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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-18
PHILADELPHIA, March u.

James Blake, Efq. Conful of the Unit
ed States fer Sanlo Domingo, arrived
here yefterday in the brig Bottom, from
Cape Francois.
MIR. Blake has furnifhed us with the
Bulletin Official de Saint Dominique, of
the z9th Pluviofe, (1Sth February, of
the Chrittian CALENDER from which we
tranila TouRaint's account of his hav-
iog po'eaed him1elf of TIE spanilh part
OF the Hand. We are ALTO informed by
Mr.. B. that convention from the diff
ferent departments was fhortly to meet
at Port-au- Prince, in order 20 form code
OF laws tor the government of the Colony.
lheie laws are to be lubmitted, frit,
tor the appreciation Of the Black General
himlelf, and afterwards fent home for
tie concurrence of the French Govern
ment.
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uuoted hlmlelf with that courage, that mo-
deratlon and that bravery, which ALWAYS
cuted with preciiion all my orders He
has rendered me clear and precile account
OF all his operations, and the conduct Of
the Officers and folders under his command
mas given me infinite pleafure. .DiEc;pl;ne
and differentiation have been obGerved with
icrupulous attention, and perfons and
property rigidly refpeeted.
The adjutant gen. Hebeconr+ willow,
ient to the Spaniih Governor Ioacim
Garcia, with my ;nhruetions to nesociate
the taking poiellicn of the Iland has FIJI
filled his milton with honour. w;tdom and
prudence.
Here follozvs n particular detail of The
marches Of the troops.
In coniequence of this detail which II
gives me pleaiure to make public. became
It is true, l declare that the officers and
folders competing the army of St. Do.
mlngo have deferved we'll of their coun-.
try.
Salut ct fraternelle amitie.
LIE General en- Chef,
TOUISSAINT LOUVERTURE.
Letters from Glalgow as late as the
18TH Of January, brought by rhe Draper,
which arrived at New York the day be-
fore yetterday, were received here this
morning. 1t is mentioned in one of thefe
that the bounty on wheat had been re-
iuied by the King and Council. We ex-
pect European extracts by this arrival for
our next.
Arrived, fhip Active, Izatt, Oratavi-
a; fch'r Hannah, Bradford, Panamaquo-
dy; Lucretia, Morton, do. Hannah,
Grave, Georgetown.
Cleared, brig Mercury, Campbell, Ia
maica.
Sch'r Orange, Dove, of and from hence
to St. Vincents, is taken and 1ent into
Guadaloupe-fince liberated.
Brio Maria HarGia from, hepce IN
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A Farmer Wanted

* FARMER WanteU,
An honeH, afhave, andA/1ylous
man If nat n gentleman 1vb0 can and
7uiN 7vork, and make otbeys 7v0yk. am
not partial 10 any country, but t'-om my
/@aaH experience 7v0uH prefer a Cermuu,
as tbey are commonly drousbf ab to baJus
9 mayfy end kno1v their anty-I NM
eo1fe/j, that a natiUe zv0ulanot be bysfer-
ea, hm07ofzg from pgf experience their ba-
Tits to be nat7i.Oe, qvile o4vay tbtir hwe,
TOO troad to 7vo,k tbem/rkves, and too lo-
~ 10 ice that otbeys do tbri,. zvo,k Is il
0xgbf TO be aone, fSzv naeed excepted.
II Jingle mar Of middle age, czvbo eua
bring ts9imoniaA Of bis character (aaa
qvbo has not <giOeu to The habit Of foaking
whlikey grog) rvoHla lut me bsR; ia /ueb
a PERRIN 1 promjs good avages and g0ol
H/0ge. 1 aVantthe man / hare de/crJea
immediately.
B. DULANY.
Shutters HiW M1rr5 BIS
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AlexandY1a Aduevtsser.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1s.

From tbe Ne1v-Tork Mercantile .Adver-
ner of tbe 12tb.
Captain Bourne, who arrived laf
evening from Amferdam, left that place
on the 18TH OF January. He informs us,
that 1t was the current report there, and
obtained general credit, that the articles
of Peace between the Emperor of Germany
and the French Republic had beenn {igned :;
and that Admiral Mellon had taken the
command OF feet which was defined TO
act in the Baltic.
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FOR the Alexand1sa advertiser.
SONNET TO PEACE.
PEACE, heaven born nymph, this once,
oh! deign to hear
My humble fuit, nor let me plead in vain,
Tho oft rejected, fill l preievere,
And lowly bow afuppliant again.
Oh hear me now, not for myfelf I crave,
A boon know thou wouldf to me deny
Too roughly toa alas on forrows wave,
Fer now to meet thy dove like placid
eye.
But oh for Ellen, hear my zealou, prayer,
And for thy paR neglect ofme atone;
Oh make my filter thy peculiar care,
Ere roiy health with Happiness is flown.
Go placid nymph, and inner bofom dwell,
Till fummon'd hence ihe bids her friends
farewell.
Alex. March 10.
A publication has appeared in Germany,
entitled, +" A Letter from an AInbaAador
to his fovereign relative to the Policy Of
the Houfc Of Aufria, publi(hed by friend
to the Independence of the Empire 1t
has caufed comfortable fenfation, and has
been prohibited in feveral places, and par
ticularly at Hamburg, where every thing
that may give offence to great powers is
cautiouly avoided. The Author Of the
letter accuies Aufria Of ieyeral attempts
againff the tights Of thu Empire. re adyi-
fas his Prince, who in MS opini5. t,aG norc
authosity the7 tn- IL c 7a}ar ~.
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honic alto gethef, or not at all, by their
extreme unwillingnefs to fufer the leaf
amendment. 1t was iaid that this mode
OF chooing ienators, was more for the fe-
cufity OF property. He aAked, was pro-
Pefsy more lecture in Maryland than in
any other fate! He believed not. If not.
what ground could there be for following
their peculiar practices Why all this
pompous and circuitous mode of chooiue
a isnate fhould prevail in this little dit.
triet, where 1t was Of all places the leatt
neceilary, he could not fay.
The motion to arike out was negativ-
ed, 81 to As.
/To Ee royt,yueJ
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nlied to this ln,all diitriet it is extremely
ridiculous.
Who, he aked, were to be Affected by
this law? The people of the difriet furely.
Why then fhould the people loie their in
nuence, by being compelled to chooie an
intermediate body to express their will
in the election of fix men? Why fhould
they loie their influence, and with it much
of their outrage! If analogy alone was &C
rually the ground of this introduction,
he prayed gentlemen tofhew why it lhould
be in force here alone, or more than in any
other fate or diifria Of the union! Unleis
this were ihewn he would vote againh it,
and infayor Of che motion.
Mr.. 'Bayard faid it was true, that as
far as the conGitu:ion was applicabIe,it was
applied to this government, ard wiiely
70, as the act OF the convention of the
United States. 1t was alto true, that he
had before Eaid, the powers Of this legila-
,ure were merely corporate powers, but
this could not operate as an argument why,
asfar ashley were delegated, they fhould
not have check, and this contrcul would
be the more fccure in the manner theie e.
leltors wefete be appointed. TheboliHcal
rights Of the people was placed, and with
.ia!ety, in the general government, bu,
civil right and local regulation for the fe-
curity Of property would be in the hands Of
this Legislature, only fubject to the gene
raj government. He conrended, that the
check upon the legislative body was the
more complete, by Tie Senate not immedi-
ately emanating from the people, and Of
eoarde not bling 70 dependent on them as
to lofe their own Judgement by falie ia
Auence. The experiment had proved eff
eacious, where it had been tried, to the
lure protection Of property. He farther
contended that the electors would make
better choice than coul} poMbly be made
py the people, becauie 20 a few ohofen fer
that purpofc, the mott fuita1le characters
In the diRrict would and mutt be known.
In no country were the moG difcerning,
OF the mott wife and Intelligent men, the
mott popular. Ihoie who obtained popu
larlty, procured it more by their forcing
th.mdelyes into public v;ev than by any
Other means; but electors appointed for
that Purpole would iearch the recehes of
WIDOW; would dilcoyer the deep learned
and well informed fcholar in his clofet.-
rsrions OF this defcription would be the leaf
nss'y. to obtainpopularity. This was not
one OF the leaR reafons why the conAituti-
on preferred the choice Of PRECEDENT by
electors, to a popular election. And in
tnis manner the fate Of Maryland had
thought the mott fit to choole their fena-
t,rs to the afembly.
Mr.. Macon obferved, that gentlemen
had been fpeaking Of the different parts
OF the ftate government which the COM
mitsee bad thought proper to follow in
the competition of this bill; but he tho't
..worthy ofremark that they had feleeted
the very WORT parts Of the contribution of
each OF -thofe Hates to blend together for
inns government, Whit they had almoft
uniformly omitted the heH 'rbev had
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ASeciVSo the royal aHent, and mutt
IAN to the ground, as the parliament has
lnce been diaolved. Meafures NAV be
taken to grant relief but, for fear it
ihould not take place, we wiz, you to an.
prize Our friends of the fate Of the Cafe
SUPERVISORS OFFICE,
DiRriet Of Charleaon,
February II, 1901.
Notice 70 aue/se,s Of veDcA an.1 tRsts.
Directions for failing by Georgetown light
houie, erected, ard now lighted, on the
iouthern poinr Of North Hand, at the
entrance OF Georgetown harhor, South
Carolina.
The LIGHT HOUSE bears N. N. =.
from the outer lhoal OF Cape Roman, dit
tant FIVE leagues. In pailing. it, either
north" arily orfouthwardly, veaels will
ind five tathoms water within five miles
OF the land. The eaitcrn bank which is
the mott eaaern and ouser ihoal, lies about
mile and half to the S. E. of the range
OF ihoals, that are before the entrance cf
the harbor, and within five miles of the
land !; -on-she eatern point fit, there arc
two fathoms at high water, on the weNern
three fathoms, and Ave ia.hcms all round
it.
The light houfe bears from the canern
point, N. w. about two leagues, and from,
the wefern, n. n. w. at the fame d;f-
lance. The principal entrance into the
rlies TO the iouthward veiels draw
ing from 7 tc S feet water, may, IF a pi-
lot can be procured) enter at half tide, by
bringing the light houie to bear n. by w.
and running directly for it, to within 700
fathon,s OF the land they then will have
deep water ON both iides for Eeveral miles
up the bay. A common food tide RITES
here about + feet.
DANIEL STEVENS,
Superintendent Of L;ght H2a/s
eqa6Ay5mrnt, S. Ca,oliu0.
CAPTURE Of the SPANISH FR1cATE a
BARCELONA.
Estraa u a Letter from Aeut. HoA, ef
the Niger .ftigalr, Ia IN eminent banker
in Cork.
=" The Barcelona tranlat1ioD, yon have
perceived is a good deal abuied by the ma
nifefe Of his 'Catholic Majeity's MiniRer.
The whole declaration, can allure you,
upon my word, is, for tie mott part, vile
ly falfe malicious MISREPRESENTATION to
palliate the mott barcfaced cowardice and
unparalleled neglect Of duty that ever
| dngraced a country or a people. The
Swediih veGcl was Of 10 af1ifance to us
whatioevcr, we examined her papers, and
that was all the intercourfe we had with
her. There is one comfort, however, /
truh, in referye, and that is, whenever
the Spanifh captain is brought to tia! lis
dngrace will be inevitable--it is pretty
clear he mutt be fhot, as he threw himfelf
with two or three officers, while the crew
fill defended the vcnel, from the cabin
windows into boat which lay under the
fern, and to avoid the guillotine, has Civ
en- rife to the above report"
II
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From tbe5;o.s14y Gazette, Of M1,v6 5
EAST.INDIES.

1'0M t0essNPozs0ay Gazette, Of March Z,
III 1900.
1t is nd n the Aeeting nature of newt
paper particularly to arreH the public at
tention beyond the period to which it i'm
nedlately refers, nor can an Afatic publ.
cation like ours, have much, or indeed
any influence, out of its immediate {phere
OF circulation. Yet as it may perhaps
happen that hereafter, the Gazette NAV
tall into the hands of iome future hiHorian
who may CLEAN from it fome paragraphs
worthy OF record, we conceive it our in
difpeniible duty to notice on every occaG-
on che opening annals Of new country y
originating, and fpringiug from our own
and to hail the blulhing lonors of its ma
val hiitory, which we hope ard trut will
at no diaant day, well delerve the ner-
vous eioqncnce ola Tacitus, or the, ener-
getic hInplicity cfa Hume, TO tranlin;s
their heroic exploits to po1erity.
From this perfuaiion we inEert the fol
loving particulars, tranfmitted US by a
gentleman paaenger on board the Ame-
rican hip America, capt. Syn1s,-" I
tailed from Canton palsenger on board
the American lhip America, capt. Syms.
tor Ma!acca, in company with the Canton,
capt. Dale, the former mounting twentysg
two guns and !eventy men, and the latter
twenty four guns and feventy FIVE men,
reports had been prevalcnt that the traits
OF Malacca were infeRed with French
cruizers, and folne Of them rcpreicnt.d as
Hips of great force, On entering the Nraits
large hip hove in fight which was con.
Guided to be an enemy, and although of
great force, the two Americans made
hgnal TO fPeak each other, when it was
mutually and Immediately determined on
TO defend their property, and to prcisryc
invloiate the honor of the American flag,
upon which, both fhips gave three cheers,
they then cleared fhips and bore down Cor
action with frnneis and intrep;dity, but
fortunately however, it proved 10 be his
majeity.s fhip Diomcde, Capt. Elpllin-
Gone. ! am however we'll Convinced il,
my own mind, had it been an enemy,
that the American flag would rot have
been tarnifhed in the conflict.
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Dollars,
3,ooo,ooo

Another infance of the happy effect of
the fashionable mode of fettling difputes
Es:,ss7 ef a letter t;9m a eentlrmau in
CbsAs,toaru, (Ma.J to DR.. 7homa,
BrxJ, xa7o III George 7o4vu, datedFeb.
II, 1901.
A duel was fought near this place, on
Friday lah, between Mr.. Stephen Ryner
OF Queen Anne, and DR.. ]cne Downs Of
Caroline County each had two fires and
Ryner's Taft fire took effect as Downs held
down his head, the ball entered his hat
juR above the rim and cut lane quite
thro' the top of his head. 1t is doubtful
whether he will recover. Downs gave
the challenge and had the frf fire."
The Executive of Connecticut has cho-
fen the Hon. Uriah Tracy, to ferve in
the Senate OF the United States from the
cd of March laR, until the next meeting
of the Legislature OF Connecticut.
Extya2 Of litter .from -4lgits, dated
December 8.
" Admiral Keith has demanded by two
letters that the government Mould recog-
ni(e the Malteie as fubjeets of his Britain
mic majeRy; the Dey has declared that he
conEders them as enemies, and that he
will pay no refpeGt to them, even under
Engliih colours"
ExtraH ETA ktfe, .f'om a reeIpeAabk bog/e
in London, to their .friend in this coan-
Try, dated stb January, 1901.
ss Wehave written to you under date
Of 1T, 10th 18th infant. In the frff,
we mentioned that as high price as COS.
per barrel, for fuperhne -four, and SIS. for
fine, do. was fecured to the importers, if
the ihip had cleared out from America be-
tween the 9th of January and 9Th March,
and which we extracted from the votes Of
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A!exanel21a Advertiser.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH
(Io be contiuued. J

ESTIMATE
fire p.bHc fa2lberty ef The Uuitsa States
al WGM'iugtou City.
The Capitol, Dollars.
The PrcGdent's houre,
Two large buildings for
public Offices,
-Four public wharves built, ; I, zoo, 900
Five hundred acres in the
pablo gardens, SC.
2o43 feet front Oh nay;ga-
bic waters for wharves,
1852 lots, equal 70 1000 I
buildings lots at 900 dol z,1oc, 900
lars per average,
An i,land with quarries OF
free isone, 1000
Dollars, 3,oo6,ooo
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the houie Of commons but we find that
though 1t was certainly the intention Of
the legilasure, it has, by fome intake,
never received the royal ailent, and mutt
Ian to the ground, as the parliament has
iince been difiolved. Meafures may be
taken TO grant relief but, for fear it
ihould not take place, we wiz, you to ap-.
prize Our friends of the fate Of the cafe
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-17
From Thomas's MaDachuieHes SPY
FEDERAL REPUBLICAN.

ROYALISTS give as one reafon for
their preference of hereditary to elective
government, that the ftrong interef made
by the great competitors for the Office of
chief magifrate, in electors, is apt to kin
die the flames of civil war. But five re-
cur to hiilory, the proof leems TO be a.
CAN'T them. The antient Greeks and
Romans fpilled but little blood in their e.
leeiors. But hiffory is full of royal muir
ders Of fathers, brothers and nephews, and
of civil wars, in which the people have
been led CUT and fet TO fighting like dogs
OF no importance to them, queition which
of two perfons nnould be their matter, pei-
ther Of whom had been, on account of any
merits, the Object of their choiccS but
both claiming right to govern.
In the long wars in England tofettle
the difputed title to the throne between
the houfes Of York and Ldncafer, more
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80 Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or lolen from the
Ja6/rriLer's taaure, (ueay tbe Ieat ef The
late mir. Madn, and about 4 miles fyom
tbh foqvaJ sn 7buy1doy uigbt, The 1otb
mfa0t, TIM GELDINGS, one of Them a
brigbt by, adouf IS hands high, has
bangi9g min and Iqoheb tail, a FAR and
JmaH bln&e or /aip dam to or uear bis
no<r, by0udfd an oue ef lis tMgbs, bnt
7obicb Is n0t reeoi!eded, tbus, O. be
t,ofs qyeH and De,y eaLy in a Qo4v vaVel-
ling gail, md qOos @oa bt1Sye.
TIE efber a b,Igbt /oyyrl, n5om hands
Mgb, n .Aoyf made boyfc, has a hanging
main a0d ,/7mitb fnil, n .qUbife Lbot upon
bis baek, oeca6oncd ly the /addle, uofs
b0ed, and drqgs bis bud fer, by qvbieb
they arr mueb qooyn, boid, bis lead high
4vbeu msuafrd, las hal The .glqndeys for
/ome tine, bm is uimqf 4yeA; be q0asA od
fire, bNt lad kf o0e If bis .@ors.
Wbofver de1'prts The laid boylrs 10 The
/ubIcyiber, NaH,rcliDe 70 6ol,ars,eevard,
or &c d,An,9J or chbry If fbrm. If The
HoyJrs zre,e Golrn, 10bieb is mare Than
frsba6lr, fhe bey/on lebping mt ./ren,iag
fbe tiisf, n that bem4y be contiArd, NaA
ercfiVf a 1eqe0,a If 80 doil0n rpm his
brig ron414ed far .eeol4g The ofdrsfai0
b53cs, or eitbcr ef fbrm.
PHILJPR. FENDAII.
.4fexand'ria, iaib aSetf. 1901. 4
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RSEpERToRY OF ARTS, &c.
No. ".

4NO. w.
Netboa Of dItoVerixg zvketkcr 4viue has
6een aaulferafed qvitb any metals sye;u-
aieial 10 TIE keaLtb. By M. HAsHr-
MANN. Fr0m Blbliotheque Ply fico-e-
ccnomique. 4,
THE property which liver of lalphur
.alkaline iulphures) and hadatic air lful-
Phured hydtogen)pohefs of precipitating
lead in black form, has been long ago
made public; and this property has been
employed TO determine the quality Of
wines by means of the liquor pyoLato,7u,
m.',tem4fygeghs, or Wirtemberg proving
liquor.
But, in trying wines fuppoled to have
been adulrerated, this proof does more hurt
than teryice, becauie il precipitates iron Of
the fame colour as the pcrnicious lead.
Many wine merchants therefore of the
greatef reipettability, rendered by thefs
means fufpeeted, have been ruined.
ILere was wanting then re-aeent.
which ihould difcover in<wine thole metals
only which are prejudical to the health Of
man.
The following liquor precipitates lead
and copper in black form, and arfenic Of
an orange colour, &c. but does rot preci-
plate ircn. The laa, which is NOT noxi-
Gus, and rather alutary to the contribution
frequently gets into wines by accident.
Neiboa Of pyebaring tie Provxg Ligu,,.
Mix equal parts of oyiter iheIIs and
crude fulphur in fine powder, and pu, the
mixture into crucible. HEATH in wind
furnace, and increafe the fire fuddenly, 70
as TO bring the crucible to white heat,
for the fpace of fifteen minutes. Pulyerife
the MATS when it is cool, and preferve it In
a bottle cloiely topped.
10 prepare the liquor, put 40 grains
OF this powder and 40 grains of cream Of
tartar, (acidulous tartarite of pot aih) into
ftrong bottle; fill the bottle with COM
mon water, which boil for an hour, and
then let it cool; cloie the bottle immedi-
ately, and fhake it for fome time: after
1t has remained at ref to fettle, decant the
pure liquor, and pour it into fmall phials
capable OF holding about an ounce each,
hra putting into each ofthem 20 drops Of
acid. They muf be topped We
ry cloiely with piece Of wax, in which
there is fmall mixture Of turpentine.
One part of this liquor mixed with
three parts of fufpeded wine, will difcoyer
by very fenfble black precipitate, the
leaf traces Of lead, copper, sc. bur will
produce no effect upon iron, if it contains
any of that metal. When the preeipitate
has fallen down, it may fill be diicovered
whether the wine contains iron by faturat-
ing the decanted liquor with a little falt Of
tartar ltartareous aeidulum ofpot- afh,) by
which the liquor will immediately become
black.
Pure wines remain clear and bright
after this liquor has been added TO them.
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FALL GOODS.
Jacob Hoffman

Is now opening lin the fore formerly oc-
cupied by Thompfon and Veitch)
Part Of his Fall ANortment,
received by theReierye from London, and
Is IN daily expectation of receiving the rs-
mainder by the fre arrivals from Liver
pool.
Sept. II.
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LOLUMBIA ACADEMY,
King Street, bet4oeen Pit and Royal Sreefs,
ALEXANDRIA.

Young Gentlemen are taught
Englifh, French, Latin, Greek, Writing,
Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Geography,
Mathematics, with other branches of an
ufeul and ornamental education, by the
Rev. ganaeS Chambers, A. M.
many years matter of a Boarding School in
England.
TERMS.
Dols. Cts.
Education, Board, Lodging, I
Wafhing and Stationary, : 50
per quarter,
Day Scholars, for Latin, =.
French, &c. J 50
Do. do. for Englifh, I
French, &c.
Do. do. for Engliih, A I
rithmetic, sc.
N. B. Proper adiRapts are conRantly
employed. Young ladies are taught in
ieparate claGes, Englih, French, Writ
ing, Arithmetic and Geography, in fepa-
rate apartments. Great care will be taken
to tinaru6 the more advanced youth in
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