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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
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An eIeg ant AID ingenious work has Ia e.
" been publiihed in New York, by ID. Fra
fer, enlitled the g. Mental Flower Garden,
or the entertaining and inaru6iiVe coupani.
on tor the fair Tex !" This work is calcular
cd to do good. IL contains feleaou o.!
= many moral and religious eiIays, and fome
excellent pieces Of poetry. 1t would be
h'gh'y niefui 1t adopted as 4 fchool book
by the matters of female accademies, and th.
miHreises of female boarding .chools.
The wsihing Of the CUTTERS three times
week by the areet commiGioners, "a oro.
badly the principal caule of the prefent ex-
tTaordioary heallhinefa of our city. from
the cloie contribution of thoCe cutters, 1t is
impofible for the 9Th which is daily poured
into them from our kitchens to foak Into
the earth, as it did in their former lefs com.
pact form.
The frequent abiu;ion Of our cutters would he
lcis neeeiary, IL houfeaecpers would buru ali tbe;f
kitchen oitas, iniead of collecting them in a bar.
rel, and throwing them when putfid into the
fIeets Mofes, the leader OF the le,yifh nation
kept a body Of 6oo,ooo people IN good health by
nothing bot Rrict regard TO ee1Dlinef Hole,
were dug 10 every cncampmout to bury their
filth and the ofals Of their cattle whether uied in
food or in faerahess, were cun!tantly burnt with,
ont their camp. The oeglea Of thefe practices
was puuiihed by defeating ilagUos. Similar Gala
mites have followed fmilar acts Of negligence IN
all countries. a EyiJ ely may be compared to
Volcano. Il always contains within its bowels the
materials Of is own dellruetion.
Extracted from tie Erencb.
Extracts Of a letter dated, Paris %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
Thx VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
friday, Ang&a s, 1900.

asement o. che Po II for aMembe. Of
ConGrsls for thia dir III.
I"zsepsH. A{e,o Min
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
DOCT. RUSSELLS
II I S T q K Y
OF
MODERN EUROPE.

Sublc,T3fi0nf n this izvai..zts
5gork, 10iH be ycceircd at Prlc5ara 8
Boot-Si1rc, end at S PkaEH''
Printing l9scs, hi-g1lDd. til 4rtbr
H5tics.
j20e 9, 1900. (w3n)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19
articles.
From the SPECTATOR.
IMPORTANT CRISIS.

TIE plot which has been many years laid. 70
eHef a revolution in the U1ped States. draws
to criEs and every well wilher u 4 free gov
eminent is ANXIOUS for the event. The Conai.
tuition Of the United States is fufpended on a
thread.
The oppoferI of our government give Il OUT
and the Etie foiks Of the party are made 20 be-
lieve, that their leaders have Il in CONTEMPLATION
only 10 change the administration but il i
more and more evidenr every day, that rhey III,
tend total annihlaton Of rhe confederscv. or a
complete change in the Contribution.
Mr.. Jeffsrlon, the leader Of the party was III
Europe at the time the Contribution was form
ed and it is we'll known he never approved of
many parts il. Mr.. M4difon was one of the
trainers and defenders " he Conlirution bus
no fooner did M. Jeferfoa return from Europe
than Mr.. MAdilon commenced an oppolition IL
the mealures Of government.
Gov Clinton, il is vel known. was an invete.
rate and irreconcileabIe enemy ID the Conaisu.
ton : he oppoied its adopron with all his IN
Auence, and made party il oPpoiton, which
Gill exia,. The grounds of oppoition have
been, with all is enemies, nearly the fame; and
whatever haPes the oPPoition has aGuued. it
has been uniformly bortomed o. this great and
broad BATS, that the Cohaitution OF tie United
States has abridged fbe 6vsre.gaty Of ne parAea4s
Stats.
The OPpofsrs Of the Conaitut;sr in 1889, Il
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19

Commonwealth of Malachufetts.

IN he gar IF or Lord tboaaS and egbt bHndSad
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19

." " JE"' Y - - "
sAn Act in addition TO Az, entitled, I" An Act for
regulating and governing the Militia Of the Common
wealth OF Mafachuletts, and for repeating all Laws
heretofore made for that purpofe" excepting Act,
entitled An Al for eftabKlhing rules and articles
for governing the troops fationed in the forts and
garrifons within this Commonwealth, and ALTO rhe
Militia when called into actual fcrvice"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

10 The Honorable the Tglficas Of The Court
Of General S.5E9rs cftbe Peace, t6r 1b, county OF
C47s5srla9A qvbieb II 70 Be b9i4ea az Portland, ia
.('id county, on he 25tb dy er March, 1900
EHE Petition Of the Subscribers. in
- h7bitants of BrurEvick and Durham in faid coun-
ty, hum1Iy iheWs- rhat new Common Road fren
the Upper Carrying Place % called, On Androfcogga
kye ln BrunlwcN io the l1uhwel bend OF laid river
N Durham, I5 much wanted, AZ the road now uted
extremely inc0nVenlnt, only from rs circutous
direction, but tip5cIAy from iever4 lcng AMI acep
nus which Hc IN t5 cour- and which render travel
Ing with teams and Ii carriage l4borieus difficult and
often hazardous; har road might ~ aid ia fuch
oourle and over tuch land as would amoIt entirely
avoid the aforementioned Disadvantages; that llch
road was IN iatt formerly laid out ana for f0me time
improved that few years ince, it was by vote Of
the town OF Bruntw ck icontrued, and the preftnt
road opened IN its Read 10 he great damage az your
petitioners, Whole ouintE obiges them frequently 70
travel ild road, and Of the community At large thar
the prelent road requires heavy annual erpenee 70
render y fate 70 P4leugers bit never admit of eay
Or expcdous travelling that the road for hich
your petitioners requea might, tney be ieQe, with a
imal annual exPence be made and mantained IN fuch
manner as to facilitate and expedite ia GREAT DEGREE
not only the Paage of carriages but particularly that
Of loaded team.
Your petitioners, therefore. de6re and hoPe thar the
Court will be Peaied ~ appoint Co4anittee lay
laid Road according to law.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

10 Merchants, St9rs.keeber5, & Trals-|
"s1, in general, &c.
Csztiezer,
FEEL. peculiar pleafwe in rating.
= that you have e generoudy and generally come
war and lubicroed for ny work, tnotwirhR.nd-
ing All provides heretofore made by me) the CONS and
14oa of 44e0a1 u fe sri7aal rsqrifiag. trading 49,, .
f4Jf', ST0e4H, Dsam4yA, Asyz54y, Pyg1 Paitaf ,zz-
HoAh7a, E1ah7s, SPAN Portugal las in leveral of NJ
1Oiqd1gayi and ks7ya,f HfZ4a ZaaJs and many porr,
I'D The ELF Iadia-.he whole to be reduced IL dollars
ana GEMS and the bcf mode ofcompungthc exchange
th thoe aces explained alto, large fheet table Of
calculations az compound ihterea A. per cent. che
tables ued 10 banks for the determination Of the value
Of god the inere6 of each month from one 20 twelve
months On every dollar with cxceprion) from one
to two thouidnd and a liable Of al the GOT towns il
inc United States; bedes much other general e in
formation, la positively be added 20 the work entitl-d
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02
29ortlanQ,
MovDAr, jung 2, 1900.

Wednefiay laA being the day Of annual cleo
ton in MaGachuls,ts, the fame was obferved in
tbs town, with tokens of tetivity.-The Ar
tiRery company under CaPt. Moody, and the
Volunteer company under Capt. BoTD, paraded
IN hooor Of The day and performed different
eyoutions with their ufual P-oPtiety.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

\ INSERTED from he Carlton At Fort
~ Sumner, 81 VUFL GREEN ! private aqs5 \,
years, feet incheshiGh grey eyes, red s,r li2ht
complexion; away long white frock and an ifon
bah hxad 70 bis leg Vith chain.
Auy Pe'fon IT P-ro-s experimenting and delivering
him II this pot, 20 any military Cf-er " thi, tbs
Unltsd States, ihAi receive Ten DOLL. ks r. ward,
and az neceGAsy charges
E Leonard. LieE4
PsrA'7d-For' SarHscs zIEg ~ Y Esg -seuzradlag
-ilsy z4g 90.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

hf 2 Corr 81 General Se17ens 9Ftbs Pare fer tie
county 9f Cua5srl1n5, beguq and 5alaea al Port-
land ~ Jaid eoanty, on ibs l4f Tagaly Of A4re5,
n. D. 1900
On the Petition of William Hunt, and
above one hundred others, whereof the foregoing i
coPy--0RDEREO That the Psstio ers give notire
q al concerned. by Publilhng copy OF f4id Petition
and this Order, in the Q zErTE printed AZ Portland
by Eeser a. Jai three weeks fucceiIively, the Ian
publication q Be three weeks az leaf before the third
lueidayof October neat th.t they may then at fad
Court to be holden Portland afJrefaid have oppor-
tunty 60 make Objections if any they have to The
granting Of tSs prayer thereof
.Eftef, Samuel Freeman, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

DLED-AtDeuarsra, Captain 3eys,uiaB Bustuar, Of
4almoath--a man Whole amisble manners agreeable
qualities and uprshtnefs Of chaatte endeared him 70
numerous circle Of friends anG acquaintance and rem
deT bis death public los,
AT Cape Elizabeth Oh Friday In Mr.. Y1s7J Sazgy,,
aged San h1nc0 and worthy man
At Fofer's Gore. the 14th inf, ZBgz45 Ylgny, Jun
aged "A years.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

Mr. FoRDs Concert, afforded an agreeable
proof Of the rapid proficiency which bis pupils
have made under his excellent tution. Too
much cannot be rid in praiie Of. Mr. Ford for
bis arren;ion and 6dejity,---T'he Grafton On
auGc, delivered at the concert, BY D.. EmnR-
SON, received and rich. mcrited the applauIt Of
tbe, audience. It is hoped f. valuable, inter
citing and ingenious production will not Be ne
gleaed BY The friends Of literature.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

Fro" BE crir.f n Saturday ia rss,v4 B. CAPT Byr,.
arrfvd ~ svsai7g
An arrival at Newyork, from Hamburg has
Furnilhed Continental European dates feveral
days later than before receives. The campaign
had not oponed the 9th April; though the pre-
paratons, for its early and vigorous commence
znent were rot ID the Leaf relaxed. Some few
affairs Of Pof' have taken place. 1t is laid the
campaign will be opened BY the Audrians.
The mighty Suwarrow has paid The b-bt he
has exaded from 70 many thourluds
From DER Eavoys at Paris, we learn, that
ihey had been clofctted for f.veral DAYS with
.fhe ConmHioners appointed to treat with them /;
but on acoqaPt Of the indifpoGtion Of Mr. Muir
.ray The butinef had been fufpended for few
days. 1t vas the general opinion in France,
thar an amicable feytIeme7t Of all difference
would take place. AT lcaG thus fays French
gentleman.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

On Wednefday, the nth Of June next,
1T t5,es ''eoet, ?. ~ re br,vss III, rvsattsy,
ifnsf tie next fzir fay,

= ~ - ''~' TT NJ
ONE DWELLING HOUSE, g. feet long,
- I9 do. wide, entirely fnlhed good cellar under
the whole, with good brick arch and other convent
cnces.-Alfo convenient SHOP, ID good Rand tor
trade, "a feet long, and about 20 widc--Allo good
Barn that viii keep two hcrles and two cows, and hold
hay iufacent-together with Brick Store - feet By
I6 having good plank foor, and chafc houGe The
above buildings are now he'd On lcafe.
Llkewile, at the above time and place,
two undivided third parts Of lot Of LAND adjoining
10 land Of Mary Patrick upon the wei de Of the road
and adjoining StroSdwater fre river and the land of
James eaus ;lcQptainng about half more Or
lels, beautifully dtuated for elegant houfe To-.
The above pFemilI5 al lying Stroudwater bridge
Good and iuhcent warranty deeds will De given for the
wholes
~ For farther particulars inquire of JOHN BUT-
LER' on the premfe', or Of MIR JOSEPH z. INGRA-
BAA<, Portland
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

a Ntwyork paper Of The z3d mn f,ys &" By
n order Of the government Of S.. Thomass
French PHvatesrs are prohibited from carving
any prizes into that port
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

Every mark Of refpea and eaeem has been
paid to Governor STRONG, on his journey to
Bottom.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02
49,.
Marine Articles.
EE555r-=5zR

145h1y ~ aT7iVsd Gb'aaa SazusL c,5f Miller fran.
.si'ri1'''' C1Hs Pegergsr, Cq9t Via~ Ls40ah 4 ibis
C4ef Jo5T Hate ar,i0ei Pe5sag~ ga B,f,a-I v.:i
az s9st7' hHg fai=a y ibs Fre4a5.
. Friday, May 80.
H,'fo'd f5''Har J5su CAPT jain Rqge jyov 7o,,oi4.
SeAS on f647sr May 9h5 zyib Pet IF 400 raA a5,pt
fg.y9f tier 4a7'yor7s torvy Of t5s Byti6 A4r4f
.se'V5' AZ 4af a. 81 ags g. 70 II he Pet 7pf5 oy
N#s,I[af' Ncy 1919 C'ts Eloorcr ErieHJ6ip, Davd
07ys, 75rr as 5arbatos 50ar9 70 DxBvy E 40 Icsp &
15' MINtRvA ef B9for, VIhueJ at 10000 tsyrJ zya,
'ssE'fa o. tie % n AasH, by fage z Ls4tor, BY
P1fV9lsf On ne 90 h zrat r4isz b. d. Bit4 aqd
,.Fayris4 into Plynsg5 (Esg.J
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

WHEREAS F-fNNIH, my wife, has al
ieuted herlelf frora ray bed and board, and in
many iD0ances behaved ia a. un9emIv, 10 80 snr, and
very pnocooming rnanner--ths il 70 caution 81 per-
ions whatever againf truRing her or giving her any
credit on my account, as an determined rot 20 pay
any debt which fhe may contrs2 sfter this date
John Hartford, ot Waterboro4gb
in :be:' why II 1eyi---I7 gj547arysa
Ra:abe-csE, AfyR 3o,fs3 ..
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

Yesterday arrived in town, The Hon. PRLEc
WADswoRrH, Efq. from Congress,
The Hon. SrLAs LEI, E{q. pafed through
this town on WednefIay lat, on his way to WIZ
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02
Your obedient humble fervant.
JOHN ROWLETT,
AessNetart. BLaE Ncrt6 6rsri.r-

POSTSCREPT-Geutlemena are respectfully invited
to le7 >pecimens NJ the Tables &c exhibited at the
II arance Office, at Mr. MorLEY's Tavern, al Mr..
oYMN1 Ofh-e and At T. "A. JsNxs' BookGore in Psyt-
laa4 -Alio, az the Poft Ofce il WJsst and pea5 be
referred 60 the other advertisements which appear
ny day n lome one If he newspapers
Subscribers arc 70 pay Noting until t5s book = zg.ysE
rIgorouay comfortable to all Populations.
coy re5t ''nrea aas9y1g p a Caagr5, Or 3If 74s,
~ 1900 Philade phia March ~, 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

The political Communication in the frR page
Of this paper, merits an attentive perufal.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02
R0WLETT's
Tables of DilcOunt or Tnteref.

On evsyy 7ozay fzyil5out exception
FROM one 70 two thouland thence on every ten EF
and fye hundred, FIVE thoufand from one 70 r,ys
Tour days Incluive, at fix per cent with notes for
and PEI cent &c. &c sc
The work y dedcsed, By permifIion, to the Pref
dent and Directors Of the Bank Of North America and
received n ne hrt twelve days the patronage Of logs
ADAMS, Ptelden, Of the United "a e ; II TRoaas
JEFFERSON, Vice PRECEDENT Of the United sfarps IA
ff1en' OF the senate; Of two thirds Of the Senator'S
ana Members Of the Houle of Representatives oF the
Uared States; and Of the Preidents and Drq2or. oF
inc different Banks unanimously 6lc-a ~ the wbolr
= P inted and att chcd to the propofas
II IS evident that the work vii Be no truDerv catch
penny thing for do allure the public that Tie price
q Il + reduced very 51f according TO the "
rate at wheh books el and It is nv full derermipa-
tion % render H. in point Of sUBJEer MATTER, va
lu8ble acquGr on
with reipe6t to the accuracy of the Tables too much
cannot he iaid, and pledge mylelf that PREAIIIJE
Oh nor lels than ONE HUNDRD DOLLARS fal be offered
% the hrtt Pe4cq who lhall inform ne Of a9 eyror
e or eeFt according to The principle acted upon
10 Go away al doubts with refpeGt To the -xDences
ot the undertlk nc do MOP GLzly declare thar thev
VIII amount 20 very near FOUR THOUSAND 6oLLGRs ana
perhaps more, independent IF any remuneration for
ny own trouble 10 the ayJE9gJ bafqsf and the erear
eAPence already incurred for fpecimens. propolalsy
advertisements, handhj d, Sc &C
40 therefore truf with confidence, that gentlemen
viii continue 70 come forward with that public fDirir
and 9enerohy which chara6erIze the nation and fip-
port the work by f4bicubing 10 Il without heItst:op
otherwife cannon We pubilhed, and NUT ~ dowa
% reject upon a coNsID sRABLE loss.
am with profound relpe3
Gentlemen
Your obedient humble rerv,7r
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

w HEREAs the Legislature of this
w Commonwealth have pafed law prevent
the iPTead'ng Of malignant FEvERS. and contagious
Eok'tNi and among many vholeome regulations in
la'd -" 10y the ITth lection thereof towns are impow
cree q chooie HEALTH CosMrrEg, as GI5ws-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16

Referred to the Committee of Com.
rnerce.
The Houie went into committee on
the bill for the relief of Thomas Hooper.
who prayed drawback on fome re- ihipp'd
merchandise.
lhe bill was agreed to and ordered to
be engroiied.
The Houfe alto went into committee
on the report Of the Committee of Claims
on the petition of William Nichols, who
prayed compensation for expences paid by
him, tor Jurors and witneiies in their at
tendance at Philadelphia in 1904, on the
trial OF the weitern inlurgents. The re-
port was favorable. 1t was agreed to
and bill was ordered to be brought in TO
grant the compensation.
MIR. Cooper laid on the table a re{olu-
ton tor committee to be appointed to
coniider the expediency of repeating the
Law laying direct tax, sc. withir the
United States. He tated his reafons TO
be the difficulty and uncertainty of col.
lection, and the want of neceility for the
law, or uie Of its proviiions for any future
location.
Adjourned.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF PRESENTATIvEs.
Taken far THE 44exaudriu AdveytiJer. I
FRIDAY, December II.

The Houfe reioIved itfelf into com
mittee On a report Of the committee of
Commerce and Manufactures, on the pc
tition of Robert Hooper. The report
was favorable to the petition, to which
the committee of the whole, and, after
wards the Hou{e, agreed, and bill was
ordered to be brought in contcrmable there
70. Mr.. S. Smith, chairman Of that com
nittee, before the I1oule adjourned, re-
ported bill, which was twice read and
referred to committee of the whole
i.ouie.
The Houfe alto refolved itfelf into a
committee Oh the report of the committee
OF commerce, upon the petition Of Tho
mas Jenkins and Son, who prayed for a
RICHTER to yeilel in their ponenion.
= --Mr.-Eird ltgsnuo9ay. QppoGd the re-
port, and contended for the claim. Mr..
). Smith explained the motives Of the
committee in making the report. At
l-ngth the report was agreed to, in which
The Houfe concurred.
A letter was laid before the Houfe
from the Department of State, incloiine
report from the Collectors, Of imprened
American feamcn, agreeable to the act for
he relief and protection of American iea-
men.
Mr.. M'Millen, delegate from the Ter
ritory North Wet of the Ohio, agreeable
70 inhructions from the Houie of Ai1er,-
oily of that difriet, propofed a refolution
Tor the appointment Of committee to
enquire into the htuation of certain
tract of land which had been appropriated
Tor the fupport Of public fchools and for the
uieof religious focieties in that territory
and that the committee take into their
confederation and report what meafures it
would be necefary to take, to render thofe
grants ferviceable to the objects for which
they were granted.
twas laid on the table.
MIR. Bailey prefented petition of Sa-
muel Blackden, which was referred to the
committee of claims.
Adjourned till Monday.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
MONDAY, December II.

Some reports were made by Mr.. Ma
con, from the Committee of Claims,
which were nnfavo,able to the petitioners,
and were taken up and agreed to by the
Houfe.
Mr.. Rutledge prefented the petition of
N. ]. Roofevelt, for himielf and others,
praying an act of incorporation to the
Schuyler Copper Mine Company.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
CHARLESTON, December d.

Letters from Columbia, by this day S
mail, fate that both parties are ianguine
lin their calculations and both fearful of
the iiIue of the election of electors of Pre-
hdent of the United States. The proba-
bility is, that the election will be DEFER
mined by a majority Of two or three votes.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16

Entered, chr,. Brothers, Thomas, and
Harriet, Geddings, Baltimore /; iloop Lark,
EDunlcomb, Bermuda.
Cleared, Bald Eagle, Pratt, Dublin.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
PORT OF ALEXANDRId.

ARRIVED,
ohlP America, tiutiey, Bottom
lf4s, conway, Salem.
Brig Sukey and Betley, Cook, do.
CLEARED,
Brig Five Sifers, Blair, Barbados
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16

lily, q az armed wsd'kafiox, !, on The
paint Of being REALIZED, and that PrxIfa
will not delay taking the fame mea(ures as
her ally the La1agrave ef HeDs.
The marquis de CeLy, a uo0lemax 4veH
kno7v0 IN the upper circles ef france, died
lately in Louaou.
The tolZozvlng is the exaa coby ofM,
maIs|!y's 01/1ver ia the addrs/s and PETIT
ON preferred him BY the curt Of common
eo1neI of Louaou, on 7buy/aay The rob.
:" am Alzvays dsfyoxs of ,ecuryme to
the aaviee and al:;qanee az nv parliament,
on any PudAc emergency; and byevious to
reee'Oing your petition, 1 bad glOeu A,eai-
ons Jor eon.venixg my parliament far the
MIbateb Of bxHnel."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
w Arlington Society.

e. TIE blenders oftbe alexandria
W4l1ingtoh Society are ,r7ulAed to ntteua
an extra meeting Of THE ./a,d Society, at
GGGr9y's Hofel, on Friday The 1efb inf.
at o 0'flocb in The evening. Some bnyli-
eHlar eireumfauee bavixg b,rueut.d "a
meeting Jfbe Society an the ZaA regular
day, ii IS earueaLy re21efed tbut the MEM
tiers SvH1 be bslu6ual in their attendance.
By orae,' Ct the Prudent.
G. DENEALE, Sec',y.
December Il.
Alexandria Dancing AHemblies.
&C. THE Gentlemen Of Alexan-
dr1a are informed that the frN
44Demby, for this )eajon, will com-
menee on Tuyday evening, the 18Th
infant, at 6 o'clock, at Gad9y's
Hotel.
TIE MANAGERS.
December IS.
9 The late Patrons of the
Mirror are rgpegaly informed
that the Pre/ent Probrietors do not
hold Mem)elUes bound TO be anEver-
able for any money that may have
been paid IN ADVANCE for that pa
PER, to any Of ITS former gamers
but that they MaH confder aHflch
as continue their names as Sub
Jerlbers, to be vepogfbk TO them
TOR the amount Of their rsibealus
Sub)evibtlons from this date.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
From a Philadelphia Paper

from Philadelphia Paper.
ne ba0e been faO0red with The beyz/ul
q Lona0z fapers tn the 1917 of Ottobet-
6ehae The intelligence ARRAY bubhhed,
ave h1a The Jolls7omg:
,, though it has been pretended t5at PEN.
A'Gp 9)9ed be,mlEou to ,xGgu, there IS no
4,a1f that, MJatf, be quas recalled, and
'1af bis recall has Teen 0tfended .zvitb conn.,
P1Ffe aysraee. The general, an bis return,
mef b" Ioversism at a place called Seie-
na,a' Ki'ebtn; and The old eNtey far
i I:1 TIE emp,sls, The preceding year, en-
I 1.a magnificent Uef, cou6aeyed
"AgeV as Oe.y happy, the bre/ent gear, to
eonvey/s ia, f4u infants 4oub ibe En-.
perez 7obile he 4vas changing boynsI
1ne Landg,aUe Of HeDe has taken an
.me*pe<fea mfg/ure. He has PIT all hi,
.oop' upon qoar efabLjNment. /" 1T
~ C ee Renee i.tsr,ed," Iays THE Journal
&c commerce, "tbat the b,yea efneat,a-