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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-19
c. Il great HorSGln!

I will fell, or leaie for 10
years, a VALUABLE FARM, in the
county Of Culpepper. and fate Of Virgil
MA, en- Flat Run, containing $50 acres /;
The lard is extremely f.r,,iie, ard yields
abundan,ly in the prodatt Of corr. wheat,
and tobacco; there are about 100 acres
of meadow land, 50 or 60 OF which are
cleared, and IS acres wei! {st IN timothy,
about $50 acres of the tract are cleared
and we'll enclofed. This land is diitant
from Fredericksburg about aS miles, ard
s. miles fromsAlexandria and the City Of
Wafhlngtoa. There are feveral valuable
merchant mills in the vicinity, enc within
the di.tance of a mile, where the Frede-
ricktbu.g prices are given tor all kinds of
grain.
| will alto fell the reverlion of
$50 acres of land adjoining the above, IN
which are erected a rumber OF valuable
buildings, among them large dwelling
houGe SO feet by 40, with 4 rooms en-
floor, with fire places, and every nccel-
fairy out houies-a valuable peach and ap-
pie orchard.
A further defcription is deemed unne~
ceGary, as any psrGon dedrous of purchaf-
ing or leahng will doubtless with to view
the premiies. For terms apply to Robert
Brooke Vois, Efq. who lives adjoining
the prem;fes, or to the fubicriber.
/ 4vMal6 Seller Rent,
Two three itory Brick Houles
in Alexandra, completely fnihed, en-
King and Columbia ttreets, with fundry
valuable property near the fame, poaefion
whereof may be had Immediately. The
iituation for the -four and grocery buhnets
eqssl to any in Alexandria.
For terms apply to Henry and Thomas
Moore, Alexandra, or to the fobfcribcr,
NICHOLAS VOSS.
City of Warrington, Jaw
July ~.
N. B. Iwih TO hire BY the month,
or un,i! the 1T day OF November, ten OF
twelve labourers, for whom liberal wages
will be given. Apply to N. Vols, on
F R1eet, or w. T. Vols, al the Navy
Yard. =
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-19
E1RKiEk.

THE fubfcriber, lately from cumber-
land county, England, informs the gen.
tIeren Of Alexandra, ard its nelshpor-
hood, that he keeps fable at the iisn Of
she Black HsyE, King ftreet, Alexandria,
where he intends practifng his protection,
as foxing, nickipg and curing all ior's OF
diaempers, fuch as fpavins, nngboaes,
cribs, yellow water, blind hagers, weak
eyes ard CHAMBERS. Likewife, cutting
and !piaying all kinds Of creatures. He
will inlure all horfes in the time ofnicking
and cutting, if required. e. M earr
n9fy.
JAMES FEARON.
July 20. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-19
,Red Straw Wheat.

? IHISce.ebrated wheat has been reap-
ed in Comfortable quantities this ,harvei',
on tbe Molm-Vernon ehate. LIS excel
lenee conaHs in rs repelling the Fly, ard
foiting the mott indifferent tolls better
than the generality of wlest. Its pro-
duce is iikewile abundant. Gentlemen
wilhing to try this wheat on their ettates.
may be fupplied by applying to the fub-
fcriber, and are requeEed to fend their
orders as !oonas polibIe, fpseifying the
quantity and time when wanted. 1hN!s
will be an additional charge OF ten cents
more than the price Of ccmmon wheat.
GEORGE W. P. GUSTS.
July 90. 'aw5t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-19
January *.
Notice.

ALL perjons indebted to the
sfate IF P<irse Bayy, dte<gtsd, are tr,t-
BY reguefed to make immediate payment,
asna larger Indulgence eui0 be green.
Is Tbye eoko may haze accounts a.
gaisf faid sfa.e, a'e oJs dsfred 10 b,,as
their III far payment, properly aatsssfi-
Gated, cr or before ,b< fyf day Of Drerm-
Der rext, stkeyzuye ha nsiie< auiX be
plead tn bar 4gainR TIE r:e5vey there
Gfler.
1t baug oHt Of my t0-uer to make any
otbtr demand, i. is beted that ibis netiee
7wN5 Be particularly Attended 70, et6er1ryt
faifs zoN be mdyerimiaatey iyq,t"ted e.
<saiga all atAn7ae1ts.
Nm. p. BATLT,
Executor If Ptire< Baply, dse'a.
My I, 1901. June II law ,m+
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Valuable PoPert" Jo1 Sale.


SEVEN hundred and eighty-eigh, acres
in the county Of Hampihiie, on the wa
tiers Of Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 80 from
Wincheifer. This iand is full OF wood,
OAK aid pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, will, 80 TO So acres OF bot
tom, and rich high lands 10 each; and in
the heart of the TIMBER there is ine feat
for a iaw-ynil]. Capt. Daniel Rice will
.new the lands
Three thouiand eight hundred and for
ty-hye acres in the county of Chic, on
the waters of Grave and Filth Creeks,
rear the river Ohio, and about SO miles
below pittlburg. Some OF theie lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities Of
rich bottom, and plenty Of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
of that county, will ihew thele lands.
One hundred leventy-hx and three
fourths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capcn,
near its mouth, and within Z of a mil-
of the River Potomak. This land has
about 70 or SO acres Of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with 274hne Snga,
Trees on it; from which am informed,
there may be made 3oootb. Of good hsar
annually. There are aho feat tor grin
and faw mills on it, e:lual to any in tina.
neighborhood, and upon never failing
itleam of water. The upland is rich,
wi'hplensy of timber, and part under cul-
tivation. This farm is well improved
with good orchard, hou3es and fencing,
and rented Iait year for produce equal tt
iixty pounds per ann. MIR. Jorph Butler,
at the Warm Springs, will thew ii. | vii
fell all, or any Of the above lands for cair
or upon credit, or take in exchange tol
them lands in Fairfax County, or lots Q.
land in the City of Alexandria, or tie
City Of Warrington. = -
R.,T. HOE.
anNary Il. co
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IOHN c.. LADD
HIS REMOVED

His Store OF Goods, from the Frame
Warehouie, On Col. Gilpin's wharf, to
the Brick Warehouie rext directly welt
ward thereof, where he offers fer iale, a
variety OF WET ard DRY GOODS on
very reaionable terms.
RnGn Shsetsngs,
A few bales of the bee quality, ertl-
titled t. drawback on expectation, juit
received ard for fa!e as above.
Intending to leave this place fome few
weeks, my brother, Mr.. HIl'am LAID,
will attend to my concerns during my ab
fence. JOHN g. LADD.
Inlv -, &
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RECEITED,
By The brig Hendryan, captain -d'eber,
fran NbHebaven, aad far Sale,
Earthen and Stone Ware IN
crates,
Felt Hats in cafes,
Iriih and brown Linens in aiIorsed pack
ages,
Matraaes Of different fzes,
Ioby ard IL by 10 window G!atss
Sheashiug Paper,
Bottled Porter and Port Wine,
Glaciers Diamonds,
Mufqueto Netting.
Apply to
JAMES SANDERsCN,
at the compiling houfe Of MIR. !" diiam
HodgGon'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-19
BY v1rtue of q Deed ct I1nj2

ny or HC " u DIC@ ~ HJO
aeGaie BY John Spencer to The ./ak/t,tb-
ers, to leeare tie Payment q a debt due
Thompton f Veitch, coil be GH to
tie highse bidder, A5ou The trs1ayes, on
u ertd.! Of fair, tssveiOe and eighteen
msaehs, on tie 27tby .4xgsf next, i
far, yrof, The 1sxt jar day,
A Tract OF L AND contain
ing about tour hundred acres, iituase in
Loult,an county, about four miles tron,
Gum Spring, and adjacent to the Broad
Run O.d Church.
-lJo,
Another traa of four hundred acres,
adjoining the land on which john Spencer
now lives; about one mile from Gum
Spring.
Theie lands are fertile, well timbered
and abound with good water. There are
on the fira g,easioned tract a convenient
dwelling hos!e, kitchen, &c. and an ex-
eellcn,,a apple and peach orchard; but as 1t
IS preiumed no Perfon will purchafe with
out hrt viewing hepremiies, a minute
defcrip,ion is thought unneceaary.
They will be fold either as they now
ftard, or divided into fnaller lots as may
beit fai, porchafe-s. Bonds, with ap-
proved iecurity, will be required, and no
deed given until the hra payment is made.
The iale tocomnence at 10 o'clock, "A.
NJ. on the Broad Run Old Church Tract.
SAMUEL MURRAY, s:
JAMES M'IEHANY, e
CHARLES LEWIS, ?
WM. R. TAYLOR, -
Iuiv &c. 81
Printing IN alt rs ca'tfty exc
eutsd at tFis office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-19

:, t@st.i ct good
BA On HAMS,
For caG,s Spaniih Brown,
s,.4ioa S,,ir!;,
Pa .a1-ipi'ia loaf and lump Sugar in
kh,is ara his.
CIV x13.s p'''7y and !" barrels,
lit an ii quality James Rive, To-
bacc2 in kegs,
Coa-!e Sail,
For Sale
BY W0a. HGrthorne.
S no. II. eo4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-19
That valuable
12 Acre LOT,

SITUATE on the new road leading
from Alexandria to Leeiburg, about two
miles from Alexandria, and oppohte to
the lands of Francis Peyton, etqnire--on
which lot is erected large and convent
ent frame houfe, we'll of excellent water
near the houie, fo;ne fencing on the lot,
and is iuppo!ed to be gcod aand for a
tace,n or aore-it being the fame houfe
and lot lately occupied by Nh. Pillmg.
Any perion whiting to purchafe the fame
by private contract, previous to the time
aforementioned, will pleaie apply to MIR.
kincade, merchant, King itreet, Alexan-
Gria.
p. C.. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-19

COLUMBIA ACADEMY,
Kms-Sfeet, bet7veeu Pit and Regal Streets,
ALEXANDRIA.
Young Gentlemen are taught
EnsliG,, French, Latin, Greek, Writing,
Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Geography,
Mathematics, with other branches OF an
ufeul ard ornamental education, by the
Rev. Games Gbau1bers, A. NJ.
many years MATER OF Boarding school in
England.
TERMS.
Dds. Cts.
Education, Beard, Lodging, |
Walhing and Stationary, : 50
PER quarter,
Day Scholars, for Latin,
French, &c. -
DO. do. for Eng!dh,
French, &c.
Do. do. for Englih, A. |
rithmetic, &c.
N. B. Proper aili&ants are conaant!y
employs ed. Young ladies are taught in
leparate clafles, Englilh, French, Writ
ing, Arithmetic and Geography. Great
care will be taken to inf(rutt the more ad-
vanced youth in the elements of ccmpoi-
ton, particularly Epifolary Writing, and
the rules to be oblerved in Public Speak
ing. Auguft I. 4
Valuable Property for Sale,
II, the little Fails Of P0tomaek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres of Land, upon whlch
are develling 6oye and )nndy other im-
t,0vrmeus, /everai fonr gaarries and fiji
fauds, and t4ve vneant mill /t4ts.
Two undivided third Parts Of 7
acres Of Land, a1ou qvbirb are a merchant
mil, euitb three pair Of French Iurr mill
Rones and evey nee1Day, complete, far
manufacturing tour to tile bea 0dvautass,
and with as lille manual labor as tNbk;
bre7ve,y and dyRilley, granny,
mIler's hozfe, a Jreauer's b0u/r, eoeper's
nip, sc. and vae0uf mill feat.
Two undivided third parts o.
200 acres of land, od;o;ning The 7 acres
and ~ acres Aforementioned, Hpen 1obifb
here are /evor4l R0"e qzarrrs and G@
FINDS.
The pwchajsr Of the abeUe Pro-
perry, auiN haze 0mgGgument efn kaf
FIR tbe stber undividtd third part, efqybicb
there euX be 6 years to come fran the fyf
ley Of September next.
The /fone ON the above lands IS
eqa0i in gs0dne5" any, and }ape'io' 10
1nsf fsandGtior fine on the ,'z'er-ve(-
Gh nfony 6urtben that can 90 to George
Toqvr, can 20 up to THE mill and foue
7uarr1es.
Ary teyfsr Of peyIons, 7vhe mey ireline
u burehq/t, 1riA Of eanyfe rie7v tie pre-
~lrs, tberetsre ii is nor tbsxskt seeeIJay
10 be mare particular.
Fer terms apply s Gen. .Uyiab Forrsf,
at Geerge-Io7un, ort0 -
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
- Alerandria.
.fvre 20. InW
I u II IL II
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s.. Andr eu's Society.

THE member; OF the St. Andrews
Soci,,y ar: reqleIted to attend ttated
quarterly ae11.iay a. Gaiiby's Hotel, on
Tuefiay evening.
By Order u the Preident.
VIM. 5AR rLEMAN,
hrg. d. Secretary.
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To Let,

I 70 LCt,
The DWELLING HOUSE on Fair
fax isree,, lately il, the occupation of Nh.
Cadogan--well known as one of the mott
acracsb,e houies In Alexandria. Pofe{.
t.on may be had about the 10th Of Augutt.
STEPHEN COOKE.
IuiY =. q
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PUBLIC SALE.

On FRIDf1;, the ash dcy Ct Agsga
at 10 o'rhck, eviU be <sid ct He Fen.
die Stare, (Vnot prsUi0giJ .loHAt tri-
cate /ak,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-06
January 80.
WATER WORKS.

Yeaerdsy tSs Centre Square Eugioe was
put in motion, AUD the waters OF SchuylkilI
were diaribu'ed along the pipes Of condui.
through the itreets Of Philadelphia. Gu this
pleaiiDg oecafon the Mayor and she mem
bers Of the two Councils attended 81 the
Centre Square. The water was delivered
in comfortable quantities land che whole
experiment fucceeded to expectation. This
10 joyful circumaaDcc TO the citinens at
large, and haf 6e particularly gratifying 70
thofe gentlemen Of the Corporation rho
have, through varied and multiplied Difficult.
ties perfevcred TO The completion Of an obiea
of the fra magnitude, both as il rcfpcas
tie health and convenience Of the city.
When the wster FIRE iTueJ from the
HYDRAsrs, which are placed ia yarions
par,e Of the lfreets. il was conGderably tur.
bid, owing to the 6llh which had collected
IN the pipes when they were laid down, and
which had never before been difcharasd-
out it very foOu a1omed linpid spoeaTsnce.
and there can be no doubt but that for drink
lag aud culinary purpofes /; will be found
infinitely preferable to the water of our
pumps,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-06
NEw-YokK, Iaararr ~.

Mr.. ChriaopSsr HoNie, citizen of
Hudfon, has invented what he terms a
WHEAT MACHINE. which will, 10 all
probability, be one OF the mce ufeful and
valuable machines ever introduced iuto To-
ciety II viii tbreih and clean frca, twenty
to hundred buihels in day, according to
the ilze. 1t is turned by wind, water, horle
or crank, aud by Ihe aiIiasnce OF Two or
three imaIl CHILDREN, who can lift a iheaF
Large Quantities OF any kidd Of grain may
be extracted from tie fraw and chaff in
day, the cookie and the fmut are aIfo feaa-
iaied, and the pure wheat gayl cred into the
garner. BY the connon mode Of ;hreihiog
It Is a laborloa' tee fos Que mao to extraa
more than feveu bualsls in a day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-06
No. 81.
Note fiona Lord CrenYille TO M.
Otto.

DoS0aisg :jfrecis September "a, 1900.
Lord Ores vile preients bic compliment.
to M. Otto an d has the honor TO acquaiat
hiru, that in confequence of his defre for an
opportunity of converting with perloa of
confidence on the part of this government,
relpe6ting the different propolals which had
been made as 10 The conditions of nayai
arGitice, his m;jsRy has been plcafed to
give authority so Mr.. Hammond 10 meet
M OTTO for that pufpoie.
1t isthe incere vita of his maisiy's ro.-
vernment, thai the reiDis of their conseFfa-
tioa on this lubis9, may tend 10 facilitate
The great work Of a general Justification on
a iolid ard permanent: BATS.
Lord Grenyile reciueGs M, Otto 70 be
aGared Of hia high confederation.
ITO be Continued.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-06

hin na,ety's sniwer wss tranict tied By
tie underGgned 20 NJ Otto on ~. 7q,h,
The very day On ah:ch the lat Of the mott
ces was given 10 Gs,maay. Th; aufwer
s,feuet TO ,hs Aulrisn aro6idice i,s GiIlex.
iaing ana It wac not I'LL the Az, Of Sep
tstnber Ina, the fra iu,inatioa MIS- received
here OF the mssfures tskea ia Grrmsay for
giving norice OF It's termination.
Nl'h stfpea 10 the ,ss,er os NJ, Talley-
rand 20 ,he Baroa de Thngn,, 10 whieh NJ.
Otto Fsscsted, :, was aiio da,cdlhe a4th cf
Atgaa. The Fceneh goserament, 20 far
from being a. tina. time cetitled TO coulder
his insieay' Is intentions as hoai,e to che re-
etabii.aUe,,, Of a fold Iylsm OF paciaeati-
on, was then actually IN poheiiion OF ,he no
tiicauon given i6.his nslcay's nsrne, ,bro'
bis alg, of tlia readiue(s to concur ia hume
date negociaii,,s Tor that very purpofe.
Il viii be wi ih real p!salure tha, h;s ma
jeay viii fee th,. couciuGons which sooeay Cd
TO him to refill, from thrfe fa@, diiprovei
By the swear. The beG evidence which
the French teyernmrnt cao now give OF the
tiacetity of Ills diFposiions fer peace, will be
found in .he facilities il may af.ord for ex
pcditing bah the commencement ADD the
iuccelsful ternisation Of that negocialion
iato which the king cod his ally the enlee-
rcrof Germany haze already exyreRed iSS;v
~ill'rgaelr 20 enter, AID which c. alane,
by geasa'i aud comprehensive arrangement
TO sbe iuter,.as Of all the parties coacsrned
il this extenf ivsw sffefd 10 Europe the
hope OF ioiicl and permanent tranquility
With TcfpeGt 20 the iuppoled cafe, in
which it 10 Hpted, that Feancc would not
gree tc, treat with Auayia bat Foe fepa ate
peace, the for une OF war can alone decide
on the means of realiliag fuch preteniion,
bni She uever il llbe inGaed on by Frauce,
after th,' experience of what has already OFF
ED, IL " II afford to all other powers, not
preG,impi ion on'y, but the painful and drc;d-
ed con'it lion. that the French goysrnmen,
has no re; ii dshre to put final and concla-
iise Psrio' 20 the calauitiee OF Europe No
man who eonfders the pslt events OF this
conleh wi attention, or who is capable Of
jadginiy with accuracy of the prefent iitna
tiop of az! irs, can believe that If the preren,
war is - u. frrminaied nv,y by a CAs o. lIion
Of iepe,ate treaties between the different
powers low gagged in il, any permanent,
Or fold BATS of general tranquility could
be eltabl ned.
Ashis msjeey hes, IN compliance with
NJ, Olto' Hfihss, Authorized aproper petlon
to confer with MIN refpeAing the different
propoiais 9or naval arnieice, il is unneceL
fairy 70 adj any thisg On thar fubieA. This
Hep afcrd new proof al DIS msielly's dfpo-
li'ions 10 Lead himiclf TO every rezfonable
facility WI ich can contribute TO eeaerai
Pacifcatiop, aud every part of his rnsieity's
conduit will be found comfortable TO tsiefe
diGpoli'ions. 3
DssOaias i9rsef, SfpfsnEsr Is, 1890.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-06
No. s6.


Il is by no nesns the wiA Of the Bri,ib
government 10 proinng written conirovrr.
~ on the circumasnccs 70 which the firG
part of M. Oi;o's nose of he 81 infant
principally isls,es it Is however oecenary,
ID order 10 vindicwc tue accuracy TO the
iorner aatemeof which The uaderGgoed was
dirsaed to make, that the dates Of lhofe
faas fhoule IN reply TO M O,io's note be
more particularly detailed bu, ihis wiil De
done withou. aiding any frelh comment up.
on them.
The ffa propofsI made 20 his najsay on
The part Of FEaacs, for naval arnitlice
grounded on that Of the eostiasht was 6a,ea
aagoa ~
The notices Tor ,ero1ina,iqg the costiaen.
isl aTmia.cc we're giyen by ,he French &C.
negals on che zgtb and z9,h Of Augua the
ordss sor that pole muii therefore have
sen actually f.4 from Psris Lefors the
s,hs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-06
(Paa } January ~.
PHENoMENoM.

On "wednesday evening lsa between and
o'eloek very extraordinary Ugh, brra loren from
The southern HemiPhereJ wliA continued a5ost
fesonds, Illuminating the atniofphcre equal TO
the Meridian Suuihne The LCht was lueceeGed
by rumbing hollow noi!e, io' The fpaee Of fese.
raj unnutesy rsienbling che found Of Carriages /.
yer Fridge "A gcnle Uepiditiou vas iel, by
fome. The Evening was extremely foygy, vy,,h
fome rain, Wind ~ S. ". We bud the ioilowiog
account Of The Pnen0nsnon lublIaee IN he Yay.
cite Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-06

ON Wsdref,aJ ey.nsag In. ssu,g 8 ~.
me a'n'oiph-fe bsisg eioady. sra the nioh, yrr
NaFH' "a extraordinary glare oil liy!t, ul...k s,n,
"sss 'he Soufnsrn aorrser, and illuminated a
~'g'e f'"pifasre' tef the ipaee Of sSor, tive I,
eo;'d' and which, in about fur mio,r,s.',.S
ran aitsr, was fueeeeded 5y an sxplof,a Ilm;iss
dLeharge OF large cannon 1T a dia.ner 49,
eont defabiy ihook the houles ard kept ii. ~
COW. aud door-istehes in continual trspid.,;"',
iHs thh ipaes OF about twenty lceonds. rbe ns
'nis ana esule- OF this arrange phenomsnon. ~
muir leave 20 'he nasuraiits ard philo.eshsrs e
explain.
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pIIILApELFHLA. 1apu.rr IS.


Under thc fam, roof at Warrington were
the following oiiices--ibofe of
The Secretary Of State,
Secretary OF he TTesfoty,
Tres(urer ofthe Uai,ed States,
Auditor Of The Freafury,
AID
CTamiliieaer Of she Revenue.
There are RCoqg roa,ri PRE- Sro9f for the pre-
iergstinn Of the principal books, bni i ap-
peers tie books, &c. were not in the rooms
i1f,adsfJor Bsiy brCtrvatioai
Mr. Dszfsy has tfen rather unfortunate
IN Pre- qvorks--he had not been warm in the
chrir Of fhe war department, before there
was terrible combuiiion; he was foou az
ter trsals,ed to the cold calculating chair
o. 6nsnce, g whoa 10 there comeih bot
mini" spdih frsainry Office il confirmed
u would not be difcreet TO remove this
eex',sa iecrelaTy to the navy Office, lsa oSr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-06

The laa Paris papers announce ,he aic.
eovefy OF method for the fulien of em,rs,I,
y %h'ca asy number of them may b. melt.
CO. 10 as TO form ono ifone, wi;bopt ~
. g. iimPaT'Eg tie luare of ito appesrspc
.,.'''N' s p'Timents made upon rabies,
paze', cad other precious aones, hage
been luccsfhu..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-06

a publication in the <d,uerYeso mn.
Of January m. hgned |" GokDox THO,
SON Phyheisn.' Gates ,bSer caiss Of
ions having he kine Pox isvetely. and Oh
wards Experiencing the operators of (.
S7la6Per IN very comfortable drrre.
havlog IRON one to two hundred puanIes
each.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-06
BALTIMORE, January "a.

at lac vihtstion of The Public School.
az Froyi5ence, R. /. the Number Of fcboIsr.
were found 10 be osS--who are tbere;e :,
n ,,!s 10 reading, writing, arithmetic.
hngiih grammar, geography, and slocutioa'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-06
WASHINGTON, January 1,

The Prefident has nominated
KoeER GRIswoLD Secretary Of
War.
We have guardedly ATTAINED
from any remarks on the nnfortn.
nate diiaiter which has lately con-
ilderably injured, and fill more ex-
tenllvely- hazarded, the papers Of
the Ireafury. a fubiea, 70 impor.
fant in its consequences, lcemed TO
require a circumfped and cautious
treatment, il was esfy to 6orefee
that iulpicion would attach itlelf
somewhere ; but it was not ealy to
decide at once the truth of iuch fuc
picion.
len days have elapfed Gnce the
FIRE, and the public are nov as
much at a lofs, as far as regard, =.
ny official information, to afcerfajn
The extent Of the injury, as tier
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-06

Il was the Enterprise, captain Steylfk,
Which ient IN the FreDch -privateer lchooser
on Saturday iaf and not the " Expert.
me1t," as mentioned il the American Of
yetterday, and eroueongy copied into ihe
other papers Of this city. I1ssa,i.an.