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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12
publtr Sale.

ON TUESDAY, the 18th Of
September, at 4 o'eleek in The aitrruoon,
aviN be peremptorily fold, or tie pre-
mics,
That valuable three itory
brick Warehouie, with two tory frame
Warehoule thereto belonging, fronting on
King itreet, and accommodated by wide
!. ley in the rear. 1t being the hrG lot
49, ;, We eaitward of the corner of King and
W. 4reets.
This Or. perry is we'll known by many
20 be eoraI r., any in the town OF Alex
sndriaEand fuo. h as know il not, and
with to become pu,> chaisrs, ofeourie will
view the premifes, tn. ,resore, further par
.ieulor, and minute def. riptions are tho,t
unneceaary. The title = Hailfutabie,
free of ground rent, and the terms OF Pay :.
menr will be made known previous 10 the
fale.
P. G. MARSTELlER,
ea,+ \ Auesionecr
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12
FOX SALE,

FOX SALE,
A valuable lot Of ground
on Roy.a freet, between Cameron and
kng Hrccts, on which are erected two
ia1ah frame dwelling Houfes.; the lot is
IS feet front, and ra3 feet inches deep.
Apply TO
HENRY and. .THOs. MOORE.
Apgu& IS.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24

TLE N.2- I.r.. s2.
Arrived hip Ocean. capt Nannw--,en. Ico5 NV
York.
Monday l2G, pm into this port. Brtil armed
brig from Hahflx being IN purfuit o thc F-c1 priv4-
reer LEtpenencc VINO has captured Two cr tL!-e Br-
tiA traders on our coaa.
Arrived At Goucc0er lonp Trcudhip C77t Wl--
ner, from Gsudaloupo,yil Antigua L-itat ,hc former
place July z, brig Margaret MLelAn, of Portland tor
Philadelphia, in dAys ll45ela, Brazor OF do 10
fail y "a days. S,ho9Hcr Greyhound Miller, Of Port
land, ,1G .Irived.
Cap. Choat arrived at New burvport from cn.da-
ioupe which place he le the fr1 Of AuguA board
Cd the fame dsv, by Englih prvatecr OF Guns
off 84d4terre, and Vcatcd with refPect. White the
EuqI fnmen WAS boarding him. a French Row-Gallcy.
| mounting one "a, sud two pouudcr,, engaged the
prvstccr. 7nd after action of two hours il which
mon Of lie French were killed, they Ctparated
The hiP John, M0ty, Of Portland, was 4 Aux Cay
g, 18Th Jolly.
Capt freeman Of Biddofotd, left at GyiadaouPe,
| AuguR 10 fail in days
Capt stanwood, who arrived At Bottom the -th inf.
brings information If The capture OF the Bnulh hp-,
| Capt Atkinfon, from PaHamaquoddy end two Schoon-
| ers belonging to Yarmouth bound from Bottom, %
| Windlor H. S. by French Privateer nlewng guns
and Il men, fcpPoted 70 be L'EIPcrance, which cap
| tured the Britih Queen one time Gncc.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24
Or. HAMZLTON'S ELIXIR.

"a iovercign remedy for Colds, obhinafe Coughs,
.iu'Ra ;. sora Throa's, and approaching Coutuup-
n1ns. TO parents who may have children aflic;ed
win the HOPING COUGH this difcovery is OF he
nttt magnitude 7s ir affords immediate relief checks
hr prigreL5 end IN ihorE time entirely removes the
mo( cruel d:iordcr to which children are liable The
fhHlr KS n perfett q eeabe and the dofe 70 fmau
'hs1 no difficulty ariles il taking i. 81 Numerous
Gales o important cues performed hy tAe above -di-
o'ne', may pe laen al the place Of l4ic
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24
Acc0mbtant BnEneG.

DOCKS poR'd monthly, fromDay ard Cain
- BOOK, ey Donblr Entry, wiki fidelity, accuracy
aud nGatneia
Books arranged, methodized or adiuhed, and
every branch Of the acComrtInts uufneG P,rfOrm-
Cd.
Captains OF w[els, and others, who have To rens
der accounts 'f d,iburfgments, or fales Of goods,
may have thyn correctly Gated, and copied fair
Or any other Writings dOue, by Application to the
Printer.
or BOOK KEEPING taught on the true gr;n.
ciPles Of D9uhe Entry. fram. t,u-f.)
PortLaai, Jn4s ~.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24

~ UH " - -II.-IT ITI-t- =
aY.terday arrived r.. M. cat.er Swift, in
a DAYS fon Alexandria.-Ctpt ProvoH,
lEag,r, inform Us, tha, th- Eris'h .r"y in
EsyPt were (Aprii 25) in high hsa5h and
ipILs 7co wounded had returned TO their du
y; Ro,etta and Dlmie,tI, had been taken (;
snd 4ooo Britifh, and Io,co0 Turk, hed gone
agaia& &tag7rie 81 hat the Bombay army,
ofioco men han arrived At Suez That Sir
!. 5 Warren had iced Lord Keith, Who Lad
aifo b.ea reinforced by tonr Tu7Nih Inc ot
bstte hPs 70 kng II fil Of the line. b-.ote
Alexandria, an one IN Abouk.r Bay
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24
BIZ The Mail.

F,t,aq IF a hhy I19m Ns7U-1~k, A4gg9 II, to
a r5Psaq5e boge ia t5if @ay.
eArrived yel}erday Capt. Jercovich, Of the
,.llaere Benvenuto, chartered by the Amerj-
IN Conful at Tunis, to carry dilpatches for
goyernmen,. The Conful told the captain hat
sbe Bsy Of Tripoli afS, from the American
goys,nment 500, 600 dollars for The Prsfrnt, and
9oo.ooo collars for every en(ling year."
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24
NEW YORK AUGUST -.

His Ercclsncy Charles Pinrkqey Elq Min
asr Pleoipotentiary from the United States 70
,Se court ofMadrid, failed from Charleaon on
the IS ut.
Accounts at Hlvana, received at CharleRon,
fs C. rate, that The Mioifer of Marine at
tbat port bad bsea arrefed at midnight, feals
pyt On his pap-rs, and himtelf clofely confined
4 The Moro Cattle. Two Admir- is and a
CAPTAIN Of flip Of the line, had allo heen pus
undsr an srrelt Thefe proceedings were faid
,ohave taken place 10 corfequeaoe Of lome dG
agreement with The Comptroller Of tie Span
ih navy.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24
ALBANY, AUG. II.

ALBANY AUG. II.
twill appear by tbs following, tnatth tuccer-
gor Of Cev J4g, and the father 10 law OF C-n.f, IS
;r,itatnr certain great man I'll II d:Aurolns thl
tenure ofofice."
STATE APPOINTMENTS.
Edward Lv;ogGon, Eiq. mayor, water taHf
.ndclerk Of the market Of the city of New York,
vice Richard Varrlck, removed,
Tohn St1gg Jun. ihcrtf al New-YoIk, vice Jlmeo
Morris. removed.
.ElaI I,nLins. [ooe Of th= Jeferfonia7 ElCa1rs)
conPr0l.F, vice John v. HearY, iuPerceced.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24

Information was received at Lifbon. on the
9th Of July, that an inlurreaion had broken out
At Madrid that the King had elcaped and
gone 70 ARA gon, and that the French Army
was haiteni 3 to Madrid to quell the commo-
ton.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24

Capt Thomas, who failed from the Havarnt.
July go itaies, That an embargo was to com
mence The day after he failed, and 70 Be con
tinuei 50 days.
IA alarming dfpoG,ton to oppoGe the laws
has again made its appearance ID one Of the IN.
te'ior counties Of Penoiylvania. Several order
ly democrats as we'll as tederalGs, have t-en
tre1tened and i'll trel,ed. Thee enemies Of
law lataIy f,t fire g barn belonging to a per-.
fJn obnoxious to them
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24
BOSTON AUCUzT ~



JASON FAIRBANKS. corvi7ed IF The
MURDER. Of Mis- FaLrs u0-
which aggrava.sd The crime,
has ,lrtPei from the Caoi al D-1ham a.Li ga
Be Pc fnn aho, 10 r, he I,al. have lIiered
'hsiT -ndlaP to triumph over .he injuuaicns
dre9 on, taei. difference frr ini'ee, ana tfer
f-pss f'r TIE laws 81 the G unry Law. which
torn De palladium yf lite, liberty an property
b9i We cave th-m to the Poion nt upba ding
O tasr co.1ences. Areward 1T ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARSis offered to whoever viii
afetths fugtive Murderer.
Rt1, ostn reported h-re, 2ud ih= rumour IL
aftad iPrta3ing fat throughout lie continenL
lEsfl19 lac outrage At De ihan. in refcuing
jason FAIRBANKS, tie attrocious mur-
eesr, was oJuced By a f-rmentnC Of The
popular paGions in that town. and by an armed
m0o. Iheie opinions, If true, would ihcw tha.
NS a'e already very corrupt, and near b:ing
i. ~ 'nief abe n contequence OF our corruption.
-. -, P'oPe cannot long be governed by laws,
'nf Paihons Will nor ,eJ them. take their reg
Wy eouile The fit news was fIch as to
..1's 60 doubt that thefe opinions, however de
T1'IS and alarming, were founded in truth.
lae'e was any error il the Information.
80 'le ns y Be no blame in admiting il to be
icr the error was not known till better
l'lallon q the afa;r has I'D to founder
j, II more comfortable refults. Itis now Ger
n lrl, 'oia the eexamination Of the Dedham gaol
'.,s'a' q the Juaices Of Norfolk county,anl
US EVIDENCE, that rot more than two Or
ss. sae actors in This horrid labor Of Fitting q
r.. 20 JfA-'fhe inhabitants Of Dcdham
M. anIaatedby laudab'e zeal 70 detect de
Ihl l',Sf ,ae and his accomPG e3. They fubmit
i.ss.iI iIaisAa', and to The Toll Of guarding BY
Esr5 elI ulsir bridges and avenues out Of town.
lr5,-,2l s,,l ap a LIBERAL fubreription Of more than
sss-., 49, 4alarf 10 halt an hour. We are allo
ld .a@ party principles have not 5lgra-
7 VA q any Of the proceeding
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24

John Chandler, ECq Of Monmouth, IS eleaed
Brigadier General Of The Gecond Brigade, 9Th
DiviGon OF militia.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24

AveGei arrived at Newyork On Monday laG
fon Tanis, in 90 days; having diiprtches for
goysrRmenr relative On The way ilid to BE- '4teiY
declared agana lie United States, by IIiPoly.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24

NJ. q. Hemboh of Philadelphia, Is about
Pu5.ithuga ferries of l.kcned.. ofthe mott dir
u7Euiihed public chara6 rs in America Stu
ert az turniih ne paintings, and Edwin 70 eve
q c.te the e"8raying. The plan viii embrace
2 "1' have been df17uilhcd in the rer ll-
.r.o' ~s o'ae!n-n, PnHnfphere, anj Soldiers.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24
Valuable Medicines.
Juf received from LEE & Cos Patent and Family Me-
dcine Store, Baltimore, and for laIe by
GEe1sr ID. %enK6.

>1000/ e->Cs IDS|1'1@1
AT bis Printing Office. and "oul, Gore next to The
Bank, and (TAKL NOTICED ~ ~ 5ttr bs.5nia Fg~t-
l. AHa
Or. HAN7LTOATS GENUINE ESSENCE lED
EXTRACT CF MUSTARD,
a SAFE and eF-aual remedy for acnte anB chroni,
YEA Ehcumatlm, Gout, Rheumatic Gour Palv,
Lum5ago, Numbnels, white fwe!!ings Chblaihs
SPTaiEs, Bruzes, pains 10 The face and neck, &c.
his valuable remedy j prepared both III fluid
ate and IN pills, and tbus ezceHeuti7 adapted both for
external and internal ulc.
The Pills operate n. .diy by urine and BY nrend5Ie
Perpr2ion, rxPeIhag the fuperauous nd morbid hu.
mors they are highly cordial to the fomach, create
appetite allt dslt on, fyiag pains and cold
OF windy complains id The Gomach and bowels.
Ihe eicnce Is a wonderful s1inant 20 rhe pills in
Rheumaiitm, Gout Lumbago and Palfy-and by It's
pecuI at penetrating and duPerGng quality, removes
HtH Hioit vo6nt prains, bruiies numbnes n flefs of
the ne 4 Joints sc. fweIled faces headache inturs,sd
brs7hs white dwellings, &c Sle.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24

APP0INTlFENTS ~ - PREsInEN1.
M0NDA1, AUGUST "a, 1901.
~~'@@@@ .~ss~ @@@.s.,-,-


Alexander WoIcott. Collector of Mddle'own.
Connecticut, vice Chauncy Whttelfty -Ephra
lm KHbY; Supervifor of Connecticut, vicr Tohn
Chetter dhmiHtd.--DOminic Augufne Hall,
Eiq. 70 be Chef Judge of the 5ih crcuit ofthe u
nHrd States, vice the Hon. Theodore G1;nard, de-
cinet. James FindlaYe, 70 be Marhal os the . r
tri6t Of the Ohio
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24

DAt"-At VE'7lborobEh ,on Saturday evening Tal-
zfth' rather iud6cn'v lupnocd in ft, Mr. Paw
hvoisY "ooDRei0ct. tate q Old-YorS aged 70. tie
was as wei a- ulnal a1uu al hour b.ore luule, after
WHICH he was mi.Ied alta was found dead IN h, field
t-ouj mftn Eht jury ol iuqurG was called, WIS re-
ported thar he came by h- druh by misfortune.
% ih's town, on Friday an, Mrs NAEr cHa.r. .-.-
'' thc truly ama5le comfort Of salmon Cha1 Igq Of
Jhi5 town.
p Scotland, by's fTf-on hi, horre NT- N.ii> ilt,
Au.hor of thc Man cT Feelings 5l1. ST..
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24

His Excellency the Governor or this Com
monwealth has called a meeting Of the Hon.
Council, to. be held on Wednesday next, The
26th int.
On Wednesday, ANDREW BARTHOL.
OMEW, who elcaPed with FAIRBANxs, was
dIcovered and lecured at Providence.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24
WANTED

a WORKMAN at the CLOATFIING BUSINESS,
! thF can be veil recommendecl--to whom tood
en- onFa fment will be given either as partner or
journey1an, by SAMUEL PPADBUp1-
Liaerk, Jny24
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24

FoF thc prevention and cure or bilious and r7srrsn
E.aers IA rer.rrn1nrLnL

Feyefs Is recommended
DR HhHNS ANTLBILI3Ug PILEc.
Winch hsv~ been etrcAded wi,h deprcc of- tlcc-rs
h'ghy grateful to the iaventors tesiug ia leygral
paris ct the Weundiss and The S0pthrru paris d the
CnHcd states particularly ia Baltimore, Ps.erbur-.
Sl-hmoHd, NoriOS, Sic %, Wilmington, Chlriepun
ana savannah. Tile t1.nnoay OF ngu6~r W p-r(5rs
H each ut thc above places ae adduccd, ~ a have
re--- ,D lll-.e tla timely ul1 f this l4u-ary rc-
n-cy -a H1-lr providence prcierged th-ir lives when
in q. mot alarming c.rcuriifa-cs-
basis o. ll- ,-l,'u1rc uat~E- l2eak more in favor
'' @m'lt-He 'nan ta.-mas q. PomPous euogy founded
c. ~-.- aFsrrnn c-rd C1
lt Ia rot indeed grctunP rro7ofed -n infs-
-f4a cne -rt .ae Inventor h+s every n Lbie reslon
tH~' c<n f-i1t tram tAtguvg experience, fur believing
''" H'.- "i tAe'l D...s taken once Va every t-.
"c-i' r-r tle Frt,a.cucl of ous J.ic-. eyr-s a-l
proven rL,HAir grevcrl+tjve--sEL UrJIlr, tHAt i1
hc ttr1-r Cages 7t tloa dnesl-s thar ul- w.' very
morally lnccerd a rriorrg heath, ana lr,q IsuHy ia
l..ts a.temcd d--pcrat-, 2ld Beyond lhr poser oE
common r-r-.lc.
Far opu4u-u 0f Jhsle pills "A rsrfe3v mild. ~ as
f' he piled -r''h ta.--y by 71r.-0 in every cation.
anil 4 avery abr.
They ae erceIc Icr.v ad5n-r1 to carry OF iupcrll-us
bile, sod prev n- t 13rai .--r-. 7nsto etora ara
-mcn1-tA- -7pc Rt--t0 prcduce free prrlPratDn,
and thcrc1v 1rc.gat colr.. which are ofan of fatal
crn.tqart.-s- N 59- never l4 i- to remove cold VI
taken on ..s frt sr7rsr~uce-IheY srl -~chracI .1r
r-rua.lg .-5itu-' ,Jliylne.a-lcknel al -hr J0na,a
a-" i-vr.- srJ.-tcF--tui nu. .ht ;O bc :eGcr tv al
Y-r'ons Y change ol climate.
:a'J have Been ioouu remark XII vCf-1rior7 in PIE
ana curing dcrdcr- 1-teuj-nr ou long vr~acc-
er" h."d he procured, aua c-r-lu.iy pleer,ed f9r
ue NJ .--y Ie-mll.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24
TIE hW0 DINE ELLYIR,
Fcr The cure Of every kind'oG heAI-schc.


IF recommended particularly to che ladiesl as 5r
elegant and Peaant preparation for chopped and lore
lips, and every bitmh md Inconvenience occalioi.l
by colds, tcvc~ 21o lp-edy rett1rng4 beautiful rol,
cUior and t-lae falne( to The liPs.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24
THE HRECK.

IT Is now a'ccrtained, thar the wreck Of A vehel,
mentioned in the Gazette Of the 10th inf. having
been toRed into Nantucket, the wreck OF the choon
ar sally, which was ownef by Mr. Edward Stevens a
planter, Of Midway, ii Georgia. He purchaled the
yefe at KilIir gfworh in Connecticut the aa autumn
and took her new from the nocks. On The 9TH Of
April, Mr. Stevens, with bis lady and number 81
their friends, embarked in this velc at Newport, j
Georgia for New York. On the i3th, Tremendous
gale Of wind was experienced the louthern co4h,
which continued with various degrees Of feverity mth
the 10th Within this period, it is probable, theveG
fc overfet, and the palengers and crew loG 7ne
rames Of The captain and Of tho feamen unkv5"n
An unufnal intere is taken IN the lols Cf nner allen
gers, whole friends, IN Georgia and Conneaiutmut
deeply feel and Lament ;hls affecting cataltro'he
On the 23d Of July very levere hurri@ne w efP5-
rcnced at NaGau, New Providence. u inc Veileis
IN the harbor three only rode sie TORN, one OF
which was the American Aoop Priwole. 40 veicls
were branded, including the American brig Adventure
chrs Gcrufh a, Branch EuterDrpe Fancy Ranger
goa and hoop Harmony. "Many OF the vetiels had
their mafls blown away--not cut, but blown away hy
the bosrI" large lumber Of trees were deltroycd-
" One tree meafured feet and inches N ciroumcf-
renee juR above whereIt was broken The who da-
mage Oh haay calculation Is climate < Ioo.oool'
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24
TIE RESTORATIVE P0WDFR FOR TIE
TEETH And GUNS.

Tins excellent preparation comforts and 0renqrhers
the gums rreicrveS 'he ename from decay, and ccsn
and whitens the teeth, ahorhing All tb.t ,,rrn,
ime and louncls, Watch fstF,r-d 10 accumu.fe. ne-r
fall 10 njure ana finally rum lhem
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24

FOR SHE,
HE HOUSE and LAND, belongs
- ing the iubfcrber, itu ted in state-nr,et, and
~" now occupied by MIR STEVENS. For terus ami con-
d'tions apply the lublcriher a Nfr TBora5 saGas
any time in The courfe Of the pr-ien week
STEPHEN GOLDMAN.
Paytiqna, Aaguf a..
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24

TNFdELrELr -fCUE AND FFF-FR DROPS,
'1r tal c4-e oiAcu-s renir~.r ,nd 1term ttlut Fe-
lLOulanl. o'u teauy ol tAeir being cured hy
tll- crop 1Fcr the bark -n' every o.hcr medicine
h7d proved inefla9u.i aud me- one in bundrcd has
rad "ccar"u tu .Ey more than one, and numbers no1
hll bcttt.
fhCe OPS ar1 particularly recommended 10 fle jn-
L-bJaut. ol iyw mahv countrcs, where the WORT fot
a lguss generally prevail which unIes carly Attended
to and ip.edv removed, inIre tc contribution exceed
iHgy ana bring ou drophea putrid iever,, and a VA
rrty ul comp pamts, az the mo0 dangerous and alarm
ING nature. Mary orher medicine, d4ilv offered to
the public for I'll, If this diorder, which upon
trial have either seen found dangcCu ar uls'-s The
bark Is the uiua emedy made ul- .f bu. 1tiag vsrv
nauieons medicine, and ledom taken tn L.Ii1ie1t
quantity, i very often fails ana ch-5r-a and thole
Who have weak aom4chs frequently .c9 for waa-
II more ealy and Plcalant remedy.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24

TGOTH-ACHE DROPS.
The only remedy yet Uncovered which gives inmc-
date and laIting relief IN The nol fevef- ntanccs
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-08-24
DR.. HAHN'S TGUE hND GENUINE CEPu41y
CORN PLASTER
An infai!ible remedy far corn'. lPeedily removing
them root ana branch, without giving pain

DP. ~ fHN7S GENUINE ElE FILTER.
iovereicu remedy for ll dhcaes ot the eyes, vhe-
,htr thc effects OK natural weakness or OF accident
ipeedy removing nlamations dlGuJtiors Of rhcune-
dulneis, itching, and films On the eyes never lang
10 cure thoie maad g which frequently luccced rhs
.nall pox mea1cs and Icvcrs and vonderfnIvHre7qh-
cning weak tight Hundreds have experienced its
excellent virtues, -t5u Hr4,b Jsb,ivsd ef Eg5t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
BRITISH AMITT.

The French paper pub;ihci in this ci-
t. mas made pompous d:p.ay OF tie
names of the American i.amcn .mpreilca
on board ,he losiiisl men OF war. 1t has
been obliged at The {sine time TO ccn;c!s
that they have all been dlicaarged 1t The
requtG,!on OK the American government,
keep, few who died in til i-ys.cc.
How many Of ,hefe enle!ci .o.lrt-ri-
" we have rot been Informed but il be
whole nu.nyer Of ere bnnareG 4 i:ry >1s
ercreal!y impre:ed, he who.e were hard
" fliic;rn: 70 nan a in5Ie iloop CT VIZ.
And how maay OF ,ho!e Hoops, With othe:
larger hips oi war, have been employed
in projecting The American tradc in
keeping from Our deience!,i ino:es Tie
fleets and armies Of France How ,:.a':y
Of them are at this momen; employed n
conveying Our trade in the Mcdites:anc-
an And again, how many times y
Britiih iubjcc., are at this moment en-
p.oyed on board the American .h:ppins?
Il we were obliged to tusrender al !ucn
mariners to their liege foveEeigu, many 4
our ve:lels, perhaps one hall CT thsn, wou.i
De lad up ar cur wharses!
Yet.his Journal, whole infamous Tages
have laboured in the yind!catlon cf ihc
s.heiit Paine, and the pirate ROBBINS, n
libelling the immortal Warrington, and
other American worthless, is now employ
ed, Ike true penfooer OF france, +. -.
Aame the American people agahF ,or
tion ana government OF C!s4t- p Iar',,,o,,la
A,.v.., RE D4r,:es! sM.R!cANUS.
TPiM C4@.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
CULTIVATION OF THE VINE.

The fniIowing proportion for ei'ab-
lining VINE YARD in TENNESSEE, is
extracted from a Nalhvilie Paper.
II is fncere!y 10 be hoped that til Le-
giilature of TcneGee will not be indller-
ent to an object, on the advancement OF
which 70 much Of its internal wealth may
depend. We believe tha' no foil in The
Union is more fitted, than that Of Ten
Gefee, for the cultivation OF the grape !;
nor is there an article, Whole fuoceisiul
production is more likely 70 reward indi-
Udual induisry, and rational Yatlcl age.
lie period is certainly approaching,
wUen il viii be our insereit TO vary, as
much as we can, our agricultural psoduc-
items. Many Of 'he prefer, itaples Of he
country, on 81 European peace, Will be
but In limited demand. Ii iuc.l circum-
i}ances i, viii be reccGa;y, as our exports
dccseate, to iei!-n our imports, Indeed,
independent of The eEects ct general
peace, 'he rapidly with which cur num-
hers increate VII greatly ,rarttend the
f1yeigu d1u,sri sor our productions. With
he ,rlatrs,e GIa irnticr OF this demand,
mu!s dt>rea!e Cur confouption OF foreign
goods.
Among TIE roG expenfve articles
i51Ha tTSn Europe are wines and bran
KS. IF ,he!e ve can produce n:oIc than
.., 80 .,,,{tt-rn Pm !. rtcaires t.,ne.
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Fran Landsu Paper.
The NILE, trom CAIRO, to DAMIETTA.
E,.s.,EI 4 !, IDtt.y

The NILE, trom CAIRO, ,o DAMIETTA.
E,fra9 9t letter.
On the 18Th February, | went fToc,
Damiet,a i'll c4njoi, or boat bull, Tor
p!eaiare. A faithful janillary, AMI an a
rahian ,ieryant, accompanied me, all wei
armed; a very neceiary caution on thc
banks Of the Daga;etta, where attacks are
continual.
We lei, BouIac about one o'clock. with
f1rene Ky, ard heat IS temperate as
one Of III, 6nz,t days Of OR firing. ihs
foundation hao been over about Tx weeks,
and the waters Of the Nile inteniihly de-
created. The curren, being rather Eow,
sod rorth wind blowing, the men were
obliged to take TO their cars. "hear ard
barley began to riPen. The Indian mil
let was a loo, high and the ihisd crop
of lucern Was PInsins. Cue0mbers ard
water nelous ipIead their branches over
the river banks, add beans were almca
ripe. The foliage Of the trees was YER