. lom Cipo 81 MI
brought 90 Of thsp, -morg whom are l-'s'''
Generals, Coledots, &c.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-29

TIE Legialture of Conn.qicrt have ofEsFs5
oa1nty ot. ten dollars on every ton w hemp ~''-
ihAL be Fal4yd 81 .kAt h4te lor BE .sra e' y
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-04
CONSULATE OF SPAIN,

BGlimors, May 9. 1903. g
The undersigned, bis Catholic Majei..
tvs Conful for The fate OF Maryland,
hereby gives public NOTICE to thol- WHOM,
il may concern, that agreeably to Roy
al order Of the King his mater, iiaed at
Tortola the 18TH November, 1902, and
officially tranfmitied 10 him; ConiulaE
Certificates will be required in all the
Cation Houfes in the kingdom OF Spain,
proving the exploration and origin OF all
foreign produce or merchandise intended
to be imported in any ofthe ports thereof.
Thefe Certificates 10 be given by HE
MaieRy's Confnls rehding IN the rsipeeA
tive provinces, or departments to whels
difri6t the articles of produce or goods 70
certified ihaH have belonged, or by thof:
rcGding at the ports Of exploration:
With this ablolute condition, that for
each fepsrate article ard owner, cersi.
hcate mutt be produced, fpecifying the
number of packages or chtas therein con.
tanned; and fsparate certificates will BE-
required, according to the d!verGiy ct
the articles, Of the marks, of the PACK
ages, chefs and ownsrs: md in every
initance of contravening this Roy al order,
the goods hall be con6fcated.
7. B. BERNABEU.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-04
Jonah 'lhomplon and Son,
HAVE IMPORTED

In The lsibs W,h,am g 1obn fran L0naau,
and Uuifed Stofss firm Live,3ool;;
Superhne Cloths and Caflimeres, Cam
brick, iaconet and book Mullins, fix
ShawIs, cotton Hofery, Jeanne's, fuf-
tisns, itriped and clouded Nankeens, Cor
duroys, Velvetts aad Thickietts, Dimi-
ties, fancy Marfcilles, Wsifcoating, few
ine Silks, Twih and Thread, &c. &c.
They are in daily expectation OF their
afiorsment Of Hardware.
May Q.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-04
.Moya55e5, almonds, &c.

Twenty hhds. retailing Molafes Of !
very hyperion quality,
Twenty frails frefh Almonds,
A quansityaof loaf and lump Sugar in
hbds. & bis.
Ten tierces frefh Rice, received per
brig Celia, from N. York, and for lale
by and T. VOWEL.
They haze on haad,
"a hhds. St. Kits Rum, I'd and Sd
proof,
100 bis. Pork,
20 do. brown Sugar,
Mufcatel and bloom Raifns,
so tons Platter,
A few quarter caiks
London particular Madeira Vine.
May a. cow
For Sale,
Philadelphia Loaf and Lump
Sugar,
Three pipes old LiIDon Wine,
pennfylvania and Swsdih Bar Iron,
One pair Burr Mill Stones, 5 feet dia-
meter,
One pair Cologne do. about 5 feet.
Ind at The Mil,
Shorts and Bran, 4
Ship Stuff,
Indian Meal,
Rye Meal,
Oats,
Platter of Paris by the bufel.
William Hnrtlhorne.
9Th Mo. 70.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-04
CONSULATE OF SPAIN,
Raltimore, Nay z8, 1904.

Baitfm0re, May 70, 1909.
AS the City of Alexandra is now in
cldded within the jurilditiion Of this ~
iulate, the Merchants and Others interea-
ed inhabitants thereof, are delired TO rake
notice, that they mutt apply to this Office
for the Confuiar Certificates required by
the Royal order of 18TH November Iaif.
alluded to in my publication Of 9Th inf.
and for any other Documents reqpiiiie for
the admiaion of foreign hips in the ports
Of Spain. :.
J. B. BERNABEU.
(Jpne T.. sdst<
do hereby torwarn all per-
IONS having any kind OF dealings with
Piggy 7,Qmmel smallqooed, Or harboring
her, as ] am determined TO pay no debts
of her contracting.
Sam. 7YammeN sma,lwoods 4
June i. eoatF