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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22

the goth of September laff, have ena-
bled US, after meeting all the ordinary
expences of the year, to pay upwards
OF three millions Tx hundred thoufand
dollars of the public debt, executive of
interef. This payment with thofe of
the two preceding years, has extin-
guifhed upwards of twelve Millions of
principal, and a greater fun of in.
tereit within that period, and by pro.
portionate diminution of interelt rem
ders already fenGble the efed Of the
growing fun yearly applicable to the
dilcharge OF principal.
1t is alto afcertained that the rev.
enue accrued during the lat year ex-
ceeds that of the preceding; and the
probable receipts of the en(uing year,
may fafely be relied on as fufIicient,
with the fun already in the trealury,
to meet all the current demands of the
year, to dilcharge upwards of three
millions and an half of the engage
menrs incurred under the Rritill and
French Conventions, & to advance in
the further redemption Of the funded
debt as rapidly as had been contem-
plated. m
Thefe, fellow citizens, are the
principal matters which | have tho't
II neceiiary at this time 70 communl-
cate tor your confederation and atten-
ton. Some others will be laid before
you in the courfe of the fetlion. But
in the di.charge of the. great duties
conhded TO you by our country, you
will take broader view of the field
OF leGilla,ion. Whether the great in
tereits of agriculture, manufactures.
commerce or navigation, can, within
the pale OF your Conlituiional pow
ers, be aided, in any of their relations?
Whether laws are providedin all cafes
where they are wanting Whether
thofe provided are exactly what they
ihouid be? Whether any abufes take
place in their administration or in that
OF the public revenues? Whether the
organization of the public agents or
of the public force is perfect in all its
parts? In fine, whether any thing can
be done TO advance the general good?
--are quefions within the limits of
your functions, which will neceGarily
occupy your attention. In thele and
all other matters, which you in your
wiidom may propoie for the good of
our country, you may count with az
iurance on my hearty cooperation
and faithful execution.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22

wASHlNGr TON, Nov. 8, 1904.
tn. CAV, at, o'el,ck. rhe Prrsdeo, Of the
United Surs. BY Mr.. Borse!l. hn Secretary.
d-hse'ed ,hs iOIlos'ne MESSAGE to both
hOOfes Of cOugrsf,:
70 TIE Senate and Houtt ef Reprejenfa.
hpsI e. tie Unifed States.
ITO a people. fellow citizens, who
Z Gncerely deiire rhe happinels &
pro(perity of other nations, TO ,hofe
who iuitly calculate that their own
well being is advanced by that of the
nations with which they have inter-
courle, il will be fatisfaGtion to ob.
ferve that the war which was lighted
up in Europe little before our lail
meeting, has not vet extended It's
flames to other nations, nor been
marked by the calsmitieS which iome-
times liain the tootlteps of war. The
irregularities too on the ocean, which
generally harrais the commerce Of
neutral nations, have, in diltant parts,
diiturbed ours leis than on former oc.
cations. But, in the American feas,
they have been greater from peculiar
cauies; and even within our harbors
and jurildiGtion, infringements on the
authority of the laws have been ccm-
mitted which have called for ferrous
attention. The friendly conduit of
the governments from whole officers
and fuhjetls thele acts have proceeded,
IL other refpeSts, and in places more
under their oblervation and control,
gives us confidence that our reprelen-
tations on this fubied will have been
properly regarded.
While noticing the irregularities
committed on the ocean by others,
'hoie on our own part ihould nor be
omitted, nor left unprovided for.
Complaints have been received that
perlons, rciiding within the United
States, have taken on them(elves to
arm merchant veaels, and to force
commerce into certain ports and coun-
tries, in defiance TO the laws of thole
countries. That individuals lhould
undertake to wage private war, inde-
pendently of the authority of their
country, cannot be permitted in we'll
ordered focie;y. Its tendency TO pro.
duce aggreflion on the laws and rights
of other nations, and to endanger the
peace of our own, is 70 obvious, that
doubt not you will adopt meafures for
rearaining it eife6tually in future.
Soon after the paiiage of the aSt
of the lait fellion, authorizing the ei.
tablilhment of a diltrie and port of
entry on the waters ofthe Mobile, we
learnt that its Object was mifunder-
flood on the part of Spain. Candid
explanations we're Immediately given,
& alurances that referving our claims
in that quarter as fubjc6t of difcuf.
fon and arrangement with Spain, no
act was meditated in the mean time
incohtiaent with the peace and friend
fhip exiting between the two nations !:
And that conformably to thefe inten-
tions would be the execution of the
law. That government bad however
,ho't proper TO .Gpend the ratification
OF the Convention Of 1902. But the
explanations which Would reach them
foon after, and till more the confirm
alton of them by the tenor Of the in.
itrument eitabiiihing the port and ail.
tria, may reaIonably be expected to
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22

CURTIUS.
PRESIDENT MESSAGE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8, 1904.
Thn Ssv, att, o'cl,ck. ihe Prrhdeo, Of the
United Stsis. BY Mr.. Bor~e!l. an Secretary.
d-hse'ed 'hs ioIlo&'ne MESSAGE TO both
hOOies Of Coneref,:
70 fbs Senate and Houfe Of Reprcjenfa-
tips5 sffbe Unifed States.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
Il GREAr Rhpchrw

HE lssr;bers are aaf6orita 70 .fV BY bri,et. f!s,
d o" liberal terms, and fret aLp5idef5y TIE Gssa1
o"dy i" Desewbe, rgiag, -rH on t6at day, s.ty. Ia,
7lgt'' in tie City Of Richmond p,fiv-y Be at ba5iis
anl!0r, eoit50nf r5rUe, far e, the noiefy oa ,sa.bl.
iI'.2C1 OF LAND, containing $50 seres, in SsoGI-
F'"i f'@"t, 7gbi@ f7'enty miles Of Fyae,iei5urg Tie
fTaef - F',.'SoHI3 fa'zO7 81 fbe n Cyn, end ed
joins ne iaadt Of obn Ktnry, Tojs 1li..beH TBo0g,,
f0S.ss, aai otJer. TIE Doety il t5af bq,t reoy,f J,
t0:gS q Frdsristc4g.
AhSO-i'w'o hundred acres LAND living IN Flu
wanna county, adjoiring the Lands of Hcz. Stone,
Richard Watt, ard John Manly, which we will dic-
pole OF Oh the fame terms Of the above.
PR0SSER q NONCURE, v. MS.
SifsffT'fr ~. 2a,.ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
SCRAPS FROM LosDox pA9Fzs.

a huuourous failor in tie Channel Fleet.
reading in newlpaper that Bonsparte was {" si.c
dearly beloved ion" of the Pope, sxrlqir,-
cd, We'll, and we love him fo veil, shat We
would be happy to eanHoDojE him"
An American gentleman lately comb :ned in
company, that, having t!red tic day before at
Rchucnd, Dsir os goG G4r,s were ctaryed
him at LIE" ~ flit a veg vhowasprefent,
" the e%torticn is aothiug 20 TIE great tic.s.e-
y IN Natural tr'ftCrJ' WIN vOr aa,e to s~.
nou"ce on Your rc;urn. You Gay fairly fate,
that dscSS ~ toune part Of Frssnt have altered
their ipecics, and becomc Gal..so .-:7vL."
GENERAL kEweELL. enc OF sLe Cid4v5nt
Directors Of tie FrencH Rec4Glic, d:.d a. 2ars
n tic Oh Of Apgui, .~.e;-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
Low FOR CASH, OR ON SHORT CREDIT,

Low FOR CASH, OR ON SHORT CREDIT,
Direa from Pe1iAgton'J Ianfgaao,y, Pbiia-
deibbia
% AZ SU'G Ar,
OF an excellent quality, either by The hogf-
- head, barrel, or Jingle loaf. The fupply
will be regular and large.
dLSO-BAR IRON, by the ton or Jingle
bar: IRON CASTINGS Of various kinds, 10y
the ton or Jingle piece, among which arr few
tons of so and 90 lbs. weights.
MICAJAH DAVIS.
9Th of eth mo. 1904. CeW6m1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
NOTICE.

a IL PrIjSa5 i1icJfel to tie late firm Of BUCHA-
IA NAN, DUNLOP ;5' co. Of PeisyJ5s,g. no
BERT POLLOK y co. Of Rist,aosd, and DUN
LOP, POLLOK 2 CO. If 1faaebeGe,, are bcye6y
Notjsf tbai Jac5 Dr1qf, late Sayiac, in ne aboqr
eoaesyn', ba' bseo,7. pwsbgi:y Of he orGsadag 9bf
b,y 7oHberJore BE- Pisdto MAKE sayvcqf 10 11y 7o5a
To7ptia rsffiag in RsJmord, ~ TIE 5fy;bey rsiaYsc
IL PSfsJUg, 7cbo alone aaijorcd 10 male collection,
ant g,oai dfbvgs-Saas 7rH be- iaaJsyi,7iuafey eo,y-
Aradegia9 GH 7OLo % mel nuke baymeas Leio,e H. Inn
If Fs5yQayy nest.
JOHN DUNLOP, If.o,asy
Ter JANIS DUNLOP.
PefeyjGayg, WoV. Is, 1904 arr
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MISS ROBBlN2.

q FIER making her fncere acknowledge
I = ments to her friends and tie public, for that
portion OF Patronage which e has experienced wile,
to inform her patrons, that ihe has removed her
School to houfe nearly oppoiise to Mr.. Cop
lands on ShockG Hill where fhe can ACCOMMODATE
dozen young Ladies as Boarders
Nov. 8 eSO-n
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~, o " D IT 10 " S.

/. The Enquirer will appear twice a
week....During the FELTON, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or a supplementary half
fheet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annuIn, in advance.
III. ADvERTIsEMENTs, from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, houid
they not exceed fquare in length,
ihail be inherited for levcnty-jiDe cents
tie firit time, ffiy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditionai infertion tbirty-tbree cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their ad-
vertifements inherited for tfty cents
the firft time, and tbirty-f5res cents
for every additional infertion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
SADDIERY.

John M'ENERY, SADDLgR, reEseRfi,yly IN
y forms TIE pu6he;7 general, anG BIS friends IN
fartifaiar, tb1t be has ji,a rccei7,ed an tlsgant
ard steH es.ie'' az7ortnent Of Sdddlr,y, Coacb
End HarneiJ Mongtingt, Hbi6s, Spurs, SIC. G5e.
&c Idd IA trsdrr dis o7On inlbri7ion, ev6ere6y he
IS enabled 10 ct'er tbe'n OH tie moi reduced
terms.
Woz,emLs1. 2I
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5.,}Gs 81 aast.au.

yETnL be fold at public auction, for ready money,
w on Wedaeiday the Io,h day of December
ncHt, the HOUSE & LOT near the mouth of Shocsoe
Creek, at prsfens occupied, by B. ]. Harris, and
commonly called the Sho. Faaory--;he title papers
may De feen at any time By applying to
THOMAS TAYLOR 8, Co. v. NJ.
H"y' ~. ep tbs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
5ria Atnsn am p.nsira cg.i.tr.

John HENRY has imported in the nip Ia IONA,
y captain Ihuriton, from Liverpool, Few rnan
boxes of well aaorted f-4ths IRISH LINEN, rureha-
fed in Dublin in July; which, with fine old oudon
particular MADEIRA VINE, in pipes and half pipes,
ne offers for iae ON rnodetste terms
Nov 7. emf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That n,slI an
ply tn the next Court, to be holden for the
county Of Henrico in the city of Richmond on Mon
day the third day of December next, for an Ords Of
iaid Court to build TOLL Mill on my Lot No ss4,
at the lower end of the lanes River Canal Balm.
ARCHELAUS HUGHES.
Nov. q. (eW9)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
FOR SALE-at RI, ,s,,.

HE LOT, and two rory BRICK HOUSE, con-
i taining three tenenents, which the fu5fcrihcr
puFchafed at the fale of George Nchclon, deceafed
The ot IS well tuaed for warchouie AID the brick
building Tor bake-houfe, lunlber-hourc or Tobacco
Factory. JOHN EII;S
November Ia az
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
jft!liuuabic ai,n Fall Gno0s.
BARTLETT STILL

TT AS Fer Sale, at his Store, F.aSHIONABLE tJ'
4 Fail GOODS, confiifing of-Superfne CALI
Goes, Cd Canbrick Dhnitie5, 6-d Can,briCk Mullins
India Book Mullins, India Book iIandllfs India Null
null Mullins and Handkls. plain and figured, laced
CaInbrick Mullins, SIS Colonade Mullins, Chambray
Mullins of all colours newell patterns, Salmon Blue
Yellow, Green, Buff, Pink, and black imboisI Cam
brick Mullins, darnaGc and laced Cambrick Shsryls,
laced Caps, black and white laced Wells, SpanirI
Coaks, Sd and IA laced Hardkfs. Sd laced Shawls
picnic Cloves, extra long kid and ah Leather Gloves
tteoon, fix and worried Hoiiery, coord camel hair
Shawls, 81 iriih Linens and Sheetings, India and
French Luteitrngs black and white India Sattns Ita-
han and Leghorn Silks, London and French fuperne
Cloths hyperion quality Molelkn, Swanfdown and
Ioilnes Welcoming. 40 pieces Second Cloths at
81 per cent advance, Patent Cords and Caffmercs.
Bayies, Coatings, BearNIins, Fearnaughss Blankets
Plains, Flanncls, Bombozsens Bo,nbozets, Can,hle.s
and Durants, MILD Cloves and Stockings 9 compeat
tetts Table China, fetts India and French ditto
neat patterns, Imperial and LYON Teas, beh tribe
itrong Gun Powder, double and fhgle barreld Guns,
Ptos, Drefng Cafes, Portable Writing Deils, Play
ing Cards, Writing Paper and Quilts Morocco Shay
ing Cafes, Bacganon Tables, Reeves Colours Copy
ing Machines, Surveyors CompaIss and Instruments
conpleat, Bai=ys Backing, Windior Soap and Hair
Powder, Marking Types and Durable Ink, Ladies
Mahogany Dreiliug Cafes complear, Gold and Silver
Watches and Clocks, Pearl and Topas Bracelets and
Ear Rings-Rardhans Snuff, Ne. S-Prinle Chewing
Tobacco and Scotch Sn,.f-Beh SPaniIh Segars-
~ A liberal dlcount for Cath VIII be allowed for
the above articles, with number of others too te-
ousto mention. No, 2 tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
BROKERS' OFFICE.

EE Sr5crB.r5ai qbaqed a Bsate,'s OFF,, o1.,G.
II. Urae 7aq'ey-, ard sVe, t5e Co.st;a5,J 1nE .,
1Boma. and firms L-'4I III ba,;a.G eo,zfii 70 linn
-'W 5e ',eg'at.ed qOi!i ,!y;t? ileiiiy
TAO-NAS NCKY-ELL.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

AVE connected DsaJSives in trade, and 1eiY baaaa
4 Il b9iagj sadsr f5cE,@ Of
Sir. JOHN u CWATHMEY.
TJ<y oseafy HcbOs tsio7o ETG5s. 6H,eg7a,so T. FG.
~, and next ~ 3sH Tsyeyh-Tbsy -giR Il, g,,sye4
fa4s!ial ygi.5 B1EST INDIA GOODS, and 4eW 81
zcsy' rve toe big5lf o,je,ig Cga a- t7ut.-, py4ss
JOHN 81. FoHN
ROBERT C9JdTHIFET.
rSLY HAVE now ON HAND,
20 Hsg.tcees Afscog1oo SDe4S,
7 61ia fNn~ Coagoss, eJs,saA
NyUcr5e. J l. Isl,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
1fs. CURRAN'S SPEECH.

livery rcs1.r Of ssae, we are confident, VIII DE
highly sratitied by the following abira3 of the
Speech Of Mr.. CuRRAn, to evidence in the late
Cri7 Con Trial in Ireland, MASSEY .. the Mar
quis OF EGADroRT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
5f.ii Gnn 5islb.onabls Gaon8.

y oBERT JOHNSTON is now opening general
~ and we'll feletted Allotment of mir end
GOODS, which ne will fell on
moderate terms for Ca Produce or at lort credit
by Wholclalc or Retail
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
WASHINGTON TAVERN.

HE tn5jcyi5rr has taken kajt offbis fene-
"a msAt Jora aa7bHy IF ysar' a,d baf Pit in
naf' rpdi, 7o5ib ,7Ss,5 net inferior 70 any in iris
City BeIdsi the Ta0syS bf bi Gttaebrd 6qiLiar, 4reH
f1jsnf1tsdto 0eeOmaoaae Dg 7obo ass7 Of grqtey
P,iVffy TIM" f'7e,r yhahy sfvh. Tbcfc henes7e7t,
af97 bs pnb igRrys, anu 7tbir fr0 ba71yc5 rcyS
ebs CabifoL T5ey bay. d.eiJl,ly1qirr oqey ary of-
6'sfi I" IRIS City, 7oiD rgfsa to 6a,e air ami excellent
7oaisT. NE les c0oD sydDLEs and eorf17i G36iy of
Toe 6f FORAGE. Eefni.S5 bb Erpiee5 to bis Gad, ead
"s P1if qsa a3H-J Dea, that no aaa7yjlr a74iag, aoy
a72 t fyt7is .eth5 iyJi, ia any dCree, bcye ten
dy u 9g7rey ne par bd bsf, 7eW eVr te Sey,vis-
TEL
EDWARD H1LLAGl.
Re5vaa@, Scts.rJr, &c.
N. d. A5,qf Tma7Y mgngess of ID, --xf Hssr--
mr. my b. 7eH oss7msts.5, If qoboaa eigJe.z bsvs
alSsaJ A.sageA +. ii.
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AMONG WHICH IRE:
Superfne & coarfe cloths Ruia and Irif n,eetinos
Caineres & coatirgs German Ofnaburgs and
hI4neheGer and .Pasent Ifckienburgs
cords Chntzes, Callicoes and
Svanldowns g; Eannels Can,bTick5
Roie, point & duff, blar- Ind.a La,efrirc, and SIX
kets fins
Boys Morocco caps Ironmongery e, Cutlery
Ladies fhoes & nippers Gun Powder and Pa,eu.
Steel backboards and col Shot
lars Looking Calas & Their
Oil cloths & oil Zones mome,ers
Irilh linens and. brown Whips, Spurs, &c. &c. &c.
Hollands
Nov. 7. WtT
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FALL GOODS.

NXTILLIAM TEMPLE bas received ,, tbe
w Jbip Edward end Charles, .tIon, Londoe,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
fAifAbie to tie EXTRACTING /sajon. He extetFs an
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY,
10 fompLeaf bis ol7orfment, By tbe-Aip Sally from
London, and Latona from Liq,erbool; 4ubicb be
9oW dilbef Of on his yjual iosY terms.
Sept. 8. ebtf
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IN COUNCIL, NOVEMBER 60, 1904.
THE GOVERNOR,

IN COJJNCII, NOyFuurp Or 1eOd
eRRsRNr.
1,IJE rro1rppnrop
NJ, N1.p, AZ
NJ. Ean, M JI oANi'
ry,t1p - I,', nhk =. iihA rh'
" O," P'"'seaeI 80 rae e""'"im"fI0H Or
a. c s J'.-an' """E y "'s .'01Ti'Il0'o''eT5 2f
,t";t'S se.s, tgs." :"', ao,l10"SveHi@'
.,..trI e ,,a ee~.nMsg.0,ea :" P"Jf4ce ne
a.. pag1| Js"'.y ioot, 20 "'Hfma an "H'
80 s a.. 80 eS.s." an "t'' d"''f9.ed, an
~, liz aI .'e .t 20 eG0fle fI5raenf
.h...,,ao,, ~ 49,. a. .De on''e4 p.Nfe' ana
.G...".a pm" 1.s gfsaiV "e"i@er o. pote'
e.t,, 'Ns '"'e III ]800~ % zoe "a Per|0"'
1''''1 go r, r n.u
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
EDUCATION.

( WOOD has opened, 4, hi, room, formerly the
ichool room Of MIR. Harris, opronte 20 Mr.. Cop
lands IN Err MIG CLHSS, from tbs hours of
ieven TO nine, for the arts o Drawing aud Painting
aad iae ievera branches Of the Mathematics including
the h5her parts o. Arithmetic Geography, Aftrono-
my and Surveying.
Evenings OF tuition Tueiday, Thurfdly and Friday
he students who attend are At liberty 70 devote
toe wnoe OF the hours to ether Of the above arts
aud fcences to apply both to Drawing and Ma;he-
mates, The latter 5,iIg taught By lecture
Terms Two Dollars and one half per month, paid
az ertTance. Nov. 81. (spsf
DATES's ALMANAC-roa lso5-PqbliG-
~ I'd by Me9JS. DaviJ u C9wtrcy, my BE-
ba9 ut TIE O1Fee ef IRE Esgp'rr.
SEPTEMBER 10. ePV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-11
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the iubfcriber on Satur !.
day the 7 init. an apprentice boy named Wahtr
Wle'xtn, about feets orr inches high, he
took away with him, two long coats, one round.
about jacket, blue pantaloons, and fomc other
clothes. Il is expeetrdhe hasgo to bis fathers
IN Prince William County, about thirty miles
from town, near Hoes old mill, on Occauaon
Creek. The above reward will be paid for de.
liyering theiaid Walter Wileoxls TO the fubfcri.
Der, and all Reasonable charges, provided he is
not brought back by thoie who were acceGary to
his ruuins away
Thomas Preifon.
N. B. forewarn ill perfons from harboring or
employing him as will profccu,e them, as far
as the law will allow. T.
Aprll. II dot.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-11
WARNING VOICE.

The jo9osang is copied from a late @,Re-
Psrtory," as an article Of greet beauty,
t1Oe haze any shre1vd1aess IN Developing
authors, it is jfoa. the prolific pen efthe
-fmericca Burke, zUhose la6ofs AcOe done
10f0r, not oaU to tie literature and elo-
fa''ace q our country; but zOiH proUe the
means. it IS hoped, among other auxille-
Ties curbfng the mid and Ecentious sti-
re modern philosopkism.
JdlOBINISMis the government of de-
asagogues, who, to manage the passions
:. ae people, must stir thea up TO fury.
IS therefore in Its very nature, violent
spo Revolutionary. We have seen what it
: 10y ITS effects in France. Je8srssnism ia
ssspeeies of Jacobinism differing very little
) aon ITS violence, q little less courage, and
S ps deal more hypocrisy.
!, wat is Federalism! 1t is an habitual
s.aOlalssionto the restraints oflaw and good
sosernment. 1t thasspirit of suhordina-
ss Nh guided and enlightened by that set OF
E (; thar Washington has uafolded in
~ ~ Las: Address. Nobody can mistake,
Gss' i be wilfully, what federalism Is.
VS., ss as tar removed from Jefsrscnism, as
su'8 y from falshood, honor from mean,
S"' Washington from Jefferson,
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Public Sale.

On Thurfday, April IL, will be sold
on Twins Wharf. at half paa !, o'clock in the
afternoon,
!. puncheons St. Kits RUM, on
a credit.
THos. pATTEN.
April II.
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Ten DoIlarS Reward.
Runaway on the (econd inf. a Mulat;o
girl called
M T'yT IA "A
M A tt L ID a.

Che IS abouttwenty years OF age, remarkable low,
bat tout & well made; Che is q extremely whire,
that her being Mulatto, is fearcely to be df.
tipgulihed; fae has grey eyes, light hair thort &
curly, and uncomnonty large feet, with heels
projecting unufua.ly Tar behind ihe fpealss Gow
and very well, &c hes abfconded feyer.l tlmss
and in each infance aaum.d fetgned name, it i,
probable ihe may again exercife this means to "a.
oili'ate her elcape. She took with her two
Muffin gowns, ono eriped, the other checkesed,
a Bombazett gown, and yellow Muffin lsoop,
with le'eFal other clothes, which do not re.
collect.
Any peFfon apprehending her, and bringing
her 70 my houle, q all receive the above reward,
or5ortr@'iiags 4 committed tie any Jail, and in.
'ol.aaticn given me.
GEO. H. CHAPMAN, Sen.
n. s. nher lat eloprment.A ie drefled her.
fslt IN mems coatts, ard aGumed the protection Of
tailor,
Faqair County, German Town, April 4.
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April IL.
Tbs IS to gaue Notice,


That the iublcribers have obtained
from the Orphans Court OF Alexandra County
in the Difrtt of Columbia. letters Of sdninif-
trasion on the Perfonal Efste of VIM. Hunter,
late Of the County afore(aid. dcceafed, all per-
fons having claims againft the iasd deceaied, are
hereby warned to exhibit The fame with the
vouchers thereofto the Subscribers on or before
the 18th day ofOaobcr next, they may other.
wife by law be excluded from all benefit of The
laid e&are.
Given under our hands this ruth day of
April, 1904.
Thomas Prefon, l1,,,
Richard Hunter, '
N. B. All perfon. indebted to the lsid efate
are reqleRed to make Immediate payment to The
administrators.
April II. eosw
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Public Sale.

On Friday the soth inf. will be fold
al the Vendue Store at acredis Of 90 and 90
days,
40 crates Queens Ware, handcome-
Iy aGorted,
IT crates Stone Ware,
boxes Window Glaf,7 by9,
40 boxes Pipes.
P. G. MARsTEELER.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
County of Alexandria, to Wit:
MarebadoxrsedE1DEos, 1904.
Thomas Prefon,
Complainant.
AGAINST IL C5aae<u.
John Ridley and Peter She
ron, Defendants,
THE defendant John Ridley not
having entered his appearance and given fecurity
according TO the act d AGembly and the rules Of
this Court and it appearing to the fatisfacsion
OF the Court upon affidavit, that the faid dcfen
dant, John Ridley, is not an inhabitant Of this
Difriet Onmotion of the faid complainant, by
histcounfel, it is esdt,sa, that the f4id defen~
dant John Ridley, do appear here on the FIRST day
of June term next, enter disappearance to the suit
and give security for performing the decree Of the
Court, and that the other defendant, Peter Sheron
do not pay away, convey or fecrete the debts by
Elm owing TO, or the eftatc OF effects in his
hands belonging TO the faid abiens defendant John
Ridley. until the further order OF decree ofthe
Court, and thar copy of this order be forthwith
publihed for two months fucceGvely in both Of
tie public newspapers pubfhed IN this county,
and that another copy be ported at the front door
Of the Court Houfe of laid county.
Acopy = Tea,
. g.. DENEALE, c. 6.
April IL. Iawam
Y 10 L I N S.
A large CAT. jua opened and for fale BY the
dozen or angle enss ~