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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

HE fubicriber makes and keeps conftantIy
\ tor fae, at his houie next to the Hay. SeaL,
fou'herIy, in Brosd-N -Nfeet, Rensrsi ,Horrment of
Lines, viz. Deep-fea Lines, La:chet, do. Ioe do.
Coddc. clothes do. Hand do.-AIfo, Bed Cords.
White Rope, Sesne Twine, and fmall Filhioe
Lines of all kinds. by wholeiale and retail. on
the mott reafonable terms.
BENJAMIN T1LLEY.
Or Cotton Lines Of every defcripsion may
ALTO be had as above.
Nrsctsrf, Abyi =, 1904. 8,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

Tu|It!t2tOt HCUtto"Ly Aoeec'J'
THE following Scheme of Lottery, for the
Il benefit Of this Pubiic Inftisution, eitabliih-
ed at Wickiofd, in the State of Rhode-l lland,
IL offered 20 the public, whole patronage 10 re-
auefed. There are no blanks. The prizes
fubjee TO deductions of I6 & ,3i per cent.
lffom whence the benefit 10 the inaitution arii-
c,.) The price ofs Ticket 10 FIVE dollars, OF
which only one half is TO be paid on the pur-
chsic Of it, the other half to be conhasred "a a
part Of any prize the ticket may draw, and ihall
be deducted from the fame on payment thereof.
This Lostcry 10 made puriuani 10 an act OF
the Honorable General AGemhly. granting
Fire 7bax/and Doilan 70 be rallied for rhe u!e
of WASHINGTON ACADEMY, in North
Kingfoxn. and bonds have been given accord.
imp 10 Law.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
Doors, SHOES & BUCKETS.

NIIE fubfcrihcr al;es this method 10 iulorm
the Poblic IN general and his friends 10
particular, that he carries On the Boof. Sbae, e
6Seket- Making hufneis, al his Shop two doors
~ef OF John Gsrdacr's, Eq. in the Ferry
Wharf Zane where he is ready 10 attend to
their calls, having procured the bea Of material,
therefor.
or a good workman st the laa mentioned
brarch ofbubncls, lif he calls foon) will find
employ and good wages, by applying to
JOSEPH DYRE.
Nf1r1or, Mey zS, ,se4. o.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

The lower part Of dweiling-Houfe fe
ira plestans psu of The so~n, with iorr
rcoms, and sell Of excclleu, water 10 the yard.
Enquire Of the Printer.
Nssyreu, Jsss . , 1904. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
IiarsSif1 Channel & Rad Lscrg.

. ~ 1fscif~ I@aHnsl Z ha7d LCysfYg.
NIHEREAS the Leeiflature Of the State OF
Wv Rhode liland, al their Seiion in febru-
airy I8o4, granted a Lottery 20 raife the fam Of
Eybf qboyfard Doiian. for deepening the Chan
nel OF Apponsge River, leading from the Bay
10 the Village called the Falling Mills. In War
wick. for the purpoie of improving the naviea-
tion thereof; md for repairing the Road lead
log weawsfd of faid Village over Ridge. Hill
The fnbicriben being appointed Managers of
laid Lottery, and having given bonds according
tolaw. offer 70 the public the following Scheme
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
THE iurcnbcis having enteIed ntoPartner-
Il ihip. ander the hrm OF

Dunham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Pubic, that they carry on the
Sail. Making balncts, 10 IisvaIiou, branches,
at their Sail Loft, on the wharf oi the late Gen.
John Mabonc, at the South par, OF the towo.
Thoie who may isyosthem with their cultom,
may depeud on punttualiiy and difps,ch. All
favora will be gratefully acknowledged, by
CHARLES C. DUNHAM,
WING SPOOkER. I'd.
Newport, April 8. 1904. 1917
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
Samuel Walton

INFORMS his Friends and the Public, that
L he carries on the Boot and Shoe. Making
buiinefs, on the North fde Of the Red Market.
and keeps conitantly on hand Suwarrow Boots
OF all izss. "a cheap as can be purchaied in this
town.
Nfsvpsrf, Nay Q, 1904. ss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
JyQ yefeived, and jor jale, by
JACOB RICHARDSON.

~ IDf FV. ONCE,
hOUSE Paper Of every kind, American,
i 4 Englifb. FIench and Hamburg, about
scoo Pieces, at the mandatory p1ice,.-He
has juR received number Of new Books, in ad.
dition TO his large collection.
Tickets 10 South Hadlcy Lottery at (
dollars and 80 cents. which will begin 70 draw
the 1T OF May inf. and 6oifh in 40 DAYS az
fsr'hea, 10000 deIIa,s highef prize.-Hls,
tickets IN Wexford Academy Lottery, and the
warwick CfanpcI and Road Lottery.
iog Paper OF every dcfcription. by the ream or
quire.-Charfs---Europcan PiIot--Weh- India
Pilot-American Pilot-and Sheets Charts Of
the Wea Indies and the United States.-SIates
and Qa'l' by whole iale ard retail, with gene
rsi adortment Of Stationary.
Nfsg4orf, Nay 81, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

No BLANKS in this Lottery.
Far the Promotion of L14ERATURE..I-
SCHEME OF THE
Wahislgton academy Lottery.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28

cSn deny that assase may recede 6.
extreme rights, and that its suprem aoa'
ellis are authorised to determine Wy
cases itmay be TT to do SO, the pari s5e
captor having in NO case any otber ae
or title, than what the state itself W. "a
possess under the same facts.of c,n noa
But 1 stand with confidence upon Al g'q =
principles Of reason--upon the dis,ipc, y
thority of Vattelr=ppon institutes of y
great maritime countries, as well as i.
of our own country-when venor. :
lay. it down, that by the law Of Da,;o.'
as now understood, a deliberate and c% az
t:nued resistance TO search, on the par, !
a neutral vessel TO lawful cruizer; is :,
lowed By the le5a! consequence OF conf
.ca.ion."'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28
a.sgs13.
a keg of SPRICS, brought by the

a key of sPRICs, brought by the
Sloop Ually, captain hsod, irom Philadelphia,
and coeGgaed TO Msdrs. Libby, Came SzSlade.,
TbeyssMsse landed on y swsii's WHAT, on or
about the lslh Nasy lais, and VIC fappole the
draymsn has taken them by mlttase 20 tome
other II r., Libby, Gsfne ;aaa ,Slade DID not
receive them. Whoever has the isid caR will
sblise5y informing the fubicrbers.
Mclean and Winterbery.
Aug as.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28
K15uabls Property for Sale.
On the 9th day OF September next

On the 9th day OF September next,
at the dwelling hapie Of the Iate @ap'ain. I'm
Hedges, deceafed, on Cir paw aalf's, rear DUN
fries. will b, fold on acFsdis OF Twelve months,
atpuslic ials, the highef bia lef, Two traas OF
L A n D,
ffsuate in Psince William county; ccs;aining
about twelve hundred acres, Of good quality,
well tlmbeeed and imeroyed, with a large pro-
potion of IL Low grounds fuisable for meadow.
Also, a. .
About twenty Ave likely Slaves, and
all the otneF peffonai pfoperis OF the slsate OF
the iaia Hedges
Bonds a,,d approved iecariey, together with
. mortgage on shs Ian,S, will be r.saired OF tie
purchaiers. - ..-s. =.
The land will esfsid 10 large or fman qusr,i-
sics, as may De mott likely 70 produce the belt
Than f. Hedges, 1 r.l..,
Seth Bolts, - :
Jaly Al. aawds
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28

:
THE case ofthe Maria, Swedish mer-
chairman, lately heard in the Court of Adj
miralry, before Sir WILLIAM ScoTT, be-
ing IN ali Us circumstances, Except the in
cident OF an actual engagement taking place.
similar 20 that of the Danish convoy lately
captured, and the question being of the
highest Importance to this country, and
most likely to be decided by that ultima 9a.
ito to whlch recourse must Of necessity be
had, when the law of nations is violated,
We think it will crafty our readers to pre-
sent them with an extract from the iudg-
ment of the Court of Admiralty.
Having stated the case Of the Swedish
ship, the learned Judge proceeded to, rea-
sou upon it as follows:
The actual state of the fact being as
certained, tits proper for me to examine
what is the legal statement, in other words,
10 what considerations are ncutrals Justly
subject, according to the. law of ma ions !;
for which purposel state few principles
Of that system of law which take to bein-
controvertible.
!" 1st. That the right of visiting and
searching merchant ships upon the high
seas, whatever be the ships, whatever be
the cargoes, whatever be, the destinations,
isan incontest1tleItight of the lawfully com
missioned cruisers ola belligerent nation.
! say, be the ships, the cargoes, and the de-
sinaeions what they may; because till they
are visited and searched, it does not APP.
pear what the ships, or the cargoes,. or the
destinations are, and it is for the purpose
OF ascertalnlng these points that.the neces-
sity OF this right of visitation and search ex-
lists. This rlghtsis so clear in principle
that no man can deny it who admits the le-
gallty OF maritime capture hecaaseif you
are not al liberty to ascertain by sufficient
enquiry whether there is property that can
legally be captured, it is impossible tie cap
ture., hsea those who contend for the In
admissible rule, that free SHIPS .n.akr 1f'-e-
ssooas, must admit the exercise of this
right, at least tor the purpose of ascer-
tanning whether the ships are free ships or
not. The right is equally clear in prac-
uce; tor practice is aniform and .uniEersal
..epon the subject. The many European
treaties whica refer to this right, refer to it
as pre-existipg, and merely regalats the ex-
ereise OF 1t. All writers upon the law of
nations unanimously acknowledge il, with
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28
Valuable Real Property and
tioulehold Furniture,
soR SALE.
oR SALE.

/ will fell At Public Sale, te the
aighea bidder, for ready moesy, on Saturday she
aesh day OF Septenber next, that
HOUSE !.
and requirements, At psslens occupied BY .ay "a
miiy,: With shc whole ofIae LOT 90 which the.
{a.l Eiolsfe Rands, containing Two acFea, bounded
-sn,khe w 81 BY Washington R,set, and on Tho.
North by Ofonoko fFee,. TINS property is IN
a very hsndion,e part OF the town. and viii dr.
lwes hofh for town ani couatry houfe. Part Of
abe lay j. occupied IS gasden, whics sexsen
sqe and Afa nigh Rate of cultivation.
ALSO,
nv Houiehold and Kitchen Furai-
tuce--copGaipg OF rabies, chairs, beds and bed,
ding, bssRcads, book cafs, aqnantity OF books,
buIsaos, cheits Of drawers, onc. Coachce snd Har
nsfs, &c.&c.
Thus property viii syftivtly Be Jsla on s5at do,
for whst it will bring, to iatisty debt claimed
frOmene By l}iE1m Hsp6ar~.
John Daadas.
N. B.-The Houies and Lot will
be dfpofed OF ar psivase fal-, it a reafosabe offer
mould be made for them at any time before the
2oth day OF 6epsembeF,
Aup. p. dds
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28
NOTICE.

THE SALE of apart of Major
sThomas 4Fee's LAND, a5yertiied ia this paper,
was poffponed until Wednsfday the sth day of
September ncst, az IL o'clock, A. N. when the
IA will again commence or the prenifcs, near
the lands of Mr.. Jonah THOMPSON.
This sraa viii be fold in convenient LOTS,
fome Of which are, in poins OF lination, eqaAl
70 any IN the vicinity ofA!exandris.
Richard n. Scott,
Francis Peyton, Coz us. 2
Amos Alexander,
Augua rs. dds
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28
! fTss he PHlLA. ~ GIsTER.

g liz perisa Of Peace ard Preslifrily," as INF.
Jefe,ion's paper. the National lnseliigenoef'
fyles the prelcnt time. we dremat our duty 10
apprize the merchants and the i-afar'ng CHI
xens of the United States, that there are eer-
tain rights, or, more properly ipesking, Ger
tain wrongs, which belagerent nations clam
10 exercfe over the pe,fons and property OF tie
citizens of neutral fales--And we contlder e e
indifpeniable to give publicity to thoie pre-
teaaed rights, aswe are convinced that the'e
is no fpecies of robbery or violence, winch The
no9 licentious freebooter could crmmir againit
our citir.ns, that would be refrnted by the
pyrftnt standardization, il fuchsrelensmcns scnd
ed to q orten their fay in cfive.
They are fenfibic that hate Of warwoaId oPe
rate their dilmiGioo, as they neither pcfseis
credit 10 command the reiourccs that would be
! required in fuch an ex1gency, nor talents TO
apply them with due effect, it they could be
obtained. Hence every wrong and indignity
will be (affessd to avoid the alternative.
Iet airy men, who doubts this ftatcment, exa-
mine the conduct of the ad ninitl,ation IN eve
ny difputed p,ns that has occurred iince their
acceflion is cRce, and he Will be iatlsked of
It's truth.
Let hin lock at the late refufal of Spaia crafty
con, en,ion, which had hcren agreee on be-
tween the two nations, and by which our citi-
aens were 70 receive indemnity tor tpoiiations
TO large sincsnt.
Are W merchants agaio to be offered up on the
alserof the governments conyeaisnce
Is there one folitary iaeanoe, 10 which tAs pre-,
itnt Administration have had the candof, by
proclamation, to prelcribe The duties OF our CT
sizens' towars the belligerens Powers-or the
courage, by efcetual remembrance, to alert
the much injured rights of the American peo-
plei
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28
THERE IS NOT ONE.

The decorations Of the Lion and the Tiger are
inflicted with force, which may not always
be relitted, but The kick of the Jack Afs up,
braids, while It bruiles, the mortiked and in
dignant fuferer.
EXTRACTED .oR THE REGIsTER.]
MARATIME RIGHTS OF BELLIGERETr Ma
TIoNS.
RELATIVE TO NEUTPALS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04

purpose, % get her oil he threw overs
board hts anchors. guns. and provisions,
and. IS : lass resource, Gun away his
! foremast.s Th- gsln-bosts no sooncrper-
ceiyed his situation than ihey 90, suader
his stern, and kept up continual Gre Tor
four hoars, when eapsain b. perceiring
ahat il would Be Impossible 10 get the
hip "a, haaled down hrs colours. They
were Instantly made prisoners, and car.
RED on shore, and he, with his officers,
were confined IN the house edDrmerly oc-
cupied BY the American Consul; the
windows opening 70 the sea were closed
up, and captain Rsiklpt- allowed % 20
! IS the terfaes. The aI.oeance Of psoSi.
Mons for tht officers IS tight ounces Of
bread and lit,le oil per ayI How diff
ierent was he treatment q tbose prison.
sers We hs.kn our spoUi every one Of
whom was lSesa,ed - they 10 reward
our rooansss, have written TO thr;r
friends al Tnpoli. dat thsy were shame.
fully abused. The rest OF the crew Of
the Phiiadelphia, are coupled hy cham,
and kept al hard labor. The whole NUNS
Der Of prisoners amounts to So7 souls.-
The Constitution viii sal shortly for
; Tripoli, 20 sndssv,sr to Tnitigatein some
& measure the sitaa.isa Of our unfortuHr ID
.e1icers and men. Il Wsll CO.'S govetn-
ment an immense sum % ransom them.
q "A g-stt - b ~ g
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
81 ., .ir,,. q asc Z. q he Count


DY virtue Of . decree of. the County
ID Court Of Berkeley 10 shancery, ren.
dered Ia case wherein Matthew Pors
ier6eh was eomplainant and Robert
Hastings defendant, viii Be offered for
sale al public auction, for ready money,
on SATURDAY the lath Instant, on the
premises, all that part Of Lot No. ~,
and Lot No. 81, hing md being in the
town Of Martinsburg, c6nveyed to Ro-
bert Hastings BY Frederick Sny der ;
also, one Lot No. t2s4, lying on the
North Of Martin street, conveyed by
!. The trustees Of the towa Of Martinsbnrg
10 said Hastingss also Lot No. 10. Al
! he interssctinn of German and MARTA
streets, / AZ the North side Of Martin
street and east side Of German street,
1 conveyed by the trustees.
EDWARD 3EESON, ssen. /
EPHk.AIM GAITHER, &
sRILLifkM MAcKEY, sen.
Conmissiohers,
Msys isox
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
MM, Ek,

ii WORD or two Nith you. Imaal
II such OF the inhabitaRts of t.sssfsQn
County As stand indebted 10 .ilascs 81
Krarsiey, or to Mr.. Jot,a aiises. Give
me leave 20 inform you, thai your obli-
cations are every one IN nv hands, for
the purpose ofpaying the debts due from
the concern. Please therefore 20 take
notice, that where speedy and pumrtual
payment is not made, suits must and will
&c commenced 4. Fol-. the convenience
of those who wishto pay, ! shaiia.,snsi e
very SaturdayinC Charles Town, As wcllas
on Court days, until these debts are eols
Ieeted, or suits brought TO recover them.
= vi 81 JOHN KEARSLEG.
Shepherds Town, May 8, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
AARTiSsRuRa May

MIX = AHsoASNSs" 1y 4
I ~ q ,72.g....ss.e. 1N.-.I
II Is probable tina, ther& asver vas !
crisis in Whishths inIahicSies Of the sea-
board Of America. &hetIEr natives or
ssoiourners, bad such eausessp look i'm
patiently lor intrlligsnce ,hS1n Europe;
a. that in which ,we now wrfS He who
views the struggles between England
md France only for iiis anassS Aeat. or
idle spsealaliori~ aai ena,emplatss The
war as q mere lookEr On. just stie
: people Went 10 the amphi,6-a,re Of old
% see gIadistors 6ghk upon sstse B!esdy
.AreHa, viii Re ON iidgets 70 hear Of the
promised inSasinns taking place. The
+, msrchant who ats blowing his fingers in
atorelsss stores, for waut of ths accus-
toned commerce which once kept them
bnsily employed, win be looking with
a6hing ewes for = glimpse Of peace, or
else win more rationally be on the Zip.
hoe Interpretation to hear ,ha, war has
been declared between England and
Spain, in which case the streets Of
Charleston win again resb0nd with the
busy hum oftrade, aud the dS7ymen be
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Peeo sees = n. -
ment thu 1elayrd 70 destroy torxver, or
give f0fl Fertilization 10 his hell born
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80 ~. ~. -,
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srnss y. =. 800 .,s $ an view sna lssS,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04

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Wy ssssssloh = eol 8 !. = .s =. - 80
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tlon y me .soil,an y 81 IIs
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wen ne Wa isasea so $500 opIny
tnat hs DsaeSsu uas nF,sls 5one nau
ne more ioyal ana isl.n.ul s man
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returned ', NE alsi,osaslesls VII coI -
ponaens eretHuoe, anu ny. IN ~. ~ os Is
neassd zeat Whscn oisslaI lsnss u,e'
people IN every rsgse os: .aon Wy sc
Pouse, they would maintain y t,en! %
Sron 'llas nc astn nls .leals Z ..oIA
SiHple sous m. measul!n ai nsLl, "
inc sea.e o. tnelr own Ialtn. ana asuuS-
ss tsi Pl'l'o1s la' ray nom .''s ~.
s man lnelf resson, .nes woa.a nsss :
a. ~ YeIy gooa man mus rus ssiFily
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seo e i11sy W:Ip No Z 49, -. !
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81 OUT sotre % tas - s.s -. Se.ue
nsIeh el EN- lnn." y, VIZ IN. 1:
A 1eaoiiy - ny "oS.o 80: n"s1 eS %
$500 LorI ossrss S 49, n =. rsf, e
laLasa LOT uss enn..n.
mo ta.su q 80 49, ho aouo', y tne
QUO Sufss 8. sns sas,lsl, y, sao'oet' son.'-
nued. 70 pour aelr oaIparous soph'stry
INTO the ears OF tns Ola hing: whose mind,
whatever mgr nave oeenl.s natural We VI.
gour, was no!sa an strenstnen g. oy tne
excessive e. ne enter.ainea 70. me SUD-
Sa~ ~ SeN. u
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
Here

i,spe,ted. Ii The. ldtest aysivdls az Pf;lds
delbhia. Bulsinore and liitrd,id tja, chs
sisffng il PaSt d she aiisssing articles: b
Irish Linens, Rus 4 Yellow. blue and
siaShee.ings. Dow.iS white Nankeens,
lasses and Creax I striped diito. nd
Linens, white and Bandano Handker-
brown Plstilas. shiefss ss NJ I 7
German Rolls. So6k Jaco.1
white and brown, net, Humhams q
Ticklenbargs os- Gurtah, Baftas I,
naburgs, Zine Dhni- Saphahs and, "a
ties, Ghintzes and Champion -
Calicos, Apron lsossacks
Checks, Bed TICK. Z camhrick Is. C0tton
ings, Childreu's : Hosiery, and Ginn-
colouredbeaver hams.
HATS. ts5fsEs Il
F ! ! - -, -. s Z. lEARD-WARE.
SPADES. Cutting Knives. German.
Scythes, Sheep-Shears, Sadd. Irons, Sd,
and lods Cut NAILS, cask do. Mase
. - TOBACCO.
Fine Pigtail in barge rolls, 1-4lb li-2lb. !
and lib. Plagss, also FIRST quality Janice
Risass, :; Hamiiton's and Leipsrs best
Scotch S. n u. e,,ssssyg
q LIs UoRS.
Spirits, Winss Brand WHISKY nd
Rum. 81 !.
Cotton and Wool Cards, warranted good.
and q general assortment 81
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From the London Morning Chroniclt. !
4 NEW some, TO AN OLD TusE, s>.,xs.
THE ENGLIsH COUNTRY Dance.

FREEcHnks? since you're fond Of daEcs
\. - igg, 81. -,
We win give you many g Ball. .rt
,Loao meet you, we're advancings /
Then obey our p.gsics I cal, ~
Calais Is 4 step frorn Dover, 81
Strike up, let theD begin,
Yet, though eager 20 cross opeys !
Ye shah never figure IN. :s.ss;
For our Bails when We are riper,
And ye dance uponthc waves; s .=.z
We shall see who pavs tie piper, 4
As We sink in waf'ry graves
Gallo Cock -boass. dread our thunder /!
They who're sefilg on the SEA.
Are not slaves whose God il plumber,
But who 6gh. Tor LIBEkff
If our gallant tara escaping, s.
Some should land upon our shore s.
Then instead Of fddles scrabing,
Derp-ton' q Instruments shall roar.
Then with Gghi bells, n;mbiy caperiag,
Ye shall SIP till cut breath, y.
And the cddence 10 this vap0uring,
Shall be Hoi6eiR's Dantee Dedtit.
To your threats of proud invading.
While your movements 20 proiong,
Frenchmen Such our serenadfags! :
Such the Burden 81 cur Song
And IA Chorus Oft repeated,
Echo shall resound this strain - IS
as BRfrAIN On . rort - seafe T.
$ Hers the Empire Of the Main =
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ment. md particularly in regard q the
vote of the Senate relativeto the traffic in
slaves. A meetikg of the citizens was
held on the itth Of. March, in which
much warmth Of temper was evinced,
and violent measures proposed. i was
finally agreed to appoint = committee %
draft an address Of remonstrance 20 con-
gress ON the affairs ofthe .erritory gene.
rally. ,s Rhiia. Gazsl
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ATTENTION.

THE Troop Of Cavalry emnanded
L by Captain Msgnns Tate, Is reg
lquested TO attend parade in Martinsbof3
on Saturday the 12th and on Sssurds I
The lsths of this month a. Due ies-, a,s..,
1T the Battalion mGs.sr.
BY order Of the Captain.
: JOHN M'sl q II !, til sssyit.
May 4. 1904. - s
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ii Il appesss that machl Dissatisfaction
prevails ii New- Orleans u sonssqasnes
o ths conduit Of The E<psrL tpYsEas