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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-02

Ialua6le Property 7o7 Sale.
To be SaAan the bigbeR b,ddty or S>ro,d.
day, the ntnb@A gy IAa,b next,
One hundred and feyentv
acrcs Of LAND, in the county of Lon.
doan, with a MILL and Convenience.
equal to any in the county as alto build.
lngs, a good orchard and meadows in coed
repair, The purchafe money to be paid
n halt at the day Of fale, and the other
IN TWO annual payments, giving bond and
approved iecurity. Said property is a.
bout tour miles below Waterford, on the
waters OF Create atoefan Creek, former.
~ the property Of Richard Roach, deceaf.
ed, to be fold now by the Administrators
Of faid Roach.
ssoReE sq TAVrNrrR, As,a.
February =. 1awstt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-02
he Members of the Alex.

andria Library Company will pleafe to
take notice, that an.Eleetion will be held
at the Council Chamber on Monday the
Ioth infant, at 3 in the afternoon, for !
rrei'dent and eleven Directors for the
Company for the enfuing year, agreeable
to the acf Of Incorporation.
They will alto .plca(e to obfcrye that
the library is removed to a conyerienr
room In the central part ofKing- ereet. az
the rear OF Mr.. William Grid, watch
maker, and nearly oppofte MIR. Law
renee Iioof's.
JAMES KENNEDY, fen.
LDyurian.
NiHy-uIcct, req. z. 1Wmw&f
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PHILADELPHIA, Tanuar,

Ia, Joii"oiy ).
Cleared, brig Julia, Holt, Cape-Fran-
co.'s; Wet Point, Alftan, Charleiton.
Ship James, Moore, from Rio de la Pla-
ia; Equator, Wilton, for Africa Fair
American, Brevor, for HAVANA, lay at
Marcus Hook yesterday.
Ship Harry, Boyd, for Spain, paned
Marcus Hook on Saturday evening.
Ship Atlantic, Corran, for Londonder-
ry, and barque Three Friends, Janfon, for
Hamburger, lay at Reedy IAand on Sa-
turday evening.
Ship General Warrington, Davis, of
this port, has 1--WE believe) arrived at Ii
verpool from N. Orleans.
Ship John Buckley from hence to Cowes
was fpoken on the 18th.
January 6.
Cleared, brig Morning Star, Kelly,
Port Republican; ich'r Swallow, Harper,
Trinidad; Freedom, Boggs, Jamaica |;
floop Sally, Wilkinfon, HAVANA.
Brig Amiable Creole, Eldridge from St.
Sebaftians ha. arrived at New FORK.
Sch'r Adventure, Lillibridge, from
hence has arrived at Cape Francois.
Ship FORFEIT, -, from Charlefon,
has arrived at St. SebaAian..
Ship Stafford, Kennedy, Belfaa, and a
brig lay at Reedy Iiland on Saturday.
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NEW YORK, January :.
10 be continued. J

s.
Arrived, fhip Citizen, Brakeman, Lii
verpool; briggs David and George, Abeel,
Norfolk; Integrity, Crow, Tenerife !;
1ch'r Fair Trader, -, Martha Brae !;
loops Nancy, Clark; Jay, Jackion A.
riel, Lambeth; William and Mary, -:
and Three Ellis, Pribble, from Virginia.
Cleared, fhip Venus, Taber, Dublin !;
barque Mary, Parrot, Liverpool; briggs
Apollo, Lee, P. Republican; Nymph,
Gables, Curacao; fch'r Almira, -.
St. Croix.
The fch'r Betfey and Fanny, from Bal
timore to St. Barts. has arrived at ST.
E.stral7 from The hg-book Of The Rip Ci-
tizsu.
Nov. rs, fpoke the brig Venelia, cap
tain Carter, from Liverpool, bound to
Baltimore, who came out with z37 fail.
Dec. 2, fpoke the fhip Precilla, Of Nor
wich, from Ireland, IL days out 9TH,
poke the fhip Active, from New rovi-
dence, bound to Liverpool, 20 days out
10TH, at 4 A. M. was run down by a
hip unknown-ltove in three timbers, car
ried away our head, head railing, cat
head, and otherwife comfortably damae-
ed us-z5, fpoke ehooner from Bottom,
bound to St. Croix, 4 days QUITO,
fpolse the fhip John Buckley, R. Siilon,
matter, from Liverpool, bound to Cowes,
long. 81.
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FIRST NOTICE.
Whereas a Commi1ion of


Bankruptcy is awarded and ifued forth
agalnit Elifha Cullen Dick of the town of
Alexandria, and he being declared bank
rupt is hereby required to furrender HIM
ielf to the commissioners in the fsid COM
milton named, or the major part of them.
on the seventeenth day Of this month, at
twelve O'Clock in the forenoon, at the
Warrington tavern, in Alexandria, ard
make full diicovery and difcIofure of his
eitate and effects; when and Where the
creditors of the a;d Elilha Cullen Dick.
either IN ms feparate capacity or as one Of
the late houie Of James Meaie M'Rea and
Company, may attend, prepared to prove
their debts-At the fecond fitting Of the
commlflioners, the faid bankrupt is to go
through his fecond examination; and at
the lait fitting the {aid bankrupt is requir-
ed to iiniih his examination, and the ere.
ditors aforcfaid to choole aaignees, of which
iubiequent fitting due notice will be given
and the creditors are to afent or di!lcnt
from the allowance Of his certificate. All
perions indebted to the faid bankrupt, or
who have any of his effects, are not to-
pay or deliver the fame, but to whom the
commifioners fhall appoint, but to give
notice to
HENRY MOORE,
Clerk to the Commii1ion.
January 9, 1901. IT
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the convention itielf either his majefy's In
tention in this refpeet, or (Rill lefs) the
Preciie period of fuch Limitation.
But 1t may appear On his majeity's part
more conilitent with that openneis which
his majefty is deirous to obferve in thi,
whole traniaetlon, that you fhould express
this intention to M. Otto in this itage of
the buiinefs, referving to fublequent pc
Rod the formal notification to be duly made
In his majeify's name, agreeably to the
terms Of the convention.
You are at liberty to communicate to
M. Otto in the courie of your dilcufions,
the whole or any part Of this letter, and
to allow him to take either copy, or fuch
extracts from itas he may with.
(oignedl GRENVILLE,
ITO be coutinxed.)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-09
FOR THE ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER.
MeNs. Editors,

MeOIs. Editors,
UNDERSTANDING there is to be meet
ing Of my fellow citizens on Saturday,
for the purpofe of tranGnitting their ienti-
ments to Congress on the future govern
ment of the ditrie, l am extremely for
ny that indifpeniable buiinefs engages my
attention abroad. Having, however, from
what | have heard and read on this fub-
jet, made up my own opinion, have
exhibited it in the fubjoined reiolutions !;
which recommend to the attention and
adoption of my fellow Citizens.
Re/oEved, That it is the intereh of the
town of Alexandria, and the county ada
cent within the territory of Columbia, to
be teparatcd totally and forever from all
leglllation and jurifdietion of the fate of
Virginia, from and after the earlieh day
that the Congrefs Of the United States can
pals law tor that purpoie; and to be ex-
empted from all taxation under the fate
OF Virginia, accruing after the frf Mon
day IN December, 1900.
Re/olved, That the territory of Colum
bia ought to ponefs diitina reprefenta
ton In the Federal Councils, on princi
pies Of jufice, and proportionate to its
real coniequence andpopulation and that,
until fuch representation is legitimately
provided for by an amendment to the con-
ftitution of the United States, it is the
interef of the good people of this terrific
ry to remain unreprefented in the federal
government.
Re/oIved, That it is the intcrch of the
good people of the territory of Columbia
to be under one common undivided 60
vernment; which ought to be modelled
on thofe of the Federal and fate govern
ments, as far as circumstances will admit;
that fuch government ought to be immedi-
ately infituted, and that the regulation
of all local matters ought to be confided to
it-Congreis retaining controlling au-
thority.
RsIalved, That copy of thefe rcfolu-
tions be tranlmitted to the Speaker Of the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-09

NAV iu1t her 1u'uio PA"'i' ~ ~ -
The French government now Poaehes,
A. faefo. no means to prevent the trant-
aort Of his majefy's troops by fea; aud It
!. NOT reafonable that it ihould acquire the
riaht of doing 70 by the terms of an armil-
,;ee which conveys to his najefty no frelh
means of impeding the future operations of
b;senemies beyond thofe which are alrea-
~ in his power, but which even comedies
70 them comfortable advantages of which
thew are not now in poaeilion.
itremains only to fpeak Of the alterati-
ms made in that article which regards the
allies on both 1ides.
His majeity's objections to the form
propoied on the part of France for this ar
dele were detailed in my anfwer to the 6rit
project.
If France confders her allies in the light
Of independent powers, and is III the future
negotiations to treat on that footing re-
ipeefing her own interefs and theirs, it is
necefary that this principle fhould equally
be adhered to in the preliminary arrange
ments which precede the negotiations. 1t
has not appeared to his majefy by the
communication of any regular or official
act, that the French government has any
authority to treat in this refpect for Spain
orHolland. His majeay, on his iide, has
received no fnch authority from his allies !;
and it would be inconGitent with good
faith were he, without fuch authority, to
engage In their name for an armiitice with
France in any other form than that which
is uiual In fuch cafes; namely, that they
will be at liberty to accede to the conven-
ton fthey think fit. In that form his
majeRy is ready to admit the article as
with reipea to the allies of France, and in
that form only can he agree to include his
own allies in this engagement.
It the article were concluded in tie
terms now propo1ed by France, his maief-
ty would. be bound by the obligations Of
good faith to ob1erve the armifice towards
Spain and Holland, while on the other
hand ne could have no reciprocal claim on
!hoie powers, grounded either in juftice or
m the law or practice Of ia $. Nor
could he require the reititution even of
ngie merchant veGel captured by Spa
Min or Dutch fhip ofwar.
lhoiepowers, if regarded by France as
independent, cannot be bound by her act,
ana mutt be admitted as contracting par
Ties acceding by a regular diplomatic
'fa u to the terms of the armifice,
Deiore they can be confdered as under any
obligation tot fulfil thoie terms.
Iheie considerations are indeed 70 OBJ
' slous' that it is not safy to imagine in
wnat view the French government has
lropcied to alter the articles from the form
G c. winch his majeay has offered to con-
!. have now only to add, that fhould
, VIC a1miitlce be concluded, his maieity
Won, sou,o think it neceGary for the purpole Of
s.eeeelseraItlng the negotiation Ian Object
; "caen the French government has declared
,as!l 20 De alto very dehrous) to limit a
, pe,a9a Tor Its continuance beyond which it
WOulQ not he hso
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Ale*andr1a Advertiscn
FRIDAY, January 9.

VI Il meeting Of the eitisens Of Hex
0nar'a' and Of thar part Of Fanfax coxuty
7v'f'tn the Djfria of Columbia, is ,eqxe6.
ca at the c0art-b0gIs, on Ixs/aay next, at
o.cl0ek in The at7eru0su, qvben Iome bra
pssl,o1s ,elatiq2e to the exe,ejs oftbe Con-
g'sDlonal AgJ2afiou oUe, The D;a117, avu
De /zbmitted to their ~eoxGasyotiou by the
committee ebe/su to confer on tbe lubjea Of
general regulations for tbs Territory Of Co.
By order,
ROBERT /. TAYLOR, .Ce,k.
January 9. 1901.
The firm of Charles Bourgeois, of Ham
burgh, failed the latter end of October.
tor 4o6, 900 marks banco.
Several velels during the ffrH week in
November, left London in ballafe for A.
merlca, to procure fupply of rice.
The brig Hunter, Lines, 6 days out
from ew-Haven bound to the Wet In
dies, ran on the rocks near Bermuda 9th
December, but drifted off, and was con-
Quoted by boats to that illand; where fhe
was rehtted and ready to purfue her voy-
age on the 18th. Salvage and damages
comfortable.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-16
FRENCH REPUBLIC.

Decree Of the nnfion0l cmeils (ef Pricfs,)
,rlnHte 10 xbe fete Of tbe I4tb Jub.
Con6dermg that the l4rh Of July, a
day ceniscrated by the French people for
the celebratio;1&T the recovery ef their Ii
berty, is an ara from which The cefinies
of the republic take their rife:
Confderipg that this day has been alto
appointed BY tie government 10 celebrate
the continental peace, the preface of ge-
neral and freely peace, and that, in ,tele
views, it is the object of a pure joy, in
which the miniters of a religion of charity
may and ought to fhare:
ConGdering that, by the New, as ALTO
by the Old leaament, religion has been in
the habit Of confecrating, by holy ceremo-
MES, the great events which influence the
fate of nations:
The national concile ordains as fol-
lows:
lit. Next Tuclday the 18th July, zs
Meiiidor, 9th year Of the French republic,
at eight O'Clock in the morning, folemn
MATS fhali be flung in the metropolitan church
of Paris.
I'd. At the concluiion of MATS, diicourie
fhall be pronounced upon the fubjeef Of the
fete of the day.
sd. After the difcourie, 7e Deum fhall
be flung, and thanks returned for all the
blefings which the lord has beloved upon
the French nation.
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From babers ,'seeived BY tie Pho
nix, aYysued at Baltimore. =.
DUBLIN, July *.

Politicians make the iineular remark,
thar mcit powers ere rev contending 70
make their armies more numerous than !iey
ever were before. Auitria, for inifancc,
aftera bloody war often years, has aeta-
ally reinforced her armies by che fourth.
PluAia has $4,000 men moro ON .oot than
formerly. i he eicdor OF Bavaria has aug
ulented his military force to 10, eco nen,
among wEcm ne rnany excellent ciaeers
OF artillery, formerly belonging TO tie
corps OF Cordc. The elector q SaHony,
100, has increafed his army to between
40 ard $4,000 lnen. With regard TO
France, the officers have received orders
net TO fell their horles ard field equirage I;
the regiments are all made complete, ard
ready 10 march.
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then wrote to Mrs. Orr, who favored me
with reply wherein lhe fates that Belt
was TO give her only 100 dois. one halfin
advance and the Iciiduc any timeln the
fammer bur uyon her fons calling on him
the other day. he pretended to have for
gotten the hatie, part Of ire bargain and
iAhRed upea aeda&,ea o. 81 dds. CRY
najHfLy GsAe eypreDfsn il. Had NOT have
diicoyered it, in this one inaance he would
have chouied me out Of near 20 dollars.
paid him for new pair Of bellows 81
dolls. which ! have his receipt for; thote
bellows were made by Mr.. \ of ct Alex
andria, whole certificate, No. d, will
flew that they colt bur ali dolls. and he
had upwards of three months ufe Of them.
So that in that ,rifing article, l think
it is apparent, he has deirauded me OF CT
dolls. His friends endeavour to execute
him, by iaying, it is not probable man
would be diihoneh for fuch triAes but a
number of thofe trihes ultimately amount
ts~G,meth:ng comfortable. Having I'M
deritood that MIR. Shrmate intends pub
liihing the particulars relative to the pock-
ct book, | fhall not animadverr further
on his conduit relative thereto. / we'll
know it is not in the power of Mr.. Belr,
or anyother perfon, to fix ftigma upon
my reputation. lhall conclude by OBJ
ierying, as was not the offending par
~, ] hope you and your fubicribers will
execute my occupying iuch fpace in your
paper, which might have been filled with
much more uieful and agreeable informa-
ton.
JAMES " pIAKL
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ADDRESS TO THE FRENCH.
ON THE I4TH OF JULY.
From fbe Mouitenr.


From THE Momtenr.
Frenchmen, the day of the I4th July is
one of the epochs which will be forever
remarkable in the hitory of nations.
The 18th of July coniecrated all the
principles of morality, virtue and focal
equality. 1t is reconquered from preju-
dice the empire of reafon, and from autho-
rity the rights it had ufurped. 1t reaores
TO man his dignity, to the citizen his Pc
negatives, to commerce its franchiies, TO
the pealantry their independence, and to
the fate force enervated by abufe, ard
confederation loft by the cogmiffon of We
ry great errors. Before that epoch, France
groaned under the bonds which habit a
lone rendered fupportable, but which
knowledge and initruetion mutt have taught
her 10 break afunder.
The fate, divided into two clafes, no
bles and roturies, faw the fit in poHeHion
Of every favor, while the fecond were ex-
clnded from all ernployments. Merit was
held In no eftimation, and genius condemn.
ed to oblivion, if unaccompanied by great
nefs Of birth but long Lift of ancei}ors,
ofeven purchafed nobility, opened path
TO every honor. Hence we daily found
the defines of the fate, the exiaence and
property of the citizens, en.ruifed to ie-
norsnt men, and thoufand inftances of in
juRice confecrated By acts of authority.
The venality of Office was another obna-
Gle to the advancement of man who had
but moderate fortune, and political inti.
tutions excluded him from the career Of
glory. The title even of Father in God
was aligned TO birth, and but rarely 70 pi-
ETY.. Accordingly the clergy feido.n ex-
h'bited the ancient virtues of their order.
Tithes enriched them with the product of
the mof valuable labours of the agricultu.
riffs. The b;fhops confirmed III profane
enjoyments the fluids with which charity
had impru1ently sIuacd them 70. the coni-
forts of the poor. They neglected their
auguR fuuttions, fesndalized the people
by their extravaganza, and fcarceiy left
the bare ncceGaries Of life to the country
cnrates, thofe real comforters of has,an |
nifery.
The provinces !ahprcd unde, the woke
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JAMES II. BLAKE.
CERTIFICATES.

] Dc hereby certify, that was prefent
or Only few PAGES off, lat Friday, when
DR.. Blake and Mr.. Belt met nea- iaid
Belts fore after {ome conversation DR..
Blake drew out pair of piitols, and cock
ed each of them, and repeatedly offered
MIR. Belt his choice, and obferved to him
that he would Immediately fight him at
the diaance Of 3 feet. Said Belt would
rot take the pifol 81 ultimat ely inter
pofed. At this time there was no one
prefent except MIR. M'Intofh and myielf.
BEVERLY R. WAGNER.
Colcheaer, Sept. 10, 1901.
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10 LET,

a convenient 2 ifory Houfc
on Duke ftfeer, oppoGte TO col. Dcncal's !.
For terms apply TO
CURDEN CHAPLIN.
Aug. 29. eo5w
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! do, hereby certify that when / waited
on Mr.. John Cheaey,* iecond TO Mr..
Thomas Mackall, and informed him was
he friend Of DR.. Blake, and as TIE ap-
pointed hour had arrived wifhed immedi-
ately to repair to the defined fpot, as DR..
Blake was then waiting in readiness
faid Cheney propofed the difference ihould
be fettled otherwiie--I replied to him
there were certain conceflions which DR..
Blake required, which if Mackall would
make, DIR. Blake would not Unfit on fight
ing, but otherwife it could NOT pofliblY be
accommodated and do hereby certify
that the required concefTions were made
fully by faid Mackall. Given under my
hand this 18th day of December, 1907.
PATRICK MAGRUDER.+
Mr.. Jobn CbsAey quas aftb1tnme and
IS no1o a Senator Of Maryland.
+ Mr.. Patrick Mag,uder qoas at the
/ame time a member Of the Hox/e of Repre-
/enfAtiUes Of maryland, andbis ye/beaa6i-
lily no gentleman dare gueyqi0u.
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No. 8.
WAS prefent when DR.. Blake waited
on Mrs. Hn&ins, and got her certificate !;
alto when Belt was queffioning her, in
prefencc of Lund Warrington, but was
not apprizcd Of their intentions. II DO
certify, thar DR.. Blake did nor pro,niGc
Mrs. Huikins to make no uie of it, nei-
Their did Mrs. Hukins ever tell Walh-
lngton Further, fne never told him
thar ihe believed Belt did not intend TO
take any advantage of her but ON the
contrary, fhe verify believes part of Tie
niichargc was intentionally done.
VIM. HUSKINS.
Sept. II, 1901.
No. q.
| DO hereby certify, that l made
pair OF Bellows for w. S. Belt, which he
gave me I'll dollars for.
JOHN YOST.
Alexandria, Sept. r4th, 1901.
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into Hcrcu!aneugn have difcovered great
number OF paintings executed in iimilar
tate.
One ofthe moa insere1ing ofthefe grot-
tos contains farcophagus that is Rill en-
tire and in its place. Its length Is fix
teen feet, Its height twelve, and its breadth
fix. 1T itill preierves the lid, adorned wiki
the efhgy OF the king, which is tingle
block OF granite. The afonifhment thar
is felt, on rejecting that this enormous
MATS was tranfported to the extremity or
a fubteraneous pailage two hundred PAGES
In length, exceeds all bounds, when il is
coniitered that it was worked upon rhe
place where it remains. What difficulties
mutt have been fur,nounted, in order &c
traniporr weight of 70 many hundred
milliers, acrofs the almoN impracticable
roads of the mountain.
Human facrihces are continually repre-
fcnteo.
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LEANDER.
n deleription Of The ./rpalebyes Of Tbe6es,
from N Lafe aUd ;,,te,sH;yo ,-,..L

f,om LATE and iutrysqing 4ooyk.
ltiE whole Of the mountain Libycus.
winch oegins at half league TO the w. Of
the Memnonirm, and ends immediately
o:ppeilte to Medinet- abou, is pierced from
Its oaie 10 three fourths of It's elevation
with great n>'nber Of fepulchral grottos.
Iho'e which are oeareG the forface Of the
ground are the mott fracious, as we'll as the
mott decorated; thole which are in the
mott elevated part OF the mountain, are
mpch more rudsly contrived and executed;
while iuch as hold the middle place, bear
an adJuited proportion CT fpace and orna.
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By the LAT Mails.

Late Foreign Intelligence,
Reeeived per The Zip Plqn.er, capt. Cor
rem, a',iOrd in Hampton Roads, fran
Lo~dsn, 6oHad to City Pam.
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AT the moment when the great quefiS
OF the indemnities, or what is the FAM
thing, of the iecularizations, was engaging
the attention of Germany, the death OF TIC
Eiector OF Cologne has proved All even
highly important to the two courts OF VI
emma and Berlin, but as difadysntageoO' %
the former, as favorable to the latter,
Prufiia has long coveted The territory o
Cologne, and ftill more the Bilhoprick d
Muniter, which fepcrated thc PruHi''
itates In Wefphalia from one anothef.I
The chapters of the three EccleGsi''c'i
Eleetorates, have at all times been d'vo'e'
TO the houfe of Auaria, which they con-
hdered as the natural fupport Of the Cato