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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-23
n O 7 I G E:

THAT the annual meeting Of the o'0Sh-
holders in the Little River iurnplSe .OnlI"'
nv. will be held on the first Monday III "
cc,rbcr next, at the City Hotel IN A!e$a .
dria: at which time aod place IN e. @'o
will take place for President '0u. Ds'' 'te
tors, and a Treasurer A statement u f, he
conpany's funds together with rep nr sg. Of
proceedings, expenditures and PI23ar,' A
the work will be lac! before the mSS'i'S IS f6e
proposiionlo for eqna'llzIhg tAe in 10 ,sksn up
old and new Stockholders, VII 10 ''''
and decided upon.
Jonah Thon1p3pon2' I. c.
o.o.on etawlstNypec
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-23
,lofepll II. Mandevilla

mr. sG g.. 81. =. = 4aa,a '
zOtolraale or retail
5000 bush. Lisbon and Lie,rpooI g..
10000 lbs Green Coffee, in barrels .n(Tt
5000 Goshen Cheese, OF ex, ellen, '-
llty IN casks
1000 New England do. DO
200 bbls. Of l7errinss, shad ard Ma,.,.
50 tons Plaster Paris -
20 nales prime Upland Georgia Co,,n
~ hhas, jamaica, Antigua aid DEW
rafa Kun
pipes / reneh and ditto Brandy
IS hlids. Muscovado Sug%r.
50 bols. DO. do.di!it9ca ou,r,;..
hhds. SoPpcras
G"hpoWoei'
lmrcfaL
Tyson, TEAc
Young Tyson,
and
Tyson okin,
Naaeifa,
Lisooh' VINES
Niarct, ana
oataio''iS
1OtlanG anu Country Gin
Rev England Rum in hhGs and bbIs
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-23

.dlerandria Cszaty--octo5er Term, 1905
OaDEREp,
That the executrix Of Sanuel Symonds, de-
ceased, doinsert the following advertisement
in the Alexandria Daily Gazette, three times
in each week for four weeks.
ALEX. MOORE, Register.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-23
TO RENT,

The SFORE and W.dREHOUSE lately
occupied by Messrs. LIBBY and Carne, at the
corner of Fairfax ard Prince streets. Also,
one of the adjoining Stores and Warehouses
in the same brick building. Possession can
be had Immediately and the rents will be
made unusually low.
J. II. Hooe.
Oetnher 10 eou
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-23
This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscriber, of Alexandra coun-
ty, In the district OF Columbia, hath obtained
from tie Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers test@meatary on the estate of Sanalset Sy-
aaoads, late of the county aforesaid, deceased:
All persons having claims againstthe said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscribep
on orabefore the 3oth day of ApriInext ensu-
ing, or they may by Law be excluded from
all benefit to said es;ate--And those indebted
teereto are required to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 3lst day of DC
tober 1900.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-23

Jane Symonds,
Executrix Of Samuel Symonds.
Oct. sl-tNov. 81 3taw4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18
POLITICAL PROBLEM.

Shall minister from the republic of
France he received [.
II received, shall it be absolutely or with
qualifications, and if with qualifications, of
what kind /!
These were two out of series of queries,
which Gen. Washington addressed to his
Cabinet in 1898. The present times will
FURNISH similar query"
small minister from the Spanish Junta
be received no7v?" The answer is, no:
L. Because by this time, he may be virtu-
ally minister without governmental re-
preventative without a constituent
2 Because under existing circumstances
ne can be considered in no other light, than
as British agent, completely subservient O
British views.
.. Because we have at present too many
interests OF our own to sette-toomany rights
10 secure, 70 be engaging in dispute which
must necessarily enlist US in hostilies with
France.
These queries and the arguments Of the cab
met, pro and con, found in the 5th Vol of
harslIaiPs Life Of Washington-It is strange
that TINS work has not yet passed through bo!i-
hcSE crit,qHe. The 5th Vol. is written with
great ability-We cannot say so much of its i'm.
partially for instance, on the question lust cit
ed, the arguments of the Secretary of state (Mr
yeherson) and the Attorney General (Mr Ran
doiph) are com. ressed into half page while
those OF the Secretary Of the Treasury (Mr.
Hamiiton) and ofthe Secretary of War are ex-
tended to two pages.
Heads of"-We are pleased to hear,that Mr.
M Manning, Collector of Perth Amboy, IN. ~
has been dismissed. o. This is the Port, from
which the Ii smuggling vessels are said 20 have
escaped for England, bound to otir good friends
the BariHgs.-- Whatever be the profession, party
1rPoi'tics'of such an officer let no mercy be shown
MN Away with such men.
The Concord Gazette" (Fed), printed
at the seat of Government of New HamD-
shire, AYERS that the remaining returns of
votes for GoOernor give Mr.. Smith a maio-
rity OF 1859 over Mr.. Langdon-that two
federal COunciHorS and two democratic are
elected in Stafford county there is proba
oily no Choice Of counsellor by the people
pf course the choice will devo!ve upon the
Legislature that seven federal senator's
are elected, srd four democratic i'm the
remaining district the result is not ascertain
ed--ai,d that in the Homse If Rehrescnta.
Mvcs, the iederalsts have the majority -
we may soon expect more certain & cor
fect accounts.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18
-Nt,-ii 10.

pUBLIC SALE-On Saturday, the 2lst of
the present month, will be sold to the highest
bidder, at the late dwelling house of Elisha Price
dec d. all the decedcnt's household and kitche,
FURNITURE, stock OF CORN, FODDER
BdCoN. a mich COW. GIGG {, HARNESS,
a CART and two likely HORSES. Terms OF
saie-On all sums UNDERWENT, dollars cash, and
on all sums over twenty dollars, SIX months Gre
dit, the purchase! giving bond with approve, Sc
curly, oearin2 in'>i,,st from the day of sale,
which interest VIII Dc RENTED if pun :tuai pay
ment is made.
Also, on the same day, will be hired until
chris mas next, nine likely NEGROES, and rem
ted for ohe year, or longer term, the HOUSE
wherein the deccdent lived, which is conlmodl-
Gus, and in an airy situation, with the necossar,
Offices, and a good garden attachec. TO it. Also,
an half acre Lar in front of the house, well III.
closed and sewed in clover and oats
EOW,dRD c. DAVIS,
.4amisaStrator.
April lS. IDS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18
April l8.

4 Ii persons having claims against the es-
L n tate of Elisha Price, decd. are hereby res
Pectlvely notified to bring them in, properly au-
thenticated, TO the subscriber, for adjustment
and those indebted TO the estate are also respec-
lively notified to make immediate payment--As
the subscriber is DESTROYS Of closing his admins.
tration as soon possible, this notification viii
be plead in bar ofthe claims of those WHO neglect
giving it proper attention.
EDW'D c. DAVIS, .4dan'r.
April 18. tide
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18
NEWS FROM ENGLAND,
Ten days later Than by the Packet. ]
.BRisToL, Feb. IS.

BRISTOL, Feb. IS.
he evidence on the charges against the
Duke OF York terminated on "Wednesday
night. The investigation of the committee
is closed; and on Thursday ne st the House
OF Commons will pronounce their opinion on
THIS truly important Question:. 1t wotiii De
mor,ltying, it would be exceedingly painful
to british subject, to believe that the Duke
OF York had countenanced the mal-practices
OF Mrs Clarke and her associates but as
the charges have been formally made, it is
sacred dtty lie owes himself, the army
and the country, that he should insist on their
being brought in Parliamentary form,
before his Pcers.-Itis reported that this
advice has been given to his Royal Hishness !;
and that in pursuance to it, he has detcrniin-
ed to make application to His Majesty for
his gracious permission TO resign the Office
OF Commander IN Chief.
Since writing the above, we have received
our London correspondents letter, contain
ing most important communication from
his X. II. the Duke of York, to tie Speaker
OF the House of Commons.
EIGHT O'CLOCK p. N. LONDON,
Feb IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18
7 IMPORTANT to suitors in the Superior

IMPORTANT to Suitors in the Superior
L Court of Chancery held in Richmond
A. the last term the following points were re-
solved by the court
LIST That no suit is to be revived without the
names fthe representatives of the deceased par
~ or parties.
3D. That the clerk may either in or out of court
issue process TO revive, when the proper names
are furnished and not before
50. That unless such process be executed with
all due diligence, the benefit thereof may be lost
to the party, who obtained it.
4th. That when at ordcriS made for an account
to be taken before a commissioner of the court,
or before auditors to- be agreed upon by the par
ties, IT must be taken with all convenient speed,
and unless a report he made thcreupoh within
twelve months from the date of the order, the be-
neht thereof will be lost to the party who obtain
ed it, unless iog good cause to be shewn to the
court.
BY order Of the Chancellor,
Teste,
PETER TIyWSLEY, c. G..
April Il. 4t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

In Caroline, Mr. Woodicrd had large MAORI
;y.-From King and Queen, we have not heard
particularly, misunderstood that Mr. John Koane
more than made itup. 1t is SAID, he went to Es-
sex, with majority Of 49, There is no doubt of
Mr.. RS election. He is firmly Democratic.
IL LATEST!!!-Weh have been favored
by a gentleman of Manchester with the loan
of the N. Y. Gazette of the 18th inst.-.No
fahers gvere received in this city.-The
Gazette contains news from England-ten
days later than by the packet-brought by
the ship Dean, that sailed from Bristol on the
2a of March. The file of London prints ex
tends down to the 2Sth February.-Every
thing else must yield to this intelligence
We shall soon attempt to make up our lea
Sydy in original articles.
The war with Austria gainst Francois the
most prominent object. Was this rumor set a.
hoat by ministers AS se,uif against the disaster
in Spain That France VIII ere long attempt to
revolutionze Austria. is probable enougl'-but
not tl't Austria should vosiniecr hus,;litics.-
Hut 1t is always thus As soon as one CALAMITY
befals &. b. the ministry are ever ready to s,a:t
new consultations to maintain the spirits of the
people. The moment Spain is Overthrown, Aus
tria Is up in arms.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18
X. ELDRIDGE, jr. ID. c.
April 1S. w4wp

uITIoN-:l Person OF respectable: cha
l. racter, capable OF teaching the Cliissics,
and most ct the importaRt and USE fid branches OF
the English Language, wishes to engage with =
respectable FANNY, rs private Tutor iDr the re-
haineer at tins year or TO open seminary ia
some pie Lsant Town ~ Village, where an assi-
duous and attentive Teacher might reasonably
hopr, IN a short time, To establish permanent
School.--His Terms, for tie remainder of this
year, will be moderate, provided there is favor
able prospect Of future neutrality-suspicious.;
Testimonials and Recommendations can be pro-
duced Tor his Compt tency, Sobriety and Attcnti-
on rs a Teachcr-L (post paid) address
sedto A. B. c. and left u, the Office of tins pa
per Will receive proper attention.
April Is. w3wG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

LN0R SALE, on board the SIoop Windham,
L Capt. Vail, from New London, lying al
Young's wharf:--W. India Rum, Sugar, Mo
lasses, Mess Pork, Mess Beef, Goldfish, Cheese,
Onions, Potatoes, Candles, Beans, Hats, Writ
ing. Wrapping and Printing pepper, sc. &c
April Is. 2t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18
X. ELDRIDGE, jt-. ID. C..
April 10. wswp
IN CnANCEKY-Buc :ngham County,

NNANCENI --Buc.lngIam County,
i March Term, 1903.
Elizabeth 'raliaferro administrators Of Charles
Taliaierro. drce ,sed Plaintiff, alaiss; ou Ba,-
kervilie. jr. DsteA,iiat
ON the motion oi t,e plaintiff, by COUNSEL, and
1t appearing TO the satisfaction OF tie court, thst
the defendant is not an nhahitan; OF this state
II IS ordered ani d=c,cei That unless the Said de-
fcndlnt Shall appear here or before June Court
next, and ,ver the plaintiffs bill, the co,rt
wiu then proceed To take the same for confessed
AMI decree the matter thereof accordingly, and
that q copy Of this order BE- forthwith Published
IN some public news paper OF the city of1skic,,-
mond, tor two months successfully, and another
copy be posted up At t;.e front door otthe court
house OF this county.
II Cohy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

IN CHAEcERY--D4etias; N csintv. IL
4 nuary Court, 1909. lS
John Scipggs Hairsig, 70 WIN 6. 2r;u,, :.
James Martin Defcn,!asts
ON he motion of the plaintiff, by counsel, and
1t appearing to the sat staction OF the court t,sl
the defendant Briant, is not an inhabitant of this
state IL as ordered and decyecd, That unless the
said Briant shall appear here at May Court next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill, the same will be
taken for confessed as to him, and the matte,
thereof decreed accordingly, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith published in some public
newspaper, of the city OF Richmond. for two
months successfully. and another copy be posted
up at the front door of the court house of this
county.
II Cory.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

Af'I't'y tiiS Sfth HSl AZ ~ U CLOCK VIII De
sold without reserve his entire STOCK in
TRb DE consisting of, Dry Goods, Hardware.
and CUTLERY, among which are,
Calcoes and Chiptz, Nand Casimeres.
Irish Linens, Cling 90 ps fine Humhums
hams, Striped IIol- 500 Sets Knives and
land, Dimities, Cot. Forks,
ton and Wool Hosic- 90 doz. Shoemaker's
fy, Hammers
Tamboured Cam 10 ditto Drawing
bricks, Knives.
Black ditto. Ill and But HINGE
Book and Juconot Locks, Pocket
Muslins, Knives, Saws, Wal
Cotton Caslmeres, Du tiers, and many o.
rantz, Handker- Their articles,
chiefs, Cotton Vel Also 5000 lbs. Cast
vets, Broad Cloths ings
The Sale will be continued from day to day
until all the goods are sold
Terms-F6r all purchases not amounting to
sos, cash, above sos and not exceeding zoos,
ninety days credit, and above 4oOS credit un-
til the 1st of Jan. 1910, Negotiable notes, with
approved endorsers, will be expected from every
purchaser.
The Store and Counting Room will be rented
out for SIX months, and possession given as soon
as the stock ofgoods are sold off and delivered.
JAMES BROWN, Jr. v. M,
April 49, ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18
SALES 1T AUCTION

a T the Store of Mr.. BaIu ok H. Judah, on
L n Monday the gath inst at 10 O'Clock will be
sold without reserve his entire STOCK in
IPb DE consisting of, Dry Goods, Hardware.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

d. Of Brasszgirt, &c.
-Cholson (Rep no opposition.
ID. Of Cheste,fcii, &c.
Eppes (Rep no opposition.
ID. Of M6enayie, &c.
Nicholas (Rep } no opposition.
ID. of Henrieo, &c.
Clopton (Rep.) no opposition
D If Cwoiige, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

NEGROES WANTED. Wanted TO hire
IN fifteen or twenty Laborers 60 work my
Coalpits in Chesterfield county, for which libs-
raj price will be given
eoRNELTgIS BUCK
April T. oaw4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

HITS, SHoES, PORTER, &c.
N ]. BURR, offers for sale, at the same
~" house in which IL kept the Penifentiayy
Store, second door above the Eagle-Tavern,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
II II II S.
Including Gentlemen's black, drab and patent
Silk BEAVERS, CASI'ORS, RORUMS, Ge.
Chip and Leghon Hats,
Mems and Boys Wool do
Servants Glazed Leather do.
Hatters' Trimmings and Materials.
s II o E s,
Ladies' Morocco and Kid Slips and Ties,
Gentlemens' superfns press Shoes and Pumps.
Constantly hand large stock of bottled
Porter, Aie and Cyder, PHILADELPHIA Beer, Grc G,c
April IT, Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

Saturday Centinel reports. from 2s5 towns,
for G. So, 400, for L. 35.02S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

NORFOLK DISTRICT
Princess Inn. Narsen,orh.
Newton. 1j6 $40
Taylor, 1873 GO
sURHY DISTRICT.
49,. IsIc Of Wight. SQssev.
Richard Byrd, 584 70
Edwin Gray, - 1g7
VIM. Massenburg, I44
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

MaJerty for Mr. Gore 1908
The same print adds that at the election of
1908, the same towns gave Governor Sullivan
majority of11e.-So much for the " Netv.En-
gland sisfeyho0I," and the Northsrn Confsderaey.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-22

Church ard state.--rA b,,.,
those agents had Hog hesi;al~ 81 (
der their own hands, tia, ,b' :. sv'
ployed BY two Of the trst We
$, administrator hlo67 = = y
MT 7, y, Mardell concluded bs No, 4.s'
hat a committee be :pDo, l''s''-
vessigase the eonduct of his Poss /,
ness the commander in chief, WY SyaI
to Promotions, Exchaogts, ar ~" .
ments in the Stat, l svies, &c . y q
Sir Francis Burdett seconded !,
ton.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-22
4 yompapefs recei0edQtthe ofgre ofs
JoA Ledger, By the Brush 5ris AZ 4@
IA 0ays from Grenada. . -'''
WEST-INDTEs.
Sc. GEORGES. (Gr1n- J ~.

q. oEoEeES, { Graq.) J!dy,5 !.
BY the arrival Of vessel from Tr;, - !,
on thursday evening, a report was b.a
OF the capture by our squadron. - y
ward Of Barbadoes, of 20 sail Of o, WIG
transports and armed vessels. v,rb ] ~
provisions and ammunition for The ~ aY0s
colonies. 1t is said that the adn,;r. ,' !
been informed of tlieir1eing expecre% :, -
having stationed a number Of frigatee !; s'
very judfeious manner, they fell in with 4
enemy, seventeen Of them were captnrsa,
sent to Barbados, the other three raw e
Martinique, and shared, no doubt tbr COW =
fate the French colors stu tontinge a. ~
there, as a decoy to the enemy. We h.,
that con flmation of this happv evDrt ~
4 yno.e detailed account thereof. VIII roo
enable US to lay the particulars Of this !
teresting intelligence before our rssJ.,
without delay
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-22

I y
that a con frmation of this happy event. mi 8
4 more detailed account thereof, viii roa, s.
enable us to lay the particulars Of this i
teresting intelligence before cur T.s5.-. 5.
without delay s.
From The 81. Vi'ment Ga9ette, Noyct 4, b
CONQUEST OF MARTINIQUE 4
We have this day the pleasure CT ixir,
before orr readers, the important Comm,
nication Of the surrender Of fort Bogr,o-
to our army, on Friday the 18th pI,inc
which cannot fail OF inspiring the liyeHss
interest.
Itappears, that on the 18th, a trem,nd-
Gus fire was opened on 1t, which was key
up for four successive DAYS and nights with
out the smallest intermisseD. On the egry.
lug Of the 23d. gen. Villaret sent oat a fae
OF truce, when immediately all the frng
had ceased Ia consequence of Villarefs
terms, beng pretty similar TO those mad.
I by tunot in Portugal, they of course weie
refused and at eight the same evening tra
British commenced dreadful camoaa1-
ing, which continued the whole Of thai
night. At seven the next morning (2Ahb
tke principal magazine blew up, and in the
course of half az hour after, three whits
flags appeared flying on three distinct points
OF the fortress, when ali firing had ins'antg
ceased, and a ten O'Clock that night ha
capltulatio, was signed, and next morning
ratified by Vil,aret. The terms appear to
be as follow:
!" That ail private property viii be respect
ed, the garrison made prisoners OF war, aRt
tqbe sent to the coast ci France TO be ex"
changed, which if Bonaparte declines, tnev
are to be peremptorily sent to England, AID
there kePs prisoners ofwar."
The captain general had a garrison Of 3o'
men when the British landed but the ni'l-
tary skill and intrepid yalor Of Cur army,
bad soon reduced them to about 1904 lAs
fort had been pientifnily supplsd with e.
cellent provisions, and an abundance OF
good water-but the reason that Fliiar9
signs for its speedy reduction, IS the @f-
cumstance Of his principal magazine haF!25
blown up by shell falling near it--|!lI'A
aceid -nt had reduced it to an almost nnt51-
able state. The fort was found in NOS
disagreeable appearance, and not S'n6-S :
foot Of the surface of the battery that h%i
not been Ploughed up by shots or shells i''--.
Ing or it I; and scarce q gun that was Nl>
disnaouned.
The flank companies Of the 9TH loot a@'
two companies of tie light brigade, itlsSh.
ed into fort Bourbon on the morning "
25th, and took possession Of the vors s. Va
Of the French army REP nn'l
encamped. The Preach do not m*a oo1
the fort until transports are ready TO ~ ~
then which il is suppos 4 VIII not be Oe'1 us.
the 9Th or 8lh inst. Capt. Parable, ot tfst99.s
sailed with dispatches farEngland
in the Gore slo5p Of war, or Wedntsds9
last. Fort Royals annou~ccd to be head
quarters, until his maa9sty's pleasure Is
known.
The following IS p correct list OF nod,
oticSrs and privates klile .
wounded and missing on our side;
5 sergeants md 10 privates
kill4a 10
9 serg-ants, 6 drunmers and
376 prisates wounded o.
= Eriyates missing
Total, So9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-21
JAMES MUMFORD,

Sign cfthe Bee Hue, No. ss, 1hames-Street,
HAS just opened variety of GOODS
among which are-lace and dotted
Muslins Lcno do. white and coloured Cam
bricks a complete assortment ofcorded and
plaid Ginghams of the newest fashion Gen
tleman's supcrhne Vest Patterns Washing
ton Stripes Cotton Cassimeres Cambrick
Dimitics Calicocs, newest prints best e8
London Prints Silk Chambrays variety of
cotton Handkcrchiefs ladies' and gcntlemen's
silk and cotton Hose J; black Bombazetts !;
black Grape silk Gloves silk Shawls cot
ton do. silk and cotton Suspenders Du-
rants, Calimancoes, Russels, Rattinet--and
a great variety of other Goods, too numerous
70 mention in an advertisement.
May 8. 3m.]
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-21
TIE PROSPECT BEFORE US.

We hear much of the union of the honest
men OF all parties under the present adminis-
tration. It's believed we shall in some degree
realize the desirable event. This certainly
depends upon the federalists. The republic
cans hare nothing to do but to remain stcdisst
in that direct and open support Of those great
first principles Of national duty and national
honour, which has distinguished them ts the
friends Of government, Of law, of order, and Of
their country,not merely by professions, but
byfheir deeds through the second struggle for
American independence. Their candour may
induce. them TO mect their political antocon-
isfson points Of eonciliaticn but in justice 20
themselves, they will support the principles
they have advocated and must remain on the
ground where they now stand.
The we'll ilmeszjng American fe1eralists viii
quit the banners Of their late leaders, and join
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-21
Spring and Summer Goods.

NTATHANIEL SWEET & co. having
IN recently returned from Boston with an
assortment of elegant and seasonable Goods,
ilatter themselves, that sifh these, together
with their former assortnenis they cannot fail
20 please those who msy.do them the favour
To cali at No. l05, 7Hames-sfreef.
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