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Twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the Farm Of the
hSubtcriber, in Frederick County,
near Berry's Ferry, on Monday, the 18th
inf. fnall blatk fellow named MICH.
He is about FIVE feet Eve or fix inches high,
has very fhort face; his front teeth ttsnd
uneven and point out he has large ANGLES,
and frefh fear on the inide Of one Of his
legs jue above the ANGLE. lie had on when
he went away, an old brown coat, "trip
ed Glk waiacoa,, pair Of blue cloth pan
falcons, edged with red, low crowned
hat, with narrow rim. Whoever lodges
the above defcribcd Slave in any Jail, 70
that | get him again, lha'l receive Ten
Dollars, or Twenty Dollars on delivering
him to me, in Frederick county.
THOMAS MASSlE.
on. 70. d
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ADVERTISEMENT.

By uirtus Of a Deed Of 1rgR from
O4v<n Re6erfs to fbe Sa6/eriber, qyiA Be
erbelsd TO Sss, for reaay nousy, an tb<
Pyymyss, On Wednejday The I7fb Day
Of Nopem5er, if far, i ret, tier rhf
next fair day,
NME half of that LOT Of GROUND in
" the city of Warrington, lying in iqaare
No. a56, and delignated in that fqusre by the
No. 10; the nloiety intended 20 be fold fronts
upon the open ara on the Pennfyl ania Avenue,
and Joins upon this lot No. II in tht fqiarc, has
a font Of "a feet inches and an hlf, and
90 feet S inches deep upon i, is erected frame
Dwelling Houle.
JAMES KETTLE, Truaee.
October dtS
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TO BE SOLD,
On Wsgnef3ay, The 1otb day Of No4'cmb<'
next, on tie Premyes,
Ninetv Acres of Land.

INIHCtY -A0ISo u f1dlI0.
Belonging to the efate Of Roger Wet,
deceafed, on credit until the 1T day OF
March, sos, the purchafer giving bond,
with approved iecurity, which, when paid
good and fufficient deeds ihali be made =
This Land is about three miles from
Town, and begins at the read going TO
Mount Vernon; and forms an obloug fquarc
adjoining the lands Of William Hepburn
and the late Lord Fairfax, plat of which
Will be produced.
RICHARD CONWAY, Executor.
Osfor 7. d
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VII. THE appendix to, the fourth so-
lume will contain an abaract of the cri-
minal jurifdiction Of the federal govern
ment, and Of the commonwealth Of Vir-
GINA and lhort diicourie on ,rea.
Ion.
VIII. JHE tracts mentioned in the
fourth Electromagnetic with the Editors
preface and the Commentator introduc-
ton, being all attached to the hrf volume
of Backbone; will in this edition, be d.
yided into two parts-the preface and IN
PRODUCTIONS; and the five tracts hra men
toned In the fourth fiction, will be attach
ed to the frf part, and the other three
tracts mentioned in the fame fiction, will
make the appendix to the fecond past.
o. The notes dilpsried thro'out the
work will amount TO II or fifteen hun
dred. Thofe which refer TO the coniti!u-
ton and laws Of the UnissG Ssates are ee.
ry numerous.
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CONDITIONS

I. Tat the 4vssk be printed with a
ueqv typs an Ja3erfue tahr, and in f1e
very large oG7avo volamss; and be 5oaaa
in neat la4u binding.
II. That Hl5a/i 60 10 PRES as .Jeon as
a /u6Feieut uambsr Of JuIlen6ets .f5aA be
obfalued to make ii prnaent-aua 1rom tie
time efgomg to prs be8ubAbed in sue
Jear.
III. That The price oftke 4Ohole, com
plefe and band, NaH be ,qosny dsHass,
paya5le on asl,vey.
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Bath, or Warm Springs.

Daeil' VI warm oprlngs.
Two well ii,uated lots, on ore Of ib.,
IS "a flnall building large enough to accom-
modate one family.
The terms of iale will be made know,
by application to either Of the fubicri.
bers.
SAMUEL WASHINGTON, Calpebper e,uu,y
GEORGE 5. WASHINGTON, ye6rrJou, d..
WILLIAM A. WASHINGTON, Weamor.
land, d..
GEORGE w. P. Cusr1s, Mount WnAuc.
tan, Fairfax, do.
BusHRoD WASHINGTON, NJ. Veraou, d.
LAWRENCE LEWIS, Wood. Laqvn, d..
Ausuf 80. Jaw
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IUSl RECEIVED.
Ind tw Sake BY tie lxbLcxibsrs at the

Unfit, Sale BY the Jxblu6srs at the e9,,
xer Of Prince and Water Streets,
New England Rum in barrels, betl
Bottom Bay Mackerell, pickel'd Salmon,
Whale l,mould and dipt Candles, brown
Soap, Alum Salt, Alum Ground, ditto.
fine, do. three boxes 1um5lers, hbds,l
Alum, cafe fashionable mems Hats, 4
few oaks Bordeaux Clarett, GfindRons,,
Rhode llland Lime, belt Manufactures
Richmond Tobacco, and general aiort.
inent OF Ladies and Gentlemens Shoes.
JOSIAH FAXON, g Co.
September S. eo3w
t O r E N T,
A LARGE AND coMMoDIoUs
S t A B L E,
CalcuIated TO hold four hories parii.
toned from the fable is a convenient
CARRIAGE HOUSE Lott for Hay
covers the whole. For particulars apply
10 the printer hereof.
Sept. 70. go.
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ADDRESS BY THE PUBLISHERS.

IT is peefumed, little confederation
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to make it prudent The Publilhers 90
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mount, has been printed ia the United
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returns made as il proceeded, by delivering
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tlemen who intend fublcribing, will fer
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tier by letter,poa paid to the PubIifhers
in Philadelphia, or through the medium OF
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The po& matters will alio be furnihed
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offer as a remuneration, and to induce
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The Publithers have only to add, tina,
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derably the lowef priced law book, for a
ilm;lar extent, and including copy right
purchaie, that has appeared for many years:
either in America or Europe.
william YOUNG BIRCH,
ABRAHAM SMALL.
Philadelphia, Sept. /. IA rawsw
10 BE RENTED,
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Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS.
(From PHILADELPHIA


In PRINCE-STREET, detzUeea FaiJax
and WQter Skteets, aext daor to DR..
Dicks in The bouie latry oetupied J
Crove Wvig5t;
Respectfully informs the citizens Of
Alexandria that lhe intends refding hare
for few months, and will be happy in
executing any orders in the above branch.
es Of buhnets. She regiIds and varniihes
old frames 70 as to make them appear ike
new-and likewile varnifnes them with q
particular kind OF warmth that will bear
waiting.
She has m hand,
A large and elegant ahortment Of
Prints and Looking Glalles
Of every Disruption, which will Be fold
en- the lowe!f terms for cath.
Orders from diitance will be run8u-
ally attended to.
September :. 60
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Juoge Cutters Blatktoas.


="
TON OF
z RLACKSTONE's COMMENTARIES
With NoTEs of Reference to the CON-
srITuTIoN and Laws of the
FEDERAL GOVERNME NJ
OF THE
UNITED STATES,
AND OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA:
s .I11nb an appendix 70 each Oolume, contain
ing frasas nfoz lae6 /ayeas as ap9eart,a
nscs6ay 70 fo,m a.tglfsmatis ais7v ef III
la1vs Of VirsiSia asa member Ct t6eJe.
dsraIAnioa.
by ST. GEORGE TUCKER,
Profsn5r of Law IN the College Of Williaa
and Mary, aadons Of fbe Judges Of
The General Carr, in Virginia.
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10 BE RENTED.

To BE RENTED,
FOR THE YEAR ENSUING,
All the Property fronting On Water
and Union Streets ; including the Ware,
Hoaie, Lumber Yard, and Wharf; the
property Of Jahua Gilpin end Thomas
Gi!pin. apply to
PHILIP WAN TON.
The above. property will be let feparste.
or together, as may fuit tenants.
9th mo. IS. Law
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@EDNESD.AY, OcTOBER 8. I8o2-

rooms aford nj Accommodation for fervsa,s
= = omoE; tdouie, Spring Houfe, Stable and
Lhe.esTatsd aud healthy Gtuation Of tb;.
,e',sTan the great variety of bea,,tff,,l rfnf
poets 1t AFFORDS, and its CONNECTIONS build;pgS
render It a. comfortable and o!caiant iitSa2
' h Tor FfiEA5e family as any in this city.
~" as 5Nfee fouFths OF the proceeds Of fale Of
."s ""gae tehetnent viii belong 70 the three
Youngeit CHILDREN OF the f,Ibicriber's r5.n,,a.
1t enables them 10 accommodate a nprcb,,;.r
It dered, with long credit Of fo1r vears e1
three tourtas Of the purchaie none. and f.,
.ne Other fourth, u months credit vii!
S9 allowed bond and approved fecyf;tv
VIII DC required, to bear intcreR from the
day OF iale, if rot prn6tuaIIv paid. ~
T. NICOLSON, |
a. NiCOLSON, 3*eF"f0r5-
Rfelmgaa, Sep. i5-5, 1909. /q.,
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M1a21O's
IE2T} PR yF><r.57
THE Public is refpe6lful!v ill.,.

He Public is refpeaful!y ir.,.....,.., =. ..,,,..
completely and permanently fnilhed;
IS Furnllhed with good, lrong, and fl6ftantiai
Hand-Raiis; and viii, very ihortv, be ftp
pied with Lamps, from one end to The other.
70 that pailengers nay pats it by Day, or by
Night, witch the urmYG iafety and rnoA I'M
bounded confidence
When che vah magnitude Of TIL, underta-
king by a Jingle individual; tie chimcricaI
light in whch twas originallyyiewed by the
Whole community; the immcnic fun which
1t has colt the great ieu2th Of time "a period
OF no les than II yearsl which It has raken
70 bring = = its rrefent fate Of perfection
but above all, tbcinportancc of it 10 thoic who
tra9si north or iouti1, and particularly to the
Whole country iouth or James River, in bring
Ing their produce to market, and coming TO the
1tat OF goveTnment,a are con{idered, 4 confident
nope ans belief Is entertained that it will meet
with, and always receive, univcrlal PATRONAGE
and iuppoTt; executive of thefc confderations.
tCQNOMY itfelf points out this to he
tue CHEAPEST, (and lurely it is the mott
AGGEEAGLE) nodc Of crofing the river; for
the very imail difference in the eznenre of
gong by any other conveyance, bears no pro
portion to the Certainty, fafety, and expedition
which this excellent and u(cful bridge affords
n., SAMUEL JONES.
Rie51soa6, PDgnia, Ff5f. 4t5. 1902.
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the nurnberleis fymptonis Of impaired aud tot
tterlos contributions, whether arifing from a
Inc o. inactivity, ineempcrarce, Or inattention
- sasith' 1t cheers, braces, and invigovates
the a'hacIc nervous fyftcrl, and gives new tone
to az the vital functions, Of which number
leiS lrttances can be vouched.
4'Se!0' S0l5,a9"'s ANrI-IMPET rGrNEs.
Anott excellentand ilre remedy 70, land
and Zen tcuryy, rheumatic gout, ulcers, tore
legs, and all icroPhulous eruption. Great ard
varous are the inltances " the healing viz
tues Of this fpecfic, in all diiorders Hatia.r
man impure haee of the blood.
bsstsr so.oman's GUIDE TO HEALTH.
ADVICE To EoTH SExEs.-Pri ane d9liar.
This work, in = oonciic manner, recon-
mends the moR Grnple and eficacious remedies
with proper mode of treatment for The
aithipa, lols Of appetite, barrennels, bilious
complaints, cOnlumption, female dneafes, sc.
Sc
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10 BE SOLD.
FQH PEADY MONEY.

tQR READY MONEY,
nURSGAN 20 decree OF the Federal
Circuit Court Of theU nited States, for the
Diitr'tt of Virginia, in fuit between the
executors of Hamburg s,piaintifs, and the trui-
tees of gen. Melton, and others, defendants,
a tra6t Of of land in the county, OF Prince Will
liam, on the waters Of Bull Run, containing
22o acres, now in The occupation of Mrs.
s5wynn; or 10 much thereof as will be fluff
cienf TO raiie the fun of 2sq with iptere}
thereon from October 1897, and the colts s.
expenses OF this iale, which will take place
1t tIadiby's tavern, in the town of AlexaDdra,
on Saturday, the ilxth of November next.
They above tra6t OF land was puNhafed by
Pcyton Gwynn, dcceaied under the fad de-
cree, and the purchais moneyrot being wholly
paid, is again TO be fold for the iatisfaGtion
thereof, in conforn'ityto iaid decree, and terms
OF original tale.
d. M. RANDOLPH
Late Martial, '. y.
Ric6s7A5, S5t 1871 1907 tI.)
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D0rt2' Hadrfspg's SpEcIF1C Ler1oN
FOR THE FACE.

his Medicine Is fate, certain, and fpeedy
cure TOR plmPlcs biotchcs, freckles, fun-burns,
iih'H9ies, ring worms, and ali eguptions and
humouFs Of the face and Kin.
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0y1Htfd far WILLIAM You've BIRCH, aa5
ABRAHAM SMALL-PbiIaaslbBia.
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INTERESTING.
- IL rsm0oe Pre]IpsGtisn, IS cpriug b,
DLjrajc.

=
Dyfgt.
A I this iealon Of the vear, when crouded
;. cffies, and irregular, and various modes
~ 20 .'v,''2 continue an aa1oh Uni, era pre-
.,, -. 20 oh'ors, inHanmarory, yellow,
80 '-. grant 'e'e7S, i would greatly ni5i
sace the prevalence OF ep;demicai or nor.,df,.
cafes q t.eyer,.; if the citizens would qeaerel,v
e t'lesc heaiths, the frequent ,i(e Il
'>'''~ ,''1"2 p gatiVcs, aid avoid I'll thofe
g : which exotic 4 pred:rDo(cd
haoit INTO general difealc; ii.ch as lntenDe-
rae debanch, exceGvc fatigue, exsoGtre 70
HFefhate heats and colds, &c. Accordingly.
l"3 pew medicines ever yet d0covered, to
'h'Wer ~" aooVe indications, and to rcfnovd
the rTif it7@eS Of eYers,as has b@en ex2cricucee
TOR ioEr 2caTs pa2 in al the various cities and
towns N the United State, where elIovr and
o''eF IeYcts nave areYaiicd, IS found to be
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By ST.. GEORGE TUCKER.

Fr3f1o' # ka4v IN tbe rozcge eff t5iiaas and Mar,
and o'is q fbs J&egss IN rbt Gersra! ioars in
Pirgiui1.
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to rsligion-ffeedom to the prei,-e,;,,
reaores economy in your public .r' winch
lures, thereby rendering to labor +.
reward. It's that lpirlt, fir, wb;. ~ laIl
required the repeal of the obnoxiou," a''
have mentioned, and OF manv ~. l'''
and which now commands the feD,,I !;
this law-it is the voice of the peo pl'' Of
But, Sir, gentlemen, not con,e6 5S -,
hunting down that fpirit in this con, VA
have in the whirlwind Of their tury. c,sl,
ed the Atlantic and fought it in 1. f,r r' SG
tant world. Sir, the time has been s vi,
IS it far difant, when it was the r, a''
the fafhion OF the day, to pour forth ,5 S3
on every act of the French republic, t,o.s
the commencement of the revolution ,o4
perhaps, Sir, the aggreilions of thar r y,
ton on Us might feem Gomc iuaifc,,io,
Often, Sir, have | heard in this b,nl.
woeful lamentations for amurdered kiiDr ina
as gentlemen were plcaGd TO call him %
often, Sir, have ! feen their warmeal E.,
fbility excited for the violated iane,r
of the holy father, as they were pl:atIa
term him whatc' er might have been Il.
padions Of gentlemen at that day, Idi
hope that they would have lubGded at tbb,
when we have made peace with that r.
public and let it here be impreatd on he
minds Of every gentleman of the commit
tee, a peace on the very terms which h
political friends of thelc gentlemen wa,
Plealed to Prefcribe; terms, which thu
prefcribed taye already brought manyr
titions to your table, and will, fear, draw
much money from your trealury.
How far obiervationS OF the nataro
thofe to which | have alluded, conpor
with the dignity of the national Ieg:l,
ture; how far they give relpedablty %
DER proceedings, or policy 70 our goa,m.
ment I will leave to thole gentlemen VII,
uie them 10 determine, and will notice
iome of the remarks which fell lroa tie
gentleman from Delaware.
To be coatiansd.J
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MILAN, March /.

c. Mareichalci, miniRer of the Italian
republic at Paris, has received letter
from TIE minifer Talleyrand, inviting
him to appear before the Firh Conlul in
the uniform adopted in France for the mi
nifers, only labfituting for the French
national colours the colours of the Italian
republic. He has been Informed at the
fame time, that ineead Of prefcnting him
ielf with the foreign miniffers in the d.
plematic audiences, he may place himfclf
in the rank of the French republic, be
cauie his relations with the Flre Conful,
ince the confnlta of Lyons, are changed,
and that his functions are no longer thoie
osa diplomatic agent, but minifer Of
foreign relations of the Italian republic.
1t is fad that 200 of our beA troops,
half infantry, half cavalry, are going to
Paris, to form guard of the Italian ma
tion to the Fre Coniul.
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Bsmabarte. FRI Cm/aloftbe Frsueb re-
ta5he, to cItiSeu T.zgatat Loaverturs,
general IN rbi.f Of tie airy Of 81. De-
ming0.
Citizen General,
Peace with England, and all the pow
ers of Europe, which places the republic
in the 6rf degree of greatnefs and power
enables, at the fame time, rhe govern
ment to direct its attention to ST. Domin-
go. We lend thither citizen-Le Clerc,
our brother-in-law, inequality Of Captain,
General, as Firlt Magiitrate of the colo
ny. He is accompanied with the nece1a-
ry forces to make the foyereignty of the
French people refpe6ted. 1t is under rhele
circumstances that we are difpoled to hope
that you will prove TO US, and all France,
the incerity of the fentiments you have
coneantly expreaed in the different letters
you have written to US. We have con-
ceived for you efeem, and We with 70 re-
cogniie and proclaim the great fervices
you have rendered to the French people.
Iftheir colors fly on ST. Domingo, it is
TO you and your brave blacks that they
are indebted. Called by your talents,
and the force of circumstances. to the hrf
command, you have defroyed the civil
war, put top to the perlecutions of lome
feroclous men, reforcd TO honor the reli-
gion and worlhip of God, from whom ali
things come. The contribution you have
formed, in containing many good things,
contains Others which are contrary 10 the
dignity and the foyereignty of the French
people, of which St. Domingo forms but
a part.
The circumstances in which you are pla-
ced furroundsd on all fides by enemies,
without the mother country being able TO
tueeour or to feed you, have rendered le
gitinate the articles of thar contribution,
which otherwile could not Be 70, But now
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PARIS, March II.

The Marquis Luchefini, minitser OF his
r,alefy the King of PruiIia, congratulate
ed the Firit Conful on the 9th OF this
month, on the iiue of the Congress OF
Lyons.
Count de Cobeutzel, ambaaador of his
majeay The Emperor of Germany, made
known directly TO the Firit Coniul,
on the 9th, the -refolution formed by his
majefy, OF receiving ninilters plenipoten-
fiary from the Bataylan, Helvetic, and
Italian republics and that he was diipoi-
ed, on his part, TO name mlnliters OF the
fame rank to refde in thefe republics. He
teRi6ed ALTO thar his imperial majeay had
ieen with mteref the definite organization
of the Italian republic.
Count de Marcof, by the return of the
courier diipatched to make known the II
iue of the Congreis OF Lyons, received let
tiers of credit 10 reiide at Paris as mlnliter
plenipotentiary.
The chief de brigade Colincourt has
written letter by the fame courier, that
his imperial majeay of all the Rufiias had
ieen with intereft the meaiures taken at
Lyons for re-eaablihing commerce with
his Rates. His majeffy appeared fatished
with the nomination of General Hedou-
; Vile to reGde at bis court. MoUHear.
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GonyrslS of tie u.ltteO states.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tbzylay, Febr3ay IS.

Debate an the bill receivsd fran The Senate
entitled" An Id to repeal cIrtam eds
mlpeaing The organisattoa Of the esarti
oftbe q. Sfates."
Mr.. DAwsoN.--When we are told,
fir, that we are about to pats law which
violates that contribution which we have
all fworn to fupport; when this is echo
ed over and over again from every GUAR
ter of the houfe, / can no lenger, fir, in
duIge that difpofrion which | have to be
filent; and I now rife to enter my pro-
tef. When we are told, fir, that we
are about to adopt meainre which will
endanger the peace and Happiness of our
country, it behoves US to fummon all our
wiidom, to inveitigare the fubjeet with all
deliberation, and to a1oer,ain clearly thoie
great principles which while they guard
our contribution, fecure the rights, the H.
berries, and property of the people. Such,
ir, is the language which we have heard
for the la9 ten days from gentlemen on
the other fide of the quefion, and iueh, Cir,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-11
VIENNA, February rs.

According to priya e letters the court
of London inGfs on retaining poneiion of
Alexandria. THE French government
mutt have tfanfmitted to the porte re-
monarance on this fubjett. A courier
from Paris, who paaed through this city
ter days ago, on his way to Conaantino-
pie, was as is faid, charged with diff
patches relating 10 this affair: he was
followed iome hours afterwards by NJ.
Cadrea, Secretary to the Ottoman en-
baay at Paris.