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sternafaon, nave pIoVSu 90 DC It's ConSe"
quence, and the people are about to re.
ward its authors with that contempt,
which the value Of their services require.
A general burst Of indignation d issued
BY the citizens throughout the union,
and general struggle Is made BY the
ruling party to maintain their power.
Freely to examine the political occur
renees Of our country, has always been
esteemed, by the true patriot, amongst
our sacred rights. But this right may
be exercised. without the empty sound
of common. place epithet, in which there
is no proof. A defamation that a ma
tive Federalist, perhaps oneof the foun-
dersof our present government, 10 tory,
an aristocrat, or the frisnu Of England,
in opposition 70 his own country, with.
out any evidence to this effect can only
prove, that such wicked assertions are
made for the want Of argument. +
A comparison between the policy Of
our government, under the administra.
ton of Washington and Adams, with
its policy under the administration Of
Jefferson, should be allowed to be made
without incurrisg the odium Of any. no.
nest citizen. But this is seldom to be
effected, without censure from the de-
signing and The wicked and more par.
:icularly so, when one policy had PROV
ed ito salutary effect, while the other is
daily unfolding its destructive conse-
quence for 10 proportion to the rotten
ness of cause, SO are ito authors anx.
ious to defend il, and to stiHe every
species Of investigation. And thus ind
the Glamour Of the democratic prints to
increase, in all sort Of abuse and scurrili.
ty, upon party long since out Of power,
as the effect Of the present destructive
policy becomes more evident. y But this
Glamour will avail them nothing. So
soon a. the wisdom Of our citizens shall
lead Us from the present policy, its au.
thors cannot be forgotten they must ex-
peet some attention for their services;
and NO doubt but they will be rewarded
with their fasourite condition, of '<dig.
ni6ed Iretirement." But to point out
who these are, let-eyery honest man.
look around him. They are sufficiently
known. ~ ~, *. 1tt+s=@s ,. 49,. - -,
The comparison between two oppo-
site theories will require a short consi-
dsration Of both-eo which I shall pro.
coed ia my next. - "a -
- I trust fully to make il appear: that
the continuation Of our original princi-
pies would have reused Us BY this time.
to the highest respect amongst the ma
eicns Of the world, clear Of smbarrass.
mens, and free to continue the advanta.
ges Of neutral cation bun, that the
policy pursued BY our present tadminis-
tration, has been directly such a. could
only produce that political confusion
under which we ard NOV to suffer.
,gasly II II s4ss 49, VALITJS. :
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E.. ! us LETTER II. T.. :.
Tide Ediier efthe NsriA Ametiea,i.:

A. = ~ . / 3D. y
: 4 even trust i win. not be forgossen
Or denied, that the. prominent festures
ofthat policy by which our government
was regulated, under the Federal adj
ministrations, prescribedlhe necessity,
that in order 70 maintain an konourable
peace, we should aiways be prepared, in
some dsgEss, for wat. The experience
OF al ages has proved, fromthe wicked.
ness of human nature, ~ individuals; Of
society are unable to obtain justice from
all those who surround them, except by
some union or law 70, enforce L.; 90 L
has also more clearly proved, thar NO
nation has ever been able to obtain the
justice of>others, except BY some physi-
cal force % command Il. : R>
The present political state Of the
world particularly illustrates this prin.
ciple. Even the Justice Of Heaven, or
the seryili,y Of slaves, would NOT shield
usfrom the insults and oppression OF the
present European powers. Holland,
Italy, Switzerland, Genoa, Portugal,
.andmany others, had committed no in
justice toward the French nation but
:s,iA they were overpowered |; subjected,
inthe 6rst instance, 10 heavy contrib.
tions, and now doomed 20 tyrant's Oh.
preston. Hambufgh and Bremen had
done nothing 70 offend tie power Of
France; battheir wealth was sufficient
allurenientSto the aearice of human IA
lure supported BY power; repeated and
heavy contributions were levied UPON
Eshena, and they are now also doomed Is
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NOTICE

Y F-7 ~ - ~ --7--s--7 - :
Those who do not come
forward and lift their,due
bills III my hands, before
=thez1st of August next,
will have suit brough a.
gainst them for tho a.
mount of3the same. r. =.
! :. . { h.. Levi =, PRICE. u
Aarfins6nrg, july 2, 1893. , -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-29
Public Sale.
July as

--
nY virtue Of a deed of trust from Alerande,
- Smith to the subscribers, to secure the
payment ola sum of money 70 the bank OF
Alexandria will be exposed to sale, on the
premises, on "Wednesday the 18th day OF Au-
pust next, piece of ground with the houses
and improvements appertaining tksreto, lying
on the soiith side of Duke street and west side
of Water street, being at the intersection OF
the streets, extending on Duke street forty
feet, OF, Water street ninety one feet SIX inches
to ten feet alley--upon credit OF 8, -, ana
is months, the purchaser giving notes tor the
several payments negociasle at the bank OF
alexandria, with an approved indorscr, and a
deed Of trust upon the property to secure the
payment Of the notes.
James Keith, sen.
James Keith, 1aIn:
July 81. :"
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Ten Dollars Reward.

SPRAYED Or STOLEN, from Mr. Alex
xnder pasture, near Alexandria, withiip the
last len DAYS, large GREY HORSE, Eve
years old, has been running in the ST. sc te-
tween this and George Town, s hands high,
high b5ned and bare Of flesh, chafe.i a little
with the harness, has a white circle roand the
right eye, and three white spots under his
tail, has been nicked. The above reward viii
be paid on delivering him to
John Gadlby.
JULY %. st
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NOTICE..

All persons having claims against me are
requested to bring them. forward tor settle
rnent; and all Persons indebted are desired
TO make immediate payment, as no longer
indulgence can be given, my intended remo'-
ed rendering II necessary that inli ADJUST
ment of all accounts should take place.
JOHN CADSBY.
July IS.
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Mn eonlf1Acfed Bed Cords.

XR(GV EOftjCf S~cCSoS -
THE subscriber has for sale, at his hoPc
Store next door to the Indian Queen tavern,
flew nesv constructed BED CORDS, which
are rendered superior to any other klna 7. oy
their infallibiity in destroying and preventing
those insects called Chixehes, which harbor IN
the holes of the bsdstead-they are also suPe-
rior 10 any other kind, from their long wear
He believes they will last fifteen or twenty
wears and retain the same tue,-Any per-
son wishing to purchase, may have them IN
I'll the first of January, 1909, in order to prove
their excellence and should they not lind
them to answer the above purpose ne VIII re-
turn the money upon their delivering nln INC
Bed Cords; provided they are not aamaeea
more than the necessary wear.
HE HAS ALSO,
Aquantity of H,dlR CLOTHES L ~,
which are far preferable to any other kind.
Thomas Grimihaw.
TIL, 81 DIST 2aw
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Military Notice I

MARY A. PIC has the honor to inform
NI the miHtary gtnttems,i, that she has Just
received ain elegant assortment Of articles IN
the military line, consisting Of
100 p.irs or gold arc silver Epaulets2s
among which, are some truly elegant.
P,limes, of all colors and sizes.
Cold and silver fasseis.
Ditto Cord.
Iinsel ditto.
Sword Khois
Cockades, Stocks, sc. &c.
She has also parcel Of ane Virginia clothS
different patterns.
Umbrellas. -
A large assortment of split Straw Has
and Bonnets. -
Ribbons.
And as usual, every other article III tho
Millinery Line.
July % ., - st.
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Public Sale.

ON SATURDAY next will be sold, at tas
CofieeHouse, at II O'Clock, sii a credit Of
sixty days
Negro FREDERICK,
Of about thirty years of sge-he is good
Seaman and Bigger, tr.sty and sober.
P. G. Marieller:
July a.. cts
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FRIDAY JuLn 80, 1888
Tavern Leafe for Sale.

u
ne Indian Queen Tavern, in BaltiInoss, Oh
ers for sale, ON advantageous terms, the lease
i the House he now occupies, having eight
ears, from the first of Decem Der next, to
Iua which for convenience, it is believed,
cxeened by none in the United States,
nj from the proximity to the seat OF govern
nent, and the direct communication which
Till be opened between the city and Alexan-
ria by the bridge across the Potomac ana the
Turnpike Road, bids fair to become enc OF
he best stands for business in the coun-
ry, as the distance to the Capitol over the
ridge will be only about miles. With the
Lease will be sold, if wanted, the soAols OF the
! FURNITURE, as it now stands, together
with large stock of WINES & LIQUORS,
There is vacant Lot on the corner OF Came
ron and Pitt-s,reets, adjoining the stables, At.
,achca tn the House, (which renders 1t parti-
cularly commotiions, as by that means the
property fronts on three streets) which will
be sold in fec simple, or leased tor the re-
mainder of the time.
A handsome LOT of GROUND, in the
centre the square between King and Ca
meron streets, and fronting on Washington
and Columbus streets, lo7 feet, with pub
lie alley on one side, and an open space that
cannot be built on. on the other: For pub
lie situation it is uncqua.Ied by any property
in Alexandria.
A LOT OF GROUND, at the west end,
about half mile from town and fronting on
the Little River Turnpike Road, IS teet, run.
ming back $50 feet, more or less. There are
improvements Oil the property adjoining 1t,
on each side.
A handsome LOT OF GROUND, on the
George Town road, about halt mile from
town, in very beautiful situation, containing
WO acres.
A handsome SQUARE OF GROUND, on
Washington and Columbus streets, within
one quarter of a mile of town, well enclosed
with post and rail fence, containing some
thing less than TWO acres.
half acre Lot on The commons, about
the same distance as the last mentioned
ALSO,
NV interestin The lease of FARM, con-
tanning between one and two hundred acres,
adjoining ths town re AiexSndris,. in high
state Of cultivation, and enclosed with new
post and rail fence, lin one ei the enclosures
is the Alexandria Jockey Club Race Coursel
with large crop of oA1 S and HAY, which
will be sold 10 the stack or otherwise ;--i1-
two Wagons, four carts, eight pioughs, tHo
double barrows, large and elegant roller, all
of the best construction, six good farm horses,
and every other article that can be wanted tor
we'll m snaged farm, together with II choice
mich COWS. a fine buffaloe BULL, forty
head of SHEEP, about fifty head OF HOGS
Of the very best breed that could DO procured.
Also, some very VALUABLE SLAVES, IT
they should be wanted for the farm.
ALSO,
The two lines of STAGES between George
Towi, and Alexandra, with light HACK Y
four HORSES.
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FOR SALE,

On MoND Az the Sd of August will Be sold
ON PARROTS wharf, at Il O'clock in the forss
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Pstomac CONTRARY.
july

=. $ ~ 3 ,L.
THE Stockholders in the Potonsae Compas
ny are hereby notified, that an annual meet
ing of the said Company will be held, ac-
corlips to law, at GadsSy'. tavern, in AIexs
si,dria, on MONDAYS the first day of Aux
gust next, when the proceedings the Board
of Directors, with sketch ofthe Treasilrer's
receipts and disbursements since the last ge-
neral meeting, will bssubmittsd to their con
sideration.
BY order of the Board,
Joleph Carleton,
TaEksuRER.
.Ceerge-T own, July s. dtlstAag
LENT OR LOST,
The. FIRST votume Of Caesterfeldss Letters
WHOEVER has borrowed or found it viii
please to return or call and pay for the
sett,
ROBERT GRAY.
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FILL BE PUBLISHED
IN A PAMPHLET AT THIS orrIcEs IN "A.
SHORT TIME,
AN ADDRESS

TO THE
PEOPLE or THE. u. STATES,
ON TIE IMPonTANcE OF ENCOURAGING
AGRICULTURE sH DOMESTIC Manu-
| F.dC1URESs
Tending to shew that by due encourage
ment of these essential interests, the ma
ton will be rendered more respee-
| table abroad and more prosper
olis at home.
TosETHER WITH AN ACCOUNT OF
+ The Improvements TN Steep at Ar
lsngton,
The native Sheep of Smiths Island, and the
plans proposed Of extending this valuable
race of animals, for the benefit of the
ccuntry at large:
BY GEORGE w. p. GUSTS ESQ.
Of .zrhnstoa Ho1tse, TN the District Of Co.
In,abiu.
AT a time when the energies of the ma
ton seem awakened to the state of our TO,
reign and domestic concerns, we conceive
that the important interests Of Agriculture
md Manufactures should meet with consl-
derabe share of the public discussion. Ger
tain it is, that at no period of our political
history could these rational subjects excite
moe interest or be more properly urged to
the. notice Of the publi5 mind. The unsettled
and inpending appearance of our foreign al
fairs, and the present disturbed state of the
European world, renders it doubly necessary
for the citizens of America to cherish and
promote their domestic policy, whereby they
may derive those resources which are now
obtained from abroad and create wealth and
Industry within themselves. Too long have
these I'm 2ortant and patriotic interests been
neglected. TIE nation now feels their want,
and we trust will duly provide for their sup
port. Government, hitherto engaged in other
concerns, will now cherish those domestic
institutions, which will preserve the nations
dignity and promote the peoples welfare.
OF the merits of the little work we are
about to issue to the public, ii is not our pro.
visce tn decide, but of the advantages to be
derived from its sale We would beg leave ~
saw every thing which tisinterestcd exertion
In the cause of Domestic Manufacture Justly
demands And as the profits OF this work,
after the expences of publication are paid,
will be solely devoted to the purposes OF the
Arlington Institution, we may hope and con-
fidensly expect liberal patronage from
discerning aud patriotic community.
EDITOR. a
sp Printers tx the y. States SvW ffease 20
giue This advertisement an Insertion IN enef,
,cshecsiue hahers, and such as demand u qulA
Be heid at Ass ei7gcc. booksellers suhtlEed sn
li5eral ter,ss, and all orders zriN be tunetuaay
attended to.
Alex. 18th June, 1903.
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FOR SALE,
A likely young NEGRO WOMAN, with
her first child Terms cash. She will net
be sold out of the neighborhood.
Enquire aftxe Printer.
Jaly q Il
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FOR SALE.

T WILL SELL the HOUSE wherein |
live on the corner OF Washington and
Kisg streets, on . credit of II, IS, Is, III
and "a months.
Robert Young.
~, =.
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. MODERN CHIVALRY,
New Syifem Of Domeltic
Patent Shot, &c.

y - 81
chs Patent Shot, assorted, B to no. Z.
k,, aossAeads brown Sugars.
es lbs. green Coffee.
.pstlai lea, of very Superior quail
y IN quarter chests, boxes and can
listers.
T. barrels chsice Whiskey.
4'aalca Spirits, tfor family use)--war-
= 'sased seven years old.
NJ; - Boxes Mnscatel Raisins.
q. general 9eortmcnt of Wines, LIZ
mo Groceries as usual
fss SALE BIZ
|. : Ioieph Vaudeville,
s~. ''her OF King end Fairfax streets.
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7UyT RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
Ton SALE By
r. GRAY,
Esparelles' Letters from England
Lade's and Moore's Poems
Lady's Caainet
SalmagIndi. vols. bound
Military and Political Hints
and ne fol1sspiny Asss Pays
Adrian and Olilla
Tosnand Country
The Trust
lie Would file Ceaa
Fines Tsllaale.
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sales at Veadue.
! .,,arv I Tuesday and Friday,

Tuesday and Friday,
\ WILL BE SOLD
| =. yenane Store, corner Of Prince and
Water streets.
\ rsristy Of Dry Goods, Groceries, sc.
Pp.r,;cul,rs ofwhich will be expressed IN
.is a Of the dayAll kinds OF goods
IA sr. on limitation and the prices OF
I'm are established, can at any time DC
:. ,s.. and purchased at thelowest Limitation
Iaa prices. ,,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04
| 1aw6nn1

\ HI. following valuable STUD is offered for.
n sale by the Subscriber. ANY gentleman
who will purchase the whole shall have n bar.
gain.
NO L. LADY BoLL1NcBRoKE, with fine
Sir Harry colt by her side, and in fosi by Robin
Red Breast, (both Sir Peter Horses,l She was
got Thy Pantaoon, her dam Catle's, by Mr. Worm
iey's KING Herod, son OF Fearaought out of Mr..
BraXton's Kitty Fisher: The dam of Catle's was
PriIn Rose, by Dove, q son of Cadc by old Cade
by the Godolphin Arabian. The dam Of prim
Rose was Stella, by Ctheiio, son of Grab Stel
Id . Dam was SELMA, by the Codolphin Arabian
This mare has produced more winners than A.
ny mare in America
no. z VIRGINIA, by Dare Devil, out of No
L. own sister to Desdcmona, who sold at three
ears old for $500 Dollars she is mare Of er,,at
SIZE and beauty and has at her side a fine Fillcy
nny old doomed, and at present in foai by Ham
beton.
No. 5. Chestnut HoRsr bv Draron ont
OF the dam OF No l. four years old, fifteen hands
and q half nigh, and very handsome This horse
mas not rs yet proved himself good runner ow-
ng perhaps TO the want of ACC.
NO. d. WRANGLER, by Diomed out of No. !.
lie size, beauty, speed Of this Colt, viii re-
coh'"eha MN as well for the Turf as a Stallion
lie won the two years old stakes last Fail at Pc
tersbnrg, at two heats, and in good time.--He is
engaged Ill the Fairfield stakes next October IN
winch there are fourteen subscribers at 200 dol
lars each, half forfeit
No .. SUPERIoR, ayearling colt, full brother
to Wrangier, fifteen hands high, of great power
ana exquisite beauty he promises to make
Superior Horse-Aiso, one half of = D;orncd
horse, three years old, engaged in the Fair.
field Stakes, and will be trained at Mr. RaJpb
Wormley's. This COLTS nearly sixteen hands
high, and promises to be fine Runner his dam
was imported by John Tayloe, Esq. of Mount
Airy, and got by the celebrated Rockingham,
Ihe above horse will be sold at public Aucti-
on, before my stable at Fairfield, on Tuesday the
18th Of OCTOBER next, the Cav After tbe So,
Stokes lthe terms of sale one tliirCcash. ono trd
in II months, and the other third in two years.
MILES SELDEN.
Tree-Hill, August 26th, 1908. r1awtdsi
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RENJAMrN & SARAH HApelsoN, be-. leaye
~ to inform the public, that their BoAnuIxu
School VIII commence on the 18th January
next in Mecksenburg county, Virginia, within
one mile OF Sa'iod's bridge, on Mehe-rin river,
near the road leading from faskns's ferry TO Pc
ter'bnrE; where they have erected a new and
eommodious dwelling house for the reccpfica OF
boardcrs together with suitable and separate
pupii, Vi oouu sexes.
They will teach the English language gram
matica'ly, Arithmetic and needle work in its va
rious branches
The boys will lodge in separate house from
the young ladies'. The situation i, healthy and a.
srccable. Particular attention will be paid tn
the health and morals OF the children that NAV
be intrusted to their care. Each boarder must
be furnished with pair Of sheets, a bed, bisn.
ket, one towel and 4 Counterpart.
Terms as follows Board and Tuition 21r
per annu'n; dolls. of which must be paid in ad-
vance-5 dolls. more at tue commencement of the
vacation, viz on the FIRST July, and the balance
at the expiration of the yesr.
N b. The vacation will continue four weeks.
sept IT. (oaw6w)
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ANTHONY ROBINSON, &C.
September 81 (oaw8wS1

HE STAGES SOUTH OF ALEXAE-
K pR1A-On the first day of October next.
the Mail Stage will commence running as fellows
between Alexandria and Petersburg in Virginia.
Wiiiieave Alexandria every day at :; O'clock
IN the eveAing, and arrive at Dun,irics by in
the ,norning-Leave Dumfi-ies at and arrive ut
fredericksburg by half after II in the morning
Leave fredericksburg at ~ at neon, and ar,
rive at Richmond the next morning by six leave
Richmond at half after 6, and arrive at Peters
burg by half after L in the morning.
Returning, viii leave Petersburg every dov az
halt after 10 p. M. and arrive at Alexandria in
the same time. This stage will carry no more.
than TWO passengers ON any account whatever.
and not more than lib of baggage can be allow.
ed TO each passenger
Nm accommodation Stage between Alexap-
dria and Petersburg will also commence run
hing at the same time, every other day rough
ont the year, without regard to SUNDAYS. and
will travel only in the day time On this line.
1t is the intention Of the owners, to study the:
wishes and convenience Of Passengers Still.
however, regard must be had to time--Goino-
south from Alexandria, they will breakfast at
OccoqHan, dine at Stafford Court House and
lodge at Fredercksburg-The next dau iii
breakfast at the Bowling Green, dine at the
Oaks, and lodge at Richmond And ON the
third day, will breakfast at the Half yVav House.
and dine at Petersburg.
Returning, will dine at the Half Wav bous.
and lodge 1t Richmond Early H. the uiorni;,o.
breakfast at the Oaks, dine at the Bowling Green.
and lodge at fredericksburg Next morning
VIII breakfast at Stafford Court House, dine at
Occoqusn, and lodge at Alexandria.
Ire owners on this line too, have to request
mat passengers will be as moderate as possible
IN the quantity Of their baggage, as anv tbin,
more than small trunk or parcel which vii
80 within the body Of the stage, viii be an extra
charge. THE PROPRIETORS.
The greatest attention and care wiIl be paid
10 baggage and bundles that are cnter'd and
pad forS-But whether with or without the
owner, TO he at his risk.-Every $50 weight &C
baggage the same as passenger
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