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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28

ard are 70 honorable not Only 10 many lneri-
togious characters, but to,the writer.
We dacover, that duying the war with
Great britain, there were many Scotimeh
who bore very conipicuous pats both in the
field and in the cabinet; that There were
\iome pcrions who devoted theic fortunes and
credit to fupport the cauie, We hould be
glad TO hear from ion,e OF the pretcnt race Of
ieif-madc republicans, why il is, thac they &C
sutton themtelves 10 l2eak in the mott re-
proachtui terms Of fuch characters as thcfe;
the word Scodnlan, has among them, become,
a term OF reproach.
5ow many dozens of thefe chattcring mag
pies could be found, whoie consolidated mo
ut and tervice, would be unequal to iinrle
act OF either of thoie honeN, enterprizinc
Seotimeri above named.
We fhouo be. clad to know whether Mr..
Jeiferfon, MIR. Madiion, MIR. Giles, and lon,e
fcores of the fame tort, either expoied their
perions, or ieopardizcd their fortunes in fun
port OF The cauie, from which they feem to
think then(elves entitled 10 reap the entirc
i'arvei} Nay, more, they appear TO ,chinl
that they are authorized 10 flnGtify the mott
reProachtul epithets, nor only agairlt fuch
perfons as thote who have been fTR named,
but againit thoulands of Others, who put them
ieives II battle array agaPlt she. enemy, when
Tome of theie gentlemen Dad fought fafety in
retreat
Nothing would give US more pleafure than
20 receive communications from correipond-
ents, giving us a candid iatencnt of facts,
names, and places, during the revolutionary
contel}, and particularly for the year 178I.-
We thouid be glad 70 knew how many there
are, who called upon the rocks and noun
tans TO hide chem from the vengeance, not of
God in whom they diibeiieycd, but of a foe,
armed with fwords and terror.
LIS not the temper of nlalignitv which
prompts us to this. The truth is, we ihoud
be glad to Zee every man in his proper place,
and il would AFFORD us ione pleafure 70 nut
Him there.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28

3 One fbem Is q Republican. TBi{ tBj,0
denie5 the fdymeat IF the bnndyeA d7lZayf.
a0S ieaP' aPo0 {. ali kis25 efrf5roe>B.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-26

Il appears that the chiefs of Il. e., =,
cantons have remained tranquil hither, a,'
and have faithfully ahidcd by the ,r ,,'0,
but they have, it is Eaid, threatened "a 49,
hder ii as null, if Zurich continued - 0 a.
moleifed. News from the fron,;e,s ~
france announce that / 500 French troon.
are on their march to Switzerland.
September IS.
Os' troubles adume more ferrous an.
pearance. The government is daily I1r.
ing iome OF its parlizans. The means of
force employed againf Zurich have excit-
ed much irritation in ieveral cantons which
had hitherto joined no party. The depu-
ties OF the petty cantons gave notice of the
rupture OF the armitice the moment thew
heard Of the bombardment of Zurich -
The Grons cattle of Arburg has fursender.
ed to the infurgents Of Argovia.
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BERN, September IT.

The following are the mott recent details
which may afford precile idea of our Fl
tuation. This morning the courier bro,
an account that the troops with red and
black cocksdes, infected the roads. AT
Kilchberg he was informed that their head
quarters were at Soleore. Friburg has
adopted the forms of The ancient regime.
The number of inlurgents actually in arms
is upwards Of o, 900. II muf be acknow
lodged that they peiievere the NrieteR dif
cipline, pay tor every thing with exaefnefs
and what appears uncomfortable in the mida
of this eferveleence, not patriot is il!
treated b. them.
General Andermatt has bombarded 10
rich, which confined ittel! TO hmple de-
fence. A depu'ation was fent to him
which received only eyaiive al fyers, and
the bombardment commenced as foon as it
returned. At length the government,
comm'iiary brought him an order TO ceaIe
hoHillties. He is now Hationed on the
AlbIs with 100 men, and old general
Steener with 1900 eff the heights Of
Horeg; Reding is on the frontiers with
1000.
A Baron d'Er'ach is f4ii TO be tie mo
yer OF the ininrrectlon which broke Out en-
the 18th. II is Eaid tba, his partv have
| ken Aras AID Brugg..
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GLASGOW, October :.

Since our lat, Paris papers till the z7th
inf. have been received.
H. Hugel, the Imperial plenipctentiary
at Ratiibon, has, in the name Of the en-
peror of Germany, formally retu!ed TO ra-
.tify the concluion Of the deputasion ofthe
S,h ult. Count de Goertz, the niniae.
Of Brandsnburg, has protected againit lac
proceeding of The Imperial miniAer, and
demanded that the deputation with the mi
niaers Of France and Ruiiia, lhould def
nitely let1le the indemni,ies, without the
co-opera:ion of the empero. CT Germany.
The fub-delegate Of Bavaria voted to the
fame effect.
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Fran n Neqv 1orS paper.
POSTSCRIPT.

Jdit as this paper was prepared tor reis
a refpeStable merchant OF this city, favor
ed the editors with the G!aigow Courier,
OF the 9Th October, WHICH was received
by the Liverpool Packet. We have been
as copious in our extracts as our time
would permit, OF the intereling and i'm
portant news it contains.
This paper ttates that the complexion of
affairs In Switzerland has taken very un-
expected turn. The inlurgenss are every
where iuccefsful. They have GOT poheii-
on of Bern & forced the HeIvetic govern
ment to capitulate. The infursents behave
with the greatelo good conduct. From the
general isntiments throughout Switzerland
in favor of the iriurret3ien, it is obvious
that there is no force at prelenr there fit to
oppoie them.
Private letters from Paris mention, that
at Rennes, an important jacobin conipiracy
has been dilcoyered by Mounier, the late
ly appointed prefett of that pace. The
garrifon Of Rennes, of about 5000 men,
with their commander general S.,
are charged as having arong!y imbibed
the came difpohtions, as we'll as the civil
authorities. The preled, after much diff
fcuIty, fuppreied the conipiracy, the ga
neral was arrefed and conducted to the
temple; and the garriion difpeifed, and
part Off tent TO the colonies. The Paris
papers are wholly iilent on the fubjetf.
The plan Of indemnities continues on
the continent, to be the principal Object of
attention. The emperor of Germany
perieveses in his determined oppaftion to
The propoied fcheme ofRuGa snd France.
We fear that, though the principles upon
which he acts be confident with common
fenie, he mutt yield to the influence of the
me9iating powers. The French govern
ment has publ;ihed violent philippe
againf the emperor, for his attempts to
erafe Bavaria from the lit of !la.es. The
6rf conful takes great crsdi, to himfelf
for his generohty, in forgetting The con-
dua Of Bavaria towards France, and for
his jufice in fettling the iudemnities upon
an equitable BATS. The manfefo breathes
the language of one who knows that Re
cannot be diiobeyed.
The fame paper mentions, thar by late
deciion of the courts in Jamaica, the con-
fighees Of produce in Great Britain, in cafe
of non infurance, are confidered as refYon.
fble for every loEs which may happen in
confequence of fire.
Price Of Rseks at L,adon,'OE. I, at noon
3 per cent. conlols Cos 7o-omnium,
II diff.
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EDINBURGH, October 1.

The month of September has been in
general remarkably fire and warm all over
England, Ireland and Scotland, and its
ea:efs, in ripening and getting in the bar
yea, have been aaoailhing, and call for
the gratitude of the people.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-26
LAND FOR SALE.

TNHAT well known Tract called
4 WEST- POINT, ftuase 10 the:low-
er end of King William County, and
bounded by York, Mattapony and Pa
mrnkey Rivers, containing. nearly 5000
acres.
To be minute in delineating the many
and great natural advantages attached to
this land, would be iuperauous, as fran
gers would view it before they purchafe
& thoie who are acquainted with it, want
no further information. 1t may not how
ever be improper TO fay, that as to fertili-
sy of iol, benefit of navigation, and the
advantage of fiji, oyaers and wild fowl,
il is not exceeded by any tract of land in
Virginia. This land will be difpoled of
by Public Sale, at Wet Point, on Wed
nefaay, the hrit day of December next, in
lots, OF from three TO four hundred acres,
on the following terms, TO wit: One third
Of the purchaie money paid down, one
third in eighteen months, and the balance
in one year after the expiration OF the iaid
eighteen months and The payments to be
iecured by bond and a deed of truf on
the land, with intereR from the day OF
iale.
A clear and indeieaible title will be
made 20 the purchalers by the fubicribers,
who have authorized MIR. Patrick Hen.
dren to attend the ialc and make convey
anceS.
WILLIAM FITZHUGH,
dleea1aria.
CHARLES CARTER,
Shiny.
On. Is (Nov. a Gods.
SAMUEL BISHOP
Has rsferpTd a large InppI Of
Hot Preiled
AND OTHER
PLAYING CARDS,
Of various qualities which he offers by
the quantity or retail, at very moderate
prices.
Gaseg II. 60
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Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,

tFrom PHILADELPHIA
In Prmee-Strset, 6efqoeen Fairfax and
Wafsr Streets, nest DECOR to Dr.. Dicks
in The boa/s lat<Ly occupied BY GROVE
WRIcHT:
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens ef
Alexandria that Che intends re6ding here
for few months, and will be happy in
executing any orders in the above branch
es of buhneis. She regilds and varnilhes
old frames 70 as 10 make them appear like
new-and likewife varaifhes them with a
particular kind of warmth that will bear
waihing.
Sbe has az hand,
A large and elegant aaortment of
Prints, Looking. Glailes, q
GIRANDOLES.
of every deicription, which will be fold
on the lowell terms for cath.
Orders from difance will be punttu-
ally attended.
Nov. IS. 60
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A WAayb WarehOufss 8 DusI-
Ing Hontss.
TO RENT,

III <FOuC vi q tStul Va fScll o3
that Wharf with all the Warehouses there
on, Gtuated on the corner of Princels and
Union Streets, now in the occupation OF
MIR. Kenneth Mathiion, of which ponel-
fon may be had the 6rlt day of January
next.
That two ffory brick Dwelling
Houfe iituated oppof,e the above proper
ty, TO which there is a pretty large gar
den, poGsfion of which may be had the
hff day of next month.
Alto, that two tory framed
Dwelling Houfe, near the corner of Prin-
cels and Water Streets, lately occupied
by MIR. John M'Iver--of this, immediate
poaetlion may be had.
HEPBURN g DUNDAS,
Who want to purchafe or hire two or
three good plantation NEGROES.
Nov. IS. eoI2t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-08
ROBBERY.

One Hundred Dollars Reward.
THE fubfc,ib,rs' fore was laa night
broke open and the following Cath and
Goods taken theretrom, viz.
About 90 dollars in cah,
Crofs- barred and ftrlped coarie fwanidown,
Piece of fuper6ne brown cloth,
do. do. dark bottle green,
do. of dark brown fuper6ne,
do. dark mixed brown fuPer6ne,
do. of blue fine cloth,
I DO. of dark mixture fine CLOTH
do. lart mullins,
Of iprigged mullins a number-alfo dimi;
ties; camel hair lhawls; brown, red and
blue bandannoes yellow Aaggs and
cinnamon fix lhawls number OF India
book muains womens' blue anc white
worried and cotton ftockings, mems
fancy cotton itcckings; lew pieces
of Mariell!es welt patterns and fix nap.
keen, together with variety of other
articles no, particularly recolleeted.
The above reward will be paid to any
perlon for discovering the Cath and Goods
and convieting the thief or thieves; OF
Fifty Dollars for all the Goods, or ir
proportion for any part Of the Goods re-
covered.
Il is hoped all well difPofed perfons will
interei themfeives in tiicovering and
bringing to condign puniihment the per.
petrators Of this daring attack spon the
property Of citizens.
]. 4 M. SCHOLFIELD.
January 2. d
or Such Printers as are difpcfed to de-
,ecs viilainy are requeaed to inlert the a.
bore,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-08

william t1dIil.iOrIlc
Has o, Sale at bis Mil, or in alexandria,
PLATTER of Paris by the
ton, or ready ground by the bufhel,
Indian Meai and Rye Meal, b~lted or
nnbolted,
Corr, or any ether grain, S'ound for
toll at the mill.
1T bis Store il .570s,
Hay in bundles, Core by
the buiheI,
Loaf and lump Sugar BY the hoghead
or barrel,
Fira aod lecond quality J'mes X
Tobacco, 10 kegs,
Asw very good Ml!Spindies,
Two coed Scale Beams.
~ f0r Sale,
One Share In the Poto-
me- conpany,
A number Of valuable Lots in tosn.
AJs, FIR Safe or Rest,
A valuable Brick Houle
on King areet, now in the tensre of iko-
mas CrGe.
To Let,
A ftory Frame Houie
on Duke Arcet, with large garden and
we'll of good water at the door.
If no. I8 d
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December "a.

OiuAoiS
(Wnbia quarter ETA mhe ef 4aAsasdria/
TO BE RENTED.
IL Acres OF land, on the Eait
flc of the George I own road, we'll en-
cicf,d, with poit and rail fence, and a
growing hedge all ind, abou, S acres OF
this lot is cultivated as GagdeU, and well
nanured, in which here are a variety Ct
excellent bearing fruit trees, grape wires,
rafferty,, gooiebery, and cu'rant bufhes, {
.a,iety OF herbs and flowers ard IS d! para.
gus beds, highly manured AID produced a.
nundsnliy, there are alto on this lot, two
dwelling hoofes, COW -houie, fable, corn
ana f.eep-houie.
q Acres of land on the Wet
fide cfthe faid road, encloied in like MAN.
ner, about IS acres Oft is in timothy, and
PRODUCES good crops CT hay, about 6 acres
has been IN clover, and tnce crop OF rye
mas been taken from it; at proper ieaior'
!, may be sgain laid down, in either clio
YER or timothy about two res is in
wood-,h;s Iot may be conveniently di-
vided into four good gratis lois.
No perfon orpertons need apply to rent
the aioreiaid property, but fuch as can
come. we'll recommended, for their honef-
ty, fobriesy and knowledge in the garden
i!s and farming bufnels. The two lots
Will be let ieparate or together as may belt
fuit, and good fecurity will be required,
for performance of the covenants, in the
leale or leales. For terms apply to the
lahfcriber. PHILIP r. FENDALL.
January 20.
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L3atl,r Eate.
On TUESDAY,.

IN lOESDAl.
ST ten O'c!ack, ev.H be I'D a. Tie Prn3as
SIRE,
60 and 9TH proof Antigua and
lamaic@ kum IL Lhds. snd us.
French Brandy in bis.
Hc.IsIG Gin IN BIS.
Imer.tIc Wine II calls,
Cc,G.eis III bis.
Srga, III hids and DIS.
AIohllcs II hhds.
Rice in tierces anG BIS.
Soap IT boxes,
Queens ard Ear,Len Ware in crates,
Handsomely siiortct,'
40 boxes Ea,sn'& Segars,
Cotton in ba.e..--c. credit.
ALSO,
4 variety Of Dry COOLS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Flanrels ard Planes,
CARPETS and CarPeting.
rim ana German l;nens,
WcrGea and cotton Stockings,
Calicoes and Ginshams,
\ variety of Muffin AID Muffin Hand
Serchiets and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MAES1ELLER,
Feb. s. Vendae- Matter.
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putIlf Eals.
On ,be lItb Of February nsx'
WILL BE SOL d,
~ D D..Je

Or tie Prfmyts,
4 neat and convenient Store
and Dwelling hoUte, on Priree-Sttee',
near the corner of Royal Street. The
fand isequal TO any in the Town, fronts
or Prince Street IS feet 4 inches, and Is
in depth IS feet, with the benefit CT AT
alley iubist. to a rent OF Twenty
Pounds. Terms, &c. will he made knows
previous 10 tie tale.
P. @. MARSTELLER, V. NJ.
anuary IS.
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sale bp audtcn.

On WEDNESDAY next,
II rn o'elocs, .cM Be 6a a. tie -fat'is'
Roam,
Rum in hhds. and bis.
Sug-r in DO.
Coffee III bags,
Soa? AMI Candles in boxes,
Raihns in do.
SS:arch in do.
s1oDacco in kegs, &c.-ALso,
: Il Guantaty Of Dry Goods,
Viz.
Kendall Costons,
Kerieys,
tialt,hicks, Plains,
Plaids, Coatinss,
DuGls, FlanneiS,
lr;h and Sheeting Linens,
German OLnaburgs,
Caiicces, DuraEts,
Saavs, Handkerch:cfs,
Ladies s,lk Gloves,
Sewing Silks. Threads, sc.
H. AID Z. MOORE,
~ Q h,.S,;coesrS
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.IANNEY & PATTON
HAVE FOR SALE,
80 Pieces OF Rullia Duck,
80 Ravens do.
6 Chefs of Soushong Tea,
Havanna whise & brown Sugars in boxes,
Wet India do. in hhds. ana barrels,
Coffee in bags and barrels,
Holland Gin in barrels,
Sweet Oil in boxes Of IL bottles each,
Cattle Soap in boxes,
Shoes in boxes afIorted,
Ealt-India Goods.
lilo,
The Cargo ofthe Schooner Lucy, captain
Snow, condtting OF
43 Tons Platter OF Paris,
60 Calks Of Lime,
10 Barrels of Tanners Oil,
l1s Reams Of Wrapping Paper,
20 Boxes ofd,pt Candies.
IaNnayv1,
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Heeholders and Hou/ekeebers
in the Town Of Alexandria
WILL pleale to take notice,
That POLL will be opened at the Court
houle in the council chamber, on the 9th
day of February next, At 10 O'Clock Ia
the forenoon, for the psrpole Of ehufng
twelve proper peffsns to reprelent the cor
poras on, as Mayor, Alderman and Com
mon. Cosncilmen for the prefent year.
CHARLES TURNER,
Feb. 6. Se.j.aut.
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lUSi RECEIVED,
A.x for Iak BY The /*JjfriL<r, at bis Gr0-
Gerry and Frxit Stsrx, lower end :. Prince
freef,
Frelh Oranges and Lemonsia
koxe. from Liibon,
Do. figs in trails,
20 boxes fre(h bloom Raifins,
Soft ihe,l'd Aisonds,
1amarins.
A6,
Apples by the barrel,
Shellbarks do.
Good Cyder do.
Soap and Candles in boxes,
Mo.ld Candies do.
r. Iland Cheeie and Potatoes
ola hyperion quality,
Queens Ware aAorted,
And every other article in the GROCERY
LINZ.
Thomas Sanz,1s.
. Feb. s. d
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22

Thele hores were lrengthened and increafed
when they faw that the Executive Of the Uni.
ted States had refolved upon treating with the
French RePubl'c-the illegal captures Of that
nation being, as your petitioner then under
food, the principal matter of controversy be
between the two nations.
When therefore it was announced that the
points IN cohtrovelfy were adiuaed, and
convention agreed spon between the agents of
the different governments, little doubts were
entertained that fure BATS was eltablilhed on
which they might rely for a reparation Of their
wrongs. But on perulll of that conveGtion as
Publithed by authority il the different newipa.
pers of the Uaitei States. your petitioners were
aitonilhed to find, that 70 far fom fecuring TO
them indemnify for heir grievous loGes, il has
virtually abandoned 10 the French government
the right of yoHr petti)ners to call upon il for
fatisfaaion Of their claims.
Always dfpoled 70 GaPport their own gov.
ernment, and 20 believe il aets for the interee
and happinefs Of It's eonaituents-your petition.
ers cannot entertain The idea that fbeir rights
have been violated They admit the pli1ciple
tn il cafes Of extremity the property of in
dividuals may be ufed or deGroyed By the fov-
N'NiSi PVhNt " tAl- CONTINUITY lOE AUG ldICtJ
of the whole, with the retlrefion however, that
the fociety is always 70 repair the lofs iuffered
by the individual, for its benefit
Not having documents whereon to Judge
Of the nece6ity which exiRed for the facri6ce
which Is made, their duty as good citizens
compels them 70 Prefume 1t was done for the
good Of the VIII le nation; and that the legila-
tIre is ready to provide means for the indem-
ni6oation of thofe uPoa whom The misfortune
fell.
With thef= ftntimens, and reliance upon
the jnaice Of the nitioaal government, your
meDoriaiias feel AZ red tber claims will be
patiently heard, and speedy and eif-etuai relief
be granted. And il du1y bound will ever
pray.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22
Han. SIMON FRYE,
Hon. JOHN LORD,
PRENTIS MELLEN. Efq.
and Rev. WILLIAM FESSENDEN.
Mk.TENKs,

Mr.. TENKs,
AS the tim. approsche- when we mua
give our annual iuffra .es for Governor, Lieu
tenant. Governor and Senators, il may not be
amifs to announce repeatedly whom the Federal
or Gill more properly NEW ENGLAND
party intend TO fupporr. Ii is in vain to deny
that Virginia has sf ended TO the head of the
union, and is az pretent in The full enjoyment
OF the fruits of ten years Of intrigue. 1t is
equally vain to deny that the enemies Of the
federal contribution have Al preient the cuaody
of It. Theie are great, mournful and folemn
truths. New England has lof her weight in
the union. Shall we weaken her YET more?
The conaitetlon mutt be faved in New En.
gland, if anywbe-e. Shall We pnt its enemies
into office Will the people who have hither.
% baffled The wolves ia iheep's clothing let
chem teal upon them at lalf This is a critical
year, as we are now beginning to learn the
deGgns OF the fouJhern m majoriy of Congrefs.
We ought 10 be collected, and in PoHeiion Of
our whole force, rot for inflrre Zion, but for
remembrance ard pegiuaGon. Happy is it for
us that we have al preient one Of the mott arnia
bic as we'll as one oil the wnsh Of mea for our
Governor. If we too are wife, think there
can be no doubt that CALEB STRONG viii
be re eleeted-But ; il is impodible 70 fathom
the da deligns Of fpme men, there ought 10
be very full attendance of the April meeting.
Having loft our re(peaable Lieutenant Cover.
nor, it is proPoled to iuPply his place with the
Speaker Of the Houfe, EDWARD II. RoBBlNs,
Elq. who rs perfectly well known, and no leis
efeemed for his talents, principles, and faithful
fervices.-As 10 Senators, / have not feen nor
heard Of A candidate but WOODBURY. SroEER,
and JoHS CUSHING, EGquires-but as there
may be interea made for others upon various
preteuces which artful and inlidious rivals may
luggea, it is well to conGder whether the wei
fare of town and country can be better promo
ted by any Others that may be offered, or offer
themteives. There feems to be fort of jutice,
or at lea& propriety 10 continuing gentlemen
Ia Office a .re2ionable ume, If they have done