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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
lWHotL.iKI No. 26s.l

tax from which the mouth of ldbgur has
been so pleasantly relieved. q. g.
J We are fastapproaehing to anew state
Of things. tits impossible, we repeat it,
that the present partial, prosecuting, OPP
ipressise, insincere and palfry system Of
administering the government caAnos
last. The tricks ofthe political jugglers
are understood and however dexte.
rousiy they may think they manage their
affairs TO deceive the community, alrea-
dy the blind begin to see--the deaf 10
hcar--and the most credulous to doubt.
II more regard is not paid to truth and
justice If the public burdens are not
more fairly eqaalized II one part Of the
country and class Of our citizens are thus
made to pay all the taxes, while another
part, another class, are to be exempt
from their share ofthe public burden, and
still to receive q full proportion Of all the
advantages, no possible consequences
that can follow need occasion any SUR
prise. z ..... ( ID I e-sl 81 go !.
--:o.o:o:19: BOO o.- I I:
, In a late view, Of the .SxATE or
FRANc 8" published by order Of. Bona-
parte, besides . large quantity Of Trash
In the usual French style, we NEE, win
the following paragraph. On this inPo-
dent production OF the Corsican usurper
we shall say nothing, but subjoin some
correct remarks by the Editor 81. the Re-
pertory: . s. IL 4. Her.
= 4 Louisiana l. henccrtsrth united telhs
American .stssisx slit that quarter roe
shall breser15e ll;rieaiis.s 1y.iose remeaa.
Brancs Df a common ot;pin min at,paus at,
fGch thcn to our iinteresf, 1yhiie ,fapsura.
BE commercial relations IpiH. mite their
bressrrifa NTH ans. ,he Unifed Sfafes
are indebted 10 Fraace for thir Lldeben-
dence--theu min ,henssforth que 90 10
their strength,asd grandeur !! I! ~ Hi
r., =. = 2 .. . -. -. ). : G. a.. e..
he'e = 49, 80 ss' ~ pusg !. iusi
'poIn sons ~ HIeY RYE ~
w.. assI y r IN E.,s II ;,s,lxey1As
.E.. 49,. &, ,,.,i. -
-. -, e; .o,,.rs i.io, 80.
-. an.;o,,s =. -. -. 49,, = -. 80.
:. f.on, h.r' ,,a,nral r;vsi - a.. ,fa,,,ss
o,.,,..., Sa-.d y ~. !, .ssA
S NJ cs..;s.sa;. - s !, .sts,
- -, S.sr.Ssd 49, -.
...... an - Z ~. $ IS sI,
-. -. = fa-s. ~, :, 49, .,ss.. a. -,
. 49, - 49, y.a 49,. ~
81. n. . shp.sss', -, 81 ~.
s.s. - 49, .a,.,s. -, :, s.s.s.. 80
tSy -. -, 80. & Fs. -. -;
w. ~" 'oa az. IL sss 49,.
!. s. = !. !. -. n. p - - $50
49, IN. ". - .ia;,. ~ -. ..s..;....s.
~. S..n:I,, :. J. :. 49, - :, s a
=. ~. 49,. 1.l,.,i;,;o, - :.
(. !. - ,,,,;n; -, ,.h;sh = -
r Rrans1 ,a,.,.,,. =. :, s,,.;a; -;
iSh;y ",.is.a,s5 "a 49,, = $500, q
n 4 nsr;es , echoed r. In n;p2o,. e
=. e., p.,u5Er All n,o., af an =
ia Ia neviy .eo',;rsd country. ia. nron;..
49, - ~ r -. TI.s:...2,l \.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
I February Court, 1904.
Philip Stout, Complainant,
i. AGAINST Al

& = 5LEsgE SE4sa5F5 AGAlNBT ~ =. -
George Hoffman, Defendant. I
ss Ii CHANCERE
AH<HIS day came the Complainant by
his Counsel, and il apPearing @ the
Court that the Defendant, George Hob.
man, . mot an inhabitant Of this Com
monwealth, il Is ordered that the De.
PENDANT doappear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in May
next, to answer the Complainant's bib,
and thata copy Of this order be forth
withpublished for two months success.
sively h the Berkeley and Jsfersoa In
feiEgencer, and also be postedap for two
months successfully ct the door Of the
Court House ofthis County. -
A Copy. Attest, 80 ILL.,. ::
DAVID HUNTER, c.s.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
T@HE Snbseriber r,r.tnrn, Is. !, -,

TINE Subscri5es returns his most
i grateful Acknowledgements 10 his
Friends and Tie pubLc for tie encourage
n.enf he has experienced, and respectful
~ iaforms them, thar ht has inst received.
and nil constantly keep for sale al lbs
Blacksmifks Shop. III ne main street
Mastinstasyg. opposite to the Indian
CHEZ Tavern, q very large and COM
blese 0ssorfment of : = s. i =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04

: Sec Gsaaaas Rsparisf or = .1sos,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-13

mover Of the gay. Of shich the foreso:nr i,sa
exrraa. and which appeared at length 10 the pa.
per before mentioned, has fuficisntly afcertaincd
the following facts: Ia. That il was the bant-
ling tas the Phrafe has been) of a vigorous, and
hot-headed federalih I'D. That j. wss conceiy.
ed and born. when fedesalifm in this State wa,
all. in all, and the aauding order Of the day
81. That IL never vas !" introduced into the
Legiilature" any farther than wn fuficient to
render it topic Of converfasion 4th That
when this purpofe ~ hich moit probably was the
0rgy parpss, for which it was created and madel
was ani~efed, II fuddenly vaniihed, and exiaed
only 10 rumor and report: Sth. That il hath
ince been performing pilgrimage to fome un-
known land. until il made its appearance of late
in the Knowing land Of Connecticut.
IL now remains to apply. and improve
thofe facts, which we fhall do at fome future time.
CRISIS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-13
NEW YORK, Apr! 9.

Capt. Tsbcr, arrived here ycferJay, 'eft 6e =
taa the Ir uit. at which tins al was tranq1"
IN ireland though the invaion Of tiat P4t
OF the kingdom Vas expected. D. this ATTY
A., We have received aregl'sFi fic Of the bsh
FAT News Letter to the 10th ult. lh'y h2".
ever contain no later accounts from Lo'doa ''s'
the I'd, the fame as by The John Morgan ~
t, Lilh ncas, there is none n tA' papers s
we are requs!ted TO Gate, that the o'as' ~ :"
the sovcrnraen, 1T Curracoa, Pf9n'o''og Wv, Wv
file o,aou- at higher price titan niue do''4 -,
per larrel, EXTENDED oaly to the f 'ut then '.
tho nane; and that fucii might ar'Se =. az =.
after the date OF The above orter, wau,a ~
branded with government mari, as di.tn:''o,'
and the corGgnee be allowed 10 tel! "I'n'S' ~
retrittion.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-13
PHILADELPHIA, hpriFIo.

I(1LLf1 tIAESJ ''ft'
His Britannia Majefy's hp ihsiis az = w -,
dam, land of Cu;lacoa, six '"'@'''
1904.
SIR, ~
Asyour Excellsncy raua b: aware ny 81,
appearace of Brtih fquadron off Cartac0a,o M ~
it is With the intention Of reducing the hi" y,
and as The force is 70 hyperion, az 10 leave o.,
doubt OF It's facets; l have the honor 10 VII III
year excellency fu.h prop,(ils as tcoace'vs e .na
be for the b-ncft Of The n md in gea'fa' IA,
fuch as your excellcncy may with honor A'S'
to. rh.u
As forming the bats Of capi'alasioe' 'h''
require the following PARTICULARS M, Of
lit. The immediars iurrendet OF the an n',,,.
Curacao and its dependencies 10 rs 0,s RS
nc MsieRg' IS arms, with the Forts "a TIC :"
taey ale az pselens.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-13

lsho1ld attempt to oppose the s17'ea,s p
the aulic tribunal Of Vienna. The ling OF
Prussia has caused formal declaration 10
be made to the diet, that he will not adj
nit the decision Of the tribunals ofthc en-
pire. This declaration IS contained in a
memorial which was delivered to the diet
by the Prussian minister on the.etwentv-
eighth of January.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-13
Indian Queen 1avc'7'.

The Subscriber will Sell the unex-
n;rcd tern, of his lcafe of that noted and much
freoucnsed TAVERN, known by the name Of
TIE Imdlan Queer, corner OF ST. Ataph and Ming
Streets. The Grnation is equal TO any IN Alex
andria, and the bufnels now done is equal, itnos
faperior, to any public houfe in the Town. =
There are fix years andGx months of the leaie ye
60 run. For terms apply on the premies to
John H0dgklns.
MarckS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-13
publtt sale.

On Friday the .oth inf. will be fold
at the vendue Store at erediseos 90 and 60
days,
20 crates Queens Ware,handGsme-
|ly aforsed,
II crates Stone Ware,
. boxes Window Gl-is,s Bye,
40 boxes plpes.
p. G. MARsTELLER.
April II. ;
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-13
Pubic Sale.

On the 18th inf. will be fold on the
pennies. Uoion Street,
La quantity of BRICK &STONE
the remains Of the Union Ta7ern, the property
of the late VIM. Hunter.
Philip G. -MarReller.
April II
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-13
A FEW TIERCES
FRESH CLOVER SEED,

FOR SALE,
and 90 be had BY the caR or blfhel at Kinks
wharf or az my mill.
April s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-13
Februaryss.

The comitial deliberations the affair
of the virile votes, which were again inter
rupted for some time, have beenresumed.
Several ministers. whose courts had de-
laved declaring their opinions, have now
given their votes. Among these are the cleo
toral minister Of Hanover.who has propes d
the establishment of deputatlon authoris-
ed to endeavor to bring together the d.
.vded opinions, and to submit to the diet
conciliating propositions. But the affair
which at present excites much attention
is that relating to the equestrla order of
the Empire which has come to such a cri-
sis as to be no longer susceptible OF an ami
cable arrangement. The conservatorium
of the Empire, or sentence of the aulic
council of the Empire announced to the
diet. by the mnisterssof the court Of Wen
ma. gives to the elector,:the arch-chancellsr,
the electors Of Saxony and Baden, and to
the archddke Of Austria, a formal commits
sion to re.establish the immediate nobi-
lity in their former situation, and even in
case of need, by the force of arms; of the
execution of this commission, the emperor
expects to be informed In the course OF two
months. What increases the danger OF
this crisis, is thelsapport which the court
of Berlin may give to those OF Munich,
Cassel, Darmstadt and others, II they
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
Shameful!

INA highly, diiorganizing and ieditious
production, which originated in the Bottom Re.
sty,0yy, and has hecn copied into fcverai newt
papers. the following priunie esfsmsy occupies
y place amidR numerous paragraphs OF tsbhe
9ysejex.
"M,. Je6s,/Sx---bss cs,toiuy a, Jt,splel
arLeu be qvi,bes 10 dsbancb ne trtt efa friend .
Heavenly Charity herielf viii approve when
we fay, that the man who could w1itc aud pub.
lin this fcsndal---this well known 4 ,horough-
" refu,cd icandal---is no Other than VILLAIN,
and merits the fcorn and execrs,ion OF all virto-
ouS men. Mceknefs might well ahumc the
ehafiGpg icourge, and accompany the Indignant
poet,
- 20 LAB ibs rajcaf ssked through fbr 7perid."
The paragraph lndouhIedly alludcs to the
exploaed Hory IeisS,ve 10 Ms. Walker, which
wa. circulated few years face with incredible
induary, and cslled forth Respectable teftinony
q, that time TO contradict and crulh il. Amoug
Others, Ms. MARsHAL1 II Wssinia. BROTHER to
the Chief Juitice OF the Uniled States, though
a EcderaliR, declared in CoDnet'icut ths, there
war NOT the fhadow OF q foundation tor the re-
port, as he wss well acquainted with the lady and
family OF Mr.. Walker; and he fpurned Il ss a
bate snd insamons fabrication. Upon this the
yhameleis men dropped IL. thcugh they never had
the honor to give il public ietrsaiou.-T
Cory has ilept from that PERIOD tM d.. Park
opencd his Repe,,sy IN Boeor, from whence, az
from fecond Psndors's box, 1t has ssi;,,'iAo-
cd, in company with vaa variety oi oihrs Glth
& other ialfhood. That Dr.. PARK ihould revive
and publiih the flsnder. is not fsspriEng. as his
cbarattef for fcsndal ], psa redemption. But
thar men. prsfending 20 any dccency, thould
copy il toto o,heis Cszcttru is truly seoaifhiug.
But il, unia,isixd with treih hb'ics,ioOs, ihcy
choofe 20 follow dcirefare wretch in the pub
iica,ion Of Asie and exploded tslfhoods, they
! furely mua have their own way---and wish
their way. their dejeru: they mutt he allowed
Soolifhly to accumalstc irfamy upon thcm.elvcs
In the aa Of attempting TO heap il upon char
aeser, whole purity ashes their utmoa malice.
Itis afIcrscd by perfons Of the 6'a reipsa.
ability, who have viG,ed the family Of Mr.. Walk.
er, that were the calumniatou to Zee the amia.
bic lady involved in this icsadsl, were they &c
wiNoeis the nnutterablc darcfscxpcricocedb by he
and her huibard and friends. 10 rejecting upor
the hasbarous aory shieh has been psopaeated
II their hearts were not formed cl feel, the luffa
fons OF ihame would cover them. sud pity to
;siuved innocence could compel them to repcr
oitbn mesbsi Of venting their ssncor at the Pre-
fdsnt.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14

lmagine too, what muA be The irnfbilities
of the yirtuous dassbitys of Mr.. Jeffsrfon upon
the propagation OF Iseb repor, together with
sfbeys. II pofiblc, more infamovG! G!--Onc Of them
however, has lately Quilted this world Of drs,x;-
tion, and reas in the bofom OF an Almighty hsf-
ent and Saviour, who once f" endured the con-
radietion of Gnners sgainf himfeif." and now
|withbolds his thunder from the heads of the gull
~. pisyin his vileft toes and tolerating their
moR outrageous abufes.
1t fhe conductors Of thefe vehicles of flan-
der would but for moment contemplate with
'coolnef the extenfye effect, of their favage con-
|duesit ihould feem that they cannot be 10 lof 10
every trace Of virtuous fcntiment, or humane
feeling as to pcrf0 in their carrcer.-Bafc aaal.
6ns Of private reputation diaorben Of the
peace ct innocent women what bounds do you
propofe to your Hagiiioufnefs-where will be the
end Of your cnormitcs! Expofe mems p0i;feal
errors as much you plcafe ,--expofe their NOR
al errors IL veSl and neoefity require II but
carry not your murderous inGnuations into che
bofoms of peaceful families, nor conjure up
crimes which YoU KNOW do not erjf. s.. :
You pretend 10 be friends of CbEaiasiiy,
its fxeixfur friends. Obey, then its prime die
ta,e--AHtbings qobayoue, ye aco1id haf msa
<saad do INTO yon, 10 ye evss 10 10 fksz hkezsjfs
But il the innate excellence Of fhc gofpei cannot
refrain you, rene mber its dcnunciatons THAI Hy
toe,he, God qviV j.4gr. anil all LI4RS.yGaL
bdve fbsir part in tbs lake qUbjeb 6xrnetb zpitk
FIRE and 6yiEFone,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
MsDITERRANRAN PASSPORTS.

Nouce is here5y given, that - has heen
deemed cxpsdiea, TO change the form Of the Me.
diterranean Paaport ia,cd to yefels of the u
niied States tbst from the eighth dsy Of July
next. ,hole OF tho ncw form win be iiIucd at the
coilom hoofes to every velcl. foe which sppli.
cation may be made on compliance with the
terms prcfcribed by lsw and (urrendekog the
f,rmer psG,ou Of which lhe may Be pciisiIed, il
any, in which latter cafe no fees will be required
for the exchange: and that by On awaneemen,
sgrced upoa by the Barbary powers, with whom
We arc AZ peace, either the old or the new form
of pafzpoft viii be fuf6sient to protest the yef.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
WILLIAM BRADFORD.

PkyGeias, Msm5sr efhbr College Of Surgeons .,
Lordan, and M,dqVJs,
a CQUAlNTS The inhabitants of Newport,
"A that he has lately arrived from the Welt
Indies. where he has prsetced Medicine, Sur.
gerry aud Midwifery for upwards of FIVE years
with fueces but preierring TO rcfide in Amer-
CT. ard having been fohcited by ieyerai Of his
friends, has indoced him 10 istle' in Newport,
and hopes by his Kill ani attention to merit
the coun'enance and APPRECIATION OF the inhabi-
tanis thereof.
N. B. He reades in Thames Street, in the
houGe belonging TO Mr.. John Red.
Ae7spo,l, .Jz1e 6, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14

To facilitate the ciainants under he s,h
article of the treaty wish Great Britain. the re-
ceipt Of their monies in inasnces in which they
have not conAitu,ed the public agent in London.
their fPecial attorney. il has been thought proper
TO draw to the United States all fuch monies of
the above defcription as may not be drawn from
him BY the individuals themfelves prior to the
LIT OF September next. The agent 10 accordingly
inftrueted to eeafe paying them after that date,
but after the m Of November next, they will
be again payable at the City of Wsfhiugton, to
thoie who have right, OF to their attorney . de-.
ly authorized.
Department of State,
April a8th. ISo4.
or qbf Printer Of ibe La4vs Of Use Usi,sS
Sfafts are Regretted igjfrf RE a6spx is sbsir ref
tet7ive G0e<iifs fosy fuSs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14

rrufr ro SEVER THE WHO'S. "A lev ihorf
,xtratis will enable our readers 10 Judge, wheth-
,r tse " indignant frown" Of Walhington ought,
or ought not, TO be applied in this inftsncc.--
The piece 10 headed with the alarming motto,
s Bio4v ys ibs trumpet in Z's1."
And the iist ientence Is,
I" The citizcns of the States north OF the Cnc'a-
peale, have been 70 much occupiea, with the
diGentions Of The fedcraiias and the democrats.
that they have overlooked the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
of the fouthern States and their accumulating
power" (There are fcveraI (effbn IN th" trai-
tcrom performance, deGgned to engage the
northern democrats TO think favorab!y OF the
stgfsa.l
Afierwards, with the fpirit of Cstaline
and the torch of Difcord already Haming in his
hand, thu author demands,
80 And are WE to iubmit 10 the guidance x
the tyranny Of the South are the States from
the Chefspeake to the liver ST. CIoix. 10 be on
ly the fa,tcllirss Of Virg,niaf"
Again, "Who freed Virginia and the Caro-
linas from the Britifh troops when aided ny their
Aaves! II was the men OF the North---thc now
defined vaffals Of the South"
The parricidc then comforts his gsiIty ioui
by faying,
!. But will not defpair." And encour-
aSine himfeIf with the idea that the northefn
democrats will ioon open their eycs and unife
with the federslias in oppoGti-a 10 tho iooth-
ern intereils, obfervcs--" the mock adminiitra-
rion of MIR. Jefcrfon and his friends OF the fouth,
will then crumble away fafaer than the mouldcr-
ins monuments of the Capitol" The city OF
Wilmington which Aands on the psopofed line OF
diyEop, is tn be deferted and become heap OF
ruins. muuldering monuments !'--an idea
not unlike the ore contained in late declaration
of a gentleman of New. Hampbire, high 10 OF
Gee, VIZ. fba. i5s Siati myf Be Jrvt,ed, and fbe
pabhs 6H,iiixgs at fbs p,slrns Jtaf Of gsve,nmfn'
bs tegye,led me 5a,yasA, fer JslanuD
The piece cioies with plain annunciatian
Of the TREASON. couched in Raring capitals
in the following psGage;
"Let Therefore the diGntereRed among
oar federal add democratic republicans, lay
aide their fatal dilfen,ions, which have ferved
no rurpoie. but the purpofe Of their enemies.
We Aei then be able to Tx jah BALANCE +
OF POWER, Sea- ufaal phiaie applied 20
the Etay1t governments OF Europe 80 6gaity a
thing, which, {honh il exit here, woa!d doubt
!eis be followed by thc fame direful coniequerce
IL has produced there, VIZ. an endleis ieEies OF
the bloodiea wars.
If,he Spirits Of the blefIcd have cegnizancc
ofthiog, on earth, moa not Wilmington 10 glo.
W" irown Indignantly" on iuch men as shsle J
and muit not his frowns be tic more fyere and
terrible by their hypocritical proclamation oi his
name, pretending TO be bis eseigh5s frerds, ihc
only Wa,gingfoxiGns, while they ,hos ict al
nought hi c0untcls and ,ramplc his lait ioemn,
dying ADVICE under foot Bot, Wilmington
sce will obey tbce--according 10 thy pfecept, we
wc will isdignas,iy fyercs ON fbs f,f dazrnfsg
Of tVey ahfwps 10 aGsnan one pO,nsn If err corn
Ivy Eo~ rbe ,,f, and 10 enftebk The Jaered tie,
apbtb link ssge,ber the vnrioS' pa,n Of re Uni'".
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14

f:ls OF the United States, from capture Until ,Ae
1T Of July 1906, after which the old form Of
paGpoft will be unavailable and the new one
alone in ufc. -.
Department of State,
z3d ofMsy, 1904.
9bs Prinx0 Of fbt La4os Of t5e United
Sish' are rqH19sd 10 iu)tn tbs above ia tbsir
GaSeite' tzoiee aoeek 70, fbe pace efGr masfbf,
and tbs C'lleaan IF tbs Csaami 10 KEEP eeti1 Of
IL fs7ed up ia. .Abei, e5ses,.
Msy 80, 1904. on 6m
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
William Douglas,

df fbe Head gf Br0ad. Sfr<ef,
Las confantly for faic. general Abort.
i l. ment of Wet India and other
G. G O u S.
Freh ESSENCE of SPRUCE, per gallon
or quart. The fra quality Sythes and Sythe
Sticks, complete :--Rakes, Hoes & Hoe Han
dies, Fork Tails, &c.
One ton FLAX Of various qualities and
prices.
This day received 1000 weight clean FLAX.
Alto !msli fuppIy of Poplar Tor ladies' Bonnets.
One bunch will make bonnet. A large guam
tity Of ], daily expected.
GT CASH, and 7O0 Pence baJf
Prry per pound. given for Cotton and Linen
RAGS. ="
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
Rhodes 6 Hammond

HAvE FOR sALs,
(KboIeak and RefaaJ vR
] AMAICA fpirits 4th prof,
Cognac Brandy I'd do.
Barcelona dc. 4lh do
Holland Geneva, rFt
Hayanna brown, Do. white,
Ls.d s%a q and id quality & SUGARS. &
Hyfen, Souchopg, I TEAs Of the
< Bohea ftft quality
Cofse, Pepper, Fmsnto,
Ginger, Mnasrd. Nutmeg,,
Alum, Saitpetre, Benneoheve's Snuff,
Sope.hne Flour, Gafs- Ware,
A few bales Gotten Wool of an excellent oud;ty.
20 gsstels Mris & Prime Beef s. Pork. SC. &c.
Mwfon, June 7, 1904. q.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
Ne1v Variety Store.
THOMAS .. STALL.

INFORMS his friends. and the public in gen.
L eral. that he has opened Grocery Store, in
his hoate iu Thames- Street, late the property Of
Je,t96 kogso. and directly oYpo6,es,. 4. Wil4-
V'' Book Store, where he of:r, for fsle the toll
loving Goods a, v>Iy low price:
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

70 til 1on1rn6is tie 1s,ficrs s tx Ceaif ), Cow
nan Peas, holden at Portland, sOif ia and Ev
sbs county sf Cumberland. On TIE sbvd Tsssds,
sf 1.as, Anne DENIM, 800.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

I
1.4ref rights. Of AMERICANS, were adAilcd by ]a-
ctbins, with all thcirs arts Of mifreFrefent ton
and .falf.hood. Or Film to fSund pyineipies im-
p.lled sne sufif iii, (ioswsre iacobiHs cali
III at that pssiod) to. iueh lhameleis m;lrerre-
Gntatons asainis- il, and fuch ridiculous finn
ders agant iss fap,orters, as at the prefcnt day.
g would lptead biuth over the mott hrazen
krow." The people have rad experience OF its
hleiings, and its eppoiess dare not, at this day,
proceed in their operations BY open attacks; they
nh~ attempt fccrssly, to undermine the .princi-
pes'wn'ch fupport it, ri the hops to efed its
Etl; 6us although they boat, that they are /" in
The full lid: Of iuccefsful experiment y its Il
friends will fill hope there is virtue enough left
among Us to fupp,rt the lettering fabric, and
TO fave our country
But in ipite Of opp,Gtion, and though art and
Intrigue. cunning, MISREPRESENTATION, aud falis-
hood, with rarcinirtci zeal, we're c nployed to
Freyent its adoption, virtue trcnphed, and the
contribution was ratified. lis oppofers well
knew that when the experiment was made. ie
would fefllt in the happncfs OF our country,
and the remedy Of the evils which had opprefsd
us. rhofe, therefore, who he'd been its drclared
enemies, avowcd themfclves to be its friends.
It remained for fubfequent events TO determine
whether their projections were fincere or hypo-
critical. IIe BE- continued