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SIR,
RELOW is list of three hogsheads of TO-
- BACCO, which have lain in this Ware
house upwards of Two years without being Slam
cd, which the law requires shall be advertised TO
be sold at the expiration of three months, II our
Courthouse, Fairfax county. Youwil please ad
ver,ise it accordingly.
LII. No. 225 642 lis SOY, April s. 1901
Nj. F.C. $40 1855 lbs 1000. June 10. 1901
Do. 572> ms 122 $50, June l3 1901.
COULTER e HAMPTON,
Inspectors at Colchester.
70 tbe Printer for tie Public. SIN
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TRAVELS IN GREECE.
PROPOSALS.

BT JdCOB JOHJVSO.W, OF PaYLhpEE.
PHIh,
FOR PUBLISHING ny SUBSCRIPTION,
THE TRAVELS OF
ANACHARSIS THE YOUNGER,
IN GREECE;
During The Middle IF he Fourth Century,
Before the Christian IRA;
WITH NOTES AND REFERENCES.
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NJ a CorVgcation Of he VISITORS and

|" DO'' O1t.1''0T y TIC TSFT0T u'FU
Govetnors Of William e Mary College, keid a,
tie Council Cbam5er spithi1 tbe SAID College.
The seUentb day Of July, 1904.
RESoLVED, That the Visitors Of Will.
am e Mary College will, on,he 2S,h day of Sep
tember next, proceed 20 the appointment of
notice thereof be Immediately given in the public
papers. a CoPy-Teste.
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BY THE ABBE BdPTHELEAgY

Keeper OF the Medals in the C sbnet of the King
OF France, and Member of the Royal Academy
OF Interruptions and Bellies Lettses.
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CASH SALE OF LAND,
IN AI.BEMARLE.

IN September 18th, will be SOLD in Char.
Apiot,esyille. to the highest bidder, for Cash,
the 7EdCT OF LAND, lying on the east side
OF Rivanna, over against Charlottesville, contain.
ing about 600 acres, with commodious
Dwelling House. Two years of lease under
good restrictions have TO run after this. The
lard is all of the South West Mountain quality !,
and though much injured in parts, is in general
still very good, and all recamable. The sale pro.
ceeds from deed of trust to Indemnify agains,
loss as security and bail. which was executed in
December. 1902, by William Bache of Pennsyl-
vania, to THOMAS NJ. RANDOLPH.
July IS. ids
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TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH.
fHsi An'eTicon, t'On tie Fow1b European Edition.
IN FOUR VOLUMES.
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AB'm. b. VENABLE. PRESIDE.
ID Y virtue ola Decree OF the CovrI { / tnL u
- nited States for the 5th Circuit in the Virgil
MIA Distria, bearing date the Sd day of Decem-
ber 1903. in behalf of ohn Gassell. against Will
liam Walker, James Walker, Merry Walker and
John Walker, will be sold. to the highest bidder.
tor ready money, at Kenhawa courthouse, on the
9th day of August next. the following TRAC rs
of LAND, viz Ono granted to VIM Walker
on the Sd OF May 1856, containing l12 Id acres,
on Elk river, branch OF the Great Kenhawa, u
bout 6 miles from the mouth opposite to survey
made for Leonard Cooper and VIM Morris, at the
mouth OF the Sciona creek that empties into Elk
on the south sde-One other tract granted TO said
VIM. Walker on the Goth May 1888, containing
500 acres on the head watcrs of the left hand fork
ola creek emptying into Elk river the north
west side at the shallow ford, about or S miles
from the mouth of said river, adjoining a survey
made foy said Walller-One other tract granted to
the said VIM Walker on the Doth May 1888, con
tanning no acres, on Elk river. on the south east
side. about mile from: Its mou.h--One other traa
granted 10 The said VIM Walker on the 9th OF
May 1873, containing 200 acres, on the north side
of Elk river, the third bottom above the mouth of
Sandy creek--One other tract granted TO the said
VIM Walker on the 9th Of May 1898, contain
ing 100 acres, the north side of Elk river, the
fourth bottom above the mouth of Sandy creek
on the sane side of the river-Onc other tra6
granted TO the said VIM Walker Oh the 26th May
1888. containing 1000 acres. on a left hand branch
of creek enpYing into Elk river, or the north
west side opposite the frs,island on said river
One other tract granted TO the said VIM Walker
OH the Goth of May 1928, containing 200 acres,
on the south side ofEk river the third bottom on
the river above WIN Arbucke's land, opposite
the mouth of Sandy creek.
The whole OF the above mentioned land At the
time it was surveyed lay in the county of Green
brier, all of which will be sold, much there
of as shall be sufficient to raise the sum of four
thousand one hundred and ten dollars SO cents,
with interest on dolls. 279G 7S, at s per centum
per annum, from the 22d March, 1799--the costs
of suit and carrying this decree into effect.
tds BEN. MOSBY, Actirg Commissioner.
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NOII ICE

NOI ICE.
Application wi be maze to the next General
Assembly praying thar IN ad may pass 70 vest
in the subscriber, the right Of the Iii
20 LOT IN the town OF Charlc aesville. $50 ~
which formerly belonged 20 Thoma, Wee. De-
FREDERICK GAUDER.
ChaIlottcsviile, July 20th, 1854. fw3m1
FoOIstap % Letter Pa6cr
For Seis at t5:, OF,c.
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On the 22d day Of September next,
will be SOLD, at Didscum Bridge, to rbe bigb-
estbidder, for ,eady money.
A TRACT OF LAND.

Containing about 425 acres. lying par'ly in New
Kent and partly in James City county, on each
side of Diascum creek, and extending below the
bridge, whercon Lewis A. Pauy, esq. formerly
resided.-The dwelling house thereon is slarge,
new and commodions one; the store house. gra
nary and various other houses are all in good or
der The quality of the soil is such as is usually
found on Chickahominy, and both a tavern and
store. it is believed may be kept there to advan-
tage. This valuable property is to be sold at the
request of John l. Dormoy, esq. under a deed of
trust made to the undersigned by Lewis a Pau
ly, esq. to secure the payment of T. 500 with in-
terest to the said Dormoy--the deed is recorded
IN the General Court. 1nthe same deed moiety
or LOTT in Richmond is mentioned, belonging
TO Mrs Pauly, but as she did not execute the
deed. that will not be offered for sale, and should
she survive her husband. she will be entitled to a
dover in the said trae of land, whereof il was
deemed necessary to apprize those who nigh, be
induced to purchase. The sale will take place at
one o'clock, or thereabout.
CHAMPION TRAVIS.
1AJ1RS SEI1PLE
Williamsburg, Aug 6, 1904 3w
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Plaster of Paris.

IdIOtOI VI dI To-
have just received from Nova Scotia, cargo of
PLASTER or PARIS, said to be of the best
kind, which will sell on reasonable terms.
SAMUEL PAINE.
Nav IL, 1904 IF
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.
1T II GENERAL MEETING OF
THE cT,rNZ-Iyny Cy,@

1T II GENERAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS.
=" y ESOLVED, that until Certificates Cor the
3" N Stock held in this Institution be issued un.
4" der the bye laws hereof, the Scrip or evidence
" of Shares held herein be transferable By ln-
q" dorscment or Assignment, and ,fat all The
&c Shares standing in the name OF any Stockhoi-
:" der shall be transferred in the Books of this
y" company TO the person or persons producing the
"Scrip or evidence of such shares, reguarlyen-
f" dorsed or assigned "
RESOLVED, that the President of the Bank
" ut Richmond be directed TO call meeting of all
4" the Stockholders (Which meeting shall be il
+" the City of Richmond, on the first Monday in
"Sep,ember next) for the purpose of adopting
such bye laws, rules and regulations as shall
Z" be deemed necessary for the government of the
Institution; and considering other subjects inn
"portant 10 IT'S interest"
a true extras, from the proceedings of the &C.
neral Meeting of Stockholders. on Saturday Ju-
ly 9TH, 1904.
7este, WIN. DABNEY, Secretary.
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Valuable Medicines,

lust received, and for faie a, the Book Store
y OF S. PLEAsAsTs, jr.--who is appointed the
ONLY agent for Richmond Sold wholefale and
resalby RICHARD LEE, No. So, Maiden Lane.
New York.
The following remedies have for fix years paa
been celebrated for the cure of mot 6ifeafes &C
which the human body is liable, aud in high
eiteem, and general ufc throughout the United
States, many of them being fold cheaper chan the
drugs of which they are compounded could be
purchaIcd at 4 rstail flnrc., for
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The Stockholders are requested to attend &C.
neral Meeting, at the Capitolin the City of Rich
mond, on the first MONDAY in September next,
for the purposes stated in the foregoing solution.
AB'm. b. VENABi.E. Preside
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, l. - IS u % y ID ,
For sale at this Once.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-27
Congress Of ibe dnite1 5tlres.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tuesday, Jan. "A. 1904.

A letter was received from the Secretary oftht
Treasury, 10 obedience to resolution of the
house OF the last SESSION, on more equal lmpoir
t,on Of dusies or imported articles.
+ message was received from the Senate, sta.
ting that rney had eiette4 John Brown, P. sijen.
pro tenpore, in the absence Of the VICE President.
The house went into committee Of the whole
M. Dawson 10 the Char on the blll making
the provision for the application of the momes
approprlated for making public roads to the Ohio.
Mr.. Smile moved the risirg of The commec,
with view to the postponemeet Of lie bill 10 the
next SESSION.
This motion wa. Supported on the ground that
the application of the money was premature, there
beng ab Ut 800 dollars in tie freasurY, and that
the designation Of the route would occasion much
discussion, which would interfere with the trans.
action Of important business before the house.
1t was oop1sed by Messrs. Jackson, S. L.
Nlischill, Holland and Lyon, who conended that
G. nsidesable time would eapse before the necessl.
ry arrangements could be made for making the
roads; previously to winch upon calculation
made on rep Z, of the secretary OF che treasury
10000 dollars would be accumulated, and an
annual sum accrue thereafter of about 10000
dollars ard that the present was as eligible
period as could occur for designating The points Of
the road TO be laid our.
The committee rose Ayes 70.
When the question beng for giving leave ts
the committee to sit again.
Mr.. R. Griswold SAID he should vote for it,
He was of option thar suRi cent information DID
not exist TO designate the points Of the routes,
ard taat it could not BE- had without authorship
the appointment Of commissioners to explore the
grouno for the ru pose of m dying the bill, 10
effstt this object alone, he should vote tor leave
beng gwen to the committee to si' again.
This notion wss supported by Nj .ssTs. X
Grisw ID, DcaJs, Lyon AID Holland, I'D apoJ'
SD by Mir. Smile; and Carried Yeas u
Nays S..
Mir, /. Randolph, from tht committee Of ways
syy means. RIP RED Recommendation that 'he
H asc 81 uld ag.ee 70 GONE, and disagree 10 o.
,hers, Of tie amendments OF tie Senate TO the OIL
giving ctFect TO tie laws OF tue United S'a'es 10
Eou Java.
Mr.. ]. Randolph from the same com p'ttee,
reported recommendation to disagree 10 the
Amendments q the Senate on tie bill msk:ng
mliitasy preparations.
A message was received from the President, els
closing very interesting letter for Governor
Claiborne, stating the tral guilty Of the ProVne'
OF Louisiana, and The satisfaction and conhitncf
of The inhabitants ID the American government
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late faretgn JatalIigeafe.
LONDON, November Is.

By the Dublin Mail of this morning,
which has brought papers and letters OF the
18th inst. we learn that report was cur
rent the same day throughout that city o.
the appearance, off Cork, ola small DIVISION
IF the Brest feet, consisting of two sail 81
he line and three frigates. This rumour
originated from the source to which We
raced it yesterday, and is not entitled to
redit. 1t was caused by the arrival OF the
Diamond frigate at Cork, from the Chan
nel feet; but bad any of the Brest squadron
made their escape, there can be no doubt
but that Admiral CORVALLIS would have
dispatched some small vesselto the nearest
port, with intelligence of a circumstance
certainly of importance in the present con-
lecture of public affairs.
Letters have been received in town from
on board the Diamond, dated the 9TH inst.
then steering for Cork, which make no
mention Of the event. She was charged,
we understand, with some private conmu-
aication from Admiral CORVALLIS to Ad-
niral Lerd Gardner, probably containing
an account Of his observations on the enc
.ny's strength in Brest, and of their proba
ble intentions, should they succeed in slip
.,ing out snobseEved by the blockading
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pearance among the pine treesin the northern -.
eastern parts of this state. The year before ~ ~
last. many trees died but the last the destrn.
tion was so great, as TO give uneasiness to ~
owners Of land-In many places there are tbon
sand of acres where nine Tennis of the best t,..
are killed The cause of the evil has been c,,.
fully sought after, and found TO proceed from !,
small black winged bug, resembling the weav.
but something larger. g5ea, runbel Of ,he,,
bugs have been observed, in the spring Of n.
year, and early in the summer, flying near Il.
root Of each tree they pierce the bark just abor.
the ground, and lay their eggs between q.
bark and the wood; in afew weeks after th,.
eggs hatch, and worm appears, which, at i,
full growth is about an intch long they linn.
diately begin feeding on the sapPy part of ii.
tree, and do rot leave offeating anti the Who'll.
Of it is destroyed. Its believed that no astenm
has yet been made to remedy thu evil, which, is
1T continues, threatens to destroy the mos, yaIua
bic timber this country possesses.
A gentema lately from the country asserts,
that on tract ct 1000 acres Of pine land which
be owns on the Sampit aver near Gorge town.
at least ninety trees, in every hundt have been
destroyed by this pernicious insect, and the ad
Joining lands and many tracts near Lenud's ferry,
on the Santee, and on Black river, are in III.
same situation.
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MAHOGANY FURNITURE.
JOHN B. TAYLOR,
Cabinet Maker,
Cabinet Maker,

Kng-Street, next dor but me to the Pr'Ht-
ing Office Of the Adcertisrr,
Has received from the mandatory Of Colemla
& Taylor, Baltimore, PLAIN AND ELEGANl.
FURNI1 URE, corGhirg Of
Cel!eret, fidc boards, file board tables WIN
marble tops, fecretariss, book cafes, bureaus
work tables, candle aands, car tshles, dio'oS
and bresffaf tables which he eff rs Tor Isle !os On,
He respectfully fars bis fsrgice 70 the puols
generally. Al! orders fhali be Puottuaiiy a.
tended 70.
lan. 2*. doee0-
e Printing IN all ats 0af'fY
executed at tfls office @lth ''Se'
ass{s AID dVpatch.
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Ihll .l5 to go N0tsce,

THAT the fublcriber hath obtained
from the Osphans' Court Of Alexandra Couot.
~ ,hc D;aria OF Columbia, Letters of Adm'n
slra,ion on the pc, fonal cfta,e of Pavid GraSav
lar &c the fsid cSuaty Of alexandra, deceaise
All perfans having claims sgsini the faid decea
ed, arc HEREBY warned 10 eAfiio't .nt tame, WIZ
~. voerh-rs thereof, to the fobfcriber q, or Be
foe he ia day Of July rexs; they may olhe'
vie by lsw be excluded from all seneht OF III
faid crate.
Giy-n under my hand this a,a day Of Dscsm
David Wilton Scott,
Aam:oierator OF David Gs4harn, decesic3
Az nesfcns iisi.hstd 90 me fsid estate archer
BY scq ,itcd 10 make iansdiats payment to tn
Aam,nilt afor.
DE-. II. sw2aw
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Fer The Alesasd,ia Daily A-jsfrtsssr.
FRIENDSHIP.

FRIENDSHIP.
Tho chilling as the wintry wind,
A weight OF waes depress the mind,
To depths below the tomb;
Soft friendships voice pure from the sc'Iis
Would warm beneath the northern pole,
And dlssipate the gloom.
The soui reviying balm It bears,
Would chase hydra troop OF cares,
From che perturbcd heart.
The happy few, who prove IFS pow'r'
We'll know it cheers the gioomiest hour
AHction can inpart.
Unlike to Loves desposic reign,
Who binds with scrvile, batb'fous chain,
The instant when he smu@s;
Whose Joys would ne'er repays for s'ghss
For tear bedew'd bedimed eyes,
OF those who've prov'd els wiles.
IT'S rot to age, nor sex conGA'd.
OF dwsls it IN the yicions mind,
For vice can never know,
The bliss supreme which doth attend,
When virtuous hearts United blend,
Weeping each others wee.
Yet, julius says would not be found,
Tho we should search the world arounds
EIe holds deceptioG's mart;
Bat sure in characters of gold,
Ii is epgrav'd on ev'fy field,
OF his Mala's heart!
Tho, bIess'd with him her heart rcver.s,
Her couch is oft suffIs'd with tears,
For sorrows not her own;
While he lies wrapt in balmy sleep,
She wakes a, midnight, wakes TO weep,
Aud heave the heavy groan.
The psltry world, the common guide
She nohly darrs TO spun aside,
While tfue TO friendships cabs
Ard passes by she spend,d dome,
Puisuss pale mjs'ryto its home,
To share les cup OF gall.
Fofgets the bliss she left behind,
Anxious 10 raise the dropping mind,
And bind the broken heart,
So eager pledges deep the cup,
Ready to drink the mixture up,
Nor leave the wretch part.
Here Friendship makes second claim
lis nor less ennobled name,
Say Julius what he may!
r5oughe else ronld stand shs teet of years. 81
Zen pity she6s but transient tears, ~
Which dries as dew away!
When Lucius hears another's fame
Reproach'd, and covered Ger with sharies
tIa soften'd features shew,
That pi!y fills his manly mind,
But soon alas, too soon we nna,
,Twas but transient glow.
Then Julius come, that mist dispel!
Tbo' same have said, it does not dwells
Blu, in equaiity--
III prove, tho you should still resist,
Without The pale 1t cane1ist,
BY the reality.
And we'll as julius knows the hearts
lie sure mistakes bis own in paft,
Far Friendship :siumphs there,
The mould that form'd Mana's mind,
Form his ssgcn'rous good and k'od,
And Friendship claims the pair.
MIRA
late foreign JataIigenfe.
LONDON, November Is.
Rv the Dublin Mail of this norm
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Jul recelyed and for Sale,

7u9 recelUed and for Sale.
S.sest Cydsr by The barrel,
Apples co.
N. England Rum do.
Candles by the box,
Pe5k by the barrel,
1000 lbs excellent r. Ilsnd Cheeics
Speed Ssiuoud in = anu 4 gallon kegs,
Rallies by the box,
Pr,nes, Almonds, Eng,fn Walnuts,
Shelbsrks, Ch.lnu,s, lSeet Oranges,
Lanes, Lrmans,
G,een G-sPes by The Jar or pound,
Cod6lh for family ufe,
500 bafhels r / Potatoes,
And general aaortment OF Groceries n
Ian. II.
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FOR SALE,
Wanted 10 Hire,

Al NAN COOK-For one we'll cquain''
with his boiiuefs generous wages will be giseu-
Apply to the Printer.
December 1T.
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cHAkLESTON, January, !.
1t is now upwards of two years since it was OBJ
served that an unusual disease had made its APP
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MEDITERRANEAN PASSPORTS.

Notice is hereby given. that is has been
deemed expcdient to change the form Of the Me-
ditcrranean PaGport ifIued to vefeis of the u
niied States that from the eighth day of July
next, tho!e OF the new form will be inucd at the
cuaom houfes to every vsiel. for which appli-
cation may be made on compliance with the
terms prefcribed by law and furrendering the
former panport of which ihe may b. poAefcd, ii
any, in which latter cafe no fees will be required
for the exchange: and that by IN arrangement
agreed upon by the Barbary powers. with whom
we arc at peace, either the old or the rev form
of psliport ~ill be fuficent 10 protect the ycf-
fels Of the United Siatcs, from capture until the
III Of July 1905, after which the old form OF
psGpon will be unavailable and the new one
alone in ufe.
Department Of State.
a3d Of May. 1904,
7bs P,mnrs Of fbe La7Us Of f5e U'nted
States are rgaesed 10 infer, be above IL fbsir
GazetiN fqUies qUesk for hbe pace effx m0s,bf,
and fbs Csiis7ou Of hbe Csfomr 10 keep eebsi sf
htsqeS ns in tbeiy e6ssi.
May 60, 1904. ga ON
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quehion in the role Of three. VS. III buiheI
Of wheat colt 70 much. what wilis iart load Of
turnips coR!"
{" The ancieat republics have fallco." fay
the federalits. So have anciert fnonarhies.
Time lays his decaying hand with equal weight
upon all without reipeet TO their political differ
ence. Nations, like trees. have buddoi. blot.
fomed. and reached the height Of riches aod
fplendor--and at rhe appointed time wi,hered
and decsyed-nor has il avaied them whether
they bore The fseit or the thorn. the balfam or
the potion. To FAY thar, tccaufe rhe Roman
Republic fell. we ough, not to Try il. is as ridi-
culous as to fay, that becaufe the Romans died,
we ought not TO try TO live! tFarmsr
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On RIDAr EYzwyNc, June 8tb, 1904,
WILL BE- difplayed, all the principal per-
w formances which were introduced on
Mr.. RAssIE's two Iaa nights Exhibitions.
TO 1vbie6 qtiN be dddtd.
A variety of new performances which may ferve
a. uietui leiIon TO youth againf the fatal and
pernicioss confeqcences Of Gambling.
e5 Door, 10 Be sses half tes 7 s'eioek. 10 t,sa
at s. asdfa& at Ii--Bsx one Dsiiay--G1'isy
balfa dollar.
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sUMMART-FOREIGN.

Eusorr-we sse pat IN pofIeiaon Of Eng
lin dates 10 the 10Th April, fx day, later than
before received. No eveou Of magni,ude had
then taken place. The deep laid plot againh
Bonapastes life, Rill occupied attention. Mo-
reau had not been tried. and il was faid Georges
had >dearoyed himfslt IN psifon.--Th- Prepafa::
tions for che invsGon OF Great. Biitsin, had
been interrupted by the confpirsey. bu, Gas now
rcsumed with particular rapidity. and the at
tempt vas expelled to be ihorly nade.-Th-
King Of Enalsnd wss alive and veil, on the
10Th April. -
Mr.. BRAzrk, 10 bis fpiritri addrefs n
worcefter, Izth May ina. 10 ccmmemcrssion oi
the ceilion Of Louifina, towards the clofe, with
frengsh. and in mof happy manner thas i'd
drefcs the Republicans.
RepobhcsnsI you, who decided and IN
devia,iog, have adhered TO the principles Of oa'
Clos,ous RrvoL DucifLRs or
FssspoM! ~ho endured the opprethons o
Scribes and Pharifse', Tor her fake, witneaet
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her C,scjfaiss, watch al her Sepuiebre. and await
her Rejs,w7ias Suffer nor your fucceis and
your triumph to lu'l your watchfulneis or to
Psralize your energies. Never had cauie no
bier inducements 90 offer--never had csnic bet
ter. or more brilliant profpetts. Already il
ihines with full orb'd fpIendor, on the noun
tain, OF Hamphire. Already has il !. tipt ~ith
its riang beams the hundred hills OF Malacha-
fets! Soon may every portion of our Fellow
Citizens aud our fellow men bsik in its meridian
rays I"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-07
VENTRlLOQUISM, &c

1 mone q the ihewrR ANN.Es y-...-, :,
crcisiy Of State. they fhalI vote for pre6ded
vicc-H Hseiileni Of il,e Uaircd States, ,Tefped
| ly, ia. the manner diIettcd by the above
toned smendment, and having made and
ed three cer,idcates of all the yores given
them, each ot which certificates mall col
two diaine lifts, one ofthc voies given for
fdent. and the other Of .,he votes given
l. Vice Preiident They fhsll zeal ND the
List NIGHT.