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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

apes. in which il hath exhibited lief, might
be uoneceairy AID perhaps pecIefsIy ueI psaisg
on thy time. Suffice il therefore % fate, that
AZ a rePreientatiye la Consrefs from rhi, place,
bcleve may vcntofc 20 alert, fhy adyocat-
ing aad fupPoitiag rhe meafsrc, viii meet with
the fullea and moa cordial appsobssioa Of the
fold and thinking part of the coan.nnnity VII,
,cProbise che p.s:i,ce, A. being rcpu giant 10
every civilized fotio:ut, and highly ioe COO iaenr
with natural sad feyesled religion.
g Let me, therefore. pref, ir upon thee TO
ule thy utnoit influence, both in csoneil and
othe'Sife 10 promote an stt of Coogreis for the
fuppreiIion Of fo dreadful snd heinoas crime
a cfins which r-a,tis sreat digrsce on our
nation, and ought to be d,fcoon,ensnccd by its
cooncih. Do not b. difcourssed from frm
and inAexble cxertion OF Thy zeal aad talents
On rhe occaGon. Keaeet, il !, the cauir Of
truth. and of humanity ;---in mort, il is no
lefs than an artenpt TO reaoIe thar civilization
and regard to the dignity Of human nature,
which. Ia many of the citizens of the United
States. hath been departed from.
Az thou hlef an important Rstion in the
United STATES, feel de6rous thou rnaycff scquit
thyielf With propriety, snd difchatge rbe>du,y
of thy Office aod a!losmcnt with confciou, rec
titude.
Let II be thy primary coneesn 10 promote
the true intereas Of thy country, and in NJ way
can't ,hou 70 fui6ciearly do it. as by cadeavour-
ing TO !uppoI, she csuie of Chriisisnity, and
efPouhns every meafure which is calculated to
reform the m,sals & the manner, of the people.
Remember. that il is righ'eooinefs which
exalteth nation. and that fin il Ieproach
70 any people. MAY tho, therefore, be Of
that numbcr, who are advocating the ia1U aud
he fffim0y which will greatly tend 10 the cx-
atation OF thy character. admiEiRcr TO thee
peace aud the confolstion of thy o~n mind +.
snd finally be more 10 thee than the applaule Of
,hi' world or the scquiGton Of any Sohiy Gu
joymsnu.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
From the NArIosAL INrELLIGRNcsR.
INiOUITY OF DUELLING.

The following fen,imeu,s asaina this i'm
moral and barbasoos practice, were contained
in let,er from an smisble and fephble citizen
oe ,he Uoi,ed States to the representative in
Coosrc!s from the diaia in which he reides.
The motion made by MIR. Gray Of Virginia
fome days irce. on the evil tendeocy OF duelling,
gave rite to ,hi, addre(s from this pious chrisan
TO his friend. IL is publiihed not only on ac-,
e,unt Of the intrin6c value of the Epiale idelf ;
bnt becaule, nnfaiit mafax6if, con(derations
therein contained may be applicable to the cafe
OF every leginMor.
~ Month. 7fs. So3.
,"t am induced 10 addrefs thee in this
w-v no, only from the in,imation Of m indi.
vdoal efeem. who urged me TO do il. but
from the inpulfe of my own mind which readily
yieldcdto the fngseRio". The futjea is Of
M leh magnitude than 10 convey to thee. the
slsddcning imrretTion which late motion in
the Hoofe of Reprefentstives, relative to dnel.
ling hath excited in many minds. To deicribs
20 thee the tutptudc Of the crime. 70 sttcmpt
10 delina,e its features, under the variety oi
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
We viii rejoice

In the reduction Of public expenditures LA
the facilities granted TO f,reigners fetting here.
IN Our hste OF peace and profprriy, and in the
,uh iucceis OF every experiment made repub-
iican Pnncipels.-We will rejoice thar the
amount OF our external revenue, 10 the oaft
year. mas been Iz.zSo.ooc dollars. which is
more oy two milions, than has been coileeted
~ any one year. from the fame fource and
more, oy I,zoo, 900 than the whole amoun; Of
the external aud internal revenue for aay ye1r-
and that IN the paR year, the principal OF oar
national debt has been diminlhed and baIf
millions Of dollars. and that and half million,
moie are IN train for further reduction,
With iuch ocea6on' Of joy, we will meet
10 celebrate the feftivai, and 10 eiye cur nuhj;c
tefimoney IN favor Of Prefident and sdmi,i-
Rration, whole principles and mealure, have
uniformly prefented fSre pledge. OF confidence
70 republicans, and iniuperable argu ment againfs
the cavils and nifreprelentation, of the ene.pie,
of our revolution. p
Reported in behalf Of the managers,
SAMUEL BISHOP,
PIERPONT EDWARDS.
JOHN HEYLEGER, b.
JOHN R. THROOP, .'
LEVI IVES,
81 PETER JOHNSON,
OBADIAH HOTCHKISS, ian.
ELIJAH MUNSON.
Uoanimouhy approved for publication.
aad Gsned by order,
WILLIAM PowKLL, DirAsy.
Republican Meeting, NeS-
Haven, January II. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

'HE Suhfcribcr being appointed b. tie
Il Hon. Cour, Of Pr,ba,e of ,he town Of
Portfnoutb. an Adminiera;rix TO the Efl,e OF
John Wa,d. late of Portfnouth. d.csafcd; aod
being folly Empowered for the fare All per-
fons having aoy Claims asainG faid Eeate, are
hereby requeacd to exhibit the cams: and hcf.
who are indebted to iaid Eaue, a,e requi,ed 10
make immediate payment 10 rhe Subfc,iber.
SARAH WARD, A miniitratrix.
PorJ/moafb, Jaaxayy zS, ise,. 4
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

NOTICE is hereby given 90 all pe,ious kav-
L ' ing any demands againf the rRatc OF HI
liam GyIes, late of Newpou, drceaied, sre here
by rtqneaed TO exhibit them for i-.tlte,er'
and all perfon' any wife iDdsbled 20 iaid eAa,e,
are hereby called upon to make Pay msnt with.
out delay to
MARY GYLES, hdyinD,Mrir.
CHARLES GYLES .idianA, ,4ror.
JESSE LlLLiBSIDGE, AGiAant.
NsaDborf, Jan. IS, 1903. 1Izo
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
On f5ar xsy NE qDjH ,,;sie,.


BECAUSE the elettiou of P,eGden, '1cGs,Ss
- put all end TO the arifocra,ic influence Of
the advocates Of Funding Syaem and Bri,ilh
Treaty, and fcattefed the combined forces Of the
enespies OF our revoluiiun. We will rejoice
that Standing Army, an expeo6ve Navy, an
odioos Excite and ufeIe6 Judiciary are no
more that our houics, lands, carriage,, ftiil,,
fale, at auetion. and domef&c induttry, arc ref
cued from the grafp of an all devosring Trcafury
-tha, Pscidential patronage has been dininifh-
ed bv the dfmition Of many hundred, of Off
cen-that eeoxomy has fucceeded to fyhema'ic
proiuion, humanity TO Thrift for national
gliry. and PrHee to perpetual alarms Of foreign
danger.
We will rejoice,
Thst we are redeemed from a bols of No5is,,
guarded by a a/spryior-ihat Fedeyal;im a, length
wears its own character 10 its froot, and dcals
out IT'S faihoods without the impoiing aids of
probability or power, ard that, in oppoiition to
all ns former profe fefiions, IL nov conhAs of hoi-
tii'y aeainA tho Preiidenf, the heads OF depart
ments, the Congrels and its meafures, the de.
cided voice OF more than three four,hs of our
people, and tbr Uaion Of tie Siai.s Ne will
rejoice that the fpirit of thc revolution now
anima'es fourteen Of the States and that the fame
fpirt is advancing in the other States as fat as
the mcafures Of the paa. and of the prcteat
adminiaration are known ard compared--and
thar in this State, where hols of our citizens are
excluded from the rank oftrecmcn, our electoral
votes have rifen rapidly from 81 to 4oSo, and
that the approaching election promifes power
fol addition. We will rel nee that the meafures
adopted by our State LegiilaIure to ab,idgc the
right OF fuffrsse and to retain, 10 their feats,
men eobejf /ols rseammsxda,or fbtir hatred Of
republication. have met reception wholly op.
polite to their expectations ns--thM the iesion is
arriving, when the induiirious poor Of the State
will be made free, and when through tAsir aid
we ihall gain name and q legitimate exiaence
in republican nation.
Twenty years have elapfed iiuce We reioiced
in the dieinguibed victory. which serbinated
IN glory tedious. dtrefiug. and expenGve
war. Since that time the fpirit Of the ievolo.
'ion has had to contend ssaina hoGs Of iss pri-
vilegcd enemies aimed with power-sgsinlt
plans of Monarchy in Convention and In Senate
-againit IN unprecedented inaaoce of national
inluaiee and ingratitude towards its faithful de-
ienders--sgaina the infultiog ptojeth Of the
infa'iste veuden Of folders earnioss-seainA
repeated atfempts TO re. unite 10 to the sseu, o,
Aatism--sesina the e~ravsgance and dopIiciiy
OF 'hoie tintelled mifIionarirs. whom we fend
absosd to teach The nations Of the earth 10 def
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
CL A X K Bills S.

INFORMS su Iyrcrds. ogd ,be Puti.r, ttGf b.
l. ka' re~ovrd J,om 6arytty's zeba.i 10 tie
3rssilss-kenif t'hugmg 70 CSe,. Caleb Ssrdner.
n TbameS .Freet, f9rn,rLy oeeaSird BY Capt. Wing
spoooer--uke,e be ka' Jor J,.t a General }sr;-
mtnt y
WeG-India Goods 3.
.in'rg o'br,s, syr 'kr t5hsrosg articIst, viz
Bra11y, Wga.I16ia R1m. atb broof ao., G's.
Near. England RDw. Wir sef d,6sr,rt kisds, .a:s-
i.Gs'. LocF e BrorVa Sugar, C@fte. Teas IF
qa,io3s kirGi. CbOcoiah. Rayfrs. Pfffry. AL}xf,
Ci1"omoT. NEtnrgt. fbsr. Rye and Indian
Meal. Burr. Cts,lr, Soap. 4vS Caudlrs va,i-
oss kasds sf Glgjf Hare. f'ye Hnre, Ka,Ue,. md
Fo,kf, J~ei Krfvrs. Per- KpiDe,. fcrse and js,sH
Staon'. CbSf L7cks and Fiks. Croekeyy ard T,s
Wav, dret, HGtebsn and lees. Mrn's end Bo,r
Sbor5, Co,ti. Brwfoue, Lampbloel, St0u, Inn.
Lamp Oi Po7od>r, SHOT and siats, FyG W
Lire, u 1H,iaSs kHSS, Leads, and Hoats. SeepJts
Lrad and Lrsei. Bcilozvs. s1rtai TtG Pe;t, 4Dya-
izg Pa5rr. 7oroPpzg paper BY fb, ,ran. BrS
co,ai. Leg Liner, Ma,irngs, yf0mcr'f Cbrfs.
Oak Rg' bsAdmg tivm one qrart 10 Er gsiiaz,.
Bncktn. Cof'r and Prpp>r ya7 gyo3ad 70, aie
and a nambry If of5r, i,,itLes net me1f:oatG.--
Captain st O1Dsh, oad Otbt,s. may be Iupti,d s~
tie )@a,teF n0hee. aaa rurry fa0or gratefully ae-
ArozOitdgcd.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
From the AMERICAN MERCURY.
A Republican FESTIVAL
In honor Of the election and aJninihralion Of
Prciident JEFFERSON,
HiH be celebyOted at Nf1D. Hausu on WtS4c{d0J
ibe 4fb ef March 1xf.

The day will be opened with difcharges
from the Artillery.
AriI o'Ci,ck will be formed proceilion
of all, who rejoice in the fuhcet Of he FeNival
An Oratinn by PlERPONT T EDWARDS,
Efq. with othcs republican performances, will
compoft the exerciis within rhc Houfe.
Stlett, Vocal and lnarumental MuGc has
be:n engaged. g
A puoiic dinner will be provided and there
will be Dancing Anembly 10 the eveniog.
Private houfes are engaged for all the La
dies, who may honor the occalion with their
company.
A general attendance is respectfully in
vitcd.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
For Sale, Ereigbt, Or Cbarte,,

THE Sloop Hiram. S6 tons
HN 4 bur,heo. only wears old.
.A&h A R'ong well boiit, and in COM
III y rle,e order IN her hull and fuli
cSs..., "a. rigg' g'd.-Wil be Sold on rca-.
fonabIe terms if applied for
ioon.--Or may be Chartered or Frsishted, TO
any port in the United Stare,, or Weit Ind;c..
For terms apply to AARON BORDEN,
at Free,own, or 70
WM. MOORE, jon. & Co.
Newport, Dccsmb<r, az, 1909. (,7d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-05

loa by hsr defeats. Yet France is NOR
powcrfnl than ever. Why then i11ould Al
feria rcprelsnt hcrfelf as feeble and exhauft-
Cd s il cannot be faid, with reafan, tl.at
.lhc has loft by the fyaem of the indem-
mites. The M,lanefc, indeed are gone.
but Che has gotten in exchange Venice
and the COATS Of Dalmatia, and there IS
Nd comparifon between the value Of the
one and the other. Her military fyitem
is now put on new footing, and the
Archduke: order whom every thing before
profpered, is again placed at its head. II
AuRria be economizing her fpirits and re-
fources, ii is as we'll 70 wear the ml!k OF
neutrality but if her views are fuch as
we Aatter ourtely-s they are, with Eng
land ready to adi& her, an attempt to re-
gain the honor and independence OF the
continent lhoald NOT be delayed mo-
nents
Such, we believe to be the fate Of the
Northern Powers. 1t is idle, therefore,
to think of a mediation. The peace of,
Amiens has been called a truce 70 badly
patched up. that the combatants renewed
the battle before the conds coming INTO
the field will NOT pat a ltop TO prtient ali-
notifies. We are afraid the the quarrel
is too far advanced TO authorize hope
Of reconciliation, before fome powerful
blow is truck TO prove the Arcngth or
weakneis Of the parties. Il RnGil be
forward in her kind eihces, let item be.
made the belt ufe OF; but we muft be csre-
ful lef HER ofs- to coraprcmife ihould
,rduce US to compromiic differences which
mutt be fetiIe,i in our own favor, or not
at all; which end, ii arbitration can ac-
compliih it, well enough bur if 1t falls
fhort Of this, the f9ord mutt decide II.
The meIenger, who is faid 70 Ia se ar
rived from Rulia, we believe 10 be ctarg-
with objects different from mediation.
We ar,sgivcn to underfand, negotiate =
is commenced on fome neutlal and com
netcial points; and this ieems more pro-
babe.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-05
SALEM, August %

Arrived at quarantine. bnp lsr;,,
Haradsn, 20 days from Fort Row., !, "a up
tinique). The schr. Hercules, CAM ~ MAJ y.
Of this port, sailed in com,anv = ~,
there, sehr. Little John, Baker. os , 81
ton; and scl'r. Phenix, Of Kennels W.
the only Americans III port. snat. ans
the 18th inst. lat, 81, long. e8ss brio D. %
s-D from Baltimore, for Jamaica. has, 49,
krts, -four Is dollars, fish 5, pork % 49,,
20, molassrs 40 sous, brown sugar 4 ssS,s
50 livres, clayed 81 80.
Same day, ship Eliza, Richardson. e.,
Madeira. Left there, big Hector, An. '
OF this port.
August 90.
Arrived, schr. Harcu'es, capt. FL.
from Fort de France (Martnico.) Sal
ed from shence the ID of August. I.,,
there, schr. Little John, Baker, Of Bs
ton. and schr Phenix, Krngsbury, of Ker'
Teounk. In lat. 70, 81, long. 81. g.
spoke schr. Amlty, Hl:cbeH, from New
Orleans, 90 days out, bound to St. Tia
mas. In lat. 80, so, Ing. SO, 50, spok.
brig Phenix, Moore, from Trim ad, IL
days out, bound to Boston. SPose a brio
from Madeira, out A. days, bound to u
York, that left there captains Allen and
Simpson, both Of Salem In lat. 80, 40
long. 6s, 50, was boarded BY the Brush
ffigate Boston, and we'll treated by her,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-05
NEW. YORK, September Z.
Capt. Hurtin, of the fch'r Hector, who
arrived at this port from Port Antonio,
writes to US as follows

WrlteS 10 US as i0li0WS
q Accounts had reached Port Antonio
on fac morning of o1r leaving thar place.
from Kinglsou, of the arrival there oftwa
French 7t's captured by the Elephant
snd Vanguard Of equal force, after l,k
or 40 reliance, they having down their
colours after the fre broaallde. They
were attempting to make the, ffcape from
Z. Francois IN a tquaLi.
6 Ga the N foing Of the Sh Augua,
Cape Donna Maria bearing Z. S E dill.
tant II leagues, fell in with Two lnall
priva;eer fchooners, full OF men, iuppe.d
to be French, one OF which he largtNl
oore down upon US; but hoiaing our COS
loqrs, knocking open the ports, andpe'
fcntlnS tier of pieces of FIRE wood TOT
guns, he immediately hauied his wind 10
northward and mace fail.
Capt. De Butts, OF fbe fchooneF Nancy
Of Alexandria, on his padage TO jamaica
between Cape NichoIa Mole an he Eaa
End, it blowing very hard from the n.
L tell in with large canoe, having II
negroes and mula:toes on board, aTmsi
with cutlaiIes and mulkets. They mace
ignal of diitreis, and were then bang
the water out with their hats, Sc. as ait
sthey could. Captain De Butts, attei
lome hehfation, hove 10 for them, and
took them on board. The garrliop at
PORT Antonio had determined Them IS pr.
toners Of war, and Capt. De Butts VIII DC
entitled TO talvagr.
/" On the .hrf Of Auguf, the DAY OF
my leaving Rio Boeno, Jaw letter
from an officer in The ST. AIMS Regimen,
ftaiing thar arms and ammunition had
been found fecreted in feveral OF the negro,
huts about that parilh and that ieveIal
other difcoveries had been made OF an
alarming nature, endangering the tranqui'
lity of the iland."
Capt. Seton, of thes hip Marion, informs m
us that previous, to his departure from !, Dl :,
tavia, the French had ordered all hnS'l'A
vessels in that port to be detained.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-05
To be Sold at Eendue
Cn Gel. Hods's Wbarf Stb intf at II
n,cL.cz

A large two tory Store, on
faid wharf, IS feet long, Is feet vide,
* is a Rfcng good frame, lined through.
Que with graneri-s, partitioned of on lha-
iscond and -thrd~aoors; the i-~rne = ~
three icpsratc parts -ieA~~the convenience
of moving X neceia'y. The ground5
on which It Gands is leased from the cor
.poration al 80 dols. per annum. Three
years Of the ieafc are yet 80 come, when
the building may be moved, If another
agreement is not made with the Corpora
ton. TO fave trouble, it will be put up
at one thoufand dollars, no bid will be.
taken for less than FIVE dollars, but the
highea bidder may be iure the owner, or.
any peEfon for him, will nor make sny
by bids. One half the purchaie money
will be received in approved notes OF 90,
ard the otherin 90 days from the day OF
iale.
(ls There is attached to this property
the privilegeof landing andihipoing goods
free Of wharfage.
VIM. HAIR TSdORNE.
cr6ten,bfr +.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-05
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. !.

Arrived, ship Brothers. Wick's, ..
Kits; brig Lydia, M'Collom, Ma0s9 "a
schr. Liberty, Williams, St. Kits 20
roline, Lewis, Richmond I; slooP A'H'''
Pryor, do.
1T TIE LaSarttto, 4,
Ship Camille, HuOber, L'verp00l' sep,
ed on the 10th July; Eliza, Ihafnp co'.
Barcelona +; briggs George, DeveIeau@ -
runna New Jersey Adams, b0'ces Ms..
Friends, Mledcalf, Jamaica; seI'f. M
senger, Wing, Jereln'e sloop e0iu'D'
Thatcher, Boston. he
Capt. Wing sailed from Jeremie on .' ~.
SIS. ut. at which tine the place wa :. n.
rounded by the blacks; coming Da
wss captured by three barges, anu a a..s he
ed three days at Bay LIE Clerc' wns, e, i.
learnt that Jeremie was evaoua.eu w. had
second inst. and that the mhao'sdn''
gone over TO Cuba. ~ Nj.
At J<rxm,e, july 81. Brig Lucy nd NJ
cIloIs, Philadelphia Wm. Wf'gh'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-05
LONDON, July %.

Is the public must wish to be accu
rately informed Of tie new plan Of arming
the country, we restare the outline Of the
biIi bfought in by tie Secretary Of War
on Monday:
That all the males, from II to S., ]n
every parish throughout these Kingdoms,
shall be regularly yr2inrd tO the use OF
arms.
That the armament shall be divided
into four classes, viz.-sthcT tlrst shall con-
sist of ne rse..1 rom the age of II TO 80.
wbe are unmarried, and have not more
than one child under ten years old. The
second of the same description from the
age of 90 to SO. The third of these who
are married from the age of II to so, and
have not more than two children. And
the 4th of all those WHO do NOT come
within the above mentioned descriptions.
That the clergy, the militia, the army
of reserve, the volunteer corps, etc. shall
be exempted from the operations of the
bill.
That the Lord Lieutenant sLali be EN-.
powered and commanded, in conformity
to the general plan of defence, t. cause
all the men in the different parishes of all
the countries, to be instructed in the use
of arms once week, iron, Lady Day 10
MichaelInas.
1ha. the arms shall be furnished by
his majesty, and that they shall after.
wards be kept in proper order by the re-
speaiye parishes.
That such as do not attend at the time
and place appointed, shall forfeit IS. and
the poorer classes Is.
That orders shall be given for the ap-
pointment of officers, etc and tor the unit
ingof small neighboring parishes, to unite
them into companies.
That his majesty shall be enabled to or
der the Deputy Lieutenants to assemble
the whole and to direct that one or two of
the classes, or ali Unnecessary, shall in ca
ses OF invasion march to the coast, or else
where, against the enemy.
That when there on service, every man
shall be subjected to regular discipline, and
to the operations of martial law, in the
same manner as the regular army.
That when thus assembled, every man
shall Be allowed two guineas to provldc
himself with necessaries and on his re-
turn, over and above the usual pay, one
guinea.
That the services of these corps shall
be limited to the continuance Of. invasion.
That when the enemy shall be pushed
into the sea, or otherwise exfirminated,
these corps shall have leave to return TO
their respective homes.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-05
THE LAST REMEDY !.

Jack, quoth the father. can You tell,
What state will giveln,e ease
I tire when standing, when ] knrsl
Sharp pains invade my knees.
TO walk, my feet all blister Ger.
My back aches, if in bed;
And if | sit, nv hips are sore,
To lean, afllSss my head.
Yes Sir, quoth Jack. one way remains,
The last within your power,
Since none of these relieve your pains,
Try hanging half an hour.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-06

thought Mr.. Jefferson was equal; and
therefore hailed his election rs an event
pregnant with the most blissful conse.
qnences to ourselves andto our posterity.
Well, he has been elected; and now let
US enquire what are the benefits which
result from this event. 7-z77-7
have assigned my reasons for being
his advocate, I trust it viii be admitted
that these reasons ought 10 have had pow
erfnl weight upon my mind. They con-
yineed me that Mr.. Jefferson ought TO
have been elected.
But what are the reasons which have
since induced me to abandon him md
his party, / win in q subsequent number
assign. / have already extended this to
q greater length than I intepded but
persuade myself, fellow citizens, you win
forgive this intrusion upon your time,
from q young man who writes to yindi-
cate what IL as dear to him as existence |;
his reputation. - - =
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VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.


D., 7,;,.t,,e ofo Deed ne Tg4H exe-
4. dr.. % - ,5s h5hy;bsy.
e111A = '1'N 1ns.u III t5sy,v
J H. = w. : = Iv.sn,N lie. l,eeayea,
10 e - ~ .a.of IoaJ ro;1 b.
10e '0''0'0 N
Sold at puDllC huItloH3
I0' 'faa, m0aev' ., - x ,Ns'. Ana
6fJsaffe' mS@fio7SA' f0Ae = ~
One tract containing z0oo
cres, cailedsH "a Man, lylus ~ .he
county Of Wsanorsland, adjoining ~ ,h p 5ns
o'aAo'u eaa''' any
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10 Let, &.

THE frame Warehouie on King freet,
two doors above Pitt Strset, now occupi-
ed BY Ambrols Vale. Pofefion will be
given on the a7th Of this month-apply'
10 the sabfspcc Of thu fubfcr'ber, TO Col.
DenDis Ramfsy. R. l. TAYLOR.
Augua IS. 50
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lpublif ueMnue.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
II los 'elaek, soill Be sold at The Yendat
Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whiksy and Apple Brandy inbls.
Sugar in hhds. ticrces and bis.
Coffee in ticrces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dipid Candies
Raihns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Al s o,
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Ksrieymeres, DufhIs,
Plains and kcrfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and RuGels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calico.s,
Iriih Linens, Silcfia do.
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
September q.