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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09
To be Soid and ensxd apor Immediately, large
+ A K M.

10 De oofd am erl9Hd Hpof D7tredfdfffC, large
f A X M,
T YING in Palmer, fate of MaGachusets,
L. on rhe Great Stage Road, leading from
BeRss to Ha,ys,d, so miles hom the former
and 40 from the latter, and 90 miles from Pre-
uiAnce Rhode Iflaud containing between two
and three Hundred acres Of excellent Land,
we'll propcrtioned for Moving. PlowDand, Paf-
toring. Sc. with good Orcha.l; faiIieient
Woodland two convcn:cnt two tory Dwell
ling. Houfes, two Barns, with Oef-houfcs; two
Wells Of good water, sc. Said Farm is well
wa,ered, having living Ateam continually
running through il, which was sufncd upon it
lait Spring, and If neceGary will overflow about
80 acres Of the moa beautiful moving ground
and is about 90 rods from SaS-Mili, Grit
Mill, Black. Smiths fhop, Tripp-- Hammer.
Tanner and Currics, Ssddlcr, &c.--It is fine
fand for Merchant ard has been occupied
as Tavern for about 10 years. The Shove
viii be fold feparately or together. as may fuis
the purci'afer.
-LTKEWISE--
Another FARM, about one mile
diaaoce from the above, containing One Hun
dred acres, weli watered, and proportional for
Moving, PaRuring, Plowland. &c. on which Is
a good Dwelling HOMIE. new Barn. ard other
Out- Houie, good well of water, and su
Orchard that will make 40 or 50 barrels Of
Cider, annually. This Farm may ALTO be en-
tered upon immediately. Payments will be
made eafy, and good mdifpusable tislrs given.
-dLSO-
Three Hundred acres of the be9
Of wild Land, lying in ,he town Of Sns.o~,
Gate Of Vermont, which will make excellent
Farms, and will be fold cheap, and divided in-
to Lots Of about 100 acres, il required.
"a For further particular, relative ID
aoy Of the above, application NUT be made to
ANDREW or BENZ. ADAMS,
Lfvisg % fbe t,snyss in fad P~i~sr.
Palmer tMais.l Dec. z5. 3i6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09
TO BE SOLD.
A f.. A K. M,

A F,s.A K M,
r YING in Exeter, State of Rhode Hand,
IL about tx mfl from Wexford, contain-
ing SO acres Of goti Land. vim two Dwelling
Houfes, aad other oat buildings. Ii may be
pnrchafed together, or in fcpaIste disi!ions.
Payment will be ma !. eafy.
r-.a9LSO--
A ihare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acres of
excellent Land. For further particulars apply
to PARDON TILLINGHAST.
Exeter, Nov. z8. sott
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09
TO be /aId, and p4;1lw gfves a<xt spring,
a. T A r NJ,

7 YING in SzSfel4, State Of conneaicat,
IL plealantly Gtoased, within 20 rods % ths
Meeting Hoofe and Academy, in iAld tawasa
and only 10 miles from thc Cty Of Ranfs,d,
od the great Stage Read heading from lhencc 90
Da,immfb College /; and trVm B5fsa 30 bsqs-
York, 4i6Qny, &c. Said Farm con,aias roo
acres OF Land under coed improvement Yei 1
fenced; with fuissble proportion Of Orch9Fd-
ing, Moving. Pahuring, PIo@-iand, &c. t7so
hand(Ume and convenient Dwelling. houies
Barns, with good Stables, OuS H2oles, 40
Wells of excellent water, and aimo every o,ter
accommodation necenary for 'IaycEn.
Ii is as beautiful and eligible
Rand, perhaps, as any in the fate, for a-Pubiic
Houie, and hS been improved as iuch up@s'ds
of 20 years fucceiiively. 1t is .ikesiie central
and commodious FOR Metchantor Trsdeinan.
A good bargain may be had, and
An iodifpu,sbe title given. 7-tor further pagsi-
culars. enquire .pt the Printer hereof, or the
Subfcriber, living on tho premiie..
- SETH AUSTIN.
D<fsub,r ~ i6oI.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09

fitua;ion, and the advantages Of 6fh and na-
nure from its ih5fes. are two we'll known to
need particular deicriptior. Fer terms, ap-
ply to JOSEPH CASE.
Nortb. King Ro1vv, OA. IS. av3f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09

u ESPECTFULLY informs the
IN public, that he has juf received
a new and handfome aflortment of
Ladies' Cork Shoes, and Gentlemen S
Morocco Pumps; which he offers for
faIe, at his Store, corner of Church
Lane, Thames-Street.
He has lilSewife conifantly for
fale as above, general aIortment
of Shoes of aImoa every defcription.
ALTO, Ladies' & Gentlemen's Socks.
Nrzgpsf. Dee. 10. !znS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09

Nicholas Welaer,
INFORMS the Public, that he has opened a
i GROCERY STORE in Broad S,reer. in
ths houic. lae the property Of Mr.. Cat5 Earl.
where hc,has for Sale general alortmenr Of
WEST.INDTA GOODS.
Among Others, arc the following articla
Rum. Brandy. Gin, Cherry Rorn. Molafrs,
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Raiins. Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpice, Cinnamon, Natmcgs,
Butter, Checie, Candies, Onions, 1ooacso,
Snuff. Powder aud Shot. Lanp-Oi,x - Loaf and
Brown Sugars, &c.
--4LSO--
A general and extenGve varietyof
Crockcry and Hard Ware; Mems and Woclsn's
Shoes, Sec. &c. with many other articles, TOO
tedious to meation all which will be fold at
lhc uoa reduced prices.
Nsaepoyf, NSv. al. SIT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09

To be Let,
THE lower part Of the Houfe, Gardsn,
i Stable, &c. of tire late DaUd MsIviA.
Pcwterer. For terSs. apelV 20
CALEB GREEN.
Nszepsrt, Dec. Is.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01
Far The RgCoRDER,

HAVING aiken ny pen 10 " re, rom 10
motive OF intereit, but from 2 feeling heart,
that vii!leg its countrywe!I ,and being inform
I'd that, on {Vednofday morning, the l8th
infant, young man by The name Of George
ProGer, waa found dead in the houc and bed
of g. ,nullato omar, called by f6ne Suhcy
Prior, and by cthesr Sukey Andehbn, and
KIN wing the baneful v;ccs which rs]uir from
Cufe7ing theie mg..artos, being eat many
81 ,.aniscY, 20 p,fs the ftrccts Of Richmo1a
in great poulp a16 (pleudor, and pouring forth
1tcir h3ughty lcproach 70 every honeit acd it,
duitrious labolrer they meet, undlitofbed oy
our Judges, and upholdcd by our noueyed
rpilcreants, they carry, with gaietg, the plea
fan day before them, as ,he fweil1g wave
carries us foaming blows attracting ard IL
lurirr the greater pau Of young men foiely
nv heir drsfs for their features ere not ami
able. md e1cir colcr not 70 brillant,as toczcrte
the 5n,iration OF mankind; whilh. many Of
men 60 70 bed With thcie Africans,
yvisb rs much pleai4re as new made BRIDE
groom would bis lovely lpoaic5 on inch men,
md fscn as thaic, iag, well may fortune
rowe s-4 well ntae neaVen pour down IT'S
aH vengeance, anI w may l., # MAJ the
he exDrsiFor. LOOK on l1ch actpic2bie beings
vaa IN indignant eye. conclude By aat-
-rios nv mind thai The citiI rs Of Ibis place
p, 4 take into coufidcr-,~a aud prohibst the !
eser-ovrfc g-tv;xt 0i2se ] lou.r, bye
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01
I feel thenlGlvcs
hey viii plunge
iitance can AVE

The write Of this piece he's been arIa,gn-
ed as capable of jciiing bim(sifto Z bTitiif
anbaHadol. The impeachment was MADE
by PRINTER, who is in the confidence OF MI
IefeF3on. The PRECEDENT had re nemoit rea-
ion to believe thai the cl,argasMas an utter
hGtion. This charge was mesla decil'vs
file. We, at once, feleGeed and Appealed to
the teRinony, or belief of hVe psrie..{, who
were intimately acquainted with the istua, on
Of Calender, at the period of the Pretended
prolea oflalei Theie were Nj, hrael lirael,
DR. .}smes Reynolds, MIR. John Bsckley, MI
John Smith, federal marihal OF PenniylVana,
and Mr.. Mathew Carey, bookseller, whole
name has been heard Of IN every county aud
coruer OF tie United States. This APPEAL
hafnoniied with rhe feelings of inneee:les
anu dehance. If the friends Of Mr.. setftT ~
sic convinced OF innocence, .6ly VA
make an appeal of h7e fame fort. 1t they
ref i'll hlencc, or if they contett thenieiNeS
with reiting upon genrrai Gr,ial, trey can
not hope for credit. The allegation i Of,
nature too 6iacf to be fifFered to remain in
iufrcnce. We ihould be glad to heat ct its
ref,,taton. We give il to the worid under
the frnet belief that fuch tefutation He2'tl'
car lie mqde, The AFRICAN VENUS is fad
70 oficiate, as houfekeeper az Monticello.
When Mr. JcResion has read this article,
he VIII fin. leifire 10 Ultimate how much has
been lot or gained by 70 many uiprovoNed
attacks upon
!. 7. CALENDER.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01

SOMETHING lhall appear IN our next
Recorder, which Will convince our readers
,ba5 NV. Eenry Banks is nor, nor ever was
directly, or indirectly, concerned in this pa
per, or ever propofed ii, and hat he has not,
upon any location, cauied or promoted the
controversy between the. Toneses and ourtelves.
On tie contrary, he has behaved with a de-
gree of delicacy and frjendlneis retPe6ting
chem, which iome Of their late papers flew
Shag they have heen very far from deferving.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01

RICHMOND,
SEPIEMBEk III. go

Mr.. RICHARD WATKtNs oFAs..ne rFll
FIELD IS requeiled to obierve t.lac his name,
rs iubic'ibcr, is NOT upon our IN. Of col
tequence, it IS not in our power 10 CRAFTY lis
wlihes BY ttriking him out. II ;le has tornIr-
~ paid money to any perlon w:th direGtionsto
iubtcribe to the Recorder, and tbs r. exp,ct
TO be the cate, he has beeItimpole3 upon. We
never heard Of him till lat week,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01
Fyom the Gaasite aff5s t7aifsa 5cafs,.

'|' y TIC '-'4Is" DtHIt5.
Duane, writing under the fcourge, is
Unable any longer TO conceal bis tor
cures and 70 continue that Gle7ce In
which he has 70 long and 70 prudently
PefieVcfed, on the fubjEct offOlen Ietfty5.
II Is certainly Unfortunate for his reputa-
tation that his feelings fould thns coca
!ioii@i'y get the better of his underhand
ing and induce him to tall; upon a fg5-
ject which IS rendered blackei and Black
CT by every' word which he utters. In
MS addre!s 70 Calender. nubliihed -
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01
Fran tie poRT FoLto.

8 H''' 'E'S On - ACE
Our malta JeFerfon ne FAY,
Dat all mans free alike are born;
Den tel me, why houId Quafhee fay,
70 tlnd de cow and hoe de cornf
Huzza for malta Jeferloni
A.rs .t,,' - ,I;.o he r
~ ~ ln,- -ce4e, fne -, rs 5oe..,
Hab hoafe and corn f. POOR QuaG1ee
Nc h2b De one, no hao &c CIDER.
HnzzS, &c.
And why noujd ona hab de wF.te wife,
And nc nab only Quangsroo
Memo fee reafon for meIifel
Mo- QaaA1ec hab de white wife 700.
Huzza, &c.
For make all like, let b!acice nab
De whigc womans,...dat be de track,
Den Qualhee dc white wife viii ha5,
And malta Jeg.,Jaa J5aA Ja5 de 5znel.
Why lhoald a Judge, (hin Away white
Pom piokaninny put him paw,
c&pfe he feal littlei da, ~ rite -!
No Qusfhee fay hen isab no law.
Huzza, &c.
Who care, me wonder, for lie judge7
Qqafhee no carc...ro NOT fedcr;
Our party foon we nakehi5n trudac,
FTe I'll BE- democrat 5ogadet,
Huzza, 81.
For where Dc ha,n.'to eut de trost
Or him no like OF rob littlc
To rake him hat, or fllae, or coat,
Or wife, or horle, or drink, Or willie
Huzza, &c.
iInzza TO- US den we dc boys
I Q rob, and ZEAL and b.itn, and xiii,
Huzza me FAY, and make de noifa
Huzza for QnaGee oaafhee will
Hnzza foI malta Je8cr!on!
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01

au,hor, and the intcref of mankind, y
crificed TO the wife but forbid Couiidei
perional tranquility. II isclear that ii
r,,.2 have pitieq or deipicd the tenc,
thole writers, who expoied thenielves
talons of the fcolri0n act. He Youldnot
done what the, did, Hence he diiappro
OF their condua. 1t is true, thathe publiheu
. RECITATION of the conhitutionsiry of that
law, Bat he did this inname of the genet
ii ailembly OF Virginia. He knew mat he
nor sin the fna;ich chance of petfonal
dah~:r. Enc ienfieilities of an author could
DC graeihed without the peril OF periecution.
chc pamphlet was TO pave the way 10 the fu-
ture Office of fecretary of State, with a ialary
Of nve thoufand dollars la the catalogue OF
his taiiings Mr., MadiFon cannot, with suffice,
enumerate the weakness Of defpiGng money
But all this certain aceuiiition OF literary fame,
ard all this probability of prciidental promo
ZION, would have funk under the chance of fix
months of iuipriioriment. The refutation OF
OF the fedition aEt, like the bifs,y of the b,o-
cseaist $ Of re federal convention, wouS have
been coniigned 70 crcrlaiJing dsykn4ts This
s that celebrated man, who could a6i with 10
much weakneis, that man who could write
what he durtf norpubliih. This is thai man,
who iilpprefed his narrative of the foul deeds
Of the convention, that man, who choie 20
hide from his conhitucnts 4 insis II IMPORTANT
knowledge, that man, who lhrunk from bis
mott facred duty, both as hiiforian and a CT
ti1en. And what mpe'ed Madiion 70 a6t
thus meaniy? What induced an author to re-
nounce The reward OF his labours, to iuifer the
ripe naryett OF ms literary fame TO sog on the
ifalk unreapedl This profound fatcs,nan,g this
intrepid patriot, was frighted from his pu.-
pofe. Our iecretary trembled, by anticipation,
at the paragraphs Of a newspaper, or the pages
Of parr.phler, BY the way, when the Bri-
tiih were 70 Richmond when CORVALLIS was
Durning Petersburg, WHEN Clark conquered
your North w eitern empire, when the colours
Of George the third were ttruct III York town,
where then was it pofibie to have discovered
this modern naonopolii7 OF repubican frmneisf
Was ae 1t his fathers farm in Orange coun-
"; was he beyond the blhe mountains: or,
was he, with % many Of thoe men that are
row called tories, fighting in the battles Of
America Never, in his whole life, did Mr..
Madton be..r fhct fred in anger Like Tbs
ladies' Of Sparta, ne may boat that he never
- t5e j1,eke Of an saemy'; camp. During
ne whole eight years Sc war, he never o.ee
ane 4ithir The range Of an Indian tonic
lwk, or Bgitiih a,uyGet,
conclu{lon Is, ,et ne preddent and
iecrsEasY sar~ fres ~ 49,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01


nc OF D@vil' {-sais.5s aa9-5s,- and he jgns
re iufferers unler he iedition al, with
Mathew Lyon q, their head, thould have re-
: ved fatus0ry compensation for tie fires
( hich trey were robbed, for Tie caiunny,
lie periscUtiono and tie imprisonment, which
shey {uRered. no fuch cornpenfationh has been
iuggeifed, while Mr. Jefcrlon was writing
letter of compliment, and congreis we're paiGng
vote of thanks 20 Sterret, the murderer;
while thru swo thoutand dollars were taken
from the treafury, for the PREPARATION OF the
Berccau fl gate; while eight dollars pei day
bcGdes travelling expenceS, were voted for
commissioners ~ treat with Indians. For
this u,gyatefal md at5ocioas orli1ion, as well
as for many ether reaionss the prclcnt rcpub,
li-an leaders, witlt Jefferfon and Madilon IN
the front OF them, have f@rfeirsd ths juif con
fidence oftheir adhereuts. hey delerye 10 be
deierred and d,icha.eed !; to be deipiled as
weak, and to be detected rs worthless,
"a Ge tontinpcd
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-11
n y I | c E.

r,BE Creditors of JAMES BACON, Bank
rupt, having appointed me Aiilgnee OF his
Eaate ard Effects, all Perions lndenteo TO nm,
ire requefcd TO make immediate faynen s.,:, anu
sbofe who hold any of his Property to deliver
he fame to me.
NIB. Thofe accounts which are not iett. .ee
,efore the firlt of November next, wili 'noii-
Intimately be put IN iuit. a,o
Sept. II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-11
Ten Dollars Reward.

ID An AWAY from the Subscriber, during
N the iaa h7rvet, a Negro Man mined
ABRAHAM. lie is Cooper by trade, he
tween forty and forty. five Years of age, tive
feet feven or eight inches high, his teeth very
much deeayed. greatly addittcd to dfunkenei',
aud when 10 extremely talkative.--A1ear on tie
back Of his right hand. occaGoned by cur
received from the eooper's howell, when at work,
makes him rcuarka ble,,--As he has been ieen
d work in Alexandria, about che Wharves and
,opcr's ihops, it is expected he may be eatily
.54keu The above Reward viii be given to
aay peEfon for apprehending the fad Negro,
and iecnring him IN the nearef Jail, 10 that !
get h'm again, or twenty Dollars if delivered
70 He III this town.
ROBERT LEWIS.
Frederickfburg, ssnt. II. dlSt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-11
aaIe up Gudlon,
On WEDNESDAY,,

On WEDNESDAY,,
Al 10 c'tlock, erA be /aid at The pfnaae
SIRE, the eoraer Of Xmg ard Ua'en
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiiky in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Ginin. csfks,
Wine in pipes and quarter eaiks,
Molafes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels.
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raihps in kegs and boxes,
Qgeens' Ware, and
A variety oG DRY GOODS.
IHoS. PATTON, Aaai0aeer.
0aober q.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-11
i TcLCn ACduc1Ily .

TIE ubfcriber, agreeable TO his pro.
mifc in former advertisement, has open
ed his Academy for the inttruttion OF
! Dung LADIES end GENTLEMEN IN the
French Language, on Monday laa, at
he houle next door bout one 10 Mr.. Faw's
ofhee, in ST. Afaph freet, between King
tnd Prince itteets. Hours Of attendance
ior fuch young Ladies as can make it con-
venient, from g until II O'clock in the
morning; an. Tor thofe who attend other
{ hools, from II until o'elc<k in the
morning for young Gentlemen, fro 6
Il I'll 9 O'Clock in the evening every day
in tie week regularly, Saturday excepted.
Thofe young Ladies or Gentlemen who
ca mot make 1t convenient 10 attend
ichool, private attendance will be Sivea
at their houies.
Price o! tuition, at his Academy, dol
lars, s per quarter, and two dollars en-
trance.
MARIN DETARGNY.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-11

Pursuant to a Decree ofhe Fede-
rel Cneu1 Cart of TIE UuHed States,
ioy the D,Pria Of Virsinin, in a JuH BE-
t7veeu the exesafoys # HauJuy's PLAIN
IT'S, and The trg9res Of gen. Ae5on, and
et6ers, defiaaanis,
a tract of land in the county
Of Prince Wiilis7a, on the waters OF Bull
Run, containing z 70 acres, nov in the
occupation of Mrs. Gwynn; or 10 much
thereof as will be fuAicient 10 raife the
fun of {. a59 with ln'erea thereon from
October 1897, and the COTS and expenees
of this fale, which will take place at Gadf
by's tavern, in the town OF Alexandra,
on Saturday the fxth Of November next.
The above tract of land was parchaied
by Peyton Gwynn, decealed under the fad
decree, and the purchafe money not being
wholly paid, is again to b. fold for The
iaeisEa6tion thereof, in conformity 10 taid
decree, and terms Of original lale.
D. M. RANDOLPH
Late Martial, V. D
Richmond Sept. 1S 1907 (27) ddi
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-11
lDubltr uennue.

On Moaaay nfxt, tbe NIB iyfnnt, at 8
o'Cloek, 1vh be Jola On Msyekaus's
W'b0y,
IS hhds. Of frft quality Sugar,
at a credit 0. 60 ard 90 days, TO- prov
ed negotiable Notss.
PHILIP G. MARS1ElLER.
Osobef Q.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-11
TO BE SOLD,

TO BE SOLD,
on Wedasldy, The roth day Of Nossmbsr
uext, an The PrrmJes,
Ninety Acres. Of Land.
Belonging to the eleate Of Roger Wet,
deceaed, on a credit until the 1T day OF
March, 1903, the purchaier giving bond,
with approved fecurity, which, when paid
GOOD and luGicient deeds fhall be made
This Land is about three miles from
Town, and begins at the road going TO
NI6unt Vernon; and forms an oblong iquare
the lands Of William Hepburn
aad The late Lord Fairfax, plat of which
will BE produced.
October 7.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-11
publif Sale.
On TUESDAYS

On - GoA
!. 5. .,rlock, 4uill be aid at tie Veaaae
Store,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
WhiAey in barrels,
On N caiks and barrels,
PORT wine in caikS,
MoIaaes in hhds.
cnoar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap IN boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Rains in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
,Sorted,
4 uarlcty Of DRY GOODS o.:
AMONG WHICH ARE
SuDer6ne cloth and Kerhmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Trim Linens, and Oznahurgs,
Sail duck OF different quaiiticS,
Chn.zes and calicoes,
Camhnck and Cotton lhawls,
India Muaiu and Table Cioatbs,
CoIoured tlreads and towing iilks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARS Ell Err,
oqobsr Vendue Mater.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-11
i en- Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subfcriber, on Sum
N day morning, The Sd ief. an fpprentlee
TO the Cooper's huhnei, named JAMES
LYIES, eighteen years Of age aA Auguf,
about FIVE fee one inch high, brown complexion,
walks with his knees Tunes IN. Had IN when
he wenr away, grey Bath coating jacket thick
fct wai{tc.,ar and oznahur h 5rowlers, cut teok
ether clothes with him. Whoever returns him
80 the Subicriber fhall receive the above Reward,
and all realcnabie charges, or Fifteen Dollars if
taken 10 miles from Alexandria.
CHARLES JAMESON.
N. B. All matters OF veaels are forewarned
from carrying him #.
O6aNer T. q
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gion, Or look Forward to future rewards, in
the performance of = multiplicity OF bene-
violent acts.
u S TO be considered how little huna.
NIFTY, charity, OF bepevolence would remain
IL the world, were they founded upon no
other principles, than the hope OF future
reward. Were It necessary, many insian-
ces might be shewn, OF men, who, so far
from being inilucncedby religi Jus motives
IN their eonduct were profssseG in6dels
yen than whom none ever existed more
humane, or more benevolent. Voltair,
InotwithstahdnNg the malicious cfIbrts made
70 RUN MS reputatiop, yet while mankind
shall continue 10 have any regard Tor those
who have defended the cause Of humanity
with most zeal aud most success, win
: aforementioned With respect. DAlenbert
| WAS ail infidel; yet few have out done him
~ splendid acts of hencyolenoc; few have
exhibited more striking evidence Of their
love tor the human race. A numerous ca
taloPue might be made, of those who, tho
protessiA% disbelief nthe Scriptures, have
yet continued 10 practice themuostessenti-
al precep,s.
II the above remarks have cny foundati.
on in truth, does itno3 became you to wipe
away she reploach Fixed upon YOU, b. Lac
existence OF the above laws, and 10 longer
attempt " 10 make q man. in matter Of re-
hgion, which admits mol Of sensible de
" monstrat'on, ebgaEe 20 believe no other
wise than majority Of his neighbours
y believe No longer lei it be said, that
"whcreas the Christian religion is the far
"theNtotauy from countenancing war,therc
neverwas a war ofreligion but since CHR
st'anity existed" Let as prove to iht
world that a hcurishipg civil state may
stand ard DC maintained, without the in.
reference OF die church..
ROGER WILLIAMS,