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Strayed or Stolen,
ATTENTION.

WANTED to employ imme-
diately, for the benefit of the Goth Re-
giment of Virginia Militia, two MU-
|SICIANS; orc to teach the different
beats Of the drum, the other, the mufic
of the fife. Such perfons as are well qua
Lifted for the above tuition, ard will en-
gage to inarutt the learners which will
conhf of flxseen boys fer each branch,
fhall receive liberal compensation from
the iubicriber, who is authorized by law
to employ tutors; and by the Court Of
Enquiry, to pay them for their fervices
when performed.
CHARLES LITTLE.
April 7. Fairfax County, aawtf
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10 Pipes 18th Proof Brandy,
70 Hhds. Brown Sugar, IF .lualisy)
20 Pancheons Jamaica and Grenada Rum,
10 Bales Cotton,
20 Quarter caks, F 8. Fl Englifh Gun
power,
So Bags Pearl Barley,
Iooolb. Fine Ground Ginger,
FOR SALE, BY
R. 8. JAMESON.
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The fnhfcriber having been

The IuDlCIIDtI lIdVIiIS UCCH
.,o,;ored AUCTI0NEER, and having
Z. s;reo Bond and Security as the law directs
Salici.s. a ifare OF the public patronage !;
/. has taken the Store belonging 10 Mr..
i Iof,ob Riddle, at the Corner of King and
Union Streets, where he will be ready to
r,csiye GOODS for file the beginning OF
psst week, THO. PA l l EN-
Ssnfemher II.
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FIRST NOTICE.
In the ea/e u JOHN B. ARMsrEAp, a
R1nI,utf

WHEREAS ConmilGcn of Bankruptcy,
founded upon the Adt Ct Congrcis Il he
United States, paaed on the 4,h day Of
April, 1900, entitled !" An Ad to eaab-
lih an uniform fyfem of Bafkrop,cy
throughout the United States" has been
awarded and ifued againf john B. I'm
fead ofthe county Of Loudoun, merchant
and he being declared a Bankfrps, is
hereby required to furrender himielf to the
Commifioners in the faid Comnligion nam
ed, OF major part Of them, on the lat
Wednefday 10 September ncxt, and on
the hrit and fecond Wednefdays in Oeo-
Der following, at the houfe of Mr.. Lacy,
in the town of Middleburg (Loudo1n
County at y o'clock on each day, and
make a full di!covery and ddclofure Of his
eaate and effects, when and where his
creditors are to come prepared to Prove
their debts; at the lecond fitting to chufc
alignees, and at the Taft fitting, the faid
Bankrupt is dehred to fnifh his examina-
ton, and bis creditors are to aIent 10.
or diflent from the allowance of his Ger
tihcatc.
All perlons indebted to the fsid Bank.
rupt, or that have any Of his effects, are
not TO par or deliver the fame, but TO
whom the commillioaer9. lhall appoint.
BURR POWELL,
Secretary to the Colnminlon.
Mlddleburg, AuguR II. lzI) DIS,
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public agata.
On TUESDAY,,

A. ten o'elock, qviN be mid at the Yeadae
St0rc,
Rum in hogiaeads and barrels.
Whiikey in barrels.
Gin in caks and barrels,
Por, wine in caiks,
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown ioap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee 10 tierces and bags,
Raiins IN kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware ia crates, Handsomely
uIortsd,
ALSO,
4 variety of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Super6ne cloth and KerGmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and tlannels,
lrih Linens, ard Oznabrrgs,
Sail duck If different qualities,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton ihawls,
India Mulin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing flks,
Ribbons, HAS, and
A number Of other articles.
P. q. MARSTELLER,
ocP's"esr 10. Nendue- Matter
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ExtyaF gG kitsr lem TIE 6atircava to
a gentleman IN c~harsesa, dated Tie
3dinf.
g We began to pick cotton as early as
our neighbours, and 10 gin ALTO but we
were foon obliged TO knock off 0otii,
ing TO the @feaions. The cotton feed is 70
fott, and broke fo bad, that We moa wais
until il dries better ; but have had no
weather fit fnce. The peaie fprcut il
the fields, and the cotton feed in The holes
-prclpects are Encouraging, for high
winds and wet weather prevents the Cot
ton from opening as If oaghs, and hurt the
fields much. Our neighbours are not bet
ter off. T have all your hands "a both
places Topping and heaping the new
grounds, for nothing can be done with
cotyen yet in tie field or Sin heuie. The
pcafe have fufe.ed very mulh."
Ernezef Of letter from LEGION, dq'ed
-4ug. If. irelyfug The abocs c%itealat la
gentleman IL Pbnsaelphia.
" There wants nothing 10 reroer the
navigation of the Mediterranean as late
for Americans as for the commercial natl
ons of Europe, but from s 70 10 final!
we'll armed ystFrIs, which would iooa
drive thole Awiefs bafharisns of the fur
face of the Tea Such has az avs been cur
opioion, and we are pleafed 10 fee i cor
roborated by the teRimony OF cur ex.efi-
enced friend, Mr.. Eaton, 10 his private
correspondence with Us"
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ftis extraordinary g.tt which Cannon be
acquired, has been allowed amonga the
enllghtnel chafsGters 10 be very miraculous
enriotl,y. We ave no accounts of any
WAREHOUSES;, but three fnc-
the ~omapof Endor, which in former days
was called req. Witch.
Afl. ". Mott wonderful limitations Of
various BIRDS AND BEASTS. Mr.. r.
BY his POWERS to this day, has caufed
people 70 'h1ow away their dead pigs,
and FIJI, and cauied nen to unload cart
loads Of bay, fafpeeting that they heard
The voice eta child fmotheling among the
hay.
Mr.. Rannie ,reditably informs the pub
iic,i thar # it vas not in an age and in a
country lefs enlightened, he doubts nor but
great part of bis performance would be
counted fuPcr, natural but perhaps neither
nor ar, may produce the ike
again in feveral centuries.
Dao,s 70 b. ote1ed at s o'eloek ard lie
Peyormanre 10 bcgm at 7.-Trkeu 70 be
had at the Place ef Pertormanee.
no Scga'5m he Luoaked IN TIE ram.
OG. RI.
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NORFOLK, October -.

Tuefday, arrived the fhip Mary Anne,
capt. Falls, from Gaernfsy, II weeks.
Same day, brig Flora, Razlewood,
from Cape francois, ID days.
Same day, (chooner Agnes, of Peterf-
burg, Able, from Port Morat.
Same day, ao0p Supply, Steele, from
New Providence.
October I6.
Arrived the Briliih fchooner Friendihip
capt. Collins, IS days from Liverpool,
Nova Scotia.l
Arrived the Britifh Ghooner Atlanta,
capt. Noodle, 20 days from Grenada.
ocs. IL. in lat. So, A, fpoke a Spaniih
org from New Orleans bound to Baltl-
more. Same day fpoke the fhip Anna,
ifcs New Orleans bound { o New York.
SAVANNAH, October S.
HE Prefdent of the United States, by
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.ECIRCULAR. !
TuNIs, July 9, 1907.

SfEy
On the 9TH init. the American brig
franklin, Capt. Andrew Morris, was
brought into Biferta. a port in this regen-
cy, prize to a corfair of Tripoli. She was
bound from Marfeilles to ST. Thomas,
laden with wine, oil, foap, fliks, perfu-
merry, hats, &c. on account of Mears.
Summefl and Brown, of Philadelphia, and
captured of Cape Malos. Yefferdsy rhe
brig and cargo were put up at public auc-
ticn in this city ; but the matter and crew,
min Elm al, are defined for Fripcii!
I have official information that there
are FIVE Tripoline corlairs out. | requef
you will make this letter circular, that our
Confuls on the Mediterranean coat, may
prevent, within their precincts, all Anne
rican merchantmen from putting to lea
without convoy. I am, fir, very refPett-'
fully, your obedient fervant,
(Signed) WILLIAM EATON.
I'm. r. P~srvianre, En-.
4gent for the nagy9A
e. s.. IN The Medterra-
sean, at Lsgbors.
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Iuit Received.


.And fer Gk BY he Suljcriber, AZ BIS fe,t,
eo,ue, g Prince and Cai1n Ftesfs,
IS Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 DO. An prof. Brandy,
S 90. Ncw-Engiand Rum,
z do. Holland GIN,
3 Quarter caiks Catalonia red Vino,
8 Kegs Anniieed Gordiai,
IA Boxes dipt Candles,
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
Ccifle and copper in bag,
Hyf>nikin and Souchong ca,
Jamaiea Rum and Malaga Wine.
Ra,Iins ia kegs and boxes,
Leiper's Snuff in half barrels and Kegs.
Meas coarle and fire shoes,
Woaaeus' Morocco and fancy kid Go.
And eight Bales Of INDIA GOODS, con.
Geing of Mamocdies, Enaettics, Cu2Ginahs, Mo-
hanas, Gungies, Checks and Calieoes, and a few
pieces CHINA and Lunge iiapkereheits, ard Ra-
ven Dnek. A large quantity Of RED oOA!-
LEATHER, aud a few barrels Tanners belt
brown OIL.
BENZ. SHREVE, Jun.
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twenty Dollars Reward.

y AN AWAY from the Subtcriber, a very
IN black Negro Boy named SPENCER, be-
t~e@n fifteen and fxteen years of age, remark
ably likely ans active, has a penetrating eye, and
is perhaps one Ct the mott artiul fellows of his
age, black or white. in Virginia, he was feea
making lor Alexandria, where it is luppofed he
i, now lurking 'one"herc about the wharves or
{ ~ale5ody's kitchen.
Alto, Negro JAMES, a fmail black fellow,
of thin vige, tcry adivs, intelligent and art
IA. and viii p~robahly change his name. He
wasletR making for Gcorge-Town, where lie
fad it WAS his %iatcntipn to &c IN hsard fome;
v@eiel, which he probably has done either there
or at this place. ihe above Reward will We
paia 10 any peri III who will feeure he above
Negroes ia the il Of Alexandria, or Ten Dollars
for either, on Al plicati@n to Peter Heifkell, at
the W~aihiosson Tavern, Alexandra.
IEOMA IS PARKER.
FREDERICK County.
All matters of veilels and others, are forbid.
laroouring or carrying off faid fellows at their
Deril
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CA.aI.
Twenty Dollars Reward.

II AN AWAY from the Farm Of tie
IN, Sublcriher, in Frederick County,
near Berry's Ferry, on Monday, The ii'h
loft. a fmall black fellow named MICH.
He is about FIVE feet five or iixinches high,
has a very hort face his iront teeth itand
uneven and point out /; he has large aocles,
and a trelh fear on The inilde OF one OF his
legs puff above the ANGLE. He had on when
he went away, IN old brown coat, a "trip
ed ELK waiitcoat, a pair of bloc cloth pan
falcons, edged with red, a 10y crowned
hat. with a narrow rira. Whoever lodges
the above defcrihed Slave in any Jail, 10
that / get him again, fhall receive Fec
Dollars, or Twenty Dollars or delivering
him to me, in Frederick county.
THOMAS MASSIE.
O9. co.. d
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alsran0ria aDuerttSar.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER II.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER II.
ExtraAga letter f,om a pe,fou Gg1sat
rJpeaN6Aiy IL NeDaz, n. PrOyt4ene<,
dated Oae6sr I, 1902, TO a msre6anf
II PsiAdspbia.
There being a quantity oflarse grain
fal, laying a, Exuma, the inhabitants have
caufed printed directions TO be truck Oh
for v@cslels bound there from Windward.
Permit ne 10 trouble you with one Of tFem
and to requef you will make !, as public
as pebble"
Dirsaisns Jorv0sa baun1 dy0m TIE Gath-
eva,1 "a Exama Sah Pou6, ftna,ed to
tie eaFzvara IF tbe Port and Har5or Of
Ex4ma. f,om qo5ieb MS dJfauf BE-
tqvesn 5 and 4 leagues.
FROM the Bird Rock 1.-THE NoriIlern
Extremity Of Crooked Hand TO the
North End Of Long lland, the Courfe is
N. w. dlfance IS leagues. Give this a
good Birth, fay one or two Miles on &C.
count of two Reefs (eahly diaingniiheo)
which extend from the W Points of tie
North End. From hence hawl up S. W.
by S. This courfe will bring you sn
Soundings, when you will fee Hog Key
and Little Exuma, on both of which are
Settlements. There are feveral Rocks or
fmall Keys ranging with the Coat, thefe
may be kept cloie aboard. When you
fee the tIoufes diitinaly, holt your Co.
loors, and a Boat WILDE fsnt on, IA bring
the veiels to tie Anchorage 81 the Pound.
The Pond is to the EAT Of Pigeon Key,
and Pigeon Key bears from the North
End Of Long I1and, due S. w. and BY
w. ditan, 9 leagues.
Stocking Iland, which forms TIE Har-
bour Of Exuma, is di}inguifbab!e BY a
Beacon On ehe Eminence, and this is about
or 6 miles 10 rhe Weaward of the
Ealern Entrance of the Harbour. The
Eaf Side of Long Ilsnd, is bold fhore,
and wholly free from reefs and iunken
rocks. If you go round the North end Of
Long Iland towards evening, it may
frequently be advifeable to come TO az An
Choir, to avoid the effects of currents,
during the night, which may eafify be
done on very good Ground, after douh-
ling round the North end, any where IN
deer the lee of the land for feveral miles
along ihore. In this cafe, the eye mutt
direct you. thu Water being perfectly
clear, and the water vifble.
The following courfes and diaances are
.fuajoined, as they may at times be fer
viceablc. and the Charts are NOT to be
depended on.
From Bird Rsk to fouth End Of Long
Illand, w. II Leagues.
From Rum Key to North End 81 Long
1land, w. 7 or s leagues.
From Little IAand, to North End Of
Long Iaand, S. w. 4 leagues.
From Bird Kock 10 Rum Key, N. N.
w. rs Leagues.
From Rum Key to Watling's Illand,
N. E. E or 7 Leagues.
g The printers in our commercial
towns are requeied to iufert the above.
r~rD oyt AZ ~ H#aN
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exequator. has recognized tie appoint
ment Of Mr.. WILLIAM S~cARB3oUcE,
Jun. as Vice-Conful of his Majstty the
King of Denmark, in the State OF Geor-
gia and ports thereof, to rsfde at Sayan-
nah.
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T O r E n I,
O9. 20.

THAT we'll known property re town
of Colckeaer, occupied for many years as
a Tavern, and now in the po6eAion OF
DR.. Blake. There are three fmall 4'ene
ments, and four Acres Of exceedingly rich
Land attached 20 this property. Pofiaf-
ion will certainly be given on the fri
day of December next.
ANN THOMPSON.
Belmont, on. IS. Iaw3t
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October 1S.

NET-YORK, October 10.
The thip Eagle, Thompfon, arrived at
q. urt on Saturday, in IS days from
p.f,f. She left there on tne 10Th sep
',uber. s brings files of the Belfait News
g.rrsr 10 the 9TH. They are wholly def
.;,a,e ofintereit, fornilaiug 10 intelligence
.;,her political or commercial excepting
tie following
BfJ9f, Sept. 7, 1892.
Wheat, ID TO Iss per cwt. OF IL
n. SuperGne -four s6s per cwt. Beet
80 cwt. Rufian Tallow oSs cwt. Cow
H;dssssss. cwt. Ok Hides Cos cwt.-
Salt Calf Skins SOS. cwt. F:rkin Butter
COS. cwt. hippiag price. Potatoes III
per aooe. Englih Goals as cd Per Ton.
Scotch do. ass"
Accounts from ST. Domingo, received
a. The office of the Mercantile Advertiser,
r~sorefent that Colony as being once more
n fate Of general infurrettion, the ne
sroes having rifen throughout the whole
interior, and commenced the rePetisIon Of
,hoie outrages which have heretofore { n
dered ST. Domingo a fcene OF deyaItatlon
and horror.
The in(urgents are treated with the
createh feve,ity wherever they happen 10
fall into the power of the French troops:
but the number ofthe latter is toe inhsnl-
6cans to contend eHedually with the Ter
mer and It is conjedured that on the
failure of the reinforcement of a dlyiiion
Of $4,000 men (which was daily expsetsd
though without any certainty as TO the
probable time of its a%rfivall ST. Domia-
90 will either be entirely LOFT TO France,
Or remain 70 be conquered a fecond time.
Arprsfent the feaports are confdered as the
only places Of iafety.
Entered, hips Eagle, Thompfon, Bel
taft ; Antonio, Coffin, Havanna , brigs
.Induhry, Port Republican; Little Maria,
Yates, ST. Croix fchoOners L'Ailo, Pm
FAINT, GuadalouPe; Patley and Sally, King,
N. Carolina !; Columbus, -, ditto;
Fair Trader, Yellowby, ditto ; Judith,
Smith, ditto Prefdenr, Williams, ditto /,
Polly Mackay, Forbes, ditto ; foop Sea,
Flower, Kirk, ditto.
Cleared, fchoonsr Lioa, Rice, Marti-
nique; lhip Warrington, Seddle, Deal,
and a market.
Arrivsd fxee orr LoG.
Brig Penelope, Merry, S. days from
Tenertfe. Left brig Chriftiana, Andrew,
for Philadelphia, TO fail in 2 days; brig
Eliza, for Bottom. AuguR 70, fpoke hip
Adventurer, from the Eait Indies for Ham
burg, out is weeks Sept. II, fpake
Suian, from Portland to Cayenne, OUT s
days, long. So. z4th, fpoke brig Nan
cy and Kitty, Cufhing, from Barcelona,
for Philadelphia, out S4days. I7'hfpoke
aSpanifh brig, could not learn where from.
Same day, brig Jupiter, from St. Barthe-
lomews for Guerniey, long. So, so. Oa.
3, ipoke fchr. Fame, from Mafachufstrs
Bay for Guadalupe, 5 days ont. In lat.
aS, long. g., fpoke flip Edward, bound
from Bombay to Hamburger, out / s weeks.
In lat, As, long. 10, fpoke brig Expert
ment, out So hours from New London,
bound to Antigua.
Brig Little Maria, Yates, 40 days from
St. Croix, via Turks lland, in is DAYS.
Of Barnegat, fpoke fhip Nancy, HoG,
bound from Londonderry to Philadelphia,
with ago pafiengers, out 6 weeks. In
lat. IS, "a, long. IS, IS, fpoke brig Ha-
riot, from Cape Francois, bound 10 Phi
'adelPhia, out IL days.
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n q L / c E..

a IL Psrfonshaving GOODS, placed
K y in the hands Of Thomas Moore a
Bankrupt, unfold, the owners are noticed
10 prove their property and take them
away; or they vii! be dilpofcd of for the
benefit of his creditors. AS aifo unre-
deemed pledges, unIefs the owner or own-
ers come forward and pay the money ad-
yanced for them.
WILLIAM oXLEY, Afignee.
October II. dat.
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-, Iobason sieaped. The priva'eer
MACK looking nip, with eight ports
Of idc.
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HS4xG .SSH< E~~<AEx ). Ga.SS a
as.s7
On fkIDAY EVEAILG,
1T ibe SPREAD EAGLE Bal Roam.

1T the SPREAD EAGLE Bal Rsom.
Join Rann'e,
Rsfeafalg lyfefns the Ladies and Gtnfh-
meu Of alexandria and nOieinity, that
BraNe,t time oaiy he las it IN bis tsqo-
err 10 ayJlpfay his
Various Entertainments
10 tie mbatitaxts Of ibis city.
Act |. Mfr. Rannie will exhibi, a great
variety Of aaoninaing ARTS and EXPE-
RIMENTS and real power Of attraction
~ the Magical S7voya.
This part OF tie performance in former
days was called
WITCHCRAFT,
And having coniyanc- with familiar Spi-
rits, but Mr.. Rannie will clcarly de-
monfrate and thew the explanations CT
thole Stratasems in fuch a manner that
the audience is capable of giving mex
PLANTATION againit all falfe reports which
has univeffaily alarmed the world. Al
is deception and experiments.
ACT. II. Mew arts of a balance mater.
Al. III. The hngnlar and real power of
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70 provide for its txhad;on. On this point,
we formerly pafed q fight opinion. Il
feems to have harmonized with the public
judgement, for the piece has been reprint-
ed In at leat twenty newspapers, By the
way, when fuch a racket is made about
.c>conomy, why have not congrefs reduced
the Hipend of the PRECEDENT to fix thouiand
dollars ; and why have they not directed
him to pay renr for a houfe, which was
built for his Grvice, at 4 mott exorbitant
expence, and by an exprefs breach OF the
contribution
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NETWORK, Auguf IL.
.countymen.'

This day arrived, the fchoouer Only
Daughter, Litle6eld, in fifteen days from
Martinique. Left fchooner Sulao, Ter
rel, Of New. YORK.; brig Echo, Webb, of
do. fchr. Jane, Tompk;ns, of do. fchr,
Polly, May, Of do. The lchr.-
Shsckford, Of New. York, failed for s..
Thomas the zsth July. SPoke,tuiy IS,
lat. IS, 40, long. g., 40, the brig Sally,
! DAYS from New. York for Aux Cages:
Augua 5, a brig from S.. k'ss' ior balts-
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Forty Dollars Reuo0rd.
Stop the Villain

Ran away IRON the iuDlcriber in the
month of December laf, likely Negro
man, named BEN, 70 years OF age, OF a
dark complexion, s feet 9 or 10 inches
bieh has iinaIl fear under one OF his
ewes (which not recolietted) alto large
one on his breait, occayoned by burn
when child, and has loft two OF his tore
teeth. HIS clothing is unknown TO me,
as he has been hired to Mr.. John Ilodg
fsin, of Alexandra, tor three years Paf as
a ferry man, ard believe him TO be har-
bored in or about Alexandra or the city
of Warrington, by brother Of his nam
ed Helfon) who ailo efyed the lad Hodg-
kin as ferry man at the fame time, and
whom the laid Hodgfkin has lately eman-
cioatsd. The above reward will be paid
TO any perfon who delivers me the above
defcribed villain in the town of Colchef-
ter, or 7Buty Dollars, if fecured In any
iail in Maryland or Virginia.
Ali matters of vea-ls and others are for
bid 10 har or or carry off faid fellow at
their peril.
JOHN H. MANLEY.
Colcheacr, Mjv 81. ec4w
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TO all True Republicans, whether

To all True Republicans, whether
Fsderals or FederalS-aoa.
Tut publilhed, and for fale at this Office,
Price 81! cents,
The TRUE PATRIOT.
Containing eleven Eaays, on the following
fubjetts:
EGay /. On the weakness OF man, In
his follsary fate, and confequent neceiilty
of fociety.
2. On the wickednefs of man in iocie-
ty, and neceility Of government.
8. Of all forms Of government, the
elective and representative, lie. a RePuo-
lie, the beH.
4. A Republic, the only government OF
reaion.
S. 8ea government for national liber-
ty and independence.
6. BET government for wealth.
=. Bea government, for fair play, lie.
quail laws and taxes.
s. Bef government tor peace.
9. Bea government for morals.
20. Bea government for Patriotlin.
II. BET government tor population.
Republicans !" Let US have Ltgbf :!
The bipeds in tyrant's gear can draw
well enough in the dark. Their drivers
will keep them on the turnpike. But ieli.
governing and ielf-guided Ne, leaders :, and
followers, fhall all foon be IN the ditch,
qvitbout light. /" Let us have light -
a d we thall have 6 resion for the feltil
that is in u.s. We (hall Zee and adore
The goodnefs of God. for giving US u (, our eN-
celIent Republic. We fhall cordially love
iv-bravely defend il; cheerfully !pay It's
taxes honor its officers and like : tile
children, love one another, and COME
quently be happy for ever. ornanenfed !
with an elegant co2perplate likeneis OF
Governor Bloomfield.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-08
Izuenty Dollars Re1u0Yd.

RAN AWAY from the iubfcriber, on
the If May, PATTY, Likely Negro
wench, about twenty years OF age: ihe
has been brought up in the houle, is a
good feamltreis, & very capable: among
variety OF clothes, fhe has purple Cuff
pctticoat, fine blue cloth jacket, a cord
Cd dinity Jacket and coat, plain muffin
gown, handfome worked muffin do. a
plain do. both we'll made, z white camel
hair flawls with netting, fine white cot
ton BOOKINGS, iegeral pair, and pair of
white fix do. handfome black hat, neat
lhoes and other cloathing. She went off
with Negro fellow the property ofMr.
Philip Fitzhugh: he is about a years of
age, $ feet high, we'll fet, inclined to
BE corpulent, tawney complexion, lively
countenance, and fpeaks difinttly, though
quick he is an excellent joiner. He
took with him pail of new brown caai
mere pantaloons, round upper jacket Of
the fame cloth, a green broad cloth coat,
With a blue velvet collar, handfome
fganfdown waiacoat, with mettle buttons
a new black hat, new lhoes, fine white
cotton bookings, green pantaloons, and
other cloathing. The above reward will
be paid 10 any perfon who fhall lodge
them in any Jail, either in Maryland or
Virginia, and ample compensation made
FOR any other trouble or expence.
SARAH THORNTON,
Nav =. co near Alexandria.
Cath given for rags.