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ienlincnts; as, in coufequencc toe ct;a.c cf
Lcte Majeite would be committee. apain:,
ir; and IS it is rhe du,y of the govern
iacnt TO uic every mea,, ia its power 10
prevent Ind Gi.n.n;.h ,ii:s crime; il has
been found cSpetiiens and i, is <.ccrcea 40
longer topssisiis ih> lcg;:la;ivc BODY 70 al
'e'noic irelt, untli she lceple CT this Re-
Iuo!ic, coniormahiy ~ ous proclamation
Ok the ,4:h of this month, thall have 1rce-
ly declared thei. opinion. In eonicquence,
thS' agcnr Of the police is Directed without
ceiay 10 elo(e the halls Of the aiie.nbiy and
the other apartments VI che TWO branches,
and TO prevent the insraoers OF the aieun-
by liz the Y,,te.yal iio;a sicn,5iiug q, ,his
place Or che" neie. ard likewifc tat the
agent OF war tiaii il neceGary, be ready
with an AHMED force. Il is decrccd that
tiis rctosu;ion fha.l De notified to the Pref
dents OF the Two branches, inviting then,
IN the Ganie OF the country and people or
Batavia and upon ke;r own re(ronhb.iitv,
to give the nccehary orders 70 tic com
1iander OF the guards, during the inter
val TO placehimteit under the direction o
the commander Of the rcti2cace that this
be done in order to proven, the Gleainr OF
innocent blood by utelets Iet.itance.
Information OF the fame :llall lil,ewiIs be
given 10 the minittcr Of tie French Replb-
Inc aiio to general Angereaa ipccialiy IN
joying him TO give ali fuch order. as are ne
cesiary to preierve the order q Tranquility
OF the Repnsiic, asd which llall leave 10
the people the full liberty ofcxpreHiag their
opinion without reitraint. Aud lait,y /,
has been ret2lyed by proclamation to
inform the people Of the proceedings, as
has been accordingly iecrecd at this fitting,
and igncd, EISlTR, S. p.
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FROM TIE Ngw-yoRx AzzrrE.
CHARACTERS.

BESIDES the three particulars which
have been mentioned, there are Others
which belong 10 the deicription of the man
who sdangerous TO the liberties OF a peo-
pie. therefore mention,
4. That where grcas <.cpravity and co.,
iiderable ability unite in the fame perfon,
ne cannot be aiely truGcd. Being re-
TRAINED by no principle. he will attempt
whatever ierves to crafty his own immo-
derate deilres, and his talents may en(ure
him fucccfs. Capacity and address, fepe-
rated from virtuous difpoGtion, are ever
niichicvous. 1t is not enough rhae tn.
iociety are fatiofcd as to the wirlon of
thofe whom they place in power they
ihould believe them TO be honef, vi-tuous
and under the influence OF iull and honor
able motives.
$. The proRigate and ambitious man
frequently keeps himfeif out of fiehs, aud
accompanies his purpofcs by the agency OF
others. He moves his puppets, while he
himfelE iIands behind the icenc. Ihus he
ihuns the blame of unpopular nieaiures,
evades iufpicion ofhis deligns, and waits
favourable moment TO arpeal; or, with
teigned reluctance, he Is brought forward
by deludsd multitude, aud accepts the
direction Of their affairs, with projections
OF profound refpett and entire deyStedncls
TO their intercit.
The above particulars might be illu&
rated by giving brief hihory and cha
ratter Of ufurpsrs in every age. Human
nature is the fame; and the road to on
lawful Dominion is the FINE. Its intrigue
or force, or both. They who have az.
PRED have been often deliberate in their
circumstances; always coartcd popularity
among the ignorant and vicious were a.
bundant In their projections of patrioiifan /;
were deprdved and ar,ful; and ever con-
cealed their real defgps, as much as pof
fible, from the p&bIic views.
If there be no fuch man in this country
1t will be as Rrange, as it is fortunate. -
II there be, the people, whether they will
take warning or not, oughs TO be apprized
OF it. Betrerto be a: little too Jealous,
than by an over fecurity and confidence,
flide into ftuation which will be ire
trievable. Catalina had been long medi-
tating, and had nearly completed the over
throw OF Rome. There ought TO be no
objection to, and there feems 10 be a ne.
GETTY for, an examination Of characters.
The good will be exalted, ard the bad
ought to be debated.
.HISTORICUS.
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friend aud nsighbouf, her wos;h is add
- and thofe who have telr the Nina IN.
,,usnce,o each of them, will coasinac 10
regret the lois; Bat nsae more than tAe
poor of her immediate nuighaouTho3d. -
Among the catalogue OF her virtues, her
ua;ior;n chriRian rcGsnatieA through lie
10 the will OF Heaven, gives lu!tsc TO the
ref, and renders her a MODEL worthy OF
imitation. In no period Q! her LIE did
The exemplify the value Oh Cn.aa .a.,:ty
more than in her lait moments.
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circles, recently called at cur Shop, and
gave Us the following from his iournas
ana regretted us to expcie /, 10 view among
our ihop articles.
E~U >lERA)IO DESlDERIORUM.
The tirR confui of France wants--the
Dominion Of the world and as a preIud.
10 The conqaef, intends his !s@Ll0m Tms
ihall haui Great. nli:aia up tie river Seine
10 Paris.
The BritiHn Governm:nt wans--,o
pfeie.Ne Tie BALANCE Of Earope--m their
j.0or.
The Barbary Powers want--a good
lyu5hing to make th5u, more mode
rate IN their det..ands uron their foreiyn
friends.
The Cantons of Switzerland want--a
WIN. Tell, and Freedom.
Lord Neilon waa:s-to bombagd the
Alps.
The French people want--a ~relp;se
from tumut dlicord, anarchy, aud contuii
90, the certain attendants of frequent re-
-volutions and the f.gread of leveliing prin-
eiples.
. Gen. Menou wsnts--to be fliely land.
cd at Iouion.
The United States want-.-only Uuiou
TO maintain their government ard profpe-
rous fituation at bome; and their 6eguu
iySem of defence continued 20 make t:lem
repeated abroad.
6 The ancient Dominion" wants-to
iway the lpetter of RepublicaniGn in Asg.e-
RIGA.
Mathew Lyon wan:s--to be governor
of kentucky.
The Commonalty, and Foreigners, who
travel our country want--a rev DiG,ion-
airy TO define the different titles of the va
Iious political " Set75.''
The Mammoth wants-to be enaw;ng
the ChefhIe Cheele; and the Chefhneites
want---one of the French RATS to ,rani-
port 1t to Monticello.
Ned Livingston wan.sfevo or three
da&ea more Offices.
Clergymen want--nore faiartcs Mer
chants-more cu!ton,ers; and Lawyers
mgre and zVealtkier clients.
Reaion wants. more adherents.
The votaries Of Science want -exten-
i've patronage.
1t is faid that diin,ercfed PatiiotiGn
almoit wan,s---an eejFence.
Many OF our common people WANT
more aiiability; and may of our Great
ou<s want---leis germany and afrdaiiou.
Critics want-cauaor, aud IN ,dern Au-
thors-o,igWehy.
Coq-ettes want-more Bsyifsrers pru-
dent girls fewer tgnllants !; atasFthe wri-
ter of this wants. Fame and Dollars.
N. II. Stnhmrl. V.
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N0tzcc.

ALL perfsns having claims agdnR the
the elate of captain Willism Cbapmun,
deceafcd, are requeaed TO furnilh the .auaS
to the fu5icnbar, properly authenticated,
for fettlesenf; md ell thoie indebted 10
faid enate, are dcErcd 10 raake Immediate
payment logger indulgence can bs
given, but the accoGats nait be cloied a.
foon as pebble.
join FOSTER,
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PORT OF ALEX.4NDRIA.

CLEARED,
Brig Katherine Lawrence, Jamaica.
via. Charlefon.
ochr. Mary, Ruaell, Baltimore.
S!ooP Nancy, Carton, Norfolk
Sally Carpenter, Providence.
Heland, Hand, Philadelphia.
CLEARED,
Schs. Rebecca, Ryder, Bottom.
Sloop Harmony, Ellwood. Philadelphia.
DIANA, Allen, New ork
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FROM The SHOP OF
MEssRs. VERBAL. AND TROCHEE.

WANTS.
One wants tcoe6ce,~a ace, or pot.
Another would the pcople'. favor boat
LIS hArdto fay, in fael nho ante ti.c MOI.
4 TRAVELLER, who has 5eca in al
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IN . LOOALITf1 FKAIEKNITY.
Extraa from the regiac. of the refolutions
otthe Executive Power of the Repub
lie OF Ba,sgia.
Wsan9a4r, September IS, 1901, It'll
.1ear cftss hbvy Of Bntavia.
As alter what has been propofed to the
ahembly and then taken into confederation
according to the decree of the fri branch
pasied this day, the people Of this repub-
l.cwoald bsprevensed from expecting their
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-13
BOSTON, February ;.

From unqueisionable authority we are
authorized to Gay, that judge Warrington
is writing the life Of the Father or our
Country. Many particulars, hitherto un-
known, will be di1cioled in this deeply ins
tereiting work, which will increaie our
admiration and love, even of Watbington.
a considerable time mult clapfe, before it
wiz be given to the public.
On Friday Taft arrived at the Vineyard,
fchooncr Success, Thomas, St. Thomas,
II days, bound to bottom. Sailed under
convoy of the Merrirnac, in company with
Gh'r Neptune, of Plymouth; Salem ihip
and teycr:l other vencls which have ar
rived at the Vineyard, including the Mer-
rimac. The French privateer, L'Amor
dc la Parrie, OF 10 guns, prize to the u.
S. lch'r Enterprise a:io failed in company
for New York. Mr.. Croby who came
paaenger in the Succets, informs us thai
in la. 50. long. 10. Jan. 1e, they fell
in with the ich'r Fiihhawk,s Stct}on, from
Scituate. for North Carolina, in difrefs,
four feet water in the hold, from which
they were unable to free her. BY tn
goodness ofcapt. Thomas the captain ani
crew were taken on board the Succefs.-
She funk ioon after f,e was abandoned anc
nothing was preferved.
Mir. Croiby ALTO informs us Of the cap
tire OF the toilowing'veDels by the French !:
hh'r Nancy, Jones, Of Baltimore; brig
favouritc, Seabury, Rhode Iland; fch'r
siiters, Noodman, Philadelphia -Four
nrothers, Eafman, Newburypor,; Two
Ero,heTs, Lymburner, Bottom; lloop Al
mira, bartholomew, New Haven; nnil
ROPE, Bacon, Bottom. The captains OF
'aoie yeilels were all in Guadalupe jail
together, and were exchanged On the If
o;January.
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20 deicrt it at this monent-the profpec
of a war with France is more remote,
but the temper Of the times.is not changed,
nor the licentioufneis of the prefs controul-
ed-we may want this law as coat of
armour to defend US from periecution, and
we iliould be wiling to give to the new
administration the means of protection
that have been provided for their predecef-
Sors. For thefe reaions, my vote will be
given in favor of the reiclution.
(7o be continued.
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SALEM, February Z.
LetsH NezOs from India /!

!, captain Jofsph Ropes, who arrived at
,nis port OH Wednesday night laft from
inaia, has politely favored us with the
,roH'owing important intelligence: He vi
lted Madras ard Sumatra. Heleft Ma
ag ~ on the goth Of AuguA, previouny to
which tie expedition under Admiral Raw
n n lad to have been deigned aeairH
vanilla or Batavia, had been counter
handed, and the troops and flores had
= relanded from the tranfports, in con-
, :. Of very alarming diaurbances in
; nc Iy,''e Country, where an entcrprif.
=, ..s omcer, formerly in the fervice of liz
e. e.. euitan, had collected an army. con
sur sung OF 10000 men, and had iurpri{ed
81 which the Englifh held in that co,1n
tay, and had deGroyed every foul in the
!, iappofed to be 1000 men. The ca
y r. o. Myfore is near Serineapatam. ard
=, =. sountry was part of tie dominions thar
I A,s Ally fhared with the Nabob of
p roo1'. y is 6as Englilh miles from
from oly ., 800 from Madras, and 1918
<k1r-'' .ls .zx
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Captain Ropes arrived at the Cape of
Good Hope in company with the Britifh
packet Apollo, and the captain Of the
packet informed him, that he left Madras
on the II OF September, and that the Off
Ger IN the Myiorc Country had had three
engagements with the Engliih army, in
all OF which the Engliih had been lucceis
full. But that the officer of the late Tip
pc fill continued to recruit his forces, and
was confdered as very formidable enc
my.
The disturbances between the Eng,i(h
and the Caares, at the Cape Of Good Hope
1till continue. Fifteen hundred Englih
troops were oat againi1 the Caares in tie
back country, when captain Ropes lett
the Cape.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. G

Arrived-sch'rs, Martha, Ihonpfon,
PaiIamaq aoddy; Olive Branch, Young,
Baltimore.
Clearea-Brig Reaver, Foacr, Havan-
IA; Scocn-rs, mo, Ridge, Barbados /;
Worcetor, Earl, HAVANA; Felix, Ken
ney, Cumana.
Brig Mercury, YardGey, of this port,
taken into Halifax, has been Condemned
there, venel and cargo, on the principle
Of citizcniEiip.
Brig Pamela, Merrihew, captured
and (ent into Pcrto-K;co by the lrench,
has been condemned there, venel ana
cargo.
The swanwick, K;rkbride, for Liver
POOL, brig Venus, Stephenson, for Hamburg
md feveral other vciiels went to Tea On
Friday lalt.
The American, Swain, for Liverpool,
remains at the Fort-her tter-bag is at
the Coffee Houfe.
AWKWARD bound fhip and ich'r are be-
low, names unknown.
Brig AuguRus, Lewis, from hence has
arrived at Jamaica.
Sch'r Adventure, Lillebridge, Of this
port, hts arrived at Aux Cages from G..
Francois.
Sch'r Amity has arrived at the Cape.
Exf,aa Of litter. tram Alexaudyia.
The mate of the brig Polly, Palmer,
has arrived here, and informs, that the
brig was taken by French privateer,
within or 7 leagues of Barbados, and
fent to Guadaloupe, where The arrived
after having been cllafed by a frigate
which got among the rocks and could not
follow her. We look for the captain in
few days.
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Reborfee Of n Covvie7.

The keeper of Ncwgate prifcn Com
lately infpeeting fone nails made by, the
convias under his care, reprimanded one,
by the name of O'I,rian IAN 1riihman) for
negle6ing to make good beaa, TO his nails,
al the fame tiI:.c iclctting orc vel; exccu,-
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W Arlington oOCiLty

Is The Members Of tie
ALEXANDRIA, WASEINGTCNsO-. .
oiETY are berety u0tl1el, hat rrgu-';
lar Jsnted meeting f'tbe Iaia Society zvllA
be bed at Gadjgy's Hetel, en- Al0uaay tbe :
'3diye0nf, at 10 o'elyek Il. NJ. ona il is
enrngfJ re7usRed that tie members zuitz
be bmutln"l in their attendance, as fheye
is /sme ntesGey bgfar/5 "a be 1yorfaace.
The ./aeirty zoi1 mosve in pyeeD.ou 4.;fb
Iacb otheys as ehye to jeix, at Il o'el5ek,
f'9m The Coayf- Hou/e /7u0ye to Tie PY1E-
1ys@ri9n Meeti2g- Hogfc, 7yke,e an Orc
ti7a 7vill be 1eA'a'erea BY Tx Reva. Mr..
M90eH, Commentaries 9f tie al 4i.s1l9-
sdmrrHs IF re Al,.Hri1as jNtsnxvs:,..
I1e Srisy 1oW die tgether az lha.
Try, ct GoGNy's, ag,yeu5ze te a r2,!-;s
at The IR qAaverly meeti~g.
By order Of the Pre!ident.
<. DErlEAIE, Sec'ry.
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NEW YORK, February :.
Gle A RED.

CLEARED,
Ships Re{erve, Moncrief, Curacao
Charlie ton, fiuney, Liverpool; Lytiia,
Treadwcll, ditto; Brig American Hero,
Martinique.
Ship shhephersleG, in days from Savan-
ma, was below lat evening.
american v1GAs at KmgEou Jomniea,
Jnnn0yr 6.
Sch. Glide, Brooke, Hsddin Experiment,
Cotton, Middleton; fnip Cleopatra,
Waterman, New York, from New Or
leans, hbciled; fch'r Fame, Iiuschins,
from Bermuda to New York Brig Pal
las, Flag, porfinou'h; tnip Harmony,
Coffin, otto; brig Sukey, Brown, Sa-
lem, cargo condemned. vei3el cleared ;
(hip Expel :ln,ns, n. York.
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ia
alexandria Adyeytzser.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS.
Alta meeting of the Corporation of the
town OF Alexandria, yeiterday, George
Taylor, Egg. was elected Mayor TO-
nah Ihomplon, Eiq. Recorder; and Vii
liam Harper, David w. Scott, Thomas
Vowel and George Slscun, Efqs. Alder
men.
lie following appointments Tor the en-
lung year were made:
Robert !. Taylor, Clerk of the Coun-
Gil.
Charles Turner, Collector.
y n%; t @sa,sn, A'snar.,
w. Rhodes, \
lanes M'Gu;re,
Philip Wanton, "afoens'
Archibald M'Lcan,
J.. d. Weitc.tt, Printers to the
Cooperation.
Joan Longden, Clerk of the Market,
}a1nes Harris, keeper OF the Powder
liouie.
Es!ro97 ot,n letter f,9u an officer m boord
Z. s. ff'Iy0fe i,cha1ul, au.1a 81. Kll.s,
JaAnary 2, 1901.
I he United States fh'r Erterrrjze,
capt. Sferrett, arrived here yeiler,'ay. Size
has lad an action of one hour and :; half
with a French lugeer, but owing TO the
darkneis Of the night the lusoer elcaped.
capt S. had only two wounded Mr. An
gus, m;dthipman, who was fhos through
the aim, and marine
From tbs fo1257vwg exf,oR from an e1ay
in The P,vviaeuce Gazette, an fbe meaus
1fsfiygxJI'ing frs, it 7voula APPEAR
that at tbe late IRE III TIA! tszya, al al
tempt lad been MADE to orrxRHs broeyr/s
Iy b!o7ving up bnizahMss 0dI>iuizg thel'
o1Jfre. The expe,iu<nt ice; MT APPEAR
to bnve met rorifb ./ucccEs.
Powder was employed to blow up
ievcrsl buildings, and ;he1e falling without
injury to any pcrion, ihouId teach us that
there is not the Danger in exploding a caE.
9fpowderinan open chamber, which might
lave been unprecedented. 1t may not be
amiis here to mention my opinion, that
blowing up the brick boule rather haaened
than checked the progreis ofthc Ere; and
IL is doubtful whether in fucia town as
his, which contains but few brick build
irgs, blowing up hcues VIII be found
| aleful on any future occahcn. Had the
wooden building adjoining tie brick one
been blown up, it might have had better
effect. / do not mention this to cenfure
The conduct Of any it was hrR expert
| rncnt here
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FOR Sale, or to be Lea7ed,
In the City of Warrington, ard ,o!.ciiion
given Immediately,
A handlon1e, we'll -fnifhcd
three tory BUILDING, on New Ferey
Avenue, in the vicinity of tie Capitol,
and the nearef dwelling on Tie Gu;,. Of
it on Capitol Hill. The lot and LouEa
are we'll ituated, and Will always cora
nand al uninterrupted view OF the whole
city and George Town to the welt, a.
we'll as of the Potomac and EalteIn Brarch.
The houfe contains 10 convenient rooms,
exclaive OF garrett ard cellars.
Ifioid, United States flock, or focll IN
any OF the banks would be taken for tile
whole or part of the payment, and good
title given; or, IL lcafed fer years, the
terms would be accommodating to good
tenant.
Further particulars may be known by
applying to MIR. joleph Hods ton, in that
city, or the flbfcriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN.
January IS. co
lfrclh Raifins.
Jua received a few boxes of excellent Raj
fins, and for Sale, BIZ
JOHN s. J. TUCKER.
December I'd. co
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st. Hn0ieWS N0C31iv.

~. H76N7 gu N0llllV.
TIE Members Of the Saint Andrews
society are requeicd to attend aatei
ma,terly meeting at Gadlby's Hotel, On
luefday evening next, (I7th iuitaa,) ar
S O'Clock, T. Nj.
By ort9sr of'fhe PyxEaext.,
VIM. BARTLEMAN, Sec.
February II.
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A late London paper Gys--The trade
expected to be opened with periia, is like
ly to be very lucrative. 1hat country
(once the mott Aourihing ard powerful iii
rhe world, though now little known be-
You'd the route Of travellers going TO or
coming from the Eaf Indics) abounds in
gold and FLYER mines, which have not
been worked for number OF years, owing
the want Of fuel.
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ed, and prefenting it 70 $50; - l. q
the heads were not all equally as good a
that? The poor fellow, iomewhat embar
RATED, fcratci.ing lis head, replied, 8 WHY
i'r, If all our heads had been made one a
good as another, perhaps we ihouli rot al
OF US been here, good Major
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Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

SEVEN hundred andeighty -eight acres
in the county of Hamplhire, on the wa
tiers Of Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and go from
Winchester. This land is full of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 to 50 acres of bot
tom, and rich high lands to each; and in
the heart of the timber there is fine feat
for faw-nill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thoufand eight hundred and for
ty-hye acres in the county of Ohio, ON
the waters Of Grave and Filth Creeks,
near the river Ohio, and about SO miles
below Pittburg. Some of thele lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Eiq. the Surveyor
of that county, will thew theie lands.
One hundred feventy-fx and three
fourths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near Its mouth, and within of mile
of the River Potonak. This land has
about 10 or 80 acres of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with z74 fine Sugar
Trees On it; from which l am informed,
there may be made 3ooolb. of good fugar
annually. There are ALTO feat for grift
and iaw mills on it, equal to any in that
neighborhood, and upon never falling
ftream of water. The upland is rich,
with plenty of timber, and part under Gull
tiyation. This farm is well improved
with good orchard, houfes and fencing,
and rented laif year for produce equal to
iixty pounds per ann. Mr.. Jofeph Butler,
at the Warm Springs, will thew it. I will
fell all, or any of the above lands for CATH
or upon credit, or take in exchange for
them lands IN Fairfax County, or lots of
land in the City of Alexandria, or the
City of Warrington.
r. T. HOOE.
January IS. co
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The beautiful, thorough bred I'M
ported Horf,
OK T. T. / IL Y.

Now riiiing five years old, a beautiful
bay, ofine bone and elegantly formed,
and allowed by intelligent 1portfmen to be
of the frR flock in England, which, by
reference to the certificate given by the
breeder will more fully appear, to wit
do hereby eeytjfy that The bay colt I
this day ./oldto Mr.. 1bamas Reeves, nsey-
ebant, evas bred BY me, and got by An
a7, bis dam BY Eckie/s, grand dam By
Blank, great grand dam BY old Snip,
great, gsraf grand dam BY The Godol1biu
Arabian, ant Of Mr.. Framptoa'f rvbite
.neeked mare. The dam of tbe above cali
IS ozux /5fer to Aa7eAius BY EcliIbe.
P. O'KELLEY.
The above mentioned horie will cover
mares the enfuing teafon, the frh three
days III every week at MIR. Chas. Loves
feat Saliibury, and the balance Of the
week at Sudley Farm, about five miles
diftant, at Fifteen and an Half Delzars
the feafon, and Six Dollars the Jingle leap,
which may be discharged at any time dur.
ing the feafon by the payment of twelve
dollars and three fhillings to the groom
Notes for fifteen dollars and an half, will
be expected from tilofe who fend their
mares. Mares coming from dieance
can be paitured at 80 cents per week, and
grain furniihed them, ifrequired, at the
market price; every attention ihall be
paid them, but will not be anfwerable for
accidents or efcapes. The ieafon will
commence on the 10th of March next, and
continue until the 10th of Auguh.
ROBERT GARTER.
February 9. eozm