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Occoquav. goth Oct. 1901.

Beng Gated onby James Deneahe
of Danlncs. 10 TIE tate OF Vagina to view a
,hreih,hg M 4chine OF Ills seventeen and executed
by hi,nieif, Tor which h. is abeu; to Obtain 4
patcu,, waited on hin, 'nt wen with prrjn.
dice aes,rA all III ,rfhpg mschirr, herc'efnrc IA.
yer,e,i, having nevt, ieen or hsui Ct Que 'hat
,niwe.,d good puspoGt. and hardly thonpht y,
hkrlv that this fh1ui! bc mach tHperior toihc's
which had .rrceded it tut consrrrg 20 f5y ex
o-esaiion * did irs vo'k perfectly leaving n'r 4
grain If whea; IN tie heats. npr even ANY Oh It
an &c gran, it made no dif:rcace ~hefhst the
Wheat. n re .t.sw) was rnt IN tac utath'''e IL
i aiais M or IN Ia. lied fisre, !. delivered tie
Draw we',s'.,d did not arpea, q ri ait to manage
nJs 10 COM hts'e! as'ta be ,a'd to Keep N &c,
pair; II shrc.hed, wine food by, nine 'cz.n
n.ves OF what, (!u,n as two d"zen N c muaon
g.afns would have N ,ds hc!h IN Gxteen mi
nate. 10 tia, ; have no doubt IL viii th'elb TIT.
teen to c;,hieea bpiheis an hr,I with two hot!cs
10 dtaw il, and two hand, 10 ATTEND Il with Tu n
eff. 10 the nas and heIfes with he aiaiaanee Oh
co,nr,oa Datch tar placed under the mAthihe,
whi,h would be turned with and by the machine,
the wheat nigh, be rendered nearly ht tor mar
ket, ,honly TIC expence Ut two hands and two
horits working a, e,!ore az the rate aboveG,en
oaed of fifteen soicis hteen buthel, an hour, clear
from all dir, or d,th Of airy kind. And as mot
N1illers would End il TO their in,eref to give sd
TO 81 per boihei more for wheat get ont IN This
WY than that got Out IN the ridiculous mode Of
tresding with horfcs on the dirt; can with
confidence, and on the principle otdoing TO othen
"a fl1ouId WITH Others 10 do TO mr. recousmead
This m,chiae to ali collderzble farmers a wer
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14WVS Jeys u
h * md S'ofnnar, ) arr, Ma. Frf.'.
The 1me,scan C'tazsn'S GHate,
Beng a co.ee,.o, at e,aH mlo talk o.a.e rapcfe
-CosIAfH!EG-
Tie Declaration Of l.~sp; Scsrce,
Aft.ci >. Contc l:on, and perpetual Union,
Cmiiiuiina o, the Uni e. S,alea,
Al the the tteai,rs which sic IN fierce which
the Uaited STATES l. We ever made,
Mct. hant's ard S:smsn's acts,
Dl;ies on goods ust-s a"1 merchandise,
The Genius as ,sk.n in 1 500 81. sc. price one
one dollar houni aud Uttered,
Pskinea's Medica! hdnon,t,ons % families
respecting the treatment OF ack, and p'eie'va
ton OF health pr!ce dots. hound and iefts'ed
Her,,.'s Digit i the laws OF the United s'a'e'.
two vol. oct price i1llais,
Fonurc!'s ptur,l,:Y @: SoriAs, price II ceot'
Ady,ce TO Mo,ne,s en- The IN j.tt OF Their own
h.alth, ard on the means u plom''i & the
health, Ar.aE a, an beauty OF thai: efip'!"g,
hy William ba> ban,
svatr' P-yii,g ,ony vols
Rival Otava With numetou, sryravings, boar
Gait ard rl.san;!y ssis, p.iSe ~ collars
November II.
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R. s. I. G. R A Y.
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Kaye juF reserved and 10r Jalt at Mer
h * and Ssoinoar, ) srr, Ma. Frts'.
7bs american I;t2zPn'S unit.
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INV ,he;r mott ferrous sttec,ioa and adoption.
Seeing the farre,s gensneraIly in this fate
do notges TOT their wheat within Oh. to Is. per
bpfhsl Of what the portt,cIn farmers Ret al MAT
ke,. attribute the eauir to the difference IN
management only. ,rr
Dee. 10.
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Sah,e..oers to this valuable work
VIII .i.at,. ." iend r nen Book, "'d 'not'
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HENRY X. MAY,

Has jor Sale.
. Pipss London Particular Mad,iIa
Vine. ss... $780,
Pipes Lon lon Market, do. do.
Eu,n Cape, CO. d.
Halt Pip-s. AIoqa-, 90.
Pipes Cosmac BRANDY, -.
puncheons Jamaica Rum, .
, ), 1 IslA:, cesosvcio.
4s B'ls. No. snd : Cargo Beef,
90 Bol.. Pune Pork.
& Chefs hylon, lrEAS.
. Chiefs frnpera,
? E!et.o Decking Guns al very reduces
price 10 cl.k iac.
AND,
Five Shares Of Al xandria bank ftock.
Irlember 10. I'm.
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For Sale.

TINE Dwelling Huu!e ana Store on Prince
l Street at psrient cecuried By Mr. William
Bsr.Iem,n. 1t IS unnscegasy alnoa to RAE
that few asads ar. more elisi5ly i,aate for bu-
iinefs.
BANK STOCK Of the Alexandria or Poo
mack Bank, or Alexandra Marine lnlsra"cs
Stock, wal be taken in payment, or liberal
credis given.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-02
Dur,r1ss, 3 I'll OF. 1894.

We, the unugrwillten, inhabitants
&C the town OF Dum:res rnd itsv c,o,ty, rsH'"s
l,.,-n.y attended experiments mace WISH
NJ k.re ;,:ven;:! bg Ms. James pco'3'c. :; &c
Cas &C Mll.. n.a' tn place. tu' III pup
OF ,b,ehrs our whc,t, have no hehs't'on i"
giving m,r ur,red ,-a m nv iofugpor' OF the Vie
fu;n,f which Wi! :.ult to he community from
,h,s ex ellen inventoo. As A. Dsnea!r Is
ahou, TO syp'y To- ste proper 'utha,''y for IA
tent when ne CONF uc,ur will b: e.reta!y I, =
fafed. we .isem It u;ne> eG4ry to adj more Oh n
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-02

George Bowling having eloped from
the lh.p IRIS. Jona Conway mater, after my
being fecurisy for his months advance ! foie
warn all ma Aers Of vsfIels from fhirping him cot
of the porr OF Alexandra, wlthOur 'afor""s
GARRETT HEDEN.
Dec. ~, seo3
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THE SUBSCRIBER,

rEING s1po;n;cd bv the isi' will "'d 'sHa-
Dnsn, OF Eo',n s. Scott, ash;s K. "ior. ser
by CATS an p-rfons having CLAIMS *.a.nh tne
cAats 0! the fah. jshn 5. Scott, 10 exh,n'' them
!.,c.No to hua III the ro~n Of b!adenson'gA
,or to James $. Scott, ,nthc 1:'w' ct A'exar"
,,r:a, m or ht,or. The IL day nI march re>',
,,te:wife they may Or eicluesd ton, any diy''end
1t Ca; eil.se,. & al! pe,ous INDEBTED 10 the ea'e
otthe f.;d ,,hn S. Scon,.re al'rd On 10 make ray
uco, ~ Iam.s ). Scott, with wh,m ae iubse siber
h.s iod,- the accou";s - collection.
RICHARD CRAMPHIN, Ex'r.
Nv - Iaof
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EUJSNS'
Ino. Niacrac, David Bowie,
lanes Read, Bernard Ca'laser,
Hector Alexander, William Smllh,
Ino. Chiffon. William Farrow,
George Smith, Jo'eph Gilbert,
Alex. Henderion, Thomas Chapman,
Luke Cannon, A. Sowden.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-16

Now.when good r,:n &c that things run as it
were OF thensclyes 20 ruin, when they fee league
of all the fools, and all the knaves to hattcn IDS
propenEty, is orange that they feel their force
oyerpowered and fall inro defpair :. l. it Arange
that they expect fovery foolilh errors as they fee
admitted Into the creed of che. delpdea many,
will be tran6ent and fubdued by time, if not by
rcafo1l Is il ttsange it they intake mott grofs,
ly of all when theY compute. the mslignity and
mitchell of the. lcheJnes OK the Jacobins Il ope
is great comforter, We are told, and let US
add, great deceiyer too.s People will not yo.
lpnteer-it,o believe that the reign Of acobinifln
will extinguilh the life and the hope TOO of the
public liberty. Their reading. their found re-,
f.efion, their oblsryations of French examples
might teach them that liberty can die bur once |;
but demagosqe tyrsRny can die in Danton and
revive in Robelpierre with more deadly matg-
nifty than,ever. Il teens as if the seld doaIins
carbohydrates could lie applied with truth to
popular deipotifns. The body OF the tyranny Is
vulnerable and-not very Fong lived, but the fword
Of iattics ar che dagger Of an. aGaaln only DIE
lodges the wicked fplfit from convention TO- a
directory, from an oligarchy to a monarchy.
By etforts, by the fucceIs of fuppofed remedies,
the progr-is of the evil is haaened from, bad TO
voIic, from misigated to an;upcontrolable def
potifm. After MOB tyranny, there: will be eye
~ othsrsfoTs Of tyranny, but1aevei a return TO
liberty. :,
3 Let good men, then, awaken. from she lleeP
ofsopium. from dangerous yifons, fuch as The
tenpter whi(pered at the.ear of Eve, before he
dearoyed mans 6rR happy Fate. Let them awake
and learn that if poli,icaIaiety is yet TO be had,
1t mutt be fecured by theis efforts. Their plea
llag hopes. are plsutible cheats and their darling
ind0Ience is traitor. Let every federal man
fnglc OUT his man among the honef but deceived
OF she democrats, and endeayor BY putting print.
ed truth before his eyes, that every one ihaIl if
po1ible fave one beGdc hilnlelf The twentieth
part of what it is Pofibe for she federalis to do
would if accomplished delaysif not prevent our
ruin.
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ON THE DREAD or THUNDER.
From an Eastern Paper.

.st ..- e -
Beasts discover consciousness of dan
ger at the approach of thunder tempest
they leave their food and their looks and
postures betray symptoms of fear and a.
mazemenr. But birds, sheltered from the
fatal bolts by their feathers, are fearless.
While the thunder roars and. the dark and
heavy cloud is moving on towards them,
they ale often seen IN playful frolicsome
mood. Both. are guided by: an unerrids
instinct. Beasts are Sometimes struck
dead by lightning they are in reaI.dauger;
and have, therefore, cause to fear. But
lightning, which has power TO rive the
strongest oaks and even the hardest rocks,
seldom, if ever, passes between the tea
theirs, and pierces the bodies OF birds.*
The latter, as if conscious Of their. safety,
and, at the same time, exhilirated by the
change of air, that begins to be purified
and sweetened by explosions from the ga
thering clouds, discover marks Of glee i;
and they have indeed real cause for their
expressive marks of JOY.
Man, exalted by reason, and still more
by religion, skoald in this, as in all other
| respects, acta higher part than the beasts
of the field and the fowls of the air. A
| thunder tempest presents one OF the SUBJ
limist scenes in nature; and its, sublimlty
| is blended with, a degree of, awfulness pro:
portiopate to which thoughtless, and much
more frolicsome levity, during such a
scene, though becoming birds, would be
Highly unbecomipg men and women. %
{ the other hand, they should not discover
the stupid amaZemen., nor the frantic
flight Of beasts.
| Thunder and lightning are necessary a.
gents In the grand operations of nature !;
| they. are 6 ministers of good" to mankind
/ and the general tendency ito save life ra-
ther than to destroyit. By killing noxious
yapors and clarifying and sWeetening the
air, they render.it Wholesome. and prevent
the spread of pes,ileuee and other mortal
diseases. For. one person, destroyed by
! hgh,ning, thousands and hundreds of thou
! sands, would be destroyed%by poIsons and
mortal contagious in the atmosphere, if
this powerful instrument TO cleanse. it ware
! never used.
The fear arising from thunder-storms
should therefore be in a manner, lost in
| gratitude for che general good, which they
occasion; and parents instead of setting
before their children, on such occasions,
an example Of CONSERVATION and wild af-
fright, which would tend to render them
miserable through life, should endeayor
/ to fortify their minds by arguments drawn
from reason, philosophy and religion.
| Its the practice of fome people always 70
rife from their bed, when thunder tempeas hap.
pen during the night feafon; whereas bed, fill
ed with feathers, is the isf.a Gtuation that ca
be found, So
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HARK !! the cannon's distant 'Ihunders
Now no more with tertor fraught,
As DER the tranquil scene it echoes,
Wakes the mind to grateful thought
View its curling smoke ascending,
Fearful glooms no more to spreads.
Orient splenderous widely beamihg,,
Varied hues around it shed.
II ear the gladstone peal resounding,
Waited by the morning gale,
Thousand hearts with Joy vibratlpg,.
= Join the festive sound 10 hail,
jnthe purple East rejoicing,
Proudly walks the king. of day,
AS erst he cheer'd the dawn of freedom.
With bright suspicious ray.
Let sleepro more with empty visions
Chea. the time that pleasure claims,
Fancy boasts no higher rapture,
!. Thought no puser transport frames.
Awake andslet each warm emotlon
That the festive scene inspires,
Sway the heart with boundless powers
. Rousing deep its. latent fires.
And when in slow procession movinga
|. Crowds attend yon hallow'd fame,
Let the loudly pealmg organ
'Wake devotiou's sober reign.
To HIM, who when the storm of battle.
Burst with fury DER cur land,
To shield Columbia's fayor'd peoples
O'er them stretched his saving hand
And who from wars terrific chaos
+ Babe mighty nation rise;
To HIM be sung harmonious Paans,
While echo watts them to the skies
This day we hail the seventeenth lus,re,
Since the noble fabric rose,
lin whose strength Columbia prospers,.
In whose shade sac finds repose.
Fronftran salanticregions driven,
Terrified by wars alarms,
Peace array'd in snowy mantle,
Here displays her sacred charms
Z.
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. MINOR TIE ATR ). =.
a(Sbrang. Gqrden,J

x ,opYant95s CAIae1t,l
Mr.. Msginnis, begs leave to inform,
The ladies ard gcntleaer of, Aic1sndria and.
its vicinity, thar. having engaged with Mr.
Hughes from the Theatres Bottom, Provi.
deacc, Cbatl:Ror and Savannah, will on to-
raorh:w evening, p.efcns,a
DRAMATIC OHIO,
Oh,
;, Azure tEor-the 'Sbleeu.
couGRing of the following pieces:
LIE evenings amuiemcas viii commence With &
Connie
( DeUertatgo1s UPON La1O,
Daniel vcrfus Dihclout-Mr. Hughes.
Collins celebrated Ode on the pah-,
ons.-Mr. Magsnns.
The Comic. Song OF the
|. CARMoN CRow-lMY. Hughes.
Dick the Apprentices foliliquy on
playing-Mr. Maglanss,
Bucks have at yes- aA-Mr. Hughes.
Four and twenty FiddlersM!lr-.
Maginnls.
Dilfertation upon Hobbles-Mr.
Hughes,
I A favorite Song on the Death OF
Wilmington aglnm's.
Garick's Country Boy Mr.. Hughes.
DibdinsS ailor's Ioufnal-Maginnls,
The whole to concludt with humorous piece
in one a6t, called
Doctor Laf's Examination before the.
I College Of Physicians.
Doors to be opened at Z O'clock, per-
formapee to commence at eight.
I July Io:
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Ionic Daap aubsfttser.
TUESDAY, JyLr 10.

FINN Newport, that on Satur-
Ns' az :. arrived at sAas place a French
|sgb'I 'ns .soonsr. Soon after her arrival
Fdislsst s ssrJsa cusson-houss officer.
d: va u. U.S. giysn to the iaterrogasories
%: 'a ssesr being unsatisfactory, her pa
flhs ons sam,ndsd. From which It ap-
RS ss - n had no regular com mission but
||,fso ,, - for cruizing from the French
|Sl' au :, Nsy.York. She was 2immedl-
'o1 s' ua. ! sea and soon afterwards
't y, I'M Mauy persons were OF opinion
siI'su. ,.r 70 have been detained.
Ih' 'u' FPalladium.
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,.,,,r was received in town on Thurs
= e ssSo Cadis, dated the 4sh Of May,
~ . a that -four was only IS dollars,
ns sa.,r dulI at that price. There were
y Re Bay $4,000 barrels. Grain and
s 49, aoursd ia from all quarters. as soon
\ ~ !. British blockadlng squadron iefs
|h,l Place. Us =: P92gt'ass
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80 -. = - - :.
pARIsIANS .AsMIONs.

Diamonds and pearls are 10 great re-.
quest: they have again risen to the price
which they fetched before the REVOLUTION.
\. love. OF simplicity has now usnrped az
Paris, the place Of that universal fondness
for magnifcence and ostentatious expence
which lately prevailed in that metropolis.
This taste for simplicity however is not
likely to gain adnitance into the French
court. Napoleon rather strives TO pro
mote luxury, and considers the love Of,
ostenta,ion as the means Of encouraging
the manufactures of Nrance. This opinion
was pointedy expressed by his conduct to-
wards a lady who was presented to the
empress. She appeared in velvet deess.
without embroidery. The emperor re-
raarkedit, anddirecred Segur. the master
of the ceremonies, to tell her thar her.
dress was not sufficiently rich. This COM
mission was not the most agreeable to Sc
CUR but as he conceived hint from. him
would cause.less embarrassment TO the la.
dy than a reproof from the emperor, he
stepped up to herr and paid her a conapli-
mens on the elegant simplicity Other dress
She replied it was true she was simply
dressed, but she hoped likewise, desepily.
g Certainly" reieined Segur, decen,ly,
but not suitably { deceaent, 1nais. pas con- on,
vs1ablemeat.:)
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III. ~. . - -
ETha. throbs, afyst:onsss. win care NJ
{. thee;
Compose her anxious breast vi's playful {
Press her soft lips, and pra'tis al 81 81,
Ines.
Boy, love. thy mother, Fer, 81: .;sPsas-
tongue
In broken accents, charm her . wandering
- sar,
And. when again upon her bosom hung.
Say, Oh, Mamma! Love, | love yos.
DEAR
Boy, loves.hy mother the reflected rays.
Will beam,n lustre o'ertky fathers days,
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For Sale-for Cath, J. I

I0n. the jscond .t1ep Of A ,g.52 sesf, q:
/ tuslye O'Clock, +.
a N uninproved LOT Of ground. in the town
IN Of c9icisety, adjoining the warehoule bind
ing on the creek: Alto, "a
|WiII5e fold, on the 24M Of Aags9, 70
he. highef bidder;
Two improved LOTS, Gtnated at Welt
I'd The tenn. Of faie are--One third caih-j
aod the balance in one and two years, with bona
and approved fscu'lty. :.
July .. s'vavi,
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Storm AT ToNNINGEN.

HIT place. - :
STORM AT TONNINGEN.
1.v1.n uap.r Of the Josh of My. con.
ao ID: following article:
I.s., from Tonningen of the 9Th inlfants;
,.,sn that on tan day rh.rs was a violenr
|sra 1 asplace. Atsio'clock in the after.
MN i BEGAN 10 blow very hard frcm w. s..
kW hhsif paR s. taesalol cane, aad:at 8.
1pclo.t xserd ysasls LAYING at anchor 10 the
\ u,, trOor were drlgeu By tbr wind and1tide
b. ,,,ia.I he other with luch force, that they
k,t III ensangled. 10 this Gsnatioa they dove
By ii: harOOr, and in their coufie carried off
bth.n with them. By which means May vet
6els were b.avly damaged, aud Others funk: AT
bay. bsak, 80 srg: and ftnall vea,ls were die
covered uea Wollstfum, partly 90 tbc fIand,
bai parity aaos. but eDtaagled together. TIE
erst.r part very much damaged, fome with thsir
kr,is. bosprlli,. and ruilers carried away ).
aiis ben Obliged TO Gu, their cables and lofe.
her anchors.
7 Th: number Of ysaels funk has not yet been.
Eraansd, but believed TO be from 10 60 2.
j N,a Of the above v.IcIs which received da.
fF belonged TO England, Danes, &c. No
AGncans are ipsci6ed.
&seral other yefels got on the frand, near
FOerwick, bu. was reported to have got of
Raooga Which is Captain Gales, Of Charlefon.
Eve selsl' vefs,on the frand at Villeugenplat !;
Rna 90 me coat Of Cooenhageu feveral yeaels
fts Hfandtd, but their names. have not been
Ssnlion.d.
Awitsrof whom Mr.. Jefferson ouce
Expressed very high opinion says, some.
khsrs, that of evidence, the public voice
the poorest, or words to that amount.
Calender, in this instance, advanced a
rula which the history humankind perfect
4 Ja'hfes. The representatives oethirsy
|p 4 OF people voted that there was no
|pOd, Axe there many worshiPper's ofshe
sOplss voice IN this country, who will
PAs' mat vote was suHlcient--thas il was
.'su because popular! We presume
0e istltHasihe voice of France, which
uSMlo outweigh Eve Americas, on the
Ol'a scale which some prescribe t, us.
: americans = ready to agree that there
"a 70 1Sd mo. Then the minority Of
fasscaAssy beg leave. on o,ser occ,.;or.
ncSttopiaSheir ;.himalic;SIy -. ,bs ao;cs
|of the psoDIe wb.n ' tA On Inc voice
|poofihat / Is incorra,, 'uey nave pos''lve
cone when ,b4;r 80. ., ana 'ne Tune VIII
|asaoslsJssaS '' superior wisdom will DC
=
ha Oh, f''Stb' RsPEaroay.
as s,s ssa matter OF sarprize ttas the 5aco.
aa, ~ lf; ss The fossreiga 5psr Of he Y
t.. '' .s1 ~ : good men were g INV ia wax
stny h@. 81. :, ,ne't danger. We confefs thi'
|1haes Ss s,a,a but it is not in the leaf
|Ssa Gu,. E. sai prevail at Taft, and IS tbs
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