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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
IANNET g PATTON,

Haze ,eceivel, AID efir far Iale,
Catalonia wine in Lids. & quarter caiks
Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, St. Kists,
ST. Vincenls ard Barbadoes-rum in hhos.
Loaf and Lanp Sugar, of the hrit qua
lily,
Mufcovado Sugar in hhas.
$50 Bbls. Staff" do.
Havannah Molahes inHhds.
Havannah white and brown Sugars, IN
Boxes and Bols.
Soap and Candles n Boxes,
Sweet Oil in do. ~
Raiiins in Boxes and Kegs,
Pepper and Coffee in Bsss.
A HANDsoME ASSORTMENT OF SHOES,
-CoshJ?i4s Of
Mems Calf in trunks,
Ladies' Kid and Morocco DO. ia Boxes,
EAST INDIA GOODS, VIZ.
Nankeeus, Baftss, Mamoody's Cur
rahs, Guzinahs, Cailahs, Moharags, Gun
ges, Stripes, ard one bale OF handicme
Deiorloy.
ALSO
Ravens and Rullia Duck and Shee,ings
by the piece or bale, and two bales hne
Ruilia OlnabuSss.
A complete aflor,mens Of Ruflia and
New England Cordage, aud one 81 inch
Cahl. 70 fathoms long. "A fmall quar-
tity of Upper Leather.
une "a.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
GUNPOWDER.
Conhfing OF

Baltimore Bellona Gunbowder,
by the quarter cak. Alto,
Refined Salt Pet,'e, blythe guar
Ter cwt. or larger quantity. A eonaant
fupply of thole articles from the Manutac.
tory, will be kept for fale on the lowet
terms, by
LAWRAsON q SHOOT.
April S. COON
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
For Private Sale.

Tie whole Of my property .ltuated or
Princess itreet, in the Iowa ct Alexan,
dria, couliRiog OF 1 good dwelling houies
with fuficiert lots attached 10 each.-
They will be fold together or ieparate as
may fuis perions ineiined to Purchaie.-
For terms apply on the PTenlies to
HENRY M'CUE,
lure ID. c3tso
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
SPRING GOODS.
Iohn Gardner Laid

Ha. MtcI rrceiped far ,Iale at his Ware
g hOsE, Price ersFt Whny,
Rui1ia Shcetings, nor b,,s or
Rufia and Ravens.Duck r;cce
And India Cotton
German Linens and one trunk iewing
Silks and Ribbons,
= few pair handfome Locking Glafes
in silt and mahogany frames,
Two bales Of Paper Hansinss,
A great variety OF mems, womens and
ehilasens' fhoes, coarle and fine,
$ssss sy''' and r1'S'
Tea table Ee,,s of Chira in boxes
Cotton, wool and playing Cards,
Holland and country Gan OF the bes
puali,y in pipes,
w. India, aad n.
Gs,land Rum, nhhas and DIS
Mo!ai'es & Sugars
Coffee in bags,
Spinning Gotten,
Butter in hrklns,
Reef ana Pork in bis. and half bis,
Spermacesi and tallow Candles,
White and brown Soap,
Chocolate CT the bcf and common fort,
.Chsefe of an extraordinary fine quality,
st.ad, Her,ings and dried Cod Fitn,
,,,,;,,, ~ rel So3l Gather
F,eih RaiGns ana Figs in caiks,
Lemons in boxes,
Pepper, Aiip;ce, Natmegs, Almonds,
sd a i!nall quantity of fzcih Hops, sc.
AJ@,
About 80 tons OF LignumVi'a.
May I3.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
lLantS EMplOYMent,

A young man who is acqualnt-
ed with Accounts, and writes lair
hsnd-A line addreiied to a. B. and
dropred a. this ciice, will be ATTENDED
50. Jaly Z. eosw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
Chap Books.

rrcmp:er; hl4ddia, or the Wonderful Lamp,
Mother Gooies Tales; Trojan War, CULVER
Heviy'd; Laugh ana be Fat; liocus Pocns; Di-
viac Emh'ems, Letter Writer; Spariih Rogucs
Religious CouFtfhiP; Conqueft OF Mexico
Bucks Companion; Youthful letters Cheap Re-
rnGrnry
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
To be Rented,

The Houie in which l now
1--we, of Which | have a leafe for upwards
OF three Gears from this time the iltua-
tion iseligible and the Houfe comnod'ors
For terms apply to
J. B. NICHOLS.
Fairfax fircef, June 10. eo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
TO BE RENTED,

FOR TIE YEAR ENSUING,
All the Property fronting on Water
and Union Streets; including the Ware,
Houie, Lumber Yard, AMI W!,a1i; the
property of Jothua GiIpin and Thomss
Gil pin.--aPply to
PHILIP WAN TON.
The above property will be let ei,-ra'e
or together, as may flit tenants.
9th no. z5. law
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
In the cge Of James G'Ihe5. d
BANKRUPT

THE fublcriber being duly appointed
Ahignee of the Eaate ard Effects ct James
Gillies, all lhofe who are indebted &c the
faid Bankrupt, or who have any OF his ~
feels are hereby required to Pay and deli
YER the fame forthwith to the iub!criber
or to fuch pedon or perfons only as may be
authorized by me-.
JOHN M'lVER.
JpIv T. coI2t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02

W. PHEPOF.

y EsPFCTFULLY inform, me t.ad;e, al
~ Richmond and ia vicinity, thar ne has re-
eeiVsd By TIC se arrivals from london add New
York, an clecau, ifortnent Of Nil LENEPY,
81 the uewca and NOE apgroved fah:ons, confG,
ing 1t Cireadiso fu'oans, Jockey Caps, Helmet
DO. DnSeheisof york's Whiu, Suigoons, CeRas',
res'hsfS. Flowers Wres,hs. &c. &c. which are
INV open fer their infection, ~ the hoafe oeeu.
pied az Gore, by Mr.. Eeaty M'Clz,chy. uoper
end oi tNe nain Gresy near shockc Hsil.
SicarsaHd, March IS. 1904. n.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
[ BY Authority
AN ACT
f7*iaS The Military Peace Eytath&-
n'enf q fbs United Sfatss.

h8 Nf''~SNSSN q i|S OSHOLG ana
G9 E0Mts Of Representatives. Of tie
United STATES at 44'ner-ica in Congress
assembled, That the military peace
eitablithnient ofthe United States.
from and after the f-t Of June
next, ihall be competed of one
regiment of artilleri9s and two re-
giments of infantry, with fuch Of
fcers, military agents, and ehgi-
neers, as are herein after mention
ed.
Sec. 2. Andbe it frrbersnd6fsd,
That the regiment of artillerilts
fhall confit of one colonel, one
lieutenant colonel, four majors,
one adjutant, and twenty compa-
MES, each company to contilt of
one captain, one fra lieutenant,
one iecond lieutenant, two cadets,
four ierjeantS, four corporals, four
muiicianS, eight arti6cers, and ff-
ty fix privates +; 10 De termed into
1--WE battalions provided always,
chat 1t H,aiI be lawful for the Pre-
fident of the United States 70 re.
tain, with their prefeut grade, as
many of the firf lieutenants, now
in lervice, as ihall amount to the
whole number OF ]ieutenants re.
quired but that in proportion
as vacancies happen therein, new
appointments be made 70 the grade
of fccond lieutenants until their
number amount 70 twenty: and
each regiment Of infantry ihail
coniitt OF one colonel, one ireute-
nant.colonel, one major, one ad-
jutant, one ferjeant-major, two tea
cheers of rnufc. and ten companies +;
each company to conGlt OF one
captain, enc firft & one fecond lieu.
tenant, one enGgn, four lerjeants,
four corporalS, four muficians, and
ilxty four privateS.
Sec. 5. Ind be it furtbsr eaaaeE,
That there fhall be one brigadier
general, with one abide camp,
who ihali be taken from the cap
talns or Gubalterns Of the line one
adjutant and infpe6or, of the ar
my, to be taken from the line Of
field officers /; one pay matter Of
the army, feven pay matters and
two aliiiSantS, 70 be attached to
fuch diitri6tS as the PRECEDENT OF
the United States HALL dire6t, TO
be taken from The line of commit
tioned officers, who, in addition to
;heir other duties, fhall have charge
of the clothing of the troops ;
three military agents, and iuch
number of aaiAant military agents
as the PreGdent of the United
States fhall deem expedient, NOT
exceeding one 10 each military
polt which afliltantS fhall be ia
ken from the line ; two furceons ;
twenty five furgeon's mares, to be
attached to garrifons or potts, and
not to corps.
Sec. Z. A1zd be it further ena7ed,
That the monthly pay Of the Off
GERS, non-commiGioned officers,
muGcians and privates, be as fol-
lows, to wit to the brigadier ce.
neral, two hundred and twenty
five dollars, which ihall be his full
and entire compensation, without
a right to demand OF receive any
rations, forage, travelling expenfes,
or other perquilite or emolument,
whatioever, except iuch ltationary
as may be requiGte for the ule oil
his department; to the adiutant
and inlPe6tor Of the army, thirty
eight dollars in addition to his paw
in the line, and fuch lationary as
lhail be fcquiiite for his depart
meAt; u the paymafter Of the ar.
my, one hundred and twenty dol
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
M I T. l. Y.

Formerly the property of William
Holiday. of this City, deceafed
She is about ~ years of age, of a
browni0h complexion, low in tia
tue, and very fefhy--She affects a
clumfy manner of walking, wants
Tome. teeth in front, and on clofe
examination a large lump will be
found on che back of one of her
hands, though l forget which. |
am induced 70 believe The is Turk
ing about Richmond, at which place
herhuiband, mother & child live. |
will give the above reward to any
perion who will deliver the faid
woman 10 me, or fecure her in Jail
10 that / get her again.
GIBSON HozID&r.
Riehmcai March 18th -soz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
tsa5S CENTS SINGLE

t az SOS.A hid'C, ltA oct
lars,
Sec. 8. Andbs II YIrfiey eqaSeoI
Thar every non-commii}ioned Off
Ger, mudciaIa, and private of The
artillery and infantry, fhaiI receive
annually, the following ARTICLES OF
uniform clorhing, 10 wiz one har,
one coat, one reR, two pair OF
wooden i two par Of linen overalls.
lone coarfe linen frock and nov
iers for fatigue clothing, four pair
of fhoes, four fhirts, two pair Of
iocks, two pair of fhort BOOKINGS.
one blanket. enc flock and clafp.
and one pair of half gathers ana
the ieeretary of war is hereby an
ithoried TO caufe 10 be furniihed to
the PaynalterS of the respective
ldi,tri6ts, frch furplus Of clothing
as he may deem expedient, which
clothing ihall under his direction.
be furnifhed 10 rhe folders, wher,
lnecelary, az the contract prices,
,and accounted for by them out of
their arrears OF monthly pay.
Sec. 9. And Be ii further ena9e9,
That the PRECEDENT Of The United
States caufe TO be arranged, the
Iohcers, non commiflioned officers.
muiIclans and privateS Of the feve-
veral corps of troops now in the
tervice of the United States, in
.tuch manner as 90 form and COM
plete, out of the fame the corps
atoTeiaid and caule the fupernu-
Imerary officers, noD-commillioned
officers, mulicians and privares to
De diicharged from the fervice OF
the United Stares from and after
the hrt day Of April next, or as
foon thereafter as circumstances
may permit.
Dec 10. And BE- !. ,fvrt5er rroq-
led, That the officers, non-commilli-
ioned officers, muGcians and pri-
Yates of the laid corps, lhall be 60
verned by the rules and articles of
war, which have been efabhlhed
by the United States in Congrefs
attended, or by fuch rules and
articles as may be hereafter by
law, efablifhed provided ne9er-
FheIe[s, that the fentence Of gene.
raj courts martial, extending 10
the iols &C life, the difminion Of
eommiliionedohicer, or which ihal
relpe& the general Officer, mall,
with The whole of the proceedings
OF luch cafes. refPeaiysly, be laid
before tho Preiident of The United
States, who is hereby authorized
10 direct the fame to be carried
into execution, or oEherwiie as he
fhall judge proper.
Sec, II. AID be il fa,fber eaaR-
ed, hat the comnifioned officers,
who hall be employed in the recruit
ing fervice to keep MP by volunta-
ry eniltment, fhc corps as afore.
laid, fhali be entitled to receive for
every effective able bodied citizen
of the United States who fball be
duly emitted by him FOR the term
OF Eve years, and mufered. of at
leaf FIVE fcst hX inches high, and
between the ages of eighteen and
thirty five years, the FUN Of two
dollars provided nevertheless.
shat this regulation, 70 far as ref
Pects the height and age Of the re.
cruit, ihall not extend to muiici-
ans or to thoie folders who may
rs.enliR into the ferdce And pro-
vided alto. that no perron under the
age oftwenty one years ihali be en-
lifted by any officer, OF held in the
tervice Of he United States without
the content Of his parent, guardian
OF matter, fri had and obtained.
it any he have 4; and if any officer
iha'l EMIT any parlon contrary to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02


)requilite in his department, ant
ithe ute of the public office nov oe
cuPied by BIN; 90 the abide camp
in addition 10 BIS pay in the Sine
thirty dollars ; 70 each paymattei
attached 20 diitri6ss, thirty dollars.
and each atiittant to fuch paynaf
ter, zen dollars, IN addition TO his
pay in the line to each miFitary
agent, teventy tx dollars, and no
other etsolument /; to each afiftant
military agent, eight dollars, in
addition to his pay in the line, ex-
cePt rhe aflltant military agents at
Fitttbure and Niagara, who fhall
receive iixteen dollars, each, in adj
ditioR to their pay in the line; 70
each colonel, feventy FIVE dollars !;
10 each lieutenant colonel, fixty
dollars f; TO each major, fifty dol
lars to each furgeon, forty five
dollars 10 each Gurgeons mate,
thirty dollars to each adjutanr,
ten dollars, in addition to his pay
IN the line ; to each captain, forty
dollars ! TO each irit lieutenant,
thirty dollars to each fecond lieu
tenant, twenty FIVE dollars to
each eniign, twenty dollars 70
each cadet, ten dollars TO each
lerjeant-ngor, nine dollars to
each feTieant, eight dollars; TO
each corporal, leven dollars 10
each teacher Of mutic, eight dol
lars 70 each mulician, FIX dol
lars; TO each artihcer, ten dollars !;
and TO each private, five dollars.
Sec. s. AHd5c il further eaaG7Sa,
That the commifioned officers a.
forelaid fhalj be entitledto receive,
for their daily fubffance, the fol-
lowing number OF rations of pro-
lvl1onS coIos.e., Al4-s az io.ls O.
lieutenant. colonel, five rations; a
major, four rations a captain,
three rations lieutenant, two "a
tons an enGgh, two rations a
iurgeoB, three ra,ionS a furgcon's
mare, two rations a cadet, two
ranons ; or money in lieu thereof
at the option OF the faid officers
and cadets Al the poeS refpettive4
ly where the raiions ihall become
due and if at fnch pots lupp!ies
are NOT furniihed by contract, then
fuch allowance as Alall be deemed
equitable, having reference TO for
ner contracts and the petition Of
the place in queition and each
non-conmifioned officer, muGci
an and private, one ration to the
commanding officer of each fepa-
rate pot, Guch additional number
of rations as the Prefdent of the
United States ihall, from time to
time, direct, having refpe6t to the
(Peciai circpmttances OF each poa !;
TO the women who may be allowed
10 any particular corps, not cx-
'ceeding the proportion Of four to
"a company, one ration each 10
luch matronS and nurfcs as may
be necefarily employed in the hol.
pital, one ration each aud TO e.
very comrliiiioned officer who lhall
keep one fcrvant, not folder OF
the line, one additional ration.
Sec. 8. And be il farf5c' enafFfd,
That each ration lhall conhR Of
one pound and quarter Of beef,
or three quarters of a pound of
pork, eighteen ounces OF bread or
-four, one gill of rum, whisky or
brandy, and at the rate Of two
quarts of fal, four quarts Of vine.
gar, four pounds of foap, and one
pound and an half Of candles, to
every hundred rations.
Sec. z. md be it further emitted,
That the following officers lhall,
! whenever forage is not furniihed
by the public, receive at the rate
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
The fubferi5er has FOR faIe,
AL TRACTS Of LAND.

contsiaing ss,5co scres, iyipg on Grea
kanawha River, below the Falls and in
in very thick iettled Neigdbonrhood.
The uncommon fertility OF the foil, the ca.
fy conveyance OF produce down the Ohio,
and The continual influx of Euigyanss rem
der this properly very valuable. Indifputs.
bic titles viii be given, and to encourage
adven'urers, merchandise viii be taken 10
payment at the ufual advance. Any com.
mOncations on &he fubjea directed to me
a, New Kent Court Houfe, will be daily
attended TO.
A. CAY.
March 9TH 80,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-08
FROM THE ANTI-OE MoCRAT,
A NEW SONG
Beng q Ba5-edy on @a oLdone.
Lately introduced in the new opera of the
CALEDoNfAN DIseoyERY.
Ml 2. Seem 4

HTE 7, otFNf I,
negro hur with I number Of the African
m rovG 'o oof ,ne 1e; the yoongegpart eating
h, "I "II ., a Tying pan over the fire place
,'SisS '5'[ts4&',, "f'ch tells the Merrywsa
fnFr, ana lad: behind the door nands IIgdEn
chained to ms brother, who was too DearBgyu
Z, &C., DC ireI a. admrIng the ingenuity ola Gu4-
It'll tae Chimney Corner hands Smith.
k m2p app p1 to be endeavouring to repair
- 'S>''l '.0's'
When feated with SQlL with NV byat, N,
around,
Fold De rol de rol dc ri de-,
The b4a'0 ihall play,and the fong fnall 90 round
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-08

TX pages, therefore, Jones, by his own con-
teiion, could have afforded to give the execu-
i've council three hundred and twenty. T.,
other words, he was paid in the proportion ,f
ABOUT i've hundred and ieventy per cent. with
a lew units, )efs or more. And vo, will oh
'eFYe hat, tome weeks ago, when we tfatcd
the oVcgplus of payment, this was The
very point where we reited. There hardly
Sou'u nave ocen more exact agreement of
calculations; although they were made nv
TWO DIFFERENT perionS, and for two very DIFF
feteht purpoes. So much for the accuracy
OF the Recorder.
Ii i4rh has been the mode of condut};no
the public printers department, there follows
natural and invinciblc fufpicion thar Other
points OF expence were managed in the fame
way What does it fgnifv to harp uucn the
hundred dollars for Illuminating The cabjfoI
upon Jetferlon's election, and for rritbli0o y
'0rJ', IN an excuriion to Wilmington The
armory, the pcnitentiarv, in ihort, as far as
we can learn, every thing has been conducted
IN the fame way. IF Jones can print ? rhon.
iand volumes, OF eight hundred pages for
three thoutand dollars, he mutt have been over.
paid byF* bnndyed per Gem, when he oot
twenty feven hundred dollars wear. nc Fbe
faiaFyof public printer. He printed two
pamphlets, one Of 50, and the other of 80
pages; of the one 1000, of the other 20
copies He printed parcel of BLANKS: but
!. all !, this was like ohaR, when compared with
printing thouiand copies of volume Of 500
P@SeS' II Jones can work 70 very cheap, we
l"y that his taiary mutt have oyerpaid him, by
600 per cent, '''''' y
All thoie citizens of Richmond; who v;f
10 lee public money iaved, and 10 fee the Fy.
aniIner put inro more decent hands, viii re-
mind the members OF aHembly, as Coon as thev
come to town, OF all thele matters.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-08
FEDERALIST.
JONES

Pledges himlelf TO print, bind, and deliver
an octavo volume Of eight hundred verv large
ana clote printed pages, for tire .Allar5.
sixteen Of theGe o6tafo RACES take in more
lo@H ieyenteen OF the folio pages Of Mr.. Davis,
! he siEdng alone would cot tones at leaf
three killings and nine pence. Take fhis
}om bis three dollars: and the remainder is
fourteen fittings and three pence, or two
dollars, tbree Fights. For this fun he will
give eight hundred pages, putting Aide the
binding.
l7is addihoaaf ais IF qDcmJly* were not
bound, but only fitcbed 70 tbat we come
clofer TO the poirt, by putting the expcnc. Of
binding out Of the way.
For the fake OF round numbers, fay that
tvo dollars and an half car procure sle6i
bundled pages. OF coudl, one dollar ej%f,
ttrs' b2alrea oaI tooeHty. Inlead of ff,v
NOTE.
via the Recorder Of November z4th.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-08
THE
PUBLIC PRINTER.

He MEMBERS OF THE NEXT
GhNERAL- .ASSE MBLY, or az Leaf full
OF them as with TO prevent the waite ofpubli,
money, are rcque;ecd to give an early alter
canoe IN the approaching ieiiion. One of:ha
hrtt quettions that are to come before thcr,
VIII De upon the choice of a $ublic b,iate,.
he iecond will be whether it is proper to
pay ts00 t6onlahd )c0es bandrcd a9l2ag Det
annum, for apiece of builnefS, that can De eot
equally as well done for CIR tboaiauQ. I, is
very pofilble that Mr.. Jones may endcayo y
10 get al, election fmuggled through the houGe,
on The t1rtt or iccond day of the ici1ion. This
paragraph IS wrote, therefore, to warn thofc
members whoare anXious TO ferve their con-
nItuents, iilat they ought to come to town II,
time at the tlrit opening Of buhnciS, in order
ropTevent an attempt OF that nature; ifindeed
any delegate could DC fuppoled to countenante
il.
memorial will be prefcnted 10 the afcm-
bly, OH the tirG day of their meeting, c.ejno
the common printing price f. which tie d;,-
res OF public printer can be performed.
ne memorable will offer to perform the
whole for given fun. OF about nine, or per
hAps eleven hundred dollars. In tie Rccor-
der ofo6tobcr goth. We made iomc remarks
on this iubje6t. They are not entirely correG.
ii is fad that Jones, for his ialary, printcd
two th6ulAnd eight hundred copies Of the laws
oflaft ietiiom. Farther information atlures as
chat Jones printed only two thoufand for his
laary. He printed eight hundred and feventv
copies additional; ard for rhehc he received
EIGHT hundred and leventy dollars Thcie adj:
d'tionai copies, containing each Of their fifty
INK toiIo pages, would require. twenty light
reams 81 paper, The highcf prise wl;:cH
the paper coli him could not be more thar
three d"'lars and an half per reaui; or, in
whole, n.Actv- ;aht dollars
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-08
FROM THE FREDERTCK-r0vv 5BD 49,
PRESIDENT JEFFERSON.

How san any cbrjfan Americans fspoort
the prefent administration Of the Unire6
States Again, IS to Mr.. TeAerlon's noralirv.
two charges have lately been made aoa;n2
INN, ,whch his friends would certai1Iv be
bound to contradict, if they could do il With
truth her iilcnce, however, fccms to con-
fciS his guilt 1t has been (aid that for 2 number
or years mr. JeHerion, The father Of family,
has been living in cohabitation with one of biz
own mulatto davcs, againR al law divine or
human. C2lIenier's hory. the democrats
are thcm(elves unable to deny: and we are
conitrained to fay that our own belief Of II is
fixed. Other information afures us, that Mr..
jciferon's Sally and their children ale real
Peroos, that the woman. herfcifhas a room to
herteIf at Monticello in the character of emp
itrels to the famliy5 if not as houCe-keepe-; that
the IS an jnduftriops and orderly creature in
neT behaviour, but that her intimacy with her
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-08

Of the member of Conercls "a heir cohl,:u-
ems, at thc end of the laR icliion. ~. g.,
peel that they will give us an oppog;un.,> ii
ihew'ng TO the people by what fore OF ,,.,,.
Tome OF them arc reprelented. We bal. IL
particular, be happy to have peep ct dc 'et-
tiers OF Meiirs. Giles and Randolph. we
have, at Taft, got ore iublcriber in Any,,,'l.