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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-01

Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,
From Philadelphia

49, = ~ - - 4 - - = - - - -
(From PHILADELPHIA
IL PRINCE STREET, 5et7oeen Fairfax
and Water Streefs, nsat door to Dr..
Dicks il lie -bo4'e AzteJ oeeatied By
Gr2q'e W1gdt;
Respectfully informs the citizens Of
Alexandria that Gle intends reEding here
sot few months, and will be happy in
executing any orders in the above branch.
es Of budnefs. She regi!ds and varnifhes
ola frames 20 as e make theno appear like
neU-anl likewi{c varnithes them with q
particular kind OF warmth that will bear
waaing.
She has on hard,
a large and eiegan; alioftneht Of
Prints and Looking lalles
Of every defcription, winch will be fold
on The lowef terms Tor cafh.
Olders from difance VIII be Pun6su-
all attended TO.
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To rem T,
For a tern Qf Tra,S, IN oae or fzvo Fans,
Near 5000 1srcs q
L A Il d,
Being that pare q tae Mount.

Being that part o. the Mount
Vernon lr..et ,svii-I BY Ge.lerai AfAihipgtit
to George F. ani Caarses =. Walhiagton, "
ing on the ioash ii& 81 tn: Pocomls, five qrsix
miles below sAlex1ns!ti,. MS and is well iut Il
TO whels, being III river IaAs, cxseadiag up
wards Of thgsS M! oneh water, ana has t.ver.
good Filth srcs Oh IL. lae ceneisn;tyo 81 ehs iitua
ton to Alex ,nlra, sh- City am George Town,
with the c,nssnie4ce Of water carriage, mutt
make it drirab'c TO farsaers. rhere Is on il
l,nalI u seiiag- Heuf-, a connodius brick
Bara, AMI excellent stables and oar Heuics.
ANY pesisn withing to fens, will DC ihswn the
Pennies By application TO G Rol!iags, living
thSreoa, aud may know the terms BY application
to Colonel Dcncale, at his Office in Alexandria,
with whom plat OF tie i.aai IS let, or to the
BU2WELL BAssETr.
Sent. 20. 81
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Capable of taking the manage
me-. q a Farm, VIII hear Ct an eiisioir
htaa1ion within two miles of Alexandria.
Application to be made to the Printer
hereof.
y Sept. zs. law
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len Dollars AcNaed.

.G TOLEN or of my Stable on Tuef-
q ~ day Night, TWO HORSES Of the
following defcription; one bright Bay,
s Years old, 4 feet 10 or II inches high,
well gained for riding Horfe, has been
niskeei, with long bnihy, bodied Tai!
ana haagiog Name. do not recolleet
liza he has any perceivable brand or mark.
The other black, about 7 Years cid, 5
feet high. well gated, and goes well ina
Carriage, has faall Star in his forehead,
with his Left bind foot white, hanging
Name ard tohbed Tail, nicked no per
ceivaale mark or brand, that | recoIlett,
excep that having of-laEe been much uled
il lngle chair, his near iide is ruahed
with The haIneG, and the gravel has work
ed ihro' tie haof OF his off fore foot. he
above Reward will paid on delivery OF
rae IioFits = mes Dyke, merchant, IN
Aiexandrse, OF q the Sab!crlber, at this
place, on delivery here, with reaionable
Chssges.
Rem AMIN DAY.
Fre3ay;ri, fbnro- Sent IL e03t
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T1UzU Kent my WdTS3041S

in the town OF Alexandra, PSI iii2o NY ~.
be immediately lad. L. Is f'usio 1 On ~
South fde of King ffeet between "sr-
ioo,on and ST. AGaph-areets, nearly 'PP0.
Gte Mr.. lohn Kincaid's fore, ono n-s
d,v airy cellar under the whole, the rs''-
er part of which is floor, d-fhs't &C., a,~ raon
good floors above ground, count a.er ard
with FIRE place on the lover MI rIonr
in every refpeff well confructed i = e,
Merchant or Grocer and VII ltols .'s o.
teen hundred barrels; the ltana j. Nv bu.
ceedea by any in Alexandra iof a ,alJ 70
Gnels. For further particulars .. FRI p},l;s
H., ,,,, 1.bfcriber, or 10 his abfanee to f0'"r
G. Msra<ls,, at the ys4 q sr s'P1ei FR.
lriihii 2awSt
September ~. ..,.....--.a
.----------..s $500
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.IAae term 1902
ABEL JANNEY, de&

ABEL JANNEY, def.
he defendant, John Edwards
rot hayiog enTered his sPPsa1sncS and Civ
en- ie uilty according e he Al Of Atom
BIZ, aud the rules o. tho Court, ana Il ap-
peSnng 10 The a:ist4aion d the coarf,
upon Affidavit, thar the fad JOHN Eiwsrds
is nor an Iohabitanr OF this Dntgict, on
motion Of aid complainant by bis Coun-
iel, il IS ordered that the fad defendant
John Ed@asds do appear here en- the fri
day Of November Courr nexI, (Which
commences on The fourh Monday 10 the
month) and enter his appearance to the
(mt, and give itcurity for periogm.ng The
Decree of the Cour;, and chat the other
delcndan. Benjanin Shleve ard Abel Jar
ney do act pay away, convey OF fe~tete
the debts by them owing TO, q tee eaale
or effects il thejl hands, belonging 10 the
fad ableae defendant, Johl Edwards, IN
til the further order or decree oi;his Court,
and that coy OF this order be forthwith
publnled ior two months ip.ceihgely in
one Of the public newfPap-fs pu9h(hed In
tbs County, and that another copy be
p,ned at ;hs front door OF the court houfe
Of the (aid county.
A ccPy
TeG G. DENEALE, elk.
Sent. II. I3WzDl
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
SERIOUS CONSIDERATIONS!
4bs FRxMEN Of BOTH PARTIES, 10iH
read, and judge for tbemlelues.

Mr.. FAsHswoRrH,
THE enemies Of Governor FrNxxR having
i for fome time. induRriouAy circulated a
report that he has been the means Of preventing
the allowance Of certain balances or claims re-
ported to be due to the oficen and folders Of
the regiments formerly commanded by Colo
nels Elliott, Topham and Crary, no doubt with
q particular viex to the approaching election,
for my own fatistaefion have givea the fub-
jee an attentive exsmiassioo, the rsfalt Of
which, for the information Of the Pablo, you
are requeaed TO publiih -
THE si6 Iesinasive proceeding on the
fabled. a contained in the Schedule Of Ottober
Seton s7sS, and 10 IN she following wesds--
Whereas che committee Who were sppoiut-
Cd 10 adult the sccpsnu Of the reeimsas hte
uader the command Of Col. Archibald Cnry,
for the depreciation Of their wages and allow.
ances. prefensed to this AHembly Asse Of the
sceounts. and reported that there y due to she
faid regiment NE FUN Of {. 1o.o5i 8 10 law
fsl uosey' Asd the faus bsiss duly soufdsr-
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. drLibai1 C,sy. Jsbs qstber ssj Js-
6&b Flssg, ssvs their own bond 20 isLns1t
tjs 6sse sSai.f a Atmasd Of l.64.sS6 7 10;
asS for sbe greater Esfsr Of ib< fcfs, n Sras
kige< s fbe ks~<s Of sSe G. se,ai 9nejsn,, Ubs
is ssSsr 6ssif 4Uib fs,s.v 10 fbe fs~.--ks--
bxs n g (siI to Be- ~ isdfm~56fsfss ssi dif-
charge: IL any sas TsiiS sss.sb 20 beiifvs fba'
fbe individuals Of three regiments and sbs
kgai rrprosSfsf;vo .e fssf svbs 6s< &<eeee,SS.
bad legally sssbs,DSS sb.k sjEes,,, ssdsy bad
asd Jssi. 70 sivv fbn dlfbs,yss Wbe bad sbs
ksetisg Of sbs only sriIsses Of fke fums yspvssi
70 bs DE ssi s( sbs pstjoas 10 svhss xs< '
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fon Of our laying fill here is, the proipest
of rupture between this Regency and the
Dey of Algiers. This circumaance may
prove favorable to US When Rogues
fall out, honeft men ffand better chance.
The Dey of Algiers has forbidden his lub-
jetfs trading with this Regency on pain Of
DEATH
The following areamong the toaas drank
at the late annual eletiionoi officers to the
Grand Lodge of the State of r. Iland
=" AS Mafons we are equal but let US
remember that government cannot be iup-
ported without laws, magifrates and obe-
dience. May universal Mafonry be the
only universal Monarchy and may its chain
link all Mankind in the bonds OF friendfhip.
The Square in action, the Level in con-
duct, the Plum line in reetitude, and the
Compass in prudence to all men. Our
.Siifers. May they initiate our grandma
ther Eve in every thing, but her diiobedi-
ence to the Almighty. Tho laR, not
leaa- The memory of our illnarious Bro
Their GEORGE WASHINGTON, the father
of his country, the fuppolter of its laws,
and the friend Of mankind.
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! which was returned to his Lordhip, is now
| in the hands of an American gentleman
i at Edinburg, for the purpofe Of being
rranfmitted to DR.. Rush, OF Philadelphia,
/ agreeable to his LoIdihip's determinati-
on. (7reutou Fed.
| AcAUTIoN TO scoLDING MIsTRESES.
| GOOD economy much depends upoH
the coed management of family. I
have often feen, and long have been con-
vinced, that a mild and difpaifionate is
much more eficacious and falutary, than a
fevere and rigorous diicipline. If you
would prevent faults in your domefics,
take care that you fee but fs1. never an
inadver,son triAes,lnor appear difcompofed
at accidents, nor reprove real faults in
PATTON.
Mrs. Tealy, who has no daughters
Of her own, has brought up feyeral girls,
whom ae scok out Of poor families but
fhe complains, fle rever yet has had one
but who was vexation to her. 1hcydo
her more mitchell than all their work is
worth, and tho ihe is always talking to
them, The cannot make them mind her.
Her complaints are partly true hut the
fault is her own,s for The lpoils al her
girls BY erernally fretting at them. If
Betty happens TO turn over the twill pail
or breakssa mug, by fumbiing acrofs the
broom, which Mrs. Teafy in her hurry,
has left in her way, the old lady is in a
rage. " There, you carclels drab!
Knew you would Go 10: You are always
breaking things. You waite and deftroy
more than you earn. I had rather DO eve
ry thing myfelf. / never will fet youto do
any thirg as long as / i've" And 70
Betty fits down. What you bag
gage! have you nothing TO do Go,
fetch the creampot and turn the cream in
to the churn. How you handle i'll
know you will break it, as you do every
thing elie.' The poor girl, in a trepida-
ton of carefulnels7and anxiety, lets it fall
fure enough. It is dalhed into frag-
ments, and the cream fcattered round the
floor. o la! you nady trollop.-I
never fay any thing like this. Juf 70
you do every day. ] cannot keep ny
hands OF from you" Thus with tongue
and claws, fhe frightens poor Betty almoa
into fits. Nine tenths of the mlfchief
which the girl does, is through an excef-
five caution tosavoid it. Her mind is me-
yer calm, nor her nerves feady, becaufe
her tniltrefs is always blaming, folding
and thrcatning. By degrees, however,
the girl becomes hardened. If fhe breaks
an article, when Mrs. Teafy is not pre-
tent, Che iecretes it. 1fenquiry is made, fhc
lies to prevent difcovery,''
MARRIED, at Newport, Mr.. 10ba
II. Shay, TO Mifs Elizabeth Muebmoye.
If JOHN had happinels before.
BY wedock he has gain'd MUcE-MoRE.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
Brig Racheal, Hale, Jamaica.
CLEARED.
Brig Hannah, White, Curona.
- Union, M'Cobb, amaica.
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-. defined 10 inrvive the rerils and en-
s ;oS the fruit. of their revolutionary ftrug-
siesf The conaitution of the United
Gates. founded upon the principles which
sond,fted the revolution, and maintained
~ s he l,iris which achieved il.
y The Prehdent of Il e United States.
The Vice. Prehdent and Congress,
., The Judiciary of the .. S.
y. The Heads of Departments.
=. The Militia Of the Y. S.
"a. The Navy and Army OF the v. 5.
j The Agriculture, Commerce and
Manufactures of the U. S.
=. The Clergy throughout rhe United
s,n,es-The teachers of peace on earth
and good will towards men.
=. The friends Of civil and religious Ii
berry throughout the world,
e. The American Fair--may they re-
ward with their ilniles the mind that rel
rsas and the arm that protects them.
=. The Town of Alexandria.
1--WE anticipate the pleafure Of having
+ n our power TO publilh the addreies
delivered BY the orators of tie day.
Neqc fa,k, Jab 8.
twill amaze our readers TO be inform
ed that Bonaparte has at laf reached the
acme of his ambition. Before this time,
we prsfume, he has been declared perpe-
,ual Conful. We found this opinion upon
printed handbill received at the office OF
the Mercantile Advertiier lsf evening
from Havre by the fhip Herkemer, OF
which the following it aliteral tranfation.
Nothaying our regular file of French pe-
per, we are unable TO aicertain upon
what prstext the Government has jrdg-
ed it neceGary to adopt a meaiure 70 afc-
nlhngly bold, and prehaps 70 pregnant
With danger. In our next, it is probable,
wemay have II in our power to prefent the
public with fome particulars refpeffing
this very important circnmfance,
NOTICE.
The Mayor Of Havre informs
the inhabitants of this city that
the Regiters preicribed by the
anste of the Confuls of the Goth
infant, to collect the votes of
the citizens upon this queifion.
Shall NAPoLEoN BoaApARrE be
ConlM for Jyf2
are opened at the Secretary's Of
flee Of the Municipality, and will
be cloled the sd of next month.
Similar Regiiters are likewife
to be opened at the Secretary's
office of the Sub-prefecture, at
the Reglifry of all the Tribu-
nails, and at the Office of the No
tarles.
At the city-hall Of Hayre, the
18th Floreal,* year 10 of the
French Republic.
SERY, MAYOR.
'l5tsMay.
Lat evening arrived at this port the
mp American, Sherry, in 40 days from
Liverpool, having performed her voyage
meo days. She brings London papers
20 the 18th May, inclufve. An intelli-
gent gentleman, who came pafenger, 10
,Olns US It was the general opinion 10 Eng
iAno that adidolution of Parliament would
take place about the middle of June, and
'ua' Mr. Pitt lwho was becoming very
p0puiarl would be reinGated in the pre-
,uleiinip. A iubfcription for itatue in
aonor OF the Ex- Minifer was opened
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A11'aa q litter from the captain ofax Il.
n AZ ,. 9.9ei at Innis to bis oqvners in
e ~ v, 9rs, dated April 10th, 1902.
al wet. India produce is now on the rife,
bsla very h'tle in the market except what
ION to Mr.. EATON, who returned from
S0'h on The ] 9TH of March. One rea-
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A letter from gentleman in Edinburg
Scotland TO his correspondent in this town
lTrenton) fatss, that the BOX made
Of the Oak that lheltersd the great Sir
William Wallace, after the battle OF Eel
kerk, . which was pre.ented by the Earl
of Buchan to the late Gen. Waihingson,
with arequea tina. he would pats it, on
the event of his deceafe, to the mott de-
{arving Character in this country, but
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which was returned to his Lordhip, is now
in the hands Of an American gentleman
at Edinburg, for the purpofe Of being
rranfmitted to DR.. Rush, OF Philadelphia,
agreeable to his Lordfhip's determinati-
on. (IYentox Fed.
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STATE OF MARKETS.

AT Martinico, June IS, Markets
quite dull, plenty of American proyiiions
in fore, and telling low feyeral yeaels
with -four, which they copld not fell, had
failed for the leeward Hands. French
CommiiIaries daily expected, apd general
ly thought they would arrive on or about
the 18th June, to the 18th of July. Fiji
dolls. Lumber II Flour g.; Beef II !;
Pork IS. Port Republican June .zS.
Markets were looking up, Flour was II
dollars on the rife. Coffee was II fous,
and all Illand produce prcportionally high.
( Government had confented TO pay cath for
American cargoes. St. Groix, une TO-.
Flour was fill telling ata4 dolls. beef
from II to "a, and Pork 3 dollars bar
rel. Curacao, June 26. American pre-
duce low. Prices ProyiGons, &c. Bermu-
da, June ze. Freih Beef Is to Is Sd per
pound. Mutton is zdto lssSd per To-.
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Veal Is Adj to Is Sd per Is. Pork Is 20
~, 3drer ID. freih butter z,4d TO rs Sd
per ID. American Salt Beef IA to II
dollars per barrel. Prime Pork IS to "a
do. do. Flour Superfne 9 to 10 Go. Rye
Flour s to J do. Ship Bread 4 to 5 do.
Corn S TO Ssper buihel. Pesle lsrer do
Beans and Potatoes none. Hams IS 4d.
American Cheefe IS to Is I'd. Do. But
ter. Is Sd per ID. Coffee Is I'D to rs FER
ID. Cocoa ls4d to Is cd per lb. Mufco-
vado Sugar 7 TO 8 dollars per cwt. Loaf
do. Z, alto rs Sdper lb. Soap inboxes IS
to $ 4d per ID. Candles mould 10 do IS
Sd to Is per ID. Rum sY 70 As I'd per ga'-
lon by the puncheon. Yellow Pine Luna-
Der and Seantling 4oto 5ooolls. per thou
end. The difference Of the prices in
Veal, Mutton, Beefand Pork, is occafl-
oned by the diaance brought Gus Of the
country. Currency IS Sd to the Dollar.
!" This thcu]d teach US
mere DIVINITY tult 1HiPeS CUT CHS.
Death loves a filming mark, Ggna' blow;
I" ALLOW, VI HIGH, while it executes, alarms.
/" And aastles thoufands with Jingle I'LL"
On Friday .laR, Mis- ELIZA Mar
SHALL, only daughter Of Humphrey Mar
ihall, Efq. was unfortunately killed by
lightning. We underfand fhe was i'll
the portico leaning againl one of the potts
the lightning truck the end of tie
houfe, was conducted down the poa againe
which Che refed, and communicated to
her kreaf--She infantly expired. IL
nifs M. were united all the virtues and
accomplishments that could endear her to
her friends and relations, who. have to de-
ploys their lois,
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Y Zen Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the fubCcriber
living in Stafford County, on Trciiday,
the 9th infant, likely negro man, nam
ed GEORGE, Of a dark complexion,
about Twenty Six years ofage, by trade
blacksmith. He is about Six feet high,
cutters very much, and is fond Of liquor,
when intoxicated he is very impudent and
quarrellome. As he went away without
the leaa proyocation, he will no doubt en-
deavour 20 PATS as freeman, and | expect
he has obtained pats for that purpois.
When he went away, he wore bath coat
Ing cloth coat, but this as well as his
name ke will probably change.
The above reward, and all rsafonablc
expencss will be paid, if taken in Virgil
MIA, and Twenty D0Alarsif taken in Mary
land, to any perlon who will deliver him
TO me in Stafford county, or fecure him
in any Jail or bridewell, 70 that ] get him
again. Il think it probable he may be
lurking about Alexandria or Colchefer,
having lived at the latter place fome time
ago.
THOMAS SELDOM,
Stafford county, Virginia.
Ialy II. 1aw3tI
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packages he may have under his care, 70
the poG mater, from whom ne Will re-
ceiye a difcharge.
J, x. The matters Of French and foreign
vefels ihsll, on the day of their arrival
in the aforefaid ports, deliver to the col
lettor the invoice Of his cargo all mer-
chandize nor entered in the invoice, and
whichlhall be found on board at the time
of the iearch, ihall be conhicate1 for the
benefit of the republic.
X. Every matter Of foreign yeGel,
fhail be obliged toaconGgn his cargo to a
reGding merchant, who ihall perlonally be
refponh5le for tie duties Of import and
export, and for whatever fraud that may
be committed by the matters of yeGels to
them conegned.
MI. No French or foreign velels (hall
clear cut of thele ports, until after the
mater fhall have preiented to the harbor
matter the collectors certificate, hewing
that the duties have been duly paid, and
the pot matters certificate, announcing
that he has Withdrawn his letter-bag, after
depoiting it eight days before his depar-
ture.
XII. Every French OF foreign veGsl,
which ihall be found by the veAels of the
French republic, lying at an anchor in one
of the ports not above mentioned, or In
any bay, creek, or finall bite along the
coat, or under fail at fhor.er difancee
than miles fromthe hore, and sntercouH-
ing with the land, lhall be arretted by the
fhips cruiGng on that aation, and carried In
one Of the aforefaid ports; that the captain
general, upon the report of the colonial
prefett, may pronounce the conhlcation OF
the hall and cargo.
The yeGels thatfhall have made the cap
ture, fhall be entitled toa third OF the var
lue of the yeAel and cargo 70 condfcated,
sc. Sc.
General in chief, capt. General,
lie CLEkC.
By the Captain General.
The Gen. Secretary, LENo1E.
A TABLE of DUTIES in the French pars of
ST. Domingo.
IMPORTATION.
n ~ p 4 M-rch l1fiyze I )uties an DER b.Ielizr !
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ssoa rHs Cs sFig FL.

paLsIED by dsle.erious drugs,
: ~ 10 bv.oSE, Whole fir # duty Il was
J ffs 20 cheriih and fuPport her
And
.an;oiaered with iavage and malignant
So pleafure,
By EMPiRlcs,
uao had iworn 10 be her Phyi'clan',-
{. Ell ralI--on THURSDAY the lit init.
'iIlDICIARY OF THE u. STATES.
= The fairea DAUGHTER
OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Ialy
GUNPOWDER.

Baltimore BeNoua Gwl9owders
by the quarter cafk. ALTO,
Refined Salt Petye, blythe quar-
ter cwt. or larger quantity. A eonifans
'fupply of thoie articles from the Manufac.
tory, will be kept for iale on the lowesE
terms, by o.,oor
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

-
ARRIVED.
Schr. Harriet, Moore, St. Thomas
Martha, Barton, Portland
CLEARED.
S9hr. Dove, Chipman, Wiccmico
Rover, Sturdivant Bottom
Sloop Alert, Greenlaw DO.
&C. GENERAL Mason requelts
the attendance Of the Field Oil
GERS and Captains Of the two le
gions Of militia of the Diltrlet 81
Columbia, at his quarters ON
Analolfan Iiland, on Saturday
the 18th infant, at 10 o'clock,
on bullnefs of the Brigade.
July ri.
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Chief Mourner.
Tn. CONSTITUTION
In fable habilinlents and Cypreis veil.
Aaandard followed, with this motto,
'"T1viH be ,eeo,dsd fro prscs-
dent ard many az Sysor,
by The Jane sxGmtls,
qvill,g6 mto the
State"
JUSTICE and CIVIL LIBERTY.
THE fcales of the former broken, and the
volume Of the latter torn inp'eces.
NATIONAL GLORY,
With herfpear reverted, her hield broken,
and encircled with icroll--" Ny
Jplsalorn astavtcd."
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE AND PRI-
VATE FAITH,
Walked with detected couutenance, try
ing TO fupport each other.
Then followed
The Immortal Spirits of WARREN,
PRESCOTT, WOOSTER, MONT
GOMERY, MERCIR, SCANNED,
and other departed worthless.
Sorrow was deeply impreaed en- the .coun-
tenances of this in,ereaing grorpc;
before whom went Chcrub
weeping, holding outalabel-
!" D@e rife uot--ys baae teag6f and drd
ia CAR.
Though the mantle of oblivien
spread over her body,
And the fiat of Peieriptisa has pronounced
/" We @aA Zee be, face 40 me,e. =,
We mourn not,
Like shofe without bore:
We believe
" SIZE is not dead, 5at lectetb !" y
And, that in due time,
Dome Political HUMANE SOCIETY vii!
arlie, which, retcuing her from Appa-
rent Death, fhall rsaoie her
10 HEALTH, yIGOR, and USEFUL
NESS,
And to the embraces
VI her now bereaved RELATIVES. 3
Until then,
EHer nsmery ihall be embaImsd in the
Affections of our Country -
Aad ihe fhall be remembered in the Oral.
fins of the
-, GREAT AND GOOD -
whole Prayers will not be unheard nor
unregalded.
Her Remains
We're deeply depcdted in the family
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-22
prtbLn 5ale

WI ke added 10 or. Sales az Saturday
nest,
900 Check Shirts,
5 Bales Qznaburgs.
THOs. MOORE,
Iuly II. Auetioneer.