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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-03
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N'TfTdCI OF a letter from James l.. Donald
son, ASq. In General James UiikiRson,
dated, .f0Echc<, October SOfh, 1906.
"mlchael Myers 4: rived mere to day in
- days from St. Lous on his way to New
orleans lie made a communication to me
with permission TO transmit to you, which
might stagger even credulity--Of his in
formation he says ne rs certain and most
hrmiy believes in the intelligence lie com.
municates--.rhis is neither more nor less
than that plan to revolutionze the Yves
tern Country has been formed, matured &
IS ready to explede, that Kentucky, Ohio,
tennessee, Orleans and Indiana are COM
Oined to declare themselves independent
on the 18th November. That proposals
nave been made to some of the most infiu-
entail Characters at st. Louis, by an accre-
Sited agent OF the conspiracy to Join in the
pian- nat this person whose name N.Y.
ers refuses to reveal, is in a most rcspec-
table line OF life, and had the most unoues-
tlondbie vouchers Of his mission IN French
and Enghsh-That he declared if Money
was necessary that it might be comman,
ded to any extent"-Itis pi oDer to add that
the persons thus applied to at St. Louis, al
together refused TO concur in any plan of
the Kind, saying that it should be only SUI
perior force that should dispense with their
OATH OF hdelity TO the United States-This
! may all appear to person as well acquain-
ted as you are with the politics of the Yves
tern Country, as a second ShaniSh Con-
@fHrdcy, and as such be ridicuIed, and such
IS my impression of the wonderful plan
But Myers so firmly believed il that hay.
ing set forth on his journey by land TO the
United Stales.-He was induced by his
fears hastily to return TO arrange his bust
ness at all events and prepare for an ex-
plosiof1-de most solemnly protests the
truth of the communication, and declares
there are only four persons in st. Louis
who are privy to the disclosure made by
the secret agcnt--It is not improbable that
this may be a "Ruse de guerre" a strata
gem set on foot by the patrons of the Yves
tern World, 20 foster and keep alive the
dissentlon, Which excited by the pretended
exposition Oh ancient conspiracicS may be
tanned into fame by spreading an alarm
OF an Immediately and pressing treasona-
| bic comb,nation-This l am APT TO beIieS c
is the case, and in order more fully to sue
fceed they may study and affect mystery,
as better calculated to excite suspiGion,
and that they may have the honor OF a
EneTv isc0Uery--llowe be che matter as
IT may, Communicate it TO you, as 1 re-
celYed Il, aud have only to regret, that YOU
had 1t not, in person from Myers inforina
ton, OF which whatever your iudem ent
might promo nee, the sOlemnity of his AS
sertion and his certainty of the plan (altho'
he was not at liberty To divulge the means)
must ave staggered the mind caaa6Ee oJ
heHeVi1g H."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-03

TWO LARGE BRIcK S7oRES,
Almost new, under one root. and coye,sd with
Tiles,
CITUATE on the south side az the main
- street, and nearly oppo,ite he Marker Hoo b.
one is corner house. These houses ara rem
dered fire proof eek ernaily) by the Additions Of
Iron Shu.ters in the direction that there is dan.
ger (from fre) 70 be spp'ehsnded Possession
may be had on application 10
WM MITCHELL.
Richmond september %, 1907 wlg
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WEDNEspAY. September so.

The gentlemen employed as counsel for
the United States, being this LAY obliged to
attend TO some important business in the
Court of Chancery, the Federal Court adj
journcd until Thursday, without doing any
business
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-03
Charleston (SC Scht. !

Charleston IS c. } Sett. 10.
DIED, on Tuesday last, after a short but
painful illness, MIR. ARGYLE WILLIAM
SON, gunsmith; anarive OF Richmond, Vir-
sinia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-03

and Ref, or enclose unier cover to chem
have the honor tobe with
great respect, sir,
Your Excellency's
most obedient servant,
(Signed) ERICK BOLIVIAN.
Gen. Wilkinson.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-03
CIRCUIT COURT.

LATEST PROCEEDINGS ON THE MOTION
FOR CoMMITMENT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-03
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Copy of letter from General Dayton to
General Wilkinson, written in CIPHER ex-
c:pt those parts printed in HaLics. This
cypher was designed by General Dayton,
and founded on the HieroGlyphics known
10 General Wilkinson and Col Barr,
July gath, 1906.
x a D-OJI+CN"Vl>-= o. n"
e
1t is now well asccrtained that you are
TO be displaced in next session. Jefferson
will affect to yield reluctantly to the pub
lie sentiment but yield he will prepare
yourself therefore iorit: you know the rest
You are not a man to despair or even
despond especially when such prospects of
Ter IN another quarter. are you ready
| Are your numerous associates ready !!
Wealth and Glory, Louisiana and MEXICO
/ II shall hare time to receive u letter from
you 6e/ore I ser out for Ohio,-O II / o.
adircSs one 10 me here and another 10 me
in Cincinnati. reeciUe and freat ,gynephew
qi6echonafeiy as you scOnla receive, your
friend.
DAYTON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-03

b l. Il " X Is d " u 8
For Sale ~ this Ofloe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-03
TO RENT

September , 90. 1907
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-21
!, ! I i've Dollars REGARD.

'.' ~ sometime al the naontls Of 40
q sesa5sr o.: z scem5er last,
! a MIRO Man by the name of S.43E,
~ ). S'so S.is Aircsl in the town of Alcxan-
~. ss : sSs ar. Saith. He was about.3o
S,es s . age, sbou, 1 sfsct 10 or 4 inches
as ~ aefy strait, OF rather ye9lowish or ta-
-ss;,s .ai'esson, suffers a little, has a soft
vSs 49, a''s generally seems humble ana-tirnid
nes,. .possn TO- lie had a wife at Col. Jem.
-nesaa,a. = lac scu0ty of Caroline, and may
In p Al now lurking in tllst neighborhood,
,seus : ss = i1'aore probable he may have
s 4. : 'as, state Of Marylantl.gfhei is taken
nj 49, sssss Of Virginia and brought to ms
.aaT sse'ne above reward; if in the state OF
y b. a and brOugghtto me will give. 11f,1sis-
baldwin M. Lee.
aas Wcstmorslsna
'' July ID s lsol d
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Pubic Sax.

TTT1LL be sold, at pubic sale, for ready
Wv money, on the premises, on Wednes-
day the 18th Of August ns.St, the estate CALI
ed CLIFTON on Panthcr-Skin In Loudoun
county, consisting of 2o5 acres Of land, on
which was formerly erected merchant and
saw mill, distllery, sc. or SO much thereof as
YiEl be sufficient to raise 1908 and the costs
of suit, tosatisfy Joseph Tidbaii.
This sale is made pursuant to decree OF
the county court Of Eoudoun, at which time
and place due attendance will be giyenby
The Commissioners.
July IS. [2l]
THE badneis Of the weather on
Wednesday last, prevented a sale Of
the above properly on that day as adj
vertised. 1t will again be offered for
sale on the 18th of September next,
at the same place and upon the fame
terms as.aboye.
The Commissioners.
August.le. dts
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aMEo <S4ANI5ERSON

svs o. Seles c'ssnsoasyats ss7ms,s
800 ibs. hest Greene Coffee
&c siefees,fncsl Rice
Kegs iresla RaisiEs
~ siesces. green Gopparas
nlpes cogniac Brandy
% hlsSs. 4thproof Jamaica
- barrels N. E.. RUM
IS barrels Whiskey
40 bales Cotton
boxes Cotton and Wool Cords
AZ boxes lin Plates.
ND IN STORE,
=, 20 hhds, south Potomac Tobacco.
Nlas liz q
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JAMES BACON,

JAMES BACON, :
.ssss9iis GROCERY STORE, OIL Klnsg-street, hes IN
addition to his. 5ornler stock, added
A.freth sapplysof Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
WHICH makes his assortment complete.
Re so5so5ae,s for sale, on his usuai l0zu tesns
Mafcovada-sugars, efvarious qua
laies,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gu!ipcwder,
Imperial, TE rs,
Hysop, particularly select
a 5s.ss, IL, .'' fa'1''y.,,,.
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, OF a superior quality
Madeira,
Buselles, !
Sherry,
Lisbon, " ( ~ e % :,
f eneriRc,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Cognac and Bordeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, St.Crpix, ST. N.inccnts,. and New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
! Molasses, Wine, and Cider sVinegas,
Stonghton's Bltters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, seassia, pimento,
I cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
sisgsr, basketsa for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dipt and,
sper1nscess candles, refined salt-petre, hotant
indigo, alum, coPperas,- lnadder, brimne,st o
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
giish and country made gunPgwder, segarss
aid srneaking tobacco, very best chewing to-
oacco.
|. Hamilton and Leiper's snuff, Hunter pipes
Ia boxes.
London mustard, warranted of a superior
|auality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
|ede1niiohu's, sc. sc. with generally every ar
ticle in his line--the whole of which havebcer
selcctel with care, and will be disposed OF Oh
the very lowest terms
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District Of Columbia.

M OTICE is hereby gtue,1 70 all 7rlsdns Il
LIZ mag Concern, That the Consul General
of Portugal to the United States Of America,
has authorized the subscribers to legalize all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
bound from the ports Of thss district to anyrin
Iortugal CT Madeira.
Those masters Of vessels who may omit
having their bills of hcalth thus certified, will
be5IiahIe to undergo quarantine.
Its requisite that any article shipped for
account of a Portuguese :ubject. should be.
declared, and sworn TO-, as Portuguese propefa
ty and the bills Of lading IegaIlzed as above.
Lewis Deblois.
Esay IS. d
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FRIDAY, AuGusT 81, 1907.

80 Complete setsof SALMA-
.cUNDI as far as published, 81 a.
ny number to complete broken
sets, maybe had ct
r. GRAY, y
bookseller, King Street
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A Miller Wanted.

az To Man who understands the
Milling Business, and can produce good re-
Communications for industry, sobriety, &c. he
beral wages will be given BY applying to
q. M. MILLER
June 40 d.
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lust Received and for. Sale,

4, lust Received and for. Sale,
By the Subscribers,
A choice cargo of MAHOGANY,
From the Bay of Honduras, of different
lengths and Sizes, which they will sell by the
log or larger quantity.
They hare aLlo for Sale, /.
Sugar in hogsheads
London particular Madeira Wine,
Catalonia ditto. by the quarter cask
Virginia Rum, OF excellent quality
Molasses by the hogshead
Liverpool Slowed Salt
And LOCKWOOD.
Nathaniel IYatties q Co.
January a6 2aw
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NO " !LAN.fssI.s

NO ~ IL AN i y / tSS'ssss
ssy .sn 5oard the I'm and sehsoaes..
az7,;ssss. ss;on, Bostoss, liosnrr frrfghtef's
irss and SCR: Z.;ss'''aa fom S'1n3-
IN, .as,srss- SC IA md fas7- Sac by
1rgrasoa g Fosylc:,
lsa-taas Plaster Psis
J: s s ssjs ss~-Engsand Rum
aatads Molasses .
pipes~ French BraESty
la1so. fleIierd Gin g
-esiosbc3ss brown Soap
so do. mould s.
1osdo. d1pt caaales
70 do.S speeusacctt
rs Ibis. fail Mackarsl
-osdo. whale (s
30 ras.s Clsret
10 boxes fresh Lemons, .arlsl !.
aQuantity Of Cheese.
Ausasts. d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-15

IS u ne put oil the stocks on the Goth instant
Captain 49, Of your city, wnowas an eye
witness, and ajudge of what they are doing,
can tell YOU more than am competent to des-
cribe. New keels are always laid down az
ter launch, and there are many additional
slips or places making; the vessels when
launched, ] am told are usually rugged COM
pletely in eight or ten days after, and then
they drop down to Flushing TO be coppered.
am told by many persons here, that they ex-
pect in less than eighteen months, to send
from this place alone so sail of the line this
is prodigious but you can have no conCep-
ticn from any thing YOU have seen any where,
of the quantity of shipping materials in store
here.-Thcre is great talk among all des-
criptions of people, of something mcditat-
ed between France and Russia concerning
the East Indies; the object must be
of course the English possessions. Indeed
destruction seems to be coming upon her
from every quarter, and where it will not
come she goes for it; an expedition is now
gone against Copenhagen, the fate of which
we are anious daily to hear. will say moth
ing to you of the late campaign of the north,
as you must have seen them in all the papers
from what have seen of the disciu,ine, and
what know of the confidence of the French
army in their own spiri. and skill of their
generals could easily foresec what has
happened without pretending to be a witch
indeed such is the spirit of the French army
now, that no equal force in Europe can stand
before them.
" That spirit with which your government
has acted with respect to the British on late
occasion, has given great pleasure 20 the
friends of America in this part of Europe at
least indeed it is time that the good people
of America should resist the repeated insults
put upon them /; saw enough to disgust me
when was in America, and when left it ]
really unprecedented that you were on the
brink Of returning under the government O.
Geo. III. for the number OF his atlherents was
much greater in New-York and Philadelphia,
than ever / knew in London or Dublin
However Jefferson has been to your country
a guardian angel. My good wishes are all /
can offer for America, and these she will al
ways have" .Euroro.
The following article we find in the Jour-
hfi iju Commerce, or the 18th Oct.
PARIS, Oct. 10.
BY a decree OF his Imp. majesty Bonararte,
dated 9TH October, Citizen Pichon, consul
general and charge d'affairs near the Unit
ed States of America was deprived of his
functionsfor having (amongst other charges,
gone beyond the powers with which he was
invested.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-15

pu'sion they may alledse. Such as shall en-
deavour to conceal their touching in England,
by means of false papers, shall be seized in
our harbours, and ship and cargo shall be
subject to proceedings according to the de-
cree against English property.
BORDEAUX, Sept. Is.
The measures taken by our government.
not to let any ship unload in our harbours, if
1t has been taken, or only detained, by the
English, has much diminished our foreign
relations. An American ship, with good
cargo, CARVED into, but again released at
Plymouth, has been ordered away. Our
tls1c is quite dull; as the Danish flag has
ceased robe fvee, all shipments are totally at
an end.
The Comet (saysa London pafer) has ex-
cited much attention, not merely among the
whole bodysof our star-gazers. The Ladies,
animated by the Lecturers at the Royal In
stitution, &c. have been particularly obser-
want of its brilliant progress They have
formed groupes in the Green-Park, and at
some Of our modish watering places, with te-
lcscopcs in their hands, paying the homage
of fashion to the works OF nature. Female
love of Science was becoming prevalent when
the "Universal Passion" was written; but
with how much more truth might the Poet
say
Elope from mortal men, and range above"
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EEJN-FOEK, December 9, 1907
There are three Gun-Boats ashore in the
Cove. 60 the Westward of Sandy Hook and
bne at Staten Island--all nigh AID dry.
BORDEAUX. Oct IS, 1907, 10 o'clock P. NJ.
William Lee, Esq. American Consul in
this city, has received 4 letter from General
Armstrong, desiring him to advise ali masters
of vessels to quit this port in IS short time
rs possible The like advice it IS said, has
been given to the Consuis at other seaports--
Bcuapar;c will have IA ncutrals-Americans
will have to fight for orag1inst him"
STATEMENT
Exhibiting the number and condition OF the
frigates and other vessels OF way OF the UNI
ted States, etc.
Nv SERVICE,
Frigates Constitution, requiring incorsidera-
be repair, and Chesapeake, both OF a. guns;
ship Wasp, 10; briggs Hornet and Argus,
both Of IS; schooner Revenge, u; Ke,ch's
SpitGrc, 7 - Vengeance, - Ktna, II =
Vesnvius, I 1 ;t--gun boats, 90, and build
ing, 70 guns.
READY FOR SERVICE.
Frigltes, Constellation, Of sc, and Adams,
of 80 guns brig Siren, Is; schooner Enter
prise, "a guns, and gun boat.
IRH7AIRITG AND NEARLY READY FOR SIR
vICE.
Frgates, United States, II Essex, 90;
and JOIN Adams, 50 guns.
lREoUIRING INcoTstDERABLE REPArR,
Brig Vixen, II and schooner Nautilus i4
guns.
REouIRtNG coNSIDFRAgLE REPAIR.
Frg1tcs President, ~ Congress and
New-Tork, both Of s. guns.
Including one IS inch po"sar,
.g~n--,s-
AMOR REN IA srsc tiyes SOY 6tcS
a. HOUSE, near tie Basin, - which M. South-
gate has lived f}r sonc gears--- ply 20 Ldr Tho
mas NorYcll or the s''lsc@Fc-.
Dee Is, t1sw3,g J--~.,n&s CVERfo%.
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This Pr0climstionis N thig DAYS paper. re
ccved Via Charlestoa. Il does not specify tic
CIesaPcak.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-26
For the alexandria Daily ADVERTISER.

The world was fad -the garden was wild,
And man the hermit igh'd till woman fmil'd
Camh6eA's Pleasures of L7ohe.
OH, why has naughty man 70 Oft declar'd,
That natures gifts unequally are shar d.
That wit and genius bounteously were given,
To him alone, the fsvourte Of i.eaven--
I hat lovely woman never was des,gnd,
Toknow the raptares of soaring mind?
He who would trace th ee notions to their lo.,ree
To childlh vanity must have recourfe
Twas vanity that whiiper'd frn to man,
The book OF nature you alone Can fean;
For woman, gifted with inferior powers,
Was made to loothe you in your foiter hours
0 vanity i-thou curfe of human kind,
With what de!usions doh thou fill the mind
Superior frength alone, gave naughty man,
The light to mifnterpret natures plan
l he right TO FAY that half the human race,
The lovelicst haf-ihould 70 himfelf give place =.
Should bow fuam;live to his AighteG nod,
And rsfs mortal 20 denli.god
o lovely woman lin thefe artlefs lays
A ruRick bard attempts to hng thy praiie.
MAY light from heaven, DER his verfes CLEAN,
And make them equal to their noble theme!
He would depict thee, lovely as thou art,
Defcribe thy Influence DER mans rugged heart,
Eves directing to fome noble aim,
The youth who loves thee with virtuous fame.
He would deicribe thy genius. wit and fenfe, =
Thy fprightly fancy, and thy eloquence;
Tell with what dignity thou 6llf throne,
While happy millions female genius own! &G
He would-did not the theme surpafs his powers
Tell what thou art when black misfortune low'rs;
Tell with what fortsude thou mcer't the {hock,
When hopes frail bark is dah 'dnpon rock
when the rich cargo, heap'd for manya year,
Is fcattersd DER the ocean of defpair.
How. confoling angel then thou art,
TO him WHO hath an int'rest in thy heart:
How thou canst foothe bis loul-cans. comfort bring,
And rob adversely OF halfits fling.
How Bruce in traversing far distant lands,
and treading Africs thirty parched fands,
Had periih'd but for woman's friendly aid
When brother man denied him even bread.
This gallant Scot, who nobly dar'd to explore,
Regions untrod by Europe's f,ns before
Who brav'd the ardeurs of the torrid zone.
In search of fountains until then unknown
who rcaeh'd the foarce OF Egypt's yearly Hood, z
Thro' fcenes of famine, peAiencc and blood
Declares that Charity in wonan's form.
Shielded his head from many bowling storms
When furly man, with curfes, threats and blows,
The haplels traver purnd, and multiplied his woes
But why to diaant regions fhould roam.
In search of excellence 70 plain at home
For woman here ezsrts heFusraoa powr
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TO Porto CsbsIlo. What ship she is, Z
cannot tell; but this Is her descriptions
pretty long, low ship, yellow sldes, port
apparent, whether painted or real ! am not
able tojudge; no figure head, three tops
galIant-yards aud royals. Some Of the yes
sells have absolutely been taken in the act
sof letting go their anchors, and carried a.
way.
shall be obliged from the distressed
state Of the Markct,ts return with nearly
all my cargo, or make a sacrifice Of one
third at beast. Few Of the Americans have
done better; some have been wise enough
TO depart. J brig from Salem sailed Tor
Waricaibo the 28d, after,beirg offered eight
dollars for his -four Il is morally inpos.
sible for our merchants to form Gu idea of
the situation Of this market. Cocoa aud
coffee % dollars. Cotton from Is TO -
dollars Indigo dollar ninety four cents
per ID.
II list Of Amsricau Vessels at this pert TIE
5h JMy.
Schooner Biutus, King, for Philadelphia
10 four days; Farmer, Schcyen, do. one
day Juliet, Rsbrough, do. 8 days $500 ,---
( Richmond, Haswell, do. uncertain; ANA
zon, S urges, New Haven, eight days !;
Ranger, Moffstt, Philadelphia, 8 days !;
JnlIet Seymour, Weston, arrived 90 the
2ist July |; brig Polly and Betsy, Sei5ys
Philadelphia, upceriain ; Rising States Of
George Town, days brig Aspasia, Mar.
renoer, Of New York in few days, with
her outward cargo; the three mas,ed schr.
Jasoa, from Norfolk, jass arrived and in
quarantine, captain Davis sick.
Fran the same TO the anne, by the sA.t Bru-
LAGuIRA, July 49,, 1907.
SIR,
I" wrote you on the s5th instant, and re-
quested you to publish the facts stated in that
letter; they being of such nature, and inn
mediately under the eye of this government,
that think they cannot plead ignorance.
IS A similar affair to tie one mentioned,
happened yesterday. An American sclloop-
er being about two leagues to windward, and
bafHcd with small winds her colors very
distinguishable) at 4 P. NJ. boat from one Of
those picaroons departed full Of men from this
port in quest Of ier particularly watched
his motions, and at 90 minutes before 6 saw
him board hsr, and no doubt he has carried
her off, as there is no appearance Of her
this morning. You may rest assured that any
thing of this nature shall not pass unnoticed,
and that will give you the facts from time to
time and request their publicity, that my
countrymen may not SO unarmed, and be any
longer the dupes of those piratical rascafS."
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ii aid Of thole, on whom misCottune's loNts
IT'S fhe that foothes when factions tempsfs howl,
The turbulence of man, and Gains his foul-
lis hs restrains him, when his boiling rage
Prompts him IN Ter :e intestine wars co engage.
Tho undervaiucd by eoncehedi man,
The ornament and pride, fhe is of natures plan.
@ lovely fex were fearing genius mine,
In TRAINS more lofty fhould your virtues fhine.
The little which rustick bard can do,
That to the lovelieii Of the Almahtys works owe.
L-D--N--NS--S.
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Tor Sale or Rent.
4 40 2c coi,Tnnrd.j

Il J JIS,rL I, + two story brick d VEL
siiaa,sA aNG HOUSE, and Lot Of Ground.
ngton and = rr,tncess-street, between Wash
De prem; solumbus-streets. There are on
seldinra q Suoke House and other out
Angus, i. John F. Smith.
det law2w dat
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-26
GIN, AT AUCTION:

TOMORROW w, At Ii O'Clock, wiN be Sold, ON
Lazurason q Fo7vie's Svhagy, &
Twenty pipes Holland Gin,
Ola superior quality. Conditions fnaac kI0"h
at the sale.
August 20 5s5s