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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-23
l9ublif uenDm.
on TUESDAY,


.,,Iork. auiH Be sold NJ fbt Gendue Stare
sam in hogiheads and barrels.
Sash Brady 10 pipes,
ca il pipe. and bis.
N g1jCkey and Apple Brandy in bla.
s,yar in hhds. tierces and bIs.
Coffee Cote IN ,ierces and bags,
Chocolate
Mould and dip'd Candies
Raifns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Ei,. in kegs and trails,
l,uesns Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
ALSO.
A variety Of DRY GOODS
Among which ares
Cloths, Coaangs,
g.rl.ymsrcs, Dalhis,
Pans and kerleys,
Negro cotsonss Serges,
E.aaicks, blue FREEZES,
Ca!imancoes and Ruiiels,
faro Stockings,
-hia;zes AMI Calicoes,
Irih Linens, SileGa do.
O(nahurgs and Ticklenbnrgs,
Malins and Malin tland'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Baadanna Handkerchiefs,
coloured Threads, Hats,
And lundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Aprl 2
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NOW LANDING.

Aad far Sale b. tie /al/tribtr,
H o u S E F r A M E S
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S II O f S.
SAMUEL CLARK

y AlU OGL OLAN N
Rs(teafslb mfarms lis TsqVn ara Coaatry Cg(,
fomers that be e0n,emptates leaVixg this Place
.Bortly, and quiA dlp9fe offbt~ foll0qyiag S6es'
for cab, credit, or pr0daee-1i9
Englilh and American colored Kid
Slippers,
d.. black and white, high and low heels,
Back, red, green and blue Morocco Slip
pers,
Ladies Black Morocco Jefsrion's hoes.
Mites Red AND Black do,
600 pair good Calf Skin Slippers.
B!a~k Stuff do.
Mffes' Morocco ard Lsather Slippers.
Boys fine and coarse fhoes.
Child ea's Jeferfon Shoes, and pumps.
Meas fire Morocco (hoes, and dancing pumps.
D.. hne Morocco lhoes, and coaHe fhoes.
March IT. q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-23

% Retail price one penny per pound mo'e.
Bar Iron, Hoop Iron, Nail Rods
German and American Steel, fold at the above
Factory.
N. B. Two or three Apprentice
boys would be taken TO the aooye buhnels.
April 10.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
T6< S0iSJ
JOSEPH LION,
$50 Barrels Tar,
$50 Barrels Pitch.
Ne~ps,f. Jane 6, 1904. {
Dry Goods at Aua,on.

NiH6t/ /0Ld on Wtdx,jdey ibr z4tb of O6oa<y inf.
ar fe" s'elsek, II. M. at fbs Sksr Of Jsbs K.
Sbsaymax,
LIS whole Stock. confaing of Broad
4 4 Closths, Ca6mefes; Plains; Coatipp,.
Blankets; BAizes; FIanncls; Swafkins; Swsnf-
downs; Turkey-dovns; Toilenets; Cordu.
royj 1hickfett; worried Hofe and Glove.
Wildbores, Moreens; Shalooos; Ratine n,
RuGes; Cslimsucoes Darsnts; Silk, Cam.
brio, Chintz. purple and Csmers hais Shawl.
mems wemcn's elk and cotton Hofe Marleiles
aud Jean Wsiacossing; black fk Velvet,
men's and woncn's Satin; FIorentise; Mode
PeeIosg; Tifasy; Silks; Sarieness; Dimities /:
MuAinestsI linen and cottoa Csmbsics: cam.
brio, jaconet and book Mullins meu's and wo.
mems muffin Hsndkerchicfs; Pocket handker-
chicfs Checks, mea's elk and leather Gloves.
women's fix asd kid Gloves, ditto Miu:
twill'd, plain and yellow Nankins, blue. whine
and olive Jeans; Fpfians; Ginpham Gusze !.
long pyle Plufh; Bukram; white and black
Lace; Edgines; Threads; CaIicoe.; and :
box Of hats adorted, with many other articles.
N. B. A few doz. Pea knives and ScifTors.
Conditions of Sale ale:-Under 90 dol
la", Cath: Over 100. 60 days: Over AGO.
90 days: Over 800. 4 month";: Goo and uo-
wards, 3 months. with au' approved endoricrA
GARNER & DEAN, Asa'r.
Newport. Oef. 10, rSo4.
After the z%th of October, the aboyemen.
tioned Shop will be sented.--Apply to
EBENEZER SNEARMAN. or
JOHN r. SHEARMAN. az
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
Ten Dollars Reu2drd.

II AN away from the fubtcribcr, cn the ID
N inf. an indsnted negro boy, by the name
OF Peter. I9year of age, aboat s feet nigh; has
. lame leg, with feveral large fcan on it
had on round Jacket aud trow iers. felt hat. &c.
He carried with him ieveral articles Of fclothioe,
and went cfin company with other negroes.
Any Periou who will f.cUse him in any Qaol.
and give information thereof, or return him %
the fubicriher. fhall receive the above reward.
& all rcaionable charges. JOHN GORTON.
NeeU- Sbs-ebam. Od. Q, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
ISAAC AUSTIN,

H0s y<msvedn ibe Stare kafsLy seesbird BY VIM.
X. Wilder. nsArJ osp,Gfe John +. Town
fend's, and next So'r Nov,b Of Gibbs & Chan
ning's qObsve be e6s,s for Eais. a varitsy sf
ESoLIsH. INDIA, e GRocERr GOODS,
of fb< La1ea Iwpoua.iox,, prsex,d at tbe bsG
Ma,ken. and ecbieb will be /sH at modt,aie
pvicsi. far Cg@ or approved Cyedn.--Amsxs
ibe A,hieie, i0is5, ,serivrd, and ixa opened, are
CUPERFINE, ond.beR, and common
~ Brosdcloths.
DO. do. CaRimercs.
A variety Of elk and cotton, ariped, plain and
mixd CsGineres. Narkccn: and Vclvets.
~ and 6. 4 colourcd and white, glazed & plain
Csmbricks.
India Book Muffin, and Book Handkerchiefs.
Do. do. Scotch do.
A variety Of Gloves and Ho6cry.
Barcelona and common, black and coloured, fix
Handkerchiefs.
bales Ipdia Cottons.
Lu,caricgs, Pertains. Bengais and Linens.
An aiIoftmeat of kid, Morocco, -calf.ik and
ruff Shoes.
A great variety Of Englifh aud American, manu-
faeiured Hats, from one dollar to fix dollars.
Cotton Yarn, cotton aripes and cotton Bed
Ticks, as ulua.
WISE,
Youne-hy ion, hyfon- fkin. fouchong fand bohea
Teas, loaf and brown Sugan.
Cotton and wool Cards.
esk sGorted metal Tea Pots.
He dsjfve 10 meyn ibt javsr, Of bh fsasmsn.
Newport, 9th Month 10. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
SAMUEL JAMES
Has FOR SAFE.

HIS FOR SALE,
a i bis Paper Hanging ManufattoE, which
"A 10 in the Hosfe he now occupies, opposite
TO Mr.. Leqvis Ptek's, on the Wcf-Side Of the
Bridge, Proyidence, great variety of
H0ge Paper and Bordering,
Of the neweft and mof elegant Figures at whole
iaIe and retail, 90 a. good terms as can be Pur.
chafed in America.
A generous credit given to thofe vho pur-
chale by the quantity for retailing.
N. b. The above 10 printed on good pa.
per, and the work well executed, by and under
the direction Of workman from Europe.
April 2, 1904. I83
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
PATENT CHIP FOR BONNE7S.

THE Subfciber having purchaled Of the Pat
i entcc the executive Right OF makiug and
vending the Patent Chip in and for the State Of
Rhode. Hand, hereby cautions and forbids any
Perfon or Perfons either making OF vending iaid
Chip for Bonnets, within laid State OF Rhode
lnand, on Penalty Of the Law Of the United
States in fuch Cafe made and providcd--unlcf,
they have been duly and previcuily authorized by
the Subfcribcr for making or vending the fame.
Twenty Dollars Reward viii be given, by
the Sobfciber, TO any Peffon who may diteover,
end produce fatisfaetcY Proof, OF any Pcrfou or
Pcsioos nskiug or vendicg the asorcfaid Chip
within the State OF Rhode lAand.
JONATHAN NICHOLS.
NJ. B. Mr.. WILLIAM DOUGLASS, &
Meirrs. CHARLES SCOGGESHALL and Co.
being appointed Agents tor vcndiog isid chip
FOR the Tawn OF Newport. will keep conRant
Supply at their Stores for Sale.
Newport, July 8, 1904. >4
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
Rhodes 6 Hammond

HAVE FOR SALT,
7 (Hbohjalt and Rs,aAJ
j AMAICA fpisits 4.h proof,
Cognac Brandy I'd do.
Barcelona do. 4th do.
Holland Geneva,
Havana brown, Do. white.
; Loaf "a and I'D quality. & SUGARS.
Hyion, Souchong. I TEAS Of the
& Bohea frit quality
Coffee. Pepper, Pimento,
Ginger. Muaard. Nutmegs,
Alum, S,l,petre, Bennenhove's Snuff,
Superfne Flour, Gaf Ware,
A few bales Cotton Woo, Of an excellent quality.
10 Barrels Mels & Prime Beef & Pork, &c. &c.
Ns1oper, Jxne 7, 1904. 9s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18

Haze far Iak at l5ei, Store on BssDsey's Wbayf,
FOURTH proof JAMAICA RUM,
l. HOLLAND GENEVA,
ALICANT BRANDY,
SUPERFINE FLOUR,
RYE & BUCK WHEAT, do.
POWDER. per csik.
SHOT. by the bag.
ROSlN. by the bbl.
Ship aud Pilot BREAD. by the quantity,
Ready made COLOURS. different kinds.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
MEM & ROGERS

Have for Jais at bei, Stare, head Of Baxjas,'s
Wbay, qbame',brsef,
j AMAICA Rom per HID.
Amferdam Geneva per pipe,
Spanifh Brandy per ditto,
Cognac ditto per ditto.
Tar per bbl.
Flour lfuperfne) per bbl.
Coffee, w. ]. and Bourbon, bea quality,
Madeira & other Wines per qr. csR.
AJS, . general sGortment OF GROCERIES
wholefale and retail at the loweff psices.
NJ. B. A ACon6gnment of Trunks and Paper
Hangings.
Newport, May rs. is9h
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
For CharleRon Is. C.}
MEDITERRANEAN PASSPORTS.


Notice Is hereby given, that 10 has been
deemed expediens to change the form Of the Me-
diterrauean PsHport ilroed TO veiIels of the u.
nited States that from the eighth day of July
next. thofe Of the new form viii be ifTued at the
cuaom hosies to every veGel, for which sppli-
cation may be made on compliance with the
terms prefcribed by las and furrendering the
former palIport Of which ihe may be pofIeGed, if
any, in which latter cafe no fees will be sequised
for the exchans-: and that BY an arrangement
agreed upoc by the Barbary powers. with whom
we are At pace, either the old or the new form
of psapert win be fufficient to protect the vef.
fels Of the United Staies, from capture until the
ift Of July 1905, after which the old form Of
padport will be unavailable and the new one
slone in ufe.
Department Of State, I
a5d ofMay, 1904. 6s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
Hard Ware, Stationary, &c.
DAVID MELVILL, Jun.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends, thar
N he has jua received very handiome az
fortment Of Har6-Ksn. Csflsy. I'sxms~gs.y,
yap~-sd Ware, Csbissf Fsyndxyr, Stationary,
sc. SC. Alto. Deep fea Lines and Leads, hand
do. Filming. Lines, Bed-Cofds, and Ciothes-
Lines. AJS.
NesO-1ork Manufactured TOBACCO
and SNUFF
Con6fting Of Negrs-Hsad Pigtail; Ladies'
TwiA. & cut Tobacco; Maccabau and Scotch
SNUFF, of the 6rR quality, 1t the Manufae-
tory prices. I'll. CASH given for Lead.
Newport. June AZ, 1904. i4oy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
Henry Moore, & Co.

Henry Moore, & Co.
Lave for fa.c cheap fos csfh or sppsoyel
i i Notes on either of the Banks,
20 Hhds. Jamaica Spirits,
Ditto. 81. Croix Run,
Ditto. Hollands Gin,
Ditto. Brandy,
40 Boxes Sugar,
go Bags Ditto,
90 BbIs. Flour,
Benninghove's Snuff,
All kinds of Teas,
Cafks of Raiins, Sec. &c.
Likewife. great variety of Dry Goods,
with handfome aGortment of Cutlery, &c.
Neagpsf, Asg.R 5fb, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
William Douglas,

-sf sfe Head Of Rrsax.Ss0ef,
LAS conasntly for fsIe. a general Abort.
i II ment Of wea-india and other
G. q q u S.
FreIh ESSENCE, of SPRUCE. per gallon
or ousr,. Ono ton FLAX of sarioos qualities.
This day received 600 weight clean FLAX.
ar CASH, and 3s0o Pence bali
Pssy per pound. given for Cosson and Linen
RAGS. .t4tf,tf. ~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
Fall 6 Winter Goods.
JAMES MUMFORD.

II AS jua received from New York x Bottom.
Ax an elegant aGortment OF Dry GOODS,
fsitablc for the .feafon, which he is determined
TO ftiL - low for CASH a can be purchsfed in
this State.
N. B. He bss = handfome variety of Cali
coes. from 50 to IS Cens per yard.
.Nesybsrs. O6 40.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
c. Taber & VIM. Gardnel

Hsvr /sr S~ie.
EORTY Hhds. Sugar. part Of which 10 Of the
i a quality for setsiine.
"a Hhds. & 90 bsegs Coffee.
"A fcp Hhds. old .DematArs Rum,
Several quarter caiks old Sherry Wioe.
And .sco buihels Tusks -lfard Salt, part OF il
very coarfe sod white, fuitable for Diaries.
Ne~port, July z6. 1904. 90
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
LATE OMISSIONS.

Gsorpia Lesdi.--Ia late ffatcm:nt from
fke impure hands offcderalifs we fee they have
faifciy added million two hundred thouiand
dollan TO the public debt for the Georgia lands.
bringing il a. a charge againa the picient ad-
minif.ration. la reality there is no debt created
by the Georgia psrchsie; on the contrary the
nation will ultimately gain at lesit fifty millions
by the negotiations with the State Of Georgia
for her vacant lands. BY convention with
Georgia, that State has ceded nearly JGxy mil
lions acres Of land. to the Uni,ed States, the lat
Ter promiGng 10 pay Georgia one million
two handr.d thoufaad dollars oot Of the pro-
ceeds Of rhs lands in qoeaion, and from no other
fourcc, 70 that no debt 10 cfea1d, and IL the
Isnds arc never fold. Georgia viii not receive
fngle cent. Is this adding to the national
debt II IL is, we conieis il 10 the hrit time we
ever heard. that by procuring funds to pay debt,
NC only increaied IL. This is federal logic and
worthy Of the leet. There is another condition
in the convention which will operate in favor Of
the unfortunate purchafen OF a part of theic
lands we allude 10 the +" Georgia fpeculstors"
AZ they we're called. Five millions Of acres is
70 be appropriated TO fathfy all claims upon the
Stsle are deeply interefied in ihi, fpecula.ion,
and ,hey win be greatly benefited by the conveu-
tioo With Georgia. After an. forty FIVE OF fifty
millions OF acres Of land will remain TO tho u
nitsd States, which st dollars per acre tthe
price at which the lands ulaAly fell for) will
amount TO alargcr FUN thaa viii pay the whole
national debt. Salem Reg.
When Mr.. LivingAon was addrefcd by the
French Secretary of State on the fubjett OF the
intercepted letters Of Mr.. Drake. the EngliGh
Minifer at Munich, his conduct was fuch ss
didhim honor, atthe fame fine he avoided paf-
fing diretf crnfure 90 the Brtih MiniRcr.
Yetan uneenerous advsn,age has been taken OF
a'bad tranIlslioa Of his officisl anfwer. MIR.
Iivingaon !imply obfeWcd that the documents
''indicated' thar Mr.. Drake had bcen con-
cerned in the cbnfpirscy The note was writ.
ten In ESglifh. tranAs,rd into French and then
got to EngmM,, snd tranAaied into Englifh
where the word /" ind;sass'' war made TO read.
:" trsvs," 10 that MIR. l.. was made to FAY, the
documents I" treys6" that Mr.. Dsalxc. &c.
And all the mighty federal Glamour againf Mr..
LsingAon, depended on this violation Of his
langosgc. But thefc fort Of torgeres arc CON-
mon in England and in the oppo6tiou papen in
fhiscountry. Salem Reg.
Mr.. NICHOLAS BRowN, of P,svilssrs.
has preienied 20 Rhode LqaSd College 5, 900 dol.
lars, 10 caabiih ProfeiIofhip OF Oratory and
Bellies Letters; aOd the Corporation. in grateful
commemorasion Of his liberali,y, aud in puria-
ascc ofa ciaufe in their charter. have given TO
the CSlicae the name of B,eSvx UnTpf,fty 10
Providence, IN the State Of Rhode IAand and
Providence Plantations.
A Porpcife, weighing ssolb. was killed
and taken few dsys fnce, at B,itou, near the
us k A. C.,> .~l q -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
For Sale,
A FEW csIks Of faperior Sherry WINE
"A Enquire Of the Printer.
Nssstsi. asgH soth, 1904.


ID ESPECTFULLY informs thc Publis, THAT
IN he has taken Shop three Doon North Of
the New Church Lane. where all kinds Of TIN
WARE, can be furniihed at the shorseR notice,
and on a. reaionahlc terms ~ can be bought IN
this Town. Couitant attendance will be given
aud the fnaIleA favor Acknowledged.
Stove Pipes, either of Tin or Shec,-Iron,
made with difpatch.
- Csfh, and the highsa price, given for
old fcster and Lead.
Newpor,. Oa. az. 100
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
JOSEPH BRIGGS

II AS for fale. 50 barreh bea mefi and prims
i 4 PORK aud BEEF.--Alfo, a lew
Hhds. sr't quality retailing MOLASSES.
Liksss9k .Lo or raoo weight Of excellent
Hogs LARD.
Nswisn. FsSrssy -. III.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18

A Porpcife, weighing 3solb. was killed
and taken few dsys 6nc-, at Bpton, near the
neck by Mr.. Su,er and Mr.. Cobb of South. End !;
hh bIubber yielded 10 esllons OF fine Lamp Oil.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
r O x S sLE BT

SAMUEL VERNON, Jun,
ERESH fuper6ne Richmond fLOUR.-a
l. few Hhds. of James River fweet lcented
mountain TOBACCO.--Cognac Brsndy,--
Holland Genevs.---Verdigrezle. .----sod Loaf
SUGAR.
Newport. Feb. 9, 1904. 7s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18

THE fabfcribeu having entered into psrtne
4 ihiP. under the firm of
Durham and Spooner.
hersey inform the Public, that they carry on shs
Sab Making ba6nefs, 10 lie vsriops branches,
AZ their Sail Loft. on she wharf Of the late Gen.
John Msbone. az the Soufh part Of the sows.
1hofe who may favor them with their cuiaom,
may depend on punttsaiify and difpatch. An
tavofs will be gratefully acknowledgcd. by
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
WING SPOONER. nd.
Newport. April 3. iso.. 7ey
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-13

ranswar. seif-government a.,..,
implies freedom from all exterior r.a..."y
10 suppose therefore that men are MI III
ly fit to be their own governors. IS - 90 ,, 'i'
pose that men will restrain thems.rras '''-
in other words, that they Will yolnn,ar; ~
conform to the rule Of right or preceDfs IS
natural law. Bat to suppose that men win
voluntarily conform to the rule Of rigb, -.
to deny the necessity of civil government
For the great end of civil government i -
restrain men from violating tia, rule ;,
their intercourse with each other.
No law is Of any force wittout pena,.,,
This is evident from a well known fact
There are certain laws now IN existence ;nx
tbs Commonwealth with penal ties ar
ed, and there are officers whose particp,.
business il is to ST. that those laws ~
Carried in.o etsct. l'n:sc o:ficcrs bsy,
neglected their duty. he laws have bern
violated, bat the penalties hayz not bseT
inflicted upon he d-linqleats, and ;h- con.
sequence is, that these laws have bscom.
ef no ef.ct; they are perfect 1uIiitiss.-
Penalties are calculated and dcsigaed to o.
perate solely upon the fears CT men, and
laws are Of force jast in proportion to the
certainty Or probability, tar the penalty
viii be inflicted upon the disobedieat. i,
Is the fear CT punishment, therefore, which
induces men to obey the laws. But msl
viii not puaiah themselves for diso5edi.
ence, nor viii they be AFRAID Of punish.
.nent, unless there be power to punish
exterior 10 themselves. If, therefore, it
be necessary that laws OF any Kind should
exist, and should IS cbsyyd the coase-
quence is unavoidable, thu. men are not
morally fix to be their own governors.
1oufS, Gc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-13
CATO.
CO ~
PHILADELPHIA. LINE I.

The late conspiracy Is France nas excit.
ed, from the Democratic prints Of this
country. an almost united strain OF indig.
nation, and with some the atIcctation Of
horror. No man Of principle or under.
standing VIZ pretend to vindicate acts Of
assassination; and no civilized government
VIZ are persuaded, would authorize or sane
ton such species Of hostility. J he use
we mean to make OF the circumstance, a.
II has been represented, and the remarks
which it has produced in this country, is
merely to shew the want Of consistency
and principle in that party whonow dsclalm
so piteously about murder, assassination,
and plots.
The life and person OF BonaParte has
suddenly become very sacred in the eyes Of
these creatures; but Will itnot be re1nem.
bered by every reader Of this article, that
bpt short time ago, these n3en instead OF
investing the First Consul with the holy
panopIy of regal right and power, were as
aadacious in invoking some murderer to
impede his career, as they are now silly
and impatient IL railing at an ailedged coz
spiracy to abridge his power. Yes the All
rora and the National Intelligencer, One
governmental paper) after calling himy-
rant, usarPer, etc. emPhaticaLly exclaimed,
g is there no Brutus IN France" sucAi'
the consistency Of these men! such the
correctness Of their principles!
The motive for this conduct, however,
is apparent in every word they utter on the
subject, and that is, a dreadtu! hatred JOY
Great Britain, and desire, paramount 70
ali principles Of honesty and truth, to De-
grade her III the eyes OF the world.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-13
BALTIMORE, tune II.

Arrived, ship Mercury, Waters So Gays
from Bremen, sailed 18th April. Lett no
American vessel there, 18th, spoke Dig
Massena, Stanhope, from Charleston Ior
Copenhagen, 50 days out. OF the CaPT,
was boarded by an English frlgate; coulu
not learn her name she came IN i1a,'P'
ton Roads the dav the Mercury did. nc
Lexington, of Baltimore, arrived at Emu IN.
den about 10th April. The ElOe and "''
ser both blockaded.
The Bremen ships Eolus, and Oclbarm,
Gatgen, hence arrived at Emblem Nc
Speculation, Schillng hence at feIro'
(nouth Of the Weser.) The lruE'on'
Johnson, of Baltimore, at Ionniagen N''
Oporso.
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ted to know what part -ofhis condlct sup
posed to be xceptionable, that opportani-
t. may be had, in the progress of any en-
quirv, to vindicate himself against unme-
ritei reproaches! Instead of a course %
proceeding so fair and 50 obviously JUST,
the resolution on the table marks two OF
the Judges for public suspicion, without
specifying any supposed misconduct. It
marks them az pubic objects Of suspicion
throughout the whole of their judicial life,
aud without naming any thing, invites
private enemies to accuse them of every
thing.
CTs be Continued
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NORFOLK, lune 7.

Arrived the fhr. Mohawk, capt ol'"'7
from Port au Prince. -,
s Scm Eliza, capt Cords, from hafD'l lns
Leee there the brig Ceres, capt Freeman , ,,"@
Wilmington loop Ceres, Luther ff3in , III
zen, 10 fa.l rext day for market h'FP J. :,
,{:ess, from Edentoa, 10 fail for New '"A
ssh,. Magare, Tnssy. capt. c'l'H' '''
Gusdsloup.. - fros
Gaasaloupe. ca,iI;
Brig Nancy, captain Addi3'' ''o'n
ouPe.
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a COMMON COUNCIL,

sDERED, Thsf Council wilt meet
s--. sit 10 hear appeals from such persons
SIS NAV think themselves aggrieved by the
assessment Of taxable property, on Thurs
dav, Friday, and Saturday, the 14th, 5th
and 1sth.days of the present month, from
so'ciosk II the morning until a-o'clock in
the evening, and that Council will not consi-
der themselves boandsto attend to any ap-
reals after the. said days, and that public
noticeto that effect be published in each of
the newspapers of the town.
Test, J. NJ. M'REA, &C.
The Assessors ana Wardens returns are
at ny counting room, the corner of Prince
and Fairfax streets, where the citizens IN
tcres.ed are at liberty to call and examine
them, II any time previous to the sittings
OF the Court of Appeals.
G. DRINKER, Collector.
Inne T. d