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we may ada the raising Of a staaa;ag ~.
at such time Of general distress, ara a',1y
which there is ,lozu no kind OF necess;;,v ~ ~
less it WIS designed to oppose the Flsnaeeb I''
but we may certainly know as well from !,
men who brought forward this measure ~
from the circums; ance that the principal "A
GERS are selected }rom oben and a,,,slg
Irench bartiaa'1s, that it is not intended 6,
that use. Asainst whom then is it to at
The British wish no war with us, and iftbr,
did, we want no regulars to fight en- thee.
cean. The militia of any one state would
destroy in week such an army as thew
could land If they were mad enough TODD
so atssa prepared against Ourslss2
The system OF political denunciation and
persecution, adopted by the administering
ard its adherenas, but too weli ,astihrs the
idea.
Oh. For these and many other reason,
we think it our duty to warn Our ielloweis
zens in season OF their danger, and,to en-
on tJsess at such q TING to concur with rs
the constitutional remedy, to bury and d.
SET al Aocal differences 7uiich are csntau
iipely IF IA Mportance---to give United
vote fer the ticket agreed cn, and BY,
change Of men, III our state Legislature and
national council, ensure change CT me.
slres.
7th. RrsoloeA, That John Frelinghuysp,
esq. for council; Peter |. Styker, JAMS
Van Duvn, and John n. Simpson, esqs .m
assembly; and Israel S. Harris, for sayria
he recommended to the federal republicans
OF Somerset county as the persons to be
supported at the next election and Aaron
Ogden, John Nelson, William Canpfel1
Iohn Beatty, William Cox and Samuel ".
Harrison, esqrs. rs members OF congress,
and Evl Adams, William Lloyd: Jonathan
Rhea, Peter /. Ssryker, Thomas Smack.
son, Jonathan Elmer and John BLACK, 6.
CURES, as electors Of president and vice,
president.
9Th. Rego!vcd, That a committee Of each
township be appointed, and that the said
coRsmittse be requested to call towilShi2
meetings, if deemed necessary, and to Us:
all legal al.d proper laeasis 70 bring Cut The
voter. on the DAYS OF election.
och. Rcso}vca, That these resolutions al.
tested BY the chairman and clerk, be publish.
ed in th: Trenton Federalist, and the New
brunswick Guardian, and that 1900 hah-
bills, cooeaining the same, be also printed
and put into the hands Of the members Of
the coxiniitees for the use Of the several
townships.
Signed on behalf OF sad meeting, BY
SAMUEL BAYAHD, Chairman
GEO. NI'lONALD, lHert;.
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Alexandria Daily Gazette.
COMMERCIAL IND PoLlii0fAA'
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED 81
SAMUEL SN Q " = Z ~
Royal-street, .dlera"ar'a,
Dahl Gazstte, s Dollars per a''''ut'''
couatyy Gazette, S Dollars.
To THOMAS JEFFERSON, ESQ.

premdeut Of the United States Of .4nleriea. !.
The petition of the subscribers, ofhcers OF
merchant ships, belonging to ihe port Oh rhi-
ladelphia--RespectfulIy sneweth,
That in consequence of the present ErnDar-
po Laws, the situation of your petitioners IS
1r;evous and affecting that they have been
engaged in the mercantile service since 'hel'
infancy, With few exceptions, and accuslo.i-
ed only to conduct ships or vessels aefoss 'Ae
ocean---that from the operation OF the present y
restrictive laws, they find themselves cut on
from their usual employment, and OF course
tie means Of subsistence are gone. your Pc
titioners are well acquainted with the duties
of conducting SHIPS from port to port wen
versed in nv il tactics, but unable 10 hahois
the harrow or plough.
Your petitioners have for along time Dofhe
with patience priyations incident 20 those re-
s,rictive laws, without murInur or compliant
but when imperious necessity compeis tnehi
10 disclose the cause OF their grievances they
humbly suppose they have right SO % 40 IN
decent and respectful manner
Your petitioners therefore pray that your
axcc!lency will take their case into consider.
alton, and adopt such measures as Wiiirsilese
the wants Of your petitioners Oh II there arc
vacancies in the navy, to give your Pstisioh-
ers, or some of them, an opportunity OF sels-
ing therein I; as they think themselves cdp.:o't
of performing services of that nature lhey
however submit their whole case to your con
sidsration, hoping your cx-ellency wa adopl
such measures as wisdom and lus'ice may
~poillt OUT, and as In duty bound VIII pray o.
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PRESIDENTS ANSWER.

H.
IN answer to the petition which yon de, III
yered me from the officers OF mssG sy1nst nre-
81 5, -. lAa-sPrIfd,- iii,ia. PsS
mise my sincere regret at the sacrifice which
our fellow citizens IN general, aid the peti-
TONERS IN particular, have been obliged to
meetby the circumstances OF the times. We
liyc IN an age OF affection, TO which the hlsto-
ry of nations presents no parallel--we have
for years been looking on Europe covered
with blood and violence, and seen Tapine
spreading itself over the ocean Onthis ele
meat it has reached Us, and at leagth IN so
serious a degree, that the Legislature OF the
nation has thought Il necessary to withdraw
our citizens and property from it either TO a
void or to prepare for engaging in the gene
raj contest. But for thi. timely precaution,
the petitioners and their property might now
have been iii the hands of spoilers, who have
Lid aside all regard to moral right. With.
drawing from the greater evil, lesser has
been Necessarily encountered, and certainly,
couldthe legislature have made provision a.
gainst this also, should have had great plea
sure as the instrument of its execution, but it
was imprac6cable by any general and just
rules to prescribe in every case the best re.
source against the Inconvenience Of this new
situation. The dificulti,a of the crisis viii
certainly fall with greater pressure on some
description of citizens than others, and OH
none perhaps with greater than on orr sea-
faring brethren. Should any means of allevi-
ton ooear within the range of my duties,
shall with certainty advert to the situation Of
the petitioners, and In availing the nation of
their services, aid them with substitute for
their former occupation, salute them and
yourself with sentiments of sincere regard.
I'll JEFFERSON.
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Fro@,tas Baltimore Republican advertiser
FEDERAL. DOCTRINE.

g Milliens for Defence. not Ceut for Tri-
bate i"--Instead of laying out tens of mili-
ons in foolish specnlatioas, philosophical ex-
periments and tributes to tyrants, the fedes-
alists applied the treasure of the country in
maintaining the true hosor and dignity OF the
nation. and placing her in a state Of defence,
in preserving and keeping alive the national
character and spirit. In the keeping of fe-
deral administration the, honor of the Ameri-
can people was unsallied, re ranked high a.
mongst the nations Of the globe, and tyrants
were taught to respect our virtue.
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DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINE.

Millions for Tribute, not Cent for De-
fence. Instead Of supporting the trne inte-
rest Of the nation and advancing her prospe-
ritY by cherishing the sources Of wealth, they
are dried up by beggarly system of econo-
my, and fatal plan for annihilating com
merce. The treasure OF the nation is ex-
hausted, in giving efficacy to ruineus scheme
to cut OF all intercourse with foreign coun.
triss which cnrished cur country % pxb. .
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.x.r.;e. Of the nation, and check our rapla
sa asa1sss to that greatness and political Inn
r ~ . which commanded the admiration g
the world.
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as it passed; while many were in tears at the
approach of one whom they considered as a
foreign tyrant imposed upon their country for
Its rum and degradation. The detestation and
hatred OF Joseph and all the French was uni
yersal, and none but those who were COM
PEELED by their individual responsibility such
as the commanding, and all the municipal Of
tcers waited upon the king, or Showed him
the least attention. The king remarked this
GOODNESS, and told the municipality that he
hoped, on his return to find their sentiments
respecting him altered. The Spaniards at.
ST Sebastians, considered the grandees as,
men in durcss; and that they were in their
hearts loyal to their country and its legitimate
SOVEREIGN Ferdinand VII. Ne wiling obedi-
ence was paid to Joseph, and though Gupus-
clio, was wholly commanded by French troops
the Spaniards were very unequivocal In their
expressions of detestation and hatred OF all
tbs French; whom they mena-ed on various
occasions and at the same time shewing
every mark of attention to the Americans,
whom they considered as English.
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IN the case Of John Began.

TIVE subscriber having been appointed
i trustee Of the estate and effects, rights
and credits, of the said Ista Began, for the
benefit of his creditors, in conformity with the
provisions of the insolvent law for the district
of Columbia, hereby requires all persons any
wise indebted or who may have property in
their possession, belonging to the said John
Began, prior 10 the 2sth of November, 1907,
to make payment and to deliver such pro-
perry to the subscriber, or to such person
or persons only as may be duly authorised by
him to receive the same.
llaac Kell.
September Is: st
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t. At the 1olicitation of a

t. At the iolicitation of a
number Of our country friends.
we shall commence, on the 9th
of this month, the publication
of a paper for the country, Mnee
times week, which will contain
all the matter and advertise
ments published in the daily pa.
per. The price will be FIVE
DoLLARs fer 0''num.
Such OF our preient patrons
as reilde on the route where the
mail goes but once a week, will
be furnilhed with the country
paper in lieu of the daily one.
unless ordered otherwne.
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Accounts from Amsterdam to the 23d
June, are received BY the way Of Boston:
They represent business throughout Hol-
land to be in wretched state Of langour.
Though the prices were high, they were
merely nominal, and the amount Of produce
very small.
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e. Spring Garden.
On SATURDAY. EVENING, Sett.u.5er ~,
WILL BE ExHIBITED,
An elegant F r E w DIRK s
I L L u NJ I NJ ITO N.


/. a horizontal running piece. called the
LADIES' FANCY, On account Of the yarie-
ty of its turns.
2. A grand display Of a RUNNING SUN,
various in its shape ana colors, representing
at times cloudy and bright appearance.
g. A large running vertical piece, called
DON BRUTAL, or the Noisy Wheel
4. A grand metamorphosis of CROSS
of MALTA, into four fixed Stars, which will
change into fixed Sun ofbriliant rays, me-
tamorphosed into moving Rose.
S. A running horizontal CASCADE, form.
ing various Basons, ornamented with atmos-
pherical beauties, will conclude the Fireworks.
Ladies will be accommodatedin aAouse ad.
joining the enclosure.
The exhibition commences at clock.
Admittancc IS cents. Children half price.
~ If the weather should prove unfavora-
bic, the exhibition will be postponed to next
fair evening
September IS. st
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Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Sehr. Eliza, Marchent, Boyd's Hole
CLEARED,
schr. Henry, Dennison, St. Mmy's
Sloop Little Tom, Baton, do.
Ne.:y, MtDonald, Nominy
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1859 Tickets ut 10, dollars,
each, is

each, is
Subject TO g deduction ot.ffeen Ter cent.
For the convenience of the pubic, half tick.
cts will be provided by the managers, and
signed as the whole tickets.
Prizes payable in cash at the bank of the u.
States, on the next day fer each drawing day.
The whole Lottery will be drawn in four
teen drawing days; and to save exp ence, only
as many numbers will be drawn as there are
prizes; the residue will of course be blanks.
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slsrannrta Taflp @s,ette.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.

Y
| FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is.
] Dispatches have been received at the Sc
j cretary of States Office by an arrival from
! Spanish port. They have been forwarded
to Mr.. Madison. We understand they are
} ct an old date. 1Eonitot.
| Capt. Mott, the ringleader Of the unfor-
tunate affair in Vermont, in which Ornnsby
&c. were killed has received his trial, and is
| found guilty Of murder. Eleven others w,4o
were also concerned, have been apprehend-
ed, against some OF whom indictments for
murder have been preferred, and others who
were also engaged in the affair have been
charged with being guilty OF high treason.
On the 9Th inst. two vessels with their
cargosswcre condemned by the district court
Of Pennsylvania. These vessels were seized
by the Collector Of the port of Philadelphia,
for breach OF the embargo laws, by taking
on board prohibited goods. Notwithstanding
the owners disclaimed knowing any thing
OF the transactions, the vessels and cargoes
were condemned, with the exception OF the
sea stores.
A letter from, gentleman Of respectable
ty and information in Cincinnati (Ohlo) to
the editor of this Gazette, dated August 20,
says: :" There is very little doubt that gen.
Philemon Beecher, firm fsderalist, will be
elected to congress in the room of Jeremiah
Morrow, esq. thorough going democrat"
So we go.
We are informed from undoubted autho-
rity that orders have been issued for march
ing seven companies OF the newly raised
standing army into the state of New York,
to be placed at the disposal of the governor
q that state.
Gu. s. Gas.)
Accounts from Amsterdam to the 2sd
June, are received BY the way Of Boston
They represent business throughout Hol-
land to be in a wretched state Of langour.
Though the prices were high, they were
merely nominal, and the amount Of produce
very small.
I1"1etcTU0Hs, ! 1'tS A"'
Colonial and American produce continue
to sell at excessive prices; our stock will
soonbe exhausted and importations still re- ]
main prohibited. Government has allowed
us to export butter, cheese and gin'o neu-
trail and friendly ports a few American
vessels will, as | understand, take some gin
and try their voyage home; bat they must
carry no letters.
Coffee, in casks, 80 to 81 cent per ID.
Brown Havana Sugars, 40 to 46 cents
White do. do. so to 6S do.
Georgia cotton, 135 to 100 do.
Louisiana do. $50 to 40 do.
Natches, Mississippi 7sr,itory) aug. 10.
In our last Wednesday paper, we publish
ed an extract, containing an account of the
appearance of nocturnalrainbozv, near PHI
ladelphia On the 9TH of May last. A SINH
lar Phenomenon was observed in this city
on Monday evening last at about 6 O'Clock
The bow was remarkably clear and bright
and the duration of its appearance about 8
minutes.
Port Of Alexandria.
ARRIvEu,
Schr. Eliza, Marchent, Boyd's Hole
CLEARED,
schr. Henry, Dennison, St. Mary's
o. 49,. Ter, Rottan do.
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ET Good endorsed notes, al 50 days, win
be taken in payment for tickets, and cash CIV
en- for prizes the day after they are drawn, at
the usual discount.
Philadeiphia, September Is. cost
L0wra7om and Fowle,
Have received per schooner Hazard, and for
sale,
200 casks Lime
40 barrels No. and Mess Beet
10 do. Pork
le do. Sugar
20 do. Coffee
20 bags do.
40 boxes Dipt Candles
20 do. Soap
30 dozen Claret
Trunks ladies' Kid and Morocco
Slippers
trunk mems coarse Shoes.
September le. siaw7w
George Birch,
Kag-.freet, four doors above tie 1'diaas-S?aeen
tavern,
Informs the ladies and gentlemen Of Alex
andria that he has now commenced teaching
DRAWING by the quarter, and he hopes
from the ability he possesses inthat accum-
plishcd art, he will meet with a liberal en-
courae cement.
Terms as tollosvs
Three times week-one hour and thirty.
Eve minutes each lesson.
To be seven dollars per quarter-and, if
waited on at their houses, to be eight doll
lars.
September Is. eosts
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Useful Arts Lottery.

Su6jesf 20 a deduction Of Is fer cent.
This Lottery offers one of the best oppor-
tsnities for adYenturers, that may ever occur
again, as all the large prizes are in the wheel
and only fourteen days to draw-and tickets at
the low price Of dollars, but will soon advance
10 8.
N. B All the above Lotteries will De hnlsh-
ed this fall. Persons wishing TO become adj
yenturers shall receive the greatest sncour-
agement at this Office. Letters, post paid, en-
closing bank notes Of any state, shall be pune
tually attended to, directed to No. SO, Chesnut-
street,
X. II. Hughes.
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And Proportionate number OF smaller
prizes. Tickets dollars.
BUSTLETON 81 SlNTTHFLELD.
TU RNPIK L ROAD CO ANY.
Scheme on an Improved Plan,
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ANY OTHER.
HENRY PRAr7, Esq President.
prize of $4,000 dollars is 5000
5000 5000
2,0eo 1900
1000 1000
IL 500 $500
30 s5s 5000
40 ESQ 5000
70 100 1000
100 50 5000
loo 50 3 900
100 Is assoc
los 30 z,o4O
S64 Is 1850
1850 Tickets ut 10, dollars, * ooo
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For Sole or Rent,

A convenient well finished HOUSE, now
occupied by the subscriber, with an extensive
Garden, situated In desirable part OF the
town, on the upper end of King-street, near
good water. The above property is we'll cal
culated to accommodate genteel family
For further particulars apply TO
William N. Mills.
September l.. 2aw3w
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Dispatches have been received at the Sc
cTetary of States Office by an arrival from
Spanish port. They have been forwarded
to Mr.. Madison. We understand they are
CT an old date. 1Eonitot.l
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THE SECOND CLASS

HOLT TRINITY CHURCH LOTTERY.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-26

SAILS at Vsna4s.
=, every Tuesday ani FRIDAY
l'n wTLE BE SOL
i. yendue Store, corner O : ll''ss So
~ s"s Water stress.
trsy;esy of Dry Coos, Groceries. 81 :.
n s1. .',i,ys &c which viii be expressed II
f ,ii,Is &C the day----all kIads OF gooa.
'os ,1' svs on limitation ard the prices o.
s s,; are established can e any snn ;s,,;o'
Wis., i and purchased 1t the lowest iinitalso'.
an prices. ,..sl,.- !.
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Adam Little,
A French and English Gazette.

TO Aa'atenrs Of The FemeA Language.
N7E are authorised to announce to the
w Pubic, and more especially to
American Ladies and Gentlemen, for whom
this new establishment is adapted) that L'orc.
Gle, French and English Gazette, printed
three times a week, in Charleston. South
Carolina, will be published daily on tie tirst
Of January, 1903, in the city of New. York.
q COOK OF subscription is opened at this Of.
iace and at Mr.. Gadsby's Coffee House.
oubscilbers pay NIne Eohars per annun,
and only Elsht -Dlol1aas, if paid in advance.
Inc establ s sin will prove very beneGci-
al both to Amateurs and Pupils ofthe French
or English Languages.
The Editor and Proprietor is Mr.. Ncg,1s,
whel on his way from here to New York,
for1. a'g his correspondence
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J John Linton,
~4ttorney in Jact for JoHN
NJ MUscRETT.
ELO ED from the town of Alexandra, on
Christmas day,
a Negro Man named Ben,

Belonging to Mrs. Fendall;
a GED about 81 years, tall, straight and
S "A spare in his form, with hollow eyes,
short nose, head long and projecting behind,
full high forehead, a small scar on one OF his
legs, supposed the left leg; he is somewhat
tiraid, answers qnickly when spoken to dan
sometimes stsmmers little, by trade gar
dener, but he has been lately employed In
Mr., Moose's sugar refinery in Alexandria,
and it is probable can read and write. Had on
and took with him variety ofclcthing, whici
as well as his name, he will probably change.
II is supposed he has taken the road to Balti-
more. Ten Dollars will be given, if he is
taken up in this neighborhood, or the above
reward, if more than twenty miles from A
lexandria.
Edmund /. Lee.
January 4.
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JOSEPH Vaudeville,
CORNER OF KING AND FAIRFAx-S7REE4s !;
HAS RECEIVED,
5000 ID. Cohen Cheele 1t quality
IL ton assorted Patent Shot,
80 half chests * boxes
7esss dyson, 8 rs.1s
Hyson-skin,
$ pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
40 bills. Rye Whisky,
Is cases old Meloc Ciaret superior
quality,
70 lb, Nutmegs,
SO dozen London Mustard,
S casks London refined Salt-petre,
IS casks chewing Tobacco small twist,
80 boxes Soap,
Is do. mould and dipp'd Candles,
IS kegs~yellow ground Ginger,
80 boxes HAVANA Segars,
S cwt. Zante Currants,
Raisins in boxes and casks,
Pearl and hulled Barley,
A small quantity basket salt.
Which with a very general assortment of
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, he will sell
low for cash, produce or the usual credit:
Nov IG
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N & T / c. E.

ALL persons indebted to John Ro'ner and
Son and Horners and Piles, are desired to pay
all accounts due to the above firms, to Abel
Janney as their agent, and his receipt shall be
good against us; and he is hereby authorised
to bring suits against all persons indebted to
the above hrms where necessary, and to col
leet the debts due US.
John Horner, sen.
John Homer, jun.
Lewis Piles.
January Z.
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january IL,
Iohn C. VOWEL.
fLSQ. 70 RENT,

.NLSU, 70 -RE.'I,
The House lately occupied by Mrs i1tz-
gerald, situate on Water-street, having every
convenience to accommodate a genteel falnl-
", Imnediate possession maybe had. APP
ply as above.
January IL. ON
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Te. thousand DoIlars-uoYth
OF GOODS FOR SALE.
Tf7K Be- sola, TO tde highest bidder, on NOM
DaY, The first day IF nert February, in
he tozon Of D U1gFRIES, at tie atore-housc
.forwesly occy4lied 6y Mr, Jaws NvseAE94,
deceased !:
About 10000 dollars worth Of
GOODS tolerably well assorted. The said
goods viii be laid otf and sold in parcels Of
from forty to one hundred dollars amount III
each parcel.
a creelit.of nine months will be. given on
one half OF the purehase and fifteen months
on the balance, the purchaser to give bond
TO carry interest from the date if not punctu-
ally paidj and approved security before the
goods are removed.
tie sale OF said goods VIII continue from
day to dag until the whole are sold.
ks I'LL PERSONS indebted to the
FERNS Of JoHN Nj. MuscRETr and Co. JAMES
MuscHETr, senior, and Co. and joan and
CHARLES MuscHE1T and Co. are hereby no
tilted and requested to come forward without
delay and settle tielr respective accounts and
pay oa, the same lo,tae subscriber, whois ful-
ly authoriseatsnd empowered by 5oHS NJ.
.MUsoHErT, the surviving partncr in the a
foresaia firms, toNaettIe and receive all such
debts; otherwise shall be under the heces-
sity Of bringing suits against every person ow-
ing any sthingt to said firms Immediately, who
fails 10 comply with the foregoing request.
All those who have claims against said
firms will please to forward them to me as
soon as convenient.