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By this Days Hail.
NEW YORK, Odobe IS.

The latef paper brought b, the brig
Recovery from Glaigow, is "The Olaf
gov Courier" of the 9Th Sept, which is
received at the Office of the Mercantile
Advertiser. Having London dates to the
9Th only, every valuable article contained
in it has been anticipated by previous ar
rivals. The brig Hopkirk, Stirling is ad-
verified to fail for this port on the 10Th
September; chip William and Margaret,
Reynolds, for do. on the zoih; hip Com
merce, Fifth, for Bottom on the Ilsh lhip
Aurora, M'In:yre, for Norfolk, on the
zo,h; and brig Alexis, -, for
Charlefon or Wilmington, on the 1T Of
October,
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COMAUNIC ALTON.

1t is the duty OF every citizen, at this
momentous time, TO furnifh RiInfslf with a
copy of the contribution of the United
States to read it carefully, particularly
that part which defines the powers of the
Preiident; and to Judge for himfelf in the
prefent alarming controversy. Men, un-
der the cloak of repubAcangm, have be-
gan TO undermine the tabrlck, and, if
fntfered to pertif, it mutt foon be in
ruins. I. is of little confequence who
are in Office, compared with the trinei.
pie which has been boldly adopted
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and icape- gallows printers. But, having
incautiouiy invited a bandi,ti TO our CIV
&c feaff, it becomes US TO be mere eircum-
fpea and lefs sclamorous left our, guefs,
not content with the entertainment,
lhould murder the porters, and carry Off
the plate.
{" Experience and wifdom are the beit
fortune tellers; bus we are purchafng
wit at an enormous price. Old Lightning
Rod, with all his republican and fave
penny principles, would fwear that we
paid too dear for our white but fanati-
cal deluGon is never without a jufihca-
ton; as witness the hiaory Of Engfand's
Commonwealth. Although we hear the
mott noiiy raGca', in favour Of rank de-
mocracy, preaching about public expences,
and unmeaning dittinttions, when out of
Office; yet we never find thefe friends
of the people, enjoying fnecure,
troubling thenfelves much about their
many headed lovereign. fear that re,
publican patriotifm is more Of farce,
than we are willing to believe; or why
did 70 many federalies reign their fears
in Congreis at the clole of the laft Pref
dency Ifthey loved their country and
dreaded the errors of a new adminiltra-
ton, it was their duty to continue; they
were ienGhle of their fuperiority in num-
Der and wildom, and that. with that fupe-
riority, the Union was fac. They knew
alto, that every art WIS employed and
would continue in force, to make Gene
van policy triumphant; and that 10 them
the friends of order and good government
looked with grateful and anxious eye.
Their motive, in reigning, dare not
affirm; they certainly bore ID colour of
patriotilm; many offices were tlen vacant,
and bird in the hand was worth two
in the buih. If,hus harfhly 'xpreis my
opinion of clafs Of politicians the moti
respectable in America; what lalgnage can
characterize the ruling dheiple' of Paine
Hear the prophetic Ifaiah---" behold
the Lord of HoAs hath takertrom you,
O! perverted Jerufalen, the mighty man
and the man of war, the jude and the
prophet, and the prudent and the ancient
the honorable man, the coniellor and
the eloquent orator. And the people
fhall be opprened, every one " another,
and every one by his neighbour: the
child hall behave himlelf prodly againa
the ancient, and the bafe aginit the no.
norable. For Jerufalen is uined land
America is fallen, becauie fae;r tongue
and their doings are againt the Lord,
10 provoke the eyes of hisglory. The
Ae4u Of their eoauteaanee aofb qUitneG
agaixR them, and they declar their fin as
iodom, they hide it not: we unto their
foul for they have rewared evil unto
themlelves." This paGage hould fill US
with awful Coleunity; it is; juf picture
of the vengeance OF heaven, On nation
given up to deludon and ftange COOS
it is true picture Of our owr times, our
own country and kindred. Let no man
deceive himGelf-the prophecy is facred
the fulflment nearly at ham. Seriouf-
ly impreiled with this eventh prediction
and its rapid completion, l ihll clole this
number, that every fober maj may lay it
to heart. Yours,
PETDNIUS.
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COLONY OF ST. DOMINGO.
Port RebubZican, 24tk Sal

Yeierday the Aunivey/a,y eftke Foar-
dation Of the French Republic was cele-
brated in this comune. The celebration
of that national felfival was performed in
the church of the comune, where, after the
high MATS had been flung, with the expoh-
ton of the coniecrated hof, the citizen
Pompee, acting as prelident of the munich
pal administration, pronounced the follow
ing fpeech:
CITIZENS,
Long live the French Republic 1t is
to her we are indebted for the ineitimable
blefing of liberty. Could we help being
forever grateful for it!
call to witneis the Supreme Being wor.
lhipped in this church; there is not one OF
the inhabitants of this colony bur is proud
of the Eablime name Of Frenchman; there
is not one but is penetrated with the fen
iments of the mott tender affection, tor
na,.oa covered with glory and 70 generous,
Of which this country has the hapPlnes OF
being one of its fnett dependencies.
Its invincible armies have triumphed
over two leagues armed one after another
againft it, by the tyrant Of the {eas; the
have jua, in fpite of his pudlanimous ar
ti6ces, given peace to the European cor.
tinent. They ihalI triumph over him II
he is not wife enough to regulate the am
bition that devours him, on principles cor:
iiaent with the dignity of the continental
powers and the liberty of the feas.
Citizens let US hafen, by our wlhe''
that precious moment, upon which depends
the strengthening of our happinefs. No.
thing but the liberty of the feas can bring
back into this iland its ancient proiperI'y'
and zeal, in iating manner, the works
of general TouGaint Louverture.
French Republic! Touflaint Lower.
ture! name dear to our hearts, add when
we ought never to feparate. II he IS al
through her, he has done nothing ou' '0'
her.
Met together in this place 10 celebrate
the anniversary of the foundation OF Tx
French Republic, let US then raiie our louis
citizens, towards him in whole hand are
the hearts of men; let US return him TIC
warmeft thanks to the befing he has X.
flowed on the French people, by g"',
them free and representative goye'n..
nent: as being clofely united to their 3D.
tiny, we can be happy but BY their hsPP''
neis.
After this fpeech, the General Age &C.
quainted the aAembIy with his having IT,
ceived the organick laws for St. Donloeo'
and invited the inhabitants Of TINS eo'I'
mune to meet again, in the fame place. ."
sd of this month, to hear there the rev.
ing he intended to make Of tbeie laws.
This pious ceremony vas ended oy'.
dtxm, that was flung, accompanied VIE y
discharges ofguns.
September -, :.
The reading of the organick laws ~ =
St. Domingo took place thus day' 10 "
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DEAR SIR,

Becaufe the grea, body o. the people prefer
ihips from Earius and GOLD from OfhaT. to INK
facinat,ng addre(s OF st. Paul AID dive ilhed VII
dom of Solom0n.
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Nght- SchooL
3. T LONGROTHCM,
SURGEON DENTIST.

LATE pupil to Mr.. Whitewoo' Of
London, having prad;led that Au With
much fuccefs in Jamaica, offers his ieryices
to the Ladies and Gentlemen of America.
He is now in Alexandria, which he Pur-
pofes making his fixed rehdence, and nay
be conlulted at Mrs. GRIFr1TH'stin King
itrees. He will attend any Lady or Gen.
tleman at their houfe, and to prevent mif.
takes, fueh as honor him with their COM
hands are requefed to ftnd the fame in
writing.
He has for fale Dentifrice Of fuperi-
or quality to thofe generally fold; but re-
commends it oa!y las all Dentifrices lhould
bel to fuch as have been attended by..a
.Dentift, or whole mouths from being in
healthy fate require but the common
mode Of cleaning. Price IS cents per 6ox.
December Z. d6teo
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MI S S I " e.

From Mr.. c. Beverley's paf-
ture, at Elkwood, light bay add!e
HORSE, about IS hands high, with a
fmall itar in his forehead, and his hip on
the near fde fomewhat larger than the
other. ALSO,
A red bay HORSE, about ~ hands
high, with flnall far in his forehead,
and one hind ard fore foot, on the fame
fide, white. A liberal reward will be
given to any perfon who will deliver tho
faid horfes, or either Of them, to Mr..
Beverly a, ElSwood, to me in Northum-
berland county, or fcure them and give
me notice 70 tha.they be recovered.
WALTER JONES.
Sept. II. co
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Mr.. LONGER informs the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Alexandria an; its en-
virons, that he has opened his Dancing
School in Mr.. Tilomas Herbert's bottle,
corner of. Fairfax and Cameron Streets,
where he teaches all tie Dances a. pie{enr
in falhion. He has provided very excel
lent. MuGcian to play in his School, and
has alto provided grca, variety CT new
and handfope Cot;llions and Set Dances.
Mfr. L. hopes that the good footing ur-
on which he has eaabliihed bis Academy
this winter will eniiue him the arprohati.
on and encouragement Of the Aiexandfi-,
ans. PriceEof Tuition, Ten Dollars, a
quarter, conafing Of ~ days-esery Fri
day and Saturday. One half OF the:mo-
ney to be paid in advance, and the o,herat
the expiration of the quarter.
MIR. J.. alto informs the young Gen
tle.nen, who cannot attend in the day
time, that he has, tor their convenience,
opened
Mght-School
in the fame houfe where he keeps his Day
School, and for which he has likewiic pro-
vided in the hef manner. Price Eight
Dollars quarter, OF "a Nishts--every
Thurfday and Friday, from 6 till 9
O'Clock.
December s. e.
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Robert 7. Hcoe and Co.

Robert I.Hcoc and Co.
HiyE IMPORTED,
III tie brig He9tuur, trom Ly29n,
IND OFFER FOR SIZE,
100 caikS I.iibon Wine OF a
hyperion quality,
500 bu!nels oi Salt,
I bale Of Morocco Skins,
A few boxes Of Lemons aaa Oranges,
Figs in Trails,
Olive Oil, Almonds, Fiiher;s,
10 bundles Aoor carpets and foot RATS.
Tky haze Atez.ys an bnnd,
Afew bales OF Negro ccttors and blan-
kets,
German Linens,
Earthen Ware in crates, Sugar in lids.
and be. arc coffee in bags ard terces.
Nov. 90. p d
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Ta.Li;r S3fc
E"S"'~ e~'f'
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
S,trr s'elat&, zv:!? be h!d at tie Pendae
SIRE,
cd and 4th proof Antigua and
'a.aa;ca Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin in Ills.
IeacriHc Wine in caGcs,
CCdia!s in bis.
Sugar il hhds ahl bis.
NiolaGs: 10 hhds.
pice in tierces srl bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens ard Eartken Ware In crates,
handsomely aforted,'
20 boxes lIlgan22 SeSars,
Cotton III bales Gu crsGH.
ALSO,
A vdritcy Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Bread ant r,rrQw Cloths,
Flannels and Planes,
CARPETS and CaIpting.
irh and German Liners,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
UaiicoeS and Cling hams,
3 variety Of N fin ard Muilln Hand
.,echieis ard Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Eoo,5 and Snces,
Hardware, and
4 number Of other articles.
P. G.. NAKSlELLER,
Dec. O. sencie- NlaEer,
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
o. liberal c,.s|it, or !tqLr far a term Of
years,
That elegant Brick Building
on King free,, adjoining the premiles OF
George Gi!pin, Kiq. Nothing is iAid in
favor of It's G,uation or conyeniences, any
pc,ion inclined 10 porcnaie or ieaie, will
pleaie to yie.v it and Judge for themleives.
TO LET.
The Wareh0uie at the corner
Of Nipg ans. Uaion tree,s, lately oecapi-
el By Mir. c. Ti.i>n. -4J5, The Ware
hou,ss adjoining.
10 LEASE,
= ftrp 81 yea,s,
ALOT fronting Merchants
r12r. and the alley adjoining. The iitu-
alton for re Rour or who,efals hufinefs, is
slowed to bc TIL lg.t in the D.iiritl OF
Columbia.
TO RENT,
10 careful and induarious tenants,
Several PLANT ATlONSin
tie county of Fairfax. PoiisGion viii be
gwen re hrt of January.
J. SWIFT.
Nec, 6. cost
- CaN gIuen at tbs o55ee for
clean Rags.
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Ia AnSgs eto,s Soc2fty.

TIE Aembs,s Of Af Alexca-
d,ya EalMsa5son Society are hcre-
BY notified, that q regular Fated
meeting Of Ike taid Society will be
keAat Gajy's Hotel, on Mon
day The 1M iyf. al II O'Clock,
Il. M.-Aa ECay zosA be deAUer-
ed agreeol's 10 appointment, by
the yeu. Fires Mu'r.
G. DENEALE, Sec'ry.
Dncembn- &
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
A Tract of LAND in
Frederick county, Virginia, containing
400 acres. Property in the county of
Fairfax or town of Alexandra, will be
taken in payment.
Enquire of the Printers.
Dec. S. eo3t
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,fkS. The Schooner
Ef1ksAs PRISCILLA
.T "a good veikil
Prince HARDING, Mater,
Will take freight On reaGonable terms
Apply TO rhs Mater en- board, or to
JOHN C. LADD,
W,ka hes lgssy receioed aud ms7y e6e,.
FIR Sale,
20 -Hcgtbads OF excellent Molanes,
II do. 3 do. Sugar,
2S do. g do. RIM,
5 -ds~Espperas g. Brimione,
10 Cafks Cordials,
20 Barrels Bottom Beef,
50 Caks, Freh Raidns,
50 Bags Coffee,
ECO Boxes Candles and Soap,
s Bags Cotton,
5 Do. Hops,
10 Boxes Cotton and Woll Cards,
20 Do. &c by IS Glafs,
~ p.,aa Dr. q, 49, Entitled to
20 J no p Nun.a J n.a,, drawback.
3 Cafes of Writing Paper,
50 Boxes fre!h Chocolate,
Excellent Dumb Fin, &c. SC. sc.
December S. d
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Tuenty Dollars Reward

For experimenting and fecuring Je,rarG.
Mulatto man, carpenter by trade, who
eloped about he z5d day oflaH Jane: he
is a middle iized fellow, about go years
OF age, light complexion, black eyes, and
much freckied, his hair thick and gsre-
rally comhed up pretty high before, plea
can't, foft, fmiiing countenance, has fear
on one of his arms near the frouider, the
particula. arm l cannot at pra1enr recol-
let. 1t is !uppoied that ne is lurking "a
,bou, Dumfries where he lately lived iome
time, by permii'on of Mis- Bedey Tyler,
to whom he belongs and Of whom hired
him for the prefer: year. He took OF
undry clothes Of ginshsm, cloth, &c.
which l cannot at prefent defcribe.
John HOCE.
Fauqnier, Aug. 80. 7aw3w
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CHARLESTON, AusuH 81.

ExtraA Of letter f'om q geni|sm@n IL
Loudon, to bis friend IN tli, ci!r, aalea
Ju1e Is, 1901.
!" Mr.. Addinsson, with an intention OF
bringing aboa, his grand and darling OBJ
jet, ltes4y beaee, and at The fame time
an honorable one, is at prefens preparing
an exteniive expedition asaina tire Wet
India iGauds yet in poiiefion of the enemy
this Heer is to cdnhit of fix fail OF the
line, ten frigates and two iloo7s Of war,
with about forty fail of tranfports, which
are to be joined by the fhips already Oh the
lam aica hatien the troops intended for
this expedition are to be chiefly drafted
from old regiments that have been Injured
10 ho, climates. Their fgit efforts, it
feems, are to be directed asaina Porto
Rico, which is to be fucceeded by an at
tack upon Guadalupe. The command
Of the array, it is thought, will be given
to general lord Grey AT ieatt, from his
local knowledge ofthe Wea- India Islands,
he has Of late been frequently coniulted.
1t is not yet even conjettured VINO will
take the command Of the feet. This will
thew you IN what ettimaticn we hold the
French marine, when at this time 70 con-
iderable an armed force is abou, TO leave
the coun,ry-the harbour of Breit is al
noti filled with the combined fleet which
is at preient ready or fea.''
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HISTORICAL ANECDOTE.

Among the different ancient heretics,
the Donatifs were the maddea, who
ccurted violent death, under notion that
iuch was marty rdom. A company of
them once met an orthodox perfon, and
putting fwo'd into his hand ,ortered him
to Kill them OF, if be refuled, threat
ening to xiii him.-Iie refufed, un-
leis they would permit him fra to bind
them all, for fear, as he faid, that when
one or two lhould be killed, the reit would
change their minds and fay him. Having
bound them fat, he gave each foune:
whipping, and 70 left them. We have
fo:t Of Donat;as now, who court death,
rot as martyrdom for the fake of religion,
but on account Of what they call honor.
Every one Of this deicription, who tends
challenge TO another, i'.oaH be fat bound
and ieverely ieourged.
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PARIS, "a MeMdorl July 2.

he governments has purchaied tor the
S'2.elm OF natioDa! history, the library OF
INC iate MIR. Lherisies, the celebrated bo-
tan;g, who YVES Lett year afnayed at the
door OF MS hou'r.
We learn trorn good authority. fays
the Cicf az Casi2es, No. 1920, chat the
emperor has made farmal declaration al
Paris, " that i, is in1po:ible fer him to
e<ecWse TIE plan Of indemnities Tor the ie-
>ula,izas;ors, hich had been agreed ny
oa between tie republic and hiu:eif; ard
t@t, &e wogi>j iraye the affair TO tie e,
Ya2H1, X II would take the trorble upon
l-i-G."
Iae !2h ;ettc-s from Vienna, on tho
'";ga1v. aAgye Us ,ha; he pan OF ndern-'
'i..,, ,ri it>aias;1ations has already beer
l>e~-r;cn'cG 70 Mr.. Huyel, Imperial
>.a,a. siaIy GS2: MS d;ss OF the empire;
. ',.os i VIII he ishmisted in Z few
{, . lie deliberations Of the diet.
l..,-., ;;o.G Germany ara Italy agree
II <, Iaas the sttual negotiations
W.. - ca;:yins en- betaeen the fri'
(, ......i lie holy father. have principal
/, IT &c oh.e>t to pat an ssd to the
800 &. - tgcncl. clergy. :" We eS
.>r., ;,l> add, &" 70 Zee realized b
- s3,a G,neditt XIII. larA, not fs
,'.,tI M. as was men.ioned this n.osn
rs tZg-. I'D 10 ,ae ta,her 0. M,pt!~u-
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A FORTUNATE EscAPEi

On Wednesday the 10Th init. four A.
merican feamen made their e!cspe from
the A,rtbaja Bri,iih frieate, now cruihng
OF Bottom light houfe. The circumstances
as related by two Of them now in Salem,
ar as follows
A midlaipman was ient on ihore to one
Of the Bolton Hands, to procure io!ne
milk, and ,hefe men competed the boats
csew-they had previouny determined to
run away tie frf good opportunity that
ofeted, and being oace more on their ma
tive ground dared to think :he, 7ofre fee.
When the Britifh cf;cer was gone into
the houie 10 get the milk, they ran and
feized another boat and rowed over to a
neighbouring Iland, where they fortunate
ly found aperfon who for triaing reward
conducted shem in iafety to Bottom.
Tnete ner alto report, that about a
month pait the Arethgla captured an A
mer;can flip from BeRox bound to the lie
efFrance, and fent her into Halifax.
They defcribed this veflel, as ihort clump
looking ihip, about or 800 tons, burthen
with a woman figured head, and deep
loaded. The fhip had only left Bottom
that day-they do not recollett her name
none of the crew were taken out, and
as we have not heard of fuch a prize arriv-
ing in Halifax we think it probable the
American captain has regained podefion
of his veGei.
Two of theie men belonged to Norfolk,
and the others to New York, and all of
them had been impreaed, for iome time
paa. They add, that every Britith man
Of war has more or leis American inrreil-
ed feamen, detained contrary to their in
clination-there are or 10 now on board
the Arethx/a.r
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$. &c vcae.s whica were at Plymouth
..-dr 10 Pat to {ea received oTdess on
y s5n.::3ay 10 Join the channel feet i'm
.-,s;;a.a!y this order was carried 10 them
in tie admiralty by a courier ex;raor-
.e-,r. They write from that place that
-.a ..y~ea,ya,s 81 the French h.et II HIelt
-.y. rc3oualed the activity In preparati-
., .srGc:-nce, which were making in the
...r..,l: department at that port.
une 20.
The emperor ofGernany has refuled TO
aukro".rdge ne King otE;rur;a, until the
,~aem.iGcat;ons to the grand duke OF
Itcany are ittrled.
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Fran q late Landau Pates.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
The Court of SeGion, Edinburgh.

The Court of Seiion, Edinburgh.
The Court of Sefion lately decided q
queGion between the ieamen Of Preitou.
pans and Meilrs. George and James War
roch of that place, refpe6ting chari'a-
bic fund belonging to the ieareo. As
Gmi!ar cafes mays probably have occurred
in other ieao port towns, Of which the
trade has decayed, the fa'ement Of TIE
decihon may be Of general importance.
Preaonrsns, which is a borough of ba-
rony was formerly a place of confderab.e
trade. So early as 1921, the ihip matters
and failors had RATED fund for the relief
of the poor of their body, and their wi
dows ard orphan Children. After the
Union with England, the trade ofPre-
fonpsns fell into decay, and the ihip mai
tiers who ufed to reGde there, left the place.
A t.w of the members who had left the
fea and tetaken themielves to other pre-
teM;o7s, had the influence to procure re-
sulation to be made which excluded iea-
men from admliilCn, unieis they aaE pence
10 be children of former members OF the
facie,y. They afterwards aauned an at
bi,rary power of rejecting al candidates
Tor admition, infomuch that no new mem
Der has been received ince the yea. l76a.
Ihas the incorporation came at 'ait to
centre in the NIeHrs. Warroch, who had
been admitted members though neither OF
them ever were ieamen. Thete seatle-
men lent cut the funds, amounting TO 6oo,.
Gerl. In their own names, and the only
thing which kept alive the memory OF The
iufti,ution, was the payment TO an Old WI
dow ola inaall penfon of os. per quarter.
The fund. was thus about to be left alto
gether to the public, when icIpe esmeD,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-01
Tzventy Dollars Reward.

LOST in the town of Alex
andria, on the zIf Auguf, large, aa..
Gold French WATCH Jingle cafe,
which opens by ipring in the ihsnk Of
the watch; the makers name Bregaet, 4
Paris; the motto round the dial plate IS
in Latin, f" Rege momenta reRe haree f0-
ve5uut.'' 1t had no chryAal, and it
was in carrying it to a watch makers
for one, it was loft. Whoever has
found it, and will deliver it to Mr.. An
drew lamieion, inall receive the above re-
ward and no quei}ions aiked.
SARAH Z. MASON.
Sent :, d