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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-15

ADDRESS TO LIFE.
WHAT art thou, LITE so couCted hy mankind
What are the pleasures of thy happiest day
A gAudy meteor dancing on tie wind,
Adnr'd, while feeting, like ulcsnioke away.
is An existence deem'd so great gooi
That ev'ry thought Of death istecn'd with dread,
Zen to the wretch, depriv'd of friends and food,
Who wrings from charity his daily bread
j. i that mau attempts, with eager clasp,
10 hold the present--doubttui OF his doom,
Jppioring respite at his latest gasp,
And SHOCKED with horrours at the yawnng tomb
Doth FIcav'n unusual tcrrours, then display,
10 metthe soul--the stubborn neck to bend
Or pow'rful nature vindicate her sway,
Ana ev'J passion rouse, for some great end
Tle restless monarch, tossd in storms Of state,
eBcgs the contnu nee Of his egAl toll.
Fhe sabring hind, impores Z longer date,
Tao doon'd, with sweating brow to I'll the soil.
The lsureld chief traind up in war's alarms,
Pfonipt, in th ensanguine field, toyied bis breath.
Yet, iul'd in peace, and blest with beauty's charms
Besias to trenble at tn approached death
Alike The yig'rous youth, and blooming maid,
-A8fist, bei Ill the grossly king advance
Tho hoary sire and hag, with age detay'd,
oltlnk at his blow and trembe II his lance.
See the lone widow, o'er yop mournful bier
OF her lost lord, oppressed with tender grcc
Hcave The deep sigh--in silence drop the te Ar
6 cali on death TO give her woes relief
When ierneot time hath soothd hertrcubicd breast,
- Ana some new consolt cheers her dropping heart,
Should death appear aid promise endless rest,
she'd we", AHl1yhted, his unerring dart.
But happy he, whom conscious virtue gives
soul serene---a firm uuda,nttd inind
1ppeace secure, and bope he If.rs,
And when his late de'aande him, dies resignd.
ACADEMICUS.
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NOTICE.

TIME Gentlemen .hcads offanliiics, &c.
&c. are respectfully informed, that PRI
VArE SCHOOL is now opened, at No l77, Thames
Street next TO the Brc<-.;Irkei, for the Instruction
cf the Youth Of either sex, in Reading Writlng A.
rithmatick, Grammar, Geography, History, &c &c
Every attention will be paid to the Morals OF The Ch-
dren and TO their Instruction in the necessary ex-
ternal accomplishments Those who nave Chiidren'
and who wish TO have them correctly introduced to
knowledge oftbc elements ofuseful Learning, may
DO well to lose no time in obtaining for their Chill
dren, a place at said SCHOOL
For further particulars apply to the Preceptor at
the School Room. .dprItll. &,
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Wha!ebone * Steel-Spring
sam rs
DOMETT < FAIRBANKS,

l/otlE & i ThlhDANkS,
no. IL, .Lar!LOro'strect, Boston, Raue far sale
ELhGANi i-eopard and Tiger
IL skins uitahle for Military Equpage Hogs
SKINS; sk,rtng and Harness Leather Russell and
black Birdie 90 whole hides and sides of top Lea
thcr, suitable for Beliows-,op Cbaise Sadde-trees
Of every description Girth, roller and straining
webs Silk Lasbes; Saddlers' Serge, and Bride
silk Princes . Metal, end plated Harness Furnitur
IN sets elegant Military Bits and Spurs patent
spring Stirurps and Stirrup Bars large assert
ment Of plated Bitts-vz-Coach and Chaise do i'm
sets Portmouth, Duke, Snake, Pelham and Sharp
do double and single twisted snaffe do Mauthine
do; Bride Buckles and Martmele Hooks CuacI
and Gig III mes, full plated aud tipt Horse pick
ers and trimming Shears patent and common Trunk
Locks Trunk Handles, various kinds large
quantity of Whip-thonys different lengths ladies'
md gentiemens twig and pocket Whips; coach,
tandem and gig do-Saddiers' Tools and Curric9i
Barrs.
MANUFACTURED.
Gentlemen's Whalebone an d Steel-Sp,ing Saddles.
Shafted and plain do with Alligator ard Hog skim
seats do. with and without spring points do
spring Stnup Bars ladies' do with doe skin and
slk velvet seats military Saddles helmets & Belts
EkIDLES. m
Curb Brides, with Duke, Snake and Portsmouth
Bits double and single snafhe do; Nelson Running
90. Mouthing and Hunting do double and single
twisted do. for hard mouth horses guarded and
Rolling shaife do rs -
Leather Travelling Gases and Portmanteaus ;r,.
proved solid leather Travelling Trunks house DO
from to II dollars red and black morocco store
do.-Saddles and Collars, fitted to horses, and war
raHted not TO gall coach, cGrricle and chase Har.
nesses, made to any pattern, and at short notice
Second hand Harness, Saddles, Brides and
Trunks received in exchange for new.
Boston. .HorCh 6. 1910
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Looaeag-Gl1ss Plates, Je7veLy, SIC.


MIC CHOLAS GEFFROY, informs
4 his Customers and Friends, that he has just
received from the manufacturers in Europe, an as
sogtment Of LO0KING-GLASS PLATES, as former
~, gh'ch viii be ready for sale in few days,
as they can DC fitted in frames
.liso on haad- fa.E.
A complete assortment OF Cutlery Tea
Pots; Pocket Books; Suspenders Gold Lace brass
Hsnd;rons, Shovels and longs Windsor Soap
Starch; Hair-Powder; warranted waterproof Liquid
Backing; Scotch and Maccoboy Snul---and many
other articles, too numerous TO partcularize.
The Watch Repairing Business is carried
on as usual.--Aso manufactures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the highest perfection. Fila
gree and Pearl Work Hair Work-Elastick, differ
snl shapes, round, octagon, aud aat lace shapes.
The highest price given for old Gold and Silver,
agreeable to its standard.
Ftfe thanks his friends for their custom--and will
All those articles at yey small advance.
.Nsyborh Jan "a, 1910
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WYE the Subscribers having been ap-
Wv pointed by the Court Of Probate Of the
ov,, of Heste,{y, in the county of Uashston, Com
missoners 10 receive and examine the Claims against
lie estate of
FARMELiA CHAMPLIN,
late of said sestcr, deceased, Represented Insol-
vent, do hereby give notice that six months from tie
date hereof are allowed the creditors of the said
estate to bring in and prove their respective claims
to either OF the subscribers at their respective dSei
lings within the time aforesaid. .
JOHN CROSS, 4 r.,
JESSE MARSON,jun ''"'''' -
All persons indebted to sand estate are requested
to make immediate psymcpt to
SYLVESTER GANlT, .idnnnist,ofor.
Wcstcr'y, Feb %. 1919
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LobeS & Dexter,

INFORM nc Pupiick, That pursuant
Il 10 late Notice, they have taken into Co Partner
ship Mr. GEORGE MILES, jun of boston, and that
NJ future their business will be conducted under the
Fir m Of LOPEZ, DEXTER s. MILES.
They offer their services in the Auction and Com
Mission nc and hope to merit the confidence of those
wAo may think proper to favour them with consign-
nents.
Cash win be literally advanced on Goods deposited
for publlck " private SALE
LOPEZ * DEXTER
GEORGE MILES, Jun.
Newport, April 4, 1910.
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gOIlLE.

THt Subscriber takes this mode OF
informing I'll those who are indebted TO
br- bv book account note, to call and settle the
s,,oe 20 enable him 10 those who have de-
mands against him he hopes this will be sufficient,
without further notice.
tlie carries on the blacksmith business
IS usual, in ali its various branches, with neatness
md deso.tch at his shop No. A. Ci~ss street, where
very order will be punctually attended TO, and eve
ry Eayour gratefully acknowledged
WILLIAM WHITE.
Newport, March 21.
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FOR SALE,

THAT pleasan, situation South OF the
i Byici~.,ia,lct. about so feet on TEares-s:ree,
xtends abou, 4OO feet west. with small Whar'
~hcre arc two large and very c"mn'odicve bseihnS
Houses. ono fronting CT Thgwes-'resf, NO. ~ sad
10 w;,h two conven;en, shops N front the 9th =
lands vest, very weii calculated tcr ivo au lies
JOSEPH ALLIES
Sei,. Is.
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Thirty Dollars Resvard.

nN Monday The 9TH Of Nav. be-
~ between the hours Of 8 and 9 o'clock in the
evening, some person or persons. stove in part OF
the front window in The house Of Capt. WiLiiAN
BssrroN, in SSring-sieet; AM person vino will
give Information of the perpetrators perpetrators
Of this daring ourage, so that he or they NAV be
brought to justice, shall receive the above reward
Nr ELIZA BRETON
Newport, May 9th
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The Progressive Company,

"'e e'''Oe Co"P"UJ,
AT THEIR GRAiNERY AND GROCERY
STORE, No. IL, LoNG-WHARF,
Have sr Sale, Wholesale and Retai a. ths io.Vest cur
rent ofaces,
A Constant supply of Rye and Indian Corn
n do. do. Rye and indian Meal;
Flour, of the most approved brands.
Al, extensive assortment Of GROCERIES and LII
QUORS--among wbich dre---
10 hhds. 3d proof ST. Orox and Antigua Rum,
50 pipes 4th proof Spanish Brandy;
% quarter casks Sherry Wine;
% boxes Raisins % do. Chocolate;
Hyson, Souchong, and Bohca Teas, by the chest
n or lesser quantity, &c. SC.
1000 bushels Exuma Salt, of superour qualtys
1870 do. Liverpool do.
500 do. Tulks-Island do. e'
500 do. Bouavista do.
4iso-a quantity of we'll seasoned mer. Boards
LsketOise..~.Just received
8 pipes Gin; nhds. old Jam uca Spirits;
IS chests Compoy Tea, of an excellent favour;
lJUo W.T. Cheese; 200 Meal Dagj;
3 crates and hhds. Crockery Ware, sc. sc.
- Cash given for CosN aud RVS.
NJ II. Those persons who have in their possession
Meal Bags belonging to the Company, will have the
goodness To- return them
WILLIAM COGGESHALL, jun. .qyens
Neypsort, Oct. Is.
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FOR SALE.

A Valua', HOCSt LOT, 40 by
4 n al feet, with the Shop thereon standing, 10
ihdmes-Street, opposite JosEPH CozzEN's Hatter's
Shop. The shop said Lot is IL feet by "a, wei
lathed and plaistered
.9lso-a small shop adjoining my dwelling house,
and the Newpou Bunk, on the north side Of HasLing,
tonSqndre.
.iiao-a Farm, situated in the town of Char,esto.cr,
containing about 1O0 of Land, well proportion
ed with meadow, pasture, ard wood land.
TO LET,
My Dwelling House, in Uashington- Square, at the
foot of the Parade, the north side.
For further particulars, inquire Of
SAM AL VAUGHN.
Nesgbort Jen. II, 1910
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between TAYLOR and
JEREMIAH DAVENPORT is this day by
n'u'u'l consent Observation-Disclosures all persons in
dcbied to them by Note or Book account are earn
esuy requested. TO make immediate payment that they
may close their company concerns as SION as pos
~ TAYLOR DAVENPORT,
JEREMIAH DAVENPORT
Tiverton, April Il, 1910
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FOR SALE.
I.1AE VCIIlL.
WILLIAM PEARCE.

Resteeynliy informs his Jriends, and tie fu5
dek in general,
THAT he continues keeping TAV-
l. EBN at bis house in the village of 3isGrn
tosi Oi y Aorth1AmgstoIn next door TO PHILIP Tn.
LINGHAsT, Esq where the greatest attention viii
oe paid those who may please to favour him with
heir company, and may depend on having uie small!
est favour gratefully acknowledged.
c. The house may be we'll known BY its end 'front.'
ing tie street, and the sign of u Bunch Of Grapes
Wickjord, II. Oct. 25, 1909
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There are also owned By the Company five shaics
IN the exchange bnk
Respectfully submitted by
ThoaAs ). NEBB, Tieoorer.
We the subscribers, being conmite, appointed
by the Board of Directors of ,he Propicence iutual
Fire Insurance Company, to examine the accounts Of
the Treasurer for The year, 1909, do Report, That
have carefully examined the details, whereof the
above general account ~ abstract, and compared
the same with the several notes and vouchers, and
find them correct and that there is balance in the
hands Of the Treasurer of two thousand hundred
and thirty-two dollars and two and also, the
deposit notes above stated, together with the evidence
of ownership, OF five shares the Stock of the Ex-
change Bank.
JOHN DORRANCE,
STEPHEN rlIJLNGHAST, s 'O''"N''ee
Providence, January l. 1910.
Providence, Cd 1a no. 1910.
As an Audit Of the Corporation, have examined
and pass this account, agreeable to the Boards Au
dit
MOSES BROWN. .7uditor
The whole of the dboUe boia,lce placed our az
interest Of sac per ceRf per unhwa.
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FOR SALE, OR TO LET.
THE House and Lot It the North pa
of Eas,on's point, lately occupied by The Rev
Mr.. BrGdiey.
.ilso--The Mas,s, Spars, Sails, Rgng, Store.
SC su table for single decked Brig. % ITO or III
,u,is or high double decked Brig oi 20 or 20,
tuns.--Apdlyto = CONSTANT iAbhH.
.NsshsrS SEPT. Is
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HAS FOR SALE,

On the ni3St reQSenate FERNS,
A QUANTITY OF Ship and Cibu
L 4 Bread Alexandria and New York Flour of
the first quality; Molasses by the gallon coarse
and blown salt by the bushd Ginger ana Pearl
ash by RETAIL -tiso, Mystick lyle by the dpzen .,,d
Philadelphia Brick by the hundred Hops by The
pound Malt by the buslei or smaller quantity
Wheat Bran by the busel Coal by tie hGshei.
Lihe.siss, A quantity OF Bricks and l'yls, msdl ~
Prc ctsy, spi; BE 70, ovens A EWst 80, 1899
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AT a very numerous special gcBerai meeting
of the members of the PRovIpEacE MUTUAL
FINE INspRAscE CoMPANy, holden at the Cart
Eonse, in Providence on Monday the 26ih Of .horeh-
1910, at 2 O'clock, n. M JOHN DORRANCE,
Esq. Chairnan--WILLIAM LAkNED, 9SeeretoTy
Voted, AS the opinion Of this Company, that the
story circulated by Mr.. Joseh Laurence, that the
Board of Directors bad passed Vote to exclude
citizens from their office, is not founded in fact
Whereas various accusations and input aions a.
gans the Director, Trustees and Ire asurcr of this
Company, have been propagaled and circulated IN
printcdhand-bIlls and otherwise, ard this COMPANY
having fully investigated the same and finding them
not founded in fact, IL is poted and Resoted, That
the conduct OF said Directors, Trustees and IRE asrer
be approved, and that the thanks of the Compan,
be presented To si id Directors Trustees and Treas.
urer for their faithful attention the interests o.the
Company and that this Resolution be published in
al. the papers printed ia the State
Voted, That the state Of the Treasury be publish
ed with the above w., for the information OF the
Members
certify that the above is true. copy from the
minutes.
WILLIAM LARNED, Secretary
PRovIDEEcE Mutual lIRE-INsURANcK
CohPAsY IN account cwren, wih THoMAs ).
1910, Jan. 3.
Asmonnt of sundry bills, orders,
: dividends and return premiums,
paid by order Of the Board of
Directors and Trustees, fion the
Sd of January i8O9 TO the 2d Of
January, 1910, as per account Of
particulars III the companys book,
and vouchers on file, Dolls. 1850 IS
Balance III hand, carried To new account 1852 %
Doh S9e2 81
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CIR


by balance IN hand, as per account stated and
settled January 3, 1899 UoLs. 1882 60
BY cash received from January 8,
1909, to January 2, 1910, ssp per
account Of particulars ia the
Company's books, DOls. 2l09 SO
Dale. S992 81
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-20
Ganyrss Of t1e un;ttd States:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
= = .
WEDNESDAY, Apra 49,, -.
[coNcLuDED.] T.

fTaken for the Alexandria Gazette
Mr.. Shelly replied to Mr.. Joh"sen in
his usual clear and convincing manner.
The question was then divided. On the
first proposition, to interdict Our waters 70
French and British armed vessels, there
were ss in favor of the proposition. On
the seeoud proposition there were SO in the
affirmative Goth parts were therefore car
ried. 80;
. The committee then rose and reported
thu bill as amended.
Sundry amendments were offered to the
bill and rejected. The discussion was con-
tinued until near 10 o'clock, evening, when
the amendments Of Mr., 1ohnson were a
,greed'so, and the bill ordered to a third
reading to morrow.
mr.. Livingston had leave to withdraw
his papers, which had been before the house,
relative to the Batsure, and the house ad.
journrd.
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A commune alton from the Secretary Of
the Treasury was received, covering a re-
port relative to American manufactures.
-, On motion of Mr.. Bacon, one thousand
copies Of the report were ordered to be
printed, and it was referred to a select COM
mittse to divine means to collect further
infor nation on the subject.
Mr.. Love attempted to call up the resolu-
ton he offered yesterday 20 appoint COM
nissioneIs to revise the laws of the Dis
t.ics of Columbia, but failed in the at.
tempt.
Mr. Smile called up his resolution to re-
scirnd the resolution for adjournment on the
23d inst. The resolution was amended so
a. to hx 90 the lss of May for adjournment
instead of the 23d inst. The resolution as
amended passsc--Ayes 59-Noes ~.
On motion Of MIR. .Gholson the CONNER
cial intercourse bill, which was debated
Yesterday, was read third time and the
question stated by the sFeaker-ShaA the
6iA pass
M. Suincy spoke at considerable length,
and with his usual elegance and strength OF
argument, against the bill. He was follow
I'd by NJ. Prtkin also against the bill. Mr..
Pitkin, proved from the statements of the
Secretary of the treasury, that if the army
should be reduced as is contemplated, there
would be no necessity for laying any add.
tional duties.
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Public Sale.


Pursuant to an order of the county court Of
Fairfax, will be sold, at public sale, on tile
premises, on TUESDAY, the 24lh Of april
next, at eleven O'Clock, iE the forenoon,
il fair if not, on the next fair day, at tho
same time and place for the purposes. in
the sail order mentioned-
a BOUT sixty acres Of LAND, part Of
"a tho tract belongiDg'to the late Roger
Meet, Esq. and known by the name of WEsr,
GRoyE. The land proposed for sale, lies o1
the south side of Great Hunting Greek, and
contiguous to the Hunting Greek Bridge -
Its vicinity to the bridge and to the road
leading from the bridge; added to the facility
OF communication with the town, renders il
an Object Of attention to such al are disposed
to purchase land in the heishborhood Of A.
lexandTia. - ,> ''''' T." -
II will be laid off in lots to sui: purchasers,
and sold on credit Of two, four x six months
for negotiable notes with ah approved en-
dorser. A lien on tho land viii be retained
until payment OF the purchase nnsney. - :.
The above Jand will be sold st priysts sale
at any time before the 24th day Of. April next,
upon application ts either Of the subscribers,
who are authorised to receive proposals fee
the same. -. -
By order Of the Commissioners,
- John D. Simms,
); smes c. West: II
March 81. SAWS.
go 49,. ... -1 49, -
n The sale of the above proper.
ty is polponed until further notice. 4
By order efMe t.mimi.Fo.e14
-. John p. Simms,
49, Jane. 6. VIA.
. Apr;l 20. - 81 /, = - y. q - q
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NOTICE..

HN FRIDAY next will be exposed to pub
~ lie sale, at Upion-Hill, in Fairfax coun-
~, .a,ely the residence Of Doctor Henry Rose
deceased, all the personal estate Of the said
deceased. consisting of te~ slaves, house,
hold and kitchen furniture, forming ~ten'il'
and stoek A credit of IL months will be al
lowed on all sums above twenty dollars; the
purchasers giving bond with approved secu-
fifty.
N. B. IN addition to the above property
will be sold, a valuable and extensive collec.
ton Of BOOKS-afeW thousand weight OF
prime BACON.
Alexander F. Rose, Exr.
April Is. -. q
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:sebaHian Spring Tavern.

On Saturday Aext the 3lsl April for the
last time, vim bs offered Scr tsls q fpAblje
auction forsssA tie isass. Of the. above q.
veri with the improvements md fdrrhurs
If not sold q dat dune, the subscriber Vim
continue - hssetsiste 80 keep q house q
Public EntertainAent. The sals viii take
place on the premisss 1t 20 s,cloek 4, {.
N. 3. Tie ground nsw -hebssd - 4,
acres, y undef an sxselispe fsnest -
dss hss. bean wsll ahA Sersy asese6ee 90
Tiers aes abont AAsees - ssee.sesc
Asths Saslag h xsal tssfa asshs 80
ssldon that scecs. <F :" @ISy,97s
sAprn 70.
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A PLAIN CASE.

A birds eye view of the comparative {.
economy of the democratical administration
of the general government is presented BY
the report of Mr.. Gallatin. containing the
expeaces of the war and navy departments,
from the commencement Of the present
form of government. They embrace Pc
Rod of twenty one years, and amount to
fifty four millions. In the twelve first years
which were federal, they amount to about
twenty-six millions, and in the last eight
years, the democrats contrived TO exPeDa
upwards Of twenty eight millions.
The federalists qusl lied two insurrections,
carried on an Indian war to successful
close, created navy, which they left to
their successors, and did this for two mil
lions less than the latter have wasted with
out any other extraordinary call for expenee
than the war with the petty state Of Trieo-
Il.
The statement Of the editor of the New
York American Citizen. copied into our
paper OF yesterday, makcs the whole a
mount Of the national expenditure of every
kind, during the federal administration,
consisting of period of twelve y=ars, 70
be less than what has been squandered in
the nine years of democratic misrnle, by
twenty-one millions. In this computation
Mr.. Gallaun's ssatem ent. that the federal
administration spent seven and an half mil
lions more than they did according to the
report Of a committee of congress, is not
a,tessed but admitted. II the report OF that
committee should be taken TO be more cor
rect than Mr. Gallatin's statement, it will
follow that Jefferson and Madison have
spent in nine years twenty-eight and an
half millions more than Washington & A
dams did in ~.
The reaeeting citizen anxious for his
country's good will never lose sight OF this
comparison, in estimating the conduct OF
their present rulers. They came into pow
er by at'ributing extravaganza to the tede.
rslists but without any thing to call tor
expence they themselves lavished much
larger sums, til they have reduced the pub
lie chest literally to bankruptcy. They pro-
TESS themselves irreconcilable enemies to
armies and navies and they possess mel.
Their, for they have contrived to destroy the
navy left them by the federalists, and they
have buried The army IN the swamPs OF n.
Orleans. Blu, though they have neither ar
my nor navy, they have made the cation pay
more for the name ct thsm, in eight yeaIs,
than the fsdrralsts did in twenty, tor pa
w which protected an extended trade to
every part OF the world, and tor an army,
which reduced the Indian tribes to P<ImPa'
nent submission.
The simplest man may understand, who
have been more wise and more faithful to
their constituents, from these plain facts,
which are indisputable. He will see at
glance, that as the federali'ts have ~besp
the authors of every blessing we have en-
loved, the democrats have been busted sole
ly as ar,ihcers of ruin.
Fed Republican.
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FOR RENT.

TsHE DWELLING HOUSE in which
now reside, at the corner of Fairfax
anG Queen street.-The Warehouse Part
of the tenement shall retain the use or
TO good tenart 1t will be let at a very mo.
derate rent. Possession may be had in tive
or three weeks.
Cuthbert Powell.
april s. co