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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-16

q man born masiRnte. aw-giver. or Judge, is
al,fufd and unnatural. II Mr.. John Adams is
right. the Conltitu,ion is wrong for II the
People are az untradsbIe as wolves, without a
Mobility. IL is not prepoaerous for them to in
ftitutc form OF government, which in no in.
fancc recognizes shst clentih branch which is
10 Prcferye the harmony OF shcir focial compatt.
If Mobility is alone TO preie've US, where
in the name OF commen fenfe are we 10 find our
isviours,l Are we TO fearch for them among
the Ehex Junto, or are we TO look for them
among thoie who conGier the People as wolves
Born ~ a land iesrIed by fra,ernity OF perfe-
cu,ed Republicans living under Contribution
and laws which embrace every citizen on the
terms OF Equality, in what corner or hole If this
extcnGve territny are the People to look for
help and sfiaance, detached irom themfelyes
After experiencing the blefings Of their eqon
pyondion, from the hrit fet,iement of fhc coun-
Try to the preicot hour. !, i, polible, that they
ihould now diffnit their osn competency, IL
,everendy denoucce the goadiaoihip Of Heaven.
and throw themIelvrs inso The arms of Nobil-
ity We will NOT thus aifron, Hcaven---we will
no, thus di.hoDcr ar hen--wc will not
thus entail mifery on our poaerity.
OLD-SOUTH.
(TbeJ Jabjsa 10 be eenfinAd.
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From f6s RlcHMosp EXAMINES.

WHEN Mr.. JeAcrfcn went to France, he
took his eldeR dauehwr with him the frSvapt
named Sally, - Calender mentioned, did not
accompany HMM. Jeicrfon LETT his young
cit daughter. in the eare of Mr.. Eppes, ela-
sion, who while he was in France. was his rrui-
see or agent. This gentleman, always remsrk-
able for his honor and diicrerion, ordered the
tefvsrt Sally, when the ycuogea dsogh,er fsiI-
ed tor Eusope. 10 accompany her he miehs -
wsn bAve ofdssed ano,hers bccAsle ne had -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-16
From The (7,s1ien) TRvr AMERICAN
LETTER

LETTER
Fyszo Gen. BLooMrixLD ia CoL BURR.
Trenton, Sep.I7, 1907.
DrAR SIR,
TT Cannot have efcaped your Knowledge.
and +" The V,e1U," pubilhed in your City, have
engaged much Of The public attention.
Whist regards fh- fuppriIion Of Woods
HJqsy Of fbs Adm;rTyaiior Of john Adams, I"
has become Of no moment lnce tho book itielf
has kecn pubIiihed forit fesms TO be nniverfal-
rly agreed that the book. 70 far as any effect
Could be produced by it, was calculated to do
more injury than bene6r 10 the Republican cauie.
---bu, the bold allegations which par.-s,rr that
you combined with the Federal party TO defeat
the election OF Mr.. JErrEHsoN, occaGon iome
fuliciiude among thoir 70 whom you are un-
kno~n.
Thfe. Indeed. who have witncfTed your
vsrious and uniform exefions in the canie Of
liberty, and the irmnel Il Independence Of your
conduct on every occaflon, arc nCi TO be lhakcn in
their conhdercs or cftccm BY anonymous calun.
mics but 'hey can OIL, exprfs their own opin-
ions, aud repeat the declaratiors " hich they are
informed you have made. rhis leaves room for
uus common cncmics 10 csyil--lf iomc one were
au,horized from yoa 20 make thti declarations,
il would, | think. remove the appIchenIons
which are entertained oy lomc honea men, warm
in the csuic Of freedom. Jealous Of their rights,
and ws,chiul OF thole who have the honor OF
being their icrvants.
Our intimacy in our youth and in the ar.
nv. is generally known in this Sta,e.-My Ad-
d;efs 10 the People Of Burlington. in September
1900, wherein aated yoUr iervicss in the field
and in The cabinrt. and recommended you for
: Wee PrGdeot, is not fo,gS,ten and sheie cir
cumaances have occahotrd more enquiries OF me
reipcsiing the caInmnics againa you, than would
otiie.wiie have bern mad,.
have no other aprlngy 90 offer for this in
truion, than 20 allure you rhat il proceeds from
motives founded in pstriotifm, and in that cor
dial fr,cndfhip which hasever fulfilled between us.
avail myieiiof ibis opportunity TO renew
the ailurances Of my rsipce, AID eOtem aud that
am. Moif ,Ioly yooT f,end,
JOSEPH BLOOMFIELD.
Tbs Hon. AARON BUkR,
t,se.P,sfltm Of The Us.
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See Jsdge BaDsif, Prsfea.
From The WiLMIxcron MIRROR.

Republican Rren2tb.
Rhode-Inaud, Lcgilatufs and Governor,
New York, fame
Pennfvivsnis, fame
Vermont, ss Legislature.
Delaware, Governor.
Maryland, Governor and Legislature
New Jeriey, fame
Virg,uia, fame
North -Carolins. fame
South Csrolios, fame
Georgia. fame
Kentucky, fame
Icnnen:e, fame
Federal qceaknelJ.
New HamPihire. Leginaaure, and Governor.
Msilachuiets, fame
Conneeticut, fame
Vermont, Governor.
What a happy con'raif for the country
Great is the force of truth, and il will prevail
over error and falfehood, however induarioufy
circulated and widely diHcminatcd. II is ple.f-
ing TO obierve how rapidly the bright fun OF Re-
publicau'fm is ecliphog the wan moon of Frde-
raliin. whole face IL nov fca,csly viGhle.---
When MIR. JErrERsoH was elected PreGdept,
the Legislature ot Rhode. IllAnd was fedlr0I,
now il is republican.
The Senate ct New York was tfdsyal, now
il ia republican.
The Lesiila,urc of Jerfey wa. Jsdt,ai. now
It is republican.
The Senate Of Pennfyivania was jsdtrai,
now II is republican.
The Governor of Delaware was fidt,ai,
now republican.
The Go'ernor and Senate of Maryland
were FEDERAL, now they are republican.
This view fhews the increafe of rcpubli-
canifn. In little more than one year il has
gained triumphs in eigh, States, and even before
that time, had acquired Hrength fuficiens to
elect chief msgiitrate. Thefe arc conEdera-
t,ons TO which the people cannot too often re-
cur. as an iodacement to 60 on with the great
and good work. M
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THE VICE PRESIDENTS ANSWER.
~. fork. zF SsfL ISos.
DsAR SIR,

~
YOU are at liberty to declare from me,
thu. all tbo!e charges and iniiuustions which
aver or intimate that adviied or couutcnanccd
r,e oppo6tion made TO Mr. JEFFERSON, pend
ing the late election and baliorng tor Preiidcnt |;
tina, Ipropoied or agreed TO any terms with the
Federal party, or with any individual Of either
party that saented to be held up in oppof-
iion TO him, or attempted to Withdraw from
him the vote or iupport Of any nan. whether in or
out of Coogrcss, that ALL SUCH ASSER-
TIONS AND INVITATIONS ARR FALSE
AND GROUNDLESS.
have not thooght that calumny, unfup-
ported BY proof, or ,bs anfbO,i,y u a name, could
70 far receive attention from the public as to re-
quirc an anf"er, or even denial Yet If you
fhaIl imagine ,hat any declaration from me can
be neccfIsfy 10 remove doubls irnn the mind
OF one honefi man, you may colrtider this letter
as fuhmitted TO your dilcretion, to publih il you
ihall think proper.
Accept. pray you. my thanks for your
friendly folicitude, and saurances of the high
Tefpesi and confederation with which am,
Your obediens iervsnt, A. BURR.
His Exeellesy Geesyuoy
BLooMrisLD.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-01

THE subfcribers to this Paper, who have

THE Subscribers to this Paper, who have
not yet paid their Subscriptions, agreeably TO
conditions of Subscribing, are respectfully re-
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Numbers have not YET paid any money iincc
their commencement of receiving from the
frit Number of this Paper, although the
terms are one half Year in advance. We
can only fay, that thofe Gentlemen mutt fee
the propriety of our difcontinuing to forward
their Papers any longer, if the money is not
Immediately RENTED, which can be done by
the means Of Bank Notes, by letter The
little Profit arifng from this Paper,on account
of the oasphtity of original matter contain
ed in it, renders prompt payment neceiIary.
The Polt- Matters, who have Subscriptions
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the fame, as above mentioned, or marry Sub
icribers who have paid, will otherwiIe be in
danger of having their papers Discontinued,
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The Laws Of Virginia,
TO BE PRINTED
By SAMUEL PLEASAN1S, Jun.
And HENRY PACE.
From LONDON,

4 MONG other numerous and important In
IA Proycments in the propoled Ricb1oaa Ed1-
ton Of g Ibe ReVlJsd Cods erfks Lazv5 If NIy-
&c giDia," the following will be particularly at
tended to The Aa Of AGembly, for convoking
the Convention Of this State in Order TO difcuis
the QueRion of the Federal Contribution the
Law, refpeaing the Acceptance ana Ratification
Of the Federal Syftem the Laws concerning Ca
nails, the PafoaVmac, the 3uz7eJ Rlvey, and other
Companies.
I nis edition will alto comprehend the Com
pact with the State of Ma,yland, refpe6inp She
River Paf@z0mae; and, that regarding the Bound
AIRY between P@m6kyauia, and Ks5tpeky; with
oShcr Additions, too numerous for Inlcrtion in
Tins Place.
It has already been fatcd TO the Public, that
this Work will eof only SIX DOLLARS, ele-
etntly bound and le5tcred IN one large oaayo
V ol0ne.
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an the fourth WEDNESDAY, in the preisnt
Month (ApnD the Subscriber will
fell, at public auction, his LEASE of Four
Years from September laf, of the C-2l5 Keys
IaUSrn, two Doors below the Cart IY1pir,
in the City Of Rtebmond, and give immediate
,poiiehlon,
There is attached to this tennemert, a
good Stable, and veey large Lot Of LAND,
newy-encloied with Potts and Rails, good
Garden, a oommodious Yard, and Hen Toufe.
he whole fubic6fed 70 . Rent Of 81 Dollars
per Hannm, to be paid Monthly throughout
the whole Term of the Leafe, which is Seven
Dollars per Montk The Buildings are all in
good Order; and, all, except the Dwelling
Houfe and Kitchen, put on the Place at the
Expencc OF the Sybfcrber, which cot him
upwards Of One Hundred Pounds. He viii
treat with any Perfon privately in the Int
rim
There can be no better Stand in this City
for nearly one-third OF each Month in the
I ear, being two Courts holden at the Court
Houic (Which is in ] wenty Yards of the
Place, in every Month, Eight Of which are
Quarterly Courts, that hold Six Days each.
Should the Perf9n who purchafss with to
purcbafc Quantity Of luitsble Furniture,
the Subfcrihcr viIl1ppIy them as it itants in
the Houlc
NATHANIEL CfIILDERS
Rirbaoo1, H.yI 5i5, 1900
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WHOLESALE AID RETAIL.

\ elegant afor,menr OF fancy japanned char,
1 y OF tuPsrior kind, with fet,ees 10 match :
iuPerb psiated bedaead Tome beautiful primes rniniv
sture frames, &c seatienens fupen6srs or gaowles
like"iie Louton made ladies and gentlemen: dres
fhoes OF every deicrPoon, few pair of half boots of
the prefent iah'on and frihed by the bee @orkrnen
10 Great Britain; so pair Of fpurs in the New Market
fi!e, few dozen pac CT tsal corduvan Enclfh boet
legs, very low priced; hsndfome haws and mullins
Ing; plain fik oiled ditto, and oiled lawn umbreIIas
parifo's, Sc.
The whole will be fold low, for cath, as The pro.
pr'eto's mutt retsvn to Europe il a llort time.
April .6. 1909 ts
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-10
aIrrannrta advertiser.
TUESDAY, AUCUsr 10.

Fer (orc t;Ec rait ithas been tie Gen.
Hant aim of Democva,ic Editors to impreis
an idea that they with to refore to /" /oei
c'sy that karm:.y 7oithsnt qUbitb E6rrr
and ES'ea life iIe!t are 6s' d,eay things"
That no one dePrecates, more than the f.
dior OF this PAPER, the political diyiiions
which now AMI for Tome time have infect
Cd oar country. he heGtates not to ave, :,
md tia, no enc would more fncerely re.
ioice at gxi.v Of all korsf mra" he is
1ikewile ready to delarc--bu, to tutEer the
rrefers rulers 10 enjoy their i'll gotten
power without comment upon their actions,
be they ever 70 defruttive in their tcnden
ey, is what l never will do 10 long as |
have pair OF GciiIars to cot paragraph
item another paper, friend who will fnr.
NH me, or pen TO fcribble one myielf.
beg the particular attention of the
t;'en1sosS.sd sovt rameut to the vile tricks
'hcie tditc:s 'cas cndeayog to play off on
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FROM A CORRESPONDENTS.

Thofe who have been obiervant fpctfa-
tors OF the influence Of that dcGroycr OF
fociety, DEMOCRACY, upon the human
mind, were well aware, that as foon as her
offspring had ioiaed thcm(elves into the
high places of the nation, they would,
e':elong, in tern, like the children of Sa-
,urn, become food for their monaer- parent.
Accordingly, we find, notwithstanding
the cXertions of the Aurora, Sltizen and
other Jeiferfonian vehicles of lander, 70
keep the attention Of their whole party
intent opon the tota! ey,;rpasion OF the
fe!eral /ea"; yet victims they are to,
and devoufed they will be by :h;s Noon
truck godiels Whole cradle is difention
sfovellins ambition her nurfe, and liberty,
equality, Vox tQbaf 00x Del, her lullaby.
Her excurions of p!eafLre are on the
q" t.mp:ituJus iea OF liberty" Her cha
riot is tie form of faction ). her hand
n id the whirlwind of delolation ana
her couch III. field Of blood. Such pa
leht! fuch an offspring!
From the frf hifofy of man to The pie
lent day, We can ind no people who have
: follovcd tie precepts of this deity, thar
have not been made a " monument o. er-
ror" 10 fucceeding ages. But not to de-
i:end to antiquity. how was it in France
within the memory of US all. Her altar
there has been tle fcafoId, ant the gull
lotine her head miniher of the cerem mics.
Her reign has ceafed for momeNt, and
hath been iuceeeded by that of lin zrbo
eometb afier-DEsPo rIsM. e" H.'her.
hither, goddrfS conc" has been the cry
among her deiigoins and deIa'ei acvo'ees
Of this country, ill their prayer is about
to be granted. Here Che feems to be
'. ;ns.sS Uer way i..A--I .r,eud, 4 nv all
her debating ra.n. May ioHs -,
angel turn her aide, and diiArpoint The
hopes Of bin eoss eome'b e7er!
- Ap>enIkf.
Fed. GaS.
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BhLTdMOkE, Acerf 7.

Arriyci lAtt evening, fchooncr Thomas
capt. Bodea, from Jamaica. Left there,
flip Nancy Nivcrlon, captain Beard, OF
Norfolk, and brig Alexandria, Die, OF
Alexandria.
The Eoslih brig General Nrgcnt, ,ha,
filled Tor Jamaica before the Thomas, had
not arrived before capt. Boden failed.
The ftr. Harriet, trom lo.tOn, paGed
the fort lat evening.
Arrived this morning, harque Herald,
Rotinton, from London, VIA New York.
July IS, lat. IS, s., lr0g, 81, CO, fpoke
thiP Mary, Booth, from Bottom bound to
The north wef ccaR of America, al we'll.
ALTO ichr. Scmer!c!, Brown, from Bor-
dcacx. Lat. g as, ioog. 70, 70, froke
brig Chance, E,cv, from Chsrletton to
Nid'oj'a, oct 5 DAYS.
A 70 i>hooncr Cnrnslia, Geer, from n.
York. Saw trisa;e bour,l up the 70.
t,n.ac, fuTpofei to be the Elsx.
LIZ T 4ncricor cIsLs q: Bcrdtnax the
I7.b TEac, 's~1, rcccivea BY captain
A'r;y:, IRE cbr. Ssmerlr!.
S&,f@ D,aw&-c. Smith, Philadelphia
To- hazard, Ayocio;, Wiimsngton;,
Lydia, Harvard, Ckarl!ton Shifted,
Inch, n. York, fold ]c&el!1n, IA Con-
dray, EuEon; Felicity. Reed, Phi!adel-
Yn,a; Diana, Stirling, New York; John
any Franris, Barr, Cha'lelon; Dilatch,
Scott, New York Margare;ta, Gardner,
Philadelphia; RoGeau, M'Leveeu, ditto;
En,erprize, New .York, jut arrived
brigs Helena, Carpenter, York Town
Elizabeth, Williams, New York Fran
els, Ruff, Salem; Rebecca, O'Haya
CharleRon; Carolina, Grant, Philadel
phia: Swan, Lunt, New York :; Fame
MiiIrrcn, CharieGon Eioflon, Gunter
Inn, DO; Mary, Smith, New York
Peace, Sydltman, 90. Ca,iito, Adams,
Bottom.
Ard number Of Others, names not re.
collected.
Several of the above WAITING to BE-
iold.
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FROM THE N. Y. EVENING Posi-.
JEFFERSON AND CALENDER.
No. II.

The Citizen aGer,s roundly that it is
impollible that Mr.. Jeferlon ihould have
paid Calender the money as aaerted.
No; it is not iupoaible. The fact is
too ftubborn to be beaten downby the mere
aflertion of the felfdubbed Cicero. Mr..
Jeferlon did give Calender twice fifty
dollars for writing againe the adminillra-
tons. The truth Of the charge does not
RET on tile yeracity Of Calender alone ;
perfoss are named and appealed to in fup-
port of what he alledges. In Callender's
lat Recorder we find the following pat.
iage-
!" In the 9Th letter to Jones, it was
aa,ed that Mr.. JetEerion had, unfolicitej,
fent 100 dollars TO afif in printing the
two volumes of the Prefpee. The mo-
ney was paid at two different times BY his
relation, Mr.. George Jeferlon, who is
/, ready to ansf The faF."
But why is not Calender himfelf ensi-
tied tocredi,? bocaufe fays the Ameri-
can Citizen, no reliance could EVER
be placed on him." Indeed! How then
dared Mr.. jcfehon to give his ..fanction
to the writings of man Of this defcripti-
on With what confidence could he per-
nit them to 60 into the world Why did
he not when the fpecimen fheets were be-
fore him, at leaf fuggett fome correction,
amendment, reviGon, or alterations With
what face and under what imPrefion
could he complimrnsAim as writer! Bul
above all, why did he pay him the price Of
his iniqui.y! Thefe are queeions which
mutt be anfwered in fome other way than
has. yet been attempted, or the Object OF
Democratic alteration, muG in the eftima.
|. ton Of this whole community fax into
that opprobium which men acquainted
with his character have long Gnce attached
TO him.
After little unmeaning abufe Of the
laft administration, and fome very fulfome
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,:,. n,,o Eiward, ca!liori, do. fchr.
I Iaiafry, Dlvis, Norfolk Charming
Wv, \. wton, Newport ; ileop Mon
r.S 3I Con1lc, CharleRon; fchooner
S,,rrow, Darner, Baltimore; ToPiham,
EanCon, Cha,le5on brig Sally, Stephen
On, o. Philadelphia chooner Iris, De-
cnI, B1aon; Phoenix, Flor, Cfarleaon I;
f,3w William, Qaandrille, Philadelphia i;
l,,, Boaon Paclet, Fryban, Edenton !;
brig Fayo.i,e, Erick'on, Philadelphia !;
f,hr. Peria, Mills, savanna brig Col
turn, S2enler, Char.eRon PAiley john
N,a, n. York; Uranious, Cot'le, Bolon /;
Ehr. Reloiution, Che.ack, New Bedford;
DAawlrc, Shair, Wilmington; Venus,
Bofeu, CilrIelton; Fame, Slocum, Win
ton; M,neway, Rag, Salem; Fan.,
G,a.5arsh, Philadelphia ; Sally, Howard,
WILMINGTON, n. G.. Norfolk, DariikeI,
Baltim,Ie ; fchr. May Flower, Logan,
Savannah; orig Lovely Lucy, Fullerton,
Philadelphia; Viper, Chamberlain, Ba!tl-
more :; Warren, Eddy, ichr.
Example, Couriidc, Baltimore Hoop
Bibo, Thatcher, Bottom flip Louifa ,
Wilton, Philadelphia Refaides, DimPle,
New YORK brig Two Brothers, Char
le&on; >er,oas, S,evcnlon, New Or
leans. -
Tie I'D Jolly, came 10, nip, br;gs
and icaooner, all American cClols.
The fthr. Blolhers. late capt. ROclois,
failed in company with brig Sea Nympa,
FOR n. York parted the z4th q, night, CT
Mara9uana.
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give up Tobago agreeable to the Treaty /;
and under a Pretence of an expedition to
take that Iland by force, the black troops
and a body Of whites were embarked on
board two f,ips Of the line and two fri
gates. Having fccored the black, the
white troops were relanded and the next
day more blacks male and female were
fent on beard, and it was faid, and i'm
plicitly believed, that they were fold to
the Spanith government, TO be employ ed
in working in the mines of South Ameri-
ca where the feet is defined. The
number cfncsroes hip2sd of amounted 10
sooo.- 80 d.
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Poton1ack Navigation.

At a general meeting of the
POTCMACK COMPANY held on
Monday the I'd infant, 2 Dividend on
tie Capital Stock, at the rate Of three per
cent. per annum was declared for the time
dnce the Locks at the Great Falls have
been opened, and FIVE dollsts and fifty
cents per flare the amount thereof, will
be paid to the REFLECTIVE fockhoIders or
to their legal Representatives, on demand,
by tb. 1reafurer of the Company N
Georgetown.
By order of the Board,
JOSEPH CARLTON, 1feaiorerr
George. Town, Aueua 5. Gst
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NORFOLK, Auguf {.

NONFOLN, nuguH 8
Arrived, Britih brig Ceres, capt. Le-
roix, from Jerfey.
Arrived, the lchr. Sieers, capt. Brown
from St. Kits.
Arrived, fhip William Littlejohn, Fof-
dick, ffom Bonaviffa.
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From the Conurdicxt Gaz<,tr,

Capt. Sanger, - days from Baaeterer,
Guadaloupe informs that previous to his
failing, the government caufed it to be re.
ported, tina. the Englifh had refufsd to
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,hem-their projections are as " g tiuekAag
eymJai or 5xnlmg brgG"-they no more
with to concilia,e harmony than Satan does
to make Us all good chriltians /; it is about
as much their interea to do the one, asst
is his todo the other. ~.
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FOR y Il / T.,
Valuable Property tor 34.Ie,

1t TIE httk FaM y Pot0moca,
About three miles from Geolss = Towa
AID the City Of " arlington, and lea
from Alexandria.
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CHARLES F. GRETTER,
Tailor 6 Habit Maker,

IaI70Y 9 Fa6lt- Na&er,
NE OST respectfully informs his friends
I'VE and the public, that he has COM
menced buGnefs in Royal Greet, next door
TO Mr.. MOTIFS Tavern, where he deter
mines that his attention and dlidulty lhall
merit a hare CT that patronage which he
mott earnei}lv i%olicits, and which lhali Be
executed with fidelity, n~ea;nels and dit
patch.
Nov. 1. d3teotf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
10 be l. L /,
F0y. Onp mr. mare Yel7

For one or more Years,
THE hoUfe cow in the tenure OF M.
Thomas Clagget, iituated OF Queen itreee
near Wilmington frees, and oPpoilte MI.
John Wife's new houie, the iltuaIlon IS
high and healthy.-For terms apply to
THOMAS IRWIN.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
Wantfa to bxrlb6E,

011-@ 75"'"73
1900 or 1900 Chefnnf Rails, for
which Cath and a generous Psice will be
given. Apply as above.
O9. rs. go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
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THAT we'll known property in the tow,
Of Colcteaer, occupied for many Year, ),
a Tavern, and now in The p%oIelioo q:
DR.. Blake. There aIe three Gnall Tsns
ments, and four Acres OF exceedingly ,,b
Lad attached to his property. PoGr
tion viii certainly be giyco on the 6,s
day CT December nexf.
ANN THOMPSON.
Be!mont, or. IS. 1sv,t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
Twenty Dollars Reward.

TAN AWAY from the Farm Of the
hSnDicrlber, in Frederick County,
nSsr BeFry's Ferry, Oh Monday, the TN
ictt. A lInaIl black fellow named MICH.
He IS ABOUT Ave ieet Ave or fxinches high,
has a veSy hort face ; his honE feeth iaad
uneven aaa point out ; he has large a@neles,
and a helh Car On the inlide Of one OF his
leg jut above The ANGLE. lie had or when
he { away, an old brown coat, a ttap-
ea fix waiitcoat, a pair Of blue cloth pan
falcons, edged with red, a low crowned
has, fwash a marrow rin. Whoever lodges
the a3oge aefcribed Slave IN any jail, 10
that T get him again, ihall receive Tea
D5lsass, u twenty Dollars on delivering
HIN to me, in Frederick county.
THOMAS MASSIE.
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