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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03
EXECUTIVE p 5TPON4Gg.

This has been subject Of great complaint
The democrats pretended they considered it highly
dangerous. II woud give tie presl1cnt s. nGch
'naueHce over the people 70 have so many Offices
At ms disposal, that he would thereby De enab.d
70 bnbe them into whatever measures his amb.'.
III might prompt him to pursue. thus srgued
The democrats: Bur hoy have they nended this
matter! What have they done to clip the wings
Of executive patronage? They have deprived Jeff.
f-rson # the power OF appointing one officer in
ach state, by the repea Of the tax on whiskcy
aad coaches, and in the next breath invested him
with that ofapponting SIX The president, whose
patronage was pretended to be SO dangerous under
the federal administration, is row invested with
the power of appointing the whole band of bank
rupr commissioners! Mr.. Jefferson has double the
patronage gen. Washington ever bad in the state
ot New jersey, and ten times as much az Mar. Z,
dams. Du5 rs II these men bad studied to bur
que, by their conduct, every sentiment thq
lad uttered on the subject of executive pauon]S
5ne or their first measures, on the threshold Of
power, was, TO dismiss from Office men who'd
lat conform 10 their way of thinking. The LAD.
guage OF their conduct is " have no oolnoH OF
your own, If you expect 10 Obtain peace and Ot.
ratlon from our president I" The soldier whOh'd
fought the battles of the revollu5n; @lo ldl
Rasted his strength and shed his blood IN atchs''
ing the independence of our county," has not
heen suffered to enjoy the plttance Of a honoe
station under those in power, but fronthc con-
sheraton OF his becoming slave 10 their op'h'
ons By the constitution, the president has power
to dismiss most of the Ulcers Of government; ous
this power was never given to be abused twas
never given HIM tor che purpose ofrewafdmS tnos'
who espouse his particular cause; who vote t0t
him atelections. 1t was given to be exeTcs'a
for the public good not for the vile purposes"
bribery and corruption. A more deadly blow 70
the freedom of opinion; TO the fundamental pF'n'
ciplcs OF our free constitutions of governnl:n''
was never before given since we became nation.
Well may the democrats talk Of the dangers Of
executive patronage, if this is the mannerin which
it is to te exercised. Americans may jeer at tue
inhabitants of foreign clnes for yielding TO the
sceprre Of king buff the doctrine Of democrats.
is to prevail If ffeemen are the proper objects
punishment, for exercising their boasted rghS
and privileges; nay, for doing their Indispensable
duty, with what bitter safcasns may they be re-
torted upon. The subjects of European princes
may now tell Us. that if they do not enjoy the
privilcdge of voting at elections for their rulers,
they are exempted from punishment for the act;
that obedience to tierequlstions of their consrtu.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03
FIR the Alexaadrie Daily Ad9erissr.

= MEMORY OF Mss. JANE PRESTON.
o fsR as. gnordiqa 4eg<ls, tellis tH<,
DID " NOT elaim Der bssre as eue u JOaf''
g, me osrsfiye Mufe, attentive to tie hour,
while .he ps;e m,en 'sams, mark the ina
dowy plain"
(,amr fioe os Fsseeail rs loft, forfaken bow'r,
1ehs!e The lone vale rc-cchces 10 the fran;
RI Fancy wake, nor thus her ilsep Pralong,
s gos fgsi, xish funeral pomp The moaEniai iong.
Ye,, What, alssI has Fancy here 70 do?
In luxusient icenery wons 10 dwell,
Or what the Nais, thar we the Mute fhould
wee :
When inple vcrfc alone the bea can tell
what grief is ours, who DOW do nought bur weep,
What syorih vs. hers, VINO lies engtaps in lerp;
How well the different parts allotted hcIe--
As vic, as patent, filter, friend Gnctre,
Were ali peI sor1,'d, as tho asore ihe'd known,
How icon the grave would cIain her as its ownl
4aeyen temper rule her tbIo' the day,
Nor ever gloomy, nor YET eyer gay;
No sbaIefol esfion hssros'd up her brea2,
No foe tovirtuc, an admitted gueG:
But isqsd 10 Coalcienne, that unefring guide,
Norwsatcd fnS couniellor beide.
Her anxious with, and dsarea TO hes heart,
Was 10 pelican 10 all a Chriaiaa's part;
And twas pctfoTm'd, with iuch Rrength Of
mind,
We, in 20 young female, feidom 6nd.
Where Ger Che vas thcSnjafed Athens friend,
For {iisot fSiii, urieis ths could commend,
And LETT to Others, plenty TOO OF theU5
70 ecnicfe wfen the confidence muf condemn,
While from the aese, thst Providence fuppiied,
70 give .ths neesy, was her daily pride;
N9S old The make 81 ougat, vain diipiay,
Nc sca'fous deee, was puDlIlh'd 20 the day,
T. knew The good, her heart, and hands could do,
Mstf be % fhsse fome OF The bounty too.
YET ~ while here, 10 civic crown was giv'n,
Size aps, no douht, b!sii reward 10 heaven.
Bai flow ye teas, leave, leave Your rocky bed!
For Phys Ghld, the feeling IaNs is dead.
.4lsxG. Sspf. so.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03

The Subscriber
Respectfully informs his ftisnds and the public
in geassal, that he has opened his Store again
IN linen a,eet, where he has Tor iale,
All kinds of GROCERIES,
Rhode Iland Cheefe and Poraross,
Onions. Corn Meal, together with
Frsh Fruits and Mats, Uiz.
Ofspges, lemons, lines, sarnmariuds, raiins,
hgs, pruehs, EngIiih wslnuts, almonds, and fhell
bsrks.
PHILADELPHIA Bottled CIDER
OF the hrif qoaAaty. excellent TAT maekarelby the
barrel, ana itf quality chewing tobacco.
Abel Willis.
Sept. 1S. d
- Cah gEUea for elea1s linen
and cotton rags.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03

ofsN as, guordiqa 4sgtls, tskiass trae,
DID " NOT claim Der b,xre as one IT yoaf''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25

The hcufe took into confederation the
iii eAteualng Toe tine for the location
5, i military lana warrants, &c.
MIR. Dawson oAlscd a new leftion,
autlsoriiing tic fec,ei4fy Of var 10 iiiae
warrants 10 major genera tayslte 10
The amount for which major ses'ssal IS
snti;lsd.
Before deeifou was lad 90 his mott
%, ,he houlc a,ijuansd.
The debate On the leseral fabjstts dli-
cuiied in loIrle.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25
TasLday, FebrAary II.

An engrohed Bill IN addition TO and
Modification OF certain proroEti'ions con-
,alned in az ati for admitting the people
of the eaferD diyiiion OF the Nora
Weifern Territory IS fate INTO tie u
Mon was read third time, and psiied
Yeas 81.
Nh. Gregg fpoke againR the bill.
MsGs. kandolt Il and Bacon defend
ed IT,
A bill mskins appropriations for the
fupport of government tor the year
1903, was read third time, and Pal
fed.
A letter was received FROM the claim
ants, and their agents, OF lands eeded
by Georgia TO che United States, &c.
lining to appear by council al the bar
OF the houfe and offering certain new
proportions OF ccmpromiie with the Unit
ed States.
Referred to a committee of the whole
to whom was referred bill for iettling
claims to lands north Of Tenneaee, and or
Gered 10 be printed.
The Speaker laid before the houle re-
por, from the fecretariss Of the treafury
and war, ana tie comptroller Of the trea-
fury. rejecting claims OF Nova Scotia re-
fugees.
Referred to'a felete Committee of three.
MIR. Baysrd offered relolu'ion alser-
ing tie period Of the drting OF the lu-
preme courr from the III Monday in he
bruary TO the / Il Monday OF Augtf.
Carried, Ayes 50, Noes 50,
: Referred 70 iele6 committee.
On motion OF MIR. Eiuger leave was gi-
ven 10 teftription Of claimants, other
than shofe who had levioutly applied, 10
be heard in perf2n or by council at the
bar of the houie ihis day.
When Mr.. Moultrie appeared as coun-
iel of the faid claimants at the bar about
halfpaa / o'clock.
After fpeaking about hour and a guar
ter, Mr.. Moulirie retired.
Mr.. Nicholion moved the reference Of
the petition Of Alexander Moaltrle TO The
committee OF the whole On the above fub.
jca.
The hcpfc took up the BIZ refpeoing military
lands warrants.
M Dlwlons am endmcnt to allow general la
Fayette quautity of land correspondents 70 his
rank WAS taken up, and after tome objection
made, on The fcore OF form, was carried without
divii0n.
The remarks made, which were intere}ing,
fhall be given hereafter.
Aears southerd, andssShepard, ipoke in favor Of
aud MIR. Vainpm sgainit it.
Carried, and ordered to a third reading, to-
morrow.
The galleries were cleared TO take up two
bills OF confidential nature, received from the
ienate.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25
REPORT.

THE territory Of the United States,
iouth of the fate of 1'enneGee, extends
in bfesi,h us miles from the GIT TO
the 3ssl, degree Of north latitude.-
From eat 70 WEI, its grea'sa length
from the river CAatch ailse 70 he Milf
ii.hppi, r,eaiu.es three hundred ana
eighty miles along the nor,h boun larry
81 wee Floiiaa tx itaath otis noTsh.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25
CONGRESS
OF THE UNITED STATES.
HousE OF REPREsENTaTivEs.
Monday, February II.

The bill appropristes the fun Of
Lc9S,797 dolls. AZ cents.
An engroGed bill concerning The To-
iuraacc Of goods, buildings and furni-
ture in the county of Alexandria, in The
issrtory OF Columbia, was read third
Tine and pafed.
MIR. Leib prefented petition from Da-
mel ST. Clair, which wasreterred.
The bill in addition 10 an act entitled
all stt TO eiablilh an Uniform rule Of
naturalization, &c. was read a third
time.
The queaien was Put on the paaage Of
Tic bill.
Alr. Goddard fpoke aga;na the bill,
and concluded by moving the poapone
,nent Of the further confederation OF the
bill-to Tie 1T Monday in November.
This motion was fupporsed by Mears.
Dana, Davis, and Goddard; and oP2oied
by<Mr. Smile.
The queAion was taken by Yeas and
Nays ard lott. Yeas 40, Nays AZ.
MIR. Griiwold moved a Ieiolution TO
seccmmit The bill TO ieled committee,
with intruttions TO enquire whether the
petitions from certain aliens preiented
on the 18th of February, were in tat
iubfcribed by the peTfons therein nan-
ed.
Mr.. Randolph called for divifon Of
tie qaeRion.
The Speaker put the quefion on the
fri member OF the motion, to reccmmit
the bill.
Motion loft, Ayes So, Noes 81.
The relidue OF the motion fell OF
courfs.
The queRion was lhen taken by Yeas
and Nays on the paiIage OF the bill, Yeas
So, Nays AZ.
The bill was therefore loft.
Mr.. R. Williams called Up his refc-
lurier, making il Handing rule OF the
hcufe that all quelions r,fpettlng priori-
~ of buGnels ihculd be decided without
dc1ate.
CARR d without diviiion.
Mr.. Grifwold iaid he would luhmit a
motion which had grown out Of the de-
bate on the bill aiDendatoEy of the ia
.suralization at; which waS-that ie.
lea committee be appointed TO enquire
whether certain petitions from snndIy
aliens p-eisn'ed on the 18th init. were IN
fact iubieribed by the perlons therein
named.
The taking ofthis motion into corGde.
ration was fuPpor'ed by Mr.. Grilwold, g
oppofsd by MsGrs. Jackfop, Nicholion,
and S. Smith.
Lot, Ayes SO, Noes AZ.
The houfs went into committee OF the
whole, Mr.. Varnum 10 the chair, on the
amendments of the iepate tothe bill pro-
yidinp ar additional almameur for the pro-
teefior of the commerce aid ieamen OF the
United States.
The ienase propofe a new ieftion, aa-
,hor;ting the Pr.idert to build num-
Der of gun boats nor exceeding fifteen,
and appropriating 10000 dollars there
for.
Mr.. Grifwold moved the recon-
mitment Of the bill to ielset commit
tee.
Loft, Ayes II.
The amendnens of the fenate was then
agreed to.
The houfc went into a committee Of
The wholc on the bill making au approPri-
alton for tie fuPport Of government tor the
year 1903.
The ievsral blanks were filled, and
tie bill reported, agreed TO IN the houfe,
and ordered to a third reading to-mor-
row.
Among the appropriations Of the BILLS
one Of between thee and four shouisnd
dollars for completing the jail IN the city
of Waiting ton.
The houte wen. into committee of the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25
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]! i'''s 80 - : &c wei Fb0
"a f'A.s"' 80 ,-''e" exception
a ,,,,lols 80 ,s,a ls,.,la -; . - iotieq:
= ,sa -. sos - e. ,i'oye0 viii
= r.c,r, = hays -;.ia,. ,l,''.' SSoseo.
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n,p. al, i' on - ,b . y ho~
! ,b,, a..bo",h con,1:r;,, & .sh''t
,,,. .. conn .aIr soosv,5 - y ~. "''l'as
- p:';ams.,,;.,s 49, -, - s'S0a b
''s i'''''N' ''os 49, o''"S' ~: foysgl
s1.'i','0.l4s' 80, Y.,'L.5 q 'of!titue
- So s@.s 80, =. 80 80 b l'ssss na' be,
! 49, 49, ,laS,,a,,.,; ',''' sOvtl,
! - = -. = r;;s en- : u; Aalci,
@n4 '''"' ''' 8 as. ,''''' :, "'''' d'o IatSA
ni,l''eo' - -, 49, 80 'e"us.eo IN hi!
'a'T, ''''''.''~''' = '"' e'"-is'on In.
po'.i9'e'
~ne'o ~ Inns ''as 'sen 'es'anet
" oP''n' Tue P4',ie' mug &c leH ca
)uairaai oeciD9o W. wns'e i remains
ui ~. " ''y us pe''''' .He Com.
lhil'oaefS arc Oh op'n'o1' '"a' II woui
DC lmpfoPSi ''i .,e o'''ed otates TO
grant IL again. uF'i' '"s amount and "a.
'aFe OF ens grams man nave oeen hly
alceFtaifcd.
ID bfi'lln ana opanhh inc0mpIas
grants.
AS LANDS were granted under both 60.
seroments, upon ne petition OF the par.
~, ana as 'ne nj" eFiaence OF '0s TIL
was a wafIah9 OF oFaer % iatpsy, died.
ed to the ioFveyor o. the d',tFltt, hha
happened IN many 'ntaneeS' mat The Sp.
Mia cofqneA IN 1885, ana me -tfsayd
Spain IN 1885, found pefions who hid
only in''e} e@ee".e"' u p7Na'P' ana'
der of tursey, AMI who could nat, ca
account OF the change o' goSesansn,
complete their titles.
! ms ciicnnitance is fatea DOM lnIt
pen,lon OF me iei'leEs on Mopile, waco
has been referred by the nouie OF ItPr'
tsntauves to me commliioners' and .
tne letter OF 'he governor q '"e M'a'
iiPpi territory hefeun'o so'eAeo, IA
as more particularly inYo'V!og cl'n'n'
under Spani'h urles; II having been ,d,
ton,ery, .unui me American is'tltf' Of
f(atchez requeited patents TO co0ildsI I
Spanlih order OF iaTyey, when execute.
and returned, as a iuiilcient 'itle; *hIIi
on the other hand, few fsttier' are o. ],
hged to claim under incomplete b"I'
ltles' as they genefahy appiieu' IL IL.
of them, Tor 7, Spa"'ih grants ana ."
claim under shele'
Sd. Settlements "i'nont any s'ns"'
of title.
It is itated by the governor OF l,. 'nen
ritory, that $50 heds OF families sI I'd.
prior to Oaober, 1885, formed 'els
ments without any other 'ilie, ouI sa'
might be derived from me Bourbon !, ia :,
and that 100 more nave ie'l .ss IA a5 ~
country, iincc that 'ime' VA'' ! P la,:.
have no title whatever OF ieN 'si
claims on Spanii1 orders OF i1tyey' "-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25

TIE eommDFsne,s nttomted IN PR
Maute of the al entitled, !" In oR far
an amica5te /Salsmeut IF limits qvifh the
fate eff Georgia, and autbor;aing tie
eRQblJ@mext Of a goUtramevt in fbe
MJEDFipfi tey,ftory,'' in o5Sdieuee 10
fbe pr9v5foas Of Tx aa Ja5pl<menfal TO
tie IaG mralionea ol7--reIpeGfuly Lab-
mittb< f5Ilo7oiag ,ep0rt az The claims made
By Jeu1ers and otber 3es/ons, 70 lands 4viih-
III the territory ftaafe zvcf Of TIE river
Cbatabaackee, ard Joafb ef the eeGgsx
made to Tie United Sta.es, BY Soafb Ga
,oii4o.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-25
REPORT.

Oftbe CommilToners 0ltSpoinied infny/a-
0nce of an al for The 0miru6le Jfttle-
meuf offmits zoit6 The State ef G<or
gia, and Qu'borizing fbs efa6Iy9ment ef
a GaOernment, in The f:0sJf2pi Terri
toyy.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-05

SoGnrry IS much charged, the demand for
newspapers hath exceedingly incrcaied, and
other printing buiiasfs become 10 conh6era
bic, as 10 induce teveral reipe6tahie priatcls
IS iettle here: this being tile cafe ehcre iecms
81 be as1V no ficcei;ty 10. giving more taiary
70 the puzzle primer THAN his iervices ,rc
worth. I be practice OF giving sfat extra
faiaFy, ought 10 ceaie with the neceiFsy which
give rife re i; hc editor will take Tn. IL
bcrsy OF afkns any hoHett man Of common
ienfc two ur three plain qaeEiails.
81 Yoo wanted 70 ger piece OF buhnefs OF
ycur o@o executed, and, one man offered 20
DC it ios (. 600, sna anorher for 900 would
y3u not engage WITH him vino offered so do ii
foY the leaf
- ION employed any Que as an agent 20 get
that buinets done for YOU, would YOU not ex-
pe6f The ihould engage with bin who offer
cd 70 undertake i for tue ieatt fun?
Are not the members OF ailcu1biv youf
agents, ard was il not their auty to have con-
traced with the man who propelled 70 d, The
public printing FOR the ieae fun uf money?
ne editor bsgs leave to rlake one farther
remark ~ the kline that he, Is public prin-
ter, wss receiving cncaura cement from tl,..
fotfering hand of the p'shlic, lie though il his
duty 50 extend his encouragement &C. che IN
fant, ard only rnanuiaGtory of paper IN this
fate; and s'though the paper Vas 40, per
aaps ~ All aquai qualityto that manufactured
AT other and better eflabliihed nanufasstories
N other fsates, YET the editor paid fully as
eriach COR it, and be truas the aatyc pattiat,
who wifhas well To the infant rlaauiatfores
81 the fate will ieein,th EDITORS conduit IN
that particular praIts worthy AID n,,t cen,I,ra-
bic ;
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-05

that rhc law S hyperion t. the blu;lgcon,
VIC ihali once more turn day light, by
proving thar our aiiirmations were il
Contcftible
This dag S &c Recorder" coniiitS If 4
variety OF articles, that are entirely dc
tached frcm any thought, or coTrpoi-
ton of ON ogen. This paper has ,ocen
pa5chti ,osetter, in the common pair
ot-icitiaIs way, by clipping cut oi>ionlc
osher publication, any fort OF piece rhar
ieefucd toicfable. To various corrci-
poncicnrs Nc need NOT make an acknow-
iedgmeht for Impending the in!errion Of
their favots, We may fay 60 them,
what an old Engliih lawyer iaid TO wa
liam the Third when he landed 10 Eng
land, in r6S8:--S' Sergeant" fay his
maieity, am told that you have
" iulyived slnoft every lawyer in Eng
fS land, ''--s' Yes, fire; and if you had
nor arrived, lould have SURVI-
:" WE'D TIE LAW ITSELF"
This article, u wto5e upon Saturday,
the iit oil January, 1853. 1t will De
prepared for prcf5 lhis afternoon. Up
on Monday, the 81 current We ex-
pee 20 attend court with tile nSctfaFy
AMI sra-y repaSi.tdn precaution OF taking
loaded piftols along Within OF what
may happen upon that day, ii is impaii-
bic for us 10 ipcak with precilioh. Be
hold rue frtt fr,ats of ysp4biicaH free
dom Of the prcis. Az iealt, fuch is ;l,e
cafe at Richmond,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-05
De nG516DN!Ml"l,Y
RICHMOND.
JINJL4RI sss. t8o9.

IN the Virginia Argus, and in che
Exau'iner Of iatt Saturday, tome pieces
have appeared, which nlighf, andcr or
binary circumstances, appear 20 deferve,
Or demand an aRiwer froal rhe editors
OF The Recorder. Il is nor ponible for
INC writer Of this article, 70 make an
antwer, either &c all, or 70 any one Of
thefc pieces. His reaion is, that a gaG.
Oh his forehead that the contuli o. be-
hind each OF his temples, make If cx-
srcnety improper for him to itudy or
even - read, There is lnotler, and
mach itrongcr ceaiQn, why no aniwe.
can be given 20 any one Of thoie pieces.
ilfs reaion IS, that the fate of civil &C.
c'ety mas, FOR an intervaI, been Gfpcnd-
cd. Thar, in rhis initance, three of tic
1naglitrates OF 41nrico county have ACT
so properly, We feel an aoiolufc convic-
ton. We feel eba, fpccles Of conyic-
slon, which, in China, iIUcs from rl.e end
Of a bamboo cane. We feel 5hat fpe-
eies OF conviction, which, ii Turkey.
is produced by the baiti1ado; which,
IT Ruiiia, IS produced by The i.nout; and
wkich, under rhc old moaarchy Of
France, was produced By yhc rack and
torture. Ina word, We feel elat lpccies
Of conviction, which IS ptoducod in
Virginia by she bludgeon; by The eur
size Of Richmond republican prlaa ipies.
But NC acknowledge there exits an
extinction Of rbe laws Of civilized iocic-
~ and, IS We are notzinbiti0us Of any
ImmediaCe additional battles, vc, IS edi-
GERS, 10 officially confeG TO !,c ,rue
what, as individuals, we are convinced
60 be falie.
As 70 the cxpence Of public printing,
Il cannot be expected tliar ne are a pre-
aene 70 print another lyllablc abmlt it,
~ Richmond, there IS not. and therc
cannon oe difference Of opinion sbo.,
it. As loon Is the dilperioa ofthc pre-
Gnt honorable aiembly hall have re-
1cwed, Q, confirmed the sAiG-ncc Of
the contribution ard rac law OF {l~ei-
ginia3 rs iaon as we ball DC convinced
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-05
FROM 4 LoaDoE PAPER. I
CURIOUS TRIAL.

AN ASTON has lately been triedi 10 tae
lecond terms 1902, at Bombay. before
Sir William Syer, knit. recorder, &c.
brought by lieut., Carleton Nav, agaiach.
Mef]rs. Learmotl,, Raymond, &c, of;
GERS Of the hip Scaleby Cattle, for az
aAault. IL appears, thar in crcGing th-
line, on the padage 10 Bombay, RE
uiual ceremony performed BIZ Meptune
and his attendant deides took place.
which conf1ts Of JBl5ing and a45S;ag. 81.
thoie Who have nor before crof 4 tie
line. This lieu.. Maw irrly ieGRe4,
ana made many Offers to give an equiva-
i@nt ci her in money or fpiri.s, 70 be ex-
cuied from fui1ednE iuch iDdigairy.
After making repeated Offers K men
on condition Of fheir no. ~ no hiri
and finding them eoErem, aly rejcct
ed, he ihur himiril uP in us cabin, IA
door Of which he barricado.d wit
trunks and boxes, the ben way he g..
able, ufing slie iarher prccauti
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-05
TO BE RENTED.

Mat Iargea,nd eonveaisa, BRICK TENE.
IL MEi%T ia his cisy, lately occupied BY NJ,
RSssrt Timer. 4 Tavern an Boarding tiouis
ituarc an the ,c5rnsr Of fhe Msin-SiEect; and
that leading 10 Csi. if,se's Bridge. The central
Gtuation thereof cannon fail Ut rented by a gen
tier1an qualified foY ske porpo'e} to c1!urc con.
Siderable Number Of refpeaasi: .,oarders; or, ii
As IN eligible Tehdence fos gentcei p,yAte f,n,i-
~. The Prera:ies ,aay be encred, On the hra c,y
OF Mach ae%l Or immediately, Us circumstances
may fix, for terms apply 10
ROBERT GAMBLE,
Who has for !aie'a hapdtone aInrrncrt Ct (, ", ,
PEI sHd CARPh ING, and gcaline Pt)st l.
Wins. II pipes and quarter ca<s.