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e L E B E. L 4 N d S
For SAFE.

In conlequenoe Of a power
veaed in thu overleers Of the poor, for
filling the G'ebe Lands in each parith, the
overfeers of the Poor for the county Of
Lcuionn, will proceed TO fell on the zzd
of September next, on the premiics, on
credit Of twelve months, to the highea
bidder, tie GLEBE LAND belonging
to the parih Of Cameron; and on the a9ih
Of faid month they will fell on the fame
termss the Glebe Landsbelongins to the
pariih Of Shelburne.
N. B. The lands will either be fold in
lots or altogether, as may bea fait the
puEchafers.
On Monday the 9th of Sep
tsmbez the overfeers of the poor for the
faid county will meet at the Poor Houfe,
a. II o'clock, for the purpole of contract.
ing with fome fiuitablc pcrfon to take
charge of the poor for the enfuing year.
Loudoun County, Auguf IS. d3w
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Stop the Runawayl

TWENTY DOLLARSwilI
be given as reward by the fubicribers,
for iecuring JOHN CORRAN, an in.
dented apprentice to the Book. printing
budnefs, who abiconded laR nigh. the 10th
int. Heis an .Irih lad, IS year. of age,
aout built, round fhouldered, about 3
feet 4 inches high, jet black hair, brown
eyes, face a little freckIed. He has tax
en- all bis good clothing with him, in a
bag on which is marked in black letters
his name; as his clothing condaed Of a
variety, he will probably change the fame,
often to prevent Detection. He has been,
upwards Of 2 years at the baGnefs, and il
may be proper to remark, that as esm-.
tsftsy he was flow, awkward and incor-
req, but in the capacity Of b,s/i-.aax, he
5Kplsy.d muck improvement in the art.
AS he has 10 all reflects been treated.
well, we folicis every printer, whether
employer OF journeyman, to a1ia in de-
teei;ng him, for which the above reward
will be paid with reafonable charges if
brought home.
WARNER and HANNA.
Baltimore, Aosaa =. ilea ssr
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fnen.ed at the eyrcnte of Generals Wslh.
inpton and La Fayette) has Of late beer
revived and has acquired degree Of I'M
portance by being repeated : In difesn
publications as well in Europe as America
Ii, becomes duty TO counterfeit it cur
rehcy and influence by an explicit dIayow-
al. co.
The aory imports in fubRance, that
General La Fayet,e, with the appreciation
AMI conniyance Of General Wahington,
ordered me, as the officer Who was to
command the attack on Bri,ih rsdoubs,
in the courtc Of the Gege of York Town,
to gut to des.h a.! ,hole of The enemy whs
hould happen TO be taken in the Icdonhhr J
ard that through motives OF humanity
| forbore to execute tbe order.
Pofl;rsly ard gneqcisocaliy / declare,
tia, no fulh nor f.niisr oIder, nor any
intimat:ca nor hint leicnblilg it, was G.
yer by me received CT undcriood to have
been given.
Ii is needless to enter into an explsna.
ton Of fone occurrences on the occallon
alluded to, which may be conjedared 20
have given rile to the calunny. 1t is e
nough 20 fay that they were entirely un-
connected with any al ofei,her Of the
Generals who have been a>caied.
With eiteem, l am, Sir, your obedient
i;rvant, y. HAMILTON.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

TIE, Mayor and Commonality, hay.
ing received information of the prevalence
Of a malignant and contagious fever in the
city Of Philadelphia and in the ifand Of
St. Domingo; and as there@is ALTO reafon
70 apprehend the .exiaence of a Gmilar dit.
cafe in Others of the Wef. India Hands,
they have directed the quarantine laws TO
be forthwith put in force towards all vel.
fels coming from either of the afereiaid
places.-I do therefore hereby dirett, that
all vehels coming from the faid city Of
Philadelphia or any of the iaid illands be
brought TO anchor at the Fort for exsmi.
nation, and that while there, no perions
be permitted to eone on fhore, or 60 on
board any other veGel. All pilots and
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EXECUTIVE CUNNING, or DIP L oMATIc
DIXTERITY.

Tie prevailing party are well aware
that the continuation of their power and
influence depends altogether upon the coE-
tiauation ofshe deception which brought
them in. 1t is of great coufequence that
the governors o. the different Ga,es .fhonld
be of the ngk. fsr.
In Pennlylvania, the fame perfon can be
reelected. Thomas M'Kean is the pre-.
fent governor. His powers are very great,
and they are exerciied to the utmoii ex-
tent. He is of courte candidate for the
election. He is obnoxious TO every fede-
raliR, and almca to every man of decent
manners. He is very difagreeable to ma
ny of the republicans. Theie two circum-
fanoes we've about to produce an opPoGtion
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aHraaor!a aGUsrtissr.
MosDAY, Avousr l6.

TIE ta!Aszq5ag &Rttart t, ne 10 leJsSra-
ms e5ar4asr efu nrgbSor Of mine,
tha!I eaua0t re5a tie bYobeyhy 1 baVe
to sive it q Place il syy PAPER.
The pliancy Of democratic editors, and
the facility with which they accommodate
themieives to exiting circdmRances is mott
aGoni!hing--8at laseIy, there were no
means however baie and de,efsble which
fa!thoca and t,e;rattion cold fnggea to a
malignant beast, which were not called in
TO aid in the pious work o! dearoying the
confidence Of the people in our rulers. Of
tbs the polluted colpnns OF the Demoera-
nc papers furnih abundant evidence.
Point t.. Oh, the individual who ihared in
the federal naturalization, ard Whole fen
rimeats were accordsnt with it, however
ohlcure his rank, who was not in fome
form Or other, sGailed by the foul breath
Of calumny. Who had the hardihood to
pronounce, fvsn Immortal Warrington, a
Traitor and Tyrant To charge him
with having per etra,ed every crime
wa!ch has ever bIackeoed the annals Of
mann IS or daPravity Credulity herfelf
may be faggcred, but twas the very men
VIZ now aft & to make it a virtue to
fpeak RESPECTFULLY Of rulers. Having fnc-
ceeded by heok ara ky eraok, in getting
into power the men who may delight TO
t,.Gt them, they have become forfoo.h
mighty Ricklers for.the iacred, the inyio.
Liable majeay Of Office.
One ofthis accommodating gentry, late
" had the alu7ance, unLIuibingly no,
Gecency mua have exalted the tribute Of a
L!i,@, 10 offer as a proof Of his republican
i'm, that he had a religions regard to that
iacred injunttion, /" thou lha!t not fpsak
evil Of the rulers ofthy people," Are not
our rTefent rulers indebted to this very
evil fpeakiog" for their elevation to
Office Did no; MFR. Jtferlcn, I" the man
of the people" The pre- the qirtasus Mr..
jeffeIion himirlf, pay one hundred dollars
TO one OF thefe democratic editersfor writ
irg libel on his competitor for ofice--a
libel, for which Calender, the infrument
of this de;efabIe baienels, was ientenced
by court Of juttice, to make atonement
by hne and imprisonment : The people
canno, be at a lois for the motives Of fuch
nen.
Poxgbke<sfe Journal.
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u,,e. Flour 10, beef is, aad PORK IS
dollars barrel. .
Same day, the 6hr. Sally, Peaie, OF
B,ecn, in 20 day, from Guadaloupe.-
Spoke in lat. Is, 50, long. 81, the thiP
Daophins, days from Savannah for Lii
yernool. The Hand tolerably tranquil
abou, 400 negroes re.iiill in the woods;
w..3u, The French wers trying TO farve
ont. Pelage had been fen, TO France on
board of a trigate for trial. The blacks
who had been taken were tent to the
Saints, where they were TO remain I'LL o
rberwif, dilpofed of. Flour was IA, beet
Is, and pork 70 dollars.
AuguH 10.
Yesterday morning ,wo other French
,ff:sates anchored within the Hook. The
frigate La Conlolau,e, which arrived AZ
tie quarantine ground en- Tueiday iaie,
we are informed, comes up to town this
morning. She ha, on board 800 black
Priioners, taken at Grada!ouPe; and It Is
laid, the other frigates have aIio BLACK
Pvfoners on board. Two other French
flioatcs are expected in this pert and o.
.-rhers will rendezvous at differeat Ameri~
Can ports during the hurricane months Ii
the WeG ladies.
Letters received in this city yefesday
from HAVANA mention that the lnIendant
Rll! continued in confinement in the Moro
BY order of the Governor snd that -four
was telling at the Havana 70. thirty dol.
lars per barrel.
Arrived yeRcrday, the Zip Orlando,
Mailthalk, from Amaerism. Left the
Tcxcl, June II, in co. with the hiP Bel.
vidcye, Dawion, for Philadelphia and
June IS, off the Orkrsys, parted from
her. Spoke, Jrnc l9, in lat. 60, Il,
long. 3, 50, Ghip Trent, from Bottom, for
AmAcrtam. Jolly g, in let. Is, 10,
long, 46, brig John and Elwald, from
Bottom for Liverpool. Ltf at AmPer-
dGm, the GhIP Devotien, Of Philadelphia
brig Mary, Miller; f>hr. Intrepid, o.
liz; thip Warrington, Lidjle; OGris,
Cottle, ard JoEoh Collins, Dalton, all Of
New York lhip Ca,Iile, Giblon, Of
Baltimore ihip William, Picket, Of
Newburypor,; Eaex, Parton; brig Ma
ry, Jenkins; and brig Robert Stone, all
CT do; ihip Bottom, Salic.s, of Bottom
ihip Slian and Eliza, Gr;ce, o! GiouceE-
ter; Ghip Mary, Landcn, OF Salem. The
brigs Dipatch, Johnfon, and Amiable
Matilda, DePevGer, arrived in the Tsxel
June 6 from New York-fame day, the
brig John and IoE,rh, from Baltimore.
The IMP Hunter, arrived in the TeAel
June II, from 81. Thomas. The hip
Cheeiemau, from New Yolk, arrived III.
the Texel.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

Among the arts and licences none is of
more confsHed importance TO commercial
nation than that OF navigation. Although
both the theory and practice OF this fsience
have within the period of one century been
c,rried to degree ofpre!ets:on which the
human intellect could hardly be fappo!cd
capable Of producing, yet there fillrema:n,
ed particular problems for the Ingenuity
of the Mathematician TO accomplish. -
The mo& important of thefe was tables
having the latitude failed from, with the
couEfe and diaance failed which would
give The lhip's latitude & longitude by
infection, independent either Of plain
middle latitude or Mercator's failing, and
without any kind of calculation whatever.
1t is therefore with peculiar ia,isfattion
that inform the public Tables of this
de!crip,ion are now contributing by Mr..
George Fsron teacher of Mathematics In
New York which viii alto thew by 10
ipsaion the exact bearing and diRance of
any two places Whole laiiiudes and longi-
tudes arc known.
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alexandria Theatre.


The managrefs anxious for the public
qualification, RESPECTFULLY informs, that,
Mr.. COOPER, Of the New. York Thea
tire, will perform for few evenings on
j., and that fer the lhort reminder of the
feafon, feveral new pieces are in prepara-
ton; among which, the favori,e Comedy
of the 4" P9or Gsatlemau, and an aItera-
tion of the celebrated Pantomire of 4" obi
or Three Fingered Jack" asperformed at
the Baltimore Theatre, will be frlt pre-
tented.
TOMORROW EVENING
VIII he performed
Shakefpeare's TRAGEDY Of
King Richard the sd,
Tbe par. Of Richard, BY Mr.. coopeR.
To which will be ADDED, (for the fra time
in this Theatre, a Farce, called
:.WAGS OF WINDSOR;
MAN OF ALL TRADES.
Augua ,6.
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a FRIEND TO SCIENCE.

The following letter will doubtless re-
eeiNe an intertion in the feve1al Newfpa-
pers IN the United States. Il was not
withou, much regre, we once faw the ilan.
DER which Is here meant to be de&royed,
Ind Its way TO che OF our mott respectable
PUBLIC prints, from the Asn- Faesbn Re.
sjt7v-a work of great literary merit, bu,
IN whatever relates TO this country d:fco.
Toured with grois unjufi6ahle miflepreien.
ta,ioR.
TO THs EnIgog OF The EVENING POST.
Hts9-Iark, hasss 10, 1907.
SIR,
Finding thu. rory long fnce propo-
sa,ed under circumstances, which it was
expected would foon coniigu it to oblivi-
rn, Iani BY which ] have been eompli
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-10
April g.
Valuable Property for Sale

dludDlC loEJS ny III Cet"-7
1t the htle Fails Of Potomaek,
About three miles from George Towr
and the City Of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres Of L0nd, upon Which
are a Dwelling bog'S and Eaad,y ether i'm
tr0vemsuts, /sOeral fare 4aarties and Jg@
faads, and t7oo vaeanf mill /sah.
Tuo undivided M5rd parts Of 2
acres of Land, ubon qv5jeb are merchant
mil, Nth three pair Of Frsnf6 Jarr mil
fones ard every ueeeOar, complete, far
manufacturing Roar to tbr By a1DaufGge,
and q0itb as Aftie manual A.5or as peDf6t;
a brewery and djqilley, a gtaaa,y, a
mil2er's bogle, a Jreqvsr's bogIc, eoo5er's
Aab, &c. anda Vaeaut mill Jeat.
Iuo m1djv5ded third Parts Of
200 acres Of lind, aiming Tie 7 acres
and III acres Aforementioned, upon qvbicb
here are /sv0ral Jq0ue qaarrirs and fin
fands.
The farchaisr Of the above pro-
perry, qviN bave an 4Ngumeut Of a Ase/s
far The ether uuaividedtbvd part, efqvbieb
there qvW be 6 years to come from the Jeyf
Kay Of September nest.
TIE Rone on the aboUe lands IS
equal in goodnsiito any, and Juterior to
m9f foundation fine on the river-veE
els at any Junben that can 60 to George-
Toqvu, can 60 ap to the mil and Goae
4Aarries.
dry fey'on or beylous, qvbe may incline
to barcbgJe, 7ViA IF couye Vie4v the pre-
miles, tbrstore ii is nat thought ueezDay
to be mare particular.
Far terms apply 10 Gen. Uyiab Ferrsf,
at George-Io1un, orto
PHILIP K. FENDALL,
Alexandria.
June 20. 1aqv
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ADVERTISEMENT.
I will fell the plantation on

| will fell the plantation on
which I now live containing III / acres.
This land is in high fate of cultivation,
the foil we'll adapted for the culture OF
fmall grain, Corn or Tobacco; is exceed
ingly well watered with never-faillng
lprings, che of fulpher, and two Pleafaht
freams pading through it-thsre are on
the premifes convenient fore, dwelling
houfe and good log kitchen adjoining
large new barn, tann-houfe ard yard WHAT
other necehary houfes. About one halt OF
this land is cleared and under good fencing.
There IS on the premiles young bearing
orchard of choice fruit-tress, ilnall mea-
dow fit for the icythe, and ten or twelve
acres more may be made; theie lands are
lituated in healthy neiehborhood, conye-
nient to ieveral merchant mills, and with
in one mile Of the turnpike road leading
from Sniekers's Gap to Alexandra, and
about miles from faid Gap. Poaetllon
will be given immediately, or in the fall
next, which ever beG fuits the purchaier,
and an indifputable title will be given up
on the payment of the purchafe money.
THOMAS GHEEN.
April Q. Iawtf
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T10saty Dollars Rewdrd.

pan AWAY from the iuntcrlber, On
.he II MAY, PATTY,sa likely Negro
wench, about twenty years OF age; ihs
has heen brought up in the houie, is
Good 80. ieamfreis, & very capable: among
variety OF clothes, ihe has purple itnif
netticoas, a fine blue cloth jacket, cord
ed dinity JACKET and coat, PLAN muilln
Gown ) fandlome worked muffin do. a
S'la;n DO both well made, 2whi'e camel
hair bawls with netting, fine white CO.
ron aockings, ieveral pair, and pair OF
,yb;fe fix do. handfome black hat, neat
fboes and other oloathing. She went of
with Negro fellow the property OF MIR.
Philip Fitzhugh he is about "a years OF
AGE. 4 feet high, well iet, lnclined to
be corpulent, tawney complexion, lively
countenance, and lpeaks diRinttly, though
quick; he is an excellent joiner. ne
took with him pair of new brown caiii-
mere pantaloons, a round upper jacket OF
the fame cloth, green broad cloth coat,
with blue velver collar, hsndfome
fwanfdown waiAcoat, with mettle buttons
a new black hat, new ihoes, fine white
cotton BOOKINGS, green pantaloons, and
other cloathing. The above reward VIII
be paid TO any perfon who fhall lodge
them in any Jail, either in Maryland Or
Virginia, and ample compensation made
for any other trouble or exPence.
SARAH THORNTON,
Mo- y eo near Alexandra.
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COTTON s. STFw,n-
Ha.Os yFeF'vea, a large and g,,,.
ASSORTMENT of So" o1
IN THE DIFFERENT BRAnc no
POLITE LITERATIr60Fn
Amongst which, are the follow.

Anongi winch, are the following
] IEFFEks oN's Notes on Virginia ~.
Ed. Kotzcbue'S Plays, 2 vols, ,d Prtla
!! cal Magazine, Parks Travels, Ste'a.', Mui,
q sociefy, cheaerheId's Letters, vol. ~, vsy
Practice OF Phylic, Wallis ON Health Gale'',
philoiophy, vols. Giblons SURVEYING rtsl,
Navigation. By Blunt, Burnss poe,aS. m s@'
Ancient Hiltory, vols. Practical Ed,, mr''t'
vols. Beauties ofSt. Pierre, BRchan's Fan'
iiciaa, ro1's Book of Martyrs, = rn tiy,
Memoirs, Brirll State Trials, Robinf,r',' .ssi
| raty Reports. vols. Go be continued 1'si3'
man and ladies Preceptor, vols. i;'r as"l''
the Flood, 2 vols. CaidweH's Memoir, W. on
Lectures, Martins Law OF Nations N vlaa'
Ditto, Newton on the Prophecies, av,I, t s"
burgh Ddpeniarory, Elegant Extract, c ass'
tuuoIls, Zimmerman en- ooiituce, Ditto o. r Nv
tional Pride, Blackstone. Comnlentaries I'd
Collection of Farce:. vols. Polite En- 4,oa
icoSe's Pantheon, Junius's Letters, D wi, wv
thfie's Geography, Knoxe's Education W. w.
Ditto Edays, vols. Cottisans Travels, Coo.'
Voyages, q vsls. Damberger's Travels. Be- "a.
" Q p E L S.
he Armenian, vols. MontaIbert, ypI,
Anroinette, Tales Of Wonder, 10y Lewis T, rs,
My Uncle Thomas, vols. J.c6 Smith s,,;'
o the Cattle, Arthur Meryin, . vols c..
Howard, Ormond, Weiland, Maia Of the Ham.
iet, Vagabond, Sailor Boy, Athlin AID Din,
baync, Romance Of the Forclt, vols, My9,.
ries Of dslpho, 8 vols. Louiia, Iula ana m.
Baron, GAoit Sier, laie of the Times, ,cI
Camilla, S vols. E2eiina, vols M * vi,
Family OF Ortemhurg, negro, Z ysls B.t
Valley, Ellen aud hlordaunt, 4 vols ccor,.
3afnwcll, Mountaiu Cottagcr, Children ot d.
Abbey, z vols. Roachforr family, Darcy, ?.
tnila de ,,Yarmont, Oakindaie Ab6cY, h. "a,
Impofor, 8 vols. ndcIfrica 4 vols. Cunt d.
Hocnidcrn, vols. fIeurlet Mortimer. , yos
Fath:onabIc Daughter, Count Gi1l,h.n, Bmn,
Dorvilie, Scotch Hcireis, 3 vols. Mis- Baai,
mores, vs!s Advertisement for HplbanJ.
vols. Wandering Ilander, vols. Corue.is S:l.
Icy, 4 vols. foln Jone, vols. Edward, BY
Moore, 2 vos.- Mordaunt, by Ditto I yoIs
aeubca an achell, GirIsofthe Mountains ysp
Myitic Cottager, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Bibles, TeRamenrs, rl2ters, Common Prayr
Books; Dilworth, Wcbiter, UniverlaI, Fear.c,
London, and Rational Spelling Books, Primers
and large collection of Hiftories and ChIdca.'
Books, Writing and Letter Paper and Pspr
Hangiogs, Waters, Quilts, Ink Powder, VolA
Strings, Playing Cares, Song Books, and Bisak
Books, &c. &c.
AtMANACS for the year 1907, by ii.
grocc, dozen, or Jingle.
- Country ShoPkeepers fuppiicd on the low
eft terms.
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In banJ1sance Of a Deed Of
Trsf f;rom Jellbb Carry 10 tbt ypblnd.
bers FIR the puppies tbrrtm nenti,neG
gmN be EM at Public Ap47im at til
c1Gre Ao4le in Alexaa4yiQ, an fndg
the 18th day Of My nrxt, at the bor
gr rle.vsu o'rIotk in the jo,eaooa, all The
Jaid Jg/fbb Cay's right, title 4adNtF''
ea liz and to tie fola7rmg real pro3trtb
piz,
10000 acres of land in Ran
dolph county, being the faid Carey, moicy ot'
tract containing 100, 900 acres, patented N hH
own name. This tract lays on each ildc oil Ch:1t
River and contiguous 10 the main read eadiag
from Moorefeld TO Randolph Court-h uie
4o5 acres Of land in Harrllon
county, lituate on the waters of Cheat River, be-
ing the laid csreys moety ola tract conta.aHs
go acres patented in The name Of Patritk MO''
ray ana founded on Settlement Right
4821d acres of land In the lat
mentioned county, being h faid Carey's mlo.
oi tract conr4inIng 965 acres, patented aao i.
the name OF Patrick Murray, and toundeG Gu Gu.
Settlement Right. lis tract lays or Inc ealt ~.
O, Tigers Valley River, ms binds thereon .OOr'
one half nile below lhe mouth of LeJdme Ci's"'
$500 acres Of land in Llncoi.
county, ,tac If Kentacky. iiruate on the "'l,~
OF Straigh. Creek, being ths i.lj Carey n0'"'
Of "a tra9 containing 5000 acrcs.
10000 acres of land i'll hen,
haway county, Gtuatc on Ganie 2l'5r' o r}
the laid Careys .loiety Of tract e t9e,,,51
10 900 acres, patented in the name Oh Inv
Williams. :,
A brick houfe with a lot ~
the Town of Alexandra, ftuate on W01''"'s "A
now occupied by the iaid Carey, iubeo Il.
incumbrance which will be made known q
time Of faIc. tx
Terms of fale will be one third payable IL ~ r..
months, zone third ia twelve months, ana w. pnrs
naming one third in eighteen months'--D !, n,
with approved lecurity will be rcqu'Fe0
purchafers. r,y
Such of the creditors of Tofeph Carey as , ba:
be difpofcd to attend the fale are no',lta r az
;heir REFLECTIVE claims will be admitted ~ Jodc.
ment for faid lands provided luch cla'n' DAYS
ed with us and approved Of at leait f"sN''
before the day Of lale.
JOHN FOSTER, TluGes;'
GEO. DENEALB, ud
March IL, 1902. 2a"4' .n
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Pr Q 20 S A L S,
By corroa & STEWART, Asxaxaria,
For publilhing by fubfcslPtion
l. Z I Z T. K S

From his cxcelency
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
To fir JOHN SINCLAIR Barr. M. P.
Ox-Agricaiture and ofbtr mfertlqing tobies.
I From the London edition of Fac Simile. I
To comment on the literary
talents of the author, would be unneceaa,
ry in country where they are 70 we'll
known. His literary endowments were
unqueHionably Of a hyperion kind and,
as a recommendation to the above, we
refer the public to his letters TO eongreJ5,
and his fare7veH adaye/s on quitting the
Proficiency of the United States.
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fac fmile, on f1e qOoOe paper, Jelh at1fv<
gaiaeGs.
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WANTED to employ lmme-
diately, for the benefit OF the Goth Re-
giment of Virginia Militia, two MU-
SICIANS one to teach the different
beats of the drum, the other, The muiIc
of the fife. Such perfons as are well qua
lifted for the above tuition, and will en-
gage to initrutt the learners which will
condit Of f1teen boys for each branch,
lhall receive liberal compensation from
the iubfcriber, who is authorized by law
TO employ tutors; and by the Court OF
Enquiry, to pay them for their fervices
when performed.
CHARLES LITTLE.
April 7. Fairfax County, 2awtf
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