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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-18

4 copy est,
G.. Deneale, c. c.
January IS. lawn
Ditri6t Of Columbia,
County OF ALEXANDRIA to Wit.
Aovember Term, 1903.
Cayni.lus Griffith
esmtlaina1:t,
AeAlHsT
Hannah Griffith, i.ewellin Gal
we'll Griffith, Eliza ,ihemp-
son, Sarah Winsiow Griffith
and Calvin Griffith, children
of David Griffith, deceased; Z IN eHaneess
and Eliza Griffith, widow, *
Eliza Griffith, Emily Griffith
Frederick Leweilin Griffith,
ard Lucy Griffith childrca OF
David Griffith, Junior, de-
ceased.
drfendants.
The faid defendants, EMILY
Griffith, Frederick Griffith, Lucy Griffith,
Elizabeth Griffith, Lcwehn Griffith, Eliza
beth THOMPSON, and Calvin Griffith, not hay
inc entered their appearance ard given ecu
ritv according to the rules OF this court ahe
If a1ncuring to the satisfaction OF the 'uit
that they arc not inhabitants this dlssiict-
ON motion Of the complainant by his counsel,
it is ordered, that the SAID defendants DO ap-
pear here OF the first day Of July term next,
and answer the compliments bls, ana that J
cory of this order be forthwith inserted III
one Of the public newspapers printed ID THIS
county for two months successfully, and that
another copy be poste. at the front door OF the
court house OF the SET county.
A copy--Test,
G.. Deneale, c. c.
January IS. law2m
District Of Columbia,
COUNTY CT ALE1ANDRIA--to wit:
.aovenlber Term, 1908.
John Rartneg, comtlainent,l
William tambly, John Nav =, rHancer,
sou, GeorgeR oLinzon, John
Patton and Richard Ncitch,
djtndants.
The defendants JohnMawson,
George Robinson and JOAN Paton5 not having
entered their appearance and given security
according to the act of assembly and the rules
of this Court, and it appearing TO the satisiac-
ton OF the court, upon affidavit, that tie SID
John Mawson, George Robinson ard John 70
ton are notnhabitants of this distriet-on no
ton Of tho said complainart, by hls connscl'
it is ordered, that the said defendants, jean
Mawson, George Robinson and JOHN Faton
do appcar here on the first day ct July term
next. and enter their appearance TO the Silt
and give security for performing the decree
of the court, and that the other defendants,
William Hambly and Richard Veltch, Go l'nt
pay away, convey or secrete tbcdebts by them
owing to, or the estate CT effects III their honds
belonging to the said absent defendants, John
Mawson, George Robinson and John Patton,
until the further order or decree OF thls court /;
and that a copy ofthis order be forthwith pub
Iished, for two months excessively, III one OF
the public newspapers published IN this coan-
ty, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the Court House OF the SAID
county.
A copy, Test,
G. Deneale, c. c.
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SEINE ROPE.

THE ubscriber manufactures ana has 'os
,,I.. at S house On Washington street, OPP
ry,s;t. Jacob f1oealaas sugar rehsery, oel'e
md Hauling Ropes, of all sizes; seine@ sew
ing rwine., Shad s Herring lWihe 10 ! oaen-
inc and Bed Cords Plough l-lfes @7i lt.e
,4iso, Tarred Rope and other Sores,
Ioieph Harper.
February ?. -
Diflrnt of Columbia.
COUNTY OF ALE1ANDR1A--to VIII.
.Muenaber Ierm, 1908.
Joseph Riddle, complainant,
r.; STRAIN Butler * Job Pal IN cdaneery.
mer, aefendents, -,
The defendant Trlttram Butler
not having entered his appearance and siyea
security according to the act OF assembly and
the rules Of this court, and it appearing 70 VIC
of the court upon affidavit, that the
s.,;l defendant Tristram Butler is DOT an lbsls-
h;t,,,t of this district-on motion OF tie SAID
complainant by his counsel, 1t is oraefesl'
that the said defendant lrisram putlef' 90 ai'-
near here on tie first day OF july term neAe'0
enter his appearance to the SUIT, ana give So
cu,ity for performing The decree OF 'nes co"ll'
and that the other defendant Job Palmer, 60
not pay away, convey, or secrets tue a. aeo :;
by him owing to, or the estate Or ettecss ~
his hands, belonging 10 the said absent &c end
ant Tristrarn Butter, until the inrthef oiacf Z
~ decree of the court, and that a copy O.
mi, order be forthwith published tor two
months successfully, in one ofthc pubic news
papers published in tins county ana s'e az az
ther copy bc posted at the front doof o. -,
court house OF said county.
A copy--Iest,
G. Deneale, c. c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-18

Alexandria Library Company. s
TIE Members ofthe Alexandra Library
Company viii please to take. notice, that the
annual election for President and Directors
win be held at the Library on Monday, 27th
instant, between the hours of three and six,
B.N.
James Kennedy, fen.
LI2RARIAN.
February &, ssSde
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January p
District Of Columbia,

District Of Columbia.
COUNTY OF ALExANpRIA-to VIII ~,
November Term, i''"
John Stdel. Thomas Stidel
and Raoald M'Kmzie,
cemhlainonts, -.
,c.1ysr In charaf'
William Lees and Oliver r
ti!!laF,
dcfsndants, ,a
The defendant, William n' :.
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DinriiCai Of Columbia,

COUNTY CT ALEXAsDE1a--towia
November Term, 1885,
Leslie Stewart, Thos. Mont
gemcry& John Someryiile,
tracing under the firm CT
Stewart. Montgomery and
Company, cemfla'ncNts' Ii cAert
William S. Cant and Pliilip
G.. Musstellcr,
ATTENDANTS,
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January 25. lawn
Diitrid Of Columbia,
County OF ALEXANDRIA to VIII.
November Term, 1903.
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a Schnnlnlaster " aIN.

January Is.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-18

Hannah Griffith, Lewellin Cal
we'll Griffith, Eliza / hemp
son, Sarah SVinslow Griffith
and Calvin Griffith, children
of David Griffith, deceased !;
and Eliza Griffith, widow, *
Eliza Griffith, Emily Griffith
Frederick Lcweilin Griffith,
ard Lucy Griffith, chlldrea OF
David Griffith, Junior, de-
ceased.
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DiffrpA of Columbia.

COUNTY OF ALExANpR'IA-to VIII.
.Movember Ierm, iSO
Joseph Riddle, comftainant,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21

In a just cause and f,r our codntr. safety
- the best oihce OF uIe best ot aen
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21

But to decline it when these motives urge,
Is infiny b meath cow,rlrs b s.n,s.."
What is the prospec; bef,re us ! con-
tinuation of submission. There are SONG
persons creduloss enough to believe that
thu dispatches now before The executive con-
tain fa,r and honorable propositions. We
are not of THIS description. Bus If it should
be the case, there Can be M doubt bu,
that the o ,ject is more to involve Us in
war with France than to grant us justice
from motives of pure honesty.
Under these Circumstances we can but
hope that Instead of .reitxing in oar de-
mands, we ought to be more rigid and in.
hexioie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21
Sales at Auction.

On THUS ay rex The % inst will DO
sriv y DC sol W nou re ervs, M
iunb house e The sub criber. o, 90
days ere il turn les nego able and p,y.
Is a h b nix Of Vagina, with appro
we'd en- orseF,
IS hhds. Prime Sugar
10 C,erces Green Coffee
nhds Lof Sugar
10. MOI. IS s
6 Bags Pepper
H.. Fn1erts
Tieroes Almonds
20 Barrels Brown Sugar, and
20 Bag, Coffee, ana auout
600 6is1els Of Liverpool Fine Salt,
ON HAND FOR PkINATE SALE
so rrels Pcnnn sJOn's Best Labelled
Loaf Sugar
so Barrels 10. not Labelled, of III fFerent
Iehiery, aud OF very excellent qua
ly
loo Bags CoF-e, part Prime Green
il 81 refs do.
50 1hd, Brown Sugar
LOO 3trcels a..
500 Bu,heis Al!u Salt
100 5ac..s Liverpool f He'd, do.
A few pip 5 choice Oh Cog lac Brandy
- aNf D'H . AsfeNNAtNt = OtlutllnIl , Ears
And In hourly expectation oil receiy.
from PAtidetJua
s bIes ladiE G 5tton AMI
q Chests ChJics l"peral Tea, all of
winch val De sJiI l,w for ctsn or
approved e'ci,rsei nesJuaD,e NOES
SO a1d 30 lays hisb tor sale, an
eHCeucDt r .ANLE COOK
PNjooGR X AOSCU :, AucL'rs.
R.en.aJaL, AplIA 2osh, lo09.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21
Aarii 30, 1909.
From Bells Weekly Messenger of Feb. /;

AMERICAN CONNECTIONS.
The invesr CATION which Is at present
rled on N the House of Com N ms mas so
unacc un-ably 6xed the public attention,
As TO have ,tle curiosity FIR any other sub.
lect. In our present article therefore, il IS
necessary TO lie short in order TO be re d.
IL we except the late intelligence from
America, little of importance has occurred
since our l4st-.-But America must now be
considered IS the only power of any great
importance 90 US in p1lltic Al cons Iteration,
as 'hs onl, power whom we Can really and
Substantially make a friend, AMI the only
Dover, with the excep ion of France, whom
we have reason to fe If as an enemy.
Ii appears by the late intelligence, tn At
the Embargo and Non Intercourse acts
II i've passed and the new election h wing
seated Mr.. M ,d,son in the Presidents
chair, A nerica will Continue 10 be aim;n-
istered on she same principles OF govrrnme mt
as during the power of Mr. Jefferson A..
msrica, however, does not hesitate to hold
out her hand to conciliate. Repeal your or !.
ders OF uncil, she s.ys, and trade with me
as yon VIII. A. this subject is to un1srgo
solemn deba-e in Parliament during the
present week, We shall offer a few remarks
upon it.
Wat is the policy of these orders of
ceuncil. Are they useful to as or miscniev-
aus. ID IN promote or counterfeit our
proposed ends. Do thev produce greater
'niscn ct To the emmy or CO ourselves.
But the worst eff:ct of these orders of
council IS. that in shutting yna from the
porls OF America, it has made your DEGREES
II pr0ai9iuoa and search a mere mockery
Your marine tyranny can have now no o.
Ject OF gratificitio your arbitrary statutes
are self repealed. lac exclusion from A.
'nerica cooperating with the exclusion
IRON the Continent, you are left 10 sniov
| all the command OF the sea, bur not OF lts
| trade.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21
TIE TENTH CONGRESS.

We are satisfied that the alvoc ltes for
the alternative of the embargo or war were
thrown into a minority by the shameful de-
lection OF s,ne Of the party. But we are
inc ined 70 fear, anl the occurrences which
daily break upDn our view Increase ii, that
the conduct of the tenth congress will be a
source of inh rite mischief, u not the des.
tructon of our p lit C Il happiness. In the
estim4tiop of the world, our Oh lracter has
unquestionabiy sunk, and To the charges of
moons stency anl the want of hrnress we
are forced to plead iiity. How applica-
bic are the Observation, OF DenOstlehes.
G. Waen | compare, Athenians. the spec
ches OF some amongst us, with their acti-
oos, am a. a loss u reeoicilc VIVA l see
with what hear. TER protes atoms a
full o. NJ against the pubic ene;ay; ba.
their me lslres are 50 inconssenI tsa5 all
their pr ,fessiohs bee, suspected. 81 con-
founding You with variety OF projects.
sh.y psrpl-x yonr reso'ut,ons ant lead
you ron executing VIVA: is in you, payer,
ny eng ig,ug you IN schemes noc redu ;t,le
To practice" The non IN ercours. law we
entertain no DOUBT will Oe vio Ate wltaodt
the lie ,st fear Of detection and punish nenC,
and Great Britain VIII consequently fee
less inducement to revoke he Il strucUve
orders against neutral commerce rhe
most fool hardy AMI inveterate opponent
70 the embargo, must now be convinced from
the political aspect of Europe, that It's cpn
tinuance for a little time longer would have
conf ed the wisdom q its ,uinprs, An
ensured its sue 'ess. Wehave always tho't
RI At it was the natural weapo o. the C 'un.
try. of VIII CHI we are now most thOrous hy
convinced IL will almost be OUT OF the
power Of the mex; Congress, even it they
should feel the dispos ii N, II retrace their
fatal steps. The Only CLEAN whlca nope
sheds up IN the prosp.c, is, that every me n :
Der will go to his post win the most i'm :
NOV bic deter N n it,oI upon war.
Wenot only tank tn $ ne ,Su g unavoidl-
bly, nrce,saryth punsh our toreis enc ny,
but equally 50, to u Ute the god people of
the Unite State g, To destroy the IN any nests
of cor up ion, and TO :,urify tn. Country.
Convuis,pns iR the natural world are siid
10 ne attended win sllutary consequences,
50 they may De II. tae p 'iiticai.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21

SALLr, which sailed from City-Point last
fall, loaded with Tobacco, in contravension
Of the Embargo laws. It is supposed the
nett proceeds Of the Sally's cargo, akier the
payment Of duties, forfeited bonds, sc. &c.
&c. will be at least 3 $4,000. Messrs.
Tillton, MADAM, Farquhar u Co. will
thereto nor have sinned in vdiR /!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21
Advertisement.

FINDING considerable d gicuity as we'll
a. inconvenience, IN obttin.nE lutce
e'ther for myse or the pubic, ia regard
10 tne discu sions re.atus TO the Manufac-
tory o. arms, and particularly u the pr,vi.
iege of replying TO the fters5 loLiies wn.ch
nave appeared uadcr the sig lt,ure "Joha
Clarke, have resolved to puoi sa in tns
pamphlet form.
Inc following title page and com nence-
ment Will ENABLE the puoiic to aht.c. pate
what the work wall be.
CONTENTIOUS VIEW
OF THE
Establishment and Operations
OF THE
Mandatory of Arms,
AND OF THE LATE PUPEIc INvESs
TlGAriON,
FROM THE COW lE.NCEIfENT-
TO THE
Expulsion OF the Officers
In February, 1899.
BY HENRY BANKS.
presume there VIII be from $50 to 200
pages of quarto size.
lie will DC agreeable to me to receive sub.
scriptions to pay the expense OF the publ =
cation; out whether o. not, shall no. be
deferred from proceedin lac price will
,e one dollar eac..
HENRY BANKS.
~ April, 1909
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21
CONFEo,IONS.

The MIN ny gentry nave hi Veto ar
fect1d To be as aserss u til success 1
f d-ea is \ IS .hzy e,e BIT re ihei he
esy. The late SECTIONS hay elicitsd tn.
nth, and nov We are told ma, If the
CA est is be We - ReDubtc ln and
Fe raiist, taey av'w ne'' p eferenc- OF
the latter. !he cleo %. in th- Norf TX
dslrict exci,es their wArn-st s J,c tud :
in f,sa' OF VI yo', w,o ma, b:en an
lnvariab F-d.rslist, AMI VII, oppose,
Mr. Newton, an invar al c replo can. -
rhs is c1nhr NATION -on Z. rna. the
two parties ave united by the closest lies
OF sympathy, IN pc cy, : there is no.
io1p IN WI en- to hang doubt These
conf-ssions SHALL no. b. flrg en-. They
snail b d me wael The occasion
II 5, and If a, S acY as clear as the ng
oi y Can m K: an officer trenoie o
his post, sc shall oe very apt TO give the
argus b fore long.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21

Callcoes Sc Chntz, 30 pieces Fine Hum.
irish Linens, Cling. huns,
hams, 500 Sets of Knives &c
Striped Holland, Di- Forks,
mities, 90 ID zen Shoemak-
Cotton q Wood Ho- er's ,mmers,
seiry, 10 ID zen Drawing
Tanbourd Cam Knives,
bricks, Hi & Cut Hinges.
Black, do. Locks,
Book x jaconet Mus P cket Knives,
Inns, Saws,
Cotton Casimeres, w alters and many
Duran's, other articles.
handkerchief, Cot .ALSO,
ton Velvet, 5000 los Castings.
Broadcloths, Sc Ca.
simeres,
The sale viii be continued from day to
day until all the gods are sold.
TERMS.
For purchases not amounting to so dolls
cash above SO dollars, and not exceeding
400 dollars, ninety days credit; and abo e
400 dollars, credit until the 1st OF Janua.
ny, 1910. Negotiable notes with approved
endorsers will be expected from every pur.
chaser.
The store and counting room will be rem,
ted on. for SIX months, and possession gjy-
en- as soon as the stock OF goods are sold
and delivered.
JAMES BROWN, jr. v. NJ.
April 17th, 1909. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21

Hampshire, Alexander King; Francis
White.
| Nansemond, Lepusl Rlddick, Fisher
Dash ell.
Prince George, Charlie, Gee, Allen
Tenn Die.
Sussex, George D Hard, John Jarro,t.
NJ ckenbu &, James Jones', Fraicis E.
Wa ker.
Pendl-ton, Peter Hull, John Davis.
RIcHMoND, Tuesdiy, April H. 1909.
The Foor o the city are hereby notified
that they may attend at our respective
shops at IL o'clock tomorrow and every
diy after, at the sane hour, where tney may
be vaccinated gratis.
/ William Foushee,
James LYON,
James Greenhow,
Jos: Trent,
+. II. Foushee,
William Foashee, iunr.
John Adams.
7. D. MCaw.
Absence at the tim the above was sent
to me FIR siena ure is The reason Of my
NINE no; appearing on Tuesday. De.i
r)us of contributing as much as may he
IN m, power, iowa d, forward og the be
nevolent intentions of h. citv magis ra es,
| shall attend daily at my usua ro iidcnce
b-,ween the hours of two aid three in IN
atternnpn, for the purpoie of vaccinaing
gratis those who msy apply.
J., Worrall.
<,rJ On 1ooo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21
LAND for oale.

LAND for sale.
DY virtue Of 4 decree Of the connty eourt OF
ID Louisa, will De Sod to enc highe. Didd. >,
on -fcd, Of Twelve 'n,hs, on the premIses
,ae 18th day Of May next if fais if t, the mex
f.ir day, (Sunday exc ptei) that valulbe Trae
Of Land. the Sou hanna river, whereof John
Pefkins died seized, (sdbjse, othe we OF M
W Perkins, wido ' OF sad John, deceased,l sup
posed to contain Iuree hundred and eighty acres.
rAis Land is we'll adapted to the culture OF Coz n
wheat and tobae;3. Ary farther description IS
deemed unnecessary a i. 10 presumed thst no per
soa will purchase without hrst having viewed
the premises. which will b.: shevn by Henry
ChileI, Esq aljaceni the eto, or b. the suO.cri.
Der on Roundabout creek.
JOHN PERKINS. acting ex'r.
OfJeaS FEsKtSs acc.
The above sale is postponed untI the % n Of
May. VS.,
JOHN PERKINS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21
EDW'D G. DAVIS, Adn'r.
Richmond, Apul In, 1909. los.

a LII persons having ella m againstsihe
L - es'a of Elisha Pnce, deed. are
hereby respectively notified to bring them
IN, property au hen Icstsd, the su5scri-
Der, Toe adjustment and hose it d bted
the estate are also re Peeively notified
TO make immediate psyment.--As the
subscriber is d sirous OF ciosing his ad.
minisua'ion as soon a puss Die, his no.
tlhca ion will be plead in bar Of the claims
e 'ho'e who neglect giving i, proper at.
tenilon.
EDW'D c. DAVIS, Adus'r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21
Public Sale.

I'M Saturday the 2lst Of the present
~ month " ILL BE SOLD 10 The nigh.
est bidler, at the lae dwelilcg house Of
E isha Price, decea,s d a. M d C d MS
HOUSEHOLD AND K .TCHEN FUR.
NirURE STOCK of corn FODDER
AND BACON A Mich COW, A
CLOG AND HARNEoo, A CART Sc
TWO LIKELY HORSES Term, of
saie-On ali sums unoer twenty dol as
cash, and on al sums over twenty dollars
six months CT edit, the purchasers giving
bJud with approved secu,ity, bzarieg IN
teres from tn day e sale, which loterets
will be rented II pun6tuAi tayment is
IN ade.
Also. on the same day. will be HIRED
until Chris mas next, NINE Likely
NEGROES; and rented Tor one wear.
or TO- ger term, the HOUSE wherein the
deceden lived, which IS INN odI u, s,d
! m an airy siiuaiin, wth he tec.sssrv
Offices AID god gatden atached % -
| Al,o, an half acre LOT ~ g. n Of the
h u C well inc o ed, aud sowcd "a CIoyer
| I'd OI,s.
| EDW'D G. DAVIS. .Hd1n'rt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-19

I. has been often said, that the season Of
youth is the season of pleasure |; but this can
only be true in savage countries, where but
little preparation is made for the perfection
Of human nature, and where the mind has but
very small part in the enjoyment. 1t Is
otherwise intbose places where nature Is car
ried to nc highest pitch of refinement, in
which this season of the greatest sensual de.
light is wisely made subscrvicnt to the sue
cecding, and more rational one Of manhood.
Youth, with us, is but q scene of preparation
drama, upon the right conduct Of which all
future happiness is TO depend. The youth
who follows his appctitcs, too soon seises the
cup, before it has received its best isgse-
dients and, by anticipating his pleasures,
robs the remaining parts Of life Of their
share so that his cagcness only produces a
manhood Of imbeciIity, and an age Of pain.
Cotdsnifh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-19

a long and bloody war With France, and q
violent exaspcration Of the publick mind to
have reconciled the people to any such mca-
sure. Ne, Hamilton and his associates could
not have seriously believed that the French
would soon send minister here. If they
had not, or IL they had delayed l., Hamilton
would have continued It the head of his army
continual proyocations and irritations would
have taken place between the two nations, till
one or the other would have declared war.
In the mean time il was my opinion then,
and has been ever since, that the two parties
in the United States would havo broken out
into civil war majority of oil the States
to the southwark Of Hudson river, united with
nearly half New England, would have raised
an army under Aaron Burr majority of
New-England might have raised another un-
der Hamilton-B1rr would have beat Hanail-
ton to peices, and what would have followed
next, let the prophets forctell. But such
would have been the result Of Hamilton'p
rs enterprises of kf0uepS Md -shop,ent-'' !
say this would probably have been the COURSE
and result of things, had majority Of New
England continued to be attached to Hamil4
ton, his men, and measures. But ! am far
from believing this. On the contrary, had
not our ENJOYS proceeded, had not the people
expected a peace with France from that ne
gociation, New-England herself, at the elec-
tons Of 1900, v<uld awe turned out Hamil-
tons whole party, and united with the sou-
thern and middle States Ii bringing In men
who might have made peace on much less
advantageous terms.
And now let the world Judge who " con.
suited much"--who " po,dcred much
who t" resolved slowly"--and who " resolved
surely" JOHN ADAMS.
Quincy, Jane y 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-19

Sign effhe Bee Hive, No. SS, 7Hames-Sfreef,
HAS just opened variety Of GOODS
among which are-lace and dotted
MusIins Leno do; white and coloured Cam
bricks a complete assortment of corded and
plaid Gingha1ns of the newest fashion Gen.
tleman's super6ne Vest Patterns Washing
ton Stripes Cotton Cassimeres Cambrick
Dimities; Caiicces, newest prints best 9.8
London Prints Silk Chsmbrays variety of
cotton Handkerchiefs ladies' and gentlemen's
silk and cotton Hose (; black Bombazetts !;
black Grape silk Gloves silk Shawls cot
ton do. silk and cotton Suspenders Du-
rants, Calimancoes, Russels, Rsttinet-and
q great variety of other Goods, too numerous
to mention in an adyertisement.
Mays sm.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-19
Spring and Summer Goods.

NATHANIEL SWEET & CO. having
IN recently returned from Boston with an
assortment of elegant and seasonable Goods,
fatter themselves, that with these, together
with their former assortment, they cannot fail
to please those who may do them the favour
to call at No. 100, Thames-sfreet.
W B. Their goods being purchased on lib
eral terms, will be sold as low as at any store
in .Newaorf. May -.