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EOIICE.
To all sohons it mag Concern.

To all 5chons IL mag Concern.
VT0U are hereby notified, that the d.
4 rect Tax. for 1916, has become
due and payable, and that attendance
vii! be given to receive the same at the
fellowing times and places, viz:
At Fairfax court house, on Monday,
2Ist October
At CenreyilIe, Tuesday e2d
At Gum Spring, "Wednesday Esd
At Aide, Thursday Oath
At Middlcburg, Friday s5th
At Uppervi!,e, Saturday Goth
At uniontown, Monday 2sth
At Capt. Gresg's s'cre, Tuesday goth
At pumpkintown, "Wednesday sOth
At Smiths cross roads, Thursday slst
At HilIsboroush, Friday lst November
At John Cannarls', Saturday Cd
AT Sol. yichroy's store, Monday 4th
At Souder's store, Tuesday 9Th
At Waterford, w edpesday 9th
At Leesburg, from the 18th October tc
Che 1lth November
At Lanesyille, Tuesday 18th Nov.
At Wiley's, Wednesday 18th
At the cross roads, Thursday 14th
At Iyrens' Friday 18th
At West End, Saturday 10th
At Fairfax court house, Monday 18th
At Colchester, Wednesday Goth
At Motifs in Alexandria, Tor non-Eesi-
dents, Tburday 21st.
And that correct copies of the tax lists
remain with the principal assessor of this
collection district. open to the inspection
OF any person who may apply to inspect
the same.
Jshn Lttljahn, Collector
OF the Revenue for the 22nd
Collection District Virginia,
October 25-24 t5lstNoy
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Ward.
We have not vile opinion Of all The
|,iemoctatic editors, but We know there
|are tee many of them that, like Binns
would utter cainmny upon calutnny a
|gainst Clinton or Crawford, and lyins
|ealogies on Clinton o. era wford, and
|eammnies against Monroe, as either
might appear to have the prospect Of being
Such is the editor OF the Democratic
Press Cherish him We democratic edi-
tors lor he is your kinsman.
From the Spirit Of Pablo journals.
The pnb.ic is being with alany heals,
and consequently possesses az many dit
ferent minds as these can amply testi-
|fy who are the servants Of ITS 1r;A, a
rnong whom Printers perhaps are the
chief Buffers and Bakers : Gise US
more foreign intelligence, = saws the news
|inonger. and let domestic politics a.
lone" 6 Battle The feds. dash away at
the demes,' cries The politician /; 6 a Eg
tor your foreign intelligence, unless you
can send Emperor Bouaparte into Eng.
land. up to his knees in blood. We d.
not want to be3c about SHIPS spoken at
|sea. courier passlng through Hamper
IgoscampeIdam !; Marshal Heller Shelter.
holding audience with his serene high
mess the lands.ase OF laeherdcgullion,
Tor the marriage OF Count sVaddlersaitle,
with her iadyship the duchess Of Wink
let not your paper detail
such inlp0' taHt adtices." 6. fit the ie-
deral or democrat ediors," exciaims al
third, . nothing | Ike so web as SQUAD
bling among editors {; there is sesae tahI
In that Let a. have another novel;
SAYS sir. Fripple, $ ike novels mon
'stfously. especially il there be something
scare al IN tieal5 | would not give a.
cent for the papers if they had not a nos
vel il the,c." Novels says old Grouse !;
K. Nonsense! give US something atort
farming, tell US how to DESTROY the Hes
sian ay, or something about fining CIDER,
lqr wheat upon closer,n Il ike novels
-
too" says Miss Slmper,o I" bit besides
them want good deal more g.oetty, j
and a numbered queer stories aaO,yt Ann
lNecdctes; | love 70 read them terribly -
4tH sishy washy, says Jack uallopcr,
give ms the sport of the turf: telials al
bous the race betwcen Madam rhorntonl
and Mr., Flint, and her chaiIengiug hiaI
after she got beat: hats the darby.
Ihns might we sc or AL infimtam, andI
describe the mndes ahich Mr.. PubiicI
p0iuts out for US to Dc guided By. IN con !
Quoting sar paper in answer, .ge cauI
ansy say, that although we consiler oa,1
own netaod best, jet, as soon as ihevI
tan al agree upon one. plan. we will
ckeerfallg adopt il; and prti! then. vel
trust we iaay be peraittet. 10 jas 81, inI
tie old way, of giving little OF every
thing which We consider he mvst inpor-
tant: Tor,
/" II all The land vas paper, !
AGd all the sea were iBS.''
II would still BE- impossible lor rs toI
comply with ali ihe de1sa,ris ri me pph
tic. ansii tAo.e demands becesle ul1Te u.
nlted.
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100 Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, on the
27til September, negro man, named
JAMES, ..:oat 5 feet 10 inches high,
slender made. very black, about forty
two years OF age. good coarse shoe
maker, talks slow and cbews tobacco
| will give the above reward if taken 20
niles from this place, or Fifty Dollars
If takep within that distance, ard pay
all charges for delivering aim in AleSan.
dria.
Charles I. CatIett
October 8 If
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insufgent army under Bolivar. at Ocu-
mera. published in our last, we have to
communicate the, total defeat, or rather
destruction, 81 another division Of the
same insursent army, under the com
mand Of Sir Gregory M Gregor, whowas
also slain, and his body (saited) sent to
to Caracas to be exposed. This
intelligence has been received here
from SO respectable source, as to
leave no doubt of its authenticity So
that the ROYAL cause, in Venezuela at
least. is likely TO put down all opposition
for some time to come. We shall wait
with anxiety for the the official details
Of this affair.
1t will be perceived that the above ac-
counts are very contradictory.
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From the yashingtonian.
BINNS VS.. MONROE.

In 1908, shertly after that wonder
fal hero James Madison, was eaucuss'd
for the Presidency, aHd with which Il
q will be remembered the present Twelve
q doliarsa day congressmen's candidate
4 was not little dissatisfied, John Bisns
4 expressed himself of the honorable lame
! Monroe in tae terms following wit;--
s. Though we should have been better
satisfied with Clinton, and though we
are decidedly eepesed 10 the Usa,patd,
tioa of Caasusses, or the antiques o
midnight csbals, yet as the peopte hdyei
expressed themselves satisfied with the
uumination Of Mr. Madison, we shall ma
longer oppose what appears to Us new
lobe the voice of the people. While o.
,he subject it may be necessary TO stats
that faction has mentioned .nr. jane
.Voaro as being better qaliied. aud more
emitted TO the favour OF Ire nation. thar.
MIR. James Madison. OF Mr. Monroe
We know little that can entitie bim t.
the high distinction he covets, unless il
is playing the tawing parasite and desp1-
cable sycpphant at ST. Jane iusteast of
beng Inc agent and representative et
the only free nation on earth and can-
eludng .yeat7 with the British govern
Dent which. in every thiag but The
name brought US hack to The hsa.bie and
degraded condition Of British cnlonists
AS to any thing else, artl when we
rebectupon some incidents in the revos
dictionary history of Col, Monroe. we
shall, foe the present, only ask what A
american prizes the free institutions a. bis
sountry would trust James Monroe 2 Not
one"
Sc said Bans, ihe gov rnour's COVER,
Nor. IN 1908 - But taen, gentle
reader, Mr. Dallas Was not Secretary
81 the Freasury: and Monroe was ia
disgrace with The old man Of the noun
tam neither was he Secretary of State
land neither had he the means OF step
ping theiiaws Of imported Cerebus. But
hme works wonders.
Ncw LET US consider. Binns, az law
!srssay, either did or did not, write
VIVA, ne believed to be true Ifhe wrote
Snat ne believed to be true. in what Lam
gaase OF contempt aud adherence shall
re speak of the man whe now advocates
.Or the hrst Office in the Gift OF his coun-
Wy, one when he believes to be SO low
30 base. SO unft ? Ifhe did not believe
!. - ne tEen wrote, who can picture to his
imagination more hideous and detes'
taois caiamniatOr? We have not seer
@s phamPhlet giving the proof of the
loa'nsome conduct of this Binns, but We
can hardly conceive OF any action toe
vie Tor preparation by man who, a
IN his instance, uDblushinsly and trium
pnantiy, bares to the worlds view such
astonishing detormity. We should be a
. saasned Of Mr.. Monroe if we did no
s sAlnk himself ashamed of such supper
s -. let whom from Calender. to Abra
as# bishop, who had been instrumentsliI
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But that hath ne'er assum'd such pew'rs,
'Tweuld not be matter were 1t SO
Nor could these mystic minds Of ours,
From nothing flow;
Nor could they flow without a source
A great intelligent FIRST Cause!
Who gave to matter life and force
To nature--laws
Who gave to man conscious soul |:
An emanation of his breath
"A part of that eternal ,rhote
Shall meier see death.
6 There is God,o all nature cries.
Through boundless space loud echo
roars
g THERE'S God" heay'n, earth, replies
Kneels and .2doree.
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To The Materulist or Atheist.
BY w. Ray. ESQ.

: There is a Godo-All nature CRIES
Through boundless space the paean
roars
There Is a God"-- mans heart replies,
Burns and adores
Could matter Subsistence give
Work into forms a shapeless clod-
Observation-Disclosures moye-&
live
Matter were God
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October 9
Analectic Magazine.

The Subscribers to the above Worl
are respectfully Informed, that the Nun
Der for the present month is received AM
ready fol- delivery.
J. Kennedy and Son.
October "a st
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syALYZiNG.

The Fashionable German Waltz Dance
IS said TO have originated in the mode "a
dspted By TIE Scotch women, two of whom
set INTO Il rub, alternately following each
tther round the inner edge or treadieg
Together in the middle, till the clothes
are clean. Sometimes a benny lassie
treaas With her gallant, and thes che
Washing is done right merrily. The idea
Was ingenious eloagh, for a phlesmatic
German, TO tsanspose the dance
from the tab to the assembly
room, where washing might be done in
rather more geRteel style.
Deaf and pumb Lord Ellenborough,
the present Chief Justice OF England,
convicted criminal in case of life and
death unon the testimony of a boy
born deaf and damb. The boy evinced
his sanity 4 sagacity by the same means
that fbe butchers boy did whose yete was
refused at'he poll of the first ward, by
signs or gestures, CLEARLY comprehensi-
bic; and which the chief justice had no
difficulty in assuring the jury ought to be
received as ample testimony in the case.
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NEW YORK Oct. "a.

From Trinidad. We learn from capt,
Leach, of the schooner Collins, that it
was reported at Trinidad. just before he
sailed. that Sir Gregory M'Gregor, hal
given battle 10 the Royal army in the
Province of Valencia, and Totally defeat
ed them and il was also reported tina
Cumana had fallen into the hands OF the
Patriots,
We have received a paper which son-
|tains the following article
. Port Spain, Sept. ls.-In addition
ito the late DEFEAT sustained by the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-28
Robbery Of the Bank.
-. ,re gratified to announce the a

az. are gratifed to announce the ar,
nerson. who is no doubt the
'sss I'M i ! committed the above nefarious
man Yesterday morning information Was
a : 49,. grounded on circumstances which
ioaspS' ',,r on the trial. with the cashier
a,.a - si, sank, that a man, on whom strong
o. ~ me rested, could be secured the
suspls measures we're Immediately taken
pIoPs' asrsop lately from Albany, whose
auu : : e, 6 understand TO be Nym: Leon
na = lewis, alas Lewis Leonard, was
a a.s led at his lodgings. He. was man
a g very imposing appearance aud ap-
Va ". rsd undismayed at his situation. At
ea - examination before Aida Shoe
' :. a. trunk was opened in the pre-
, laar # Dayid Lenox, Esq. by shom the
Sea ss n,ste was discovered and claimed,
,sssissr with all, OF nearly all, the pro-
. - ',ostl This circumstance renders
! cs,t,;n that this is the man who COM
,,,;tts,l the act A cane was found in his
,,osssss;on Of large size, which opened
n the top, in which was discovered a
e,s .he barrel about 2 feet long on
tho head Of the stick there was leather
S,se. which completely covered the lock,
! cutlass and a pair OF small pistols, all
concealed With great ingenuity, no dopbf
fm nurposes which he can best explain.
After a tuii hearing he was committed
far trial. Hhi. True sfmericGn.
Commcdore Truxtoa has received his
cas,mission as Sheriff of the city and
county Of Philadelphia, and has entered
On he duties Ofhis Office.
A man NAV have a high opinion of a
pcther till some measures or sentiments
rroduce forfeiture of that good opinion.
But. where mans whole past life has
shown his want of talents, OF consistency
and political independence and intesri-
10 no subsequent change will alter the
osiinion entertained of what is past.
The Democratic Press contains no
less than three columns, in one paper.
advocating Mr.. Monroe fsr the Pfesidcn-
~. The editor, Mr.. John Binns. is one.
d . committee for the state Of Penpsyl-I
yania, to see that no electors of Presi-I
dent be chosen whs will not previously
declare that they viii vote for Mr.. Mon
roe. Now let us see what this same.
Bins thought Of Mr.. Monroe four years
ae,
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For New York.
( The Schooner
R III A r RET.

81 lss.s2aS5H Martin Lefingwell master,
wllI carry 600 barrels and sail with all
possible dispatch for freight, which will
be taken low, or passage having good
accommodations, apply on board at
yowell's wharf or to,
Barnewall and Popham.
October 20 4teQ
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To Rent,
The Wharf and Warehouse, at pre-
sent occupied by Adams, Herbert & co.
lower end Of Prince. street. Possession
to be given on the 1st Of March next.
ALSO FOR SALE,
A number of very valuable Building
Lots on Prince street.
Apply to
Peter Saunders.
October 90. cost
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0GITUARY.- We have to eeriorin
the melancholy task d anaappc,,eg ths
decease OF his exceiieGcy ,}aass saia son.
governor OF this state> he Ell on Sion>
day last at Paris, in bNaa,,un County,
where he had been several seeks confin-
ed 5ya paipfal illness. We shall rot at
tempt 20 pourtray the cfasactar@nf tbs
'amiabse man Ibis virtues aa:i patrio{isn
are too we'll known tuneed eaiogium. -
Ills whole life was desatSj! Ia the sasyicC
IS his country he caas2s;euoas sss,yiot
81 which he had been 50 recently choset.
~ the unaf4meus vpiee 81 Ais fellow ci-
tiZens, a,r,jg ls.tilics his worth.
ii consequence of the above distress
sin2 event, the government gill be ali.
ministsfetS By GabpiS! Slaughter, i.ieni,
Governor. lor four years. The eonsti-
tutioa does not provide Tor d re election.
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.Naw- icrl.. Oct. qa

.fPnl-l ctts. oct. 70.
Extract of letter from Port aa,pfince,
dafed Sept. %
{. We are at present in great contnsion
ewing to tremendous hurricane t.as
took place on the night Of The 18th. f
very vessel in the ilarbor vas either upse;
or lg;yen IN shore, but fortunately they
are nearly all off " thaut receiving much
damage. Nearly one quarter Of this
town is b'owH down :and ali the country
as far as we have heard, is havoc anil de-
struction. Markets for American pro-
duce very good. 1.-THE returns wretched.
Flour 2S to so dollars per barrel"
On Thursday last. His Excellency the
Governor, presented to General Miller,
an elegant Sword, which was awarded q
him by the Legislature Of this State. The
Sword was well bestowed on a brave man
and was presented and received in a
handsome manner.
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Commodore Truxtoa has received his
caa,missiOn as Sheriff of the city and
county Of Philadelphia, and has entered
on the duties ofhis Office.
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A MIsER.
account of Mcha! Beira.

Mr.. BAIRD was of &c man extraction
His father left him vaIu bic tam Of 5ro
acres in the'vicinity of Y k lIenl
with some farming and household articles
He kept Tavern aomher ct wears
married wife, and raised four children
He accumulated an immense estate which
he preserved so tenaciously. that he af
iorded not doliaf for the education os
lis family. He was never known 70 sv
out one dollar in cash for any article /,
Iraisht be in want ot,he w I'd 90 Nithor,
it. or tnd some person W would barte,
with him for something h could not sell
tor cash. He harmed l. gely and kem
a large distilefy, which he s1oplied en-.
-tifely with his own grain. lie kept a
team for the conveyance Of his whi.key
and -four to Baltimore. which when h.
could not sell FIR money at a price tl.at
would suit him, he barte ed IOr nccessa.
lies for his family aud tavern. In tbSs
way he amassed an estate Of S40OOG0
Such was bis attachmen 70 money, fiat
he was never known to enl or or dit a
single dollar to any man. Upon th> best
mortgage or other security thar couEdbe
gisen, he NO Id nat lend cent Rene.
yer invested one dollar in aEy 0! tie pub.
he funds: neither would he keep The
notes OF any bank longer tran It'll lie
could get them changed. lie deposited
his specie in a large iron chest until Il
IS ouId hold no more. He then provided
a strong Iron hoped barrel, which lie
also filed. After death his strong boxes,
= from whose bourne no traveller had
ever returned. :. yielded $4,000 dolrs
in gold and silver"
The cause ofhis death was as remark.
able as the curse of his life. A gende.
man from Virginia offered BIN 12 dollars
Der bushel lor 100 busheIs OF clover seed
but he wguid pot sci! it or less than lS
dollars; and they could Dot agree. TIE
seed was afterwards sent to Philadelphia
where it sold Tor 81 pr busheI, AID
bruushy in the whole $3.50 less than tie
Virgiuian offered for .t.--0n recevingan
account Of this sale, he walked through
his farm, went to his distilerY, and gave
various directions to his peope. ite then
went to his wagon house aud ilANoLD
HIMSELF.
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81 Just learn that the prisoners b.,.
applied for a Habeas c rpus, and ave
. be brought up before ] tge EIImalass
L is expected they will be reconuitteii
Tor a conspiracy"
The Ednor Of this paper on Wedrp,.
day the 10th instant, had satisfacto,s
evidence of the existence If a wicked, al
desperate conspiracy aga nst the Cover.
nor, and lost no time in communicat;r.
by express what he knew 10 the goveraoSa
and it probably was in Consequence :,
this information, that This d,abo5c,l
scheme has been frustrated. AS this c0r.
spiracy will in all probab Yty undergo
legal investigation, we d not Gov think
proper to publish any m9re On the sub.
ject.
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Exchange Office, Georgetown

q VIII give the highest premium f..
Z Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, Of
the following places, viz.
Boston. New Yerk, philadelphia, Ba!
timore, Virginia, Narth Carolina. south
Carolina and Georgia. will also CIV
the highest premium for Drafts Oh New
Orleans, Treasury Notes and Specie.
All kinds OF Western Bank Note
bought and sold.
All kinds of Stocks and Bills of FIX
change bought and sold.
Notes. Drafts and Interest collected
and RENTED for small commission.
- Persons travelling to any part o
the United States may be supplied VIII
suitable Funds.
a Please toenquire at my EXCHANGE
and Brokers office, Bridge street, Geo
Toion.
Romnlas Rigs
limo 1 ft
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Land for Sale.

4 Tract Of Land is offered for sale
situate in Frederick county, 'Tgna'
within one mile Of Berryyille, containing
rs acres. This land was formerly lie
prope " of Col. Griffin iayloT,
Merchants Bank Notes, or Notes el
any Of the Banks of the DistricI Of IO'
iumbia will be received IN payment
For further particulars
Apply 10 The h''HfFT r
May If u
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CHARLESToNA. July Il

~ IA NILE p4sS' July ID.
The following IS more particular &C
count of the unfortunate occurrence.
which happened at Coo>aWattie, some no
tice of which was published in the Even
iDg Post of the 18th instant, under the
read Of IS Pendleton, S. e. July 90
From the augusta Herala, Juty II.
An unfortunate occurrence took place,
a few days past, at Coosawattie, the par
Gcuiars OF which, as related to us by a
gerson who was present, aud by some
persons who have since pa sed through
ne Nation, are as follows
Several Wagons were passing through
tie Cherokee Nation, on their way from
tennessee. loaded for Messrs. Erwin and
sons of this pace With the wagons,
Vas Mr. Davis, with his son. a Young
nan who was driving one of them.
Eoung Mr.. Davis went into house. and
equested some fire two Indians were
eepe one who was intoxicated. repl. ed
se should have no fire; the other, howe
er handed hun some. Soun after, til
.toAlcsted Indian went to the Wagon
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nunp Mr.. Davis, and with twelve and

s half cent piece, requested some meai :
s,lr Davis cut him off about two pounas
+ bacon. which the Indian received; an {
after going off a little distance, returned,
sad threw it down at the teet oi Mr.. la
is. who, in return, threw his money 10
MIN ; the Indian, instead OF taking az
the money, seized jack knlfe that was
lying handy, and made oil With 1t; MI.
Davis called to him to return 1t; ne re-
turned, and offered to give 1t up Tor a
quarter of a dollar. MIR. Davis replied,
fnat the knife vas his own, and nc would
not purchase it. ihe lndlan then made
at nm with it. and made several attempts
10 stab him. SIR. Davis retreated, and
ran once or twice round the wagon, but
tintiing he was not likely to escape, he
,ei2ed.a hatcher, and thleWlt at the IN
dian; the edge struck MIN upon the
meek, cut the jusuiar VEN IN two, and IN
Hleted a mortal wound the Indian re-
treated small distance anu Tell; some
Jther Indian, who were present, raised
the war whoop, and between twenty ana
thirty Indians, were suon assembled,
some OF them armed. They seizea young
Mr. Davis, and Kept him Til TIE woand-
ed Indian died some OF them then took
nlm out, tled him, and wh,ie one heid the
robe. another deliberately snot lilni, ia Tie
presence vi us father.
Some OF the lnuian party we're oppos-
ed to This violence, but their iui1pet;
even anitsd with that OF the WassoAeto,
was not sufficient 10 prevent 1t, non couiu
aay efforts await, 10 nave the young inah
yielained until All investigation cJuia
take place. Expresses were iiliiheaia'e
~ sent TO the Indian agent ana " en-
aessee. he indians soon became a.
armed. and .esotyed that an PERSONS
Gu cefned IL the .iulder should DC gwen
40. and our iHtoimant states, that ID nc
came on. he saw the iAdian WAC oaot 1ll.
DAVIS. and the one SuU tied tbs rope,
who were the two deemed most guiitJ,
led. and Conducted TO n-uoXHiie, mhere
they will be lfled aud justly dealt VITA.
ihefe appeared, lie say, 10 iilopositioh
Ia the Indians To do further mischief, nUf
anv Inclination 10 save from Punishment,
any of those concerned i'll Tue Outrage.