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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-26
Forty Dollars Reuard,
Stop the Villain

Ran away from the fubfcriber in the
month of December laf, likely Negro
man, named BEN, rs years of age, OF a
dark complexion, s feet 9 Or 10 inches
high has finall fear under one Of BIS
eyes (which ret rccollected) ALTO large
one on his hreaG, occayoned by a burn
when child, and has loft two OF his fore
teeth. lis clothing is unknown TO me,
as he has ben hired TO Mr.. John Hodg-
Gzin, Of Ale2sndria, for three years Paf as
a ferry man, ard believe him to be har-
10 ed in Or about Alexandria Or tie city
0; Warrington, by brother Of his (nanl-
Cd He!lonl who alto ferved tie iaid Hodg-
iia as ferry man at the anie time, and
whom the faid lIodgikin has lately eman-
cipated. The above reward will be paid
to any peifon who delivers me the above
delcsibed villain in The, town Of ColcEef-
ter, or 7Binp DoA'ars, if tecured id any
jail in Maryland or Virginia
All matters of yedels and Others are for.
bid to harbor or carry of fdd fellow at
their peril.
JOHN Fl. MANLEY.
Colchefer, Nav 81. eo4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-26
1uenty Dollars Rg1eard.

Z Wentv DollQ7,s Ileggard.
RAN AWAY from the iuoicriber, on
tie 1T May, PATTY, q likely Negro
wench, about twenty years OF age: ihe
has been brought up in the houte, isa
good feanayels, & very capable: among
! variety OF clothes, ihe has a purple fuiE
,petticoar, fine blue cloth jacket, cord
ed dinity jacket and coat, plain nalin
gown, a handiope worked muffin do. a
pam do. both well made, white camel
hair fhawls with netting, fine white cot
ton hockings, ieyeral pair, and pair OF
white fix do. q handfome black hat, neat
floes and other cloathing. She went of,
with a Negro fellow the property ofMr..
Philip Fitzhugh: he is about II years Of
age, s. Ieer high, well fet, iaclined 10
be corpulent, tawney complexion, lively
countenance, and PEAKS diiinaly, though
quick he is an excellent joiner. He
took with him pail of new brown caai.
mere pantaloons, a round upper jacket of
the fame cloth, green broad cloth coat,
with blue velvet collar, handlome
fwanfdown waiacoat, with mettle buttons
a new black hat, new fhoes, fine white
cotton Aockings, green pantaloons, and
other eloa,hlng. The above reward will
be paid TO any perfon who flall lodge
them in any Jail, either in Maryland or
Virginia, and ample compensation made
for any other trouble or expence.
SARAH THORNTON,
MAY 7. GO near Alexandra.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-26
Thirty Dollars Re1yoyd

., J-3 Va oCi1VerY 10 fha
commanding officer of any military pos
in the United States, DESERTFR5 f pu.'
the Marine corps, TO wit: 'N
JeDc Whitman,
who abfconded on the 18th inf from ),
Marine Barracks at Warrington, tsE; ;ss
with him fmall bay mare, about :
hands high, with blaze face, bob -, ~
and hog named. Whitman is haud6m ,''
fair complexioned young man, sbour ~
years Of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fter and
French horn player. Having been lsnr
BY the officers to bank with checks, he i
fall OF moneys and has carried but few
clothes with him his drets was white nan
keen pantaloons and round white ar;oeB
cotton jacket, vea unknown. He is {,
laxative, bosiiing fellow, with much
Ignorance andgreat pride.
The above reward WILDE given for e.
curing, and re4ionab.e charges paid for Dc.
lve-ias hin at Head Qaar,eg., Wahiag.
ton City.
n. B. He vas Aage driver between
Albany and Schenectady, aud his parents
live below Schenectady.
E. S. LANE, 1t. Marines.
June IS. eo5tt
John Gardner Laid
Ha. An.rJ sscej0ed far .J4k at bis Knu.
bogls, Price frret Wbqy,
Rudia Sheetings,
RuMa and Ravens Duck Fl D'le~
And India Cotton P'''H
German Linens and one trunk fewing
Silks and Ribbons,
4 few pair handfome Locking Glafcs
in gilt and mahogany frames,
Two bales of Paper Haugings,
A great variety OF mems, womcm and
childrens' hoes, coarfe and fine,
Hyion,
Souchong
Tea table fetts of China in boxes,
Cotton, wool and playing CARDS,
Holland ana country GIN OF the bet
quslitySin pipes,
". India, and NJ
England Rum, minds and Bis
Molales & Sugars
Coffee in bags,
Spinning Cotton,
Batter in hrkins,
Beef and Pork in bis. and half bis,
Spermaccti and tallcw Candles,
White and brownSoap,
Chocolate of the bef and common fort
Cheefe of extraordinary fine qualitys
Shad, Herr;ngs and dried Cod Fin,
quantity ofred Soal Leather,
Frelh Rains and Figs in caiks,
Lemons in boxes,
Pepper, Alfpicc, Nutmegs, Almonds
and fmall quantity of freih Hops "c'
A5@,
About 80 tens of Lignumvlte'
May 10. -
4 - Ia
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-26
10 be Rented,

The Houfe in which ] now
live, Of which have leafe for pp@ s.a
of three years from this time the 1 n,u1.
tionis eligible and the Houit eonn''p,''''
For terms apply to ,-,orotIS
Fairfax. f}reet, lune 10. -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-26
IN bnalszance Of a Deed ct

III bu,yapnce Of a Decd Of
T'se jr.ss Jsls95 caxv fotbs Ja9leri6-
en, isy The pur3gfss tls,eia mentioned,
quN b fit Il PabAe slat7ion, Al tie
csase Haze u .4isaaudria, az Moaag1y
sbs 1870 day # ..574ae nsst, f6eng t6s
f,5q d4y Of t5e meeting tie court et
e14lsxauarla con9.y, attbe barr Of eie-
gen o'slock IN rbe forenogu, al The la,4
Jo65b CARTS r,gbt, tfls and siafrre8 II
andtssse Jallsqyiieg real tr9psrt1, ei9.
10000 acres OF Landin Ran
dolph eounsy, being the faid cary nloiety ola
tract containing 100000 acres, patented ~ ms
own name. his tract lays on eacn iiae OF Sheat
River AID contiguous to the main road i t
from MAO ,rciicisi to Randolph cault luie.
4a5 acres of Land in Iiafriion
e6unIy fituate. on the watersef Cheat RIVER be
INC th- sa;d Cary moiety Of a tract containing
go acres. paten cd in thc name Of Patrick Aa1e
raw and funded ON f-t,lenent righf.s
49, acres Of Land "a the lat
men.ioasi county, being laid Cary 'snlsiety Of 2
rract containing 965 facies, patented aiio n the
name Of Pa5Fick Murray, and toundeo on let :,
leaent right. This tract lays on the eait llde OF
Tygers Valley River, and binds thereon about
one half mile below the mouth Of Lead.ng Creek.
900 acres of land in Lincoln
.coanty, Gate of Kentucky, iltuate on the waters
ofStraigh: Creek, being the iaid Cary 5 rnoietyi
Of traet containing 5000 acres.
10000 acres of land IN Ken
haway county, fitua,e onsGauley River, being
/. the fad Cary's lnoiety Of tract containing
1000 acres, patented IN the name OF hom y
Williams
A brick hoafe with a lot IN
the Town of Alexandra, dtuate on Vol itreet,
now occupied by the .iaii Cary, iablect to an an
!, slcunbrancc which viii be MADE kaowa at IN
time of iac.
Ferns ee fale will,be one third payable in Tx
ncnshs, zone third in twelve months, ana the re-
naming one third in eighseen months. BONDS
with approved iscurity will pc required OF 'h-
pufchaiess.
SacA OF the erclitorsof Jo'eph Carey as may
be difpofssi to attend the iaeeare notitled thai
thsir ref pecIivc Claims viii be admitted IN pay
nient for faid lands, proyiaed aueh CLAIMS are
lodged with us and approved 6 At leait a2osdays
before tie day of tae.
John FOSTER, .Trnaree
GEO. DENEALEs
Nav 2S. IlWf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-26
So BSCRlPIlONo FOX
The 1u,nb5ke Rood fO@ ASF5a'

dyi0 to Little R10fr,. /,
in Loudoun county, will be feosis y Ios,
William Ifartihorre for himfslf and t 'o.3
Thomss Rickets, in Alexanarid-,r5al,'ai.1 I
Lacy and Burr Powell in Loudol q . ~ !:
Hunter and William Riddle in BeiSl ',y,, !,
Thomas Hammond and Matthew " Nm I n.
in Ieasrfon Bulhrod Taylor ,aa ana 4 Or,
Dayidlon in Frederick Samuel e, ol oo1oal.
and William Stienberger n one, =. cam
This being budnes in which CHI u s ia,
munity may be greatly benshls 60 hands AZ
have y underssk en- to publilh ~ifho out s sts
falting the other comn'iaionef: 5. as r ID ne
all at diaance. The law o = by the
and l doubt not will be lhs .srlo y ap-
other commillioners, to any pI aiJ1e,,to
plying. The law require, l 5.:, D,,'; lie
be paid at the time OF ilp l5!.,s on esca
remaining fun Of Ninety poIia''' as csI4
hare, is to be paid in d,y Is:a.gor,, tobs
fol l;, BY the preddent and D"'e'''''
cholsn BY the ttockholde r s..,.cuoRNE.
April 20. .....--.=.--:s,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-26
F. O r S A 1 E,
THE SLooP
D I A N A.,

g. THE sLooP
SS d / A N A,
is ~ OF Alexandra, carrying fix
hundred barrels OF flour,
will make an excellent coaAer, now lying
AZ the iubicribers' wharf-For terms apply
to Capt. S. Allen, or
JOHN and THO. VOWEL.
who have for falc or rent TO good
tenant, a HOUSE with frame Store ad-
Joining, fituate on Plince near the corner
of Waihington-Areet.
Tune "a. e03ll
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-26
EoY Pirate Sale.

The whole Of my property ilfuated on
Princels lfrect, III The Town Of Alexan-
dria, conGaing OF 4 good dwelling houies
with luficient lots attached TO cech.-
They will be fold together or fsparate as
may fais peTlons inclined to parchaie.
For terms apply n the prenslles TO
HENRY MsCUE.
Iune II. d5teo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-26

jar bis 9Wte, and .Jss' Def dts.
WaJlou,
We the fublcrlbers, com
niaioners in and by the faid decree com
milioned and named, f1an procesd to ex-
pole TO pubic iale by auction for ready
money, all that tract or parcel land lying
in the county of Fairfax, about two or three
miles from Alexandria, between the turn
pike and Colcheeer roads, ard touching
on both Of thoie roads, With Cameron and
South Runs flowing through il, contain
Ing between FIVE and fix hundred acres,
m 7rtgagcd by Joiah Walton TO William
Whilorofr, dece.ltd, which lnortgage ishl
ed among the papers in the iaid tuir. Tie
above land will be foid either in parcels
or altogether as may be found mott frita-
Bile on tie day of fale fa;is!atfory ex-
hibrion Of tie title will be ready for The
INFECTION of all concerned By the day of
fale, and thoie diigofl to purchale, are
referred Tor mere particular Information 70
the proceedings and decree in the laid init
10 Mr.. Jodsh Nation, in The town Of a
lexaniria, or 10 either Of tie fubfcribe-s.
VIM. HARISH0RNE,
NICHOLAS lITZHUGH,
VIM. PAYNE.
p. s.. TIE lele IF Ike a5ove laad, aa-
z,eytged fer F,Taay Ike IStb y JJfane, 70rs
uaaVoidabb pgd3Ws4 70 Saturday TIE 1919
dy d JuJ uest, ~ account Of tad fasa-
s55lr g The xoa. affenaanes. ef tzvo ot tie
commDFoaers. Aplat Of br a6oUe lam,
according to aRaal /asvsv, nay he jTen, al
-ouy timt atibe CeGe,-llgljeM AserQaaria.
Tune 10. eodf
Just PUBLISHED,
And for Sale, by Cotton ard Stewart,
Booksellers, Royal itreet,
Price SO ce0ts,
A new Introduction to Reading,
A Collection Of EAT Leegons,
arranged on an approved plan, calculated
10 acquire with cafe huency OF !peech,
and to facilitate the improvement youth
-dehgned as an introduction to the SPEAK
er, Engli(h Reader, Columbian Orator,
&c. &c.
Country merchants fupp!isaawi,h
fchool books, writing paper, paper hang
ings, ard every other article in their llne,
on the mott raaaonable terms.
May "A.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-26
LAND FOR SALE.

On Saturday The Iotb day IF Jay ne:st,
qvil he Jold, oufbe 3remJlss, BY 4irtae
and IL ta,yaaaee 81 q decree Of tie eoun-
y e9arl o Fairfax, madt BY eoajeat q
parties at .5fnJ Carr, IL tbe-ysar 1901,
ma Jaa 6rgagbt on The lba1csry yGde sf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-27
NEW YORK, October 23.

A gentleman of this city, has put into
cor lands letter from Cape Francois,
Gated the 18th Sept. II mentions, that
70 part of the cargo Of a vefel juff arrived
from New York, would clear the expences;
lumber would not fetch the hrR colt.
seiiels were continually arriving from
every par, of America, Of which great
number leave the place and proceed to
ports to the leeward. Lumber has be-
come prohibited, on account of the great
quantity arrived there; as alto dry goods
u foreign bottoms in few days.
Another letter, dated the z5th Sept.
,ton respectable mercantile houfe 10
APE Francois, 1ates, that the Cape was
sh,uroed by new rebellion of negroes !;
sna all kinds OF buGneis at itand, except
oul,ding houfes, which was going on We
: orlikly. Flour was from 10 to II
,lOi,ars, beef II, pork 20 to IL; hogs
.ala COS. butter 20 TO 2ss. All kinds
aEy goods prohibited. Coffee, molal-
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TRANSACTIONS,
From late Freneb papers, reee1ved at the
eae< Of the PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
HAVRE DE GRACE. Aug. ~

HAVRE DE GRACE, Aug. II.
Since the arre,e of July II, trade is or
furer and more regular footing. The
duties eitabliihed on coioniel commodities
in foreign veilcls, and from any other place
than our colonies, has rut an end 10 the
great number of foreigners who filled up
Our flores and drew out our cath. Trade
is become more national, and veflels are
70 be cleared out for our colonies, that
will fupply the wants OF our consumption,
and will enable US !oon to lupply, as for
merly, the north and iouth OF Europe,
with an immcnfe overplos.
The coniequence OF the new regulators
has been an increate in tire price OF colonial
commodities, particularly OF fugars and
coHee this iocreale would have been
quicker, had il not been fopt by reilrainr,
and the icarcity Of cath. Brown fuear that
fell to about ten dollars, has beer RATED
this month to more than swelve; and it
is thought il will be higher. 1t is certair
that the afa 6 months, but little q,an-
tlty OF iugar can be TENT from ST. Domt-
90. ard the duties of two crowns and,
half per cwt. on brown fugar, and 5 doll
and 40 cents on hyperion quality, is
heavy, thatis is next to impoflbie that
lhould be cheaper. Between S and 9ot
hhds. were fold Taft mouth. ).
Coffee lells very fat, and the price has
been RATED from 20 70 "a cents.
Mach tobacco was likewiie fold from
IS dollars and half to II.
Pepper is fold very fat at II and so
cents per 10.
Amer, POT afh is bought at ! dolls IS css
Dsntziek, Go. I rs
Hia.s, Buenos Ayres, 10 10
They are cow in demand here.
lndigo no fooner arrives than it is en-
groded at high price.
No Call for cotton it will be in de-
mand when wanted for conf1mption, ,has
is to fay, in a month or fix weeks.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-27
}DuM!r Sale.

The Sale of the two BR1cx-
HOUSES on King ttrcet, two Warehoalcs
oppoiite D. Dayey's, two two hory Dwell
hng Houies near Major Reile,' 5, anu E.
veral valuable LOIS on Wilmington, be-
tween King and Prince areers, a,e pof-
poped uasu Moniay the 9Th of Novem-
Der, vixen tsy will politiveiy be fold.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLERs
October IT
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PHILADELPHIA, October as.
Arrived, hip Nancy, Moore, London

illLf1DGIIili ~ koltooCl Z J.
Arrived, lhip Nancy, Moore. London
derry.
Cleared, Briggs Sophia, Lori Jamaica
Succefs, M'Farlin, Martinique; Nabby,
M'Lcllan, Gaadaloupe; Rsjah, Green,
Salem; Schooners Linnet, Neal, St. Eu-
Aasia; Ocean, Woodman, Guadalupe ;
Nancy, Lophell, Bolton; Shops iiarmc-
ny, Eilwood, Alexandra Ri!and, Hand
do. Patience, Montgomery, New York !;
Sally, Paul, Toriola.
Lin Of pe1els Af1 at Oporto, Sett NIB.
Ship Fair American, Simonton, Phi
ladelphia briggs Robert, Duncan, Bal
timore; Nautilus, Bay, Bottom; Ante
lope, Cla::s, New York.
Sept. lift. in lat. SO, 40, long. IS,
10, fpoke the fhip Venus, of New York,
bound TO Lifbsn, out IS days,
October nth, fpoke the brig Atlantic,
Of Brifol, from Trinidad, bound to Boz.
ton, out 20 days.
Capt. Barry, of the Mohawk, lett the
following veaels at ST. Thomas :-fehr's
Ginnet, Winfon, of CHARLTON; Fox,
and loop Hero, Of New York; brig
Eliza, of New York, bound to Havan-
ma; ichooners Mehiiable, Of Middleton ;
Thetis, and briggs Fame, and Mentor,
of Philadelphia. Spoke OF Porto Rico,
brig Lark, Pittman, from ST. Croix,
for Rhode Iland. Same day, U. S. Fri-
gate Bottom, from Bottom, tor the City
of Wilmington.
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BALTIMORE, October =.

Arrived yeterday, the pilot boat John,
M'Myer. She; paaed in The bay the lh'ps
General Green, Miller from Liverpool !;
and Harmony, Rutyer, from the Havana !;
fthr. Edward, Swain, from GuadalouPe ;
and two briggs off New Point Comfort,
names unknown.
Arrived, brig John s. Jofeph, shockef,
Io3 day, from Amtterdam September 3
inrlat. 80, long. II, fpoke brig Nancy &
Kitty Buihmao, s. days from Barcelona,
bound &c Philadelphia, (hort ofplovifons,
otherwife all well. LAT. 81, long. 49,,
fpoke fnow EIorasio, Reed, OF Philadelphia,
from New. York.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-27
alsranOria aoDerti5fr.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II.

The United States frigate Bottom, capt.
M'Meil, arrived here la& evening from
the Mediterranean, and this morning fail
ed for Warrington.
Extyaa ef letter trom a gentleman IN
Gae,s/sy to bis jread in Psferf5argb,
Tr.
/" From the time we left Cape Henry,
until we reached the Englifh channel,
there was no. FIVE days fair wind, con-
fequen,ly had tedious pai1age of s. days.
We were driven a long away out OF our
courfe 20 the foutl.ward by fevere gale.
Some days afterwards, we faw wreck
that had been brig rugged, her matt gone
little above the deck on the remains OF
the fore-m mat was fn,sll fail rugged as
fore fail, aud piece of canvas attached
to the aump of the main maa--the sai-
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FREDERICKSBURG, October. zs

FREDERICKSBURG, October. IS
Arrived here, on "wednesday lat,
fchooner Atlantic, captain Hill, in II
days from Martinique, and II from ST..
Croix.
Captain Fl. informs that the French
took poaeflion of Martinique on the 18th
oflsh month that the'government imine-
diately laid heavy dusy on all Ameri-
can imports, and II per cent. on aid ex-
ports, which had given great dllcontent
to the inhabitants that in coniequence OF
the low fate of the turds il was daily ex-
pe6ted thar additional duties would be
laid.
Captain H. left at Martinique upwards
of 20 fail Of American veaels.
Mr.. Achilles Crutch6eld, Of this place
paAenger in the Atlantic, died at fea on
the 10th inf Ia young gentleman much
cit>emed by his acquaintance.
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arts which they have praaiced, would DO
incredible, had we not the mott irreGiti-
Die evidence. Chriaians have been No7v
Of bea,7 to belteve; but the time is come
when their eyes will be opened, and they
will trenble at the pit which yawned 10
receive them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-27

fel full Of water-~Onr mate and fome of
the hands went to her in boat, but in
attempting to board her TO leeward, they
found 70 diiagreeable feuch, they delft
ed, and returned on board. Her name
was the federal George of Duxbury."
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A l. NJ A N A c S
tor the Year 1903.
r. & 7. C r AY

Have Jue received mpply of ALMA Z
NAeo' sor the Year 1903; and have on
hand, large ahor;ment OF Writing Paper.
Bonner Boards, School and Family Bibles
Teaanents, Spelling Books, Inkpowder,
PLAYING Cards, sc. &c.
October I. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-27

fes, rum and tafia and dying woods tex-
cept gayac) are permitted for expectation !;
the duty on coffee is Is francs sc CEN
times, equal 10 3o7 cents of dollar per
quintal. Coffee was in demand, and We
ry fcarce, from 20 to zzs.
In a Lifbon paper of the 10th Sept. re-
at this office by the Eliza, it is mentioned
that frigate belonging TO The Emperor Of
Morocco arrived at Lifbon on the 9th
of September from Larache, in II days
paige.
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ARRIVED,
Schr. Harmony, Crabtfee, Porto Rico
Schl. Rachel, Stevens, Tortola
CLEARED,
Schr. a Z, Lutler, Bo2ors
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EXTRACTS

Fyom " Py;rciplss Of Nnfurr," pabAy8ed
BY Eiihu Palmer, prefdrut oflbe he
itical Society in Ne7v York-Mo e..
DAagreeable as the talk is, | proceed to
give farther extracts from work publlh.
cd, with his name, by the CHEF OF a de-
m2eratie and dsjfieai club.
/" What was The conduit of th.s perfon,
called Jeins Chri,t /! Was it Ike the con-
duet OF a deity, or Ike that of an ignorant
uniformed man? Was it The conduit OF
divine wifioiD, OF that Of imhecllity and
diGruaiul apprehension? II this man, Jje-
Gus Chria, bad really entered into coal-
ton with the Creator of the world, for
the accomplishment of important purpofcs
relative to the hspp.oefs OF the human
race" &c. +" Are we not bound TO fup-
poie that plan OF operation formed In che
cabinet of eternal wiIom, mutt have an
fwered all the purpoles which that wiSiem
was calculated TO produce? lnitead OF
this, how wretched!y are we diiappoint-
ed Vice is not deitroyed, and the irars
OF future damnation are encreafed. Three
infaite gois have labored in vain, and
their united efforts have not been able TO
refcue mankind from endfets tormenls.
p. 46. Al 48.
6 Lei Adam, therefore, and his partner
Eve together with the Devil ard his fnakes
attend to their own concerns, and if they
have fallen into difficulties by their own
folIies and vices, let them extricate them
ieIves as we'll as they are able. -P. s..
81
=" BE mua believe in Book which
contains. Systematically contldered, nei-
thar truth nor morality, neither purity OF
fenrim.nt nor principle; neither prop'ieiy
OF arrangement, nor progFeiiion OF human
improvement; erroneous in AL lis primary
eftabiithments and vmdittive inaIfits con,
ieauences--uaiuit 10 its origin and male
VIOLENT in all It's fubfequent movements;
incorrect in It's relations, and impure IN
;rs intentions; dearntfive TO fcience, an
infult to morality and eilentlally injurl-
ous TO human felicity. This shsn is
Chritiaa faith "p. 66.
Such is tie abufe, and much more, as
hall be feen hereafter, which the preach
err to a fociety fyling thern(eives re-
8u5heaus, pours upon the Bible which
chrihians ettee;n as she word OF lite. and
from which they derive all their coniola
lion ia this world. aud for the world TO
come. The TaDours of inhdels abroad
and Of late years. ia this coactfy and the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-27
13ubIle 5aA.>

VIII 5e }6!d, on Thv}day the 1871
day Of Novem5ey next, if fir, y'1ot
The nest faj, dey, with The Probrrzr
adus,tyed BY The Executors If cal. Job~
Fitsge,ala,
The HOUSES and LOT az
prefrnt occupied by the Subicribrr, ying upons
he wel tide OF ST. Aiaph ifreet, adjoining the
pi, &C OF Grou mentioned by them, fronting
upon Wolfe and ST. AfaPh Grccts, ani 70 part
Of the tln,e halt acre. I he Lot runs 40 feet on
S.. At ph G.ect, and II feet 5 inches back, iub-
Ct to an annual ground rent of so dollars
A (. eeabe TO the. Executors plan, a Piece OF
Ground adjoining it TO the fouthward, "a fcer
on ST. AlAph itreet, 70 IL feet Alley, and 1zz
feet inches back, will be fold. The two with.
the nuisdings have erected will make an el;gi.
bic ti,uation for private family. Tte.erms Of
Sale (Which will he diftloied ON ,he day. will!
DC cay both az TO price and payments.
CLEON MOORE.
t(Cf. II. cots
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