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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-28

Malaga Vine, R0assns, sc.
Iu& received, per the brig Celia,
Capt. Bosren. froao Malaga,
100 quartz, eaas Malaga Wine,
roc halfqr. do.
20 or, calxs Mountain Wine Of hyperion
quality,
60 h2keia Almonds,
100 trails Figs,
$50 quarter bis. Rai6as,
900 boxes Mufcateldo.
400 do. Bloom do.
IS boxes Lemons,
which will begin landing this day at our wharf.
and I. Vowel.
Who heUe also on Hand,
FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS,
Jamaica Spirit entitled to drawback,
Mmcovado Sugar in tierces and bis. hyperion old
Port Wine, DO. Madeira do. Turks llsnd Salt,
mould Candies, 20 bis. prime new Beef, Ruaia
Duck, white Rufia Sheeting, Drillings, Rayeni.
duck, sc. &c.
Ian. 70. .-~~a..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-28
March 8.
VALUALBLE LANDS

FOR SALE.
Purluant to decree of the fIonora-
bic the Circuit Court OF the Diitrist of Co.
lnfnbia, tor the county of Alexandria, viii
be expo!ed to fale, at public auction. for rea-
dy Cath, on Saturday the 9Th day OF April
next, under the direction OF the undcrGgned
commiiloners appointed for that purpoie,
4 TRAIT Of Land,
late the property OF Robert Alexander, druate
upon the Potomac river, adjoining the lands OF
Mr.. Philip Alexander, containing SIS acresb
being one moiety of the Arlington tract, for
merly the rciidence of Mr.. Cuffs, decealed
this land is bounded by two parallel lines 70
poles wide, and running back weferly 634
poles from the river to the back line, and will
be laid of into fquares Of 50 acres each, and
will be fold in large or faall parcels as may
accommodate purchalers; this land is Ituated
about an equal ditance between Alexandria and
George Town, and commands full view Of
yhofc towns, the City, Ea&ern Branch and Po-
tomac, and in point of foil is equal to any on
the river. Any perlon deGrous of purchaGng
will be fhewn the premi(es and the plat and fur
ycy of the fame on appica tion to Geo. De.
neaIein Alexandria.
Thomas Swami,
Edmund ]. Lee, 'ConLrs.
Geo. Deneale,
Feb. as. daot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-28

S. THOMEE
Bcgs leave to inform his friends and the public IN
general, that he has commenced butiEels in
the line OF
G I L D I N G
And Enamelling on Glafs,
a few doors aboyr the Warrington Tavern.
Looking Clafs and Pictures Frames
MADE & REGILT.
NEED LIE WO K K
l.smed in a handfome manner.
NAMES AND PROFILES
correctly eosmelled on Glafs.
S. TH0NlEE, as hranger being determined
10 ei.ahl.h hi,n.elt in the line of isprofellion,
ioliciss thar encouragement alone which be tfuffs
tie resfonableaeisof his charges and his aaiduity
20 baincis may cntitle him to.
: Window Colaices Handsomely Gilt, and every
thing in his lice done TO pleale the fancy OF the
owner equal 10 any imported.
61- lie has iome gla1es and prints for iale on
low term,. Particularly fet of the
BATTLE OF THE NILE,
in colours, handsomely framed and glazed.
Dec. go. dom
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-28
: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1904.
lanes BACON,

1t HI, Store on Ki4g Susef, pvitbin exssaa0,, ~
We6ingtea-Strset. hasisG ree<sSed, z s.sati-
~ IF apsNaGarttd M
PATENT SHOT,
which, with agenefai assortment of Teas, Sugars,
Coffee, Wines, Brandy, Spirits, and generally
very other article in the grocery line, he otieis
for sale on the most moderate terms.
Od. Is. d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
MEM 81 ROGERS

MEM & ROGERS q
Have fsr Jais at fbeir Store. bead Of RasJstr's
Wba.f. qbam1:fr~t,
j AMAICA Rum per HID.
Amaerdam Geneva per pipe,
Sranilh Brandy per ditto,
Cognac ditto per ditto,
Tar per bbl.
Flour (fuperdne) per bbl.
Coffee. w. l. and Bourbon, beR quality.
Madeira & other Wines per Or. caik. es
AJ,, a general saoument OF GROCERIES
wholelale aod retail at the loweft prices.
N.B ACon6gnment Of Trunks and Paper
Haneings.
Newport, May Is. rsotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
II large J4fpJ Of
FALL GOODS.

lust received by NATHANIEL SWEET,
J & Co. and now telling at their Store direct
ly oppolite Gen. Mayfin's.
NJ. B. Said SWIFT and Company. mof
gratefully acknowledge the fuppor which they
have received from their cuitomen 6nce fhs
commencement Of their buGnef,, aud hereby in.
form the public, that having purchaled iheii
Goods with ready Cain this Fall, they arc De
termincd 70 ieh them mnch lower than they hav,
ever done before. O6ober I6, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
RcYARD Barker.

y ESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and
N former culomer, that he has removed to
the houfe OF Mrs. LILLrBRIDes, on tiy Pa
rade, one door ear of Mr.. Cbaslr, Feke'S Apoth-
ecary Store, where he will continue TO keep a
private BOARDING. HOUSE. Two or three
Aeady bosrden may be accommodated n low as
az any Boarding Houfe in Newport.
Ne1vbor, GA. IT, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
At WAn BRIDGES ACADEMY.

MOUTH are carefully and expeditiou1y
4 taught the Eugiifh Language, Writing.
Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Geography and
Mathematics where the fritiea Attention 10
paid to the Morsh Of hm Pupils.
Private Tuition.
~ His Evening SCHOOL hs, commence
cd The hours are from till O'Clock.
A convenient HOUSE, confifiing of two
Parloun aod two or three Chambers, in central
part Of the town, WANTED.
Ne1Vpe,s, StN. 70. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

ODE,
Jvyithn on fbr seesfoa Of laying fbe CORNER
Stone Of Sr. ALBAS's LoDcs, at BRis-
rot, StbNmb<r Io, 1904.
HLOSE my,sjjmesf, hate etoLABoyR,-- to
~ Let the ROYAL WORK go on -
From the marble mines OF TABoR.
Brethren, fet the ecoRsBR.sroSss
.WispoM zoned with Kill SiDonIAx,
To the younger CRAFT be given,
And the oRAcs-beyond losiAN,
Build the glowing FAME 70 heav'n.
SrRExcTH, in TuscAr grandeur heaving,
Bid the sAsALT~ coLUkxs asnd,
sBove device aud lou deceiying,-
MoveleG Bu uLwAsK OF the land.
Br.urY looted in Attic fweetne,,
CLorHn the ARCHITECT and sAoE,
Who FEsrooE's in gay difcrcetnei,,
Shine the GLORY Of the age.
Silent prcoRD d y live fecure,
Bright a, the muic beneath ih' ArRIDrAN+
Tow'R;
The RuNtc pledge for woRLDsS to come,
A.rossiL moy'd bst with the reading tomb.
Bear me ABrr's LINE ard soyARE,
..y Plsce.tb work ERscT and FAIR;-
Now the TEMPLE Is begun,
sTRUE AND TRUsTY CORNER STONE.
Th' OMERs charge our fouls fhsll nourilh,
Though HANDFUL from the field,
By ,he TIsBiTs's GoD we'll hourilh,
Till th' anagning lip sEALD.
Pour the WINES devost Collation.,
Cheering as the myitick ANr.-
'Tis the quick'niog rxrLJB.TIoN,
SHE'D in every RE-BoRN heart.
Pref the OLIvR on our forrows,
Greet the JoY-AsnoIsTINo Juice -
Who a withcrd harvet borrows,
Near SAREPTA's wAsrELEss cRUsff
SALRM's KING be our conductor,
RRAR and BLISS the fuperRsuelure -
NATURs roie at thy command -
MuslcK, arke the thrilling wire,-
Strains like theie n all melt the Tyre,
'MoUNr HoPr YifLDs NOT TO MoRysH
WHILR ST. ALBAN's PILLARS srAHp.
*AAind Of marble aIavays /ssnd .fasdisa
sprgbf.
I qbe metal Inherited soi,b ib. yea, Of Ma.
sonny and fbr date eftbe LoDoE.
/ Hrezlaxsas m/f,ipfionf.
Jtao@ expysJsar far "Acss" more sor-
J'~SD, qeiib ibe Antiquity efms/S~y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

Has ,cm9Ued 10 fbe Sfos iar>L, eeeHtied BY VIM.
x. Wilder. nearly eppsfie John +. Town
iend'., and next doc, Nsr,b of Glib, Sc Chan
nine's zVbeye be e6sr fo, (ats, a payity Of
EEcLisH. INDIA, e GROCERY GOODS.
Of ibe iaieR Imps,tat,on,. 2,oeu,cd at be bs)9
Ma,keb, and eVbicb q1iN be ./Sd az moderate
Pyiees. 70, Gait or obpr0vsd Cred,s.---Amons
.ibe Anieles lGf,L reeeivrd. and jsG eptred. are
CuPERFINE, iecond bsf, and common
- Brosdcloths.
Dr.. do. Canimeres.
A variety Of ELK and cotton, Rriped, plain sad
mix,d Cslimeie', Nankcens and VeIve;s.
a. and E a coloored AID white, glazed & plain
Cambricks.
India Book. Muffin, and Book Handkerchief.
DO. do. Scotch dc.
A variety of Gloves and iioGery.
Barcelona and COMMON, black anc coloured, 6ik
Handkerchief.
bales India Cottons.
Ldteariog,, PERTAINS. Bsogal' and Linens.
An sHosiment OF kid. Morocco, cali KIN and
hnf Shoes.
A ssest variety OF EneIifh and American n,anu-
fsttcred Ha.,, from one siolsr 10 Tx dollars.
Ccuon Yarn, COTTON itripes aud cotton Bed
Ticks, az sfual. & E
LIKE WISE,
Young-h, ION, hyion-lkin iouchong iand bohea
Teas. loaf and brown Sugsrs.
Cotton and wool C.:r1s.
! csk aGored metal Tea. Pon.
He d,6,eJn meyn tie favsy sf BIZ fsf'm,n.
EeWport, 9th Mnu,h 10. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
For Sale.

A N excellent LOT of land, under good i'm
"A provcment, very pleaiantiy Gtuated on
the main road leading from Newport TO Braol
Ferry, containing about II acres, with Dwell
ling. Houic, Barn. Crib and young Orchard
thereon, and we'll Of good water that never
fails. IL will be fold on reafouable terms. For
particulars, apply to the fubfcriber, on the grm-
iics. JONATHAN GlBbS.
PsrtfmeRtb, or. 3, so4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
p. Bridges.

(yss' D''n Hbsve fbt NeegSerf Bs1iJ
y ETURNS her grateful acknowledgement
IN TO the Ladies of Newport. for the nume-
rous Fsvors fhe has received, Gnce her COM
mcnccment in bufinei' and RESPECTFULLY ac-
qoainss them, that fbe has now on hand for Sale,
Genteel Aaortmens Of MrLLsSsRT, on moder.
ste terms. Ladies Morning DrGes. & chiIdren's
Goats and Pelices. with every other article in the
Millenery line, msde oP in the newef faihions,
oa the fhortef notice. I
e. The Spring and fall fafhioas win be
regularly received direa from Europe.
Nszcfaf, O6. 90, ISo4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
Nathaniel Na/on,

y DESPECTFULLY informs the Public, that
IN he has taken a Shop three Doors North Of
the New Church Lane, where all kinds Of TIN
WARE, Can be furnilhed at the ihortcR notice,
and on as realopsblc tesms as can be bought in
this Town. Cooilant attendance will be given
and the imailett favor acknowledged.
Stove Pipes, either of Tin or Sheet-Iron,
made with difpatch. - Calh, & the highef
price, given tor old Pewter and Lead.
Newport, Oet. z7. 100
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
FOR SALE.
Vim. BRIDGES,

Engineer, A,ebHtd and Land SarUyor,
CURVEYS & dra@splan. Of Eaa,cs. with the
CRtittea accuracy and nea,nefs make, deGsns
for intended Buildings and improvements. Ca
rails. Bridges, sc. &c. !; forniihes eAima,es with
minute ipeciGcations tor carrying the fame into
execution; having been regularly brought up
to the protection. with complete knowledgs
Of the Prstlieai departments, preiumes that his
fervices siIl be found eminently uGeful, in car-
rypg into effeet any public or private works.
Gentlemen refding at diaance, can be
furniihed with plans, elevations, sc. to unite
Conveaiency and Uoiforniiy with Durability
and Economy, by fendiug written defcriprioa
of the convsniences and iize building they win
TO have.--Plsns neatly drawn on the margin Of
Deeds. e Nezvforf, Oa. sd, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
Doors, SHOES & BUCKETS.

THE fobfcriber takes rhis method TO inform
i the Public in general and his friends in
particular. that he carries on the Bsof, Sbss, y
Baelef- Making bufnei'. at hi, Shop tso doors
wet OF john Gardner's, Efq. 10 the Ferry
Wharf Lane-wbee he j. ready TO attend TO
their calls, having procured the bef Of materials
therefor.
or A good workman a, the laR mentioned
branch of buiineis, (if he calIs foonl will End
employ and good wages, by applying to
JOSEPH DYRE.
Ntrvborf, May IS. 1904. 9r
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
MEDITERRANEAN PASSPORTS.

Notice is hereby given, that 10 has been
deemed expedient to change the form OF the Me.
ditcrranean PaHport ifIacd to veflels Of the u
nhed States that from the eighth day of July
ncx,, thoic OF the new form will be iflued at the
cuifon houfes 20 every vciiel, for which appli.
cation may be made on a compliance with the
terms preicribed by Law and furrcnderine the
former paapou of which fbe may be pofefied, if
any. in which latter cafe no fees will be required
for she exchange: and that by an arrangement
serred upon by the Ba'bsry powers. With whom
We are at peace, either the old or the new form
OF pafport ~iil be foAicient to proteet the vef.
fels OF the United States, from Capture until the
III OF July 1905. after which the old form Of
pxapor, will be unavailable and lie new one
alone in ufe.
Department of State,
73d OF May, so4. ON
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

NOIICE is hereby given. that we the fub-
IN fcribcrs, have purchaied the patent right
for the counties Of Warrington and Kent, tor
making. uGng, and vending Machine for the
,pn,pofe Of wafhing cloaths, fcouring and fulhng
cloth, under the original patent right which was
grated by the Congrefs of the United States Of
America, unto DaskIT. Dear. of the State of
New York, on the aoth Of February; 'So4.-
All peIfons are hereby forbid, making, yend-
ing or uhng fuch Machine, within the coup-
Tie, aforeiaid, under the penalty of the law,
without the liberty of Us, or our agents being
ifit granted them. Any pcrfou, upon applying
10 rs for an individual right, OF on larger fcale,
may have the liberty grauteo them for mode
rate compensation. BORDEN RATHBUN,
ROBERT n. NILES.
Wnkt6rd(NK a4fb 7,b No. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

Nr. FAarswoRrH, Z

Mr.. .FARNswoRTH,
Though the following Ode has appeared
once before, yet iome incorrettnefs Of the Typo
grsphy fuggeas the propriety Of its being rcPub-
Lhed.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31
Sf}f q RuN4Jt1l..

a rsgONDEp from the houie Of the sa5frrih<r- %
{ J. the nigh, Of TIC II ina JOSEPH GRANT, IA sp-
prrugce beund y, intenture To qs. Has on Wien nc
departed blue oast4e jacket aud WHITE nnef one
par Of olive coolrsd tresiers;he S aopf hvc fect
eisht inches his ;iare black daik hair, and re-
markahe white teeth seventeeu years of age Ian spni
whot yer viii Cop this Runaway, and r-taru him TO
the "a cr,ber orscurc him and give ffor MARION there
OF ilrs receive three Gollars reward All trsinns are
hereby forbid traaiee or harhoring him they sli
csivc the full I,enalty o. the law
,.'... So ~ ION FFRNAID.
& rs,k, Dec i, 1864 fJN
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31
RI CUMMINGS T.6YERM.

1.-THE fubfcriher hereby informs the
rubIc, that Ne has rnrchairG the HOUSE in
8runfwisk lately owped ard improved By Mr. sia Dss-
,e as Tayern.-and haseresfcd large Sad eo'nroai-
ocs Sable for the accommodation Of hoIies he has
provided infelf with every thia necessry tor the com
e., - convenience Of travellers and atiures tsofr
- for, Who have ceesGou viii; or travel th.aueh
srunf.ek. that w ealing upoa him, they hs have sv.
ry s,sens.I paid sAs'n ia hs power ,,,r r,,>
xssyssAA, Dss 10. DAsiD o"IS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31
por.p.
THF efrRIoT.

TIFF edTRioT
"nen 81 n,ns m'as lis'ses,A. q, unesins fpread.
wandering ipirit raid his ihadowy head
Twas f.tL's This seyeimmor talvensrane. beam'a
With anxious lep h, trod hu native he;,h,.
When ioi-the Cdl,ck tunuIt fsel,s sh- al.
He hears her bands 'niut Heivetia's rights,
And waite With hottie rage, the blooming Yale,
What gfoans of agony thr hero gave!
md oh KIDD heaven he cried my life reAore
MY mortal life this lnjnred land to fave
and Zee her wnher s'eries bloom once more -
He funk;n aneu;'. o'ct the painful view,
"sirh wHs inch psags the PARROTS fpirit tore.
Obiyic,s's veil pisy,ng nigel drew
And back TO Heavn the glorious fuf fer borei -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31
Falmouth Canal.

THE Propric,ors Of the F,irmss Glsst are hereby
notified that their aunnai meeting vii tr holdsn
II Torrlsn!, the Chamber the sisis. Frs " -
ra I,a, otsss on the r.sa Monday in January next.
at cclock the pdrpoie 81 ehooaas their Prv-
iident. Dae1Jfs Trsaiarer. Clerk, and Commsse
fcr ordering ind regulating che hunef, and Affairs vt The
~orporxtion
Ey eysy Jti. Pysfisaf an o,st7s,s.
Dec -. fsAAC O4CR, CLsRR,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31
WO1YEn.

HE fobfcriber hereby gives public noyice 70 a PR
/ loas Tor whom he has been trasfalAiag buhness, IN
the linc of his pfofeIion that he has removed from
Winaham aod opened Ofhec the Bookacre of
Isac Adams. In 1onss Rotv, Fys FRET Psssss- where
prnmp, attention vii be paid to any urfnhed buinsls
nov in his hands any farther bu6nes with which he
may be ntrpied
Dsc.s JOSEPH POPE
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31
one cat re aCl1rd.

80 one cent re2Card.
y ANAw Ay from the suhscrbcr on he third ~ Nov
Il lais an ,ndensd apprentice by the MARIE OF Jacob
Mlw. Dark ccmpe MON grey eyes zaoat Lve fees
ievcn inches higb - siipeTtons arc forbid hsroor-
i or uan aid boz it they with 70 avad the n az ssss
af he law DAVID FIELD
As,l,sr,,,ueS, j n+s. A. iDi7)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

U-E1sz 1NN- NUII~Es-
I sHF P,opyietorss OF the 7eafb Nes0-
banaSire Tarspite, hereby n,'tifeS 10 rnee, as
inc dwsii ng honfe Of HsNsY Hut on isid grant,
the foasth Tueiday Of January nxxi atren oeloek,
on fan day for the o.owing puppets, W.
l. To cbooIc Moderator to govern laid meeting.
H. To clloofe Eroprieror's Clerk
III To chooic Trcaiurer.
w 10 chcofe board Of Directors
" Tovote iush asfFncats as n, y thought necsfary
vi To Zee what athens 1sal he made IN se Bye
Laws of faid corporation
Vii To all accounts hs, may be prefentcd for
allowance. SrEPEIEH WILSON,. ri. r. z.
Laas fer, Mcv a., 1904 4DIol
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31


Monteiquieu, |" thar free State admits of no
fayorites, "muf be underitood tofnean only fuch
tree fate as IS incorrupt or, in other words,
II means, that favoritifm is totally incompatible
with the pure fpirir Of free Republican gov
eminent The tuper9ructure of free rcpubli-
cansin IS founded upon the doctrine, that g ii II
mrn are born free and equal" They are not
born equal In circumstances, or in means and
advantages but equal in vigbfs. Nov the plain
consequence of this fundamental doctrine Ct re-
puoicaniim IS, that men lhould be advanced to
Offices according to their real perfonaI merits.
J he great body of the people, wien, in their
elections, they arc guided by republican princi-
pies, viii give their votes. impartaliy and indie,
pen emily, Cor iuch chapaelers as they conicirn-
TRULY believe to be che bcit qualified, aud the
beif difpofed.to lcrsc the pubic --Aifo, the Ex-
ecutiyc Q fthe nation, while influenced by the
pure principles of rcpublicanifm, is careful to
confer the eficcs in his diff oial upon the nloii
deiervng characters.
4 He feels and acts, not as the chief of party,
bur as the common and affection father O.
the Whole people, :ifaainins little feIfilf
feelings and forbid pailioas # vulgar nag,ise,
and elevated above the influence of pasial and
local conldgrations, his gse4t and noble views
.compriir the general Hteresss Of his country.
Dnhoneity, meanefs and intrigue, ds froni
his preience, confouedsd while the maj fly OF
his dihnterritcd virtue fheds ! iuitre or humae
nature, and reaei,es tie world 70 xcnerate the
name of Patriot / his is prasfical republication
But, 10 no MASON, can fuch itale OF things bs
expected to continue long.
f N A.
Facals sscenfus Avcrni :"
Broad.s tho downward road to ruin
. Even in the belt regulated republic, the body
polite powerfully tends 10 corruption and,
commanly, the iirtt mark of This corruption is
}sporifym When popular elections are inhu-
ercct by PATTON, or conducted with narrow fel-
fifth views when uoenv becomes more pow
ersul recommendation to the public notice, than
0i,tne : when appointments to Offices are made
from partial considerations, rather than from
aview TO the good Of the grcar whole 1t is then
evident, that the nation is in morbid fate -
There has tben plainly begun that faoarifiyi;n,
which, as Monrsfquieu faid, " mua liiuc IN u
niverfal ruin. Its effects are as lasai to free
STATE, as arfeGic is to a human boey 1t isthe
curfsd Box Of Pandora - Under the bla!ting
influence Of fausyitYm, lycophantic intrigue viii
triumph over viruc and talent --b utal violence
will brow-bca, reaion knases and iwindicrs
will play into each others hands promotion
to office will become a mark OF intamy -" a
private ttatiqn will be the only pof Of honor, !
Thus the rooto public ipirit aud ratricsilm will
withar--the gangrene of political and moral cor
ruotion will infect the general n1ais-- and the
death Of republican freedom mutt en!ue.
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10 LET.

1.-THE large brick building oppohte the
coiur,bisn raveru-.wiil accommodate enc or
nerfos With Ssoles well s'ine,ed sno mas an *
ceilen, cs!.ar--Enqairs oi sSe Printer S'a sos
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.dNNUAL NETTING.

THE SrocxaoLpras in the MANI Flss & MAsiSr
\ Insurance. COMPANY are hereby notintd thar
their annua; meeting for the choice OF Dasvcroas
for til. sniung year vii be held their lace in Flh-
feet, 1aeidAy the hra day Of January se5,
0 clock u M
BY order Of the Proficient ard Directors
J r. TtiURoIoN, Secretary.
Sisiae Fire Il Marine Lsaraass2
Ch4e De. 4, IA
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LO0I,
y-RON on board fiH ELIZA. On her paEass from
Z Char(len Is c. 10 Liverpool two Seaman, VIA.
>ETyv ARD ,rAiNEs aud WILllsM flag --anv per-
Ton duly authorized may receive their escts- ~ APP
pymg &c !osEFl1 AZ LILLIAN : SoT,
atN - Is Un;on-Nharf. BIZ, IL
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u tie k,nara5t 5qiess -et iiss lesrt # Ge''aloa-
Pkos, bagu4 and E5Aien at Nswgloucafsr, a9stb-

II tie k,nata5f 5jfyqiess -et ia< Gesst # GosaHloa-
Pkos, tqgua and f5A.ita at Newgoaesfsr, r7'fh-
IN and III f6e CAVITY Of Ciunberlaaa
y he petiion Of Junsthsn Griffin, an Of Frecport ~
L ieid county, Joiner hunoy thews-- hst he IS IN
csclee Other. him unknown, IN certain uast OF
parcel Of Land fsnaic in F,teport aforetaii beng
ot number twentson % range y and bouIdca As may
appear BY North raouth proprie books OF e "rds
ia yo Petitioner dcTons hold aId enjoy his part
ihAie faid nd being ose bali thereof IN isverasy
He therefore rl ays that your Honors wou order par
m IL thcr, to be made, his tid .are or part iet
OF md divided from the req, aereeaby TO aw OF IN
Gou,n onweath. in fach cafes made AUD proviaed
ssrstsSG7 LRo&ARO MORSE. atso,aysto
5. f I~)NsTHaN GRIFFIN, JUN.
E
Z If q Carr Of Common Pisasyov fkf soantssf Cum
beyk,ad begun aid 1555titn a Ntsugiaursaer, IN
said cstaty, o., the third Weekday s Oflsdsy, D.
n I8o4---
IS on the petition Of Ionathan Griffin jun whereof
Inc foregoing copytbc Court order that the pc
tirioner eaue shefxera perons iusereled IN the Land
the entionei, aud iivag wh.nthe state or the AZ
tornrys OF fuch abcnf and have attorneys reaaas
within the Stale Lc dy notified OF tasd psf'ion ~
fcrviuq them peronalIy is copy thereof u easng
copv At sher DWELLING houfe or la place OF abode OF
by ;iesne tho fubAance of the lame Three weeks iac
cesvcs in ont or of the pubic new1Pspsfs, thai
they nav have opportunity III make sfIr exception 70
,hs Coust ~hsct. j. to be holden At Portand On the
tsra Tsefdsy Of February next 70 thsf ssanu"s the
fame ~ - 60 g
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n + ong-Boaf

II 1 org Boat
XKyAs picked up IN hog NAad road on sassraav laa.
Nv --ghe owner ray have y again proving property
aud payi5g rhsegss--lpply 70 JuEa BRACKET
Ptckss~Fmd, d.. n.