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ADDRESS.
friends and FeNoO, citizens,

Friends and Felloq,'. citizens,
IT is 70 much the sallion Of the
prefent day to make apologies for inabl-
lily in fYeaking, thar | honld deviate
from precedent universally eitablilhed,
were not to mention that my remittance
10 appear before you is heightened BY the
confederation of my talents being made
quate TO the dilcharge of the duty which
your partiality has aligned me. Perhaps
there never was tine when there was a
greater necellity than the prelent Of claim
ing your indulgence. The importance of
the fnbjeet, and juf and thorough con-
vittion of the incompetency of my abili-
ties, are fuficient motives with me, to ap-
proach with dlAdltnce the performance of
4 duty gratutiouily conferred on me by
the members of an infant, tho Aourifhing
in sitution. While with fentiments OF
sofound reipett return you gentlemen of
the lociety my due Acknowledgements for
this mark of j our favor, | cannot but re-
Acct that the honor you have this day con-
sered on me, night have been beitowed
" many Of yosr number who could have
lone more ample jutticeto the iubJeet.
Who can but hal with gratulatery vel
comes the returning natal day OF Ameri-
can Independence. This was the day on
which our progenirors unmindful OF the
dangers that awaited their determination,
uihersd into political exiffence great and
enlightened nation. The return Of this
day brings to our fond remembrance the
hardea ftruggle in the cauie of liberty re-
collected in The calendar of tine. lnre-
curing to the caule which produced this
memorable ezra of American emancipa-
ton, we Zee on one hand brave and in1ui-
trioqs people, injured and oppreiied, refolv-
ing TO throw off the ignomlnious yoke of
foreign depot, and determining to en-
10Y the inherent and invaluable immunltles
Of human nature. On the other hand we
fee the nerve ofaetion firing TO oppieis, by
a nation which anterior to that untortu-
nate period had been uniformly celebraf-
al forbulepf
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aleranurta anuertiser..
WEDNESDAY,, july 7.
Alexandraa Debating Society

July s, 1902.
Rejokued, That the thanks of the Society
be prefented to MIR. A. w. GRAYsoN
for the Grafton delivered by him this
Gay, and tina, he be requelted to fur
Nth copy Of tie fame tot publication.
By order of the Society,
JOHN HQOFF, Sec'y..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-07

July 3.
Arrived, chip American, Sherry, Liver
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11
MONDA2, JANUARr II, 1902.

the Prelldent lhOuld a6ign his reafons and new
er e1ereha 1t but for good, caufes, door would
be opened Tor endiels alteration, irritating to
the parties and he public. and degrading 10
the Chef Msgiltrate. And if the Senate had
The power 10 inv-ltig2te the motives Of the Pref
DENT endlefs DIFF Jules would be generated be
tween thof- two branches If the government (;
and what would be no5f an evil, unceafng in
liability Of meafures, Prejuiicial to the parties
AMI to The puhlic welfare
Bur whatever may be the fact refpeaing the
txPld ency Of The principles, it Is beyond dG
pure that the latitude you have Given 10 this au
thority in III Preii51nt was never contemplated
by the tramers of the conaitu i7n and laws-is
utterly rePugnant to ,h1ir true fpiit and con-
ltruciion--and iIbverGve sf free govern +,
nlent Aud whatever may Be your motives,
IN the prrient latlarc &c, Il admits OF no quetton
that the exerc1e Of this power for purity Purpo
tes, Is an abufo IT that authority Whj-h was de-
IeGa'ed for tAiutaIy PurPofes. The precedent,
If etabliihed will lead 70 intolerance as DEPOT
&c as wicked" 10 corruption and to a milchiev
Gus DEGRADATION Of ofTi-e. Where is the man
Of Probity and r,fPea4b.e charaaer, who i'll
reiinquilh his own gate buinel, to engage in
a public employment, from which he may b
removed The next month, withou' fault, %
make way for a Competitor Who will be fab
je8 10 fuch cap:ilioufnef, No.e but men def
Ptrale il P,:nc PIE md properly, who Away
ally snder the Gandard Of ia6ious leaders
VIII viii acceP, ofices tor the fax, IF ;enPor'-
~ Turbulence, or III hope Wy Ar opportunity "a
Peculate with impun'ty. Such 4 Zen q pro
ceedngs tcnGs u avoi44'ly to tn ow Hi-es int
t1s h4n1s Of he v "a u.ea while tL- Pryc4rious
tenure Of th- ofi.e, dcu-lss The temptation to
dtirsud h pulic.
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From q Pbras.oLia Pspsr- Dee. ~.
GA-....-.-.L
99amnnth

Ninety years have eaPlru ince the fri rem aims
Of TINS asimd were found il this cOuntry-thev
were then thought to Be The remains nf 4 GIANT.
Numerous have been the attempts by fcrntihc
characters Of all nations to procure satisfactory
coliettOn OF bones; at length the fubfcriber has
accomplished this great 0ijo5, and now announces
70 the public, that he is in pOff- iii0n of a COM
PLETE SKELETON Of this ANTIQUE wUNDEz
OF North America after a long, laborious and
uacSrtain enterprise -They were dug Up IN Or
ange and Utit-r counties, Estate Of New York)
where they mutt have larn certainly many huudred
ycars-ne other vcfge rem-ins OF tbrfr animals;
thing but cOntuicd TRADITION among the natives
81 our country, which Gates their rxtfrnce, fsz
tJ-HllEd noo7J aga nut what-v=r r7rrht have been
the appe irance ~ mis- ENORHOUS CUADRUPED
when clothed with R5ih, ~ mtHY bones c2r alun.
lead Us o image already convinced that Ne was
th- LARGEST OF Tsrre9ric4i Brizz5l
The rxpeDce OF this und-. taxing has been nv
great, that n order 10 indemnify the frhlcriher, I
mdr be- itParate charge from the Murrum. lis
eTe15sd u rArate room, r0 which the price NJ
admu;ALctl Is 50 Cents-to III Muffin, as ulual,z
cents.
\. B. Both the mur,um and Ire Mammoth viii
be abundantiy illuminated every night, until tea
o'clock, EXCEPT Sunday. x. w PEALE.
te7y e747:srpaT5 only b17,s k,en .y 20 IL zvg5A
aT4 f5sJ NHR'it III tot hsaa ,la1GFg.
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VOLUME ".

Exeelencys dgRity and character, and 1IouIa recon-
mend he lqua-r0n under my command I'd your holpi-
fatty and good ofhees. cave to the Conlu Of the
United states the ak Of explaining parcul ar "
the friendly dGPoftCns Of the United States towards
your EToeency, the proof with which he charge Of
her debre % maintain the treaty between The two
powers, and he reliance Of The PRECEDENT on hmilaE
diPohhous on yOur part for myfelf only make ufs
Of the occahon 70 allure your E1celenc5 Of the fenl-
hity with which fhall experience your friendly
countenante and ccomrodatons and OF the fenti-
mthts u reverence and GRATED eleem with which
have the honor TO be,
Your E1cetlencys ohedicnt iervant.
TO BE c0NTISuED
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sisaed, JAMES MADISON, Say sfs,a,c.

Pyy,g n htr 7vjib C97r,4ore Dale zDlf direS7.5 70
+O,is tie by n Algie,f and TIE By y Taai..
May II Dleae your Excellency
HAVING re honor to command fquadron Of OBJ
fervAtion dipatched by the PreGden; Of the United
States INTO the Mediterranean Sea- fuPPort The facy
Of their commerce threatened with attacks by the b.
aw of Tripo aud eKercife our leamen 10 nautical
duty, he uAruEtcns which have received from tic
Prrident require that IN approaching your harhor ]
hould 'cnder the profound relPea thar due % your
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Pubic Documents,
ACCOMPANYING Il- rREsIGEAI's LATE Mrssse'

TLf f.f rr7l-v 4 t7f Daepue-a i r. t4c fram M.
TIA" Fius S4arrirfrqZlnf d IaailH 1t-JI fz7n--J
q roLEL 7ts5 gam II ibs -3 G-z.Hs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11

ed BY iuh(tutng money for flores, rating the latter
AZ THY thou4nd dollars, permanent regulation
al VIII ke due pains bring about fuCh change.
fou may mad u perhaps an argument Of lone ~elght
with the DeY for preferrng money to flores, that the
former always be RENTED with pun6tuality
and that in times Of fuch Of the latter are held
10 DC cent aband by the EuopC law Of nations may
DC eKPoiej TO captures, by which he muf be affected
a. vel a. the United States II cafe you ihould fuc-
coed IN The Peeuniary cammutaJion ProPoled, it will
be proper in defining the ium Of thmv thourAnd dot
lars 70 refer 20 om- GanIard OF weight and fnenefs
the meta-wil iecure he United States ag4int arbi-
rarY regulations q the Dcy and quiet his eaoul7, if
he ihor.d have any Of impJft'on the par Of the
Un ted States } he Sp4nrll dollars row in circu
uon, may, tor example anlWer chs Purpofe.
The PreteuAons let uD agalnG the Unded States
A the Gale Of the ihip Fortune, for naturalization to
ne owners nt The mcrch4ndizc, with which lhe
laden, the disadvantage Of employing veiTeis
n Tbs irc Agerine properly. You will there
fore, As isr can, dicuursge hat branch Of ra'e y
and far eunot be done ~ih take care to re.
3rels sIl expectation diam whaloever to thrnw On
the United states the lode BY capture under their flag
" One iuhlcct Of equal importance and dehcasy It'll
remains The ending to CCnl1ntnnpie The national
hip Of war, the George Warrington by force under
the AlSriRe flag. and Tor luch a purpntc has deeniy
Affected the ipnhhltv, only OF tile Prcideni, Tut
Of the peOp Of the United states Whatever tempo
rary eh-cts j, have nd favorable in,t1rls
The ndgni; III 10 ferrous nature h4t TnpOIi
bic that Il may he deemed unuecesTv, mt occa-
hon. TO revive the fuhca ewing Il ID IN right the
PRECEDENT IN, nothing may be f4id or done Ov you,
that may unueceharhy preclude the competent author
iy from aum~dve ing Of that ira lalIon u anv wav
THAI vludicauon OF the National honor may be lho'l
e prefer be
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Ea'5-.7 u daig om re re fo a-7, Z. Cl5eayi, r?
L.glE 5E Iyfai t"e5

Enr-.7 q 4 ieiia from re r. a1g I. Clfe5e1yi, Elg
L.5lE ~ Tyfoi tatsi
Drayfueaf q STATE,
WyG4ys7, Nay ~, 1891.
THE threat IF hoHite, againn the trade Of the
Uniled St4tts ny e 84ihlw, C uied 10 your conmu
nicatons, and inuing Immediately from the Balhaw
hImlef n Tradition Of !etcr ol the 18Th 81 May
Tan, certified ny his interpreter F4h4-a has dCcrnlu-
ct the PRECEDENT 70 lrud thr MEDITERRANEAN 4
quacron Of ,rgates end hoOp 81 war under CDmmO
dUrr IA . hy whom tli5 j. written You viii allU re-
give from him letter to the Lalhaw ON ,hc PrtH
Iert.
Should war have BEEN declared Or hoRites com.
nenced before the arrival Of this igladron will i'm
medafrly be employed m the defence and Prote .tior
VI our commerce, agant The pIra zeal Attacks 0i III,
Bal avs COFiaIr-.-S 0uld have beca neither DC
ci~red nor commence. il j. expected by the PrlILen
that YOU Will exert your prudence and addrel, y
rendering the app Of the lauadrcn and the let
ter from te PICHdtnt, 1Ubierv the prclerv4of
az peace. aud 10 luch imprefIuns 90 the B1thaw, A
Will be the moi favorable the dignity and iutere
O The Unit States The PRECEDENT relies the more or
tie yea aud 10, ctl of hele eAeTt0ns the policy
e1hIb u3 a naval free ID the coat of Barba ha
lore been uircd hy you and ne other Coniuls. Tc
AZ YOUR ton, his occ4ior, you will be fuppi
Cd ty ComNodore Dale, with fun a ueccTary VII d
Y D bc commence "a by hIn. I'll e.ter which
have w-t'en 81 he prefer, orpo tuni,y % Mr. Br
tn hc ufruCed o cu,v the good vtii KID .h- Del
~ Ag.cr,, aud To "a on hIn for tbs upu.s. me
petition As guarantee If the treaty between tho y t-,
rates tul he Pa.h4w. You win nnt lr 10 make th
ben YOU Of The in,erp'a. on fit &c .I-llL."
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THOMAS Jeff lRsON.

TH0N as JEFFERSON Fy1Gizt " be Jri-j Sf4t15
8 A7srisa. r. sJe ilg7yIe4 and 5eas,eI Bty q ri
fol II 8aytDy, 70Jom on 9ygf,7s
" Creat and respected Friend,
TIE anur4nces Of friend1Iip which our Confu
has given yea aul our fncerc dtIre IL hlItivatl
peace ana commerce with your fsh.ct,, tNthfui
cApreli Of our d1pod ions and you viii costume
20 limo proofs OF hem All thofe acts Of refpect and
frisud y inercourfe, which due between nation,
handLg se 10 in The relations Of peace ard amity
with each other.
At The eoaculon Of cur treaty with YOU we endea-
voureL % prove rcpett youriclf and latsf4c-
ton Il thar event by fuch denominations as then CAV
YOU cutIre cont and d1pJ(ed "a believe that
rendering in,o anUiAer language hse expeditions ID
ur letter Of the 25th May lat, which feem TO imp'Y
pur s1fl nccn6lent with the faith 81 that tr4nfaJt
your intentions have been milc ontrued On this lup-
petition renew you Tncerely, 4furanCes Of oar
c0nHznt frcndhp AMI that dedre 10 cultivate
peace ard commerce with YOU, remains firm and
h4ted
we have found It lIPeIent 70 detach rquadror
cf obfcrv the Mcdte raneau lea TO iuperin-
Tend the iAfcty of commerce there and ID exerce
Out lramen il nautical dntes We recommend them 70
your hulyta ~ and good offices, (houd occahon re-
SURE tier refurting your harbors. We hope hei7
appearance will give umhrage to power for while
We mean ref the l4fety Of our commerce on The
reomc-s Of our own trengh and bravery ID every lea
We have yet given 10 this fqnadron in nrt1 command
70 conddt themfelves towards an Fl endy powers with
the MOI Pertea relPe1 and good order It being the
firm object Of our ioicitude ohtrh peace and f end
hip with all nations with whom it can be held on terms
Of equality and reciprocity.
pray God, very great and rofPe0ed friend, 70
have you always in his holy keeping.
Written at Be City Of Vs5iagt'a t5s tpeeaty inf day q
May. il re ysIr ofsBy Lard 1885,
Signed, THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Bv the Prelident,
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No I1
Extract Of letter from tie sfcsrT4RY or SrATE, 70
WILLIAM E-loN, IN Conlu oi the Unirtd states
At IuHs, dAcd Dttaytz-rt Y sflts, mp 4g.sa,
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Pa9IgIov q 49, c2opar.

On the 28th Of April, a petition Of Tho
mas Cooper OF Che county Of Eorthun-
5eriand, in the state OF Pennsylvania, vas
prescnted TO the House, and read, settins.
lofth that in The nonth Of April, eighteen
nSndred, he was triCd ord condemned a
Philadelphia, before Samuel Chase aud
Hlchard Peters, judgcgof the circuit court
Of The United States there sitting, Tor hsy-
ing Written ard published libel upon the
political character and cordu9 Of John
Adams, The then Presidents Of the United
otates ; and was fhereupcn adjudgea o.
ply . iine of iour husGred dollars, ara 10
sui'cT pp imprisonment Of SIX mop.l,s,
waich punishment he accordingly under
Wc",--- iia; hc appfehcnds toe s3i1 tise..
condemnation ara fnu.shintpt vese na.
i'ft ;--hr@t, hccus@ The law ccmmo. iy
cause ue reaiboo i1w, nr1-y r'.ich ~
Nos pal tcd SOS I'D iG dres. oeDo.i
iioa ,otac icltcr esd .as 5siri. o. -a. COL
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TaE PARrNERsHIps or

WEBSTER 81 CROUCH anil CRoUcH
II WEBSTER
WERE dissolved by mutual agreement
The 18th instant.--Those vino have claims
aginst the concerns, viii please apply Tor
payment to Robert Crouch and those in
de5ted are desired to make payment 10
him alone, such having been The terms Of
the agreement by which the sad partner
ship5 we're dissolved
ROBERT CROTCH.
Richmond, August 10, iso@.a
N. 2. THE CITY HOTEL ~illin ro-
t1rc be kept oy The Subscriber, on his own
r. csovea
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-26
BALTIMORE, April q.

Arrived, fchooner Moncrieff, captain
BARTLETT, I6days from St. Thomas. Lett
at St. Thomas, brig Mars, of Baltimore,
10 fail on the 9Th init. and ieveral seaels
belonging to New York.
Alto, hip Venus, capt, Dalhiel, ieven
weeks from London. Brings nothing
new. The Anthony Mangin was to
fail ,woday after the Venus.
Alto ichooner Greyhound, captain Pen
rice, Id days from Cape Francois. Left
at the Cape the following Baltimore vef-
iels, fnot mentioned in our laif report)
Ship Henrietta, White fehoonels Maria
Byrd, Weaver EElecnora, Cox and
Nelly, Rlchardfon. Markets dull, for
American produce -four 5 dollars. No
action OF confequence had been fought !;
the negroes were faid to be all driven to
the mountains they made frequent incur
iions into the plains, and even approached
within smulket- fnot of the cape. The
Greyhornd was forced to land eighteen
thoufand dollars cath, which fhe brought
from Porto Rico, and TO buy coffee. On
the 10Th of April, inlat. 81, 40, long.
u, 90, fpoke the hip John, of Charlei-
ton, captain Howlard, form Amferdam,
out Al days, bound TO Charleaon, and de-
fired to be mentioned. On the I'd of
April Dutch 64'sand one Hoop Of war
arrived at the Cape, with about 1000
troops.
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alfrannria anDartfser.
MONDAY, APRIL rs.

A letter has been received in town by
the Harmony, capt. Levering, arrived
on Saturday from Cape Francois, from
Mr.. Lear, which in a great degree con
traditts the reports lately circulated 81 the
treatment received by the Americans from
the French.
He fays Msthe French fpeak in the high
eft terms of the Americans All veiiels
have been releafid, and all fuch as may
hereafter arrive will be permitted TO de
part for any other port, if they do not
chooie TO make iaie of their cargoes to the
French on the terms offered. !"
In the Harmony, Mr.. Lear's fon came
saasngr and he intends following IN about
S or s weeks, on yifit during the warm
onths.
We uuderaand he has appointed a Mr..
Dodgeto act in his place in his ab!ence.
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April rs.
S z q L E "

From the fubltriber, living in Orange
county, within one mile of the Orange
Spring, Virginia, on Tuelday the 10th
init. rnay black HERE, with a blaze
face ard bob tail, branded |. S. one hind
foot white, about 4 feet Ioz inches high.
The perlon who took him, 5o6u GI@fS,
a tailor BY trade, is about 40 years CT
ape, a finall man with dark complexion,
his lfi arm is crooked, occafoned BY lis
having been broke in the joint. l9vea!y.
D9llari reward will be paid 10 any perlon
who will deliver the horie TO ne at Orange
Spring. JAMES oooFhN.
Apr:l IS. eos
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-26

The demand for Tobacco continues IL
| nited-A About 4co hhds. have been fold
for the Continent, and we hope ere long
to fee this vent increafe; but cur Rock Is
70 great that no improvement in prices can
be expected. Prime qualities continue in
requef, and very few remain unfold.
The quantity of fugar Of all kinds up
on hand being abundant. Prices continue
aill on the decline; and as the enfuing
crops are early as well as very plentiful in
mott of the iilands, there appears little
project Of any advance taking place in
this article; yet as prices are now arriv-
ed at 70 low an ebb, upon the whole under
a peace medium, it irsy reaicnably be in
fer'd that they cannot well eyperienceany
further material decline, and We beginto
experience iome Improvement il the foreign
demand.
The quantity ofcofse upon rand is not
great, nor iheuld it be 70 at . period 70
near the ieaion when We may expect irelh
.f,pplies. How far thoie may prove ablp-
danf or c,hcswiie, we are at preisnt H.
competent to fay. II IS sHerted from
fone quarters, that the Dutch planters, IN
particular, will reisrve their crops until
they Can be ihip'c dirett to Holland, and
in that cafe, the early importaeoas will
be fcanty, and prices may be expected to
keep W; YET they are at frefcnt 70 mach
above wlar were current Prior to latewar
as TO make it unfafe.t calculate ufon any
laGing advance, ard indeed, in tbs Poins
Of view, it may be inter'd tina the article
will Ultimately decline in valae-- During
grsateit part or lai month, the demand was
pretty regular, but it has rather ahased a
gain of late, except fer nne qualities,
which are very !carce and much erquired
for
Pimento fcaree and in demand.
Prices Of Iogwood, Fraic, ard Mica
ragua Wood, have declined very ccniider-
ably hnee peace took place. The acek of
Logwoodis not great, fhould any ccniider-
able export vent open in fpring, prelens
prices may be maintained, but they are a.
bove peace medium, ard 70 far precari-
Gus. OF Fuaic the quantity uroE handls
more comfortable, ard prices have conte-
quently arrived nearer to their lcwe@ point
which circunGance has of lare induced the
corinmers to buy more freely. Nicara-
qua Wood is asprefsnt very icarce COM
modify, ard much enquired for.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-26
I en-. DoIlaYs RezUAYd.

RAN AWAY from the iloop Polly
and Betty, capt. r. James, on Sunday iaif'
the 18th init. negro fellow named Ia,
mel, about 6 years of age !; he il coai
biaek, and has a great impeachment IN ms
fpeecll !; five feet fix inches high (: bad or
when he went away, large blu |asKsr
with canvas elbows. Wliceycr lskss "
aid Darrell and lecmes HMM any Ja,l' -
hat the fubicribers car get hin, man fe :
ceiye the above reward ~ NATL ,.ke
gsaris are requeaed not TO employ :
aim away. :, TICKER.
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