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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-01

ALL Printers that have tent
papers to the Sublcriber, at the
Alexandria Coffee Houle, will
pleaIc to dIlcontinue them from
this date, and forward their Ac-
counts FOX all arrearagcs.
JESSE, SJMMS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-24

Their IN The commons Of about SIX acres.
Bath, or Warm Springs.
Two well fituated lots, on one of the
afn,alI building large enough to accom-
modale one family.
The terms OF fale will be made known
by application 10 either of the fublcri-
bcrs.
SAMUEL WAsHINcroN, CnIfetberuuny.
GEORGE S. WAsHJNcToN, Jr8f1lan, ia.
WILLIAM A. WAsHINGToN, Wsfmcr-
Land, do.
GroRcE W. P. Cusr1s, Moupt Wgy9ing-
tar, FaiJnx, d..
BysHRoD WASHINGTON, NJ. Yffuon, ia.
LAwsENcE LEWIS, Nood-Laqou, do.
Auguf 90. Jaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-24
CARVING, GLIDING, and
VANISHING.
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,

From Philadelphia
In Prince Street, between Fairfax and
Wafev- Streets, next ag00r to Dr.. Difk's
in The bo4ls latsLy occupied b. GROVE
WRIGHT:
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens {
Alexandria thar fhe intends refaing here
Cor few months, and will be happy IN
executing any orders in the above branch
es of buineis. She,regIds and yarailhes
old frames 70 as 10 make them appear like
new-and likcwife yarnifhes them with a
particular kind of warmth that Will bear
walhing.
She has on baad,
A large and elegant ailortment Of
Prints, Looking Glalies, &
GIRANDOLES.
of every deicription, which will be fold
at the lowea terms for cath.
Orders from diGance will be pun6su-
ally attended.
Nov. IS. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-24

Iuit Received,
Axd FIR /as BY tie Su5jerijer, at his fare,
carer II Prince and Un~nF FREES,
Is Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 do. 4th proof Brandy,
S do. New England Rum,
do. Holland Gin,
3 Quarter calks Catalonia red Wise,
Z Kegs Annifeed Cordial,
IA Boxes dipt Candies,
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
Coffee and Pepper i'll bags,
Hyfonlkin and Souchong Tea,
Jamaica Rum anil Malaga Wine,
RaiGns in kegs an boxes,
Leiper's SnuH in hsf barrels and kegs.
Men 5 coarfc aud fine shoes,
Womcns' Morocco and fancy kid 10.
And eipht Bales Of INDIA GOODS, con-
lifling of Mamoodie,, Ee,eriies, Guzzinah', Mo
hanas, Cuurics, Checks anu Calicocs, and few
pieces China ana i.unge Hantcrchcifs, and Ra-
vens Duck. a large quantity OF RED SOAl-
LEATHER, aud few barrels Tanners belt
brown Oil.
BENZ. sHREVE, jan.
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n . I | & 4.

THE SUBSCRIBERS and
MEMBERS Of the MUTUAL INSUR-.
ANCE COMPANY againa FIRE on
GOODS and FURNITURE in the fate
Of Virginia, are hcsehy requeaad to at
tend their snnoal General Meeting to be
held az their General Office in the City of
Richnond on W'edaeilay the rath OF Ja-
nuary next.
VT. Asst.
Principal Agent, NJ. I. c.
Richmond, Nov. II, 1902. dec. r.
await
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-24
N q L | & T..

/ he ) SUBSCRIBERS ana
MEM BERS of the MUTUAL ASSUR.
ANCE SOCIETY againa FIRE ca
BUILDINGS in the fate OF Virginia, are
hereby rcqceAed TO attend their annual
General Meeting, to be held at the Capitol
in the city of Richmond, en- Monday the
ehird of January next.
Thcte who do not attend in perfon OF
by proxy, will be Represented by the menu
bers OF The Gate legillasuye, reprelenting
their respective counties or difrifts.
W.T.. Asst,
Pf;ncips! Agent NJ. A. S.
Richmond, Nov. 18th, 1902.
WITH great fasisfad,on can inform
the public at large and the members OF this
nec:Aary, ufefal and philanlhropic focie,y
in particular, that i, ig IT. 2 aoarifhing e.
tustion i, increa4e, rsPidiy. Since tn.
iEa Of January laa it has Augmented for
upwards of fourteen huDdfei tbouEsnd dol
lars 70 thar there are atiually declared
for, five millions four hundred and iorty-
five thoniand dollaEs in real properly for
by infuring hou'es they become real pro-
p-rty, which o,hcswiic they are not.
The loGts paid 2uriGg this year amount
TO 1909 dollars, Is cents then when the
l9ia IS divided among the aforelaid fun,
each hundred dollars F.as only to contribute
one and three quarter cenis and Is the
enormoa, lofs OF one hundred thoulsnd
dollars WIS to happen, which never has
been tie cafe yet, il wiIl only be eleyea
lhillines for each hundred dollars. Who
would not contribute thar 70 sid 70 many
unfortunate fellow cisizens to rebuild their
hcufrs /? Ard The more 10, when by thas
contribution, they iniure at the fame TINA
their own properly.
As the ;nlugarcr incrc&fts 70 fat we
come daily higher to that deirable end to
Z General Inlurance when as We have
believe upwards OF four hundred thoGfand
Noufes in TIL: fatc, the contribution if ge-
neral would hardly De morc than ten cents
for each houf: per aanum; whsn, for each
houfc tea cents are contributed, /, would
in .ae fate'r.iic ia.n from fofJy TO fifty
ehouf1nd dollars, wk;ch w;ll pay on an
aversge for about one hlndred hou(.s. It
Is well known thar neger 70 maay 5urn e.
very year; believe they do not average
thirty hou(es FER annu.a.
As the itste legilature meets on the Oh
of next month, thofe who with to pay
their premiums may hav, good oPpor,u-
nifty to {end their money to the Calhies
General, to whom the money NUT be paid
and no body eIic.
w. F. Asst.
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Revifed Code.

lie Fh5S5f2e~s Of tbe req edition IF
!, IRE REVISED CODE Of tbe Laws 81
!. yIReiN5A," rad edcieytijsF sbzs tie
.tReffrtotf0a foi tb:5 .z0ork 1oa5 10 eloh on
~ yG;E Of 1larnb. IH<p 2ave Gsce isaag
"a 4av5(ea3|s 10 Keep me SHlil5fbti9s o1es
~ fartber fsofice, Is q s01nber Of cones Of
re printed Propgjals, sgbic5 bed besg ten,
inf0 re F0A2lf1J, Jar tks parpsts af coase-
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esf1fG bark; md zvb;ls The e5iioys arr
6etsPt%ag ef IFS gf Sa5yGrt6es:s' fran Iii
'ers9f berts of he STATE, roy do vat en-
Jsessy it as proper ia deeline fbe 4acceptdxcs
Of iYnmss ia Rtebmotd.
II aas already 6ssa o5js7.ve&, thar this
edition 51i2| be rendered aagcA aao,-e ualae-
@ls tben t6s fafmes, ~ the aG4ttion Of the
StdtHts5 Of z pRblfc nature of EIGHT
jNffss6fgg SG6iors. Lu3be;e. q ceuGae1a5!s
Hn01bsr Ct fbs LazOs, iafeTfeG in The farmer
sditloa kat,s Teen revjfed, Uttered, Or re-
?faled. TIE eOkoke qgiN no1c Jk campre-
6saGs8 f7itbia 4 GMgle Uolame zy5srsos
i6e P96S1d7s Of the forae5- s4ftioa can oa7y
@aef Ter9azjS to <bsm, al he expsnce 6f
PafTbgf@g ne eati'e Jsfsqf The Lays. At
~ tbs foz@se8' SGgtaas; Of robicb an Fm~
@sgfs nrgiu15g ere IF a private nature
IT eoaris, f6ste az to5ally auiatereqiug n
@4ggfrateJ, or lqzcyeys; md bej.ds5 tie
sxpsffe Of The pavebgs, tbey ays of q Ge-y
Auna4ageabfs aaJk.
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JOHN PUNT RET,
OFFENDER q sTATIoNER,
RICHMOND.

DBGS Leave to make this public Ac-
IA acknowledgements of the Obligatiops
ne is qnder k his Friends and the Pub
nc, for the Encouragement he has Iii
therto received III THE Liea of his Eps
no.a; and having taken every Mcaf e
N his Power to agfse0f it. hopes TO have
raaifsnsSto him a. equal Portion q thelr
Favors In future.
He has lately received from
iozaon, P6i{sGe5abia, and Ntzo lark, Iii
addition to his former Stock in Trade,
a large and general .4fTor;ineng Of
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To Printers.
WaVIED,
A WHITE FRESHMAN.
WANIED.

Whc has been regularly brought ap to the
Preis, IN the Book Line. None cHe need apply,
as the work he Is TO be employed upon wiil re
qulre bosh TAG dRPatch and nearnefs, OF which It
good Workman or.:y can be capable.
any Perion whoRl this may iuit, will meet With
conitan and Certain enlp!oyment, Tor eve er fix
months (or perhaps longer by applying at II,
FACES Pr'hrlEg -Ct'ce, Cjty Of Richmond
Letters (Pot paid addre2ed above, daily
4niwegcd.
n. B. The Nswsqfinscrs Ct baltimore viii
oblige a brother type, by ioiert;ng shis 2dver-
tiieraenc
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q A1oNG other nunerous Id inportant IN.

A. h10NG other numerous aad important I'm.
Z a PToyements in the propoicd Rirksaaaa Ed
zion Of &c THe RAbsfs Eoas oc The Lazq; of M
g giria," the following viii be particularly A.
tended to:--The Al Of AGembiy, for conyokiag
the Convention Of this State IN Order TO difcuIs
rhe CQe.tioh Of she Federal Contribution the
Law, refPefting the Acceptance and Ratification
OF thc Federal s. fem ,--the Laws concerning Ca
na!s, the P@tolgmae, the Janf5 RjVer, and erher
Companies,
This edition VII alfo comprehend the Com
Pact wlth the State Of Mnylaa1, refpeSinp the
RIVER P@f91gmae; ard, that regarding the Bound
aIy between Fr4gbfVa"ia, and Ke8facky; with
this Place
L has slregdY been Rated TO the Pablo. tba,
this Work VII cot only SIX Doll ARs lie
Sa3.'y o91nd aid ie'iersd, N one isrge ossavo
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Surviving Partner.
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x,s1l icarcsly be noticed IN a better fate
- s,sioos) make the brilliant exploits of
cc.asraI Wafhington's fsven years cam
..;,o No wonder we Zee 70 much pu.
s'Isoimity in the prefident when we Zee 60
l;s,le eorsrprizt in the General"
Page 81.
(. AS 10 You, Sir, treacherous in private
f,;eodlbip, sai hypocrise in public life,
H. world will be puzsled TO decide whe-
her YOU are an apol}a'e OF an impoitor !;
ybether you have abandoned COED prin-
s;ules, or whether you ever had any
And yet Paine is commended TO The
,.oole Of The United States, hecaufa he
moved the friendihiP and elteeru cf Wsih
;ootou. Pans is the laa man in America
Who lhould accule our illultrioas hero with
,awant Of 5mpatbetie feelings, an Of ,rca-
eb,ry in private irieodihip, as IT was pyin-
osaily owing 10 The generous e<ertlons <
pfsat influence of Wellington in his be-
S!f thar he had drained the 500 from
,Ae aate OF Panniylyania, the 5000 dol
lars from Coogrefs, and other sililtancc
from New York and New Jerley. Be.
hold the grateful return for all thsie fer
vices is, the mott wanton, deliberate and
unfoupded abufe, in order TO ruin repu-
tstion, gained by the mott meritoflou, fer
vices and Splendid actions, and long and
lsborious life,. devoted to the fer,ioe Of his
country, and the happineis OF his iollow
citizens.
Twas this attempt TO dearoy she cha
raaer and popularity of Wafhingtoo, that
rendered Paine fuch fasorit; with the
pfeGdert and his party. Theft are the
sffal la5srs, which form their hond OF
union and friendlhip. Americans will
hardly be able to reGlt claims upon their
gratitude. thus powerfully uE.=d nor
view with indifference the warm ffiends
and advocates of a man, thus honorsbly
diaingui(hed for his violent abale, andnn-
founded calumnies of Warrington.
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Captain Porter, of the brig Qnantibay-
crook, from por, Republican, informs US
that the iaiurreetion in ST. Domingo was
general thar on the 10th Sep;em. about
leven leagues from Port Republican, 4
dreadful engagement took place betwetn
the French and the people of colour, in
which the latter had the advantage. and
would probable have entirely dearoys q
the enemy had not 400 Frensh troops un-
expeaedly made their untimely appearance
10 the very heat ofthe battle, and obliged
the negroes 10 retreat with the lois OF
more than 100 men. Or the whites, not
more than S were deeoyed.
On the 10th September fx;een of Tout
ANTS Officers, who were ar liberty on
their parole, and had half pay, eieaped to
their old friends, & occalionei mach alarm
to the inhabitants.
Arrived, the fchooner Sally. Will
Hams, of Edsnton, North Carolina, in
"a days from Montego- Bay, jamaica.
Spoke, OF. If, in fight OF land, eff Ha-
wanna, the fchooner Polly. from Jamaica
for Philadelphia. was 10 dollars,
Beef and pork was very fcarte on the
north fde.
From Jamaica paper TO TIE 25fb Sraf.
Cearances at Montego- Bay, the fchooner
ChrlRian, and iloop Harriet, for New
York. Arrived at Port Royal brig ia.
plter, Carfiae, and fchooner John Viniag,
from New York.
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aleranDrla aobertf5rr.
THURSDAY, NoyEMBES II.
LIBERTY OR DE.47,iA.

ALL the accounts from 81. Donirg
'spreient the affairs of the F,eneh il ra-
'asr bad way, greater parsof With
nay be placed 70 their own mifccndud,
Which, with the ravages Of the fever,
WIN cot them many lives ard yaft tIea-
afes, before they will bring the illsnd to
'ae tate it was in fix months ago. After
we iu5miiiion Of Touiiaint and his follow
SIS on the faith and promifcs of General
: llerc, a temporary peace feemed in
~ manner to pervade the iaand, and
- 0s none Of The .rsgrce: appeared IL
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-11
BALTIMORE, November s.

Arrived yeaerday, fchooner Robby,
Martin, ID days from Charl-tfon.
Arrived this day, brig William, captain
Harrils, IS days from Havannah. Left
there. lhip -, Nickerion, q Bottom,
to fail in few days; Goop Dolphin,
Wood, Rhode Iiland, 10 10; brig Jemi-
ma and Fanny, Charlefon, next day in
lat. 81, long 76, fpoke brig Orion, IS
says from Nantz bound TO Savannah.
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LAND FOX SALE.

THAI we'll known Tract called
L WEST POINT, iiruate 10 the low
er end of King William County, ard
bounded by York, Mattspony and Pa
mcnsey Rivers, containing nearly 5000
acres.
To be minute 10 delineating the many
and great natural advantages attached to
this land, would be faperfaous, as aran
gers would view il before they purchafe
& thole who are acquainted with it, want
no further information. 1t may not how
ever be improper to fay, that as to fertili-
~ of Toll, benefit of navigation, and the
advantage Of filth, oyfers and wild fowl,
il is 10, exceeded by any tract Of land in
Virginia. This land will be difpoled Of
BY Public Sale, at Wet Point, Oh We'd
nefday, the 6ri1 day of December next, in
lots, OF from three to four hundred acres,
on tie following terms, to wit :: Cnc third
of the purchafe money paid down, one
sthifd in eighteen months, and the balance
in one year after the expiration ofthe lait
eighteen months and the payments to be
lccureJ by bond ard a deed of truf on
the land, with intefef from the day Of
iale.
A c!ear and indeleaible title will be
made TO the purchafefs by the fubicribcrs,
who have authorized Mr.. Patrick Hen.
drcn 70 attend the fale and make convey
anees.
WILLIAM FITZHUGH.
4lexaadria.
CHARLES CARTER,
Shiny.
Of. IS NOV. y Gods.
B f E F..
A few barrel. of good BEEF (Ia.e,y
asked) Jn1t received and for Eale by
BENJAMIN SEREVE, Jun.
October "a j
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ful fer furnlfhlng them with sr able preoep.
tor to teach them the abiuiulty OF their
doctrines, & illuminate their minds. Some
men have the happy knack OF doing an no.
nor while they confer benetit : MIR. JET
terlon is one of thoie ; for by binislng
Paine TO America, he not only las rrotuf.
ed tile Chritians the benefit OF lis picus
advice, but done them the honor to ,Ieat
their opinions, feelings q preJudiees with
6eeoming ys2ed. N. I. E1.en. PeF.
The good people OF the United States
have now cauie to feliclta,e Themselves and
TO give loofe TO gratitude towards their
worthy rretident On the arrival Of Tho
mas Paine, the pat5fr, aid lie pins.
The political aniino,ies which have 10
long dlltraSted this country and divided
It's people, will no doubt be greatly allay-
ca, and pesional hatrsds ana itarl-buinngs
comfortably aduagea by the benevolent
exertions Of that ingenious gentleman
Reliaon has now its hrenuoes advocate
emboiomed in this country and aidtd by
The energies Oft the Chief Magiftrate: Ard
men OF property will probably foon be In
Idulsed With an ingenious plan for an equa-
iizatlon OF wealth, or propotai TOR
an agrsrian experiment upon thvle gentle
men who have TOO much land. we can
NOT irPpose that this flaming comet,
whcle fiery courle has 70 .ong ailonHhed
and tefrihed' mankind, will now flop IFS
career, but rather that it Will acquire &C
CELEBRATED rapdity in its orbit, aud catch
additional Ere from its near appsoae., TO
that lnn OF paliHral, Nora, and r.Iirioay.
virtue Mr.. JefftIl n.
ia
"I,is very aocicnt a1aec, ,hat Ma
turc does nothing in vaio. u wculen
lhe has given the talent Of talk inp more
A1memly than men; ihe has likew,r. en-.
dowed them viii. preater o,a,,tity Of AZ
imation. or v hat is commonly called ar;
NAL (birits. Why, it r,sv be aiked ha,
Nature. in this article. 10 eh3ioentlv d;( 4
sinquifhed women from MEN for ,bc belt
and ,wilet} Of parpo{es FL. nrlnc;;nsJ
defination Of ali women Is ~ ~. r,,,,brrs
Hen lome Qualities recnj;,r. 70 G,cb
deeination matt n-ce airilv have heen be-
flowed upon them. lbeE cy,lit;ts are
numerous a fuperior deo1ee Of .,a,;e,ce
of affection, of innate bur ufsfuI at,en,;
ons. ioioed 70 a fac;,i,v &c .l,,,.,l ;oc, A.,
lbe0iing.
g Here, however. I mua cosGne nv
oblersations TO che laa copGDicvous an,, e.
mineot accomplishment To h.. occ,r,;;rd
with laborious oAices which demand q;
ther bodily or mental exertjoas ard not
onfrequently both, is ajlotlca ,be men.
Thefe caufes, beGde their comparative ma
tural ,aciturnity. to,ajv ;rc,rac;;,ate Them
for that ]oouaci,v which !. ,ec.,;j;re for
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ADVEk / IoEMENI.

I TN MOUG0p the ooth A.. CtL.
s.,,.,,t -. "S ou1 glstlsss
to,y H. ~ mi Xix ~ ~ 3f@'
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Huuny. dll,A aoW5, s,u,.,n.l:Ass
I;ddl, At q ,bsyt r,ed,r a,h;eh asW 1e Z.
maas kuoevu on the. day Of mls, TIE
8z,rbnfrt o;1,t;,u bevJe oug
81 '1eS 00fA' an 1PP'sst.fI'se1
'ee"'fJ' 4sg asassa.
All the pfTlfhable eHr@e nf tl,e
= : fad deee. S:'fs'' = '''s
CONSISTING, pycrI,rnp
Uou(ebaid g. k;tcla, E,,:t
= = = ''''io x ~ ileiiSil ulilltttie:
a number CT books, hories, COWS, hogs
sc. Wagon. carr. tarmino ,denGl. "a
Tcoetts, n,;,L
- :,
COaChCc ana Harness.
In to,crable rena;r /, v.,,b -
"Iu Au
LlSHt-Ddy CLOCK.
The fale will commence ar eIeveneo.
click
n. s. Any ieifons who may bur, and
fail 70 owe c.cnr;,v >, H. .,a
all "a a. Aoo's' i'e III ngS
wv al" ID eheif INK, neither viii
tHey De nenehtted By the tale. G.. B.
NOV II. I,t ,,w,x,
I7NlIZT : : =, IN = :, = - : -
/AlAS SAN ~ ~ Tx LAJpiJ..
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The enemies of Mr.. Jeferfon may call
his general political conduct in queition !;
but larely they mutt at leaf be convinced
Of the re6ftade of his intentions, and OF
his dehre to iimprove, when they fee him
calling the virtuous Tom Paine 70 Ame-
RIGA 70 Council, and perhaps to Aeffas.-
Above all, that foolilh feet, the Cbnfiaas
Of the community, cannot fail to- be CRATE
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SIR,
UPON Your int;na

=. NY aOCt lltiOaClOn
this morning, chat we had made !, an.
pear lns The Recorder &c chat ,i,c
mentlon of Mr.. Madilon had been
& dehgned to be reprelented as coming
from You" Mr.. Calender dictated
an explanation for the Paper; which
explanation | wrote down, and to which
| did not then, nor do | now differ, be-
caufe | thought it proper that the public
thould be ier right, if they had mi&ook
our meaning. Mr.. c. afterwards took
up the pen, and wrote fome lines, which
you dictated, respecting Col. Harvie.
then made iome objections; bur dro IT
them, not being thoroughly acquainted
with the nature and circumstances of the
cafe, the piece being Mr.. Callender's.
/ now, therefore, mutt take leave to in
form you, that upon confederation, this
lalt paragraph cannot be admitted into
the paper.
| am Sir,
Your very humble Servant,
H.PACE.
Lewis HarOis, sfq.
april 22d.
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ON Thuriday lait, MIR. Lewis TIar-
vie, in this Office, employed the follow
ing words: e" l ihall infantly put TO
E" death any peyjon who attacks the name
&C OF my father" Hence it refults that
every man, who has ion to bully for
him, is above truth. We had been
difPoled to give the young man every
qualification rhae could be given, con-
filtently with facts.
On Friday morning, Mr.. Harvie has
repeated his menace Of being inGgutLy
put 10 death. See the concIufion OF the
iecond of the three foregoing letters.
They are here printed in Haiick5.
Thus Richmond is TENT back to the
iituation of the aboriginal Indians among
whom every difpute run the chance of
being decided by the hardeft club, or
the iharpef arrow. We had, in the
flr!t initance, mott unfavorable inpreC
hon of the fpirit of dictatoriiin, and of
Proicription, exhibited at the capitol.
But the fluff about being inFanily PIT 10
deot6 exceeds, by ten rhouiand degrees,
even our WORT fuipicions.
An active and worthy magiitrate OBJ
tervcd to US, fome days ago, as his dcci-
ded opinion, that it g0a5 mncb better to
baVe no la10s at all, tbaa Ia bave la1os
z0bicb z0sre executed only OCCASIONALLY.
1t iignifes nothing, TO fpeak either
ofthe enacting or the repeal Of Judiciary
ettablilhments, if perfonal differences
areto be decided by perfonal violence.
This, no doubt, is valuable specimen
OF political principles; it indeed, any
Reasonable man, ofany party, could be
found difpoied to vindicate fuch DANCE
rous eccenrrlclty.
The laws of Virginia are fomewhar
lax with regard 10 breaches Of TIE peace.
What the law cannon, or will NOT do
for US, we fhall endeavour TO do for our
ielves; and we lhall NOT finch from the
consequences.
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ECORDER.''
l. Oath.

cical character worth his attention.; and
as to your threats, you may put them
into your pocker.
] am, you-'a,
H. PACE.
Le,0is Harvie, Ell.
Aprii23a
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SIR

NOI Z INC Contents
of your piece of paper before me. My
character for honeity is too well eta
blifhed in the opinion of every one with
whom have been acquainted, to be
in the leaft injured by your aaertions.
With refpect to Col. Harvie, am
forty Mr.. Calender thought his poll