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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-12
NEW YORK, TCaobcr :.

Yeaerday arrived hip Maryland, capt. Wick.
ham, in 81 days from London. By her we have
received regular file of the Morning Herald to
the gift Auguf. We are afo indebted to capt.
Wckham, aud a friend in town, for regular
file of the Morning PoG to the 1T of September,
inclufive, ard Lloyd's Lift to the goth of Augu&.
In thefe papers the affairs Of Ireland fill make .
comfortable figure, arrcfs were daily taking place,
and on the 23d of Augua an immente depot Of
Military Stores was dilcovered in Dublin, among
which were, it is faid, $4,000 pixies, $4,000
rounds of muiket ball cartridges, tied up in parcels
OF 20 each, and Aints attached to each parcel,
z46 hand grenades, boxes aud bottles of powder,
and almoa every thing neceaary for an army. A
Hamburger veael bad been ieizcd at Dioghcde,
and The captain and crew made prifoners, in cor.
feqaence of 500 Aand OF arms Of foreign manufac-
tore being difcovered in the neighbouPhood, iup
poicd to have been landed from her. II would
appear that the volunteer corps in Britain were
too numerous, the fcrvices of lome of them had
been rejected, and great diaatsfadion prevailed
in conlrquencs. The communication with The
continent WIS very uncertain, as the French took
every prccaution TO prevent the htuation Of their
country from being known abroad. 1t appears,
however, that their exerrIons continue increafng
in proportion 70 the difficulties they expect to
encounter; number, of lhips of war were build
ing the different ports of France, and every en-.
deavour u6ng to render their marine respectable,
Two bankers had been fent to the Temple for.
giving bills Of exchange on Hamburger and Frank,
fort for oco, coo of livres, defined for the ule
OF Louis XVIII, lublcfibcd by fome royalifs in
France fncc his refufal TO reign his right to ,he
throne of France was known.
In the Mediterranean capt. eGourdoun, COM
maodiug divifon of French frigates, captured on
the 18th Augui, aboutIz leagues from Cape 81.
circ, an Engllh corvette, a brig and two pinks.
Thele four velTcls arrived at Toulon on the 15th
A counter expedition from G.. Britain sgainit
France is ALTO Rfongly talked of. Plots and con.
fpiracies in France again the Firf Conful are alto
mentioned, but fhewn to be without foundation
RuGia and Prufia continue undecided. Spain is
till neutral. Ireland is in fate Of fuppreGed
connection, thar ihews itfelf daily, and is only
prevented by powerful exertion, from breaking
into open and terrible inlurreeton.
MIR. G. w. Ervine, our Conful at London,
was pretentcd to the King on the gift Augua at
the royal ievee, by Mr.. Munro.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-12
PHILADELPHIA, October g.

Arrived ship Prudence, Arundel, London !;
brig Mary, Brown, Dublin; sloop Hiland, Hand,
Norfolk.
lfryived at fbe Ldza,sffo.
Ship Castor, Jamaica brig Franklin, Grenada !;
schooner Thetis, St. Thomas; Amlty, do. sloop
Mary, do.
Cleared, schooner Fly, Norris, Cayenne !; sloof
AIaiira, Cook, Boston; Patty, Newton, Norfolk );
Arrivals out from Philadelphia.
BTig Mary. Webb, at Lurracoa Fayoste.
Ridge, Genoa.
Schooner Eliza and Katy, Gardner, Guadalupe,
originally for Barbadoes.
Schooner Frances Lewis. Evans. from hence,
Tor Jamaica, is sent into Pors Republican, 10y a
french national crnzer.
Brig Polly, Mulies of and for Philadelphia,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-12
Fron, the BALANCE.
THE PETITION OF
LIBERTY, PATRIOTISM AND REPUBLI-
CANISM.

TO the dread Majesty of the Sovereign People,
The petition of the undersigned humbly sheweth;
that we, your petitioners, had greatly signaized
ourselves and were supposed to have acquired i'm
mortal honor, during the revolution in this coun-
try; and that We have ever since demeaned our
selves virtuously, strictly adherng to the great
PRINCIPLES of social order, opposing every species
OftyranBy, on one hand, and all kinds of licenti,
BUSINESS, on the other, and uniformly seeking the
general gNod. When Warren fell, we were stand.
ing by his side, and his dying eyes were affs ttion
atey fixed on US. The gallant Montgomery we
attended to the plains of Abraln, and IN our arms
We Supported the hero, in his last moments
With the great Washington, both in the Mar-
kss, and afterward in the cabinet, we wee do
mestlcated in tents of the immortal Green, and Of
Lincoln, the brave christian soldier, We were per-
ieety at home. Peyson Randolph, Benjamin
Franklin, John Adams, John Jay, Henry Ian
fsns Governor Livingston, Governor Trumbull,
Roger Sherman, and divers others, OF prime note,
were among cur most, familiar associates their
friendship and csressss were sincere, and did US
honor. While mentioning the respeaabilty OF
cur former connections, We are constrained, in
lastice to ourselves, solenny TO avcw the pafity
Of our own motives, and the integrity Of our con-
Oset and that we have never sought private
smocments at the expense of tie public interests
nor have been seen in the train of dark plotting
ambition yet we are stigmalized, at home and
abroad, as cheats and swudlers.
We,your petitioners, peg leave respectfully TO
represent, that, tho galItless and well deserving
ourselves, We are suffering the loss of character
ana The pains ofcruel moekings, from the afro
0ous conduct otthose, We have presumed 10 coun.
'srtc't cur persons and to call themselves by our
names ;--thatshere has been combination of
wicked men, TO disparage US. that the ambitious
ana saikly designing kaye prostituted our names
~ The furtheranee Of their 'nSfanous purposes,
Shae the RIGHTEOUSNESS, and behauched, who
arc aiming TO subyeEr the venerable institu
a0hs, as well of religion. as Of society, pre-
'ena that they have imbibed their principles in
cur school ;-and that, scape-Foat Ike, we sre
'lus made TO bear horrible inTquis;es nor our
SSn.--We are conRra!nrd to declare before your
elesd Majesty that swarms of ignpostors aud cum
n'nS knases begun this imposition, en the other
sue OF the Atlantic, by assuming tie names ard
Wearing the liveries Of your petitioners, for The
west of purposes With unavailing indignation
eld We here the atheists, the blaSphemers and fell
ions OF France, yelling our praises aud declaring
themselves our disciples. With unavai6ne ind,p.
|nation did We behold the blood OF men. women
and innocent children, shed under the pretence OF
Our solemn sanction, and flowing in a thousand
streams. With deep felt horror, Gid We witness
ruelties innunerabe and unuttcra5lr, aGagd in cur
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-12
Lott at the late Fire,

"A fire Bucket painted red and inicfibed Frank
lin Fire Society, Vim. Laid, 1884, Whoever,
will return il 70 the fsblSsber ihall he literally
REGARDED. G. LAID.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-12
aleralbrta Daily ahnsrttser.
WEDNESDAY, OcroBER 70.
HEALTH.oFFRE,

ne rSOmmIltttt Ol 11tdAll ICpOIt ioui
deaths for the "a hours ending this morn
ing,at 10 O'Clock.
They acknowledge, with gratitude, the
receipt of Twenty Dollars from an absent
citizen, and Ten Dollars from Mr.. Josiah
Faxon, for the use of the distressed and
numerous poor ofthis place.
The committee being sensibIy concerned
at the fatal effects which come under their
notice daily, and which are evidently pro-
duccd by the prevailing te1rornow operat-
ing on the minds of a great proportion of
their fellow-citizens, and which has impell-
ed them in many instancessto desertion of
persons afflicted with disease of almost any
species, the conse luences of which con-
duct is shocking to the feelings ofhumanity:
The committee cannot therefore refrain
from thus noticing the unhappy effects of
such procedure; and from earnestly recon-
mending to those who labour under fearful
impressions, and cannot remedy them, Ell
Their to leave the Town or to be more re-
served in the communication of their fears
to others, as measures the most proper to
be pursued at the present distressful peri
od.* At the same time, for the consola-
ton, and confidence, of all those residents
who feelnot SO terribly impressed, the COM
mittce beg leave to solicit their attention
generally, to what cannot be unknown to
several of them individually, oi2. That the
committee, who have visited in almost eve
ry House in Town, where any person has
either been sick, or died, are Hving broofs
(and ought they think to be convincing that
the prevailing disorders not SO contagious,
as it is generally believed to be; this cir
cunlstance of itself, ought they think, to
calm the fears of the timerous, and induce
an attention to those, who either are, or
may be, taken sick, and prove an allevia-
ton of their suferings from all those in
health, whether friends, relatives, orneigh-
bours, to distressed humanity.
This observation is more particularly intend
ed for and recommended to the attention of the
aged, the respectable and observing part of the
community.
ANDREW JAMESON,
Chairman.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-12
TIE SWISS EMyGR1EY.

TIE SWISS ElfIGP1N7.
FAREWELL, farewell, my native land'
A long farewell to life and thee !!
On thy last rock lingering stand,
Thy last rude rock how dear TO me
Once more view thy vallies fair,
But dimIy view. with fearful eye
: Once more breathe thy healthtul ar,
Blu. breathe tin how deepa sigh
Yevales with downys,erdnte spread,
Ye groves That drink TIE sparkling s.resrI's
AS SburSting from the mountains head
Its fcaming waves in silver CLEAN;
ye lakes that catch tie golden beam
That floods with FIRE yon peak OF snows
AS evening vap Yrs blueIy stream
And Silly roll their volumes slow;
Scenes, on this bursting hesr. impressed
Byey'ry thrill ofjoy, ofwoe;
The bliss of chldhood's vacant breast,
OF warmer youths empasson'd glow;
The tearsby 6lial duty shed
Upon the low, the peaceful tomb;
Where sleep, too blest, the reverend dead,
Unconscious of their counsy's doom.
Say can Helyetia's patriot child,
A wretched exile, bear to roam,
Nor sink upon the lonely wild,
Nor die TO leave his native home?
His native home mo home has he--
He scorns in seryile yoke to bow,
He soorns the land 10 longer free,
Aias--he has no country now
Ye STOW clad Alps whose mghty-moup5,
Great NiTURE's adamantine wall,
In vain opposed your awful bound
To check the prone descending Gaul;
VIA, Hunter now with dearing LEAPS
Shall chase the hex DER your rocks,
Who elothe with vines your crsggy sleeps,
Who guard from wolves your rambling foci
w nIlc ICW TIC lICC DOTH SOILS OF toll
Lie sunk amid the slaughtered brave,
To freedom true, the stubborn soil
Shall pine, and starve the puny slave, Z
Spoilers, who pons'd your raw ming bands z.
To gorge on Latium's fertile plains,
And hi'd your gold rapAcious hands
From regal domes and sculpsur'd fanes,
What seek ye here Our niggards earth,
Nor gold, nor sculptur'd trophies owns;
Our wealth was peace, and guileless rnirth,
Cor trophies are our tyrant's bones!
Burst not my, heart, as dirnly swell
MoRAT's proud glofies on my view :;
Heroic scenes, a long taiewel,
j fly from madness and from you
Thou vanquish'd land once proud and free,
Where first this areting breath drew;
This heart must ever beat for thee,
In absence near--in .bisery true
DIrD-on Monday evening last Mr.. "a,
Ressler, tsllow chandler, an old and respee}a
inhabitaut of this town.
- Same day MRS. EgG tSa5ina S4yos
relltt of Mr.. Michael Swoope, late Merchant
this place.
Yesterday Mrs. D4vid,or, wife Of Ca
James Davidson.
|. MIS-. canabeA c0nsort of Capt. Jan
Campbell.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-12
II NeD Cafecbism far ,5e Ladis,.

Q. For what end did you Come into she
world
A. To get a husband.
@. What is the way to get a husband
a. To dress, daEce, chat, play, and go TO all
public places, eselpt to tbaye6.
@. What is~the duty Ola husband?
A. 10 please a wife.
@ What is the duty of a wife
A. To please herself, if she can.
O.. What are the other duties of fire lady
A. To be deaf to the veice Of duns--to the
entreaties of the poor dumb TO hu.band's
chidings, and blind 10 country cousins.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-12
ExtraR efa lite, from cot<abagsn, dated J3ly
IL 12n1. tn a n>ntLe,nnn III Ealetz

u, 1903, to gentleman in Salem.
I" The English are detested in this place oy
all classes of people. A few days ago, an Ame-
rican supercargo of ship entered one of the bat
teries. They immediately took him to the guard
house (supposing him TO be an Englishman) and
were preparing to put him in irons, but on being
convinced of his being an American, they i'm
mediately SET him at Liberty, asking pardon for
treating him in that manner, saying they spppos-
ed hin to be an Englishman."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-12

u LcG,
THE frane Wsreheuic on King frtet. two
doors above Pitt Strret, now occupied by AM
broic Vaae. PonsiIion will be given on the z7et,
of This month-apply, in the ahlsncc of the
lablcribss, to COL Dennis Ramfcy.
r. i. TAYLOR.
AueuR re. eo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11

In yeRerday 5 Coarier lome curlory OBJ.
iervations were made on The letter o!
DocToa BAKER 10 Thomas PAINE,
with apromite 70 our readers TO canvas
hat letter a little further. We now pro
coed TO the execution of that prcnle !;
md if we know our hearts, with as hncefe
dsfpofition,- and as determined refolu
tion as a man can enteJtain, 70 adhere to
aria impartialiiy and jUitce, to CIV
prafe where praite is due, with candour,
@ point CUT the errors inSo which he
Decor has fallen, and 80 cenfure freely
without fafssing ouslelYes TO FIT dd4vu
azebt in m0Ac<.
On The face of this letter it fhould feem
that the doctor means TO go the RICH, road
bu, is led aeray by that will o~rhe
wifp, party zeal; that he wifhes 10 be {
coed workman, but unfortunately MI
tHzes his tools thar, to ufe the words
Of Major O'FLAEERTy in the play, Re
intends to fight, but does not know which
fide heis 10 be on. That heis a real fedora
republican, lin op,nicn, and in heart re
liglous man and chriifian, while he ad-
vocates, defends, and makes common cauie
with the enemies, of both; ttathe abhots
that ipirit Of diforg anization, revolutions,
infdelity and atheiim which the N niers
ofFrance, with he aid Of THOMAS PAINE,
have evoked from hell for The roin OF the
earth, while he ranges on that fide in this
country, to which the msi.contents, ttai-
tors and fictitious fugitives of the world
have hocked, and by which they have
been received as brethren, offspring OF the
fame glorious cauie-the caufe OF iniur,
reetion and rebellion. In word tia
the Doctor is good man, and, at bottom
attached TO the contribution OF his country
while he flakes hands with pure demo-
crats-with men who have little leis
than proclaimed their dillike of thar COR
fitution, and defended thofe who has
jqr4ae1 the Influence they pcfefs, 5rear tbel
fafr RE for which il was bei1owed il moi
TO dearoy that contribution, at leaf ma
terially TO alter il, for the puFpofe of ma
king that power permanent IN themfelves; |
with ,hofe who endeavoured TO crufh il
in the lhell, and 70 kill il when it was
chicken, and yet can now condcfcend to |
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11

From The Utica Paf'fsf.
OPPRESSED HUMANITY Tia afnug
birth.j
/" sbaNnot txgiitives ;yfrom difrss dad az
eGlum, Sc"
so N G..
T TuNg-A to5lsy there qvas ard be Ifs'e6
ina fall"
I'M full blooded democrat lately come over,
And now my dear homes I'm living in clover,
A halter and gibbet,I I've left do You Fee,
For a mug little place, in country that's free,
Derry down, down down derry down.
My arrival was honor'd with pointed attention,
BY many great N4bobs whole nasaes lilnot men
ton.
They cordially took your PAT by the hand.
And fwore he mould live on the fat of the land,
Derry down &c,
I heard their palavre, and foon fmclt the rat,
Said my dear gents, I'm rank democrat
A foe to all government order and law,
And as formy confidence, It's not worth ftraw,
Derry down, &c.
Tom Pane's age ofreafon they bro't for the Bi-
bic.
And gave me the book which your Priea's call
libel,
A very good book in domocraey's lore,
And proves to a title, the Bibe's bore.
Derry down, &c
So fwore big oath, to prove true to my trult'
For which Ibelieve hall one day be CURT
To write librls and lies is my fole occupation,
Damn the friends of good order, and 10 lave the
Derry down, &c.
yonr democrats here, are indeed wondrous civil,
Alien law and iuch fluff they have Blown to the
devil;
Az rich as a nabob, though not worth groat,
4 eonvia can give fol demo his vote.
Derry down, &c.
Five thoufand year-'ts excellent wages,
For curling country, and dsnning Its lages;
Indeed NV dear homes, Whit dem, Gratis reign,
We'll 6iI cur pockets, lays Paddy DUANE.
Derry down, sc
Once WASHINGTON Ev'd It's well he's nc
more,
His name was a terror to demos ofyore,
But blalted his fame--we now meri'y iing'
f4uzza tor cur Sage, for our new Peacock
king
NEw-JERsEY.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11
FOR RENT,

(pg1:lFon nay Be bad immediately
The fubfcribers' brick Ware
ho0fe and dwelling Houfe, flsuated on
Prince Strrer, with orwishout the adJoin-
ing WAREHOUSES.
Further Description is unnscehary
Thofe who are inclined, can view the pre-
mifss and know the terms.
Tune 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11

To the PoaT Folio, q literary
Paper 9ublJhsd in Phsladelph,a'
are received BY the Editor Of hls
Pa6er. The terms are Five Dol
lars per aanssns, 9aya61s IN az
Uance.
ar The Public are rssPef5fa'-
" INFORMED that, IN consequence
of the subscribers declining 6us,-
ness, the PATENT MEDICINES, NJ
thsyto sold BY HIM, zuSH IN future,
BY appointment Of the proprietor.
Be kept for sale BY Mr.. ames
Kennedy, fen. at his store on K'ng
street, and at no other place :"
.Alexandrsa.
SAM. BISHOP.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11

FOR Hire,
A very valuable HOUSE SERVANT,
who can be highly recommended for in
duery, Kill and fohriety. For further
information apply TO the Printer.
May go. co
CAN gsUen for elsan Linen end
Cotton Rags.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-30

&, Such IS our nicrolcopic fidelity 70
<, TIC duties Of oar cation Ba We are
g @ ofcrn in inc right, thac we mutt be
iometlrnes in yie wrong"
Ifir YVES proper thae th> conmnea-
ton fAould be refunded, aDd ihis might
be the cafe, it ougn5 TO have been dc
duaed from tae penGoa granted, This
woQld be ! more decent way Of refining
relief Ii Is termed rgfyfng, bcc2ale per
fons intimately acquainted with the quei-
ton aver, that, III many initanceS, the
commentaries already received is much
more valuable than any penfion which
can be expected To propoie getting
back The Communication, and then pay
in9 iomcthing leis valuable IS worle 5han
rstuGno penGon. When this bill had
zone without oPpoGuon, through the
houle OF Representatives., fome remarks
@ i were publilhed in the Aurora, ofthr
2Qyh of January, 1925, from the vain
nope that it would be fent back by
che isnate, With the ialueary amendment
Of triking ouc the iecond fiction, or,
thar the PRECEDENT at leaf, as being him
fclf an old iolt!itr, would refuie his iub-
fcription.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-30

a,.cr, for tz3@. Ths ..s.gisj ere e.
l:gw GHf al.,5sgf.c 3hr c2ti1iI q !
,,9yaiar @atsernt Of e1agr.l.saa. eceHo- =,
ay oqa i Is 5stisvc7 f5ut fszy .2iA
Pa)als!,
8EuoRE cougre{s ra;l1 ae~ ar
m $ -hey !houid DC fire q, nakiny
h3n>rsblc provilion Tor rae pyeiant
g2cr of snvahds, On the 2tH 1EE> bru-
arr. s7q5, q law pail supplementary 10
oas darcd ,he 2S5h OF February, i7ge,
eculatjng thc payment of penGons
lpvalids The 6rn fiction direEts lhat
rl,a Pc7Goa (hall be conpuced 70 cora
men from the tlne lhat the in aid
il obedience 70 che former at, .hali
complete MS rellimony before the dlr-
tri~t ludge or comoilione.s as therein
f2ecihe,', No claim for antecedcae ar
rcats Can be admitted. The lccond
feGion fhouid be go, by heart by every
P-rion VINO intends hereafter GO d.rhc
thc battles of America. ID runs rhus:
f End be g inrcher enacted, that no
+" conmiIii5ned officer who has receiv-
" cd comnu7ation Of half pay, ihall be
pal4 Fenfion as an invalid, mil k
-" E2aH reAr7I bis c1mmAtn5:oa iaio RE
" frsgiay gf The United States EXCEPT
" where fPecial ptoviCionh has been mace
g IN particular cafes, for allowing pen
Mons = on zoe fefHTH airy q Te5S@fa Ps1-
l0@S q '"s F0'a''Afa!taH.
!, i"iAs5'i'0 ttl@C an 90 ohacer was cHe,-
tied to Peniion of iiXty pounds as half
ps3' ioi elTt'8 IN the army during
N'6't years. iol performing I'VE winter
C4l-' ''ia'S "4S''out NOES and i've in
,1ii''i,e' "l~llooe ihirt' 1T Ling
lll.''il' nc Tan up 70 t'le neck IN q mo-
- ''iilt '"s'ed tor thFee DAYS alter 1.-e
~ ~ a. ., >5tl-iSiofd' Af " hitemar'h,
~ . - - ''ii'''l' /, JZe,l 70 aea'l II hilt
,''l'I->>' ''1iC'e' ttie rays on fne 'un a.
- ~ i*1,'''l''ot'tl' NJ German
l '"b, &c vas ,',ot [h'@l'8E5 enc thoe!-
~, - @''I' .is ion, was l.ePanned
3,:gIa Up "'oecn veg reminds
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.,'..''''9 - ''!> "a o'1 ana ''SfA' Inc Deg
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49, .'o''y - l. 'G'''', :. 'cei1? TO
~ -; -. t'l' ca ~ 81 MS eHfFll9As
60. ~ - rs aY9fai11-.it,
iii, 90 20 '','l''l' - ~''',~ 1'S pay
,,, .. o"',, - 10y P'',.isj ojI TX
50 ~ = - PI'"@Ps z com
-'0'' :, - 'i''''>'' 9, y '"''s5 'oc'
, - - - +.>'0n s"'s money on
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/
Individual membyr, heca,ae the houG..
by Pal3ng the lection above rcciteUi,
@eneroully took the burden frpm his
ih2ulders, and placed il on their own.
"A officer IN the late American army,
Who relides IN PHILADELPHIA, was pre-
lent wlsA tie aulhof xyhen colonel Max
|e4so'd The tory. ie is pleataat, lays
thc p1ovsrh, to die for your country.
lf''e. hut 1t is nos agreeable 20 ftarye
OF beg for any country. Ii IS yet iefs
5attering to be tlighred by perfons Whole
!cullS, but for the bravery ofiuch mea
as colonel Maxwcil> would have been
picked oY rhc crows, and have i1Gc.< at
dis day IN tie 'pikes 81 temple bar.
Bnt al.Hiir lhat the invalid has r1cncv,
or leilS his plantation 70 railc II, and
! coreS 60 philadelphia. He D. Us abe
| price ofhis farm into tile rrcaiury, and
as he IS old and intirn, dies on cl,e road
going homo, His annuity dies with
aim, and his family are reduced to w5nr
/ by the forcical brnevoleace Of this law,
! while nc Unired States pocket three
hundred pounds by Pretendina 70 grant
t 4 pen.lon. I hus government becoious
| S5ne1Iv ;nrealsl al !; to'.e' ~ % :. +
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! Three !,.3,{.-d Do,nd, vii h. 80
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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-30
'b@21"4, lbrIl n, 1909.
TO LEIF

/ y very eligible ftuA;ioa l,- ...e-oc $780,.
c'raa1otioa, WAREHOUSE. Cor. ;o,, . ~,
ana Two large Cellars Immediate p,1s9;,,,,
may DC had. Apply at this oa.s.
R'etmoe@, H5yH27 1903. ljt =,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-30
THE NEW EDITION OF
TIE REVLSED CODE
OF TIE
LAWS OF VIRGINIA,

SAmvzl PLE%sANrs, Jan. aaa EfeNeY FAcs.
Fi'a1esAi. FiygiaG,
Is now ready .or Sale, this Ofice.
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