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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-13

SpsMo2, No Je0eE0t prfHt can 0nHt 20
extend sheiT eieulation, without a ne
gisct sf6s'y. r. = :
RKvIEw OF JEFsRRsoNs ADMlMsTRk-
Is TON. - =,
NO. II. - -4....'-.
Tie cause, which operates most pow
Srtai.y in displacing an administration in
elective governments, is generally the
charge Of mismanaging the national &.
nanees. Thus i. happened to the WASH.
lSGroS and ADAMS administrations. So
often did the nartiaans Of the present
rulers exeiaim against the federal direc-
ton Of the revenue 80 often did they
repeat the cry ofvenality, corruption, &
prodigality- in those who controlled it
that in defiance of truth, they at last cleo
tri6ed the public mind, AID produced q
change. An examination however of
the state of finance at the commencement
and during the former goiernment, will
ONCE MORE, III ALMOST NNuMERABLE
TINES, discover the only reason for such
a change, CONSCIOUS FAILS HooD. 1t will
show the fiscal operations the federal
administration to have be. IN highly con-
daeise to the prosperity f the nation
and consequently the eoAduet Of their
successors toward them, ID have beenun-
principled and disgracefuk It willpoin
to the cause ofthe consideration and res
peet which We. enjoyed among foreign
nationss and enable US by comparison,
in the conclusion Of these numbers, to
ascertain the merit of the respective add
ministrations. ~-..rv ~. 8 +:
From areport Of a Committee of Con-
gress, appointed, March 20, 1900, to
examine the accounts fthe United States
relating to the public debt. and a report
OF Mi. GALLATIN, dated December ts,
1901. with the documents, to which in
these reports there is reference, il APP
pears that the federal administration re-
eeived from the confederation debt of
T6,Ts!>95s dollars. The property Of
the United States, which they possessed,
when their fiscal arrangements began to
operate, aad which has applied to the ex-
tinguishment ofthe public debt, amount
ed to little more than two millions and
an haH.-The debt therefore, for which
the tederaiists had to provide, was
Asiss,ss6 dollars. This sum was to be
paid by the poceeds Of a revenue, as vet
scarcely systematized. On the first day
Of January 1898, when the conduct Of
France had forced US to arm our vessels
alter drinking the cup OF humiliation to:
the dtegs the amount. OF the debt was
o7s627 ,S5S dollars. At this time there
iese~the- government had discharged
more, than six millions and An half. On
the 6rst OF January, 1900, the debt a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-12
pubItf uenOae.
On FRIDAY,


:. - .,rlock, qoiY be sska a. f6< pfsd.e Store
= Rum = IN hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy in PiPss,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Wbikey and Apple Brandy in bis.
sspyar ia bids. tierces and bis.
Coffee ia tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Ra;Gns in kegs, boxes and )ars,
Fiss in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware IN crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatingss
Kerlcymeres, Daails,
Plains and Ksrfeys,
Negro Cotions, Sergss,
Eisficks, hluc Friezes,
Calinnncoes and Raaels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and CaIiccss,
Iriih Linens, Sileia 60.
Ofnaburgs and Tick!enburgs,
Mullins and Maiiin Haad'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandaana Handkerchiees,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G.MARSTELLER.
January g.
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January 9.
Tl1nlS CYdUen.


Has ufreccived and is now opening at bis fore in
King a few doors above Meiifs. Ssnnes
and Watts's, haodfome aGoTtment Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
conGaipg offupsr6pe broad cloths, and c1a
merss, coating, forcG cloth, kedsy, ard halt
thitks, friped and rofe blankets. frizcs, fannels,
tcil'neit and fwanflowns, Rohia heeting, ravens
duck, dowlas, creas and ticklenhurgs, brcwn and
white platlas Lib linen, long lawn and fine
cotton flirting, an elegant aGortmeut of cambfie
mullins, white and coioared 6ne India null null
andiPrigg do .falhionable chintz and cslicoes, ur
a''ule DO. ladies extra long cotton gloves, French
aaa Eoglilh silk pick nick, & lace do. s 4 faitin
"npe aud fancy boriefed cambria eswls, white
a0d eoloured camel's hair DO pateat icwing cotton
threads, lace, sbobbin, sc. Sc. The above goods
WI oe dfpcfed OF onthc ufaal terms for cath.
Nova. d
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THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1904.
lanes BACON.

AZ biz Store on King .Stytrf. rutbtn ore 900, Of
H,4Gingtou-Stytet. 6asjaa refripca, & faast;-
~ r4el o6o,trd
which, with general assortment of Teas, Sugars,
Coffee, Wines. Brandy, Spirits, and geaeEaliy E =
very other article in the grocery line, be offers
for sale on the most moderate terms.
O9.r5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
SALEM, March 26.
LATE FROM FRI NCE.

Capt. Giles arrived at Beverly OF Si,ua.x
last from Bordeaux. H: left Bordeaux h. -
and the river rhe aIst February lie ini,'aa
that forty guns boats sailed ifom Bordeaux i,
Flushing AS it was sad) four days before /.
sailed, aud that another expedition Of boats WEI.
preparing at Bordeaux, These boass are from
SIXTY to ninety tons burthen, pole topmaa, and
very heavily rugged, some carrying one, and o
Tiers two very heavy pisces of cannon.
Captain Giles expected that an embargo womb
&c ordered az B5rdeans soon after he sail.
ed.
The preparations fol the invaGon were aston.
ifingly immense, and would exceed belief. ex
cept 10 an a6fuai eye witness. Capf, c. 67my
believes that theinvaGon will Dc attempted. Ma
commissions are now gran ted 70 priyaJeefs, on
accent of the scarcity of seamen, as was con.
iettured,
Eotered, Chip Trent, Kinsman, Legion schr,
Two Sisters, Giles, Bordesux.
Cca;ed, ships Bonnefta, 0:good, Naes;
Endeavor, Butfinton, Cop@nLagsu gsk a.tige,
Endicott, Suminam-
March III arrived, fchr. I 70 S:}}crs, e2a, 3.
Giles from Bordeaux. Siitid ID t2&py "A
capr. Hopkins, in a brig for Bofon.
Captain Knowles, in 8 Bottom iaaoonsr, vas
to fail next day after be had lo8 his mate en-
his outward paf4age. Left there, Feb. 7, hip
Eliza, captain William Richardlon, OF Sasan, to
fail about the laf of March brig .ffind, Brac:
OF do, who had Loft one Of his crew overheard,
belonging to North Carolina captains Bay and
Hooper, in Matbietlead fchooaegs to fail ia 9
or days, ifan embargo did nor take pIace.--
Lett in tic river hip Minerva, Ward TO fail fot
India the hr& fair wind. Spoke, lat. ~, long.
s., three ffhing fchooners which faild on the 4'h
infant from Marbleh-ad for the Banks. Capt.
G. informs that the American vff,ls rece0ty
arrived at Bourdca6x had fcen feveFal wrecks
on their psGage. Captain G. brought CON.
plese lit of American vefeis he LETT at Bur
desux, but has unfortunate y mislaid il.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
TANNEY g PATTON
S II 0 f S.
SAMUEL CLARK

SAMUEL CLARK
~Re[psafally intarms bis Taqva and Coaqfy Cgi,
taners i5qt be e0nnmplat<s ieaVi3g this Place
Jgortly, and qOiH dj[ps/f effbs Jal2oeVing S6of!
.for ray@, credit, or prodact-Oi@
Engliih and American colored Kid
Slippers,
DO. black and white, high and low heels,
Black, red, green and blue Morocco Slip
pers,
Ladies Blask Morocco Jcfarfon's ihoes.
Miles Red and Black do,
500 pair good Calf Skin Slippers.
Black Stuff do.
RliG9s' Morocco ard Leather Slippers.
Boys fire and coarse ihoes.
Children's Jefferfon Shoes, and pumps.
Mems fine Morocco hocs, and dancing pumps.
DO. fne Morocco ihoes, and coarle lhoes.
March a. d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
~ q TIC 4.

The CIRCUIT Court of the Difn6t OF
Columbia having at the March fefion holden
in the county Of Alexandria, Ordered and d.
rected, in the fnitc of Wylie, Langley and Others
eonplainauts agslna Robert Alexander, his I,rui
tees and other defendants depending on the Chan.
Gerry iiac Of the fad court. that the fuslcriber
make up, adult, fttie and report to the iaid court
the accents and claims OF TIE laid plaintiffs,
Rated in their bill and Of ether Judgment ere
d.rors Of the faid Robert Alexander, anterior to
the deed Of ;uf msr,ionea in the faid bill, which
dccd bears datc the IS h1ay of December l799'
The feyeral pcrlons coming under the dTees
order made in,he afosefaid flute, axe hereby IN.
formed, that Ahall attend at ny ofce in tie
town OF Alexandra, from tbs day until the orb
OF April next on whi,h day lhall make up my
report. 10 carry into effect the 4aid order, at
which tine and place the feveral parties inter-
,eaed are reqneacd 10 astsrd with me neceGsry
documents, 10 enable me TO execute the order.
George Deneale.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06

Of any natural right whatsve-, over yl',,,
not osen en- lowered 10 legi+la,e. |, VIII "
be denied then, I imagine that every n,, ~ D.
neural right 10 his own hair, and thar !. :" !
qa4lly his property by gift o. mature a, hi, b,l
sect, ears, eyes, or teeth. Of This natural 49,
dage indeed as on any other, man nav !, p[ 50
iesenr value, according too their dffren, -, s"'
of ornament, or IDEAS ot comfort AMI c,nv.,.s g
(Io be continued.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06


the CITY on Sunday on visit to Monticel-
10. We understand that it is his intention
to return within two or three weeks.
Extract Of a Ietter trom GabF. 8an5r'dgs'
to C0mmod0re Pre6Ie, dated 1Tlf0E, No.
Oem6er /, 1908.
Had not sent the schooner iromus the
accident might have been prevented. II
not we should have been able to have extrl-
Gated ourselves from Barbary prlson:-
But my motive in ordering her OFT Caps
Bon was to grant more Efficient protectiioa
to our commerce than could by keeping
sherwit me. | hope you will consider the
arrangement as iudicious and done with the
best intentions, although it has proved un'
fortunate.
The f5Aowing officers bags been ordef'd q. to
;o?n the Sfibs put IN commission aid no."
bfepariag ,|5r the Msditerra'eon'
Samuel Barron,
John Rodgers,
flames Barron,
Hugh G. Campbell,
Isaac Chauncey,
George Cox,
William c. Jenckes,
Samuel Evans,
Edward Wyer,
f. C. Wederstrandt,
Charles Ludlow,
Marmaduke Dove,
Christopher Gadsden,
Oliver Il. Perry, q
John NJ Gardner, :
Daniel Murray,
George Balfour,
Edward Cutbush,
P. 1t. Medard,
Thomas Triplett,
Nathaniel Tisdall,
Startling Archer,
Alexander MsWillianis,
Joseph w. New,
LarLin Griffin,
William Baker,
Isaac Garretson,
Charles Wadsworth,
Butler Cooke,
Silas Butler,
Thomas Johnson,
George H. Geddes,
Edward O'Bnen,
James S. Higinbotham,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
March II,
Notice.

The time OF fetAing the accounts
between CaIharine Brown, ExecutFM, OF Wm.
Browr, dcceafed, complainant, and Eiz. Brown,
defendant IN chanccry, is, at the requelt ct one OF
n. parties, poaponed until Thnriday the 18th
dsy ot This ina. r:hen the parties will attend at
the place hereroiole notihcd, &c
~ r. Radcliffe.
dl2thA
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public Salt.

I1uDlif 5aie.
On the 9th day of April, will be iold
the prem:fes,
a too J2oy frame Holfe and Lot
Of Ground,
: ia fee frnple, well fired up tor grocery fore,
large dry cellar. The Rand is equal TO any
on the areet. G,usted on the eaG fde OF Union
Street, and the loath Gde of Duke Street fronting
on Union 70 feet J inches, and mdepth s. feet
Terms -one four,hof the purchafe in hand, the
balance on a credit Of fix, nine and twelve
months.
3 Philip G. Maraeller.
April
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
WASHINGTON April. a.

The President of the United States left
the CITY on Sunday on visit to Monticsl-
10. We understand that it is his intention
to return within two or three weeks.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09

ing iis SCI into effect. That the overftcrs
OF the poor, and their fucceiors in each
county where any fuch property remains,
thaii perform all the duties required of
then, respectively by this a6t, under the
penalty OF two hundred dollars each to be
recovered IN any court cf record, by any
one who viii fue fer the fame. That the
iaid oveiteers and their fucceiiors or a naio-
rity OF them, who fhall perforIn'the duties
hereby required, lhall be entitled to re-
ceive for advertising, telling aud conveying,
any OF the iaid property, commiiiion of
three per cent. and for collecting and APP
propriating any of the funds BY them recei-
we'd, three per cent. more andfhal be &C
countahie to their tucceiIors as in other
cafes. That nothing herein contained ihall
authoriieafale ofthe churchesandthepro
ty therein confined, or the church-vards.
nor In any manner affect any private dona-
ton made prior to the firf day of ,anua-
ny one thoufant f ven hundred and feventv
feven, for church and other purpofes, where
there is any\perfOn in being Untitled to take
the fame under any private donor; nor to
AFFECT the property of any kind, which
may have been acquired by private dona
tons, or tubfcrptionS by the faid church.
iince the date lat mentioned
Thus far what may be confidered as
public atts....there are a multiplicity of
private acts, icattered among the fefiions
acts of our Legislature which may contri-
butte to throw an additional light upon this
fubie6t.
From the whole of thefe private acts it
may be collected, that the globes and chur-
ches were purchafed at the expence Of the
pa11itioners generally....Tha they were
confidcred as having an intereft therein.
that on the diviiion of parilhes, the inbabi-
! tants Of one part of the parifl, were fire.
quentlY Reimbursed by the other for their
contributions towards the purchafe of the
glebe and church for the frit pariih. ..or the
globes were fold, the money divided be-
{ tween the pariihes in proportion to their
| number Of titheables, and vefted in the vef-
tries respectively for the purpofe Of purcha-
ing other globes. 1t 40 appears that in
iome infances, by = fpccia! proviiion in the
acts, the veftries were declared to be perfons
! capable Of taking the conveyances and
holding the lands.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09
AN ACT

~ahf91g Pro7jfoa FIR tire barmeHf ef bl
el0'7J 9foifise1S offbr U1ifcd Sfaict on
ne 8oTGWme1f Of Fynacc, he boyHeuf
q0bie> ba5 been a1imed By Tire Uniffd
Sfote5 w 7i,tne IF tie conUcAfion oF tie
3otb ct 6bJii, 07e tboylznd eiybt bhadysd
end tb,ee, bergOeea tie United States and
the Fre7cb Sr5nbEr.
= t it eaqa~dby tie Se7afe end H9af of
- RI'yG'f1tA1iPeJ cf lie Uiifed STAIR of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09
y T AUTTO RITZ.
FLAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES
A N A or

4
To enable tie P,-sfdet oftbe United STATE,
TO fakePqLs1Fon oftte territories c.dcd b.
France 10 the United SfateJ, 6ytIe tyxofy
eonclnded at P1r;5, on the fbirtietb 6f
Hl'rHhgR, ami far tie temporary gopeyn-
n1ent tberz2f
z Z it enaaedIy tie Sen4fe and Hone of
, RepyglsatGti0e5 Of Ire UnitsI SAL, ef
.fnifriea in CongreG HBsmbLed, That the
PRECEDENT ofthe United Safes, be and he is
hereby authorized to take petition of. and
occupy the territory coded by France 70 fbe
Omted States, by the treaty concluded AZ
Paus on the thirtieth day of April laft.
between the two nations; and that he NAV
.of mat purpoie, and ia order to maintain
IN fhe taid territories :he authority of the
United States, employ any part OF the ar
ny and navy of tie United States, and of
me force authorized by an act paiied the
tnird day OF March lat, entituled " an a2
GifectnG detachment from the militia of
inc United States, and for erecting certain
arienais," which ne may deem necefarv.
and 10 much of the fun appropriated bv
the lad act as may be neccfary, is hereby
appropriated for the pupole of CARVING
TINS act into effect to be applied undcrthe
direction ofthe Prefident OF the u States.
oec. Q. Hpdbe ii. fivfber eAaTed, That
until the expiration Of the preient felton, Of
Congrefs unlefs provifon for the tenpora-
ny government ofthe Glid territories be foo
ner, made by Congreis, all the military, civil
and judicial powers, exercifed by the Off
GERS OF the exiting government of the fame,
HAIL be vefted in fuch peifon and perfons,
and ihall be exercifed in fuch manner as the
Prciident Of the United States faIf direA.
'or maintaining and protecting the inhabi-
tants OF Louiiiana in the free enjoyment of
their liberty, property ard religion.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker eftbe HonJe of Rebyefnfaiize,.
JOHN BROWN,
PrGFdenf oftbe Senate pro fensbore.
October 81, 1905.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09
a GARD.

) he Taf7onal anusement, md
ne utility derivcble from we'll conducted
Magazines, viii hardly be contrever4ed A.
c rd'ngly there are few countries in vtic,,
they are not numerous &. wei received Ard
e. the bsciber thinks lie is correct VIE,
h saws rha- NOT ONE is publf. he'd in tho
fesrec'able and scienti6c s-a'e IF Viroiria
He designs 70 publish MAGAlrs,r. Drioc;-
na''y''t not altogether Of a ii -erar, car,,,lcv-
or, prov ided he 90 aims adequate support from,
us fellow G liens in which case, he fatter.
himself That his cEer-iors wiz prove f,lv ga
hftac5'rv TO his patrons, ard somewhat adj
N.antageou9 To himself Tic prosrectus oe
le work viii, in a shor' TIM, be pqblishcd.
n, J. DIXON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09

= See acts of 1884, c. 10, 90, 1886, G.
l6, %. 1888, c. 20. 1910, c. 1. 1912, c.
so, 81. l744, c. 10, IS, 25, 81, 81. I747,
c. 2. 1883, c. 10, 81, 1855, c, 10. 1902,
c. 60, 2S, 81, 80, "a. 1860, {. IS, 80,
50, 81, 81, 60, 81, 81. 1772, c. II, 80, So.
Octo. 1870, c. A. May l777, c. 30, 81,
81. May 1878, c. l3. O6fo. 1878, c. 81.
May l779, c. 81, 80. O6to. 1879. c SO, 46,
~: Octo. 1850, c. l9.-The above are all
private acts.
See ALTO 1850, c. Is, 10. 1882, c. IS, Is.
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OF TIE Subscribers to 7Ec ENGUIPEP,
S'5o freserVe regular .6ie 9ftbe pare, ta,, Sc
9'Fal ''eehs' 7'iH5ave an qtfo1tpni,y q possess
ing oo'"b'eat series 6tc dos Of toe lagt ses-
SION Of Congress. TIE ,sia.ty-one lctq 7giH be-
published IN t6e orae, IF time in ,r5icb abey
zyeye baaSeR.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19

taa.e, os lie value OF tfos baulyr3 dol'a,s, are
slIowed TO vote. Thefe qualified voters voIe
for all The ptheIs.
rIIcsn never be forgotten, how King, Gore,
Dalton, Dawes, Dana. Ps,lons, Anes, and all
,hoie who are pow oppoicd 20 the counitution
-on-,his article, maintaincd it ss right, equita-
bic, poli,ic and jaG in the convention of Bottom
when the confitution was eRAb!iihed.
But i, is nov found 10 be- wrong and
though the conAitution expressly ptovides, that
there hall be no charge in the article refpetting
ilavery before the year 1853, YET &C are called
upon 70 enter ona civil var, anj to .diGolve
th. national government, bccaute, that If there
hal NOT bern this error in it. John Adams might
have feJijJ had more votes. 'f'
as thc fifth article ia the coneisution pro-
vides that 10 alteration fn al be made before fhe
year 1903, which ihal 10 any manner sf:et the
rt aud fourth clsuics of che ninth lection OF the
fri msicle and ,hos clsufe, fccure TO the States
which admit the principle OF fssery, and Wn'eh
are now eleven out Of the thirteen thar formed
the conAiiu,ion, the right OF holding hives. aud
the right of TAXATION proportioned on .heir right
as pcrfons, there caa be no pseienee tor IN alter
ssion on this point at this time.
There is a, much equity in having an equal
vote in the Srna,e ss in the Houfe; yer Virginia
has but two votes there. out OF thirty -four, that
is fcventccn,h part, when in fact. throwing
ihc blacks aide. and giving to that State 1t.
number OF votes according to It's proportion OF
white people in The nation. aqd 1t would hsyes
Evssfb ,tai OF the vice Of that body. Why
IA, thi, right NOT claimed and inhaed upon
,hen Bccaple the conaitutiou gas IN itielt
ronpromife for government among iovefe'gn
indeucndent States; aud ysS the bed that could
he obtained, and mach pe',rr under all cncum-
fances, than could have b;en expecsed al that
time. And, add further, iniini,eIy better than
any one. which can ever DC had # ~ Is over
thrown. N
This Jnebi.ieoi vntbirocy this. aniife
raj fian I; tbi, angio. Am,maao /a1iOn, h,ve
gone a. far as they cau 90 10 deceiv,ng the peo'
pie. The citizens OF MsG.chuien delight IN
the national union: And iincc this oLgA,esy, this
eDSciaiioa, rn'i,eJ Sgfrirrfi, 70 ibe css6aa'ia1 9
me UnitrG SiQtrs. have come ios~sSi ani avow
I'd ,he,s dehgns, they are 20 be believed. L. NUT
be now in vain Cor s.icm any longer 20 deny their
intention 10 change ihe natute and sorino OF tho
government bat rhe people ieeiag 'heir mach
inatior,, will now ,ile, and become alive ,oa
iente Of ,heir imnipen, dapger they Will, by
their votes. dearoy the cockaIricc, and cruih
the eggs. brooding mifchief. which the ierpeni
has covered in fsnds u the New. England foil.
n Famey fbe CSSxiy sfMid6lSfs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19

the hesrt Of every fufviyor. never be deafoyed
but with its proud mauiolcum.
"a. His Excelicncy ARTHUR FsssER, Efq.
|, is. Our captive brerhren in Bsrbary--
MAY American principles, os American zmma-
milton ioon effeet their reIeafe, without the aid
Of tribute.
I6. The American fair-Their fm;lts to
the fricnd, OF their csuntfy.
n. The Citizens Of Brifol-Msy thc name
OF American, like Asrons rod, iwaliow mp all
parry diainttions and coliidons OF intercGs.
y The following Volunteers were alio draak
on ,tifs oceaGon =
By Cap. Cbariey CsilM.-Gidcon Gran-
ger--Who plans like Mofes and drives like jchu.
q, Cap. Jamrs D'EYsJc-Oid South
May he continue 10 fen1 forth his quickening
bGeczrs, till he hsli awake into lite. Joy & beau
ty, rhc back ward regions of the North.
BY My. ID. A. rosard.-Mr.Eiy's mo-
tion in the L=gilatoIe ol MsGachuiets-May
his propoied ameudment convince its fupporters
that the Conaitu,ion may be amended without
being " "defroycd." s,,.,. ,.,,e,gt
/, BY ,Jobn D'YoJG Eg.-The good fhip
Rhode Inand--The anchor Of hope, to which
fhc rode during the tornado OF 10. is not TO hc
aarted by any fqosll OF 8o4. $50,
BY CAPT. Cbsrie D'JIsJC-The I" accp-
ing" Ssmpfon Of New England ike him
OF Zorah, confirming the PhiIiRines' aanding
corn. burnt the War Office aud Trsafury--s
long nap to him and rea TO his fsvori.e weapon
!" the jas bone of an sfs," till the hundfed hilIs
Of Magichuirus ihall reverbersse the fong
(" God fave the King .,. a.-
Song by G. COLLINS.
s*s " 4rbal car ibe manr, he
..o Sams/Sa bas left all bu bair"--*s* >
Aher Judge REYsoLDs retired.
BY Capt. Collins.--The PreGdent Of the
dav,-a good patriot OF '76--a good Republican
OF So4.. .at,E. ..a e5k3 7s (
After Nj. D. A. LrokARD retired,
b. Dsaeox WaydvotH. The Orator of the
day-may the. principles he has this day advo-
Gated, continue 10 iniufe shemielves among our
citizcas. untiI the whole lump ia leayened.
The whole was interfperied with fentimen-
tai mu6c, whole confonance with the fpirit Of
the toAfs, rea.fcd honor upon the performers.
We add, with plealore, that neser was the day
celebrated with more real hilafty, patrio,iim
and conviyial Joy. arta.t 81 rvs,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
PATENT CHIP FOR BONNETS.

THE Subfcibcr having purchafed of the Pat
i entee. the excluGve Right of making aud
vending the Patent Chip in and for the State Of
Rhode Il,nd, hereby cautions and sorbids any
Perfon or Perfons either making or vending faid
Chip for Bonnets, within faid State OF Rhode
Inand, on Penalty Of the Law of the United
States in fuch Cafe made and provided-unlefs
they have been daily and previoufly authorized by
the Subfcriber for making or vending the fame.
Twenty Dollan Reward will be given, by
the Subfcibes. TO any Perfon who may difcovcr,
aud produce fatisfaetory Proof, Of any Perfon or
Pcrfons making or vending the aforeiaid Chip
within the State of Rhode. lnand.
JONATHAN NICHOLS.
N. B. Mr.. WILLIAM DOUGLASS, Sc
MefTfs. CHARLES COGGESHALL and Co.
being appointed Agents for vending iaid chip
for the Town Of Newport. viii keep cont,nt
Sspply 1t their Stores for Sale.
Newport, July 8. iso4