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BOSTON, Jaly 8.

We underiland that the Refners OF
Sugar at Baltimore received NOT long fince
written information from Tie Commli;on-
ers of the Revenue of the United States,
that the eock OF fngars not lent OUT from
the flgar -houfes, nor foldon the. 80 h June,
would be exempt from til. exclfe. In
CT quence OF this comm,nieation-,he
refining OF fugar was continued, and conf
derable flock accumulated On HIND. On
the 18th June, TWO days PRIOR to the ope
ration OF the laws repeating the internal
taxes, a letter was received from the H
t7uey General, ifating that all "a,
gar on hand the 3oth June, which have
zone through the frf prooefs mutt pay
The excite. This the lehncrs deem Pc
culiar hardlhip, fycrs Of whom, with
out redrefs be obtained will loot, the duty
on from 100 to 100000 ID. of iugar.
they have determined to take the ad !
vice<of three OF the maa eminent council
il Philldelphia--and if encouraged, fire.
naoully to treat, with oppugnation and
dslrelpest" the attorney generals conaruc-
ion of the law. Should they determine
IN doing this, we trutt that the re6rers
and diitilIers herewho are alfo fnferers, will
zealoully cooperate with their brethren
1.-THE fouthward and fhould ii be PROV
ID tint the prefsnt administration ha, neg
e silly and wantoaly triHed with the
property of any clals of citizens, we hope
/ may lnsss the deteitation fuch conduct
m rltss
BANK BILLS.
The circulation, in this commonwealth,
ofthe bank bills of other itates, of lels
ieaomination-,han s dollars, ceaied by law
on the 1t Infant. The legislature of
New Hampihire has paaed a law prohibi
ting the:eurrency of fuch bills in thar fate
after the lit day Of December next. And
the legiilature of Connecticut have enact !.
si, that no bill of a lefs vs,uethan one dol
ar, either of that OF any other fate, fhall
oe paaed there after the 1T efseptembeI
next.
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ROBBERY.

THE houfe occupied by the fabfcriber
in shsrplhin Alley, was On Monday night
Ian broke open and ONE HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY-SIX DOLLARS in
FLYER, aolcn therefrom. ! will give a
reward OF FIFTY DOLLARS to any
perfon who will give information where
>the money may be had and the tibet or
thieves brought to jufice, inproportion
for any part Of the money recovered
It is to;be hoped the citizens Of A a
andria will interett themfelves IN de1ee'lng
the perpetrators Of this daring act, as It
conaitnted my all, and had been procurea9
by hard labor. .,,o,y>r
DOT
g- Clean linen and couef
RAGS bought at this oAce.
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asp e!t.abalD lbanllton,
-,xauthoi OK Tie $ N EN- is Modeln pi4iioio-
piers, &c.

ON this nterehing and highly important
branch o. fcience, iever.l valuable works nave,
withia few years, been preiented 70 the puoac,
among which the above, II is the ia 1T recent,
fois il pre- es.l,aently uieIu. Led ~ her IN |ect
nto AN Inqairy cuncrrdng the nature q the ectise
powers aua intellectual t. cuties oil The huili1H
mud s.4rs. fta1allton his develops thoe powers
sand f4cu:ties with periPieui-y and abIiuy
w. rh; Whiie It arfets the atentl II o. hole !" rs
n we mott iucceltuly itudicd tn Il iubjacts, mutt
render coHpeient Rnowiedee ot th1n ianiiiaF
80 the ina,t orG,narq capacity ne iupsrnuai-
nei. aad trivoiiFy Of character engendered by the
modern tYItsln cieducatian, have oeenlo long, aud
siu!ty, !uhl-ct Of comPiaint; but the Paru
Guar cauf.s by which tneici 1erfeas evils have
..bcn produced, we're hitherto bui InpeFfecty
known, OF iittle attended to: To trace tale evils
to their iource, AMI 70 po.2t out the proper re-
medy, is the ultimate object 10 which the nleri-
tori US eff 1rts OF this AusheT have teen directed
ard in hee forts the has, II Is believed, iucced-
sed beyenl the moi tArguirc cxrectatons. aueh
Sindred, is the imp rtance OF the inquiries whish
dotnl the fl,iect IF This work, aud 10 great the
ducceis with which thoie inquiries have cen pur-
..iued, thar the happieit eonlequences 20 iociety
may reafouab:y BE expected TO retu!t lrem the
preieut publication. 10 ali 1T tss-utereiting IN a
Very hlsh degree, but to mothers ofEalnl'les, aud
Others engaged N the formation Of the minds CT
Children md youth, it wi!prove an aoauilnon
rtruIy iuvaiuahe.
The rapid f4!e of two inprefi ms OF this work
in England, lufeiently cvinces the high eitinatl-
.on in which it IS there held: AN American edit
-on--equal e., and at little msrs than halt the
price ot the Brt.ih eilti1ns---is now offered to
the patronage otthe American paolic; by whom
irs merits will, doubtless, be uiiiy appreeiated.
In Esfraa from The above W0tk. ]
.. From mott ct the writers oil education It
rss would appear thar it is only &c people rat k
6 and fortune tlllr education is a matter OF any
IS Importance. By iuch alone can the iyitems
Is that are generally propelled, be adopted 70
&c fucn, therefore, multi we believe them TO be
sc excluiivey adofeGed. 70 make fine ladies
g and fniihei gentlemen forms no part OF my
plan, which has for It's Object the fublecton ST
Sc the paiions, the direction of the affections and
ss the cultivation of the faculties hat are common
ts co the whole human race
lie price f the Britilh editien, is fifteen
.{hiliiugs, otrriing, in boards.
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Valuable Property for Sale

At The lille FQls Of Pofomaek,
About three miles from George Town
and the CITY Of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandra.
172 acres ct Land, upon 5uhich
are davsllmg bsgle and Gaudy ot6er m-
5rovemeats, /evrraI fore qparries and til
faud,, aid tzv, vaeaut mil /rafs.
Two undluded third ba1ts Of q
acres Of Land, ubou (Which are a mercbosfI
mil, qvitb three fan ef French J1rr mil
fares and every neesDar, complete, Jr|
ma1uta7arwg pour 10 tbl b9f 0av0ntagr,
mi zyilb as hft!e ma0p a5or rs b.@bk;
a 6rs7vey ard dy5llty, a sroTar
miller's bogls, bre7prr's beHjf, c0s3sr'fI
@5p, &c. 0ud a v4eaat mil le4t.
T1uo lmdJv1ded th1rd parts Of
200 aer.s If land, 0ajoining lbs 7 4e'ss
aud17 ? acres 0b0vemsntioueJ, upon qv5'f6
6ere are Jevoral .fone qa0rrir; and TIT
fands.
Tie parehafer Of The above Pr'-
perry, qviN haze an GNgament Of a hGt
f0rtbe stber uudiridedf bvd part, 9f qg6nS
there mil be oyea,s to came fy0m the tgf
day If September next.
The fone on the aJOve lGaG5 Is
e7aal in goosnsito nny, and (ateT''f 70
mF foundati7n Jfone an The ri1e:-7'5'-
els At any 5urtben tbat can 60 10 Gs'rgF
Ts1Ou, can go up Ia the mill and se'f
gyQrtrs.
dry be5|ea or 9eyI6gs, q1bo my i9'l'7'
to farebaje, 1y4 ofeozyE vieqo the PRE-
mics, tbereforewrs a0t fbonsbf @rfGDSy
to be more particular.
Far terms aPf5 70 Ger. Uriab ForrgF'
at George -2e7vn, oyto
PHILIP x. FENDALL,
Alexandria
lure 20. Ia1V
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fA0e term 1907

nc Defendant, ohn EdWaTdS
nos having entered his appearance and CIV
en- ie, Gil according TO ,he Act Of Anem-
bly,, and The rules OF this Court, and it ap
Pearing 20 he iatisfatiion Of the court,
upon ,.fiidavit, that the fad j9hn Edwards
is not an Iahabitant of this Ditriti, on
motion OF faid complainant by his Coun .
Eel, il is ordered hat the iaid defendant
John Edwards do slpear here on the fri.
day OF November Court nexs, (Which
commences on the fourh Monday in the
mouth) and enfer his appearance TO the
fuit, ard give iecurisy fer performing tie
Decree OF the Court, and that the oiher
defendants Benjamin Shrsve ard Abel jar
nsy DO not pay away, convey or fecrete
the debts by them owing TO, or the eitate
or effects in their hands, belonging to the
fad abtent defendant, John Edwards, un
I'll The further order or decree ofthis Court,
and that copy 0! this order be forthwith
publihed for two months fuccelively in
one of the public newfpapers publiihed In
this Coun,y, and that another copy be
peised at the front door of the court houfl
OF the faid county.
a copy
Tea G. DENEALE, elk.
Sept. II. lawsm
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Z. I. HOE, q Co.

Havs an band, and faylah.
Claret OF hyperion quality in boxes Of 2
and I.dozen,
Porter ard Brown Stout in calks,
Black Paint ground in oil in kegs Of IS
pounds each,
Marble Slabs Tor hsartbs, of different izss,
An aI9r;ment OF elegant Looking GIants
Jappanaed Ware,
Plated Table Furniture, conaaing Of Tee
and Coffee U(ns, Tea and Coffee Pots
GobIets, &c.
A large aforsment of Earthen Ware il
crates,
Grenada Rum in hhds. Blown Sugar il
hhds. and bbls.
Fine Salt In Jacks,
An anartment Of Hardware, confGing Of
Spades, Shovels, Hinges, Hand Saws,
sc. &c.
One hundred boxes Pipes.
afy 81. 2aw
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A c COMMODAfI

r7g'HE Subscriber is provided with an elegant
/ cDACflEE AID FOUR HORSES, and
oie of the mott careful Drivers on the contineos,
wi h VII en- h. Will acc ,nrnoletcs gentlemen and
aides, at any tine-to 60 ihart diltance, On
very maierase terms. lie 'iIscwii. has i goo;i
itreng Gage fit for he tranfpor-tipn # flsn1i,e,
Il i their bag ,agc, which alag 5e hal IN the
horFelt notice The Coachee may be had with
only two horles, if preferrc].
PETER HEISKE o..
at the Wilmington tavern.
Scrt. t. eart
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Sept. rs.

The fubicribers authorized by
the Will of the late George Carter, of
Stafford County, will fell al Public .Aucti-
on the frf Monday of December next, in
the town Of Leslburs, his
TRACT OF LAND,
Lying on both iles of Goole Creek, in
this County, and running from thence TO
the faid town; containing about five
thoufand acres, mott of winch has been
laid off in lots, ard iince lea!ed for lives
or term Of years; from the peculiarly
eligible Gfuaticn of this land, and lis
great 6tnefs for the improving fate of
agriculture that is taking place in this
neighborhood, 1t is hoped that it will be
an Object worth the attention of thofe
who with to vet their money in landed
property; one third of the purchaie money
ssiIl be required on the day of fale, the
remaining two thirds to be paid by two
annual initallments; FIX per cents of the
Stock of the y. States will be taken in
payment for one half of the two delayed
indictments, at its current value, in the
principal commercial towns, or bonds
with good perfonai iecusity and mortgages
will be required TO fecrre the payments.
Mr.. John Matthias, living in LeeibDrg,
and iurveyor of this County, has plat
of the land and will flrvey or thow any
par; Of it to shole who with it, they pay.
ing his sxpences for 70 doing.
LANDoN CARTER, Jonr.
THOMAS l.. LEE.
Loudoun County. Augaa 70. 60
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CONDITIONS.

I. TIE Woyk l5aN be e0mprjfSa il fqv'
.Duadecmo volumes, Of 0b7ut $50 pages
keqeb, IS l6aA be printed il ne bef maA4er,
ca fae Paper, audneqv Iype.
Il. TIE Price will be one Dollar per %
kume in boards, payable on aelte,erv.
~ Il vso eoahasrablenun6sr of Ca
pies 6eiag alseady Ju9feribed far, The work
@aA Be pstto Prsls, and faybea zvit6out
dsLy.
IS Sa5fariptiaas reeeived By The Pa6-
lJ6fr.
September I, 60
81 - - -7--1 = J -. 81 A ..sNCSl {:
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WILL leave Mr.. G.dhy's City Ia
vern every morning, at half patf four
O'Clock, for Baltimore, to accommodate
our Alexandra friends: returning, leaves
Mr.. Evans's, Indian Queen, every morn
ing at fix O'Clock, and arrives at Alexan-
dria the fame evening.
The PrePrietors will not undertake to
proHife as much as the Mail Pilot, which
runs but 50 miles per day, although it is
laid tosPilot the Mail, which runs from
50 to aIoo miles per dav. :
The PROPRIETORS.
Iuneso. G6t2
T Clean linen and cotton
rags bought at this Office.
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BENNETT 6 WATTS,

5 Huve received, q .6sr for lals BY z05ole-
Jals and refail, tie fsf@7uiAg
Gsods, vfz:
White and brown tick!enbuFgs,
HeiliAns, Rutha Diapers,
Turkey red Cotton,
Long and ihort German fulIed Hole 3, Cloves.
A haDdfanae aaorrment of ariped aud plaiu
:, eoloured Preach .Lutsstripgs, aud Velvet RIB
bonds,
Baudsnaa Handkerchiefs, French Canabficls,
and Gloves,
A few very handfome glazed caabriels Muf.
Ins.
- M litary Spurs, Of the Bonaparta fahion.
Soal-Lsash-r,
Twi'ed sagkings, &c. &C.
Thsy expea their gaal fall jMb-
]. ply BY The Fyf arrivals.
Sepe. IS. cow
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Izv5N Rent nv WGrehouc

in the town of Alexandria, poGeaicn nav
be immediately had. It's i,uate on tie
South fide Of King itreet between Wah.
ington and St. Afaph-itreets, nearly opDo.
fire Mr. John Kiscaid's fore, and has a
dry airy cellar under the whole, the great.
er part Of which is fooftd-,hese are two
good floors above ground, counting room
with a fire place on the lower floor, and
in every refpett we'll contributed fora Fou,
Merchant or Grocer and will fore eiqb.
teen hundred barrels; the (tand is not ex.
ceeded by any in Alexandra for faid bu.
iinefs. Fer further particulars apply TO
the fabfcriber, or in his ablence to PbMb
G.. Mayfelley, at the Vendue Store.
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| will alto rent my
Still Hou{e and NIL.

n Fairfax county, fix miles from AIcxan.
.iria, onthe plantation late Samuel Arrel's
,'eceafc5, near Mr.. Hepburn's Mill. The.
Sill. Houie TO be rented with the Stills,
Worm tubbs, Maih tub, and every Other
utend! thereto belonging and the Mil as
lhe now runs. The whole is undergoing
repair and w,ll be Completed by the end cf
he pre!ent week, | can therefore venture
70 fay thar the Still Houle ana Mill are
in good order and repair. EARLY appllca-
tion mutt be made, otherw;le | hai! be
Obliged to alter ny plan.
PHILIP MARSTELLER.
September ID. 2swSt
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Z NORFOLK, April is.

By capt. Corran, who arrived here on
SATURDAY. from L'Orient, we recesd
French papers to the 18th February; they
do contain an article worth tranllatlns'
Capt. c. fays that there was a fecond sS.
petition at Brett for the w. Indies ready
10 fail, and only waited for accounts from
ST. Domingo.
Arrived the hip Antelope, capt. +. Ca.
ran, from L'Orient. March 80, in lat
As, 80, long. 4 i, froke the brig Plymouth
from Salem bound to Copenhagen. APh
"A, 10 lat. 81, 80, long. n, 80, ip1Ss
the brig Nancy, OF Bath, from Trnldn
bound to Kennebunk.
The fhip Golden Age, capt. Nye, IRON
Tortola.
The French fhip Mars, Roger, ff'n
L'Orient.
The fchr. John and Ruth, capt. CloP 7.
per, n days from Port Republican, ano =
from the North ide Of Cuba. Len :"
Port Republican fctr. Polly, Mare
ry, of this port, to fail for Jamaica. y
pril 10, in lat. 81, OF, long. s. o. =,
fpoke the brig Eliza, captain Cro'Dy, ! !
days from Cape Francois bound to D''D
more.
Arrived brio SALLY. Dahwooa, a. days
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at Paris. He arrived there !, !.
and the next day was preientsd w., - 81
Conful, BY; whom he was l,s 'v'a'S
ceived. 'f0fahlys|
Rejecting the negotiation, }.
the Papers neither communic,,. 'aac
telligence, nor hazard even e., a'gS
yet the French funds are hipbes, ..al',rl
An order has been received ~
mouth to6t CUT ieyeral flip Of afst
all podible expedition Each NJ ya vi
takea number of troops on bOara W
be yictualled tor four months. tss
nation of the fquadron is a prosa 4s a'Al
cret. a rumor that they are sal !
Turkey 70 act in CONJUNCTION s ssss ,
Turks againft PafIwan Oglou, leem W. ]
unworthy ofcredit. Wera,her tsh;aI y },
armament IS bound for the Wet Iaa I.
(Lou. Poek.tl
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PHILADELPHIA, April 70.
Ldtsa from Earops.

'Laf svepiug arripsd nip Fortuna, eoptaia
R50dss, jaom Bremeu, bit laf fran
Eugland, 7vkicb he lsf The orb Of
Mayeb. BIZ His ul9sA an iaelsled
Neqelpepey Of tbe 5tb 1vas reeeaved,
BY a gentleman IF ibis city, qvho has
3ghteL banded rs the Jane and tran
qv5ieb zee 6avs any tims to eatraa The
tol2a7umg.
HAGUE, February II.
A courier from our .PIenipotentiary at
Amiens arrived here Fyeferday. The
Government Immediately held an extra
ordinary fitting. Peffons who are
eeeemed well-informed, aHert that the
difficulties which Spain oppofed to the ne
gociation, and had delayed the termination
oft, have been entirely done away, and
that nothing remains to prevent the
iigning the De6nitive Treaty. Our mini
nihers, Schimmelpennick, is fated to have
made with the Briti1l Ambafader ar
relative TO the Cape of Good
Hope, and to the fhips of the Eaf- India
Company, which were coniiicated at the
period of the breaking out of the war in
the Britilh ports, for which fhips our 60
vernment claimed an indemnity.
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Commox brife of grain as xad,,, /.
BALTIMORE, April 20.

Arrived, ihip Paul Sieman, from Liiru.
pool. Sailedin company, hip Wsriasa
orBofnn.
March 20, fpske at fes, fhip Th9na
of Philadelphia, from n. Orleans, bound
TO Liverpool, laf. 49, S., long. ~, u.
March 80, ipcke the big Geogc,d
New Bedford, from Cllarleeon TO An.
iterdam, our IS days, lar. ~, 70, lans.
43, 80.
April Il, fpoke fhip Philadelphia, 4
Philadelphia, fom Leghorn, out y DAYS
bound TO Philadelphia, lar. 90, IS, long.
SO, 80.
April II.
The brig Ranger, Chamberlain, FAILED
3Idays before the Paul Sicman, from Ii.
verpool, for this port. The fhip Six Sd.
tiers, Carton, failed days before, foia.
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LONDON, February II.

Such ships continue to be paid off as
are in want Of repairs, but very few Of
the ieamen will be discharged till the re-
ceipt of the Dednitive Treaty.
March z.
1t was not merely the Dutch Funds
which fell lately in Holland, bur alto the
Rufian, American, Prui1ian Funds, &c. fell
s and S per cent. it calculated that the
fall in the funds of thefe countries amounts
to fifty millions. The caufe Of this Alto
niihiag deprellion is explained in letters
from Holland, received on Saturday to be
the faculty of getting into the new Dutch
Loan, which appears 70 advantageous thar
rhe lales Of ftock are immenie, for the
purpofe of carrying the produce to the
Golfers of the inew loan. In the Jingle
province Of Holland there we're iubicribed
~ millions Il is in fhort, nothing leis
than a revolution in the monied world.
March 8.
Mr.. Ballet, the meflenger, arrived
this morning with dispatches from Amiens.
We received this morning the Paris
paperst to the 18th ult. The only article
Of any importance in thefe confirms The
arrival Of the HEREDITARY Prince of Orange
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70 him, that the power to pals a law nee
.ceiIarlly implied power 70 repeal It, thew
So, 81 two inItances in which that right did
not exit hrf where the right to repeal
ne law was exprelsIy taken away, as in
The cafe Of diminithing a judges ialary ];
this right was never contended for. The
lecond infance was, where The law was in
the nature Of contract; no one ever iuP-
poied . stratf could be repealed. The
gentleman was candid enough to inform, Us
al the time, that he did not pretend il ap-
Piled 70 the cafe under confederation. -
LaGIy, he urged very arenuouGy the Bri-
tifh aatute, which provides that the king,
upon the application Of both houles Of par
lament, hould have power 10 remove the
Judges; and ALTO the contributions Of two
Of the itates, nearly to the fame effect. -
From the iniertion Of this proviiion in the
Birth ltasnfe, and in the contributions Of
the two fares, respectively, he United it
was fair inference, that no fuch power
previouAy exiaed.; it is true no fuch pow
3cr dia previouly exit, the inferting this
proyiio in the act Of parliament, and the
fate contributions before mentioned, enab-
led the parliament and Legislatures OF ths
two fates respectively, to operste.o on the
pcrlons of their Judges, 70 remove them
from Office; an operation wholly unwar-
rantable without fuch Provifon. Mr..
Chairman, ihall take the liberty to FAY
4 few words upon tbs epifode of this de-
bate, the eulogy ofthe late administration.
Gentlemen fay the affairs Of the govern
neat, bythein entruaed with its manage
rent, have been conducted with the great
eft ,wifdoa, and pare2 intentions. | am
not dilpoied 10 arreign motives 1 am
.lnclii,ed to give full credit on that icore.
II has been iaid in publication, that the
expentive mea(nres into which we have
been led by the government, arofe nol !
from any cautss reprehen6ble in the go
vernment, but from cauies ;mputable to O.
theirs from circumstances aud events not
indeed excafable in thofc who produced
ihen, but On the Gde Of your government
uncomfortable, irrsfi1ible.
70 be eoatuuel.
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Notice.

THE fnbfcribers have this day o'n .sd.
ed partnerlllip, by mutual content IT,, d. 70
who are indebted to them are requ'. E.
come and pay off their accounts, esjn;
vim Lake and thoie who have u fot
againA them, to bring them J, iofwe e.rrsd
fettlemeni. The buGneis will DC = ss,,
on, in the fame honfs, by Lew ~ caf.
who will thank the public iol ''''
tom. AXE.
April "a.
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MARX LANE, March /,

We had bat a middling fupply q n.
in for this days market, which h, =,
ed that article to go with rather moral, h.
at lalt weeks prices. Barley and Ms
are rather brilker fale, but no alte, -
in prices. Oats are very dull and b.
ing down. In Peafe and Beans no p, ~
rial alteration.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-24
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Yeaerday, faiall bunch OF A 5,;a,'.
whoever will leave them with tae ="
ers lhall receive One Dollar reward. !.
April ID. "