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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26

Richmond, (Vir.) Dec.a5, 1907.
he foregoing order relates 10 circumstances
OF very great Importance, not only 70 the
United States, but 10 all The parties, Ii has
colt me great deal of trouble, much cxDcDce
and PerioAal Inconvenience 70 bring the cafe
even to this Rate.
Some Of the defendants have fuba.ru5c5
caenny intfcad Of applufc, abufe infead OF
thanks, and aVarcious oupidity infead of tra.h
arc jufice.
Many perfons vino - III fee Ibis publication,
Will undcrftaUd what arc the purpoics r, which
the Periuit VII be extended; among tncle
there are iorc who vii perceive thai their
interelts or characters VIII be not only very
nearly approached, but endangered, and that
thsy may nog hereafter plead iurpri!e, ibc fore
going order viii be pub;lncd IN feveral other
papers, in different places.
Toe psrion wbo was NOT conlpjcuous in
t5efe tfanladioos, has been long dead There
we're, and are, individuals who found it ex.
pedlent, ~ order 10 fGcceed IN thei. own d e.
fgns, hot only 10 draw veil over the timely
and lrnpouau, fervices which he rendered 10
bis Country, sa5 a'fo 70 fnotber the very le-
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26
For SALE.

FCy public venduc at ScILLEs Hotel, in the civ
I Of Warrington, on Thurlday the 9TH day
OF January next, at rweive o'clock, the following
tract Of land. Situate Northumberland county,
tate of Virginia, late the relidcnce and property
ofPRESLY THORNTON, elq. containing z,7oo
acres, lying Immediately on the river Potomac
1900 acres Of which are the noN valuable kind of
low grounds on the Fjve-, between and 400 hga
Willy timbered; the remainder Is very high and
extremely productive, The foil Of this tra6t is
equal to any in the fate for the culture and corn,
wheat, tobacco timothy, and fmali grain Of all
kinds On this tract are a large commcdious
wQ fcry Brick Marfion Houie, and two Offices,
a large brick Fable. valuable barn, corn hou!c ard
many ether out hones ali in good repair The
orchards and garden contain variety OF valuable
froiC trees, AID the waters abcend with excelIer-
f(h and oyRers il IS ftuate about DAVIS fail
from Alexandria, Baltimore, and Norfol!, There
are Two good ufili feats t. grit Or iagg mills on
this efta;e and plenty ofcedsr ard ciicf3at to,be
executive If the heavy timber which, II lawed 80
into fcanthng, will commard a price, in the ci,,.
Of Waf7intcn, nearly eqoal to the value OF the Ian{
The terms Of fale, will sc enc third cath, and tie
rehdVt ofth parchale money, in payments " sich
will br made known az tre.timc Of ale
RICHARD PE1kRS. j,,n.
~. s, 1907
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26

f GO ofthepl by faliel,ood and i.,golrre
nc was Gear 20 Incs lows 10 lis. 1ierno,t !,
'yihdicatton, and ehongh it a..s bc.. lon q Il.
i5yed' 1t has never been foreotsetl. BIZ, :
'i'[ '0l'owing letter, written 20 hill 5 9 orn.r
a SfSene, IN the gloaine warmth of ruth
and gratitude, will eaabliA, n,orc tban e,rl5
DC cone AZ This time, by the publication Of !,
!otume, fhali at prcicnt be ;oatent With ~.
'"'p'eioons which It cannot iaii 10 make.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26
10 TIE PUBLIC.

A6ANY gentle-r'ca r>Gding in fatcs nort',
w Of This have addreiied letters 60 uS, 70 ittd
there tie Recorder; and requeited W. woula
hancany perlon inPhiiadeipbla,ar Ne'y Icrk,
where they could fend ts,eif tubteriptiar no.
ney. We take this opportunity of Informing
the public. thsr Mr. Lewis, Paper makes. at
Philadelphia, Will receive any subscriptions
tent Cor the Recordef. $nd Mr.. Coleman, prir-
or Of the Bew 7 ork Hcrald, At New Noik.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26
EDUCATION.

Il MA GOCD|lN,. begs 1eaye refpcafiy
( l. toreturn thank 90 het friends and a geaer,
ous public, for the liberal encouragement ihc has
met with during her lcGdshce Ill Kch.zond, and
takes the iibef;y of informing them, THAI her
SCHOOL viii oPsn on Monday, the I5th Of
February, at the houle Iately occupied by Mr.
Rarr:y, icleolniater. dece2ieai where he can
nccohIodafe ha'f dozen young ladies' with board,
sc. for terms apply as above. flsr pupils u Ill
be taught the EngAM language gramattically,
RjiHng, 49,I:9msfJc, NssNie Nork, Sc. or the
following terms. viz fma,l children Il pounds Il
year, yprng ladies who engages IN all tho above
canned eudies, pounds pes and dollars
entrance.
kRiebmon6, Jan rs, 1909.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26
FOR SALE

ah HOUSE and LOT, No. 81, on fbe,os,,
= S.de OF the Main Ssreet, near qbr cam,
i'9,i'e' al PTcicr; occupied by Rics.srd Tbnnplon
y virtue Of deei Of sruG. executed 60 ne
,es.,ns GATE t'ie 4slI day of Q.tober. 500 20 r.
e.Fe sac payment OF ecr,sia iuu, al mcncy hero
y hies,'oAea, I'd John Fotter, ard VILLA. David
a. a. = 'eSet'5'es 70 Richard Thompson. VIII BE-
~ ~ ne pFeTiics 70 the higheii bijeaf, al 81
49,. ~ inc forenoon, o.. the z5th inf. The
1--WE "i'''1'oned properly for ready n,cn=y.
fOHN VILLA yfS0[ Tim
Rictae4a, Taa. r3t8 ,2oS
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26
our NETT obedien. fcFvsct
Mr.. John Banks, 49,

his, from victorious. genera, to 4 vouag
man OF warm and a,suine temper, waS
hi ghly fsttcring.
Il IS farther added, that J. Banks made thc
conuact--Peace eniued--he no. only (,,,,k ,
great deal o! money by it, bue died before b;s
accounts were fcFtjed, ,Seneral Greene al.
mlnittered nPon his af5a 5, obtained pofIel};o,
OF all lis papers, befdes cry vai,tatle landed
ctates - South Carolina arsd Georgia, wi,;,,
circumstances, wirh u.ahv ofbers of'oreaf in.
pottanee, are clearly ftatcd upon tho bill
4 copy OF ny bill OF complain, and ev.
hihirS have been ornaydcd TO the fe.r.tar,,
OF thc tfeaiury, accompanied by lc:t.r ..,.ci,
vas dated upon Ihe Isth Of Noec.nD t3s,.
n which an inYc.t 5orloa KS rea:e.2c.,
rs H'ode was adopcd, beeau{a i aaesi.-
TO Nc that as the iycrcit ADD honor al ~.
Gntec AsatcS were Ccnccrnoa, 6;rcrt -
piicaliaa 70 him, was not oaiy Dr,,p.-. ,,r
wcula facilitate III. settlement ana 4. tic. +
IS, howevor, 20 be prolJnlcd, from inc {.,.ree
Of MIR. (5aRatih, t3af he ta0asbr otl,-re,.r.
My next application, there.or5, n.,f Be 80
CoEgrcfs. ~ the mean tine, * ai,ofls me-
Pleaturc, if !ucl aid may DC effarc1 Nv M.
( (5auatln as may ne rationale. THUS an
pllcat'on viii Dc u,ade during tl.e u.cf.ar f5.
fion, If poiZ;bie, dur At a, events, s.i,re he
end Of the next.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26
He@A 2adrfei-g, Der. q. 1885.

Dear Sir,
! ne comfortable condition in which wv,
nave put the arlay from the large t;ipnIy 81
oiankets and clothing furniii.sd il, c!aid,s nv
particular Acknowledgements; for althouob !
expect the puoiic will make you rczio9ablg
Compensation, yet rs YOU were tic onlS per
ION VINO had che viii and the rncars 90 Isrys
rs our obligation is equally preat. I am
happy TO ind that mott, if not ali orr officers.
are Akely TO get fiI.,phcs of c,othf,s. tt5l,,rb
9ouT ageneY. Col. Carringtoa, who il AZ.
Po'nfed TO make the contracts ior che f5biin
tehce OF the foutherp army, ziio informs me
your hou'e have it incontcilplsfisn Il, e,,uaoeg
IN 'his outneis. Grfnt as aH air ctblr a5{;q6-
E.S"' H'es 1t you contract for the 6iophss az
me army, this viii be greater than all the re{f,
fof the Prcient mode in which we arc fan
PAcd is truly diftreiIing, both to the reoo}c
ana 10 The army. The mannel. Of collective
oy military parties, renders !. JiGreiiuo ~
the 'ciuzenS, ans from the uncertain coffee
'ioHs' the army IS Olsen without any ching to
eat. ms IS hard uPontroops WHO have Sled
- freely ton an cporo1iad peorle. I aaR Der
y9 ,, 10 b@feil yonr prgf9atI, and / Raffcy nv.
Jfy ye2 Go'h, fran your a,taebm.nt l., tie
f@H5e, as 4oeH as a yeg0r@ fey t3segay. f.yz,e
the Fz6fir 81 tie io5csf terms.
ara, dear Sir,
Your melt obedien., fcrvaft.
~ NAIH. GREENE.
MIR, IyJhn Bgni-e
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26
Cg0smJfoHs,'s Ohce,

Richmond, Dec 2oeh, 8os.
THE parties concerned, are deircd 20 ,ske
notice, that } have appointed Iucfday N
2zd day of February next Tor carving i'm,
effe6t 5he within decretal order, upon which
day their attendance is required at NV Office.
with copies CT the court papers, and their ac-
counts ready for examination and fettlenspt.
WIN. HAY, Nj. c.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26
CenlnI.Gaae1-s orr.

$3.50 Richmond, Dec. &c, J8oe.
He parties concerned, arg defired to take
not.ce, that ! bave appointed Tucfday, the
I'D. day of February next, for carving
into effect the within decretaI order. tipon
which day their attendance is required At NV
ONCE, VITA Copies of the court papers, and
ti'e'F accounts ready for examination and ict-
ticnent.
WIN, HAY, NC.
O--e12Isr, y.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26
{. gA :. D E 2, ..7-fNgdR2r 90. 1905.

teFs and accounts Between the parties in TIE
cauie, atid make report thefeof to the SQUIRT.
'tatiaag zach matter ipe, ally, that either NAV
require, or he think 1T.
(. CopY--TeGe,
WlLLIsM MARSHALL, elk.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26
TO BE RENTED,

HAT large and convenient BRICK TENE-
l. MEN1 in this CRY, lately occupied b. Mr..
Rot&rf Ihrner, as 4 Tavern and Boarding Eicrie
iitaate on she corner of the Main-StIcet. and
that leading to Cal. Alqyo's Bridge The central
situation thereof canrot fail (if rented BY gen
ternan qualified for the purpoie) to cnlure Con
tiderable namheT of refpeaable boardcrs; or, II
is an eligible residence for genteel private FAM
~. The PremIies may be entered, on the FRI day
Of March next, or immediately, as c;rcamltances
may fuit; for terms apply to
ROBERT GAMBLE,
Who has for {aIe a bandfcms aRortmens Of CAR.
PElS and CARPETING, and genuine PORT
WINE, in pipes and quarter caks.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26
NOTICE,
q ~ @afffr q
JOSEPH Anthony,
E1NNhRUPT.

tiis ipbleFi5er being duly appointed a dgnec
j otshe eitatc and effects of Joieph Anthoney,
All perfona Indebted 10 the faid bankrupt. or
who have any OF his effects, are NOT 70 pay or de-
ltef the tame 10 any Perfon OF perions than the
in0c[iber, Of to inch as iha be duly authorized by
rim.
RICHARD DENT g, afignee.
RitbmaHd, fan. 10th, 1902.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26

Oscfn'ber n.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26
t'1ISs States gf -A0ie,Iea, Fifth Cvrnit,
fiygiaia DjRxi.z.
December 9, sos.
IN CHANCERl
Dec4mbe 9, Sos.
Henry Banks,

.
aehfy BANKS, Plaintiff,
AGAINST -
Fheneas Miller, and Catherine his wife, who
vas widow and executrix OF Nathanie;
Greene, decd. and who reiide in thc flzt.
Of Georgia Edward Rutledge, a citizen
Of TIC itate ct South Carolina jeremiah
" adwofth, citizen Of the iiate of Con-
neotlcuS, which said Ruledge and Wads-
worth, are executors of the faii Nathaniel
i'recne, dece'd. James Warrington, ci-
tzen OF the fate of South Caroli0a, who is
agent aud Tcprefensativc OF Harris and
biackiard, late merchants of Charle(to1yn
in South Carolina; Ebenezer John CoIlett.
OF shc kingdom OF Great Britain, Glryiy;oe
partner OF Newccnb and Collect; William
burnett, OF the itase OF New Tcriey, beir az
law &rd representative of Icabod Burnett
decd. John A'Queen, who reiides In fonoc
part OF the kIngdolu Of Spain; David
SIa'nTbeii, and William AJlSgllasas,, Cit.
Iens of the fiare of South C1ss..sI3; "a, or
Georgia, administrators, &c. Of Patrick
t,arnes, decd. and John Steel, efq. = citizen
ct the ttate Of Penntylvania,a.ld comptroller
Of the trcaiury Of the United States.
Defendants.
on moron OF The plaintiff, il is ordered,
~ that one of the cotnn1insners Of this co,,rt
do examine, fate, and fettic all matters ana
accounts between the parties in ibis caufe, and
make report thereof to the court, Eating luch
matter specially, that either parry may require,
OF ne may think fit.
Copy--T cAe,
WILLIAM MARSHALL, ok.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-26

TH4IE5 LY.NCH,
HORSE SHOER, e FARRIER,
TAKES this mode Of informing the pub
- tick that ne has removed from MS hop
near the COURTHOUSE, to a3e CROSS
S Rec leading 10 MR. CourTs's FER
r., where he intends to carry on every branch
Of the above bufncis, with Blacksmith Nork
OF every kind
Rit5n4nA Dec. 224, 1901.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-02

szvay The ga,riIsa. But in tbt meas
time Commodore Rolls1pelY, IN The 1,go
touched at G0yee, and informed Col. Fra
zsr that the pr0vjfons there 1yers dtaised
far anotbe, -lerO'es and that a ge0sk
avouldd. /suf fs1tbem from England diyea.
He tberxtore felt it 10 be his duy 1, zoait
The o,viv0l Of that veDd. TIE French
Commaadant made fare o6jeaiox TO tbi,
arrangement, and esuee,ved tb0t The bra.
vJfous right haze keen izft Under biz care,
and make bimley ,s/ponf0k tay them, ard
engaging to deliver item 10 any 1e,J9u Ext
TO reeeive then. GIL. Frnxey declined
aeeeaing tofh<1 Plan propelSd BY the French
Commaudant, ardftgGfed IN evaitmg tb,
aryival eftbs vs0Sl fran Englaud. 7S.
dypattbes qvbieb the French Cemmandant
Jeut eff to bis government, giuing an ae.
count oftbis event, are datedtb 26tb 81
JasAa'y.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-02
SAVANNAH, May -.
Federal Ciye3ji Cart.
WILLIAM ]. HOBBY,
VS..
DAY g HELEY.

This was an action brought in the fifth
circuit court Of the United States, by the
Plaintiff, William ]. Hobby, late pot
matter at Aueufa, sgainh the defendants
Ambrole Day and James Heley, fer a
fallc and malicious libel, publl(hed in a
paper edited and printed by them, EMIT
led Louiiyiile Gazette, and lsepublicaa
Trumpet wherein the plaintiff, tben Pos
mater, was charged 10 (uBfQufe with be.
ing in the habit of committing alarming
abufes in his Office, with defining and
fometimes iuppreaing letters; with iend'
ing newspapers OF republican complex.
on by wrong routes, dearoying OF detaln.
ing them til they became ufelefs; win
REFUSING to deliver the papers ct The de-
ftndants 10 their fubfcribers in Augufa,
and other abuies which the publication
infatuated, had encrealed 10 iuch degree
as 10 location numerous complaints and to
become Of public notoriety.
On charges Of this high and criminal
nature, which if true, would neceiiany
involve the guilt Of PERJURY, as my
could not be committed without WOE.
ton of his oath Of cRice, the plaintiff
aought proper to afford the defendants
an opportunity of producing their proofs
in court Of jafice, and on Tuetday ls0
the caufe came on for trial in this city,
when numerous as it was pretended h'o
been the abules, as generally as hey ~tfs
anedged to be known, not ilagie WIZ W.
nefs was produced to eitablifh any enc y
the allegations, nor was the minuteit EVIL
dence offered of COMPLAINT againit lns
Office having ever exifed, but The Whc ..
publication appeared to be totally wiil'o .:
foundation, and to have originated ID 10. o''
abolical wickednefs and deliberate nali',.
After fho,s argument by Mr.. BOll0en
for the defendants, and Mr.. Walker 10
the plaintiff, the caufe was committee ~
a Jury of upright, impartial and non aa'
men, many of whom, though not as' 4.
;no il POLITICAL fentiments with a 'hs
plaintiff s rightly conddered and ,..J; a"'5I
eaimas.d the lacred right Of , n ",sr'
reputation. felt themfelves bound BY e sf,,,
nal principles Of joaice, and VINO aa'o,, s, a
retiring for few moments lelu,", ,vo
verdict for the plaintiff aAn''s
thouland dollars.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-02
PUBLIC SALE.

On Friday uext zval Be /old, srifb0at Re-
Jerpe. 0tfbe Venfus Store,
The follsqciag
VALUABLE FUR NITURE,
4 Mahogany and common Bed Steads,
do. fiae Board,
do. Dining Table with ends,
do. Tea Fable.
4 do. Book Cafe,
do Bureaus,
rs do. Chairs with cuttings and covers,
4 do. Knife Cafe,
Looking GIades,
= Globe,
8 Feather Beds,
s MatrsGes,
Bed and Window Curtains,
Elegant paintings Of the Great Falls
OF Niagara,
/ Large Copper Kittle,
pair neat Andircns, Shoyels and
longs, Feeders, sc.
Wheat Fan, &c. &c.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
3 May SO.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-02

On Friday the Sd Of June, AL
be Jold az fbe PRINTS,
A two tory Frame Houie on
Cameron lffeet, weItward of the Church.
A one itory ditto on Alfred
ftrect, near the above and
About 200 feet front ofvacant
Lots, on the above freets, together with
ali the ground rents payable onthe remain
der of an acre Of ground Of which the
above forms part.
T. PATTEN, Auaionesr.
May 81.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-02
The three JRoY
BRICK HOUSE g LOT,

Situate upon the north iide Of Prince
Areet, and cat iide Of Warrington afees,
AMI bounded as fol!oweth, viz.
!" Beginning at :he interiection of faid
Greet, and running thence northwardly
with Wafhington areet AMI binding there
with 100 feet to 10 feet alley, thence
eaawardly with the line Of the alley and
parallel to Prince Greet So feet, thence
ioushwardiy with Iiue Parrellel TO Waih-
ingson aTeet "a feet, thence weitwardly
with iinc parrellel 10 Prince freet 81
fee, thence fouthwarily with line "a
ralle. to Waihing,on fFeet IS feet to
Prince freet, thence weitwardly with that
frces and binding herewith to the begin
ming, being IS fees"
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-02
l3ubgif uen0ua.

On Saturday, 4th June,
Will be fold to the higheR bidder, on a
credit of s, II, and g monshs, the
purchafsr giving approved negotiable
notes,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-02
NEW YORK, May 90.

Captain Joy, Of the brig 1hetis from
Bordeaux, lett the port on the ash April,
at which time, as he informs US, no cir.
cumNaDce had occurred by which the mo.
mentous queaion of Peace OK War could
be decided. We have leen letters of the
z3d from gentleman of the frf ref e6tabi-
ty in Bordeaux, which expreisi an opinion
lgrounded principally on the frequent in.
terchange'ot couriers, the length OF the ne
gociation, & the little preparations forwsr
making by the French that the difpure be-
tween the two Governments will be ami
cably adjuaed.
Capt. Lafher, from Cadiz, informs Us
shat the quarantine on American veGel,
in thar port is taken eff. In the bay
were nearly 70 venels laden with not lsls
than 5000 barrels of -four, which could
not be dilpoled Of ar dollars. Markets
very doll. The misunderstanding be.
tween the Englilh and French govern.
n,snts formed the principal fuhjett Of con-
verlation in Cadiz and nothing was more
dreaded than the lpesdy recommencement
Of hoitiIities.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-02
~ SUBSCRIPTIONS.

70 the PoRT Folio, a literary
Paper pubhJasd IN Philaasl6hsa,
are receiUsd BY the Editor Of h5
Pa6er. The terms are Five Dol
lars per annuaa, 9ayable IN 0d
rance.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-02
N9unttr sBase.

WiH5e adaedf9 Fia1y' s Sales,
trunk Chintzes 6 Callcoes,
do. Mailins, Stufs, &c. &c.
= do. Dim;ties, Bedticks, & Dow
lefs,
box Linnen Stripes,
bale of blue Garrahss
20 boxes Windfor Gals,
S boxes coaris HATS, Handsomely az
lorted, at 40 days.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Jnne 4.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-30
diAr leTyant, Ir
BOSTON, March II.

Arrived. fth'r Betley, LymhuIneh
from 81. Vincents. Ltis there February
5,h. The RiGng srs.es, D,ammend' OF
gr;no'. for Savannah, 10 fail IN 9 Gays !;
Tayior, Appleton, Of Bottcn, for tie
Maine, in 10 days; Eagle, Fstheron'
for portfanouth, in IS; Little John, Pat
terfor, of Wifcaae', for New York, IN
-; Zones Edly, M'cobb, Tor George
town in =; Bc;fey, Little, OF New
Gale, for market; Hnn'er, Lan''on,
for New Haven in II; Prim'o.e, At
wood Chatham, icr Bsaon in II; Ran-
per, Paul, Of Wells, for a market; Mar
pare,. M'Lellan, OF Portland, TOR Bcitcn
March 20; Two Brothers, Tabhy, OF
Warren, for ST. Georges River IN 20
days; Polly, Paul, for Po:limouth IN
I7.: Martha and Mary, Jenne, OF Bal
,imore, Tor a market, Sally, Blunt, ct
Kennehunk, for Wilmington, N. c. IN
~; Victory, Rhodes, for Kennebunk IN
Il; Truxton, Merrill, for do. Hannah
and Martha, Colburn, for Norfolk, ready
for fea; Clothier, MsIlhal, tor Kenne-
bunk, March Il; Johanna, Bagley, ter
Newburyport; Stocking, for New Lon
don ing; Start, Roll'ngs, for Posi-
mouth; Greyhound, Langaon, OF Beiton
for Savannah in 6; Favorise, Eamma,t,
for Philadelphia in 6 days. March 4, IN
lat. 50, lorg. SO, fpoke ihip iodultfy,
Dyer, from ST. Martins, tor New York.
lon Ter mainmait and pr into Barbados
to repair. 9Th. fpcke lh'p Anne, Robin
lon, Of Portland, from Philadelphia Tor
PORT Republican.
Schooner Aurora, Ruff, from Chailef-
ton. Game over the hoals in company
with the brig Nancy, Barker, OF Salem,
bourd for Salem or Norfolk. Pafcd at
the Vineyard, brig Sally OF Kennebunk,
50 days from Tobsgo.
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as goa -arc IL poin, Of fortune. and T.
i'si with the honorable eommiiaou 5 -
United States, who IS compe.en, 70 nue. ''s
and wi,h.tand The full force otno,rI, ases
fen1men,. We're | a tsdera.iIt, Sir Sir - $,
a firm friend of t;,as party, | fbon1, ava
have wiFh:d 60 fee you adopt die, ~.
courle from that yoahavc purified. Ms"
fares more completely CALCULATED to d,s
the intereas Of dsHocracy, in .his u,s 4'
could not have been devii:d, than ,bn;,
pariued by yoa through the whole co ,",,'
OF your military Career. The ,Dno,",
msnt of the Officers of The legion lhoo ,.
your toticr;ng popularity aImotl to ;r,d;r
folution. Y>ur Militia Bill, the noe
arbitrary and urjuA Of all your snrafn,s.
has c,cied the fcsue Of its mortal ex;ecrs.
il now lies buried il The .ilcn, grave. al
may the dark waves ct oblivion obI;,e,,.
every trace Of its forme. e1iRence from ~
mcmory Of man. As ore Of the dym, NJ
Gratis who behe'd with indignation roY.
unwifhed tor and iInpertirent ACTIVITY. i
the buGnels of the Militia Law, ,e,8s,
you the homage Ct my h'gh confederation.
and you may ret ALFRED, that whsoeye,
an opportunity occurs, | will net be Gov
in expoGug your conduct to my fellow
citizens in its proper colors. I will now
conclude, Sir, by alking what mua B.
your feelings, when placed in flcnt Of
legion, every man Of which has been H.
jared by your conduct, and the reltn,near
Of whom, your confidence NUT tell yov
you have mott highly neritea.