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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-04

!. cd, il would be borrowed topay 2 creditor.
No new debt is ,hfreby created. 81.
Although boan 10 that amount should be
rnade--yct the national debt is diminishing
in as much as an appropriation to the amount
Of eight millions OF dollars is made Tor the
,payment'of the puhIick debt
As great deal has been said about the re-
.venue---it is necessary that the observations
should be fairly met. From some remarks
and hints, sdpposition may be entertained
that the present administrators Of the gov
ernmeDt,- have been lavish OF the publick
sreasurc--,hat they have, been prodiga'. 10
rebut such insinnations, let facts be stated.
On vague assertions no reliance can be had
= comparative view Of the federal and Re-
publican administrations will sbew which
ought to have most merit for outstanding the
finances, and for extending commerce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-04

National debt 90 the
.5th Of March, ID "a,
eighty millions oil doh.
lars.
Money in the treas
ry' on the lst day OF n
pril, 1901, one million
seven hundred and
ninety tour thousand
dollars.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-04

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Republican dsimi,asfra-
non, commenced on the
4Mg Mlrch, 1901.
Thirty-ninc millions
of, dollars paid from
the Isl Of ApiiI, 1901,
20 the present time, in
extinguisinnlent Of the
national debt. this pay
ment includes the loan
Of live millions, made
by Mr.. .ddams, at 8 per
cent. anu exclusive of
many millions paid for,
interest on the nation
II debt.
No loans made since
the commencement of
the c-repubIican admin
islration. -
An taxes repealed.
No alien and sedition
laws.
Revenue in 1907. a.
rising from merchan-
dize imported, and
from tonnage, about
sixtcen millions ofdol-
lars.
Tonnage in 1908,
one ni'l,on two hun
dred and twenty seven
thousand. e3
The purchase of
Louisiana has quieted
the minds Of our wes-
tern citizens, placed
the Indians within our
power, and gives "a
the government a fund
in vacant lands, worth
at the least calculation
three hundred millions
Of dollars.
Indian titles extin'
quished to many mil
lions Of acres on the
eastern side Of the
Mississippi.
The credit Of the
nation is such AZ Il
command whatever ],
may require.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-03

To Rent for one or more years,
~a~HE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE at
present occupied-by Mr.. T. W, Pey-.
Ton, on the corner of King and Columbus
streets, adjoining to the subscriber; 1t has 6
rooms with fire places, and two garnet ooms:
two kitchens, smoak house, and stable ioy 5
horses, all in good repair.
g.. Deneale.
August 8: =.
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FOX SALE,
August 2 ..-..--.----,...-
Twenty Dollars Reroard.

a BSCONDEO ttom my farm at the
- mouth Of Seneca, about the ia OF last
month, a man whose name is Il ; Phi, :.
wears of age, between black aid yellow CO.
lor, nearly feet high, very slou, made,
ycnowish eyes ,oking heavy--he mas but
little to say, His apparel was oznaburs
shirts, negro cotton oVerJacket a..d tro"-
sers' 1t is likely he has made away with
them and procured OTHER 1loathing \ Tree
negro man by name Sombo, living on Judge
Washington's estate. Mount Vernon, Is his
iather, and it is very probabio he Is theTea-
bout or in Alexandria, and with little trouble
may be found
The above reward will be given to secure
him in Washington City or alexandria Jail.
Thomas Peter.
CeorretoWn. June 1913. q.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-03
PUBLIC SALE.

vrNDER the authority Of Deed Of Trust
from George CoryeIl and wife to the
subscriber, to secure a debt due to Robert
pearsalI, on Saturday the 9Th day Of neat
monh. he will offer at puolic sale, on the
premises, for cash, 49,, :,
4 Lot of Cround on the south side
Ct Prince street, e5inning at the distance OF
l68 feet lod inches west from Alfred street,
extending thence westwarlly on Prince street
tn Patrick st, eet, theuce southwardiy on Pa"
trick street SO feet to an alley.
r. l. TAYLOR.
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Ng1V Ieas at reduced PraceS. j

los chests, hail chests and boxes gun
powder, imperial, Tyson, young Tyson, and
hyson skin Teas, principally OF the sidney,s
cargo, lately landed and of excellent quail
CS.
100 barrels Rye Whiskey. 80
40 barrels * no 5sheads N. E. Kun.
40 dozen old Medoc Claret, imported III
1907.
IS quarter casks Malaga Wine.
pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1000 lbs Coffee.
1000 rbs. Loaf and Lump Sugar. ~
10 hogSheads and 40 barrels tfst Sc
cond quality Muscovado Sugars
90 bags clean heavy pepper and plmehto
S chests Cassia, e Cassia buds
80 lbs fresh nutmegs
90 boxes, dozen each, bottles best Flo
renee salad oil
100 boxes and half boxes choice LIST and I'd
quality HAVANA and st. Jago cigars
l0bales Georgia Upland cotton
s hhds green copperas
1000 lbs glue
500 gallons picking vinegar
SO demijohns -
Which with his usual extensive assortme Mt
of Wines, Liquors and Groceries will be sold
on low terms for cash, and to punctual men
at a moderate credit, by
Joseph Vaudeville,
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Raltim1re, Sept IT,
IS REMOVAL.

~ OBERT GRAY has removed his BOOB
II and Stationary Store to the north side
OF King street between Royal ana Pitt street,
nearly opposite the Washington Tavern.
Aunus+ IS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-03
Forty Dollars Reward.
September 27.

~ AN AWAY from the. subscriber, on
II Saturday night last, a Negro Man mani nl-
ed ISA4C (who generally calls himself Isaac
H!uetoot) he is of dark or black complexlons
about IS or 81 years Of age, about steet 5 or
6 inches high, tolerably well made, very &C.
tive and fond of wrestling: has Father an inn
pudcnt, stubborn look when spoken to, stam-.
,ners little, has a hesh mole on his nose
he is very good singer and when in compa--
ny very fond of singing as he Walks or stands
his toes turn cut much--,had on when ne
absconded pair of trousers OF German ozna-
brig, a shirt of the same, waistcoat OF grey
cashmere with brown backs, and an old black
furr'd hat better than half worn. had no other
cloaths with him, but it is probable Will pro-
cure some, as he is a very ariul and cunning
fellow Any person experimenting & bring
ing the said negro to me, in Leesburg' LOU
doun county, Virginia, shalt receive the a.. a.
above reward--or experiencing aud SO Sc e.
curing him in any Jail that ] get him again.,
shall receive the reward Of Thirty Dollars =
! am, from certain circumstances, lnducett
10 believe he will enaeavor to get on board OF
some vessel---I therefore warn all masters
and captains OF vessels from harboing SAID
negro. :s~Q
Charles Binns.>
q y
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.sale, at KendGs.

.,.,v Tuesday and Friday
p eSs' WILL BE SOLD and
y x,.,a,g Store, corner OF Prince anu
ps Water sheets. r..
r..;,,. Of Dry Goods, Groceries, CO :.
tVas2 of which will be expressed IN
Patlea u he Ss day---An kinds of goods
b. S1 re- g on limitation and the prices be- ..
ri'a az ~ established, can atany 'ime os
tdch Az snnrchased at the lowest limltat'o'
% prl'''' p. G., Marstcller, V. NJ.
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ToIeph H. Mande VI !, az
:, . SS als, 81 and 4th proof good West
), 'l A. susas various qualities
!, d.tces New Rice.
';b,gshcaas Mo!asses,
do Copperas.
!, sso. a,'S Whisky and 50 barrels New
EugaOd Rum. we. uvson. and
Hyson Shin Teas. ,,.,o
-, H' MADEIRA Lisbon, Sherry, Maiaga'
and Catalonia Wines.
~ ' bsrrels of tserrings and Shad.
"a a barrels n, Herrings, put up with partics-
~l,r care and salt-p2tred.
700 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon 0ai''
Iaf ..----------
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!, NELSON'S Greek Exercises,
Ss saessd add revised for the use of Schools
n colleges, by the Principals OF Baltimore
se, wltha concise, but comprehensive
'AS' for sale by
James Kennedy, Sen.
j.. BOOKSELLER, King street.
~. 10. co
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BRYAN llampson. & 90.
Haze Just rersipedm d eBerJor sac
nhGls. and 50 barrels FIRST quality su5a
gdo scco d quality, !.
pipes and terces london N, nlaF"e' S''u
Is quarter casks M1lsga VINES
,obcxes dip' Candles,
.bhls. cd Jamaica Spirits,
pipe Old tognac irondy,
,obanels New Englanu Rum,
40 dgpnme WAisksF,
10 chests Imperial,
Olo Young Ayson TEAS, of this years
importation,
hdrIected Tor family use.
ATSO, the hest selected Flour TOR 90.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10
NATIONAL BANK.

The epUossed bill providing the
means TO aAcerrain the title 70 the
Bauure 10 front OF the suburb st. Ma
rvs 10 the city of New Orleans, was
read a third tine and passe d---Yeas
81 Mas Is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10
April 8.
GENERAL WILKINSON.

Mr. Pearson called for the consideration
| of the resolution offered by him seine time
ago, relative To an enquiry into the conduct
of Rrigadier General lanes Wilkinson.
The House agreed now TO consider the
resolution, Yeas 81, Nays IS.
A division of the question was called for,
SO as TO take the question distinctly -
eactr clause. The first question LIT
first slauSe. in the following words:
Resolved, That committee be appoia
ted to enquire into the conduct of hrigadier
general James Wilkinson, in relation 70
his having at any time whilst in the SER
vice of the United States, corrupsv re.
ceivtd money from the governing it of
Spain or its agents, or in relation to having
during the time aforesaid. been an accom-. :.
plice or IN any way concerned with the
agents OF any foreign power or with Aaron
Burr IN a project against The domnions of
the king of Spain or to dismember these
L. S.
This part as well as the proposition gen
orally, was suppsrted by Messrs, Pearson,
Phkin, Key Shsffey, Lyon and Macen, and
opposed by Messrs. Rhea, Holland, M'Kim,
Smile, Taylor and Findley. The debate
turned principally on the right of the house
OF Representatives TO institute an enquiry
into she conduct of the commander in chic
or OF any oihcer OF the army of the United
States. The debate will be given hereaf-
Ter.
A motion was made by Mr. Bib, under
the impression that It was too late in the
session to act on the subject, to postpone
the further consideration of the proposition
Indefinitely. The motion wat negatived, 70
to SO. =
The question was then taken on the first
clause OF the proposition, when there sp.
peSred to be majority of upwards of 20
votes in favor of it. Before, however, the
result of the votes was declared, a men,
Der who voted with the majority observed
that he had Intended to vote in the mega
tive, and wished his name to be so entered
by the Clerk. The Speaker having di.
rected the Clerk so to rectify the vote,
this course was objected To, and a discus
sion arose on the point OF order, which
occupied the House till FIVE o'clock, when
the House adjourned, 81 to Is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10

aud do nothing else, he was not worthy
hs name of an American citizen.
Mr. Root said that he had perhaps ~ arr
lent a desire as any gentiemsn % get. rid
~ the restraints on our commerce; huc ne
did not wish our vessels to be 'nvitei, as
liz were, irto the ports o. the rspScicus
mistress Of the ocean. Mr.. x. ncvet 50
amend the whole propcsit,o1, as notified,
so as to read. sstbat the act interdiSn lang
commercial intercourse, Sc, ooght 70 be
repealed, when provision shall have been
made by law to maintain aud defend the
rights, honor ard independence of the u.
s. against the edicss of Great Britain and
France
Mr. Randolph conceived this motion to
be oct of order; but the Speaker overru-
lsd this objection.
Mr. Randolph ccntendcd that the propo-
s;,ion which he had submitted on Satus day
VISA not that which the House had JUS be-.
ERE decided. When the bill Concerning
commercial intercourse had passed This
! House, the section repeating the nonsin-
,ercoursc had not been stricken out and
phes the same bin was reformed from the
senate, il still contained that src'icn. so
that il was fairly TO be presumed that both
Houses we're convinced of the prcprety oil
rcpealing the on-intercouse law.
| Mr. Johnson explained his former argu.
n,ent, and insisted on the ground he lad
taken before, viz. that the naked pro.
position for the repeal of the non inter
course was In substance that wnich the
| House had decided on Saturday last. He
was proceeding to reply to some other re-
marks of Mr. Randolph-when
The Speaker reminded him that the
| question was on MIR. Roots amendment.
Mr. Randolph said he thought that the
| question was OH an appeal which he had
made from the Speakers decision on the
point of order.
The Speaker observed that he had mol
heard the repeal seconded.
A motion was made to adjourn and car
ried.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10
F o r E G N.
PBILADELpHIA, April 3.
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

The Caledonia, captain Taylor, oil
this port which arrived yesterday, ba-
wing left Cadiz the 10th of February
brings advice that the French had
reached Pert ST. Mary's, on the north
shore of the bay Of Cadiz, where on
their arrival, they Immediately began
to Intrepch.
st. Mays is a small town about
ten niles east Of north from the CITY of
Cadiz, and from this place that city Is
supplied with water, having no wells,
nor any fresh water beside, but what
Is kept in artiscial reservoirs.
Immediately after their arrival, they
seat a summons in the name Of king
Joseph 70 Cadiz, to which an answer
was returned thar they knew no king
but Ferdinand VII.
The ju1ts, and the greater portion
OF those who were adverse TO the
French at Seville, had fed on the ap :
Proach Of the Fronch army, aud vast
numbers had hocked into Cadiz the
Junts took up their residence at fllea.
a small town, about twelve miles near
y wsat OF Cadiz, on the ground cal
led the isiaad OF Leon, which is form
eddy branch OF the river St. Pedro.
at the forks Of which, on the main
land, - situated the celebrated naval
arsenal Of Caracas which Is also on
the inner bay o. Cadiz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10
WASHINGTON CITY.
Fridcy, Afri! 6.


BY the Portia, we have received the Star,
a London print OK the 18th of January, the
latest, probably, in the country. But 50
members attended in the hcuse Of Com
mons on the Oath of Jan. which was adj
joursed by the Speaker for want Of ono
ram. American intelligence had been re-
ceiycd to the 7isr OF December. the re-
solutions offered by Mr. Macon on the 18th
Of December. together With the most i'm
port ant of the proceedings OF the House of
Representatives of the 1sth, taken from the
National lnteliigenccr, containing an ab-
stract of the provisions Of the I'll report
ed by Mr. Macon, are given. An article
trcm Constautinople states that after the
battle OF SilistrIa the Russians applied for
an arrnistice for two months, which was
refused by the victorions Turks. The ex-
king and queen OF Sweden had arrived at
Stralsund, on their way 10 Switzerland
French Papers had been received at Lon
Con to the 18th Of Jan. The STAR says
eve mentioned on Tuesday the arri-
val OF an American gentleman .rcm Calais
with dispatches for Mr. Piakney His
name is Caldwell, and the rumour in the
political circles is, that he has brought in
telllgeDce that the Ffench Emperor has
ordered the con6scation and sale of all A..
merican property in the ports of Spain,
Italy and France that Gen. Armstrone.
was in great alarm in consequence OF the
state of affairs; besides which report adds,
that an order had been issued to prevent
any Amerieans from quitting France,
" The gentleman alluded 10 states, that
he had been very i'll used at CalaisDy the
officers OF the government, who took from
him all his private letters, and were even
proceeding 10 seize his dispatches, which
he saved only by saying, that they must
hrst make him prisoner" MAT. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10

s.-~sS z, -z 10 20 -ssss
action ofdebt, by such assistant.
'ks the half to the use of the United
1.a;ss.
Sec. z. And be il further enacted,
ahat each and every assistant prcvi.
Gus to making his return to the mar
shall or. secretary, (as the case may be)
shall cause a correct copy, signed by
himself, ofthe schedule containinS the
namher of inhabitants within his
division, 30 be spset up at two of the
most public places within the same,
there to remain for the inspection OF all
concerned |, for each of which copies
the said assistant shall be entitled to
receive. two dollars, provided proof
of the schedule having heeu so set up
ard suffered TO remain, shall be trans
ntiteed to the marshal or secretary,
(aa the case may be) with the return 0 +
the number Of persons; and in case a
ny assistant shall fail to make such
proof 10 the marshal or secretary as
aforesaid, he shall forfeit the conipen.
.sat.on by this act allowed him.
Ser. 81. And be it further enacted,
That the, Secretary Of State shall be,
and hereby is authorised and required
10 transmit to the marshals ofthe sew
eral states and to the secretaries afore-
said, regulations and instructions pur-
slan,to this act, for carrying the same
into effect, and also, the forms contain
cd therein ofthe schedule 10 be return
ed. and proper interrogatories to be
admipistcred by the several persons TO
be employed therein.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted,
. That In case there shall BE no secreta-
ry 10 either of the territories Of the
United STATES, the duties directed by
this act tie be performed by the secre-
,ary, may be performed by the Gov
srGor OF such territory, who shall re-
seivc the same compens alton TO which
The Secretary would be entitled for the
performance of said duties, and be
subject to the same penalties.
J. b. VARNUM,
2peakerofthe House Of Representatives.
GEO: CLINTON,
PIE President ofthe United States,
and President eftaf Senate.
March 20, 1910,
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
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VIRGINIA.
10 Halifax County Court. Ia Chancerv
2s:h February, 1910.
Michael Clardy, PnE
Against
Michael Clardy, jun. Def.
lbe defendant not having entered his an
pesrsnce end given security acgordink 20
The act Of Assembly ab4 the flefof 1hE
C9urt, and Il appearing 20 Capitalization
o. Tie court, that he IS nm an ktAbitsht a.
this Commonweal,h-On m5tsa. ,hs
piAi ntih by his counsel, il Is ordered tina,
.he said defendant, do appear here on tbr
toerth Monday IN June next, aud abswsrthe
bili Of the plaintiff, and thst copy Of ,h.s
o5ds7 DC forthwith inserted in one Of News
IaDers Published IN the city o: Richmono
Tor eig6t4teks successivelg, and posted :,
The 'roat door efths corIhoaae OF ne said
county. ''''1
A Copy, Tcs,e,
Samuel Williams, D. c. nc,
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In Hanover county, containing be-
t~een two and three hundred Acres, adj
joining the lands Of Edward g. sydnor.
John and Reuben iiowafd, aud Enc Or
phans Of John Tat dec. about or ~
miles iSom Richmond. on the ca side OF
ne main road leading fom ihatplsce 10
New Castle * Hanover Town. Sey raj
streams RON through the lsods on which
mesdowk rnigbl be msds also good
osV MI seat. which has been asc=raid@
ed by level and acknowledgements. IL -
vel umbersd, and : healthy situation -
hree snail ,eneTnenls afe on The Land
the AZ owe had is conveyed 10 'ae ~ uu'i,
~ John Sssbrook to satisfy Edward =.
Sydaor. certain sum therein exPiss'sd.
The Sale viii I5s Tasds H. conformity 20
The 1cs 81 Assembly, entitled IN AZ
conestaing executions sad lo' cshs' pure
Foses.P
Tho: Tinslcy, Trustee.
Haaosers Masch -. 1910. -
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