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Ii Il M
RIcRMoMI
----~4s---.
Adriin and Theels .AInv.
Anna ST. Ives JGTacs
Auguila 81
Arthur Fitgalbi.li Ein.,
a., EJam
AS.; NJack
Antoinette ~
AmbroGe and Eleanor -
Advertiierisnt for aRta
Hnfbaud "
Arthur Mervya EIoui
Armenian -
Beggar Girl II -
Barorct 49,
Batlvians N
Blach and Bond e.
BLACK valley z =
Charles Grandifon GNsJ;.
Calaf A@',
CARTE and Pclydorus 49,.
Count de Hoaufdern a..
Contradictions a.
Count rovini 6ISi,
Coque,te 49,
Charlotte Temple NJ =
Camilla 49,
CCntrsa
Cavern of De h
Children OF the Able x NJ,
Cleruopt 80
Coughlan's Mrs Me. NJ
moiTs &C.
Connant Lovers co.,
Disappointed Heir = NJ,
DiiintercAed Love Np;,er
D 80 q Plain
Elliott, or siiiitudes off Pere,
@'iy nc y PriDl
RI "a Beaumont Rpe9,
Edgar Euntley ER.gh
Eliza Powell sao1s
Rgalina Ep,,
Edway end Edilda Kp
Edward Spe
Emilia de Varmont Sfsbs -
Fashionable GoGdelitz kseo,+'
panf - Events f Shsni
Family of F{aiden = r.
tAvorites of Felicity Rshrir
Family Secrets S.hs,
Fairy Tales 60
G-sfyil's 2bte. -
Gomez AID 1leanor Es.n-r
Godfrey &c FIsaines span
Gabriel dc vergy RIrin
Ecraioini ET-..
Gipiy CouD,efs mia
Gonislvo OF Cordoya NTaI..
Ga'iatea KTsle
Ghol Seer N'Two
4H'!'so fTiory \ Unlo
tIoTtio OF HoIGe;p q 81:
Henry Wiiloughby villa
Hartley Houfe Eyica.
Haunted Cavern EWap
Henry VilIsrs EWsO
iiadore OF Gallicia. HSVnn
'n"'tesiVe kanibleo L5Youi
lidsgerte 4 Zel,
lnvilible Rambler Z
Italian Nun =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28

III. To those vino
wishtohayetbeirco-
pies elegantly bound
giltand lettered the
price viii be Fom,
Dollars.
~. The price will
be considerably en-.
HANGED to non-sub-
scribers.
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n. 3. Preparations are making for
ther EXHIBITION OF the
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MASONIC CDE.
/" Let there he ligAs = lie A!m's q

g Let there he ligAs = Tie Alm's q
-To'ilsune the Ring earth!
Well plesicl the great Jehovah isoo@'
TIE Powsr fupsemc pronorHesa II soo''
And gave he planets biFth
IL choral numbers Nations JON,
To ble!s and prxlfe this light di9ine
Parent Of light accept or praiie
" no 0,ed'fs on Us thy bflghteiS fays'
He ligls thar fills Cur mind
By CHOICE feleted, 10! Fe Rfano,
BY frienafaip joined, a loeial Band.
Thar love ana aid mankind
In choral numbers, sc.
The widows tear, the orphaos cry.
Ali wants cur ready hands fneply,
IS far as power is given!
The naked clorbe, the priS'acr free,
,acie are thy works iwect charity!
Keyeal'd TO US from heagen
In choral numbers, &c.
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TUESDAY, December IL.

Mr.. Rutledge obierved that The State
Of South carolina had lately taken mea-
fures for fupply of arms for her militia.
He thoughs that an Object 70 great and
dehrable ought to be encouraged BY the
General Government, by exemPtirg arms
inported under iuch circumstances from
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wa bcnralees--sho lived univfri4l.y hspe =
adbeloycd; ard VINO died and The 'a'ae'tai.G 3,
ard regrets Of all Who hid ever heaia y 40
nsme r
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alsral,lr;sl ael:fsslsesf.
FRIDAY, DzcEaBER "A.
GO There will be no Preach
ing in tho Epifcopal Church
on Sunday next.
: = Tomorrow being Chri&nas
day, this paper will rot be
pubIilhed again until Monday
evening.
DIED lately, in The Hand Of Trinidad,
at the nsufon houie Of John Shaw, E'q.
near ST. Juan's, whittier ihe had gene tor
The benefit Of her health, uLlAEA PETEE
WoRHMAN, foi fomc tine reiident OF
his fown, wife Of James Workman, Elq
Of she Middle Temple, and daughter Of me
ate John Wright, Elq. Of Mole!y Hail,
Wa,wickihire.
The virtues abundant, ardent, generous
& exalted which enriched her heart, were
ieretied by ttrong understanding en-
livenea by an amiable fendbilisy, imPTov-
ed by az extepiiye knowledge Of elegant
literature under the guidance of asehned
ta0e, and invigotated by conltant exercie.
The beauties Of her pellon (which however
faded away, in companion to thoie OF
aer mind) were ;huarated by innumera-
Die graces elevated by a mia dignity,
peculiarly her own, and Augmented BY
hofe accomplishments with which art en-
deayoars 70 give perfection 70 nature. -.
She was as api1efi44ly lsmented in death
by all her friends land theie were all the
relfettab!e and d,ieyving who had an op-
portunsty of knowing be, as while living
The was The objea Of their admiration,
affection and rsiPett.
lien, qaas@o 3AIam nvenieat farEm!
Fran the TRINIDAD GAZETTE.
SrArzAs to tie Memosy ef Mrs. Work.
man.
I.
Where yonder church o'erlooks the icene,
From whence yon mcdea hamlets rife,
Beneath that tufts lrefh fpringing green,
The ciay-coId form OF Julia lies.
What mildncE healned in Ju!ia's face
Whai Judgment her pure tate refn'd!
In her fair folm reigu'd every grace,
And all the virtues in her mind.
III.
The aayes Of interef, tools of power,
Her fonl behe!d With jnf difiain
As glit'ring inted2s Of an hcpr,
10 PIe4le tie low, the vile, the vain.
Say, traveller, was his matchisls worth,
To thee in happier moments known?
Then pour the tide of forrow forth,
And in her fate lament lime Oqua
V.
Bu, did9 thou rot her virtues know,
Still let thy tears her death attend
And weep shat midiE a world of woe,
Thou vert not lovely Juiia's friend
Extraif ef letter froor on AMERICAN
gentlrmag at Cape Francis, tob'!ffieHa
il PHILADELPHIA, dqted 81 NoVfm6er.
/" On The 18th uls. the negroes made a
furious attack uron his place, and carried
all tie CUT potts and drove the French ar
my to the gates of the town. Ar this TO-
ment when we cxpetteJ oug houfts would
be inltantIy in fares, a young merchant
OF the name of Alexander BoWdee, who
formerly lived 10 Philadelphia, threw
himlelf among The negroes, at the head Of
So dragoons ard after fonr different
charges entirely diGleffed them. The
whole army apPlanded his fpiFi'ed con
dues & the general in chief Immediately
prsfented him fwcrd Of honor,
(" In fact, it was me faving Of the Care
for II days the negroes did not appear a.
gain, bar on The 26ih they renewed the
attacks and continued it fome time, they
were now once more repulltd, and have at
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}.3ubIle lienuac.

By oi'-tue Of a Deed Of 7-yge 10
TIE Sabjcuber,, Grill fIld, an the so
day of tbis prelfnt moutb, at 3 o'Cloek,
p. AZ. al tie PfemJrs,
The FRAME HOUSE iituated
on King ltreet, near the corner of Coium-
bus frect, at Preient occupied by John and
Samuel Lesrd, fubje6t 10 ground rent of
{. 20 per annum. Terms of payment
Cath.
JOHN & THOs. VOWEL.
Dec. 24. dot
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PORT OF ALEXAWDRIA.

ARRIVED,
Slap Harmony, EIwood, Philadelphia
CLEARED,
Ship Fabius, Iiutchinfon, Spain
Schooner Citizen, Lawlon, Antigua
Hazard. Luce. Bottom
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CHARITY SERMON.

AT the requelt Of the Bre-
thren Of Alexandra Lodge, no.
%, a CHARITY SERMON will be
preached by the Rev. Mr. Muir,
in the Presbyterian Meeting
Houle, on Sunday next, 26th
inf.
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The Editor Of the cndon Courier, Of Tuly
10Th, after pubiilbng The American plan for
r,onun1cnt 10 Wilmington, adds" If in cafe,
puh}ic hcnors are 70 he paid TO the memory Of
men dilioguillied by their pubic yirtnc-to
whom can they be n,cre july due ;han to
him Whole devotion TO .ae c1uls Of a.s county
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NJ ..GINL IEoUFANCl O0NFAN -
Of alexandria.
NoTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to
the Subfcrlhers in the Marine Infurance
Company Of Alex2odr.a, thai an election
will be held at the Court I4ouie, in this
town, on Saturday the 18th day Of Janu-
ayy nexf, !og ,hc pntr5fe Of CHUNG fifteen
Directors Ct the faid Company, ior the
eniuing Jeaf.
By order Of the PreGdenr & Directors.
J. B. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
D:c. Iaw4r
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The term Of Partnerfhip


The term Of Partnerfhip
heretofore exiting under the firm of
WomRfo'1 8 Ve.tch,
expired On the z 9Th of December, 1901 !:
All bufnefs relating 20 that firm will be
! fe.tled by the fubicribers at their counting
room on King Rrees.
RICHARD VEITCH.
Who oger for SAFE, on liberal
t<rms, The J5lyosuwg Property, e,is.
Two Tracts of Land in Lou
doun county, one Of which is ti,aa,e near
the Gum Spring, being we'll simbered,
and containing four hundred acres-the
other near Bread Rnn Church, containing
four hundred acres, (adjoining the tants
Of GEORGE Lee on which there is an ex-
tenave peach orchard: late the property
OF John Spencer.
One Lot Of leale Land, in the
Manor of Leeds, Fauquier county, con-
tanning two hundred acres late the pro-
persy Of Aquila Davis.
One Tract Of Land IN Ran
dolph county, containing five hundred
acres Taid to be very vaIuable) Gtuate on
the fou!h fde of Glady Creek late the
property Of Patrick Dougherty.
! One other Tract in Hamp-
| hore county, on branch of Fairley'S
Run, containing 400 acres: formerly
the property Of Daniel jones.
One other Tract called Fertl-
lity, containing two hundred and hxty
acres, in Weitmoreland county, itate OF
Pennsylvania, htuate on the Moncagahe-
H.: about one quarter Of mile below
Gamer Ferry, and 4 miles above Parkin-
icn's ferry, binding three quarters OF a
mile on laid river. A comfortable pro-
portion of faid tract is bottom land, with
valuable orchard Of fugar trees, and
about 60 acres under cultivation; the re-
mainder very heavily timbered.
One other T'rad containing
one thoniand acres, On Green River, in
the fate Of Kentucky; being part Of the
military lands formerly belonging to 6.
Rice. deceaied.
One Houlc and Lotin Charles
Town, Jeacrton county, on the Main
Areef leading from Harper's Ferry to
WincheGer, occupied by Adam Haun.
A vacant Lot in iald town,
htuate on the fame frcet, adjoining the
fore Of Thomas Hammand.
Two handiome three ftory
Brick dwelling Houfes, with brick fables
and carriage houies to each, iituate on
Pennsylvania avenue in the City Of Walh-
ington: at preitnt occupied by John Coyls
and Benjamin G. Orr.
A Brick dwelling Houle in
George Town, oppo6te the wharf occu-
pied by George King, together with part
OF faid wharf.
A Brick dwelling Houie in
the town of Alexandria, htua;ed en- Prince
freet, between Fairfax and Royal ftreets:
lately occupied by Charles Turner.
A corner Lot on Prince and
Royal ftreets, adjoining faid brick houfe.
The vacant Lots On Prince
Greet, on the eat fdc Of faid brick houfe.
The htuation of the above property is
equal to any in TIE town for buanefs.
A Houie and Lot on King
Greet: now occupied by S. Snewden and
CO.
A Lot fronting fifty fix feet
on Prince ftreet, aid extending back Il9
feet, bounded by al alley on the fouth ::
on part of laid lor is the warehoufe occu-
pied BY Hugh Smith.
A Lot on the welt hde OF
Wilmington Greet, between Prince and
Duke freets. 1awom
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+ O. r S A L E,
On Credit, or for Caih, as may fuit pur-
chalers.

On Credit, or for Cath, as may fuit pur-
cflalers,
That Lot with the Houie
thereon, lately peasGed by Mr.. Jones,
Coachmsker, f,rated On Fairfax Street,
near the centre Of the fquare formed by
Queen and Cameron Streets, running pa
ra;lel with iaid Streets 1as feet 5 inches,
and fronting on Fairfax Street SO feet Il
inches, with the privilege Of 10 teet
alley adjoining.
Ays,
That convenient Lot, with the very
COMPLETE and fabRan,iai Buildings there
on, il, the town Of Dumfriss, occupied BY
Mr.. E. Srnoek. COLIN AUD.
Alexandra, January 4. Iawtt
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WILL BE SOLD,

lit Seyy, The r,Gasnes Of the lHff MRS.
Hannah Warrington, ef Fairfax fsas-
~, on a credit mil the fyf day ef No
vem5e, neat, The parcha,tr gsving tend
zvitb apsrovtd jsearity for all tsni a
bove foe poana;,
A variety of excellent
Houfehold Furniture, and
Stock of every kind, vlz.
HORSES, HORNED CAT
TIE, SHEEP and HOGS.
The iale will commence Oh "Wednesday
the ieventh Of April, ii fair, if not the
next fair day, and contlnac fror, Gay TO
day, until the whole is fold.
TtiOS. LEE, fen.
Executor of Mrs. Hannah Waihingtors
decealed.
March s. eo3,dIzt /
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On THURSDAY, tie fyf day Of APrl
nsxt, zvM be exp9/ea TO lals al re G9f-
fee-Hsx/e in AlexauS'ia, at 0ns o'c!aik,
A valuable Lot
efhks t:Aa4vi'g de(l'ittisn
Beginning at the dlltancc OF
40 feet eaa from Union freet, and run
ming thence eait parallel to 0ronoko itreet
100 feet to the river Potomac, thsnce
north parallel to Union ftreet and bind
ing on the river 100 feet, thence welt pa
rallei to Oronoko treet 100 feet, thence
fouth with Union ,freet to the beginning,
with privilege Of 10 feet alley through
the ground belonging to the heirs of jeile
Taylor, deceafed.
This lot compsehcnds the whole front
of the wharf commonly called Tayl or's
wharf; the depth of water is about IS
fee:. 1t is h,u.ted at the upper end of
the town Of Alexandria, ard is one Of
the nea.ea wharves to the City of Waih-
ington and George Town. The paviga-
ton of Potomac being now completed rem
ders it an advantageous ftuation for bu-
iinefs-the wharf is found ard iubaantial.
A Ferry is efablifhed from the lot TO the
MARYLAND ihore, which rents for {. 20
Der anrum, and is daily encreains in va
lue.
The terms OF Gale will be one ,hi-d Of
1850 dollars "a cath, TIE. remaining two
thirds OF 2,55o dollars, in equal payments
a, s and IL rnonths-on any fun which
the property nay iell for, above 1850
dollars, credit of two years, from the
day OF iale, viii. BE given.
For any further particulars Apply to tie
fubieriber,
SAMUEL CRAIG,
FEB. Il. eodf Trnlfee.
Robert /. Elooe g Co.
Haze impaired BY Tie .@i1 FnS@t fran
Lipf,poel, =
IS crates Earthen We're, well
aiIortcd.
7sey Sape hsezsJf on ham,
Labon WING Of f,perior quality,
in or cafss ;.sugarby the hhd. or barrel !;
Coffee BY the hag-brcad anl narrow
Hoes, Spades, shovels ard Frying Pans,
lfud a e,ar;e.y ~ German Linsas.
Feb. 5. 60
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OBADIAH CLIFFORD,
CHARLES TUT.
Houye of Entertainment.
Randolph Mott,

A\AAAShfAA AsAoeeS ..
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and tn. public in general, that he has OPEN
ed an INN in the Town Of Alexandria,
in the houfe lately occupied by captain
Charles M'Knighs, where be intends ufng
his u,moa exert;cns to give general iasis-
faction TO thoie who may favor him with
their cuRom, which from his experience
ia the buiinels he aatters himfelf he fhall
be able to do on the mott resionable terms.
January &. Iawzteo
HE SUBSCRIBER,
Contemplating a removal from the
Diarsa Of Columbia, as Joon
as he can eleie his out Fand'ns
concerns, OFFERS FOR SALE.
THE FOLLOWING
Very valuable Property.
One undivided half Of FARm
adjoining the Grea.-Fails Of Potomac, on which
is god ;Ioufe, new Barn, and fome excel
lent Meadow.--Alfo,a FORCE, SO by 90
feet, covered with tin, and Coal and Iron
.IouGc, Gtuatcd on the Canal made by the Po-
mac Company, and the right of eating ths
wood for geo years on large parcel of land ac$
ionng-n,uch of TINS wood Is conveniene to the
rivec, and may Be readily transported to George
Town, the Federal City, or this place. The
other half may be purchaied.
Three Eighths Of about eleven
hundred acres of LAND, in Berkeley county, adj
i1niog the lands of the United States, at Keep
Trycc Furnace md Harper's Ferry--n,ore 'haa
half Of il is in wood, and the remainder good
f.rming lard. The other ive-eights may ailo
be Purchafsd.
An undivided moiety Of IS
acres of LAND in he Com non. of Alexandra
And adjoining the town, chiefly under fence OF &c
dar potts and i.clnut rails.
A large and handCome Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, 50 by 40 feet, with
brick Stable, Smoke Houte, and Well OF excel
lent water-The Garden and Yard pa!ed M
The Houie is not quite fniihed. 1t will be Told
either in It's p-eicnt fate. or hnihed as may Int
the purchaier. :,
A number Of LOTS on the
ney wharf, made by Mr.. Herbert, Mr.. Wilton,
and tire fubicrber, betwce, Fairfax itrees and the
river Potomac; and slfo. the diviiion OF the faid
wharf. made from Nix. ThotnP!on's by 20 ieet
Greet.
An undivided half Of LOT
in the wea fi.e of Fairfax areet, above Queen
ftree., Oh vs,,h me houfe was burr, latt "r.ter
For particulars, respecting tries ana terms,
which viii he LIBERAL bc!n IS 10 price and credit,
apply to ,o,,., ur,.rr.
Alexandria. N!9.I-. IayTs
iIrr,tn6 -
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lust ERCEIVED,
A .coMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF s
Il A S S,

ConGaing of elegant Cut quart and pat
decanters, goblets, tumhlers and wine
g!alss, to match plain half pint, pine
and quart tanblers, do. quart, pint and
half pin, decanters, which will be fold by
the bcx, OF by retail, on moderate terms.
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
March a. 60
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BENNETT / g Wal l >
HAZE RECEIVED
AND OFFER FOR SALE, Wholesale AND
RETAIL,
The following GOODS, w.
RUSSIA meetings, white ard brown,
Ravens ducks and Ruiiia drills,
Brown and white til klenburss,
Long and ihort nankeens,
Gurrahs, calacs and amertes,
MuGins, fenlhaws and !utet,ings,
Bengals, elalic fufpenders,
Velvet and other ribbands,
An elegant afortment Of laces,
Shifting cot,ons,
Cotton and Frenei. cambrieks,
Ladies fix and leather gloves,
India book and glazed cambrick mullins,
Saper6ne cloths and kerfeymeres,
Fashionable cottons,
Bandanno's, printed and romal hand
kerchiefs,
Knives and forks, penknives, &c.
Sweeping, Troubling, ihoe and furni.
ture brulhes,
70 caiks
ID, Cd, Sd, Tod, I'D, l6d and aod nails.
EeM Clover Seed.
Imperial, TEAS
A Aod'f Hy Hg''" of the If quality.
March II. eo3w
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TABLET OF I AISLE.
Street,
CHE TabIet of Gait:
OR,
POCKET AIM ANACK

FOR 1902.
TIE Contents af 7vbic6 ere as fslleqv, viz.
THE FRONTISPIECE reprcienting
the Urn carried il the Funeral proceilion
of WgAmgt0r, at New York, with de-
icription Of that Procei-on.
Genius of the United States.
Eclipfes.
Common Notes.
De/eniPti.r Of t@e EusraUixgs.
I. Montreal. z and 3 Fancy Pieces.
Seat of John Adams, Etq. De-
treit. Quebec. 7 Bridge over the
Piicataqua River. SView Of the Mouth
Of the Geneiee River. 9 View on the
Genetee River. 10 Table Rock. II
Eunker's Hill. IL Pailiac Falls, with de-
icrip,ions of the whole.
Lines on the Pailiac Falls. Lie of the
principal officers of the Government of the
United States. Early Frisnd!h;p. TIC
the Evening Star. The Competition of
a Nifs. To Celia On her Birth Day.
Miracles. Solitude. Sonnet to indie
pcndence. Sweet Echo. ST. Paul at A.
thens. Project of Winter. A Flight of
Fancy. The Exile of Erne. The Mo-
Their. Rcadsirom n. York to Kingfon,
Upper Casada.
7bcy baSs aJto rteeivsd,
Lyric Ballads, by Wentworth.
Leonard and Gertrude, &c.
Ma-cl> 8. d
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Wanted.
ABOUT 200 WHARF LOGS, deli
ve-ed at the Eafern Branch Ferry For
which genrrop, price will be given, II
delivered asreably to contract TO be er-
JAMES O'BRIEM.
City Of Warrington,
Feb. IA. zawr6t+
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IANNEl g PATTON
Haze ;4f recsived and o6er for Sale,
A quantity CT New England
Rum, and Liverpool Ware in crates.
Feb. ,. d
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For SAFE or Kent,

U QUO Of INCFtUS
THAT haadiome, convenient three 10
~ BRICK HOUSE. lately occupied by
Eduaud 7J.>Lee, Eiq. in King itteet, a
few doors wet OF Pitt fret.
SAMUEL CRAIG.
Dec. Is. go
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N 9 L / C. f..

In The eeG ef ANDREW R,ck,,,,s
RAMsAY u VIM. RAMSAY.
The fubf;riber being duly appointed
atIisnee of the e!ia,e and ELECTS OF the isid
,4saf<Su Remiey and the iaid W7Gam
Raml,. Al! perfons indebted to the faid
bankrup,s, or that have any OF their e.
tcets, are hereby required 20 Pay aud de-
liver the fame to the iiioieriber and to No
other perlon whctnioever.
JOHN NEWER
Alexandria, Feb. rs. eoIzr
THE PARTNERSHIP OF
CLIFFORD and TUT,
is this day diGo!ved by nutpal content.
All tl,oie indebted to the firm are reqaeit-
ed to make payment to Obadiah Clifford,
who will lcttle all accounts due by thu
concern.
OBADIAH CLIFFORD,
CHARLES TUT.
Lesgurg, Feb. rs, 1902.
The bulinefs will be carried on as rfud,
by Obadiah Clifford, in the fame houie.
March IS. eo2w
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

On THURSDAY, tie fya day Of april
nsxt, zuM be exp9/ra TO hals at re EFF
fse-Hm/e in Alsxava'ia, at 0ns o'c!ack,
A valuable Lot
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11

rreijential Electors. Then the f:lcr,iiAs h,aa-
ID majority there Of 4S6. Bsiltol then af,rd-
cd federal preponderancs Of Io+ Burlington
10; ard Warren was bat in our fAvor.-
Look at them nov behold, the beam is pluck.
ed from their eyes la the flnsil compass Of
Snftol, and Darlington. which bsvs S<ss tho
roughly federal. one Of the !" had-" has had
lpermiGion % retire--,he ssOd Sachem'' him
|ic.i has had " folemn warning"--has been mott
|h,rridiy conaernateCi---and even the great Iadge
BatraH. Who gapes. aad hoaSs 70 mach sb MI
IL f5e Lasvf Of Eaglssd." came within rive Of
|" fsaiiag iaglsnszs" 70 bf psiifieai sy@vs. IL
has iincc been roundly sf:rs,d that kcpubli-
can could be noninted in thar town. whom the
Judge could no more aand sgsintt than he could
withIiand the force OF thlnar,. How incum-
beat or him is IL then 20 be &c s,ca : How un-
founded, & uabsco'n,ng arc taoie Msres,iai de-
clamltions. that :" frsm fbs sobsk ,sjak fbsy feel
lfsfs 10 declare fbe /sderaiRs bave di1iay5ra NE
VpxbI'eas maie,,y more fbaa sae baLr'l!!
Tnsie declamsrions attach with all the
crcdit they can " rake aud fcrape" 70 the famous
+" Red Bank He,o :" Bot il is forrovful thar
he is conArai 10 make them in dcarth OF
fpifits I; or, 10 ule his own more appropriate
words, +" without that arinafi0s which pro-
caeds from bsps sf .Iaeesfs." IL is bo, nea-
gre example of his ordinary incoherence. and
inconifiency. ,hs, Immediately after all his eaf-
conading rant about what they bad achieved,
and what they aooalx achieve, he fhould 70
plamply acknowledge himlelf 10 be gehbssi bepe
@ lsees6. And what rs ftili more dolefols II be
defpaiss. delpera,ion mua prevail among them.
F,r. as Safas went up into the pinnacle TO Vnsl
,be kisgdo>s Of fbe qDsyiJ. and 70 nmpf The Ssv-
ioHr If A1sakisd !; 10 be, the Hero vilited on
psoxing day. five different town meetings. Hc
voted in Ne~port--proceeded 70 Porlimouth--
10 Briaol--to Wanen--snd TO Providence. In
Warren il is faid he infnltei the Freemen, aud
got his as,s zo,Hss. Ifis had been wrung tor him
10 each town he topped at, he would have about
ob,ained the mcsfurc Of his delerfs.