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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-15
NOTICE.

TIE fubfcrbers being duly appointed aai Eaees
Of the eaafc and eff s;ts OF Robert Hani!Loo, ct
Alsxand.ia, b kept G.vs N,3sr, TO all
tlo(e indebted TO him, or who may have aay Of
his etate o. etfetls 10 their petition, to pay of
deliver the t3nc 70 the alig9ees @i;haut delay,
and to no othes crion, but who may be aatho-
rlcd by them.
James Wilton,
Samuel Craig,
Joleph Riddle.
Feb, IS. 2aw2m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-15
By Al HORT 7.
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SeAense ct a Lotte1y.
IL 5uild IN 4SeasSmy n fss Gu, II Rje51ssaS.
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" You Ill ought i.y this ;i,ue to he well &c
oannted with your dt.ty as Ncutras. You COR
get thai Beiligereuts have fome rights. III
war between iSch nations as the Britifh and
French, many CAFES of great hardihjP, in which
there is NO remedy, will occur. Neutrals NUT
remember the; they IN their turn will become
aclligercnts."
Erfra3 efa letter TO Mr. c. S.
&c The Shcpherdefa. Miller, both vsael and
cargo being condemned for breach of the
blockade Of Havre, beg to obfcrvc as youmay be
under iome approximations of blockade of the
| Dutch ports, and rs Mr.. Miller, unaLyiicdly
cleared his veGel for Emblem with an intcuti-
on NJ going to Havre or one of the neighbour
| ing Ports, that, until you have official notice of
the Blockade OF the Dutch ports, you ihould
clear out tor the Dutch port You with to enter.
| Ard when you receive finch notice you mut not
/ iuisruGt your mater to 20 20, and enquire of
the Brtiih CruiherS of The BlocSatied port,
whether It exits or not, bat make the inquiry
IN Brihih port. Etter notice is given you mutt
not clear out TOT blocisated port.
! The Court coniidcred Capt. Nillcr's def
tination TO E.nhden as colouyaL!e, and fraud ;
Il certainly deceived our Cruizers in the Chan
rei who on being informed that his defination
was Emblem iufered him to proceed. Had
The been cleared for Fecamp or Dieppe, had
the Mater teered for one OF thcie ports ONLY,
| The would not have been detained. Indeed all
would have been well, notwithstanding the
falie deitinaton, had not the captain after
being fairly warned of tie blockade of Hlvre,
n'adlY periiited il the attempt 20 enter that
port.
e 1t appears by the letters and Bills lading
that Meirs. ------- and -, had fonc
knowledge of the colouraL!e defination and
their property on board was ALTO condemned.
On freighting goods by other hips it is therefore
tneceiiiry to enquire whether the owner OF the
ihip has given ANY intmGtions to the matter that
may involve your property by his unneutrai con. con.
duct.
{. itis not probable that the Dutch ports will
De blockaded.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
SWEs
10 Isr
Sf.s.5 yHAs GoEER%oS u ger1.eat.

SIR,
rsr Gbjctf recommended in yoa- rpecch to both
houle' At tas commencement Of ths prefer, ie.ior OF
the legislature merits and vii receive our early at
ten,on.
The eGabliOnment of our northern boundary lire.
by fixed monuments IS efen,iai 20 the peace OF this
and the United States. lts perhaps more eIentiai IL
view OF public tranquility than OF private property
The prcient fate OF our treGiary and the various
occurrences which have increa!li the puoc expcnc-
lures for the year oaa will inde. 70 make tnoie
proViEons for iupplyng the treaiury, which the pub
lie good may require.
We HALL be!sow upon the rsfolutious ,rsu.mitted
by the governor of AiaiachuetSs and alluded TO in
your Fxccencys Speech, candid and deliberate con-
hdera'ion.--We reciproca,e your with tha: Rayery
we're abollhed and had no influence lii The making Of
Laws to bind the feerlen OF our ig1e Statc-Yet we
realize the importance Of preeyying entire shoie pin-
eiPies which were the foundation OF Our fedora! COM
pact, un.els thoie principles relinquihed b. tkois
Hates in the union Whole nteres claim their eyience
We are ready, therefore, TO Cooperate with ycur ex
eeency IN every neaiuv AL equally of DO
htoal rights among the fever tates IN the national
rePoeieutation, which would iusyer; the frG and
NOR operative principles in cur federal ecn.pace
We highly appreciate thoie republican prit:oiples
and n'sxi'ns which have hitherto tecured and m ie
cure 10 rs cur national happiaefs; and we hope aud
trt, that by the purify Of our elections ami laws and
by our union OF couu!els and cudearors 20 promote
the republican iyen, hall raninit the fan.e IN
impaired TO our poierty and that nations vet unborn
WI, from our example, learn the BATS and 7a. III.
'iIructure OF their national felicity.
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FROM A CORRESPONDENT.

The inhabitants of upper Louifana cleaed
delegates from the feverai towns about the Goth
of Augut lac. who, in the beginning of Scptern-
Der, met at 81. Louis for the purpcfe of framing
remembrance asanf the al making tempo
rary provifon for the government OF Louifiana,
and appointed two agents 10 carry their re-
montrance TO congref5. Their deliberations
were conducted with great moderation, and thc
remembrance, at the fame time that il is manly
ard Deceive, is entirely refpe6tful. Mr. Ehgius
Fromentin, one of the agents, is expelled in
this place every day, on his way TO WILMINGTON.
From his great talents, integrity and tradition,
we may be well aiiured that the rights of Upper
Louiiaua will be supported with moderation,
ilrmnefs and ability. We are not informed or
the name of the other agent, but we are ai1ur-
ed he is highly respectable and fenfbIe man.
Bait. Fed. Ga2.
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STATE OF DFLAwApr-

a gentleman of intelligence informs, that MIR.
Wells, having removed from Delaware into
the northern parts of the State of New York,
has reigned his feat in the Senate of the United
States, and that the appointment Of James a.
Bdyard, Eiq. as his fuccelIor, to take his feat
the prefent feflion, is in contemplation
". r. pat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
Exfrad Of n letter from Paris, dated TnIy l, to
a Commcreia! boyem CHARLTON.
F" GENTLEMEN,

"This is o inform you that your claims for
the -, Capt. --, has been lately cer;if-
Cd by the American board, as embraced by the
.lit convention between the United States and
Trance, and payable accordingly. hope that
in q few weeks ihall be able to inform you of
tbe fun awarded, in your favor, by the French
Blrea1X and the bills which ] may receive
Tor your account will be RENTED to you, OF TO
Your order, at WafhiEgtoH.---ID the mean time
ir,niin with eftsem, Gentlemen, your NOT o.
bediCn1 feiY9nt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10

In the nip Louifana from New-Orleans,
came Pafiensers three French CommhIioucrs
charged with the prefeutment to Congrefs of
the Louiiiana Remembrance. The fever AZ
NewOrleans had abated. Gov. Claiborne was
reftored to health, but his lady and child had
fallen victims to it, 4A,tey. Cit.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
HIGHLY HONORABLE.

We obferyed, with regret, that the rcpubH-
sths IN one Of the diltTifts IN Ma'lachuCtts had
10 brought forward two ta9d'dais5 for ele6tor
81 PrciiJent aad Vice Preiident, when enly oRs
could be elLeted. 1t however gives rs pieaf;,re
70 find that one Of thee anddates (Gen. raj mil
has Oeen sEtuaied J., q JsaJc efrsOsrsa.s and r.
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our lawsin the waters of New-Yosk, may CD.
tain him hmiiar promotion, upon his removal
to Europe.
From Englifh policy any more than Enelilh
fhps of war, it is fruitlo(s to expe& any thing
Ike iuftice---we muh do juitice to onrte,vcs, bv
nor-imfortatica agreement, or by zach heavy
duties on their goods, rs will make tie Britilh
merchants who live 10y American commerce,
our negoci2tors-and we truit congrefS will at
the approaching feiiion begin this good and ne
cehary work. aurora.
The Britiih fyigate mentioned in our lalt as
having arrived in the Roads, is La Rezei,tiovrtir,
OF 40 guns, Captain Hotbanf. She left England
Sept. 4, with a convoy for Madeira, from
whence fhc proceeded to the Cape dc Verbs /;
from thofe insnds her paaage to our Capcs was
but fixteen days. Captain Beyryjcrd, appoint
cd to fupercede Captain Bradity in the COM
Inand of the Co1,brian, off New-York, came
paienger in La Rcvolutionaire. 1t is underdood
that the recall of this lait mentioned officer,
has been in coniequence of the remembrance of
our executive, againft his wanton abuie of our
neutral privileges and fovereignty, during his
cruife off New-York. we are pleaied with this
prompt attention On the part of The Brtiih ca.
binet, as it evnces dchre To preferve unbroken
the friendlhip that exits betW cen the two natl
ons. But here we apprcberd all redrtfs of the
injury will terminate. We cannot know what
may have been the fyle of the executive, on
this occalion. But fhould Mr.. Je.tcrfon, or a.
ny of his friends, expect that any further pm.
nilhment awaits Captain Bradley, the expecfa.
ton will turn out to be chimericaI. Il has no.
been the cuhom Of the Britih government tc
dilgrace their officers at the inftance OF any fo-
reign nation. They may punifh him as they
Puniihed Captain Loring. lie may perhaps be
degraded from the command of a 10 TO ths
command of a "a. With This p,nibment Mr.
Jefferfon mutt ref contented; and Captain
Bradley will have no caufe to be diiatisiied, OF
to coniderthe American government his enc
N.Y. Norf GAG.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
NEW.ORLEANS. OA. 4.

On Tuefday the end infant his ExcelIcncy
William c. c. Claiborne, Governor of the Ter
ritory of Orleans, took the oaths of office, which
were administered in the Hall of the Municipal
ity, by James Pilot, Efq. Mayor of this city, in
prelence of the officers civil and military, the
clergy, and large concourfe of respectable CT
items. Previous 10 taking the oaths, the Co
vernon delivered the following addrcfs, which
vas read in French by Mr.. Derbigney.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

The general afien,biy convened at Rutland Oc
tohsr iith 1904, aES IN The afternoon the governor
waited on the Houlc, and delivered the foloyine
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
From q Lona'on Pabe1.
FGYprIAN 1NnrAr

lhere REORGANIZATION wll-nce tbspatrio,
tc and icientifc traveller may not bring fofpe-
thing to enrich or benefit his own. The r,scr,-
liar qualities ofthe Egyptian wheat have lang
1 oeeh ufNnoWn, even 10 the nations to which
Egypt was formerly the eIana,v but one ~
the officers whom the d,fostng foirit of Bona.
Pafte occGhoned W - itad there, has bro1rbt
trom thence few grains Of wheat which are
hkcly TO iupercedo the culture of all others. not
only IN Ireland, but here. The fem, which for
ftreneth and thickness refsnbles the fropeca
reed, IS about FIX feet high, having, when nearly
matured, top or head about twice the Gze *
an ear OF our wheat, together with fmalltr ears,
branching tomethng in the manner of oats. But
what is mott important the fem is peculiarly
nutritious for hories, rendering unneceGary tie
NE OF hay and corn. Il will not be matter ~
hrpriZe that all the feed which Mr.. Hnmnhr;cs
Ia gentleman of Dublin, to whom il had bern
originally preiented) could be induced to dii:-
pole OF Ian year, was purctafed with avidify
f"r ts'! g"4neqJ Per fare If Az. nor that Lc
has been offered and refuied eigbf t6opG,ad gni-
nSa5 1y one ferjSn, /ar n erob ofniae acyrJ, which
'', or was recently Handing.
he following mixture is in general ufe and
con.idered as very eGedual to prevent the blight
III wheat, viz. iolution OF mixture OF two
parts OF alum and orc of blue vilriol. In
Yorkshire, an ounce Of arferic cautiou1y pul-
verified, is put into four pints Of pure water,
and an equal quantity ofurue. The feed is i'm
neried IN this preparation till the downy fuh-
itlnce at the extremity of the grain is fatu,sieG
with the liquid. This procefs, however, r.
quires The utmof caution.
\ London feedsman, who had furnleG i.
large quantity Of feeds for :l1aule Bo1aparte'.
botanical eftdhlihmcnt, and hid freqnentiv aD-
pied IN vain fol payment, was lately adviled ~
feud ~ bis blu, addrcecd to "the emperor a.
the French" Hs did 20 and was Immediately
paid, 10 proud was the litt'e Corfcau 10 have
his title recognized by an E4glR Jseajlyf4.
Fromfbe Live59o9i CbroAic!e # .fAggP q.
/ We have been favored through The courter. OF
? Gentleman in this town, With The fo'iov-
ing extra3 ola letter from the late General
HAMILTON, dated New York, 1890, - A
Relation of his here who had requehtd 10
know iome part culars Of his life. We nave
no doubt but it viii be perufed At lie
prcient moment with lively iuteren.1
came 90 this country at about the age cf
10, and having always had fSrong prcUepGty
70 literary puriuits, b. ccurfe of Ready and IA
POROUS exertions, was able at The ave OF 10
70 qualify myief for the Degree Of Bachelor Of
Ar'S m the College o. Ner-York, and TO Jaw
foundation BY preparatory tqdy for The f,:3,e
protection Of the lay. Tne american R,yo-
luton iupervened. My PRINCIPLES led me 70
take part in il. Afro / catered into The >
meiican army as Captain Of Artillery, and nor
" after became By isinsitation ABIDE camp
TO General Wilmington; in which ftation f.l-
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FULWAK sKIPWITH."

Ertra7 Ct q hNec fcom q geziienan NJ Nnflbi-
toc5eJ. % bit jf4eAd in IRIS CiiJ, deted SEPT.
%, 1904.
" b. the arrival of two men from the river
sabine, we are informed, that the Spaniards are
doing al ~ their power TO fet the Indians on
or backs. They have invited all the different
tribes to treaty near Nagadoches for the cx-
preis pTpOfe, it is fad, of driving them into
war w'sh US. The treaty is 90 be held The fra
of October"
Nsfr5eJ PAPER, Od. J ..
Do7oy P,i'fig'J death having ocCaioned a
vacancy IL toe National Inilitute OF France, NJ.
KthfoaT, Of Berlin, has been elected mem
Der.
E.ctyad re hlier ram n ge7flemani IN L9s4ov,
&c lis Jrieqd IN B.fcg, Aelfd LoA4ca, SPIT g,
1909.
annex an extrad Of letter TO c. s.
vbich II nay be well to communicate 10 tlof.
j. may SonCern.
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MBLooMFiELD was re-cls2ed Governor

Mr.. Ifaac Briggs was at Franklin Court houfe,
few days paf, on his way to Ncw-OrIcans,
taking the Latitude and Longitude Of various
places, in order to alcertain the mott direct
route from the city of Wilmington, to the city
of New-Orleans by obfervation, be found
Franklin court houfe to be in Latitude =. 81.
10. and Clarkfborough TO be y. IS. SIS. From
the latter place he paned on to the Indian Va
ton AuqnRa Herald.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10

During the frt three months of the prefent
year, As appears from the cnftom-houfe books,
q278s barrels and 2lo9 half barrels -four, 226
barrels middlings, lO76 do. rye -four, 74o hhds.
and ISL barrels ofiudian corn meal, were eX-
ported from the port of Philadelphia !; and, dur
ing the three .fucceeding months, 4lo76 bhls
and 1922 half barrels -four, / bbs. nliddlings,
50 do. rye -four, 2l75 hhds. and sos bbls. in
dian corn meal.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10

TIE F,r.eb fIgatct weighed anchor yeIter-
day about O'Clock, ?. NJ. md fet iail, under
preis of canvais, up the n,ft river. AT the
moment they failed, a fire breeze blew from,
the South, and the tide was about s-4ths ebb,
70 that they would pats Heilgate at low water,
the heG period OF the tide for paliing this well
known frat. CouGderiug the direction of the
wind and cusrent, obey mutt have made very
Considerable progrefs in the courie of the night.
Immediately upon their failing, Intelligence of
the event would 90 doubt be diCpatched 70 the
Brtiih veiiels at the Hook, on whole part no
time would be lot in proceeding to intercept
the enemy. That the Frenchmen intend 70 at
tempt making their eicapc through the sound
is, we think, by no means probable. We con-
tider this movement of Monlieur as a fent, and
that his Object is to tempt Mr.. Bail to leave his
itation at the Hook, and BY pecping and
lodging" for fome time in thi, interior channel,
noripluS the enemy, and eventually elute his vi
glance. 1t would be UNREASONABLE to fuppofe
that the Frenchmcn, conhdering their inferiority
of force, not to fay of proweis, are difpoitd 70
riik arencounter SHOULD an event 10 impro-
babe occur, there is no doubt that the Britiih
tars, Ito ufe the language of old England, will
give good account of them.
". York PAPER, N2v. s.
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scrd f. nRlNClpi aid aocord'vrlv ms de-
cl,.g, In the notice hs requellS ,ht,e ma; be
90 no diShcn Of the republican vo,>s on his sc-
count" We womb ak ~"S tacs Il was no.
more honorable tor him 10 decline beng conf
dered candidate, team i wonld Lav- bCeu TO
have peytipaciuuily per6ited, III being conC der
ed ca'i6idate To the CicTihIe of the republican
iuterea.-- Sah. xin7er.
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Ply II Is, f6si az Naibor vv5o 4y,iies in ~ ge, m
T'n'@ "@ animated Eyit Eoni1 6fe, aaa5: 81: e,-
ryi7' 10 tie fanpsr ag9fon IF rs0lsa.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10

The following gentlemen are chofen Mem
bers ofthc next Congrefs, from Connecticut -
John Davenport, Samuel w. Dana, Calvin Cod
dard, Roger Grifwold, Jonathan Ogden MofeIy,
John c. Smith, and Benjamin Talmage---all fe-
deraI.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10

BY the nip Good Friends, capt. Thompfon,
arrived at Philadelphia from the lie of France,
we learn, that in the lalt twelve months, ending
the 1T of July Taft, 90 American veiiels had
arrived her, and that 80 Of ttteTr were within
the laf fix months; that provifion was very low
fcarce and high, 70 that feveral velTeIs had gone
to other markets and others were waiting in
expectation Of change.
~ T. Morn. C5ron.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10

Yoferday fs'nnight the Legislature Of New
Ieriey Attended =; the Ratc houfe in Trenton.
The Legislative Council re-clcctcd Nix. Lam
bert, Vice PRECEDENT. and General Beatty, Sc
cretary and the Houfc of AfIembly Mr.. Coz,
of Monmouth, Speaker, and James Jcierfon
WILTON, Clerk.
W/BLooMFIELp was re -cls0ed Governor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10

The Naaau m. P.) gazette Of O4ober s.,
contains a proclamation by his exceliency
Charles Cameron, governor Of tie Bahamas de-
claring the ilauds called 7us$'5 I1oal5 a part Of
the Bahama Hands, and iubictj 10 the fame
authority ". 4. Daily lia4.
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During the laf week, there arrived in the har-
bour Of 3 aon % niips, Is briggs and : fchoo-
ners, from foreign ports with very valuable car
goes. The amount OF property imported in
theie ve''eis cannot be exactly afcer, 4ined, but
is Preiuu.st 10 be from five to .E millions Of
doilsfs.- I5iL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10

On tie 96lb Mf. dr.efb debri7- a tir QoUernoy
NJ bis 7Vifs nnd oniy cbi!d. 7,be a1si7ipg nuan-
Her in sObied TIL, eaiowitr sVa, introduced ,dyezv
'ear5 from mary 9ftbs em!ieacs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10

Tuefday the "a OStobcr, we urdcrifand, was
','c day Get apart by the & 4veTnment OF Hayti
tor f%earing allegiance to the Emperor De.Ia-
hnes.--- r.. 4. Mere. 1llv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10

The Grand Jury Bergen county in the Rate
OF New-Jclfey, have found b.lo indictment
for m"1!er aganft Aaron Burr, for killing & sHc-
raj Hamilton, ia July, III fad county.
-Hm. Gil. ". T.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10

EImim4 Cu7j5, El7y. formerly member Of
th- Virginia Convention, for ratfying the Feds.
~ Contribution, 10 to fGccccd HIRE y. TyyFc,
IN. decd. IN the Coiiettorihp Of the Port
OF ~ Otlealg.-[ Hmer. Gil.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28

Engisny, A,ebhea ard Laxd-Ssrvyor,
CURvEYS & draws plans Of Eaate,, with the
ORrieseft accuracy and nea,nefs makes dehgn'
for intended Buildings and Improvement CA
mails. Briaees, Sc. sc. /; forniihes eaimates With
miou,. fpeciscations for carrying the fame into
execution having been regularly brought mp
70 the protection. with . complete knowledge
Of che practical departments. preiume, that D"
G.,v;ce, ~ill be found eminently ufefal, in caf-
,v;ne into effed any public or private works.
Genslemen reddiug at diaance, can oe
s,,n;0Ied With plsps, elevations. &c. to unite
Conveciency and Usiformisy With Durability
.na Ecouony. by tending written description
os ,he couveniences snd dze baiIding they win
~ h.ye.--Plans neatly drawn on the margin OF
T-eds' Nfwfsn. 0a. -, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
For Sale,

A N e6a,e lying 10 Ponf,et. State Of Con-
"A .neesicut, containing aboat 4zo acres OF
excellent land, 60 of which is the bef of m-a-
dow, and cut, at caa 100 ton; of hay yearly
with new two toty Dwelling Eouie and three
barn, thereon. 40 excellent fream Of water
runs through faid Farm. 90 ~hich 10 ereded
Gria- Mill with ,hrcc runi OF Zones and bolt
Black. Smiths and C!othie,'s works--a Saw
Mil, DiRillcry, SC. in complete repair. Any
gentleman wilhing 10 purchale faid eta,e, 10 re-
quefted to apply immediately TO the fubfcIibcr
on the premiic,. JOHN HARRIS.
POmt,tf, N0v. IL, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
DOCUMENT No. /.

Accompanying Mensgc from the Prcfdcnt Of
inc Uniied States. Received the Sth Mo-
vembcT, I8o4.
Exfy~6 Of ktffy from Don pfd,s C,vallsr,
Mnyqsy Of State Of BIZ Cabshe Majogyn 70
Cba,in PMetssy, Ell. dasd at fhs Pard0.
ioib Ftbyssy. 1904.
TRAEsLATioN.
"At the fame time that the miniRcr Of his
majeay in the United States IL charged TO in
form the American government sefpeeting the
ialhty Of the ramoss referred to. he has Iikcwife
orders TO declare 10 il that bis msjeRy has fhor
fl to reaounce his oppoG,ion 10 the aliesAtion
of Loui6sna made by France. Notwithstanding
the fold fcafons on ~hich il 10 founded There.
by giving new proof OF his bsneyoIence ,nd
friendfnip towards the United Staics."
Cspy Of q Lnsr f,on br Mvgn6 81 Csfa 1rys
10 s6s Sse,sfay Of Sfa~.
TrAEsLATroN.
SIR. ~
The explanations which the government Of
France has given 10 bis Ca,bolic Majeay, con-
c.soine the faie Of Loui6sns to the United
States, snd the smicsblc difpoftions on the pars
Of the king my maaer towsrds shefe Sssses
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28

SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
Has ia, Sale on Co~@1fss,
20 pipes Gin.
10 hhds. Jamaica Spirits,
hhds. ST. CIoix Rum.
10 hhds. brown Sugar,
IL hhd,. good retailing Molaae',
900 bufhels old Corn.
400 quintals fcale F'ih,
go barrel, prime Beef, put up in the b'a
manner for Shipping.
so his. kew RUM.
Cabin Sc Ship Bread.
100 barr:lS prime and mef, Pork.-%Ds,
Sondly dwelling houic,. Gtuated 10 differ
eut part, Of shis town; and quantity OF Sheep
aud Hogs Cor Chipping. -EikeSOyf.
Any quantity OF Mahogany Furniture CT
the newsf ia!hion on rcslouablc ,sTm,.
Newport, Nov. iSsh, 1894.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
Iohn & Henry Cahoone

HGve fs, lait at f5eb Stare on Banjse''' wb1,f,
EOURTH proof JAMAICA RUM,
L HOLLAND GENEVA,
ALICANT BRANDY,
SUPERFlNE FLOUR,
RYE & BUCK WHEAT, do.
POWDER, per cslk.
SHOT, by the bag,
ROSlN. by the Dbl.
Ship and Pilot BREAD. by the quantity,
Ready made COLOURS, different kinds.