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CO Notice.

Engagement between the parties, the
: fale of LANDS lying in Kentucky, ad-
verified to have taken place this day, at
the Coffee .Houie in Aiezandfia, isPoit-
poned until the fecond Monday in Deem
Der next, on which day theie lands Will be
fold at Frankfort in kentucky.
Geors 3 Crab. Graham r,yaees.
October I. d3t
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Valuabls Propery for Sale.

Sevea hundred and eighy-nsht Ueres
in the county Of Hanipihire, on the Waters of
Great Cape Capon. abcu 10 miles irsm the
Warm Springs, anil 50 IRON Winehefier. This
land is full OF wood, ok and pine tinlbe,. lvo
excellent firms may he made, with Soto soacIs,
of bottom, aud rich high lands 70 each and la
i faw n nsI Capt s ts will the and
Tire tbssJana ~gb' 6a@S,s4 2ua FRY
6x IN the t-sunty Of Ohio, on The wa.ers az
Grave ana FIN Greeks, near the river chia, and
soout 50 rifles below Pittsburgh. Some ofthefe
lads are very good, with cantiderabIe qls.titics
OF rich bottom, and plenty of excellent tin,,e,.
N.peft Woods Efq tlss Surveyor OF th.t county
will flew thcfe lands.
Twill fell all orany Of thcabove landsfor ca0h or
npon credit, take in exchange for chen, land, IA
Fairfax County, or lots Of lopd in the city OF "A
ixandria, or the city Of Warrington.
X. T. HOOE.
Oaober ~ 80 go
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MIS- S / NC

From Mr.. c. Beverley's caf-
ture, at Eikwood, light bay fiddle
HORSE, about IS hands high, with 4
fmall far in his forehead, and his hip on
the near hde fomewhae larger than the
other. ALSO,
A red bay HORSE, about IA hand'
high, with a finail itar in bis forehead,
and one hind and fore foot, on he fame
fide, white. A liberal reward will be
given TO any perton who will deliver the
faid horles, or either Of them, 70 Mr.
Beverly at Elkwocd, to me il Nofthun-
berland county, or iecurc them and give
me notice 60 thatthsy be recovered.
WALTER JONES.
Sent. ~. 90
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1ai.' gwen toI clean RAGS.
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MILFORD FOR SALE.

PurJuant to a Decree Of the Court
Of Cbautey Of Fairta, co4nty, 4viA Se
lol4 on tbe premyes, on the JElf dry of
.fannGry netf, a! II o'clock,
A TRACT of LAND on Holiness
Run, late the property Of Robert Alliion,
deceaied, containing Al acres, TO iatisiy
debts due 10 Robert Meate and Dennis
Ramfay, both of Alexandria. On this
tract, knownby the name of MILFORD,
there is erected mill, iupplica by avery
conaant. ttream OF water, we'll calculated
for gsif or merchant uie !: Che has a pair
Of good burr fones, and pair Of callens,
with boiling cloth, fcreen, elevators, hop
per boy, &c. 1t is calculated thar the
burr itones alone can grind 10000 bu.hels
of wheat in the year, and that there is fuf-
6cient head OF wafer TO convert her into AN
yer-fho. mill. There are bciides on the
pretnaes, a good log home, meat houfe,
table and cabin. Ibe whole in fee finn
pie, as will appear By reference to the re-
cords of the county court. The mill is
ftuated about s !. miles from Alexandria,
! # a mile from each OF the great roads
leaains from the wefward, is we'll adapt
ed tor the pe~chaie of grain, and offers TO
eapatalie ailur.s& proipetts OF gain.
The terms Of lalc a.e. one third of III.
pprchsle money fhall be p.yabie in eiohr
months, one third in Gxteen n.>aths and
one third within two years from tn .day
CT fale, withinterett from that time. The
purchaler TO give bond and fecurity for
the payment OF the purchale money at the
terms aforementioned. !
CHARLES LITTLE,
WIN. PAYNE, Com',s.
GEO. SUMMERS,
Nov. ~. eo6t zawM
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10 be Leajed


For the term OF IL years, at gcaion,s.
rents,
Sundry tracts of Land in
the counties OF Berkeley and Hamp.h;r,
in tcnenenrs Of convenient dimcniioos
from 100 to 200 acres.
IN BEaKLEy.
$40 acres upon the river Potomac, on
polite TO tort Frederic.
400 acres upon the river Potomac. ii,
the mouth OF the Warm Spring run.
$50 acres upon the north fork OF Sleepy
Creek. !"
CT Mr.. Butler, living at Bath, can
thew thefe Lands.
In HaMrsHIRz.
sol acres on New Creek, at tn. mou,b
of Kittlelick branch.
TOO acres on the drains of Abraham,
creek, on the Allegheny mountain.
633 acres on the iouth fork of (;;b
bon's run.
654 acres on the Allegheny mountain,
between the gap over TO Pine Swamp snd
another gap, called I" The way to BuRiuq.
tons meadow"
SIS acres, called. the 6 Trout pond
tract on the drain. of Great Cacapon.
The five LAT mentioned tracts were "a.
ken up near 40 years ago, and granted to
Thomas Bryan Martin, deccaied, and BY
him conveyed to the fublcriber. ANY Of
theie tracts are to be purchaled at rea.
fonable price one halt of the money 10
be paid down, and for the other credit VII
be allowed. For further particulars apply
In Alexandria to the fubGcriber.
CHARLES LEE.
Sept. l6. .aw
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4 Tutor Wanted.

| WISH to procure Teacher Of in
proved mind, and moral, to reade in ny
own family. An accomplilhed female
would be mott agreeablc. The lhIy
ihall be proportionzte TO merit. Letters
addre6ed to rae at Centerville in Fairfax,
or at New Market i'll this county, will be
eceiyed readily.
SPENCER BALL.
Prince VIM. IN Nov. eoistI
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Statioaary Arficks.

Snperroya, ieyaI, medium. demv fo,;, =, !,
9ua tI PoH' iooiicaP and pot writing paper
marble i ana drawing do fearI,pg paper, bid,
gfocc or doz. waters by the h. box on 'n,,c CT
ing wax by me lb. or flick nkholders Of va 1 !.
Gus kinds quilts, ilates and fate pencils, ink an
lnkpower' blank and playing cards, ladies and
gent'enle,is Morocco pocket books, niathena,;-
ci n'tl uments from 81 to Is dole. Cc1es and Al.
y'derS renknivcs, FLYER pencil Gales f,1iian rub.
per, vf@iin' and violin itrings, il.iiru&ion Cor
the hu'e and violin, &c. '0'
b'OIeS' teitamcnts, fpcling books, primers.
snap books, kngli!h and German amanacs. chill,
dfens books'by the grocc, dr. or Jingle.
= b genera ia at?rtnlent Of Blank Books Stamps,
N g. OFFENDING done with neatnef,
and difpatch "'''
~ Country Storekeepers, and thofe WIN
purehaic To tei' again, may he iupplicd ON VERY
moderate terms for calh, or Il liberal cred;r 70
Puactnll cuGomcrs. ~
Oct. 90 e
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JAMES S. SCOTT,


7aILOR G. HABi7' MAKER,
Nexl 4sar 70 1i.gi5. Pafsn and B4tfke's
Sfsse, FaiJax freet,
,ACOUAiN1S his cuitomers and the
public in general, thar he has on hand, a
Iandlone Selection Of Goods,
adapted ,u It's line OF buGneis committing
OF fuper6ne cloth, and callnneres OF the
very .hch qaali,y and colour; variety
OF winter vch patterns, anongt which are
fomc elegant Ruii;an Down, thu only
goods of that dcicyipoion on tale here.
MA,
Elegant white Csnttitution Cord, iuit-
able for military under clothes, with Sc
neral ailortment Of rhe beH buttons aud
trimmings, which he will diipoie OF (with
or without the privilege OF making) on
the mott moderate terms for cain, or on a
credit to punttuai cuitomers. He conti-
nues to make up any goods purchAied eite-
where.
CT Waniea,
Three or four good Journey
men. AIfS, two boys who have recelv-
Ell their education will be taken as APP
prentices.
Nov. II. eo2w
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COTTON s. STEWART
HaOs receired, Iargt AHa geke'"1
ASSORTMENT Of BOOKS
IN THE DrFFERINT BRANCHES or
POLITE LITER AZURE;

Amongst which, are the following:
TEFFERsON's Notes ON Virginia, hot preis q,
Ed. Kotzebms Plays. vos. Ladies Nuii-
cal Magazine, Parks Travels. Stcuarts View
of Society, Chcferheld . Letters, : sss tu.er.s
Practice OF PhyGc, Wallis t.:lith, Psley's
Philofophy, vols. Gibbons Surveying NJ iore's
Navigation. by Blunt, Burns's Poems, Miilot's
Ancient tilory. . vols. Practical Education,
vols. Beauties OF St. Pierre. Buchau's Family Ply
Ician, Fox's Book of Martyrs, vols. Lees
Memoirs, Britih State Trials, RoSinf,ns Admi-
rally Reports. voh. Go be coutinued) Geutle.
man aud Ladies Prcceptor, vols taunter, on
The Blood, ve,i.. Cadwell's Memoirs. Wil!ieh's
Lectures, Martins Law Of Nations, Vattcis
Ditto. Newton on the Prophecies, vols. Edin-
burgh Difpenfacory, Elegant Extracts, Contti-
tu,ion., Zimmerman on Solitude, Piteo on Ma
tional Pride, BIdcleaone's Commentaries, 4 vols
Collection of Farces, v,lt. Polite Education,
Tooke's Pantheon, Junus's .etsers. 2 Sol'. GU
thrie's Geography. KNOCKS EdMcation, vols
Ditto EGays, vols. Coaigaa's travels, Cock
Voyages, vols. Dainberger's Travels, &c. &c
NO r E L.. s.
The Armenian, vols. hso.rahcrt, vols.
Antoinettc Tales OF Wonier, (ty Leivis) wells.
My Uncle Thomas. vols. Jack Smith. Spirit
OF the Cattle, Arthur Morvn,, 8 vols. Clara
Howard, Orniond, Weiland, Maid OK the iaM-
lex, vagaboBd, Sailor Boy, Arhlin and DIM
oayne, Romance Of the Forclt, 4 vols. M rte
res of Udslpho, vols. Louiia, Jniia and the
1;aron, GhoR Sier, Tale of the Times, vols.
Camilla, S vols. Eve'ina, vols Monk, vols
Family OF Ortcmburg, Negro, vols. Black
Valley. Ellen and Afardaunt, vols. George
Barnwell, Mouneain Cottagcr, Ch1drcn Of the
Abbey. z vols. Roachtort Family, Darcy. e
aIia de sVarmont, OaSindale Ashley. The Fair
Impaaor, 8 vols. Edelfriaa, voie. Coua lie
Hoenfaern, vols. Henrietta Mortimer, e vols.
Falhianab.c Daughter, C0u,n Csciehen, Ema,a
Dorv,.le, Scotch Heireis, 8 vols. NIiis BATH
mores, 2 vols. Advertfe.nens Tor Hubbard, 4
vos-. Wandering iilander, vols. Corneia scd-
ley, vols. Tonl Jones, S >os. Edward by
Moore, vols. Mordaun,, by Ditto, vols.
Reuben Rachel, Girl ofrhc Mountains, Z vols.
Myitic Cottager, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Bibles. Tc0amcnts. PLlfers. Common Prayer
Books; Dilworth, Webicr, Unvzla, Pcarce,
London, and Rational Spelling Books, Primers,
and a large collection of Htoties and ehiidTens'
Books. Writing aud Letter Pepper. aud Paper
fangings, Waters, Qnills, Ink Powder, Violin
Strings, playing Cards, sorg Books, aad Blank
Books, &c. &c, T
ALMANACS for the year ,soa, by the
groce, dozen. CT Gngle.
81 Country shopEeePsrs luppied on the low
ct terms.
Oaohcr 10.
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100 tons Platter OF Paris,

100 tons Platter OF Paris,
Jamaica Spirit,
Philadelphia lOafand lump Sugar in hhds
and bis.
tLifOon Wine by the pipe or or. cak,
1T and 81 quality james ri4eT .robacco IN
KEGS,
gCoastt Gslr--.-- 70, lak BY
Win. rih& l'SIJCRf1E.
Two ,nsse MiiliWsigh,s, and
10 foacusg%isa Carpenters wants. IA
media'e!y
y, ar N
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Holm c.. LADD
Oaobcr ~.

j
HAS FOR SALE,
Coarfe and fine hlt,
Rufia laeeting and Duck,
Wet India and N. E. rom,
MoIanes, Sugar and Coffee,
Hyfon, hyfonalin, I Teas OF the bet qua
Soochon and bohea lity,
A few cail.s Madeira wine,
DO. bis. beef,
Mould and dipt candles,
by 9 window sjaE,
Soap, chccfe audihad,
Men and won,ehs' ihocs,
Writing add wrapping paGer,.
Cotton and wool bags, M
box linen checks,
do. playing cards,
!, do. Dutch quilis,
Sewing twine,
a few crates ard boxes glais ware,
Pepper, natmegs, alfpce, alum,
Platter OF Paris, &c, &c.
Oft IL n
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B g O K S
efwbieb tie fdN,7uiag are a part:

Laws of the United States complete, includ-
Ing thoie OF the aft FELTON, of Con.rel,; G.berts
Law Of Evidence; Park on !nturance, Coorer's
Bankrupt Laws ronbianque on Eqa,,y; Powell
on Contracts; Picader's Aiiiitant; lcI kin's on
veyanccr; kyd on Exchange; Bi~ckRoncs Com
mentsrie., with no,es by Chtiltan; Conductor
Generals; Contributions oil the United STATES !;
American CLERKS Magazine; Vattei's Law oil
Nations, &c.
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All pcr,ons having claims a.
gaina the fubfcriber are reque.ied TO pre-
fent their accounts ifnmcd}aiely fech ,.a
are indebted will pleafe 10 make pa,fne.ii
IL my abiencc, TO MIR. larcs Hci,h. je1
LANES POR f&.@<,
NIog 80 411g
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NJ f D IC / n T.

terra Medica; CuEen's Practice of Phyiic; Ediu-
burgh New Ditpeniatory Buch rs Don,eitic
Medicine; Hunter or ire Blood; Bell on the
Veneriai Ruh's Medical Enquiry; Monro's
ayitcm Of Anatomy; Darwin's Zoouo,nia; Jack
ion on the Fevers OF the Wei Indies; Caldwell.
Mpp,,irs
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BALTIMORE, Aueuf II.


Arrived the United States fhip of war
Maryland, capt. Rogers, 20 days from
.avre de Grace.
July ie,h fpokei the mouthof 'he chan
ae, ih:p iiioernia, Of Bottom from CoWes,
ound to Malaga. Auguit 9Th, in lat. 81,
ons. S., II, fpoke the orig Apollo, capt.
&c, 50 days from Liibon, bound to n,
York. In lat. y, IS, long So, Sofpoke
Tie nip Cheiapeak, 40 days from London,
bound 20 New YORK. z5d ipoke ictr..
Hector, Of ani from New \ ork, bound to
Martinique, in lat. 81, As, long 50, 81.
z6;h, in fight OF Cape fienry, fpoks thip
Sally, Hutchinson, from Liverpool, bound
to Baltimore.
Arrived brig Sally, capt. Gordon So
days from Liverpool. The Sally, Hutch
inion, and Orion, Chew, of Baltimore,
failed with her.
LET, there, ihips Harriet, Holbrcok, and
America, Stone, of and for Baltimore, in
s DAYS. IN lat. ~, S, long. 50, poke
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Ttusuty Dollars RsUayd

For apprehending ard scnring .jer,A,1,
a MuIa;to man, carpenter by trade, who
eloped about the a3d day of'aa June: he
is a middle fized fellow, ahou, 80 years
OF age, light complexion, black eyes, and
much freckled, his hair thick and ge,c-
rally comhed up pretty high before, :,!sa-
fant, foft, imiling coun,enaace. has !sar
on one of his arms near the lhou.der, he
particular arm cannor at prefent recoi-
iea. l, is fuppoled that he IS lurking a
bou, Damfries where be lately lived fome
tine, by perniflion Of Mis- Be''ey Tyler,
to when he belongs ard OF whom hIed
him for the Prefrn, year. ne took OH
fundry clothes OF ginyhsm, Cloth, &c.
which / cannot at prelent deicrlhe.
JOHN HOOE.
Fauquier, Aug. 80. za"5w
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Cbefsy Countr, .4gg. II, 1901.

E. AmelanchoIy affair happened ia e''e ia
mily of John DUNCAN, OF EAT "h'seland
towrihip, Ghetto, county, ON the morning
Of the 18th init. when his three dusifui
daughters, the eldea about II years OF
age, wen. out and gathered what they
thoaght mushrooms. They brought them
70 their mother, who unfortunately d1et-
fed them ia the beie n,aaser fhe could, and
ihe with half her little flock, parscck OF
the poifonous morfel. On the 9Th, abou:
ten O'Clock, they felt ,hsmlsives getting
6ek. A, so'elock OF the morning t the
10Th, the youngea died; 4: ocr tn. fame
,day the iecond died; a, 5 o'clock tue Of
teraoon Of the 10th the eiae.t died; and,
at fix O'Clock in the evening OF the aft
the mother died. The aid OF two GGi'tui
phy6ciau proved in vain. The poor dii-
,rcHed father, with bis three little boys
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Cattle, Del. IS; tsh'r Mercury, Morris,
New Haven; IS.
l4th---Sch'rs Commerce, Rudel, n.
Carolina, SO days; Elizabeth, Potts,
BcHon, SO.
18TH Brig InduRry, Mead, Portland,
g days; fch'rs Eight Silters, ,
Penobicot, a9; FAnay, TreadwelI, n.
York, IS; Tom, Wlngate, Newsury-
port, IS; Molly, Steven, Marbiehead !;
iloop Polly, Tar, GIouce!ter, s..
I6- -Sch'r Mercury, Stone, Kenae-
bunk, 81 days; Coop Agnes, R0dgton,
Philadelphia, 50.
I7,h---Sch'rs Lark, Wood, New lIa-
ven, Z; days; 5etfey, Ing'e, Bottom, 40 !;
Te,eunachus, Hall, Newborn, n. c. 81 !;
William, Middleton, n. York, 81.
zoth--Sch'rs Fanny, Ken!man, salem,
IS days; Tom, Winsate, ST. Lucia ;
Margaret, Culcher, Norfolk, IS.
z1d- -Sio0p Experiment, Sweet, Do
ninicae.
a+5h- -Sch'r Volunpecr, Van Tuyl, N.
York, So.
a7rh---Brig James, Fairchild, n. Fla
ven, 90; fch'r Two Friends, Cochran,
New FORK, 80.
3orh-- Brig White Oak, Reed, Bath,
81 days; Adeons, Prefcote, Po-;imoutl',
81; James, NIGH, Trinidad.
Aug. 1a---S:h'r Lark, Boardman, N
London; s. days.
-S;oop Jackal!, Dickinfon, do. 81
DAYS.
3l--- Brig Wiling Maid, Ward, New
Haven, Sc days; ch'r Percis, Earl, Pro.
Whence, R. I. IS; iloop Harmony, Howe,
\. Carolina.
4,h-- Briggs Fanny, 7homplon, Balti-
mere, 80 DAYS; E'lza, hc,tman, New
London fch'r Chance, Smith, Baltimore.
sth---Sch'rs indcitIy, Snow, Bolton,
20 uavs; Union, Smi:hv;ck, n. Carroll
n, a.; lloop Two Friends, Humphreys,
New ,aven, 80.
OH Brig Huron, Rich, N. Haven,
80 days.
7th--.sch'rs Richmond, Pratt, Say
brock, 81 days; Hiram, Annie, New
York, IS.
S,h --Brigs Active, Cartwright, Alex
andria, 81 days Ceres, Underwood,
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GIsrano;ia aoosrtl5sr.
MONDAY, AUGUST 81.

The MARYLAND from FRANCE.
o. Yeferday returned to this pert, The
U. States if,i2 Ct war Marrisn,!, John
Rogers. Eii. commander, n 80 days from
Hayre de Grace. This is he iinip IN which
the Convention win the frcnch Republic
was ient our. 4. ale OF the lat-t Paris
papers, down to In!y, brorgh, by a par';-
cular friend ofthe Editor, were accidental
ly left on board, of courfe he is uua5le TO
lay before he pubic any foundations this
day.
:. The verbal Information which the
Editor has been able TO obtain, freH, 4
|: converiation with an intelligent raaen-
ger is:
Thar on the arrival of the Maryland at
Havre the Republics Yatch was ient OF
to carry Mr.. Dawion and the captain on
!hore
That Mr.. Dawfcn was received and
treated with every mark Of attention IN
Paris, and had an interview with Duona-
parte;
That the Convention was not ratified;
bnt was in fuch train as to eni"re IFS ra
t,fcation in few days after the Maryland
C,;led. Mr.. DAYTON re.naiaing in Paris
until It was complicated.
That the French Republicans difp!ayed
the u,moit happineis at the fpeedy PROJECT
ofan amicablc fttr!ement Of Our u"sc.tu-
nate difputcs with that country.
That the utnoit confidence # all claics
was placedin Buonaparte, to whom they
looked up as thepolitical Mei'Iah who was
to enlore peace, profrerity, tranquility and
happinefs to the people.
That proviiions were extremely plenty,
and very cheap, the avarege price OF flour
in France being about feven dollars per
barrel.
In regard to affairs in Egypt, morning.
particular had tranf pred free our latt &C
counts: theie affairs fill remained " in
itatue quo,' both the French and the Bri-
tiih claiming the. victory over, and, me
profpeit in permanent poacfion OF that
country.
Thar negotiations for PEACE we're
carrying on in Paris, between Mr.. Merry
ana the frf confnl the refult of which
was not known; but an American gentle
man of the 6rf ref portability wrote his
friend at Havre on the s,h July, " 1t is
iaid PEACE has been concluded on BE-
tween the Britifh miniite' and the tlrit con-
ful, but nothing Official has tranfpired: 1t
is faid the proclamation will be read at'he
Fete on the 18th.
{n Should the Editors French Gazettes
contain any thing of note, III II ihall be
laid before the public without lois OF time.
Paaengers in the Maryland, Mr.. Barney,
jun. capt. lizard, Mr.. Perviance: but, to
the modification OF the Tories, Tom
Paine, their inveterate enemy CHOICES to
remain in Paris.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-31
II, Aug. IS.

Porn SNCC L n, Aug. 10.
IS the Contribution Of the United States
+, noy2 il lis infancy, and in a fate OF ex-
= neat ard probation, II is we'll that a
r.srge Of fvfem in 4. administration OF
ms taken place ,I,as The people snay learn
~.>s, it is aole TO bear. Preiaent Adams
AZ thai the Contribution was calculated
.alv lor avirtavus people and a fate OF tran
a~.ury but tia, IL times OF coa.mo'.on
nd violence, il would be broken as eailiy
IS y hale would go thgoug h a net. Prei'-
dsnt leGeyion, in his inaugural ireech, iays
IS believe this on contrary, the froneeit
government on earth" This ditie:enceo OF
9oin.on in the two prcGdenss naturally
accounts for the difference of their mea-
iurcs. Mr.. Adams, apP:eherhve OF IFS
weakness, thought i, prudent 20 pre:erve a
lare of tranquility, and 10 guide the con-
E;,u,ion with a Aeady hand; while MIR.
iel:er.on is willing 70 laanch it upon !"
tenpeHuous fca,'' ard trua to Its o"i
Arength to fateiy tide Oh, the ttorm.-
v hen it has been tried both in ten pci'
AID a calm, We lhall then have tctne OF
ror,anity ofjudsing both OF It's excellen-
&c, ard rs defects; and lhould it finally
TN %, las its pseien; operation ieems to
indicated that it is government OF mel.
rather than laws, the people will be fad
y deceived in their hopes and expectations
isr they intended governmen; CT laws
ard not OF men.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-31
PHILADELPHIA, Aleut IS.

We underltand, that letters by the Co.
lumoia, from Amferdam, announce, that
in conieqaence Of the aa,tering ptofpeft
Of general peace, trade had experienced
a comfortable deprei1lon, and that the
marker for produce there was extremely
dull.
Cleared, brig spani'h Lady, Richards,
Iacqneme. Martha and Aon, Parks,
Londonderry ich'rs jabelI, Eldridge,
NAGau Lyon, Andaule, La Guira; Sal
", Fullerton, Aux Cages; Hoop Friend
ihip, Walton, c. Francois.
l4yrivea at TIE LaSaretto.
Sch'r Triton, Oakford, Havana.
ShpOiive Branch, Caflin, St. Croix.
Captain Caiiin LETT there fh:p Old Tom,
Morton, of and for this port, TO fail the
next day. Brig Nancy, Burke, do
Br;;, ClariGt, Draw ton, and ich'r Sea
Flower, Frankfort, OF and from Ph'ladel-
,hia, had arrived at St. Croix in long pal-
iages. Aug. 10th, fpoke the feh'r Swan,
Floyd, of and tor New York, out rs days
rom St. Croix, ali well. 24th poke
The ich'r Sincerity, out IL hours, from
Philadelphia, all we'll.
Sloop Agnes, Hcdgfn, from hence,
rived a, Martinique the 10Th init.
Brig Richmond, Shirti,tf, from hence,
has arrived at Mon,ego Bay in a fhort
,]aiage.