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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-16
From the BALANCE.

To the Edif9r5.- At this alarming
criGs, while political doctrines are advanc-
ed ands meafures are attempted, by men
high in Office, which are utterly fubverfive
of the liberty of the prefs, il is neceGsry
to tet the preient conduct Of fome of the
leaders of the democrats with their for
mer projections, and to expofe their hypo
crify to the view OF the public. For this
purpoie, rsquef you to republfh an ex-
tract from pamphlet, containing nun,
Der Of LETTERS, which were directed to Pre-
ddent Adams: and ALTO to publifh my re-
marks upon it. At the fame time, adj
wife you TO be cautious for the late re.
folve of the Virginia aGembly, and the
fpeech of Governor M'Kean, which has
been followed with public avowal, that
truth nseJfis libel, induce me TO believe
that there is fyfematic plan TO muzzle
the federal preHes.
Your moantsrial and agricultural de-
partments are iafe; but in regard to poll
tics, / warn you not TO publiih the qubole
truth. You may yet have cauie bitterly
to remember the old adage, namely "she
truth is not to be fpoken at all times"
Therefore, if there fhould be any fenti-
ment in my remarks, thar will expo(e you
to the laih of the new republican law, !
with you to (upprets it. But TO the point.
In the 6rlt number Of the aforementioned
pamphlet, the writer, after declaring the
(edition law to be unconstitutional, pro.
ceeds and concludes as follows:
/" Get, Sir, bo7veper clear your obi-
f" Mon, bo4veOer decided -your eoa0ieffon
/" may be, on this great eosaifati0nal qaei-
" tion, there is one po1xt IN 1vhfth zoe
mgf all ngrse. 1t IS z truth qVbieb
" eauu0t be deuied, a truth /uPported By
+" fats, as n0torieas as t6ey ere alarming,
{" tbsf The Editm bill is IN the bigbsf de
:" gree dangerous and iaf.peaienf. In
" f5i, part eftbe qvorldanJzfJ rcgArd-
/" ed as an atfak on the Liberty Of The PRES,
/" e has rog/sdtbe attention ettbe (apmr.
/" Irbs igdamed fbafIpira Of Jglpiefoa
" end djJeonfent, qubieb, nstorfanaf<5 far
+" the feotle, has JeTa ALREADY too toesrr-
!" faly exeited, and bias a dirfR and d.
" Uioas tendency to prodafe the Vf,y crime
qobicb in prglO1s to pn1j@. God for
/" bid that I @0ua icy, that -/aeb aOas
" TIE objeR far qvb,rd The Aaqo ov0s m0dr.
/" III entertained an op!a!Sa 10 dj8on0ra-
" bic to ny eouutymen, ia dygracJm te
/" humanity, ny /oal qS0ald6ak qu't6 bor-
!" r0r ard dsjpair. B4t lfennst DEF al /.
/" Tratb, liberty, and eirfae, mgf PRE-.
evaa iu america, and 1 f6srefore, BE-
I" Aeve, that tbr ftrvanfs # The beopls,
/" 4vN nat continue a laqv, merely 6efaa/e
g ii has pe6sd, qpbrn they ksozv, qvb<n
/" they /1f, that The eeOI eObirb it has a.
" rea4y 5yodaeed, Mfaftry 0at7celsbs all
i" ibe g.oa (Which they eapeR<d to e6foiu.
!" HoRTENSIU3.
!" yVgiui;a, ian. 1899
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-16
WAS LEFT

1T e sbop in this toqv0, for The taYys Of
bNviag some r0lp0i,s mnde TO Il,
A FLYER WATCH. Any per
ion deGtribing it, and proving property,
may have it again on application 10 tie
Printer. and paying the expenie of this
advertisement.
March rs. dat
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-16

Fifty Barrels t A r,
Juf &C ived and for Sale by
VIM. HAIR TSHORNE.
March I6. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-16

Departed this life, on the r4'h infant,
at the feat Of John Gibfop, Ei1q. near
Countries, HECTOR ROSS, Eiq. up
wards OF 70 years of age. He was ma
tive of Scotland, came TO this country
while youth, and las reGded in Dunn
fries and its neighborhood from that peri
cd he was a man,of middle fze, thin ha-
BIT and delicate contribution; was for ma
ay years before the revolution of America,
a faetor of reloeetable mercantile houfe
in Scotland, which truf he discharged
with fidelity 10 his employers, iatissaetion
10 his cuaomeIs and honor TO himfelt.-
His wit was acute, his memory retentive,
his judgment ftrong, and his friendthip
Gncere. Blef with an uncommon ihare
of good nature and tenderness of heart, he
was check TO the imperious, tie honeit
yeoman's friend, and the poor's idol-in
an extenfve private acquaintance, net one
reyilef--llander ihrinks at his name, and
calumny remain, dumb. In his political
opinions he was Federal Republican-in
his faith orthodox-With virtues 70 be-
nign, his friends are left to lament Ills
lois. and hope mutt trace him 10 Abra
hams bofom.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-16

Communication. ~ more fragrant
contempt of the Chrifian Religion, or a
more pointed infclt TO the American cha
raefer has no; yet appeared, than will be
found in the fubfequent extract from the
Alexandria Expoftor. Ifyou think with
ne you will rePublifh the article entire.
Ibelieve that dSrmg those g times zr6ie6
tired men s ,ouls," talluding to the Ame-
rican Revolution) the Editor of the Ex-
potter was ,xbjielf of his " mott graci
Gus King" and leave il with my Fell
low Citizens 10 {" reward his honef
zeal" as Pafriof and Christian but if
IT is {" Federalilm" to be the friend of
Religion and Order, I am Federal-if it
be Federal to feel the blood warm at the
eon'umacy of a foreigner, who uPholds a
man glorying in his hlalphemy, the Ca
iumniator of the faireh character our coun-
try ever Produced-in fhort, ifit be Fee
deral, declare | venerafe the memory of
cur departed Chief in the fame ratio that
detea his traducer, and rhe enlogitts
oishe aathos OF the Agr ef R<9sen.
A.B.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-16
w. ELAN AGAIN,

Nexf doc, to MsD5s. May and Co.'S, Kxg
Rreet, has n0w landing from The .loot
CQroliue, from Bofoa, f5rJak,
20 tons PLASTER,
A few hhds. N. E. Rum, bags Pimento,
boxes mould Candies, reams writing and
wrapping Paper, chefs Young hyfon Tea
AJ5 on b0nS,
80 bis. Bottom Meis Beef,
A few bis. tanners Oil, 500 baihels LIZ
bon Salt, bales OF India Cotton, condtting
OF Gurrahs and Baftas.
The sloop will fhortly return
to Bofon--zoo bis. will be takea On
Freight, if offered Immediately.
March l6r e03t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-16
Meranblta 2bnsriser.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH IS.

MARRIED lat evening at George
Town, by the Rev. Mr.. Balfh, Mr.. JOIN
SHAKES to Mils SALLY La TREAT, both
of this place.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-16

e. Printing an all Its "a
rlcty executed at this office
usth ucatnel5 and dgpatch.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-07
]. Q. CONNER,
Cyndic Of 4Jh Dihritt.

Baton Rogue, Dec. II, 1907.
Thefe are the meafures, Mr.. PRECEDENT,
tha, have been adopted th;fe re the Or
,iers that have been itIucd, by the Inten-
iant General, to every diHlitt Of the Spa
nth provinces, prohibiting the iobjet,s f
his Catholic Majei}y from having any
commerce, dealing. in,ercouris or com
r,union wi,alioever with the citizens of
tilc United States, excluding Us from their
flores for the dihance OF two hundred and
ieventy miles, treating US like a nation
of pirates or a banditti of robbers, who
they feared to truit in their country and
this Gay, fir, if veA belonging to a
citizen of the United States, engaged in
fair and legal trade, was upon the wa
tiers of the MitliihYpi, within the Spanilh
lines, and in Gate of extreme diitrefs,
the Spania-d who lhould yield her aid and
comfort, would do it at the peril of his
lie.
Bur why do we conane ourGelves to the
Aillniiiepi : A,noiF every part OF the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-07

Baton Konge, Dec. II, 1907.
The foregoing is a tranilation from
se original, directed to me by his Lord
laip Carlos De Grandpree, Col. of the
Royal armies, and governor of Baton
Rouge.
(Signed)
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11

AN AC1
FOR the relief Of Iniolven, Debtors within the
Dartt OF Columbia.
DE il snal7ed BY The Senate and Honk af Re-
- preJsAiatru<s ofibe United State, Of Ams,iea,
ir Cmg,c,, aDsmbltd. Tha, any debtor who now
Is, or may hereafter ne. in setual confinement
In vail, IN the diRnA Of Columbia, at the fnit
OF any creditor, may apply by petition in writ.
ing to any one OF the judges of the circuit court
of the diAriet of Columbia, and offer to deliver
up, for the ufc Of his creditors. all his property,
rcal, perfonsl and mixed. to which he is in any
manner entitled ichedulc wheseof, on oath OF
affirmation, together with lit Of his creditors,
% far 40 he can aicertain then, fhall be annexed
10 and exhibited with his petition and there.
upon the faid judge fhal dired notice of fuch
application to he publilhcd in fome of the pub.
lie nesfpapers. for fuch time as he may think
proper, which notice fhsll likcwilc require the
attendance of the creditors at the court.houfc OF
the county, in which the petitioniag debtor is
confined, and at fuch time as the fad iuRice
may appoint and !, lhsll be the duty Of the
faid Judge, and OF the clerk OF the county, to
attend at the time and place appointed and on
the appearance OF the creditors, either in perton
or by attorney, agreeably to the notification,
or on their neglect to appear, the faid Judge
fhall adminiaer TO the debtor the following oath
" l. A. B. do fwear for folemnly, 6ncerrly and
truly declare and AFFIRM that will deliver up,
convey and transfer, for the ufe of my creditors,
all my property that 1 have any title to or claim
any interea in, whefher in pofetlion, remainder
or reverfoH. and all claims, rghts and credits
that have or am in any manner entitled to
and that have nss at any time given, fold,
convey ed. lelened or difpofed Of for the ole OF
benefit Of my fef. or any other perfon or perfons,
any part Of my money OF other property. claims.
rights or csediU, thereby to defraud my credi.
tors, or any Of them. or to fecure the fame with
view or expectation TO receive any profit, be-
pe6t OF advantage shereby," and the faid judge
fhaM therupoO appoint fsch rerfons, as msjo.
yi,y OF 'he creditors ia value, their agents or st-
tornies then prefent, fhsl recommend, to be .
truaee, for the benefit of the crcditor Of she
FORTHCOMING debtor Or in cafe Of non.a,,end
snce Of the creditors, or Of their sot making
Recommendation, the fsid juhice hall name fuch
perfon a. he fhal think proper. to be truaee
sfsfefaid.
Sec. =. AsS Be n JxrJsr sxe9sd, That
hsfese the iaid usasc hsn proceed to az. he
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11

founded on crres. when they DO not 60 into
aetioo in open hoAilisy to the principles OF re.
ppblican government, and the introduction OF
Che anarchy of deipctifm.
Re/olvsd, as the opinion OF this meeting.
that under free government no confidence can
or ought to be repofed in Pefions notor'ouly y
adverfe to the principles of that government.
whether enemies of long Handing, or apoifaIes
from intcreA or corruption.
Re/alvsd. a, che opinion Of this meeting.
that the Pre[i of the United States, from his
long tricj and uniform love of the independence
and liberty OF his country. is entitled 10 th;
eaeem and attachment OF every freeman.
RoIsived. That every attempt TO imPoie
upon the Chief Masiarate, opinions hottie TO
the ientincn,s Of the maj,rty of the citizens OF
this Stale repeatedly exprcded. is d'ih onea, and
calculated 10 promote objects Gnifer 60 the gov
ernme, " and the people.
Rejelvsd. That the foregoing rcfolotions
be publifhed in the Aorora. and igred by the
Chairman and Secretary of this mcering.
DEVALT BEAVER, Cbaiymzs.
CHARLIE KENNY, Secretary
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11
7aOo Millions of Dollars /!

This FUN voted at the lalf FELTON,
of Congrefs, for the purpofe of "de-
fraying any extraordinary expence
which may be incurred in the inter-
courfe between the United States and
foreign nations" has been the fubiea
of nearly faO0 million, ofHes and ilan-
ders in the federal prints BY many
of them, with brazen effrontery it has
been publilhed to the people, that this
FUN was voted to the Pre6dent, TO be
at his own diipofal, and for which be
7Oas nevsr to account. This falihood.
however, is contraditted on the very
face of the Law itfeIf, which fpecifi.
cally declares, that " "fbe PreEient of
The United Slater, JbM eaujs an account
ffbe expenditure thereof to be laid be.
f0re CongrsG az )son as may be-
Here at once the accountability of the
Prefdent is efabllhed by law.--Bue
they declare this fun to have bee- al
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11
AMERICAN SEAMEN.1

AS the indications OF approaching war IN
Europc may terminate in thar event. we win
GO -all the attention Of the ci'izens Of the Unit
cd States. snd particularly the feamen, 10 fuch
mealurcs as arc osculatcd for their iecurity
sbroad, and which are cuaomary in rime OF var
Should il happen. we hope we fhaIl not wi,nei
as one Of it's confequences, repetition of rhat
indifcriminste fcene Of impreff nent. Of which,
during the latf. our ea.faring citizens were 70
often the vittims.
Bot before going to fca at fuch a pvecarious
time as the preient, il behoycs the feanen TO
provide thrmf.lyes With the psdpor or protec.
iion directed to be iacd az rhs collectors Offices
by the Aa OF Consreis, and to be careful NOT 10
eonhie 10 any othcr, fuch a. thofe iGued by
Notasies PObic, Juaiccs OF The Peace, &c. The
difinttiop nav be found 10 he OF much confc-
quentc; for fhould feamen claim exemption
from imprelTnent by virtue OF a protection Of
che lai,ev unauihoriicd kind. be would proDa.
bly, be told tha, as he had no, followed the laws
OF his own country, IN taking it from The Col
lettor. ne vas entitled to 40 favor, and that he
could not be conGAered as All American. Th,
csoiion !. more praticularl, sddreiTed TO the fea
men the oic'vcs. but its obfervsncc NUT depeod
in great degree ppon me vigilance OF rh- ner-
chants and matters of veHsIs in feeling il Rrietly
attended to by the former.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11
2DAKERS ADDRESS.

H. LIE iociety OF Ouakers, or
Friends, in the State of Pennsylvania,
have Publifhed an addrefs 10 the people
OF the United States in which among
number ofoblervations of religious
nature, they advert to Geveral immoral
practices in the following manner
! The common, but vefy perni-
cious practice of bOr/s-raeing, we con-
fider TO be an evil that embraces many
other views, and is certainly a great
nuiiance in well ordered civil iocie-
ty; it having natural tendency, by
corruPting the mind, gradually to
open the way to many other vicious
habits. We may alto fubjoin the cru
el diverfion eOekfgbting, with other
amulementS of Gmilar nature, that
are repugnant TO every humane and
tender feeling. What pIealure can
reiult TO rational mind, from .ortu-
ring and affli6ting thofe poor animals,
which were intended for the ufe and
comfort of man?
Inc great number OF taTernr
and h1phng-bog/f5, and the difpoftion
to frequent them, have been caufe of
much concern and anxiety ans we
conceive, that to this louIce many of
the predominant evils in our land
may be traced. Some of lhof. places
are evidently nurieries of vice and
licentioulnels and in which it is 10
be feared the human mind is prepared
tor the perpetraion of crimes, ihock-
ing in their nature, and repuqnant
to every feeling of humanity, lerioul-
neiS, and religion WineiS among
other things the direful oathS and
execrations. with the drunkenness
and debAuohery, that 70 greatly re-
Proach many places of pubic and
private relort.
The fubjea of dueAing has alfo
claimed cur very ferrous confdera-
ton it being crime of great mag
nitude, which, with its late frequency,
mutt be viewed by every ferrous and
rehetting mind, and particularly 70 by
thoie who believe in the mild doctrines
OF the Goipel, with much regret and
abhorrence. We with to arreff the
attention of thofe who have 'uch falfe
and deluhve ideas of honor We
with them deliberately TO rehea on
the consequences that may relult to
themfelves, and that mutt refult TO
focisty, by an indulgence of the fero-
cious dlfpoiition that can, that dare,
premeditatedly deprive fellow-being
of life, and plunge him inio an endlels
eternity, in an unprepared fate; the
prefumption being very itrong, that
men who are in fuch difpoiition of
mind as to give way to practice 70
barbarous, in order to.obtain reveng.
OF tellow-creature, are not likely to
be in iituation prepared to meet
their God. And while we are def
rous of ihewing if poflible, that a con-
duct like this is very derogatory to.
the nature and dignity of man, and
highly lubverfve of true honor and
greatness of foul, fulfer us alfo TO
luggelt to the ferrous confederation of
thofe of our fellow-citizeDs, who are
members of Legislative bodies, wheth-
er, fhould this great and growing evil
of duelling continue to prevail, it will
not become fubjed demanding fur
ther Legislative interpoiition.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11

with great pleafare we extract from the Ma.
tionai intclligenccr, the following hlopy
caution ue have no dcub, bui IL w,ll ti6d a
place in every paper. which regaris she in
tercas of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11
LAWS or The UNION.
[PUBLisHEp By AUrHoRIrY.l

SEVENTH CoReREss
Of be
UNITED STATES,
at ber fesna /cD'on,
Begun and held az the Ci,
~ OF Wilmington, in the
Territory of Columbia.
on Monday, the 9th OF
December, 1901.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
Stoughton'5 Bittey,.

81 during the Prefent iickly feaiou T.
OF SIouGHToN's BITTERs, (ims9,t,u9sxa e
L0adoal will be found of great ieryice 80 l''a
yentlye 70 ddeate, Especially where ther. Pc
infectious atmoipher= and pred;lp o6tion - a.
habit TO coniagion. It eminently brace. n. Tue
iirution, and rcnovates the whole (yGem T. soo'
be nied infrad Of fpirits in water, tea o, o,s s
drink. It reitores loft appetite, expels worms u,f
children, and. if regularly ufed during ii. fl "a
feaion, will prevent the agoe and fever. In Mas aa
II only reeds to be tried, to convince every ~,
OF It's great ficacy. '"
Ttefc Bitters may be had, with copious dire,
tons, prepared at the original warehouG. !,
London) in quart bottles at orc fourth of ii. g.,
ner charge for the fame in vials, at R. and 7
GRAl'a book fore, Alexandra, where a bo,t j.
is ccnfanfly kept open Tor trial. G3r Alto =,
4. BUCKS, fredericksburg.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
R. and 7. GRAY,
Have juR received a large fopply of
Writsag Paper g Qush.
Auepf II.
Dublic SALE

On Wsdssiaqy fbs Iztb,ef os7oJer, 1903, JJfaiy,
if nat Tie next fair day, qoiN be l0ld a: pa6lil
sale, 10 tbe bigbesf bidder. at Relpberry Plain,
tbt Gzpellisg of the late StrpbsrsT. Mglon, EY.
SUNDRY SLAVES.
conGaiug of likely and valuable Men, Wo
men and Children, fundry Horfes, Cattle, Mules
and Ancs. The terms of iale will be; for all
fnns over ten dollars nine months credir will be
given upon the Purchafer's giving bond and ap.
proved fccurty for all fums under ten dollars,
in the whole by one purchaier the cath mutt be
paid. Any claim againft the late S. 4. Mafon
previouly hewn 10 aud admitted by the Execu-
tor as juit, will be received in payment for arti-
cles 70 bid for and in the things purchaled a pro
per diicount made from the fun bid TO make the
payment equal TO Cath.
John T. MASON, Executor
offs. t. MASON.
ALL perfons having any claims againa the late
Stephens T. Mafon, EGq. are dcfred to bring
them 10 to the iubicriber living in George
Town, to Major Artnlead Long, living 10
Leeiburg, to AtmRead I. Malon the fon OF the
deceated, reGaing at his late dwelling, or to A
bfaham B. T. Mafon, living in l4oudoun County,
properly and legally authenticated. that mea-
infes may be taken for the adjuament thereof.
The fubfcriber will fell one thouiaad acres OF
land iisuate near Little River in Loudoun Coun
ty, il being the land lately purctafcd by the de-,
ceafcd S. t. Mafon of James Mcrcer's repre-
fentatiyes the land is Of good quality, more
than two thirds oft uncleaFed ana heavily tim.
bered. The terms will be made to fuit purchafers,
and claims againa the deceafed's properly authen-
ticated and admitted TO be ju& will be received in
payment by JOHN T. MASON,
Er. efS. 7. Masou.
Sent. G. co4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
IzUeJUe Dollars RewaYd.


RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber On he 1If
inf. negro man named GEORGE, Calls himfslt
Gorge Dart. He is about SO years OF age, FIVE
feet nine or ten inches high, fender made, very
dark complexion, and Gews his teeth very plain
before, which are very white; he is very fond OF
ipirtous liquors, and plays on the fiddle: had on
blue round about jacket and an Old pair of closa
trowierS. He was in Alexandra on che Elf init
on board of ichooncr bound to The Wet Indies,
chartered BY Mr.. John Dunlop OF George Town,
il he is not gone in the laid fch'r | expect be is
now in that place. All matters of vet'slS, and
Others are cautioned again& harboting or carrying
off the faid fellow at their peril. The above
reward will be given for fecuring him in any jaw
70 thar get him again, or upon delivering MN =,
10 the fublc7bel, with all reaoDable charges pad'
Mary Anne Fenwlck.
George Town, Potomac,
Sept. IT. law 8.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.

By virMs d Decd Of Trgf executed
~ Henry Lee to fbe Jatierbey, fay .fsearag
a a<6t dss fr0sr fad Henry Lee, 10 i'm. Lid
rysH Lee, aer<gfsd, sbe J0lIozOias traits et
Land reil t<
Sold at public Auction,
fer rsedy moucy, 81 f5s times and places here
aflsr msriioa<d, tbai Is 70 Fey:
One Traa containing 1900 acres
called iisllis's Ma'ih, lying in the county OF
Weamorslapa, adjoining the Stafofd eaate, and
bordering On tie Potomac river.
One other Trad containing 500
acscs lying the county of Fairfax, at the mouth
Of Dsfiiculf run, on the welt hde thereof, and
bounded by the Potomac river at'the Gieat Falls.
One other tract containing 1850
acres, together with moie,y of aMlLL, lying
n Frederick county, where the iaid tract IS called
and known by the name Of Buaaloc Mahh.
Thsfc tracts will be fold on tie REFLECTIVE pre-,
suiiss: The Iit on the 18Th of September; the
I'd on the 9th of October, and the Sd on the
9Th Of October next.
The above tracts will be laid OF and toid IN
maller parcels, if the title papers can be obtained
in time TO enabis the fa5fcribcs to have them
divided.
Bslaro5 HaIaigggtoa.
Aueua q dl3.hO
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Fifty Dollars ReW0rd.
Sept. IS.

Strayed or was Stolen from the fub-
fcriber's Wagon, near the Thorough Fair Mill,
r. w. county, on the lath iaf. byigbt ba,
Mare, al hands high, with fmali blaze in her
face, both hind feet white, long hair in Der name
and tail, and fuppofed to be withsfoal, ten years
old LAT fpfing. The above reward will be given
for the mare and thief, if hebe convicted, or five
dollars for the mare.
John M'Clenachan.
Mount Air, Sept. 70. soaw
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Eo1. Sale.
A handfome FARM,

a handfome FARM,
Three miles from Alexandra, partly lying on the
main read. that leads to CoIchctfer, containing
ole huaased and twenty Ave acres, Handsomely
improved, and pl.afau.ly isuatcd; on The pre-
miles are "a neat dwelling houie, kitchen adj
j,inag, dairy, an sxee'len: well Of ws,er, and
barn SO fee. long, scgs her with general eoliec-
tion-ofc choice fruit trees. TIE G;psron as coun.
Try Tea. is well adapted for the rehdence OF any
perfon who may buy it, and will be fold on mode
THoS. RICHARDS.
Sept. (.