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An apple tor you, my son' I" ~" wa
me where God is -" ! will give you
swo, my father, ifyou tell me where nc
is not" A more impressive answer
could not be imagined. The Maker o.
/. the World is every where present a.
mong his works, and requires the SER
vice of his creatures /; let them aekho~'
ledge his right to command and yielo
ready obedience. His commands are
not grievous they suit their sature,t
and present circumstances and pro-
mote, at all times, and in every sitaa-
ton, their honor, safety and peace
That this is universally the tendency OF
all Gods commands, could easily be
proved; but of The one we are to specify,
it world insult the understanding to
offer proof; it is self.cvident, even to
those, who, every day wantoply Offend
aeglecting what they approve, and act
ing in opposition to what they know is
for their benefit.
Creatures, whom the Creator has call.
ed into existence: children. the off, pring
OF one father, it is the command OF the
Great Creator, it is the will of Com.
mon father that you Glove enc ano-
ther."
Some commands suit particular eli
mate, and society in an infant state
such the ritual prescribed the Jews be-
fore the appearance of the Messiah
many parts of that ritual would have
been an intolerable grievance beyond the
limits Of Judea and other parts there.
of useless and unmeaning after the Mes.
siah had come. But the command to
love one another, suits every climate
and every state of society; wherever
men are found there ought its obligation
to be felt. 1t has been hitherto, it is
now, and shall always continue to be
amiable and good for the children of
men to live in unity as brethren.
The obligation, under the Gospel, to
live in friendship, is singular & urgent.
The Son of God Appeared On earth in
human nature, and csr,Ied that Nature
to the highest state Of improvement and
perfection to heaven. Behold human
being, you behold that nature which Je
sus assumed on earth a'.d now wear. ia
heaven; That nature which he loved md
for whose redemption he Gied that &C.
ry nature to which he claims kindred,
not being ashamed to call men brethren.
Can you behold this, and feel 10 intc-
rest in the welfare of one arother =
Where is friendship so enforced as in
the school Of Christ: Did be NOT teach
this divine science BY example and pre-
ccpt: Does he no, teach it daily, bles-
sing the nations, and dispensing among
them grace and mercy?
The disciples Of John the Baptist were
known by the austerity of their lives:
the disciples Of the Pharisees, by their
dress and mortified look but Christ's
disciples are known by the affection
which they bear to one another. He is
o christian who loves his neighbor as
himself: But, is it not enough to love
our fellow. citizens, or the members Of
our own church,-the men who adopt
our creed political, or religious! Ma
ny think SC, but they err, and the error
is fatal. 1t confines what in its own ma
ture is diffusive it poisons the saluta.
ry prescription found in Gods word,
for the recovery and health OF diseased
and dying world. The love which christ
iani,y eujoins, extends to all who bear
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is.
FOR SALE,

A neat and substantial second hand
CHARIOT, in complete order. En-
duire Of the Printers.
January 20
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SELLERS, Of .ei,s1
Lasuira bound
sent to Bern,is'
brought q lett,,ll'
r 'H, ,",he conn.,.
Coi: FreensaI'
Cd e OF its eontsnm',
it relates 10 III,
ers.
Orders had b,
'"iral TO each Of.
one hundred na,
put in order for !
4 flag Of true.
came ashore sltl
on Friday to l.
shortly after i,
landed at tn, d
henry, who mad
pantry and smss,l
rous!'s. the KEEN
visions, some em
tired TO their ts
Tors. This is th,,
Ing these heroes
ed; when they s
to land AT aI,ar,
ture to say they vi
The two s-vrfl.
ed a part Of the d
Wa! on Saturd.,
out to sea.
FR.Ae
A serious afa
turday evening, !,
tween some SIani.
sailors. The lsro
IN number, having
died by our SALON
preceding evenin,
pressly. it is sal
for which pulps
themselves with /
provoked their adj,
fray, who, not sun
attacked only Vi
which nature had
few minutes sizAt]
ors were stabbed,
ON the spot, and d
cannot survive.
fore the guard .;
scene. 'Itey k
time to secure A
the nllIrderers, VI
from the enrayeil
mitted to prison
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GENERA
ADJuTANT Gu
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In order to lrf
sion OF this state, D
mems Of the mlhlrI
on, a moments d'H
and repair to NO'b
nerein specified '"
The whole Of &l
try; and rlAe."sn Z
gensril orders o.
from The
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95th VI
Together With !
men.s e.prci i? y
Capt GambI'''I
of Richmond
Heth's DO
Cooper's do ''s |
Cor5in's Con'p
C.itchlou's d.
Rogers d. "a
Pryor. do -
Taylor. c ;oa.5I
Heury's do n
Servants salSa do
Green's conr:1I
Shields Cs"P',
Taylor. do y
Two soIun'e ga,
s 'ssG1'sS I'I 's,s ~ |
,ls,h reginsn'::,r !,
Troop of cr :. =
of artillery to IT,, 81 |,
report 'hs"'"''
Corbin. -
The d.taedn;s,xt
,.h .nd SD reg.
bins and R0s'', G
20 rcndrzvou'
coed from ihs'"'
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NETWORK, July i.

The steam boat yesterday brought no
thing of material Importance from our
armies in Upper Canada. Agentleman
direct from Fort George informs US.
that no hostile movement had taken
Mace since the return OF our forces IRON
Forty Mile Creek. General Boyd COM
mands at Fort George, to the entire sa'
tisfaction oil the officers and soldiers,
who entertain the highest confidence IN
his talents and bravery. The British
forces at the lake are computedto be as
numerous as our army under BOYD. l.
is understood that they consist OF two
thousand regulars, fifteen hundred NIL
Iitia and five hundred Indians. The A.
me rican troops were in good health, and
eager to oppose the enemy. Gen. Dear
born still continues seriously indisposed,
and gen. Lewis has left Fort George Tor
Sackett's Harbor.
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strong in Withholding the means in your

strong in Withholding the means in your
power, by which not only the effusion
of blood and the waste oftreasure might
nave been prevented, but the mission OF
peace greatly promotea-These statutes
are in regard to America the execution
of the same continental system, which
Napoleon has been attempting to force
on Europe. They are peculiarly often
sive to England, because they indicate
disposition in America to join the French
in the object of,heir gar, which is no
less than the destruction of the British
empire, and the subjugation of Europe
During your illness there is hope
that, undisturbed by parasites, sycophants
and fiat,crers, such as are ever sur.
rounding princes when they can. your
country has been before your eyes, and
that its perilous, unhappy and calamitous
condition has excited sentiments of pa.
rental affection. In such temper OF
mind, it may not be inexpcdicnt to of
fer to your consideration those reasons
which have satisfied others who have no
other motive but their country's good,
that the statutes of non-iDtcrcourse AMI
non.importation ought to be now repeal
ed. VIRGINIUS.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

R.1N XIV ~ from the subscriber,
on Occoquan, on Monday the zlst inst.
two Negroes, Moses and Eve; Moses
a man about six zee high, l9 years old,
# dark complexion and is very
likely fellow; had Oh whcn he eioped
oznabrig trowsers. "a cotton shirt a
erey clio 4th wais,coat and a felt Tat, but
it is probable lie may cianSe ris
clothes, as he ha plenty OF money
Eye stout woman. upwards oil lo.ty
wears IF age, pretty dark corp cxion,
and has large scar on her breast. 1t
il probable the said Negroes will ate
tempt to go to one OF the northern
sla,es, Tor which purpose | have been
informed Moses has procured pass.
Whoever will apprehend the said Me-
srocs and secure tn m in any Jail, so
that get them again, shall receive the
above reward, or Twenty Dollars for
Moses and Ten for Eve.
VIM. Davis.
Jrly ! DIT
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FOR SALE,

A Tract Of Land, in the District Of
Columbia, containing one hundred and
eighty sly acres, large proportion Of
with is well timbered, the residue
Being cleared and of fertile coil. Al.
so another Tract, containing about 100
acres, through hich the Was Dgton
and Little River Turnpike rod passes.
On sid land are several handsome ST.
tus ions, commanding, ar extensive
vie- Of inc circum iacent neighbour
nood. Near the sbove turnpike, per-
haps, woudbe good stand for pub
lie house. Also Mill Seat. being
possessed Of every possible advantage,
having 8 and half feet aaturs, fall in
a short distance, with plenty of good
stone sufficient for dam and building
Of any Dimensions. will sell all, or
any part OF the above property, or OK
change for bank stock or country pro.
duce. Apply to
c.. w. Carlin.
Alexandra:
March Is Law
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July g..
MOI ICE.

F3HHE Subscriber, appointed Trustee
9 by the honorable Court of Chance
~ af the state Of MARYLAND. for the Pur-
pose of selling ard conveying the real
estate of the late Col Robert L. Hooe,
living in Charles county and state OF Ma
rvland, will offer for sale the said estate
at Port Tobacco, Oh Tuesday the l7th
August next, consisting of about six hun
dred and sixty four acres. About live
hundred and forty acres of this land Is
situated on the Potomac river and bind.
ing thereon, and known by the name OF
the Maryland Point Tract 1t has two
tenements On il springs Of excellent
water, and abounds in Timber 1t ls
fertile, healthy, lays very handsomely t'r
cultivation, and has all the convenicnces
Of Fish and Fowl in their season In the
greatest abundance, and the convenience
of conveying to market the produce oi
This productive Farm renders 1t very
valuable. The residue lies on the
head of Slows Creek between rhe
lands of Mr.. Henry Dent and Mr. John
Brent; is very fertile lies within 'hree
miles uf nayigable water and five miles
Of Port Tobacco. aud contains about one
hundred and twenty-iour acres, at pre-
sent.under rent to Mr.. H Dent. The
purchaser will be required to give bond
with approved security for the pa, mcnt
Of the purchase money with interest,
within six months from the Gay of sale
and upon the payment of the whole SUN,
md not b>fore, viii receive deed from
he tros,ee, conveying the title OF the
ard 81 sold. The title papers can be
seen by applying to
John Muncaster,
TRUSTEE.
July 2awts
- The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican of Georgetown will insert the
bove twice week till the day OF sale,
nd send their account TO this Office.
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\ series Of letters addressed to the
President of the United States, is com.
mcnced in the Gazette of this morning
Our readers will recognize in them the
pen which has been recently and ably
employed in tracing the causes and con-
sequences Of the war in which We are
engaged, and in delineating the plans by
which lis progress might be arrested
Waen such men speak, let the people
listen.
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lust Received

ibOL 1>NI' WV
For sale by RnB'T. CRAY, opposite
the Washington Tavern, the follow.
ing valuable
Law Books---viz :
~ OOpER's Jus inian
~ Hen!ag's justice
rauch's Reports vol, 5 and 6
iuniord's Reports vol. l
Esst's Reports vol. "A
Iooper's Equity Pieader
lmerican Digest
Lawyers Guide by w. w. Hening
vol.
Johnson's Cases vol. 8
Coudy's Marshall on Insurance
aunto1's Rtports vol. 2
8lackstone's Comme ntaries
Newland on Contracts
entity on the Law of Natiohs
johnson's Reports vol. z and 8
Law of Attachments
Curran's Speeches
Statute of Limitation
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Land for Sale.

SE subscriber wishes TO sell
Lot OF Land, containing about
SiSty- three and an halt Acres, adJoin-
Mg VIM. H Terret's and VIM. b
Mocre's, about four miles from "a
exaharia, With Brick House on IL
snd good Orchard with other improve
msn's.-kEqure of Jacob Hoffman,
'o'n' Scholhcld, or the subscriber
Mary Bushby.
May -. law2m.
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FOR SALE,
,VALUBLE House Servant, about

4 yVALUBLE House Servant, about
~ 81 years OF sge--he is very likely
and intelligent, and would suit either q
tavern, private family or single gentle.
nan. | wish to dispose OF the servant
10 some person in Alexandria on its vici.
nifty, a. my only object in selling him is
to crafty him by being near his VIE
She can be bought to accommodate par.
lies, by applying TO WILLIAM ROBINSON,
Esq The Servants vii! be shevn, and
the terms of sale made known.
Mex. BEVERLEY:
Westmoreland county,Va. June ~.
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VInGINIUS-No. I.
TC LINES M.4DISON
listen.
President Of the U. States.

President Of the u States.
Tie dangers and calamities of your
zyar, are awakening the most anxious So
licitudes. not in those only who did their
utmost to avert it, but in some, who ig-
norant of our own resources as we'll as
of their enemy's have been misled in
their iogmc, opinions. Your Gonzales
cence sir. is cause of congratulalion a
mong many who have opposed your
course Of administrators, not because
they feared the vacancy in your Office
would be flied by the ViCe-Presldenl
Gerry with less advantage, or less honor
OF less wisdom, but because they wished
you to have an opportunity to repair the
mauv and great faults which you have
committed in the conduct of the nation
\ hope, faint hope is entertained
that the recent affection, was designed
by an all wise providence, as mercy
to the people over whom you preside,
ov inducing you To review the trim Of
measures by which your country has
been led into this unnecessary and ruiz
nous ~ar-A faint hope is entertained
TIA, YOU will yet before it is too late
Sc vnur errors, and repent even at the
eleventh hour, repent and suspend the
contest as unchristian in its COM
7nencem 81, as il has been disastrous inits
consequences, by an immediate armis-
tice.
# with sincere spirit of Cancellation
you have sent an embassy for peace to
the furthest corner OF Europe, it you
have felt well grounded hope OF its
success, it seemed to men OF common
sense and plain dealing, that some e.
forts to an armistice would in the mean
time have been esssyed. Humanity
pointed TO such measure, nor was II
forbidden by any consideration of nation
al honor.
Admiral Warren you knew is compe-
tent 70 make a truce, which shall en-
brace the whole Atlantic and Western
frontiers, rs well as the seas, and Re is
now within our territory, ready to treat
On the terms Of an arnis;ice, whenever
the statutes of non intercourse and non
importation with Great Britain, made in
conformity with the French Gods are re-
voked. The principal obstacle to
truce. is the existence OF the laws, which
by ycur mere proclamation, might and
ought TO have been long ago removed.
Is il true, as the public have been in
formed, that last year, and before the
blood of our counlrymen had been made
to flow in the savage wilderness or in
the fields of Canada, that you we're IN
formed by Admiral Warren that the
repeal or cessation of those statutes was
a preliminary to any armistice, because
they placed France and England en- an
equal ground, and we're cooperation
with Napoleon in his plan to destroy the
British Empire Whether this be true
the Senate have the constitutional power
of ascertaining, and it is expected they
will lake the regular steps for the pur'
nose. lit be true, it must be lameDted
,ha, those statutes have been so long
permitted to remain in force. 1t must be
lamen,ed, that you have been so head
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Bank of alexandria,

June S, 1913.
THE Stockholders in this institution
are hereby notified, that dividend OF 4
PER cent, for the last half year, is this day
declared, and will be paid to them or
their legal representatives on Thursday
the 9Th inst.
BY order ofthe Board,
Jas. L. M'Kenna.
Cashier.
July 6. e05"'
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CHARLESTON, Is. CT June Is.

CHARLESTON, IS. c. June IS.
7, Four Wagons loaded with -four, made
from this years wheat. arrived in town
Yesterday from Newberry District.-
We understand that the crops of whest
in the upper parts Of this state, have
been very fine the present ssason--we
may, consequently, expect a plentiful
supply of hour in the course Of q few
days.
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The Alexandria Museum,

rs open for the reception of visitors,
L every day, Sunday excepted) from
10 A. NJ. to 2 p M.
Those, who esteem it a pleasure,
to pass an hour, in viewing an assem-.
blaze of the works of Nature and Art,
may here be gratihcd.
Admittance forgrown persons, Is
cents, each visit-Children, IL Ia
cents.
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T21RUTE TO vALOR.

we tank, we cannot pay greater
,r;hu,. If respect. to the memory OF
Ce,,.;n LAWRENCE than by publishing
~ f,yJoSiq.- tcsriroonial of regard, writ-
,nr ~ II, enemy, and extracted from
t.c Halifax paper. GUARDIAN
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IN ,v.ken ny country to sense Of

~;n awaken ny country 70 sense OF
her ,,n,je. and her interests.
I-,,;ma Cumei VENT pa Garments
e;as !:
,Iagnns ab in,egro srcnlourum nasctnr
ordo.
y,p rc,,it ct Virgo, redeunt saturnia
lam nova progsnics, ce!o demiltiiur
rlIO.
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We are grati6ed;n being enabled to
present Mr.. Fitzhugh's Grafton to our
readers, at an earlier day than was cx-
pected. Ii will be found 10 this days
paper.
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Accounts were received at Washing
toa yeste rdav morning, by the express
mail from B'ffaloe, OF the Capture of
Col, Boersieller and his regiment of up
wards of 500 men, by the British, about
i4miles from Fort George.
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June 81
FOR SALE,

At Four Dollars each, Fifty Ewes.
better wooded than Sheep generally are
of the common breed. They shall have
the season Of two beautiful luiI-bloodet
Nerino Rams, gratis. Also for aa'e.
sob. oil Wool, Of excellent quality,
It 50 cents per pound. Apply to
William Allison,
Woodlawn, near Mount Vernon.
Jrdr If
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
T REPORTED far the Alexandria Gazette.
MONDAY, July 5.
Mr.. Sturges presented the petition OF
a number of the inhabitants OF Connec-
ticut, praying the establishment OF a
port of entry. Referred to the commit
tee of commerce and manufactures.
Mr.. Fisk, of n. Y. presented the Pc
tition of John Johnson and others, aliens,
praying congress will pass law allow
ing such persons as have taken the pre-
paratory steps, to become citlzens.-
Referred to the committee of foreign
relations.
The Speaker laid before the hoase a
report from the war department on the
petition of WIN Tathem. Ordered to
Ii on the table.
Mr.. Benson called for the considera
ton of the resolution offered by him on
Saturday last, for appointing commit
tee of the senate TO enquire what busl"
ness it will be necessary to transact dur.
ing the present session OF congress, and
when il NAV be brought to a close 1t
was adopted and committee OF live
ordered.
TIE house proceeded to the conside-
ration Of tie bill hvt'g dnfy on teen
ces to distUlrrS u stritneuS liquors.
After some debate on a proposition
made by Mr. King, of Mass. to anne. q
the bill, il was Withdrawn, and Mr. Pit
kin moyee TO refer the bill to the com
mi,tee OF way 5 and means fog the pur-
pose OF reporting section, allowing
drawback on spirits distilled from mo-
lasses when exported, eqa"l TO the DUTY
paid on molasses Oh importation.
A debate took place and the question
on recommittment was taken hg ayes &
noes and were yess-42 nays 1913.
Mr.. King OF Mass. moved II Fecnm-
nit the bill for the purpose OF equai'zing
the duties on stills. Negati, ed.
Tie question on eDsrosslns the bill
for third reading was decided by ayes
and noes as folows-yeas 80 nays 81.
II was ordered 10 be read third time
tomorrow:
The House in committee ofthe whole,
MIR. Nelson in the chair on bill for
Lauing and collecting direct Iar.
A variety of amendments wrre pro-
posed, some of which were ad pied and
others rejected, and the committee rose
and reported the bill.
Adjourned.
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JUST PUBLISHED, BY
IOH< A. STEWART,
ind for Sale at his Book Store, new
and imhroOcd edition Of
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July %

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Romance o! the. Py,epees.
Forfeiture OF Method'sm, by ]. Crow.
ther
Life of INhi,efeld. bv J. GilIies
Pnetical Vsgarses. BY G. Coleman
Elements OF Chemical Philosophy, by
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Life Of Percival-Erskine's Speeches &
Duane's Handbook, or the New Mi.
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ALEXANDRIA,.
TUESDAY, LILY 6.
~ TO SHRW

SHs VERY nee & BODY OF THE TIME
MS FORM AND PRESSURE"
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How many are there, who, always bu.
sy, always eager to search out the faults
of their neigbbors, arraigD them without
mercy to their own judgment--while q
truly good mind may be owDby It's
charity and candor it remembers that
" to punish human errors is the province
Of Heaven :" and that where candor can
not excuse, humanity drops tear over
human weakness.
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RECEIVED

RECEIVED
q, Schooner Melinda, from Boston, and
Schr. Regulator, from New York,
A complete assortment OF SHOES, OF
all descriptions and fashions.
In Store,
Cotton, Window Glass, Ravens Duck
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse Hides,
Trunks.
E. Gilman.
July % eoStlaW
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Reports from Halifax to the 22d inst.
are that captain Broke, of the Shannon,
was recovering from his wounds.
Among the troops which arrived at
Quebec about the middle of May, 800
cavslry are mentioned--bat horses tor
most Of them were 10 DC procured IN
the country. General Duroch had ar
arrived from England.
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The Rev. DR.. Miller, Of New-Yors,
has accepted the appointment OF Protes-
sor OF Ecclesiastical History and Church
Government, i'll the Theological Semi
nsry under the direction of the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church OF
the United States.