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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-09
r. Radcliffe,
Sheriff Of faattax..
5. eptf.
100 Dollars Reward
Nsv. s..

100 lJOlldto An "ftsA -
E,OPED from Fairfield, In tbs
,ouuty OF Frederick and Common
,waI,h of Virginia, on or about the I'm
ay of March last, negro slave nam
ID ANTHONY the property OF tile
tie William b. Page, deceased. An
nony is about S fest ihches III
eight, of substantial form, a light
fellow complexion, and rather OF az
Terminate VOICE He is about % years
4 age, WAS brought up house ser
ant and has been accustomed 20 that
curse of employment all his Ii 6. He
a slave Of great capacity and consl
lerable ingenuity-he reads--he PLAYS
ne hddlc-and possesses great me
chanicaI turn--he can do rough car
D nters' work and make COMBS Tae
a owe reward will be given II Anthony
should be apprebended at the distance
of 100 miles FROM Fairheld,S brought
70 the subscribers living IN alexandra.
sut if apprehented st the distance o.
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars w "
be given if he is secured in goal, am
notice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. |. Lee.
.A1mrs. of VIM. B. Pare, decd
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Edmund Brooke,
Eoyemb er27,

s-r The Editors of the National In
te,liesncer, Frederick Town Herald,
Leesburg Washingtonian and VIM
chester Gazettc. will insert the above
once week three times, and send IN
their accounts
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R. Radcliffe.
Fairfax CT. House, Nov. s en-
ORPHANS COURT,

.f2erandria County, .Nov. Term, 1918
ORDERED, Thst the adwinis,ratol
of Josehh Il. Mandeuile, deceased, 'i'
insert the following advertisement three
tiues week for eight weeks in thu
Alexandria newspapers-
A Copy-Test,
A. MOORE, Reg'r of Wills.
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Notice is hereby gwen,

Notice is hereby gwen,
That the subscriber has obtained from
the County Court of Fairfax, letters OF
administration, on the personal estate
Of William Payne deceased. All per-
sons having claims againss the estate
are warned to exhibit them for settle
mcnt, on or before the 18th May next
and all those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment.
Elizabeth Payne,
Administrative
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NO T &c E.

TIE Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandris, are hereby notit'-
ed. that Dividend of four per cent
for the last half wear on the Capito'
Stock psid in. is this day declared
payable to them or their legal repre-
se atat YES on Friday the 18th inst.
BY ordsrof the President and Direc-
tors.
VIM. Patton. Ir. Cash.
S-~%eYnher T-S
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E.dmd. |. Lee.
.Aamrs. of VIM. B. Page, Decd

May 3,
The Editors Of the Federal Rcpub'
|ican, National lntellisencer and GH-
zstte OF the Unn,d States. will publish
the above in their papers, and send
thei- accounts to tSis office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-09
Tooth-Ache Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered
which gives immediate and lasting re-
lief in the most severe instances.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-09
Infallible Ague and Fever
Drops.

For the cure of agues, remittent,
and intermittent fevers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-18
From fh- Coium0lan.
SONG.
RE7URA

WKEN qRE WARRIoR RETURNS.
When the warrior returns from .h9 battle aiar,
To the home and the country he nobly de-
Tented
o warm be thsweicome TO gladden his ear,
And loud be tbe5oy shst AIS perils ars en-
ded!
In the full tide of song, let his fame roll
along,
TO the feast~howing board, let us CRATE
iuliy lilrong,
Where mkt viii, the olive the laurel shall wase,
Aud bright wreath lor the brow OF the brave
Columbia, band Of thy brothers hehdId,
Who claim their reward in tiny hearts warm
emotion,
When thy cause, when thy honor. urg'd onward
the bold,
In vain irown'd the desert, in vain rsg'd the
ocean
=. To far distant shore, mid the battles
Wild roar,
They rus,rd thy fair fame andthy rights to
secure,
Then mkt with the olive the lsurel shall wave,
And form "a bright wreath for the brow OF the brave
Our fathers who stand on the summit of fame,
Shall exultngly hear, OF their sons ia
proud story;
How their Young bosons glow'd with tho pa
tiot's fame,
How they Tough, how they fell in the blaze
other glory,
How triumphant they rode Ger the won
dering food.
And ting'd the blue waters with infidei
blood
How mkt with the olive the LAUREL did wave,
And forad bright wreath Tor brow the brave
mthe conflict resistless, each toll they sndei
Till the foe shrunk dismay'd, the WARP de
-
and pale 6eaOs'a the crescent, its splendor OBJ
scured
BY the light ofthe star.spangled Gag OF our
Where each radiant star gleanI'd meteor
oil war,
And the turban'd heads how'd to the terra
rible glare;
Then mkt with the olive the laurel did wave,
And form bright wreath for the brow of the brave
Then welcome the warrior. returned from
3 To tn home and the country he nobly de-
Tended,
Let thanks due to valor now gl4den his ear,
And i0S 1d, be the Joy that his Perils are en-
In the full tide of song let his fame roll
along,
To the teast-aowing board, let US GRATEFUL
ly trrong,
Where mkt with the olive the laurel shall wave,
ARdio bright wreath to' The brow Of the brave.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-18
Notice.


HAT III virtue OF a deed in trust executed
John Z. Ltd pas ssqr snail OF
Monday, the 25th day of October next, before
nc front door of the Eagle Tavern in this city,
expose TO sale by Public Auction TO the highest
bidder FOR ready money, the following
Tracts OF Land,
Or SO much thereof, as may be necessary. to
raise and satisfy. as we'll the interest OF 1881.
10 5, to be computed from S0th Nov. 1887, to
5nd day OF June, 1871, asthe principal sum OF
i4Si. Is S, with interest hereon from the day
last mentioned, IS a!so/sS&226 cents costs, be-
ing the amount OF dgSree Nc the late High
Court of Chancery iIfayor Robert L. Hooe,
and Richard Hafrisoikot-sie town of AleXan.
dria, against the said Littlepage, together with
the costs and charges attending the execution
OF this Trust; that is TO say, one Tract of La d
of 2,270 acres, lying in the county of Fayette,
IN the state OF Kentucky on the main fork OF
Licking Creek, snd north side thereof, and
bounded as expressed IN survey of the said
Land, made on the 25th day of March, 1886 Tor
the sand Llttlcpage: Also 1850 acres in the
county OF Greenbrier, Virginia, on Glade Creek
-one other tract of 1O8J acres in the same
county the head waters of Glade Creek, and
also 4i5 acres in the last mentioned county.
lying between Glademaa's and Laureis Greek !:
which said three last mentioned tracts OF land
were granted 10 the said John @. Littlepage as
assignee of William Prog, by Patents from the
commonwealth OF Yirginia, bearing date, each,
on the 18th day,ot July, 1896.
SAMUEL M'CRANy, Trustee.
Richmond, Sept. IS. (tds.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-18
Land for sale.

W Y virtue of deco of trust execu.ed 5y
Il Bernard Sims, Esq. to the subscriber OH
the Esd day March, 1912, in order to secure
the paymfnt OF two bonds, made payable to
Carter Page, Thomas Nj. Dean aud Miller
Noodson, commissioners acting under q de.
cree of the Superior Court of Chancel.y for the
Richmond dialrict, WArein the executors OF
Alexander Trent, EE complaInanis and the
representatives 9fFeykriicld Trent, deiendani s.
the amount of SAID bonds 2iSi.--1 lie first pAya.
bic fof the sum oi>foS.6lG June ISl2--the se4
cond bond payable Tor the SUN OF 1O6l. H.. Jnne
ISIS, with interest on said bonds from June
1Sll,-I shall, at Cara, in the county OF Cum
Derland, on Tuesday the 2Sd day OF November
next, proceed to SELF, TO the highest bidder, Tor
cash, under the sad deed trust,
III l.I acres of Land,
On the south side Of WiIliss river which said
tract was sold by tile SAID commissioners at
Cumberland courJhodses whenthe said Bernard
SIMS became the purchase, or so much thereof
as VIII be sufficient oseharge the said bal.
anee. with intsres zSalt. costs attending the
sale OF SAID Trses< Zand.
w ~. FHoRNToN, Truslee.
ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-18
Notice.

4 II, persons havi any CLAIMS against
e che estate OF Philip Gooch, decd. will
take this as notice, TAFT the executors have
fully administered .iie personal assets and tliat
mere is suit brought in the Superb Court O.
Ciancery ri St.unton, BY David and Jas. Car
a Tract ofLand, wik-cJy SAID deceden. to be
sold or the payment 81 his debts, which SAID
and has lately been sold Those persons
whose claims hav, not %een paid, had better
nave themselves made parties 10 the above suit,
or some way put in heir claims, in order that
ne chancellor may make am equal division OF
sid equitable assets.
ROBERT WALKER,
WM. B GOOCH,
detf,S Erecntors Of Phfkh Gooch, decd
or. Ii. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-18

banning in seabrooks Ware
= !. law (of seaorooA's In
.according to Law. u
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-18

an the 9th day Of October next at tie
" late dwelling house of Major Francis
Scott dec. will commence the sale OF the de-
cedants estate. The sale will continue from
day TO day until sufficient sum is raised to-
pay. the debts.-The property for sale con-
sist of Thirty Slaves, many OF Sem very va
liable, good wagson4, SHOEMAKER, house
servants and planta,ion& Dds.-The stock
Of Horses, Cows, Shcsp\fd Hoss-all the
Plantation utensils Hustold and Kitchen
so the tract OF 1 And 4 whib the restator
lived containing alloy 800 Ao es.--It is.pro;
bable the Land WHY be devide into two or
more tracts-it isl Expected than ABOUT one
| fourth part of the sale will be required in
cash, the remainder on credit but the Ex'rs
Cannot yet determine the precise extent Oh
credit having desire on the one hand to-
advance the amount of sale and on the o.
| ther to satisfy the wishes ofthe creditors--
| It will be at least on twelve months credit
| aud perhaps divided into several terms.
JOHN 3. SCOTT Ex'r.
September 27, 1873 lw4wp.)
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Shorthand System.

WHILST vas in Europe in 1893,
w asystem of Shorthand wasPub-
lished in Phiiadeipnia In the .dyer-
tisenen, Of that Work it is said te'be
the system "used by MIR. LLOYD in
fixing down the Debates Of Congress :
system so easy that any man of ordi"
nary capacity may clearly comprehend
it in hall an hour, and soon practice it
in its iu, est extent, without any further
instruction than what will be conveyed
il few pages-the whole art being
comprised IN eighteen simhle characters,
without anyof those perpleAing a'bi.
tary marks with which the learners ot
the other systems. are Obliged 10 bur-
then their memory or emserrass theft
practice" This is all very true. and
tn, publication was at thar time patron~
lied by MIR. Madison, If. Mr.. Jefferson,
and almost all the thoh members sf
Congress. many of those gentlemen
subscribing for ten cefiss each; but that
system was very far from being per-
feet, though some Of lis seeret, fr.nci'
mes were dlvuIged ana e'eIy hi"o 0s
work since printed on this subject mas
taken advantage OF what was then ais'
closed
| am now about to print the system
~ its perfect ate, intended for the
use Of schools. with such plain instrus.
ions for learning it. that person OF
lo;crable capacity with proper sssiduiy
may write il in SIX HOURS, as swiftly,
as the script hard can be written by the
most rapid writer's.
THOMAS LLOYD.
TERMS Subscribers pay one dollar
own, I'D another on the delivery OK
.,.e work on or befsre Ist July, 1873
The Subscribers already exceed
ZOO. ans consist, Of several heacs OF
~epar, m ents, members of congress al.
nost al! the distinguished characters OF
nc revolution, together with the rev.
livines, physicians, Law! ers, professors
, incipai merchants sc. of Phiiadel'
phia
subscriptions received at this office,
nd at r. c. Weightman's and D. RAJ
,ine's book stores, Washington.
~ Those printers who will give
the above a few insertions and receive
subscriptions, transmitting the SUBJ
scription psprs to P, Byrne, Paila.
delphia, shall receive copy OF the
york, beside the usual allowance.
January %
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WINES. TEAS, &c.

"AlNGCS i 1fAOs wv
Pipes old London P. Madeira
II do. Sicily Madeira
10 do. Lisbon
pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry 5
soquarter casks Malaga
:5cases Claret <yf
40 chests gunpowder, imperial enc
younghyson Teas, Of a very sape-
rior quality,
20 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern do.
80 hhds. Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
800 pounds bright Madden,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger,
50 bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal s. Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
40 do. No. 2 Chocolate,
100 do. Pipes, containing 3 gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
900 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
60 hhds. N. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment of other
GROCERIES,
FOR SALE By
Bryan Hampson & Co.
AUGUST 25
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Rcpual.
e. JOSEPH SPEAR,

Resheetfhlly Informs MS Jrfends ana "s
g Hubhc,
THAT he has removed his shop to
Royal.street 10 the one lately occupied
by Mr.. B. Adamson, near the Coffee
House, where he carries on the CAs
BiNET BUSINESS in all It's various
,branches--he also makes and repairs
all kinds of Musical Instruments, such
as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Violins,
Guitars, &c and viii also furnish Ma
hossny Collins for grown persons for
fifteen dollars. He hopes the quality
of his materials, the soundness Of his
work and the strict attention he in.
tends paying to his business, will en-
sure him encouragement from q genes
rous public. All the above branches
of business will be executed at the
shortest notice.
November %. law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-01

the actual service the u. s. land Of the
militia in their service) for the year
, 1913. T.,
The blanks were filled and the COM
mlttee rose and reported the bill, and
the house ordered it to third reading
this day. =
The House resumed the considera-
ton of the Licence bill.
After considerable discussion and va.
rious amendments being adopted, the
bill was ordered to be engrossed and
read third time, by ayes and noes as
fsilow-Yeas 50 Nays 81
The amendments of the Senate to
the bill for compromising the officers *
crew of the frigate Constitution we're
agreed to in committee of the whole,
and reported 70 the House, where they
were concurred in and the bill passed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-01
ishing Landing.
JACOB MERCHANT

T,kE. iii, mtt!od 10 lnlorIn hi
frien,s ana thc pubic generally, thai
E has removed f ON the fishing sh"rs
he occupied last year a. Stump Mech
TO Rum.port Fishery in Maryland
where lard custom will lie admitted
(which place he vii! sell FISH on as
s,,,,d terms a. can be had at any other
fishing shore and will keep good &C.
COMMUNICATION for those who favor MIN
with their custom, -,
n =. Corn, Bacon and Hides VIII
ne taken in exchange Tor fish.
teb. q. '""'''
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Forty Dollars Reward.

Forty Dollars Reward.
u AN AWAY from my plantation Ia
H. Berkeley county, on the nth ia.
Duary last, young negro man named
ARCH,
aged about 20 years, f We feet 7 or 8 inch.
IS high, square built, walks erect, ra.
thcr thin visage, scar above his eye
and one on his cheek bone had on
half worn home made drab colored coat,
his other clothes uncertain. Forty dol.
lars will be given for taking up and
bringing him home if one hsndrsd miles
off. twenty-five dollars if sixty miles.
And ten dollars for securing him in any
Jail in the United States.
Henry Bedinger.
Berkeley county, Feb. l4-l7 lawSt'
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CAMILLUS GRIFFITH,

Corner OF King and Eoya' Streets
Has received, in addition to his present
stock of CRtIEElE"
! Muscovado Sugars part OF
~ hnos witch is Of superior qua
30 Ibis ity.
10 hhds Molasses
50 boxes Mould md Dipt Candles, ~
SIS e. ard SIS
IS bb's Apples
CA es Fine 'pf'c Cheese
fresh Curracts, Raisins, Olives. anc
Iapsrs -
Jnuarya eotl
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ROBERT GRAY,
fias lust received--for sale---a few Coz
nice a.

tias Just received--for sale---a few Coz
pies Of
Lees Memoirs of the War in the South
ern department Of the United States
3loun,'s Practical Navigator and Coast
Pilot
Jackson's Bookkeeping
Books OF Common Prayer, tn plain and
norocco bindings
Msir's Introduction
Lancaster's Epitome
Father and Daughter By Mrs. Opie
Knickerbo ker's New-York
Practical iety
The Ran, Ter, by DR.. Johnson, in four
neat Pocket volumes, bound in boards
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Valuable Building Lots,
FOR SALE,
Fairfax Court-House,
Feb 'usr" i9

OR On BE LEASED FOREVER.
TNHE subscriber will sel on liberal
+ credit or lease on ground rent lor'
ever. or for term of years, all the va
cant ground belonging to him on Water
street, and adjoining the Farmers hank'
constituting the garden o; the late Cot
Hooe. 1t is handsomely and securely
enclosed on three sides and extends
hall through the square in depth. :. o.
,her, vacant Building Lots in different
narts OF the town, and Grass Lois OF
a;fferent sizes in tue sorthern extremi-
,y, may be had on ground rent either
for a term of years or forever, on apPil'
cation to the subscriber.
J.. H. Hooe.
February
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE BY
JAMES KENNEDY 6 SON,
NHARlON, by the author of Self.
WI Control,
Good Men of Modern Date, BY Mrs.
Green,
Trait. of Nature, by Miss Burney
The Absentee, by Miss Edgeworth
Vivian and Emile, BY ditto
The Milesian Chief, by Murphy
l Says, Says 1, by the author OF
Thinks /.
Married Life, BY Miss Howard
Temper or Domestic Scenes, by Mrs.
Opie
The Scottish Adventures, by Mac
Neill
Santo Sebastians
Self. Indulgence
Lord Er>kine's Speeches at the Bar
Calamities OF authors, by D'Israeli
Crowther's Forfeiture of Methodism
Stoddard's Sketches Of Louisiana
MelIish's Travels in the United States
Leisure Hours or Poems, Moral, Re-
ligious & Descriptive, by Joshua Mars
den.
The Emerald Isle, Poem, by Charles
Phillips, Esq.
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage by Lord
Byron.
Homer's Had, new and elegant Mi
mature edition.
February % eoet
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FOR SALE,

A very stout, able young NEu
MAN, accustomed to horses ana al
excellent carriage driver and very
rood rough carpenter. He VII sc SOLO
70 no per: II who will nov c"Vy W."
ont of Maryland and the district q ~
,'r,L;, For further Information apr!
10 the Editors. he.
February %.
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Houses to Let.

wish to let or rent, two BRiCh
HOUSES at this place--orc is ntted
for storehouse, " tn coLntins-room
kitchen, &c.-the other would answer
for family, boardi. e house, or Ia
ye.n-annexed IS k'ichen, Sc 70
Iouses arc tSo stories, villa cellars,
an, to each will be annexed an enclosed
lot--taey will be Jet for one or MR.
wears For further information apply
TO
Richard Radcliffe.
Fairfax Courthouse,
Feb usr" i9 ta"C
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1oof FflzcS) SZfojOVo
1888 B!anks--not Q blanks
-- to prize
$4,000 Tickets ct DIS. each, ss5 900
Stationary Prizes as follows:
First drawn 10000 blanks,
entitled each to s 10
First drawn Tickets LIST and
2oth day each entitled TO 5000
Ditto ditto 8, 8, 81, Is, %,
e, 80, 80, as, as, AID
SD days 500
Ditto ditto 2, T, ~, %, 81,
AZ. So, and 50 1000
Ditto ditto 2sth day 10000
Ditto ditto 3sth day 10000
DITTO ditto 55th day 10000
Prizes payable sixty days after the
drawing, subject to deduction Of fl.
.ceD per cent.
7tkets for sale By
ROBERT GRAY.
March |.
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Lost ca saturday last, a
TEN DOLLAR BANK NOTE. The
finder shall receive two dollars on leav.
i3g ii with the Printers.
March st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-01

Found Yesterday on the
whsrf 10 DOLLAR BANK NOTE
The owner may have it by describing
the same on application to the Printers
March !"
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10000, 10000, 10000
AND
10000 DOLLARS
HIGHEST PRIZES.

Trinity Church Lottery,
Positively TO commence drawing on the
first Monday in March near,
And to progress regularly every week,
until completed.
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.To sHEw
| + sop1 OF TIE TINE
[ psEs,uRE'

| s. soD, o. TIE TINE
s.rs,uRr:"
l., the ancient dominion /,
|Iinsd to contribute its AID
|, Of tie general govern
| mean. back in pro-
III Its legislature has
| Of heavy taxes for the
hate government for the
| amongst WHICH ''A' "''' :
! those upon lawyers ana
hangs and lottery nfks'''
| and rrist mills, fhys'e'-
kaaks.
!, in circulation at Wash
h last, issued at Wash
|r.nia {; in which it is re-
HrrrisOn had fallen
.h and Indians and Ade-
great loss As no con-
en- received Of this bat
lever took place.
ESSAGE.
n R.xss Of Rcfresenfa-
Be- United States,
bogrsss copies of a pro-
british lieutenant go
pnd Of Bermuda, which
,s circumstances leav-
Is authenticity. 1t re-
tder 10 council of the
st, providing for the
ri,ish West-Isdies and
sessions, by a trade un-
es ; aud is sccompanl-
Instruction to the colo.
hich confines licensed
n ports of the United
5 Of the eastern states
nj Of Gre1t-Bri.ain had
h int. her commerce
lem, which, at once VI
Of other nations. and
of forgery and perjury
tines, was making an
Tess 10 undermining
morality and religion,
/ lJmdaion Of nation.
proclaimed to the
INTO her modes of war
lsIly distinguished by
features, and the de-
c,sr ; having for its
,ae lies Of allegiance
q loyaI.y in the ad-
10 seducc and sepa-
parts, the enc from
Fercy Of these demo-
arizjns contrivancas,
BY the civilized and
rl the insulting at
(, the honor, the pa
ie!ltr OF our brethren
will not fail to Call
baton & resentment /;
pge and murs all The
Q1!OI and constltu-
such ins;dious and
pre- directed.
STd, nevertheless, a.
individual cupidi,y
10 torn the corrupt
p:Y again,, himself,
be consideration of
ency of en- cffectual
sde whatever. BY ci-
Of the United States,
es' whether relating
aad in aid thereof
expectations from
i''elgn bottoms, few
employed ; whilst
''''s OK thsir flags &
and encouraging
enemy.
rs MADISON.
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