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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26
F O R s A Z +,
The follo7usng Property:

ington-freet, between King and Prince
Streets, II feet front, II3 feet 70 inches
dee-One Of thefe lots is bounded on thu
fouth fide by ten feet alley-the other
two have an outlet of ten feet to faid AL
ley. Valued at $50 dollars each.
Three Lots on the North iide of Prince
freet, near the corner of Waihinpton
treet, 20 feet front and 100 feet deem
to an alley of ten feet, communicating
with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 3zo
dollars each.
A Lot on the corner of Fairfax and
Wilkes Streets, with front of al feet &
inches on the Welt 1ide Of Fairfax Rreet.
and II feet on the North tide of Wilkes.
hreet-valued. at $50 dollars.
A Lot on Wilkes -freet, joining :
feet alley taken off the Wet end Of the
lat mentioned lot, IS feet front and 81
feet deep-valued at 10 dollars.
An half-acre Lot, or one fourth Of a
fquare, on the Wet iide of Fairfax ffreet.
and North Gde of Gibbonfreet. Thi.
lot having fouth and eaft front, is valued
at 1000 dollars-lubjeet to a ground rent
of ieventeen pounds one ihilling per an
mum, but the rents all paid up to the 1T
infant.
An acre Lot, or halfa fquare, bounded
on the eat by Pitt-nreet, on the north by
Wilkes ftreet, and On the wet .by St.
Aiaph- Rreet. Twenty feet of this lot is
let out at one dollar per foot-fubeet to
an annual rent of twenty pounds per an
mum, which is all paid up to the 1T of sti
month lah. This lot is valued at 1000
dollars.
10 fave trouble, the prices of each of
the lots are mentioned. The terms Of
payment are one fourth in hand, one fourth
in fix months, one fourth in Il months
and the remainder in two years from the
gift of next month. 1hoie who choo{e
10 make an offer for any Of thole lots Will
pleaie to fend their terms fealed up and 6.
reeted to John Jenney of this town, marx
ed On the outiide an offer for William
iiartihorne's lots. The higheR offer fif
above the terms here put DOWN to be the
buyer. Not le1ss than five dollars for each
OF theiInall lots to be received as an Of.
fer, nor LET'S than ten dollars for the larger,
or two laf mentioned lots; and where
more than one offer the fame price, the
right to be determined by drawing lots.
After the lecond payment deed and
good title will be given provided the pro-
perty be mortgaged for the fun remaining
due.
On the gift of the 18th month next,
the ieveral offers will be opened at the
Golden Ball, at II o'clock, A. M. in the
preience of John Jenney, John Dunlap,
and Abraham Hewes, and as many..of tic
offerers as chooie to attend, when the faa
payment will be received, and an engage
ment entered into fora full compliance on
the part of the Teller.
A plan of the lots is left with John
Dunlap, who will shew tito thoie who
may pleafe to call at his fore. !.
r r
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26
ANTHONY SAWYER.

Hair D,sOsr and Peyfamer,
lately from Baltimore)
Royal freet, between King and Prince
ffreets, fourth door fouth Of the Print.
ing Office of the Times,
Begs leave to inform the
Ladies of Alexandria, and the country
generally, that having received the new
eft faihion of Ladies' Wigs and Filets, he
will be thankful to receive their orders
for the above articles, and will warrant
them equal to- any manufactured on the
continent.
N. B. Any Lady wifhing to Zee his
Patterns, may be accommodated by fend-
ing fervant to his fhop.
or He has for fale, every article in
be Pcrfunery line, on the moR reafona-
bic terms.
Alex. Dec,S. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26

Juh arrived, and for, Sale on board the
fhip America, now lying at Gilpin's
wharf, the following
INDIA GOODS.
Dude cofahs, emertys, allibad
mamoodys, do. baftas, boram baftas, luck
epoor baftas, berboon gurrahs, allibad
lannahs, China cutters, check handker-
chiefs, bandannoe do. fix Aorentines, co.
Toured faiths, Englifh lutehrings, India
do. black faiths, pantaloons, calicoes,
with great variety plain and figured
mullins, which will be fold low for cath.
December IS. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26

Shreve. and. 7anuey.
Have juf received, per the brig Sukey
and Betiey, capt, Caleb Cook,
SO pieces do Sail Duck
70 coils do Cordage
which they will fell low for cath or ex-
change tor -four or corn. They will give
Cath tor white Beans and Peafe..
December l6. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26
JUST PUBLISHED.
For The Tear 1901 !:

Cotalning complete Calender; times
OF holding the Federal Courts Of the Unit
ed States and individual fates; rates of
Duties, sc. Stamp Duties fandard for
receiving and paying Gold Poit Roads
Government Of the United States mini
iterial and confular Appointments; Of
fcers OF the Army; American Navy !;
Revenues Civil and Military Officers of
the Town of Alexandria Biographical
Sketches, &c.
They have alto Few Copies Of the xevv
ha'f'o1 OF Heuaing's Tirgiuia .Jfgqice, with
:. general atiortment of articles in their
line.
December II. eod6+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26

10 be Hired ON the 1T day of
January next, at Dublin in the County Of
EsDes, betaveex 70 and 80 Mergr0es, con-
fitting Of Men, Lads, Boys, Womeu, and
Chizdyen. A1uong them are an excellent
Brick Moalaey, and four others 7vbo bsve
6ee1 employed in the Brick Making bxf-
usl in Freds'Tek)@u,g and .4lexanayia.-
Mr.. Thomas Ir1viu zviX baUe it i'm bis
bozoer to hire THE Moulder and t7vo others
(zvbs are uozv in ALexauar1a hired to Mr..
George C0yeN p,IvateJ Dany one A0ulQ
apply.
BALDWIN, NJ. LEE.
Weslqmo,eland, December s. 1oat
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26
Shreve and Ianney,

ohreVe and )anney,
HaUe far lale at fheir.fs,e on Union, BE-
fzueen Prince uua Duke-R,eets.
Cattle foap in boxes
4tn proof Barcelona brandy
A few tierces of whikey
EAT and Wet India fugar, coffee, &c.
Hyfon, iuchong and bohca tea
A quantity Of dipt candles
Writing paper anorted, in bales
Wrapping do.
China, ailorfed Handsomely, in cafes
Soal ard upper leather
Mien,s,Womer's and children's ihoes of
different qualities
Leading and other lines
A few pieces Of handfome furniture.
All the above articles are of good
suality, and will be fold low for cath or
country produce. Dec. II. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26
The Subscribers and Mem

/ ne SubIcrlbers and Mem
bers OF the, Mutual Infurance Company a.
gainit Fire on Goods and Furniture in
the ftate Of Virginia, are hereby requefed
to attend in perfon or by proxy their an
nual General Meeting to be held on the
iecond "Wednesday in next January, which
seing the fourteenth day of the faid month.
w. r. Asst,
~ Principal Ageut.
Richmond, Dec. s. (I6l 4traw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26

r 9 R E N T,
ind Petition giuev Immediately,
A -itory Frame Hou1c
and a Lot, ftuated on the corner of Came
ron and Alfred Streets. The houfe is 40
feet front, well fniihed, and iuitable for
the accommodation of a large family.
For terms apply to
THOMAS RICHARDS. z
December II. dot
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
mo. HV.)
philadelphia, april 70, 1896.
DsARSIR,
SircereyJoars.


! have rec e yours ofyeaerd,v. The
alarm which you men ion TO prevail in The
ritY n. Yrrk, al De edu6tiye f good
Es'ee- thsn egii-Although I am Ear from
S= iering thar the prelent ftare oe things
~sT n-sit. The lhock hich private Gre
~ isre"-iying and the fall of , educe. as
Fsi! IS The itsgns,ion Of comnerce. even
ihoag h Z be &c porary, are ferrous evils
Cannot the friends of Livingnon. Haven .
s1lt5o7n, Van CprJlsnt, and Bs;ly be indu-
cd Z" renonfirale lei, uny with then. a..
CAN'T their opp"i'ion to making the proper
7rovinoas for carving the treaty into ETA
NeGueit M Ghles make the sttemo., h
or his friends muG know who have the >, eat
cit Influence with thofe gen;leme0, and they
VIII, am lure, re'peci much mere the =,
wee OF their friends and inpoorte,s inmeii
a'~!y addrs fed TO them psrion9llv, than tn
ot petition direc ed 10 THE houie Of re,rg.
ten'aives, Ru. do not mean 10 cifccur7oe
the later mode of declaring yolr fcn,iments ::
.''t l recommend the Tending perlons, evea
no he 'iftricts ofthe msuters have men
ored, Ia order to engage infcen.i men to
- &C i've. Th.re viii BE time to d this. for
L. q i-ufions i'll probably be very lene by
- 4 hey are NOT, The fri vo,e will no, e
'71797cir!iFe bur thar re may change, when
80 f-E NIl come over from ths f, 4 mo-
.srE7. Tazt m7ioriy $ diminiihing--three
ff'ssl MIR and one from rfey who vo.
= ~ LITirzfon', rrfol1liou viii nov
Fr1s ~ carrying ihe 'resty into efFec, two
AtT-ac-k DsmDers, and two or ,h-ee ar,
1zT-s1Is 10; are inclined to Ire V sinia
Zee, d1os q; M; Is making eo-s not nix
-ssi' 5erres. Tel Sir. Cnlds they MI
= sctiVe, AMI p oint r. pcc-- Ie -o,.n- I.
teri 70 co-Tefpoas IL al 6i,eei1ns. excep,i-o
igNin n ne P0tOTmsck. Keep IN, for
uf5es iEe ly'sit that Is nov fefmeniiDg and
al N'ii y 81 vel. i1Y opiGic is. that your
.ris. gcmenli ard fhab'ibmeGt in New.Yo L
ihOGid gOforZard, for csnsot pc,luade NV,
ieif thai maj .ily viii perhn 10 their opoeI
iinoH or iilaeY do, the conf queucc will be
- imp1r'sat 20 aTe sppfsbended. Jhis Is
ntc1ded Ter yOu and Br ChWcs only as
would not FAY any ihing which YOU d tend
10 c ~ the landablc sxtriions which are a.
Don't 10 he made. The purcnaies YOU hint
At may, believe, be made advantaeeocG,.
II you SAD biz upon the price when il isat n,
loWed. Should you he very much prelC,d
tor money, can ACCOMMODATE Won mere "a,
a Number 81 day, and until you ere more
10 cath, with The 7s0 dollais.
JuTs with eflaem,
JoNA. DAYTON,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08

/, aifss,b,y ofr,sretnts,iSes end K ,he eeo-
pic see iullicicEtly enlightened 20 fee al the
dangers ina, furrosnd ihem, they siii alV-ay5
be Ieprrlenssa by dieinct pehonoge 90
nsnoge the whole executive power; dii.
linet is',aie, 10 Be suarai'na Of property a.
gsinis ievellsio sor che purPofe of plrnder,
20 % repoitory Of the national tradition
os public lnaxir7s, cuAom9, and manners,
,liAc 20 be controllers, IN turn, both OF kings
aud their miHiGers on one hide. and the re
prefsu,s,ivcs Of she people on the other,
'shen either 0licaver Qiipohiion to DC
wrong aud d;Gina homie of reptsienta-
yises, 10 DC the guardians OF the public
puff, ard 70 prote4 the people in their
4ura sssinR both king and mobiles. a
gcirase ,esr,aialy compreheuds oil the prin-
r,ples ~ Mature which belong TO the fnb-
jees. The principles in Nature which be-
.oes % gov-rnmen. cannot all be known,
without knowledge o! ihe hiGory of man
kind. The Englith conaitniion is the on
" one Which has conlidered and provided
FOR al the cafes that are known to hsve &C.
nersliy, indeed TO have always happensd in
ths prog:eis o! evefy nation; it IS therefore
ies of.ly Ie'sAiyicaE government. 10 icy then
'hat rauiug" that 10 heredit; Y powers
have been ere&ed, as mere artlheisl devices
OF great mea, to !erye the ends ofavaricc,
pride and ambition OF few, TO the vsIla-
hing he community. is to declaim aud a.
bate. Standing powess have been mai
tuted 20 avoid g cater evils, corruption, ie-
diCior. var, aud blocdhed in elttions il
is the peoples bu6uefs, therefore, to find
cut fOme method of avoiding them without
handing powers. The Americans Aatter
themieYes they have h't upon it and No
doubt they have for time, perhaps long
onei but this remains to be proved by ex-
perieucc -
haU no, ineresfe the immesfurabl-
length Of this letter, by commenting on Ihis
paragraph.
OUIXOTE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08

tys4},s Of aBsrsb,;siissy. and : csta I Stds
Be cagFSio.Hy m59aker if trvhes i: teeoNc5 a
9n,gish o as' ~ aja.ieienf hs1Ger 10 not issad
ioek f5eir crsHn6 10 oee ion a rsfaP >,',y
f.5SreHt From that svkieb ertjent epprarasess
indicate. They ca epLgie neaa tie nuw5Er yon
a1ea.igE, via 81, and fy fkot My are certain
and eanaet dI'aaj6sa. 6ai aYW prob25 , Le'
snereojtd. iris qyosig, On ersoart Of skyezfess,
rake a "a j0viy efi5. 100 large number 10 Sc
egj;ly obernfea pfoa b.! this !I no eoxfr7g cafe,
The js7ion ia t5e and eb!cs 6E qegie5 pro;
dtI fer Tbs ea,ai2i0n of military zVaryGn.s ia
certain PROPORTION ia payments, quas gpon my
Insg5?iag, Aba. IL evould B. more Esvorcsle
and deeeefsbltfo fbe army, 10 bare ,ra9 equal
10 ne WabGjb Da5 appropriated FIR military
rights near the Seis:a, Rrask on. There did
NOT a4pcar 10 be q E@sk member o3pef:d 10 giSs
Jae6 a fra5 IN lien Of fbs Otbe, plan and fbe
bh fer locating military 1oarranf5 1UiR6e 70
AMENDED The djddVantags5 of ID. original
plan eoere, fbaf warrant, eou'd on!y Be intro,
d''ced IN prqpOyfiOn as TIE iaad j5ii. Ter teyo
.|iiarg ami apq0ardr, and IL could no, 6eexp.t7.
cd, ibaf IA biS 7Vay more than one ID a,aad
G0aJraHf5 qoOaid be abjor5ed III any oae year
"soop,o 600 acres aOas he larger g,..nli,y, cal.
es ated TO be foLa annually 81 tbejs prizes, and
fbe bs'6 parifbe,eOf qv4SeG yeq4i,e 1900 qDar-
ants or 10000 aereI. On tie ofber paa
ne eOI0ie namJer qvbieb any man p9l3;51ss mqy
BE .0eated and realised in teveirc month, End
fbSf on lands gOOd and eOrii JEfuafed. TIE
fr9Pea Of their 'iGrg ia Vai4e IS, an ny ot;ai
on jai'er than evsr 1uGs, oad hare, ,iase
tie Ele made ~ yo4, pntebajef aea " 100 fer
CALI, eco on a .ysarS eyed,l qV:ih ega iwereR,
and eSfs4 iOSef or 600 more. Hint IS fbeir
P zee eeH6 yog. on nyearI credit, zotb or zrifb-
orf I;ga! iHier5R? Can any and spbaf nnn5sr
be had Hfon lndaeH demGad = oeeaE6a. Tx
contents of tbis letter are Q, jiieb' ture as
Reader ii improper 10 be Jesa Iy aay laee5i yoar-
.leE Burn il therefore SObra yen havt perpjcG
a, and 6eieiOe ne
Sincerely JoarS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08

rieaes would s,tesi fueh par,nern,;,
which deter. ne from it. Who are thef,
in he city that ere rurchaiins v-wi,h
an io;eetion TO hold and locate ,se.o.
| will write by TO morrows mail and
lend you the lait report OF the land uisss
committee.
yours, IONA, DAYTON.
P. S Deliver the enc.oild Rsoie.-
TO MIR. Lawreuce who VII. urosably ne
at home on sunday.
+. Cailds, Eiq.
~ The foregoing letters will a, le,e
thow, that implicit conidencs oush,
not to be attached 70 men high in oaice
and placed as cen,inels to ga nd the libsr.
ties OF the people, they viii fhow tha, r..
public agents are cap,ble of brczco az
the tTue TePofcd IL ,hen.
Since copying the ABOVE bill of corn.
plant, The anlwsrs and lettc:s thcreur,o
annexed, we are informed dat MIR. Day.
Ton has paid eohs and withdrawn the
init, thereby acknowledging The iuaice
ct the anr0ers of Mir. Marion and Mr..
Chlds and the jrG;ce of his own COM
plant.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
Fran the AMERICAN CITIZEN.
PUBLIC SPECULATION /;
X,
TONA7HAN DArT0N'5 LE4ZERS
CONCLUDED.
(No. XlY.)
Philadelphia, April 70, I7o6.

DEbe SiE,
Ibave neliyed ysnr5 Of ibs nh. Ibye
7oere many r,aj5as 1obieb indaeed a eoij6 ibaf
yop aOopid 5leo1is eqaaI > concerned ayiib mn.
Laevrsres and ngteJ, m ne bsgjs a1om 10 be
(ormsG and sqo65lged IN Ht7O-Tork--d qOas
tbsrs'ofe qeifb begfI,< ! rad joar defeymiaa-
hion. IN agjaOey 10 goOr uguHiD Celpeaisg
ibs Eagfb reay, Ig1ore 1ou naf ! eafc,-
tain an obiaioa dl9srsaf Jroa ibs kode,s Of
boib Par'm--fby tbiak majority 4oH ,ejai
obpr1briaiions / no net think 10, altbo q u
bigb5 P'o5abf bNf Jaeb aO@ be @ef,R voie
and delJIoH. III N military 10 IN Pohiieai can
f5ls, an DeRso6i0sf ov aOoVs,itg IN Tie raSiJ
N oStyS as oIz0aJJ 4ggu,T an aef4vor2Jk Hae
10 The pa'iy e0bsrSH9 BgeeiDsd, JfareL jaihI
Il DrodaseBgbf, d.fuqy asd dsftaf.-Saeb
I,m1iom' are perefpli1k N NE pboiaax e(Al<
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
IONA DAYTON,
No. XVI)
PbiiadSib5ia, Mag -, 1896.
DRAn On

PbiladsP6ia, MAY IL, 1906.
DEAR SIR,
Yours Of yeiterday is received. The
COCO doll rs which aled 60 be temjtted
rom Mr.. Dsnniog before the adiooso
meets viii not probably be wanted be
fore the 24th OF 25ih as our feaion wi,
az ceilarly be prolonged a few DAYS be-
yond the tine con cnplat. d, | will io.n
with you in the purchif. Of the A65 v.
md am willing thstMr. Lawrence lhoI
be concerned af il he wllhss il. In.
qure when you go to the city next
week, whether any other confder. bic
quantity may b had, and on what term,
and give me immediate information q At
ne iame'ime, where you viii be on each
day next week, whether in r.. Toun
or n York. l.baye lometiues thou eht il
night be Advisable TO foroi {, npaay
10 pUrchals all the 40 ting ". md sf,e,,
WARDS lecaIe them bot ioae inconve
The monitor & Wilmington repository. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1800-1801, 1800-09-20
CARLISLE, SEPT. 10.

Since Iaf court, our county
feemed prolific Of crimes & mil-
fortunes. independent of riots,
and the trials for murder already
noticed, there was an indictment
found againf certain Griffin for
burning the foundry of Michael
Eye; and John Henry, and John
Henry, Jun. his ION, were charged
in the Oyer and Terminer Court
with the death of anegro womant
whom his fon fhot in the woods,
believing her to he Bear. The
grind Jury. on, satisfactory evil
dente, found the killing mifad-
ventlrc--it appearing that the
woman had been era wiling on her
hancs and feet; and therefore
without any imputation of Srois
negligence, had been milfaken by
the flther for Bear, who deflred
his fon to lhoot--fhe received a
mortal wound, of which ihe im~
rnediately expired. :,
The monitor & Wilmington repository. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1800-1801, 1800-09-20


Il WafHhe opiaicn Of the furveo5, h, \.
thigh ought to be- amputated as foon >, 80 s'.s
BILE but huding high fever bad f.t = 4:
Recommended and folicited the remoy.i ~ ~
capt, O.. on beard the Swifture b.t IA -
captain B. declined, az he wiiled 20 reach a y.
bon, and the wind then premifsd faerdv III III.
.iage. The humanity ofcapt. HoiIowsn be- Pa.
ever, would not allow the veiel 10 Leave H..
until he had fuPplied every thing that WA.
wanted, and TENT on board bis fufrconsa 49,
(which was the only ooe on bosrd5 to aeco 'rse
Pany capt. B. to Lilbon, and furnia,.d =
order for bic being admitted to the Britfb NJ
Pital there. Cwiog to contrary winds, wb;rk
eniued Immediately after We left the Swifture
We did not arrive at Litbon under ten davp.
when we landed our unfortunate commander.
And then he underwent the amputation of biz
thigh. 1t % now three hours inee the ouern-
tion was performed, and I lave the bisbeA
qualification Of informing you. that he Is likely
10 do well. He bore the operation as he aid
the, agony Of his wound, With the ersa,sR
calmuefs and fortitnde.
Except capt. B there was but one other
perf1n wounded ON h4srd the hip, which ia
Mr.. John Baylcr =ec,ivcd grape flot
in the body, ard is valoAged in the fame
hofphal, where every attention is paid him."
The monitor & Wilmington repository. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1800-1801, 1800-09-20

am ncs ara fofs 70 difcover the EoaFce Vi
this gsntleman's enmity. His purfut Of ofisc
under the Srefenl adminiltration has been
fruitlefs, and in expectation of change in po-
li,ics, he conIiders it ufeful to Gander the man
who poiIefrs an Office. which he has marked
out as the reward of his fervices to parity
The friend of the government, when the COM
mand of revenue cnrter was 10 view, he be-
2 cane IT'S inGdious and bitsr enemy, upon the,
paliry disappointment. VIA.
Let his ambition be gratifed. Secretary TO
our foeiety of E'gfrioas Pbiloi0tbsrs, lecreta-
rY of town meetings, aod county justes, and
commidoner for the regulation Of ftreets, &c.
&c. &c. a moderate appetite Tor Office would
be gratiied. i
The remarks of Mr.. Wilton. are deferving Of
no notice. He has funk below reientment aud
10 hardly an objca of contempt. The fit in-
frument of Jacobisical preis, he is hielded
by his iufamy from the punilhment Of his off
fences. Habituated by education, to the foul
eft and meaneit acts, he poatGes heart cal.
lous to the reproaches of confciesce, aud indif4
ferent to the contempt or execratiou of hone&
men; centrnted with the faciey of few
choice and kudred fpirits, he fcofs at the
principles of honour and integrity and mocks
thq sbfervance and veneration of the duties Of
religion.
For fuch man, public opinion has no pun.
ihmcnt; and fuch men are fufEered to pats with
immunity, for while, that their example may
BE- the greater wheu the day Of reckoning ar.
rives.
ALLEN MLANE.
Wilmington, (Dsawlrt)l
Sspi. 20, Soc.
The monitor & Wilmington repository. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1800-1801, 1800-09-20
NEw-YoRK, sErT.IS!

Extract ola letter from rcfpett-
able gentleman, in Richmond
(Virg. to his correspondent in
New York, dated Sept. s.
. For the week paf we have
been under momentary cxpecta~
tons ola riiing among our ne
groes ,ewho have ahemblcd to the
amount Of goo or 900, and thtea-
tened to manacre all the whites.
They are armed with defPerate
wea'pons, and fecrete themielves
in, the woods. God only knows
our fate-we have 1trong guards
every night. under arms"
From Bottom we learn, that the
U. $. fhlp Bottom, capt. Little' go;
under weigh on Saturday lalt. and
proceeded fromPrefident toNan-
talket roads, from whence Inc
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RALEIGH, SEPT. 9.

In confirmation of what we
ftated in our>laf, of the fufpena
1ion of the negotiation between
this country, and France, we are
now able to fay it may be relied
en-. The gentleman who inform
cd us Of this, had it verbally from
Mr.. Marlhall, the fecretary Of
fate. 1t appears that on Buona-
parties returning conqueror to Pa
ris, and being cldted with fuccefs,
.iaforne9 the American Commit
fioners thar when our country
would enter into treaty oRenfve
and defen6ve, then the French
would indemnify the United
States for the depredations Conn
united on our commerce.
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Augua 4
Cv1ssRoN EXPEDITION.

Several fail fthe line have quilted Quberch
bay, and Joined the grand feet Of Ufhaut, Sir y.
Edward Pellew with Email fquadron is iill of
Bslie T1e but hourly expetfiae orders 70 re-
turn 10 England, with the land forces, the
expedition sgainh Belle me. berg for the
prefent laid Aide, if not entirely abandoned:
The snerny's Acct are reprrfented in diarefs for
want of thole liipplies which ser eruizer' ~
sercept. The coating trade is eomPl .ssIy pre-
vented.
The price Of grain has fallen and continues
10 fall 10 all parts of he kingdom.
l, is fulpsted Ia. an important interconrie
Is KEEP. up between this country and France,
By means os the tIn'grants aad other foreign
ers. Strict ordrss lave been ffued and Tune
perfons have heeo detected in attempting 10 pals
without the neceiary psfpoHs.
The Spauie, packct, C6rtes, Of 40 men, and
pierced for fourteen guns, 81 days fom Rio
de Ia Plata for Corunta, with valuable cargo,
Aas been taken by tie Florl.
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III 10 reported tha. an embatfy hasleft POrIu-
gal for Paris.
Dilpatches have beerreccivtd from Sir SID"
rsy Saith refpsang the new imPedlHentS 90
the evacuation of Egypt.
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AuguR ].
RUSSIANS and DAMS.

RUSSIANS and DAMS.
Ii is faid that the emperor Of Ruiiia has re-
fufed to admit to privats Audience the DanlA
enyoy extraordinary and minifter peniPotent'a-
~. TThis DOES not indicate that theltwo powers
are about to form very intimate connect on.
The emperor 10 fcarsely upon fpeaking terms
9th any naticu.
Buonaparte has declared that he viii accept
Of no recoppence. while in his Preftnt dtua.
zion, nor .feF eaf year atlfr4Oards.
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A new. expedition, fecret and fudden, .
pr, psysd. 1he Scoops are embarked. Gers.
Gsete and Manners command. 1t is fad the
Prosihona ony extend to s days.