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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
Fran tbs Ha,J',d (Csrne7iexf) MereSv.
RU7LEDGg s. ToE Thomas.

I, is faid that fome democratic fhoois.
which have lately fpruns up a; Wea,henfeld. 10
the neighborhood Of the laiLy yois, will be un-
propiiious to the labor aud hoocs OF the j,int
eartnen. Indeed, Thomas can be OF no fcsvice
10 Ru,ledge 10 the bo6nefs, As be vas wholly in
the lise Of planting and nurGas ,s;rm IN Phi'a-
dclphia. On the whole we believe that the Sa'ly
,sts will be very lhor-hved in wssthcnf;!d.--
Alas. in What part Of the union can the daily
,sjt fad room for its roots
.s' FEDERAL ADDRESS.
Il has been limited ,ha, the fede'sl addref,
is the production Of Rutledge and Joe Thomas ;
bat thu il nprobabls--bxssuie ThoEa ww, al
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
The PoR Msser General has lasely added the
following TO the inarueiions vf bis Deputies.

io"o"HS w uc "piuSNVns w Dts iTluCSt.
Whenever contractor or carrier is gull.
~ OF negligence or wilf0l miicondoet, The poft-
matters are enjoiued Immediately TO commuai-
cate TIE facts TO this ofhce. So whenever any
ccntIaeior fhsl employ a. a mail carrier any per-
foo OF doubtful or bad character, or Who 10
not equal 10 The fervioc.
- The right OF ifanking in poa- naisr
is limited to half an ounce, aud TO letters writ.
ten by himfef. OF by his order on ,he bo6nefs
of the Poa Office. Whenever the letter frank.
ed exceeds hrlf an ounce. full pofase is to be
charged at the Office Of delivery. Whoeves
franks the letter or package of another, violates
the Law, anJ incon pensliy OF ten doi!as.
:" BY law the reduction OF poAsse is limit
ed to new fpspers, magazines and pam nyhIeis, And
canno, be extended 10 any ether ihing trsnf-
miued by the mail, whether printed or not.
"The failures of ne~ipapeE, have alsays
been iubjett OF compllnt. 10 fome infiaoees
evils have srfen from pofl- matters allowing peo.
PIE TO read paper, in their Offices: This !, Alto
ee,her Improper, j, Is nsceIssy Tor the ofces "a
dehii from th, practice. and they arc b,,eby di-
ressed nor to permit ssy peIion to read CT handle
| the nes fpaper,in their Offices, but carefully 10
keep the iaue under lock. sod dS.iyex thea g
the ProPretcn whec feqSsasd."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02

fyscmatic Aupidity, the Gazette OF
of the asady-babitsc youths in this ci-
ty, called upon US few days ago TO
notice the nezO fiery about old Mr..
Jones OF Virginia. We are not apt
TO itep out of our ufual courie unleis
for fun to notice the Conne7ieni yaatbi.
The aory with which the tories have
now comforted themielves, is in a few
words This
During the revolution, when the
tender mereief Gas John Adams iaid)
|ot Great Britain were extended TO
cutting American throats, wh-ther OF
men or cattle; when trade was anni-
hilatcG, and cultivation fulpended,
when fpecie was banilhed by war AMI
boarding avarice from public circula-
ton it was tbe misfortune Of thorc
who adhered to the principles of the
revolution, TO have lels money than
thofs who maintained their ioyaiy TO
George tn: LII. in oppoftiou to the
Liberties of their country.
Mr.. Jeferlon borrowed from Mr..
Jones ffty' poRaas on bond. Some
time afterwards when no fpecie was
to be had, Mr.. Jones wanted money,
and MIR. JeferGon having none but
paper Nancy, fent the ayrouaf 10ifG in
feTsH in paper money, with an intima-
ton that if be could not di,paf of the
paper money zOitbout iojj be might return
II, and the bond @ouid be pail in lpscit,
AS SOON AS THE SPECIE COULD BE-
OBTAINED.
This is the high crime and mil
; demeanor which the tories now amur.
| themielves with and no doubt it viii
continue to be their theme until fom;
new dupe can be found to give hi
name, and hold it up as the politica
bUggabo0. There is one trait in this Go
ry that dcierveS notice. The loutheri
States are coniantly reproaChcd toI
the exiltence of Navery among them
but it is never taken into the accoun
! thar it is euy6 fked upon them by tn,
favorite government of England ; il
like manner, the general icarcity o
fpecie, as wei! as the general dtitruc
ton Of property in the South W as tn
effect of-Britiih depreciation, eonaagra
tioa and fraud, and the conlequence
| OF their arts are now made the handl
for defaming the men who were NO!
diltinguiihed in reiiiting the opprehor
Ii is well known that American pape
soas j6rged at Ne1o- York, i'll order {
depreciate the real. Ii is well know
that the fame was done by the Frenc
ailignats during the late. war an
the deiign was TO mike war upon CT,
dit as we'll as upon life and liberty.
was from iuch .cautes that the pape
credit of America failed and ihs
fpecia difappeared. Mr.. Jones is TO-
old to be an active partizan now; an
relpstt for his age, forbids our motto
of his eonduf7 during the revolution
We attribute this miferable effort 3
fcandal, not to him, bur to others, wh
have abuied his in6rmiy. We iha
add, that foon after the peace, whe
fold cath found its way into ci,cul;
ton, Mr. JeFerlon paid this jult del
with intereit, in caih-which now, ;
the diaance of fix,een or feventee
years, is brought up as matter {
rsproae6! AwOra.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
MiereRiag Tabie Z

Io Bodse,'. o,s,iaies Table tor the year
1904. se have The following icsle Of population
shd Ieiources OF sti, cooouy ioI THAI year.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-25
FREDERICKSBURG, March II.

Capt. Hill, in The .(cbr. atlantic, a.
rivsd here on SATURDAY after a pa9age Of
9 days fran 81. Cb,yqopber's. On the
arb 'naauf, IN lat. IS ard long. 7o, 80,
1p9ke The brig Preference, capt. Mar
ball, from MARTINEZ bond TO ~. York,
tx days CIT. Left at 81. C6,jqop6er's,
brig capt. Smith, and /e6y. Perjsver-
aucr, ca6t. Cr0el, efNesv York, and f.
ysraI other americans qvbs/e xames be does
net rec0llsA. Capt. Hill qOas at ./tUsn
.j2aad,, and Jays that American produee
zvas vs,.y dxA IN all the rviudsvard IT,
asls, and lxgarsfnot to &c bad. He OBJ
tanned TIE following prices far bis cargo:
7 dollars ard q2arte, per barrel f0,
Flsay, dollar per bg6ei for corr, and I
dollars PER 1903. for Tobacco, paid IL
gold at the rate Of 50 eexfs pr DIR. at
zubieb rate The goveruor asd eoaueI bad
deereed it@oa4 bayG in future. II avas
exSel7ed thar The qvbole Brifj@ aviud-
qvayd JGauds qcould tolloqv their exam
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-25

hrrived, brig Mentor, Niekham, ST. Tho
ina.
Cleared, Brennan Ihip Thos ,Jcferfon, Junker,
i.noon; fohr. Widowlen, Mathews, Downs !;
Ocean, Ruff, Por. Republican Mercury, smith
-Soitnni Hoop Eliza, Norton, dc.
here were three yeiIeis reported below, on
Saturday.
hey prove as follows: the fri the brig Ea-
&c, rom 81. Thomas, gope into Wilmington
ne ieeond tie brig Mentor, Wickhan, noted
s,cSe N our marine lia, and the 81 The brig So
una Lord, from New Orleans Capt. l.. po-
N.Y. tFan'milied The following Information.
Let Al New Orleans on The a4Jh the fabfc-
iaSae selisis, among number of others.
n''gs Tartar, Stlcag, COR Philadelphia to fail
20 days; Charlotte, Allen, dc. TO fail on tie
81 S5d' uH. Union, Brown, of do. for the Matches;
iS'ns: 1n;erprize, Ray, for Philadelphia; Frances,
,,e~is iikinfon, fer do. Mary, Johnfoa, fer the
Se.SHes aoop SufaDnah, Morgan, sor Philadel-
ln'i' to iaii IN swenty days. Caat. Lord fpokc
~ ne N'i!iilippi the undsrmensiuncd vefIcls:
rem IS, ihips Farmer, George, OF philadel-
rn'A' irotn Jamaica Thomas, Wilton, from Ii
sssrPool; big Amelia, M'Ncil, from Jamaica ;
s'lr' Rover, Baik. from Charlehou
seo 2oh fhip Suscy, of New York, aS days
q,n' cape Francois, ichr. Sukey, Lewis, from
e. I'm iei. the Bahfs-fpoke the brig Hannah
s-aan' 'ro = Bordeaux and Julian, from, Gaps
l.soSo1 law It rhe fame tirlc, an American
81 3 a'ao'e srar the Baltic. March law brig
-','r, On tac FLORIDA fhore.
ssss MI, 'rose the fais Fame, from Jamaica,
re
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Thirty Dollars Reward.
March Il.

q TOLEN from the fobfcsiber, in the
- City Of Wilmington, 90 Monday e
yening la&, the zrlt init. handiome,
we'll made, dark /opd Mare, with fad
die and bride: The mare is about II I
hapds high, chou; 8 years old, has a
fnall white fpot behind the right ear an
der the bride, iome white upon one Of
der hind legs. A man with evident Ggns
of guilt croasd George Town Ferry ana
rode OFF poe hate, and was traced near
Colchefer the fame evening.
The above reward will be given on de-
livery of the mare and thief, or Fifteen
Dollars for the mare.
EBENEZER NESMITb
near ti,e: Nay Yard.
City of Waihingsos
-. March IS, -
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fAy,i hy taxing nap. Ten ages of mos.
violence firit, and then Of Militia Delpo.
tim await Us. And ihail we not exert
all the talent, learning, zealand wit which
belong to oar party before we pronounce
that our fate is decreei and irrehltabe
Our efforts are wanted for our vindicarion
no lcfs than for Our fasety.
My belief is, that the federal new(pa-
pers, always fapplicd with flock By able
men, will always be asIe to correct na.
representations, to detctt lies, TO explain,
TO enforce and to animauc TO exhors,
from principals clearly and takmgJsita-
ted, and illulrascd by Greek, Roman and
French examples, would keep New Eng
land right. New York would be divid-
ed. Events, as they paf, would afford
location for US to avail ourlelves OF them.
Tine is Federaif and friend to truth.
In word, if the federal party can fave
itfelf it will fave the country.
fIith>st, little has been done on plan. The
cfuions which have appeared 10 this part
Of the country, are fuppofed TO be NOR.
deliberate than they really are, and the
attention they attract is confirmation to
me Of the effect which better and more
fylfematic labors would produce. / have
entertained the thought Of ih:w:ng, that
the late war was not waged againit France
| by coa!ealed kings, but that it was war
Of France, Oh plan sf ambition, again&
shole kings, Especially sga:nf the king Of
| Great Britain; that it was not repuji-
| cam[z, sthat is swas snots Absriy, the
eag/t gf liberty; that it failed becau'c is
was no, poaioIe i, mould iuccesd thar
democratic power is tyranny in the pfinci-
| pie, the beginning, progTels and the end ;
that the Enslilh revolution and ours have
90 analogy 10 that Of France. and that our
Democrats arc going on upon the French
plan after it was hopelels and France had
failed in il.
| 1t is no. poil5lc for a few men of found
minds and exten(ive influence to imprcls
Others and all federalifs with belief Of
the faa, that Jacobinifm is gcs,ing ready
10 reign as destroyer that Paine al.
read; centuries the ingleneis of the exeeu-
tive, and would make ouy government a
mobocracy. Mr.. Eppes, has publihed
like opinions; Virginia ever did and ever
will hold them dear. We lhall, there
fore, expect to fee our government amend-
ed into fyacm Of State, an O5Iigarchy
or Junto government, with preamble Of
morals and fatue book foil of laws for
fraud, rapina and profcriPtion. Armies,
fleets, taxes, credit, banks, courts, are 70
go and fpccihc taxes will ieon be de-
vifed to produce enigrsnts and legal coz
fcation. There is fcearcely an extreme,
that tony belief, they do not feem to
have anticipated, and prepared the means
OF executing.
Palladium.
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},0ubIlf Gsu0ue.

Tomorrow, at halt pall three
o'clock in the afternoon,
VII be Ela at Mfrs. Hrzves and Mil
hs's wharf,
SO bis. IT quality SU G AR,
at credit of 50, 50 ana 90 days, for APP
proved negotiable notes.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
March *.
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Msr.:u'ula sn'1 :r.l5er.
FRIDAY, MARCH IS.


Died yeAerday, after lingering Ill
ncfs, which fhe bore with pious fehgna
ton, MIS-. JEAN HERBERT, the wife
OF Mr.. THcMAs fiEgBERT, Of this town.
OF her it may be truly aid, that fhe was
tecdcr and aftaionate wife and parent,
and an indulgent nifrefs. She has left a
difconfolatc hufband, with young, nu-
merous family, to deplore her lols.
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x,o oet swav !; and foae of tl.cir osrgces
,ss, might lie ased are lsis 70 Perth 7
,he wrecks. / am afraid lhsii he &c
,.;nsd as Iecsnuos fee how 10 Eshs and
,bsu quarantine laws are 70 ieNere that
! casr.ot come here with The yetel.-
Vine 7s dollars IRE quarter saik.
Arrived. the fhip Efcy. one, $50
aays from Calcutta (; brig Pa;iley, John
fon, c. francois Bulah Maria,
Cmsacoa; ich'r Nabby, -, Gua-
aslouYe; Ajax. Bonksr, Paramaribo !;
Mioessa, Bird, Philadelphia yonns Lii
On, Scamen, Norfolk.
Cleared, flip JesIe, Eoag, s.. Johns,
Newfoundland ;sbrig Cornylia, Duekman,
Madeira and Malaga; Venom, Pelton,
Ismaica Charlotte, Mike, BurTowiio-
nefs; Regulator, Taber, Charleston; Iris,
Bauz,sr, Win ngson; ieh'f A.alan'a'
Holland, Curacao.
6uii~xa fger osr laf.
Brig raiiley, Johsfou, from c. Fran
co.'s. Left there Ton the 7sh inf. ich'i
Eliza Ann, OF and for this port. 10 fail In
days brig John, ofthis port, TO fan In
: days for ChaiIeiton.
Sch. Ajax, Bunker, IS days from Pa
rimarato, tSurinam.) Left there, brig
Trial, Harris, of and for Bottom, TO fail
10 days brig Harriet, Adams, OF New
buryport. ,Capr. A. loft his mate lMr.
DEAN on the 18th Feb.) Brig John,
Hudfon. Of Providence; fch. Eliza, Smith,
Of Ston;ng,on fch. Eliza, Flowers, Of
Providence. II lat. 20, 80, long. II,
fpoke lloop Dove, from NswburypOrt tor
the Wet Indies.
Sch. Beffey, Smith, days from Dig
by, IN. ST. Left there feb. Commerce,
Bright, OF and for this port, to fail in "a
avs.
Sloop Alfred, Haley, from Norfolk
In LAT. SO, off the Capes Of Philadelphia,
faw wreck, no mats or rigging TO be
ieen, iuppofed her 10 be Aoop, blowing
hard could not learn her name.
Btlaqu LsR rp<aixg.
Brig Jemima and Fanny, of Chaflsf-
sor, 10 days from Havana.
Sch. Nabby, -, II days from Qua
ialoupe.
Mr.. WiIkie, The pilot who bro't up The
brig Fanny and JemiEa, capt. Glad, in
IS days from HAVANA, las favored US
with the following intelligence. The
5enima and Fanny 4 days after leaving
Ha, anuah, truck on Flcrada reef, in a
violent, gale of wind, fprung Ter bow
fpril, and received cooiiderable damage in
sae rigging making fome water, ihe
was obliged to put into this port. The
Fanny and Jemims, was bound to Cowes
and market, having on board 600 boxes
iugar cenGgned, TO the captain. The brig
belongs to Turo and Price of Char!ei
ten.
The rhooncr Fox, Hazard, Arrived at
Havanuah 10 IS days from this pczt, capt.
II. was knocked over board after bc;rg
cut five days, and drowned. A Spanifh
frigate arrived at Havana from New
Orleans, having on board all she Prieits
ard Monks, who had Left New Orleans
IN conicquence of the French having ia
ken pofeincn of it. A pirate locp is
sruiilne of Vera Cruize, ara has taken a
SPaniih bfig bound TO Europe, hsving on
beard 400, 900 dollars.
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BENJAMIN SHREVE, Jun.

has for Saie os louv terms, at bis ./fofe
eornsr of Price and Unionf rsets,
1900 bulhels Cadiz SALT,
Fnl ena.i,y Rufha Cordage, adorted,
Old Sable Iron,
Sugar in hhis. and barrels,
Pepper and Gaia.
Eoxcs frcih RaGns.
s s3s.,s AUDI WINES.
Catalonia
Barcelona Brandy,
flyfon skin. and Souchong Teas.
Ba!c, lndia Cottons, Checks and Caliicoes,
China and Longce ron,al Handkerca:efs,
A lev pie es Scotch oinaburgs,
Mould AMI lipt Candies,
Red Soal sath-r,
4 f.-y piccs elesant Furniture.
AI..cn II. 60
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LOTTERY, No. I.

LOTTERY, No. I.
Fox TEg ENCOURAGEMENT OF LITERA.
TyRE, New York;
34tb day's ORA 1Oing.
10000 dollars.
z47s9, z96o5-aoo dolls.
1851, zo6oS-.oo dolls.
1912, 2o3S4, 3s7oz go dolls.
356,l4o4, 1888, eo35, 52o5o-ao dolls.
l57 OF 10 dollars.
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81 s. -.
LATE FROM CAPE. FRANCOIS.

Capt. Johntfon, Of the brig Paiiisy, ar
rived at New York, in II days from c.
Francois, informs (fay the Editors Of the
N. York Gaz,t;s) that a i,venty-four
gnn hip and ieyeral tranfports having on
board 1000 troops, arrived few days
before Che fai'c1 and thar ocoo more
were hourly expected. That the Brigands
where Rill deltroying and burning all
around the Cape, That on the 10Th Of
February, they farpri(sd the cut potts,
took the hofpital, and murdered all the
fck in it. That they got poaeiIion OF
the fort commanding the town, bot we're
foon driven from it, with the lofs, ii
is faid, of 500 killed, wounded and TAX
en- profoners the lois Gil the Gde o
the Preach was triaing. That General
Rochambeau had determined to leave
the Cape, and to make his head quarters
at Port-au- Prince but it was fad Ee
had altered his mind and was 10 con,inu>
at the Cape. That on the 10th OF FEB.
The Briganas attacked the illand of Tor
rudas, where they maaacred all the
whites, and burned the new Iiofpita!s, in
eoniequenec Of which troops were direct
ly lent from the Cape to attack them.
That the day before capt. Jchaon failed,
news arrived from Aux Cages, that the
negroes and mulattoes at that place had
revolted, maaacred all the whites, and
joined the Brigands. That markets at
che Cape were glut5ed with all kinds OF
American produce; -four was from 6 TO 7
dollars, on which there was duty of SO
cents per Dbl. pork was IS, beef 10 to ~
dollars per Dbl. Thar no produce of The
iiland was to be obtained, as there was
not 5000 VT. Of coffee at the Cape. That
few days before the PaiGey failed, fugar
was not to be obtained at any price. That
all American cargoes were weighed at the
cuHom houle, let them conh.t of what
they may, and 50 cents payable to the
weigh mater on every 1000 VT. Capt.
Johneon declares, that every voyage a
venel makes there, there are new laws and
a change of officers.
Capt. johnaon further informs, that
ne failed 10 company with feveral French
yedels, bound to icewsrd with troop; -
one brig, he underitood, was bound to
New Orleans, with new Governor for
Louiiana. N. T. GaS.
Extraa of0 letter trom a Gf1'lsmsn ar
hforne Petite, TrinGdad, 10 bis C"rJ
pouaent in Nezv- Iork, dated Fe6ra-
ary 20, 1909.
6 an iorry TO inform you, that the
Bfitih brig Admiral Duncan, capt. Ora
ham, who failed about toe latter end OF
Oh. lalt from New York bound 10 this
place, has not arrived nor even been heard
of Gnce, which Circumstance gives me rea-
fon to appreEend her lois. Among Others,
a Mr.. Parkinfon, an Englilh gentleman,
is paaenger.
g BuGnefs is altogether at a Rand.
American produce very low, and will
hardly yield frf cot. Several vel1els
have gone away unable to fell any part
of their cargo"
,ryroT1oyJo,c <,Ar -T,Jyr> rpTaHro
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THOUGHTS ON THE TINES.

THERE is nothing left US but to cling
to our republican contribution. Monar-
chy needs many things Of which we have
none. The alternative is Republicanfm OF
Military Defpo,iln. We have no, the
emper nor the materials to flop at limited
monarchy, Of which the Democrats are 70
much afraid but we muf proceed to Bona
parrifm, Of which they are 70 little afraid :
form of Government, in which new re-
medies are new evils and every change is
torthe wor(e.
Is nofsixg to be done : On the contra.
ry, does nor the criis demand that we
rlould do all that can be ldene Has any
man right to fay, exeriions in your pre-
pofed way will be unsviIing, unleis he
thew how they may be made with more et-
tesf in .fome other ray;: States are not
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YsDsh al Sam.7ts9, 81 Neg. so4
Snip Governor Sumner, Lyaeh, Of Bel
.on, 10 fail next day ; fhip Nautilus, Ca
30, cf do. arrived Ot}oaer ilf--'ie e'ip
had been on more at Lahonaj-e but was
GOT Of. Left at 1'appsnooly repairing !;
hip Perseverance, Ingcrio, Of Salem; brig
Peacock, Girdler, Of Bohon brig 81.
Iohn OF Salem, and John ofdo. Cen1urian,
OF New York faw two ihips beating uf
tie coat. Capt. Puncll, of the brig Two
Frisn IS, of Salem, had been Oh the coat
from the 1T Of AuguA TO November 6
and could procure only 1900 p:cols pepper
lit was extremely Farce.
at lie of France, DIX. 4 1892.
Portsmouth,, from Batavia Two Bro
Tiers, from Gibraltar; Frances, Ruit,
sfrum Bordeaux.
March II.
FROM CAFE FRANCOIS.
A letter IF m capt. joint o, Of Il c brig
Pa:Aey, TO 4 merchant 10 New Yors, da-
ted Cape Francois, Feb. 70, fays-" Dry
Goods inset with but adult fale hereto
much 70, indeed, thar ! fhall bring back
all mine. l lhall rejoice when my at
fairs are 70 adjuifed as TO permit me to
leave this place, as it is extremely DANCE
rous 70 remain il it, and all thofe who can,
are leaving il with the utmoa precipltati-
on
Another letter from the matter OF a
fhip, to his owner in the fame city, dated
at thesCsps, Feb. II, contains the follow
ing /: On the 10Th init. this place was
attacked by the negroes, who got Poasfl
on O! the fort that cors mands the WHOLE
town !; but could not get the guns 10 work,
as they had been fpii>ed previous to their
,aking poiieilion. A great number were
killed on both Gdes. On the z5.h, 900
troops arrived, about 1000 more are dat
ly expected, which are very much want
ed. Bahnefs was never 70 dull as at pre-
fens.''
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A gentleman arrived here on Tuefday,
in IS days from Cape Francois, informs,
taat there were7 fail of the line with
tranfpor,s, having 10000 men on board,
from France, had been off the Cape when
he left there. The negroes { were III
tIrong bodies near the Cape, and commit
,iog lAvage acts of cruelty.
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NORFOLK, March II.

Yeaerday the following gentlemen were
elected Directors of theMarlze ln/aranee
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Gufker's Blafkstone.

* ENTLEMEN, in any part ofVir-
NJ ginia wEo have fubicripiion pa
pers in their hands, are earnehly reqnctt-
ed to lend them Immediately by poit 10
the publifhers in Philadelphia-the work
is in great forwardneis, and will il is pre-
famed, be ready for delivery early in the
fall before which time il will be the In
tereit OF ihofe who intend to lubfcribe TO
leave their names with The publlhers.
Since tile profpeaus WIS firit iilued
Judge Tucker has made tclec!ion Ct The
mott applicable of MIR. Chriitian's Notes,
which will be printed under their proper
references.
MayI3. eoim
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Jeremiah SatterzOblte,
COACH MAKER,

Still continues TO carry on the
buGneis. 10 ST. Afaph ereet, oppoiite I'D
ward Martins Blacksmith Shop. He re-
turns his iincerc thanks TO the inhabitan S
of Alexandria and its vicinity, for the IL
beral encouragement be has met with, and
hopes continuance of their favors, as ne
will do every thing 10 his power 10 give
general fatisfattion.
He has now on hand few handfome
GIGS, nearly fnilhed, of choice materi-7
ais, which he offers for fale on moderate
terms. WANTED, two good wood
workmer, carriage maker and wheel
right, to whom generous wages will be
gwen. Liks4mle, two boys, well re-
commended, 10 any part Of the bufinels,
as he intends carrying it on IN all It's
branches. TAINTED to purebaje, oak
simber for fpokes, ath timber livery fought
fawed or in logs, fome good poplar plank,
tor which the cath will be given.
Nav 10. zawIm.