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POLITICAL. SKETCHES.

wa 4
SPECULATIOMS; on civil govern
neat often prove fallacious from the cir
eumasncc Of then being founded on too
natterirg an opinion of human natags.
Man is regarded as a creature, thar love;
the light of truth and is obedient to the
dictates OF rea(on: every movement of hi
foul (unlels cloaded with ignorancej is il
Guppoled harmony with the focal ami
general interefs every cord Of his heap
vibrates in unifon with the public good.
The people labour under no contamination
but inch as has proceeded from bad forms
of government and from vicious rulers.
g Unhackle them, Jays the ,theorilt, froa
iyitems Of monarchy and hierarchy free
them from the abfurd prejudices with
which they have been loaded by villai.I
nous politicians and priefs, and they will
never fail 10 judge and TO al correctly
Give them but freedom and the means Of
political knowledge, and, with undeyiat-
ing ifcps, would they tread the path Of
wlfaom. The public good would be their
pole Far. Thee divinity would fir with
il them from fate of perfe6fabili
ay,' they would foon mount up TO the
prond pinnacle Of perfection itfelf: all
their deeds would wear the amiable marks
Of juilice and humanity, and their voice
would be unerring like the voice OF God.
Power, derived from them, is drawn from
apufe fource; in their hands it is always
fate; and when exercifed according TO
their dilcretion, it can never prove op-
rreGve.''
90 ,hefe principles, the cloiet yiGonary
weayes his political ipeeulations. How
ever corrupt are individuals, he regards
the 9eaplt, as an aggregate body, in the
light Of beings uncontaminated and pure J;
or if this venerable body be itained with a
lttle advensitious corruption, he conf
IDENTIFY believes. it would eventually be
purged off, if the people were left TO
manage their own concerns in their own
way.
Rulers, from the beginning ofthe world
tothe prelent day, Especially if tsy have
been called by the odious name of kings,
he believes to have been little better than.
incarnate devils while the people he
clothes with the attributes of deiry.-
Hence, from his own diaempered irnagin
ataon, and 10 a totally wrong view of hu
man nature, he fpins out political theo
ries, which are iugea;saly abfurd. The
wife headed people, be thinks. can demoi-
iih, build up, alter and regulate forms and
fyaems of government, with as much ia
ciIify and accuracy as an ingenious me-
chsnic may take in pieces watch, fcour
lis wheels, renewi,s lprings, correct lis
regulator, and put il together again With
out mifplscing ahaglc pin.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-28

s. philadelphia William, Kingdom, of
and for do; Betley, Joy, Of and for Rof-
son Mount Vernon, Boyingson, for do.
Macy, --, Of and iordo. wait
inc for 4 wind.
Polly, Wilfon, Of and for do. do.
DIANA, Noble, Of and for Portland,
May
Thartaay 5sh May, 10 lat. So. long.
10, fpoks ihip Warrington, Of New York
bound 10 Grsenock, OUT IS d@ys.
May I4th, in LAT. as, long. 20, 80,
ipoke brig Doron, captain Crumptoa, of
Hull, FIVE weeks from Cadiz, bound home,
in want Of proviiions.
June 18th, in LAT. IS, long. 81, fpoke
fch'r Henry, captain Sill, OF Hartford,
days from New london bound TO Ja-
nasics, with live flock on deck.
June rs.
Arrived ichoonsr Caroline, cap.. Gard
ner IS days from Guadalupe. Lett
there, lchoopef Nymph, Davis, of Bal.
,inofs; Edward, Newcl, of 60. 70 Gail
nexr day. Three SlRers, freeman,
Of Edenson. Spoke the fohoonel Jane,
captain Jacobs, days from Cape Henry,
bound 10 Antigua onshe 1zd.
ALTO, fchOoner Amanda, I days from n.
York.
Alto, lchooner Virginia, Edward, j
daysfr New York, and loop George,
from Bottom.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-28

prepared fer The E,reefs Each NAT had
been strengthened BY two oak hthss and
IN additionto hroods, they were iaPfort,
ed by Ave careening pendants at the ssain
and fourat the fore matt heads; fet up to
asanany ont-riggers projecting from the
gun deck porss the out riggers f-cured
by gammoning 10 bolts in The Hips bot
tom. This operation has been performed
without either framing the thip, or part
ing q rope yarn; although we have Teen
from conversation with tlcie acquainted
Herewith that owing to the conitFustiop
of The fhip, he heaves down harder than
fhip of the line. The workmen COM
mcnced recopprring on Thurfaay morn.
ing, when her keel was hove out, and her
larboard fde was complicated yefetday
afternoon. The copper is from the fur
mace of Col. Revere, at Canton; il is
the tirG ever manufactures in the u. s..
and will NOT fufer by companion with
the bea fleets imported. lBeR. pap.l
I 4 fitting dii15syxace 5etapsex TIE Fs2s-
ralaua democratic Administrator.
When The Fcderalias werein power,
the nation had received injries by Tea
from France backed by the infuls Of
demanding fifty thonfand dollars as a
Preliminary 10 negotiation. American
were then animated withsa fpirit which
exprefed itielf in The conciie and emerge
tic fentiment, 1diAious fsy DEFENCE =
nor a essf 50r t,i5sts." Nov, when IN
juriesh have been received from Spain by
land, and when, of cour!s we might have
repealed and avenged them, we have not
attempted do ouriclyes juitice, bur have
had recourfe 30 puillanimous negotiation,
proceeded by an offer Of I'uo0 Millions OF
dols to facilitatethe sstoreigninteEcougle.'s
20 that the burden Of the {ong here is,
A1ilIi0usJ far TRIBUTE --not q fsaf Jor de-
fSnfs.'
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CONSTITUTION FRIGATE.

Ga Thur!day LAT, the novel and inter
eising operation of heaving down rhe
Contribution frigate, for the purpole Of
is-cOPprring her, was performed here,
under the direction Of Commodore PEBBLE.
The preparations for this experiment
esioee his judgement, Intelligence and
snterprizs. This Rons ihiP was hove
down, BY 4 purchzls leading from the
main and sorc.mait heads, 20 Colonel
May wharf,, whish had pEsyieuily been
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-28
M. GEAERES

TENDERS his reipetts to The inhabi-
tantS o. Alexandra and its vicinity, and
informs them his DANCING SCHOOL,
Is eliaon'inued during the warm months,
III Ottober, when he will conider him.
ielf under Obligations to them, for con-
!, !lnaanee OF the very liberal patronage he
has already experienced.
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CHARLESTON, June is.

Arrived, iehr. Lyon, Luckett, Alex
andria: Aeriel. Ball, Baltimore.
Cleared, fchs. Favoriie, Drummond,
Norfolk and Baltimore; Kitty, Drum
uond, Norfolk !; floop Eliza, Slocun,
N. York.
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alerarl>rta anDerttser.

Ayvivsd .ysfeyaay,

!
Sch'r Nancy. captain Allen, from Ia
maiea. The Macy failed from thence
the sd inf. and captain "A. informs, that
when he left Jamaica the Inhabitants were
in expectation Of lpssdy declaration Of
war sgainf France thar the impress
ment Of 1eamen had been renewed, With
increaied activity, IN all parts Of The
Stand.
In lat. as, long. 'z8, w. fell in with
the chip Nancy, Andrew Simonton, Of
Portland, our 10 days from ~. Orleans,
bound 70 Liverpool, who informed that
be had left at Orleans, captains Baker
and Thomas Clifford, both bound 10 the
Marches. Capt. 5. further informed capt.
Allen, that the depofit had been opened
\ Al n. Orleans, 10 days previous % his
leaving that port.
From Martinique, as from every osher
quarter, We have tidings importing war.
BY captain John Andrews, who arrived
81 Salem the ziR infant, we learn, that
about the 10th Of May, there arrriyed al
Martinique, from France, a frigate, with
rdoers for putting that iiland ina poIures
OF defence together with FIVE traniports'
having on board 5000 troops, an ample
iapply Of ammani zion and military Hores.
OFF Bashadoss, an Englifh frigate fired y
CUR, and broughs too one Of the French
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-28

ENGLISH MANNER OF MOVING WHEAT.
Mr.. De LsNs Introduced N England ne
m04uing Of Wbeah according 70 he
fallo4uiug method.
THE (cytbe is at leaf hr esl50ryer
in tbe blade than the eOmmoa Jcyt6e,; and
mfsad Of cradle 6ai taV0 fzuigs fsfs,
pr jemlriiyealar qVJs info bsles made in
the handle Of the Jyfbe, nsar The blade,
IN Iaeb manner thai Oae Jfmifircie liz
terjsds the of5er.
By this mefbodo f as0uvisg qObeaf, The
fandixg err rs alavys at tbf ls7 6ana.
The moaoer oBozos il ,a7oayd, 6eayixg The
csru be euts az bit lytbe, Till it eomss to
tbat aObieb is faadug, agAiaf zDbleb Il
gently hraa5. liter every no7vs, fellozcs
a gatbeyer, qv50 being byovided aUiib
book OF -fiek, a1oat ipvo feft foag, ga
lb<ys ap The e0ra, makes il inta a garue', and
lays 1t gently on The GRIND. T6is NM
be dane qva5 Jpisifs as suotbes aszusr
immeagfely J0l7sas.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-29

Isome Ut stsn remains ], A specimen ofthe
|sane salt has been sent to Marietta. This
Imountain is said to be $50 miles long, and
As in width, composed of soEd rack salt,
without any trees, or even shrubs on it,
Salt springs are very numerous beneath the
lsnrface of this mountain, and they flow
| through the fss,ires and cavities ofit.''
Here curiosity became invincible, and
we were much disappointed in not finding
the subsequent paragraph commence some
|what in this manner:
g About halfway between thoss heights
which have been carved into a multi
tude of antique towers and this G salt
mountain there flows vast river of go1-
en- eaqles ready coined, which, az a triaing
expence in cutting canals and constructing
locks, may easily be turned into the treasu-
Try of the United States. The existence of
such river night well be questioned, were
lit not for the testimony Of several respecta-
BE and enterprising travellers, who have
visited it, and have exhibited several ofthe
eagles to the curiosity of captain Lewis,
who is now, by my direction, exploring
those regions. What may be thought
more remarkable is, that upon the margin
Iof this river there has been discovered a
I DRY Docs' which appearsto have sprung
up almost spontaneously, very little la60nr
hoving been required IN tIeprodttction fiji.
In the neighborhood of the dry dock have
been found the remains of a Blo0dy Are-
aa,' which for vast distance round is
thickly strewed with the bones ofthat won
derful animal, the mammoth. Its con-
sjectured, and not without probability, that
the barbarians who formerly inhabited these
regions, instead ofdirecting their energies
to the multiplication of mammoths, were
accustomed to indulge themselves in the
cruel and anti-republican sport Of collecting
together herds of those generous animals
for no other purpose than BE spectators
of the fierce and bloody conflicts, by which
they mangled and destroyed each other,
and by which the species to the regret of
every true philosopher and politician, has
at length become extinct"
(GaS. e. Stotf,.)
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gleranoria DaiIp aDasrtissf
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20.

At Meeting Of a number Of stockhol-
ders of the Little River Turnpike Compa-
pany atthe Court House in Alexandra, on
the twenty sixth day Of November, 1903,
agreeably to notice
WILLIAM F1TzHUGH, Esq. was appoint
ed Chairman.
ResolOed, That James Keith, George
Gilpin, Richard NJ. Scott, George SUM
mers, and Israel Lacey. be supported BY the
Stockholders as proper persons for Direc-
tors of said Company for one year from the
first Monday in December next, and that
the same be published for the Information
Of the Stockholders.
Resoloed, That Alexander Smith, Charles
I. Love, Jacob Hoffman, Francis Peyton,
and Augustine 7. Smith, be appointed a
Committee to receive proxy's from such as
cannot be present, and also attend the e.
lection on behalf of the Stockholders.
VIM. FITZHUGH.
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Has jaa rcsived and is new Up mig 4 his Gore "
K,ne-Strset few doors aboec A5aliis. Bennett
and Watts's. handtome ansytmsf36 Of
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NEW Store,

WHOLESALE and RET Al s4.f
The fubfcrber respectfully isssi ms ~ i'oHles
thai he has opened tscse al Nj. Cunning Y
King areet, orpofse the Wilmington lassf4
where he iutendstc fell, or the !qwet terms, thsy
follozuang Goods,
for the mott part imported BY hlmrif this ~ 5
TTirl and leccnd Brcadcloths, Cal
fmcrrs, coat.ngs, maps Of The lev If dnd no'f a.
hionablc colours, .upelline and ieeend Lane2a1
mems and childrens' hats, fix foeklugs g a.
kinds, lfl, linen Of The very fret fort, caT.bf'c
and cambria mullins gold and f.yer wafG his, q
variety o.velvets and wotlied haGery, ftilsntefs,
razors, sc. SC. TT: Wm. Pf1Ro.
N9Vemher 6
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The Subscriber

having removed his fore from Fairfax-Srrect TO
the lower end of Prince Street TO the hcufe for
merly occupied by Mr.. Thomas Simms, known
by the name Of s'Tbe Old F,ar Sfo,t.'
WHERE He HAS on HAND,
Rhode liiand Cheeie, Irilh Potatoes.
Corn Meal, horie feed, all lorts of Mas, Fru;ts
Queens Ware, and a gencr1i afor1ncnt of Gro.
eeries, where his cufomcrs, and thot- who VIII, TO
favor him with their comp4ands, may be itryed
on the lowclt terms, without "IA,a;ug tbe Car
utr."
Nov. ss, at
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Is. long. s. isll in with tie glacp William,
s,1as;;ugtou, n. G. from asnsscs for New
Cd ~, Al days I; had sprung her nsasts, CART
s s her shrouds, and Was in great distress.
S, csmmings supplied her with provisions,
4 offered to take the capt. and crew out of her
IS, MAS refused.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

Or The Anniversary Meeting Of tie St. AN.
Drew SOCIETY, will be held at Gadiby's Ia
vefn, on Wednesday the goth inf at 10 o'clock,
NJ. Driner on the Table at O'Clock.
BY 0rser 81 The Pysfdrat,
j. TOWERS, see'y.
Nov ID
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Nov. a..
Notice.

N0t1Cc.
The fublcriber, grateful FOR paif ia
yours, begs leave to inform The public and his
frends that he has renewed to Frederick lbursh,
but means to continue part of his bufneis in A
lexandria uoder the care and management of yohn
ceaver, whom he hereby appoints his agent for
the purchAfe and fail; of goods.
Join Gould.
Nov. 20. 3t
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PHILADELPHIA, November ts.

Yesterday arrived sch'r Lyon, captain Smith,
Ann Verenie, which place he left the 27.h ult.
NV WHOM, we learn, that that place being entirely
= the hands OF the Brigands, uaae is once more
Going on under their ditet6oD, and the vessels
s,oS, The United States welt treated.
! Two days before he sailed the town Of Iere-
n;ewas illuminated, and it was said 70 be fer the
Evacuation of Cape Francois by the French
Lett there, briggs lace ard Rose, and schooner
Ed~ard ssd Bdmuad, Of This port, and schooner
Ann, Of Baltimore. The brig Loulfa, had sailed
few days before him for this port. The brig
Henry of Baltimore, sailed f,om Jeremic the z Sd
rlIino.
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UnaS lYnUen,

Has jaa rcsiyed and is new oPnl12 4 his lioFe "
King-Strset few doors above S,aiifs. Bennets
and Waus's, handfome anot,msfsf Of
Fall and Winter Good5,
ConGGins offpperfne broad dotbs aid caa,
msres, coating, foss& cIosb, kerfeg,lfsn half
thioiss, f.iped and tote b!apkefs, irizea hlanes,
toilinert and fwanfdowns, Rtffa lheetjeg, tsYcna
duck, dowlas, cress ard t,cktenhu'gss brown and
white pls,illas, 1riGn linen, 'org ~ and fine
cotton fhinlog, an eegsn, aaottmtts Of can,hsic
mullins, white and coloared fine re IA mull nnll
andf prigg Do fsfhlonsble chnzian9 cslicaes, mr.
ntu5e DO. ladies extra long cotton gloves Frerch
and Bnsih six pick nick, K lace do. s 4 faftip
itripe and fancy bordered cambria thswlS. white
and coloured came's hair do. patent fewing cotton
threads, iaces bobbin, Sc. &c. The above DDS
viii be difpofed Of on the ufaa terms fer c4fil
Nov. II. d
VIM. II. and ENOCH M. LYLES,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
BY the big Franklin, .rcm Phii5delphia and
are now opening at their NEW STORE, or
KINc-STREET, next door to BENNETT and
WArrs's,
Agenerol and zvsN selected Aasortment of
Fall and Winter GOODS,
Which they will fell at the mott reduced prices
for CASH.
Nov +.
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e.acustion of Cape Francois by the French
I'm there, briggs lace ard Rose, and schooner
EJward ssd Edmund, Of this port, and schooner
Ann. Of Baltimore. The brig Louifa, had sailed
few days before him for this port. The brig
Henry of Baltimore, sailed from ]eremic the I'D
rlIilno.
Exiyaa efa kfftr fran Nssv Tark, latsd N00em-
6ef, "a, moan.
Arrived, schooner William, Pratt, Tobago,
a. DAYS. Left there, brig Susan, Hyde, of
Hartford, for Turks Island bng Industry, of
Stopington, tCon. brig Mack of Newburyport;
English brig 8nitnore, Of St. Johns On. b.
schooner Isaac. Wyer, of Newbufyport; sloop
--------, Bcufort, Of New Yo.k Schooner
Betsey, D wn, OF Boston, sailed on the 18th
alt. and same day, brig Alligator. Rice, for
Epytsnouth. IN. HI and brig Washington, for
do. captain Pratt wens on shore in his boat at
Sandy Point, (Sf. Kitts,) where he left the fol-
loving American vessels who were detained by
The sloop Lark, captain Clarke. who sailed with
out acommssIon, and stopped them under preteuce
Of having euemy's property on board. Capf.
Cark zuas iubriioned at 81. Kitis FIR BIS eoaaa7.
Sesr. Paragon, Dodge, of n. York brig Eli
"a, Peaaeton, OF do; ship Jefferson, Wennard.
81 Portsmouth, from Dcmarars, all detained 40
DAYS. Brig Lear, Carrcl, from Baltimore tor
Martinique, detained since the Goth Aug. Nov.
49, lat. 81, long. n, spoke sloop William, of
Edenson. IN. Co. from Jamaica, for New York,
10 distress, having damaged all her sails conside-
rably.
Nov. !. lat. "A, 90, long. s., fpokc brig Jo-
i:ph, Cafe, ? days tom ST. Thomas for WiicAi-
Get. Nov. i9, lat. 81. 80, long. 70, 80, the
brig Jcferfon, Adams, OF Newburyport, from
ST. Lucie, for New York, was run down at IL
o'clock at night, by large French or Spaniih
hip foil of men. She carried away the briggs
bowiprit, MATS, fails and rigging, and tote upher
upper plshs iheer fore and aft. The captain of
the Jefcron iuppofes that the fhip went down, as
he beard them call for afiifance and promite
to keep BY the brig. In the morning fhe was nor
20 be Teen, but comfortable of her rigging was
on the brig's deck, as alfo two of her tops; of
rouffs it is pfefamed Che mua have loft her MATS.
The next day capt. Adams falling in with the
William. requsacd to be taken off the wreck OF
his brig, 70 which capt. Pratt humanely content
eu,Dut fearing tcareitys Oh Watcl, anu TIC oliS
people being much fstigucd, capt. Pratt fent his
own mate and three hands on board tor couple
Of barrels of water. 1t came on to blow hard,
and the boat could notr turn. Both veGels were
obliged to heave too: the brig to windward hav-
ia2 loft her mats, fhe did not drft 70 fat as the
kheoncr. Captain P. hang out light to aliiR
he orig il keeping company, but Intellectually.
shs gale continued, and they loft each osher.--
Captain Pratt and Captain Adams think there is
sol much danger of her being lott; as lhe was on
bpodings, ard quite tight-fhe may alto have
isen taken in tow by fome vedel,''
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Notice.

3y0itCe,
Being about to remove from this
town inso Maryland, near Broad Cfsss,, requeits
all thofe to whom am indebted to. leave tbeir
accounts with r. |. Taylor, Efq. Ter lettlencnt.
end thofe who are Indebted to me will pleafe pav
the amount TO Mr.. Taylor, Whole receipt viii be-
Efficient.
T. HAMILTON.
Nov. IS. d6r
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MOI ICE.

ALL PeFaons are cautioaed aga;nH sh,o-,or,
or trespassing IN .2ny manner on the Lands of
Mrs Rozer. - In future, such az ars aeaael
IL dong IL VII DC Prosecuted. without respect
TO persons.
Nor. as. = e.
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Meanwhile, II = observable that he
rest Of Europe Is arming. The Russian
arnaaments a along Supposed We slNAys
thonghtyery fiaiealously) tob e hesihst
Sweden are intended 10 preserve the
neutrality ofthe North. From ~ the
powers yet left independent, 70 whom
the First Consul has applied for aid, and
70 shut up their ports against England,
he has received 4 direct refusal. his OBJ
vious that Europe viii Be again in arms
against France. That he win compel
them TO take 4 share in the affair wethink
TO be certain. But TO what end, and for
what purpose il is hazardous, indeed
highly presumptious 70 pretend foretel-
ling. GiariesfSn LouyisF.l
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OLD JOB PRAY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ARELIGI 10 N.

Hewho professeth true religion can
meet with eomposnre the greatest mis-.
fortune, and stand undannted ID the
midst Of the most eminent danger-.-if
blest with abeing ofcongenial affections,
how happy! how enviable his lot! his
years ron almost imperceptably awaywith
the kind s6other Of his cares; hand in
hand With mutual pleasure they treadthe
path ollie, and when the unerring dart
Of deathn hurled. the heavenly inIlu-
ence Of religion axertsthe agonizinghor-
rors Of despair, and exeites hope and
confidence IN that being, who looks with
an eye of pity on the sniEerings Of huma-
nifty. But what . dreadful constraint
presents itself to our view, on reversing
this beautiful picture; uncontrolled pas
sionsp rcceeding from unlimited youthful
indulgence, reign with despotic sway !;
seduction and extravaganza mark with 4
stamp Of the darkest huethe character Of
the Ebertine, and tend TO loosen (ifmar-
rie6 the email remains of affection lnrk-
ing about bio heart for his aniable wife
md children; repeated and frequent In
tercourse with vicious companions and
dissipaiion, would annihilate every gene
rous emotion Of his soul, and forever
deprive him Of that affection and N con-
.ingal felicity. This career ofsice, mad
ness, and folly, seldomleaves the wretch.
ed being, uniiIhe ID tkoreuehIy pelluted
thea Oh when the reflections of futu-.
MY, and 'shosgha ofhis abandoned and
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tBost. Geatinei.l

Mr.. Elmendorf, fsderalist, elected
to eongressby ! majority Of the votes Of,
adistrict in ew-York, has commenced
an action against the inspectors of the
election, for making an erroneous return,
bywhich i appeared the democratic can
didate hadthe majority. q.
/. 81 Ant. Dem.
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FAKEN b d be .ub.sribsrIiying

TAKEN up BY the subscriber living
j four miles ftom Martinsburg, on
the road leading 10 the Falling Waters,
On Monday the fst inst. I dark brown
HORSE, iourteen and al half hands
high, past four years old, has star IN
his forehead, his right hind foot white,
and appraised to 6fty-fopr dollars. The
owner Is requested 10 prove properly,
.pay charges, and take him away. 3 :
IS s. FREDERICK sBEDINGER.
August II, 1908.
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ahamsiess He rush with refioubled
force snhis agonized mind. md psrseft,
70 his Imagination, deep, dark and
dreadfniabyss, which (pnless he obtains
forgiveness for his crimes) he must ex..
plore with horrid dread.
Re parents and instructors Of the.
youthful mind, inc,ilcate the PRINCIPLES
Of genuine unprejudiced religion IN The
minds Of ycur children and pupils; train
them up 70 deeds ofyirtue and beneyo-
lencei observe this, and happiness ofthe
most exquisite kind, viii Be yours, YOU
win secure tito your children unsuliied
q the snow Of heaven.