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L
trattcd from letter from gentleman In
Liverpool 20 his correspondent in Phila-
delphia.
Livs,5aol Auggf IL.
AS the act is not efficiently explicit,
we have takea comfortable pains TO gain
information lpon the lubjecf, and iubnll
TO you the following remarks, viz.
That after the 1T Of September, 1907,
Cotton, which is not the growth OF ths
United States, cannot be imported for
home ule from thence ia American CO other
foreign yeaeis, bat may in Bri,ah.
The produce Of the United States
can only be impaired from thence in
Britiih venels, OF in American vehels
nayiga,ed according to law, thar is, tie
veGel mutt be United States built-be
regularly regiaered Ia iea letter will no;
io) have the mater and thsSe IoaF,hs o.
the crew at leaf American. We crave
particular attention to this point; and
recommend, 10 prevent detention here,
that none but natives of the United States
be admitted, for each MIN IS iepera ely
examined upon oath at Our Cuitons houte;
AMI is not acknowledged here as CHI
zen Of the United States, even though
ne IS narurslized and has protection, un.
le!s he was 70 at the time The Independence
vas acknowledged by this country and
Us been in the iervice ever iince.
This at will not afea fugaF, coEee,
cocoa, ginger, pimento or logwoo~, as
they have always been warehouled TOR ex.
portation, which is fill allowed by this
at till 1T Of Jan. 1904.
Hides, futile, Nicaragua wool, bar
wood, mahogany and fuch articles as have
been fold for home ufe, will, under this
al, be alone Loved TO be warehou!rd for
expectation.
Cochineal and indigo may be imported
for home confumption, ineither American
Or Bfitiih veGels.
Flour and grain may ALTO be admitted
any veG,l from any place, free Of duly,
i'll the lit of January, 1903, aalsfs the
crops of this fealon lhould make a dits-ren.
policy necedary.
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publit uenDue.

On Monday nrxf,. The IItb iyaant, st 3
o'Cbek, qvM be /oN on Merchants
Wbar,
IS hhds. Of frlf quality Sugar,
at credit OF 60 and 9odays, tor approv-
ed negotiable Notes.
PHILIP 6. MARSTELLER.
October 9.
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nj
CUE ~ rules of the church, we pre-
'p !, ,Aele reaions that fin will be an
l' '5,. n Article through the winter
alsra'lOria aoosrttser.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9.
litter has been received from the
"a the United States for the king
s ~ ofIMoroceo, dated July 18th, fat
" mat in confequence OF the overiures
Y rss',b had been made to him on the part
%lbs emperor of Morocco, and OF the
NJ, Of dispatches received By him
S ss the government of the United States
Z tbe frigate Adams, which was bat
%,,,ly arrived at Gibraltar, he had re-
mined 10 his polt ar TaDgiers aad that
!, was about commencing negotiation
{, he termination of hoifiEties between
Morocco AID this country. But he ex-
yraes no opinion as TO what MAJ be the
reuli.
met. Intel.
.weiearn thar Mr.. KING, by the leave
,fgoyernmcnt, was to have left England,
about the 10th Of Augua laa, on the tour
70 the continent Of Europe, and that he
would be abfent two or three months.
Nj, Chriaopher Gore, one of the COM
nliosrs Of the United States, under the
,th article of the late treaty with Eng
Ind aels during Mr.. Kings atiercc, as
tie charge des affairs of the United States
Lonaon.
We underasnd that Mr.. OTTo, the
French Miniaer TO this country, will
not leave England till February next !;
when Mr.. Merry, the Miniaer for Eng
land, will alto leave Paris and thar in
The ipring both will repair TO the United
States.
Ibid.
"Neeagter = Je6syfaa Republicans !"
The Democrats at the eattward have O.
late had the matchieis efronterv, TO con-
nett the names of Warrington and Jetfer-
Ion together, as having been united in the
lame iy&em Of politics. A late democra-
TIC Vermont paper fpeaking Of the party.
tl;e to call themfelves the WIab5iagfsx and
Jgsla Republicans. II is 10 be hoped
that the Federal editors will not fufer this
attempt of our adverfaries to proceed with
sat inltable notice and animadverGon.
all remember with what fynefs they
gpToPrlated to ,hemielves the appellation
arfatl'eaas, ard how valuable it has
zen to them; j; feems, that for fome res-
W. oE other they are iick OF it, or find it
sino longer ferye turn, and therefore
qey would now endeavor by thus mixing
'aelI own bafe ALLOW with the current gold
y Waihington's name, cheat the world
.nd pals them of together, But the uick
seaaiy to be detected: and we lhall
make 1t our bu6nefs to watch every at
:np' OF the kind, and give timely warn.
as OF the vile impoRure. The ART il.
lance we perceived lsit week in the Ma
a0nai Egis, and we foon found means to
T y the deception by the publication of
"slAlngton's own letters. We thallnow
Sss method equally as eRe6aual with
s as i,sond attempr, by pubffh:ng Jefer-
WIS letter TO Mazzie. This is perhaps
g. a!nits in another point of view, as We
,al Its particular contents are even now
, '%rn forgotten by great portion of the
LETTER.
\, our political iituation is prodigioul
~ fnce you left us-indead of tha-
~, Ole love of liberty, and that republican
Sf T. !. which carried us triumphant
..' through the dangers of the war, ar
so monarcbico 0yiHoryota nar;y has sri
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With the AppURrENANcs.,


Situated in the town OF Alexandria, upon
the wet fde OF Pitt hreet, and TO the iuth-
ward OF King ieree,, and bounced as iol-
lows /: Beginning upon P.,t isreet I5r teet
! inches TO the louthward OF King itteet,
aad runn;hg thence fouthwardly with Pitt
Gree, and binding Herewith IS ieet TO
the fou,l line Of the LOT Of JEFF Fay lor,
d,cealcb thence wetwa'dly with line
parallel 70 King Greet 81 feet inches
and half q the line Of William HaIly,
thence norihwarlly with his line and par
rallel TO Pit, itreet the length Of The iirit
line, thence win trait line 70 the be-
ginning. The Pennies will be ioid undes
the direction OF
JOHN DUNDAs,
PETER HsIsksLL, ce""'r'
PETER WISE, jun.
October 9. dts.
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Pufsaat to q Decree Of the Circuit
Carr. Of tie Dyqyif Of Columbia, for
tbe rouuy IF Aiexaudri0, evM be Jold.
on the III day Of November aext, at6e
PremjJfs,
A PIECE OF GROUND,
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To be coutixusd.J

The following explanatory notes on a
late act Of the Briiilh parliament, are ex
tratted from letter from a gentleman In
Liverpool 20 his correspondent in Phila-
delphia.
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n -.
,s,. o1r political iituation is prodigioul,
osb ssso hnce you left us-infead of tha-
Ole s,s love of liberty, and that republican
i T. !, which carried US triumphant
.,' through the dangers of the war, ar
6 - m NJ, 0rjaoeratie parry has arr
On !. ! inelr avowed Object is to impof
pi,.s ue Jasfanee, as they have already
Sa Us The form of the Britifh govern
,goai' !. nevertheless, the principal rcd,
c,n ~ eitizens remain faithful 10 republi-
hna.p principles. All our propriesors q
.llo - ale friendly to thofe principles, a.
s.s;' 'ne MATS of men of talents-we hay,
,Se,s a Us 5 the ExrcuTIvs power, all the
i,o ~ o. government, all who are fsek.
''asss, and all timid men who prefer
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French Language.

Il Matte Of Switzerland per-
fsaL veNaquaiuted zvitb the principles
sftbs Freueb Language, and 1ubo peaks
ii as propery as any Frenebmaa, bavmg
been employed as a 7'nfor in thar branch at
Princeton C0llegr, fgbe(es 10 etss an
Aeademy IN this place, on the II Of cao-
Der next if frobe, encouragement be givex.
The method be zvW employ IS neav, and -
eaG, that any Of bis fudeuts, (eUsa eba-
dyea) may in lsG than 3 montbs, be able to
AK, liz French, for the nees4aries fIy9.
Any PERRIN qvj6mg TO learn the French
Language aUalleaVetsi, names at the e.
fee oftbe Al<xauaria AdverfjIsr, 7vhere
the terms will be made kusqvn.
N. B. Far The accommodation Of PER-
/oss engaged during the day, an eve,ing
/eboa 7vWbe epene4. There zOi26e Jepe-
rate 6oars for ladies' and gentlem:n. IT.
tendance will be giz'en to ladies at their
oqvu bozjes, subo find it ineonveu1lut to az
tend /ebosL
Aagua IS. d3t 1aqv4tt
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NEWBURYPoRT, Augua II.

Arrived, fhip Orlando, Titcomb, Ham
borg. Left brig Superior. Masherfon, of
Providence, for New York; fhip Fame,
Collins, Of do. Zenobia, Howard, of do.
thipto be fold for che benefit of the un-
derwriters); az American fhip arrived
June II, from Cet,e, up the ftreights.
June -, eight miles above Cuxhaven,
paaad the flip Charlotte of Bottom, from
lie Of France. At Cuxhaven, June 10,
brig Echo, Mcclellan, of Bolton, from
Philadelphia hip Commerce, Wiegin,
ofPortfmouth, from Bottom; fhip Miner
va, ofsalem, from do. Spoke July z3,
lat. As, long. 43, brig Clough, IA
days from Wiicaaett for Lei'h. Ship Ell.
Tex, Pearlon, arrived at Amferdam If of
June.
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NEW YORK, Aueut u.

Arrived the brig George Clinton, Hoi-
den, days from St. Thomas. The brig
ParamaribC, of this port, failed from ST.
Thomas for St. Domingo, AuguG I'd.
Spoke, 5 days fnce, brig Lovely Lae, 2
days from St. Croix for Philadelphia.
Flour 5, pork IS, beef 8 dollars barrel.
Englilh brig Ark, Hall, IS days from
Martinique. Spoke, Auguft s, in lat.
y 70, long. 90, the fhip Liberty, IS
days from philadelphia for Port au Prince.
Brig Brutns, Taber, in 81 days from
Iadlz. Spoke, Augu& IS, il lat. 1888,
long IS, the brig Hannah, Abraharns, 6
Gays from New York for Port Republi-
Sn' 18th, lat. SO. long. ii, brig Mary,
N matthews, 20 days from Kennebeck for
Martinique.
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alerannrla aGnrrtlser.
THURSDAY, AUGUST zo.

ArriOals in England, extraaed fran pa
9ers brsugbt By capt. Turner, arrivrd
at Pbilad<lpbia.
At Liverpool. Samuel Elan, Noble,
New York; Bath, Thrafher, Maifachu-
fetts; General Hunter, Adamf2n, Alex
andria Rebecca, Mcneil, N. Orleans;
Live Oak, Dyer, Mafachuietts; War
rem, Everitt, New York; New York,
Seward, N. Orleans; Venus, Dafhiel,
Maryland; Inlia, Hathaway, Philadel-
phia; Betfey, Fodet, Maflachueftts; John
and Alice, WhiteGdes, Philadelphia De-
light, Coffin, New York Mars, George
New Orleans; Bratus, Bunce. do. Co.
lulnbus, Fofdick, Savannah; Amy, Snow,
Virginia; Levant, Eaferbrook, Malta
chuietts; Liberty, Moore, New York !;
Setfy, Allen, do. Hope, DAYTON, Savan-
nah /; PRECEDENT, Hilton, Mafachuietts !;
Elizabeth, Akin, do.
At Graveiend. Duke of Bronti, Beale,
Manachnfetts Jofeph, Humphrey, Geor-
gia; Ottawa, Virginia; Nor
thern Liberties, Boggs, Charlefop.
At Greenock. Thomas, Haay, Char
leRon; Mary, Jones, N. York George,
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MosDAy, July s.
Yelierday we received Paris Journals to

Yelerday we received Paris Journals to
the 1f infant.
They contain little intelligence Of mo-
tnent with refpeet to the interior ct the
Republic. An article inherited in the Clef
du Cabinet, communicates what It calls
the final arrangement Of the indennities
which Prui1ia is to receive for the lois OF
its territory on the Rhine. The outline
Of this iettlement, tranfmitted to US by
our private Correspondent at Hamburger,
appeared in the Traveller upwards OF a
month ago, but the intelligence from Ger
many is in general 70 vague, that no de-
pendence can be placed upon any from that
quarter but what is ianttioned BY official
authority.
It appears, by letters from the Hague
Of the 9th ult. that the troops defined
TO take poheflion of the Cape were imedi-
atelY 10 be embarked in the Texel.
The Batayian Government has APP
proprizted large fun to the re-efabliih-
ment Of the civil and military admini-
rrations of its colonies.
Accounts received at Amferdam from
Surinam, mention the dreadful effect
cauled there BY a very heavy fall Of rain.
All the product of that fettlement, is near
~ deRroyed by the foundations.
A Rone was extracted lait week at
Manchester Inhrmary, from a-boy about
thirteen years of age. 1t was in two
parts, but held completely in contact by a
common pin, which, it is pFefuIned, he had
formerly fwallowed.
Sir John Borlafe Warren, K. B. is ap-
pointed Britih AmbaGador to the Court
Of ST. Peterburgh, and will fet off on his
EmbaGy, the drf week in Auguf.
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n:s,, States, Bsckfofd, Of Salem; Pal
1s Dollard, do Catharine, Gould. 90. TO
"a, r,;;I, rrb Inne Favorite, Henderfon, do.
a. anerica. Stone, of NewburyPort TO iaal
tar New Port 10th June Heart OF Oak,
.G y, Bottom Friendlhip, Avery, do.
- fail 9Th June; Fame, Bullock, Pro-
Siasoce Plymouth, Bradihaw, Salem ;
goferurize, Hammond, Marblehead, to
t,ii 10th June /; Hannah, Andrews, do.
.,,b June Hazard, Hart, Bolton.
Same day, lhip Rambler, Moreland, IS
d,v, from the HAVANA. Left there Her.
nj. Wildrage, Portland, TO fail in s
ase ' Ocean, iLR arrived Exchange,
Moowarren, Bottom detained by govern
r,ent: Tane, NOVEL;, Newburyport, Con-
d.mned as NOT fit for iea brig
Cart. King, Charletton Eagle, Balti-
mo-s. Diana, Wilton, Bottom, jui1 arri-
we'd Romulus, Bilhop, do. juf arrived
from France Thomas, Rudel, Gorham,
do net allowed TO enter big
Csp,. Lambert, do. fandlng of and on !;
Minerva, Shaw, R. /. to fail the next
day; Harmony, Terry, CharleffoD, for
ale Greyhound, Pratt, do. do. A num-
her Of -four and lumber, turned off ike
vile teveral Spanilh ihips from New Or
leans with -four.
Several vsaeIs fuppofcd to be American,
carried in by the guarda coeas, caught
snpggIiog -four, sc. The Rambler, ipoke
Aug. is, off the hoal of Nantucket, capt.
Aaantuu, 20 days from Trinidad.
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Campbell, do. Fanny, Brain, do.
At Deal. Jupiter, Lane, New York.
At Briaol. Rufus, Holland, Savan- /
nah.
AT Dublin. Elizabeth, Parie, Viz.
GINA Phefo, -, Wifcaaet.
AT Falmouth. John Morgan, Chew, !
New York Elizabeth, WiIcoeks, do.
Robert, Willing, Baltimore; Fortuna,
Angel, Virginia VIM. Penn, Rofs, Phi
ladelphia Norfolk, Colyer, Whining
ton :, Nancy, Hobbs, Baltimore; Helen,
Atkinlon, Norfolk Harriet, Mansfield,
N. York, had failed for Havre; Roba
and Betiey, Richardicn, Norfolk Dol
phir, Thonpfon, Savannah, had failed for
Havre; Fanny, , New York, at
LIE Of Wight Ann, Cochran, ditto, at
Clyde.
LONDON, July 8.
Corn Infpeaor's Return from Uxbrige,
July /.
Wheat, per load, from Isl. los. to l9l. s..
Barley, per Quarter, from II. los. to
Il. I4s.
Oats, per Quarter, from II. rs. to II. SIS.
Beans, do. do. from Il. IS. to IL. Ios.
Peafe, do. DO. from II. ISs. to Il. rs.
Mark lane, July 2.
The Trade fnce Monday has been ex-
ceeding dull for every fort Of grain. We
do not perceive any material variation in
the price Of Wheat or Flour. Oats and
Beans are heavy in iale without any altera-
ton in value all other corn may be quot
ed as on tie 18th of June.
Englifh Whear, per Quarter, 46. SIS.
63s. to 6ss.
Foseign ditto, Cos. Cos.
Fine Dan,zic Wheat, nominal.
Rye, gas. AS.
Barley, ao:. zos.-tMalting) sos. s,s.
Malt, 45s. SOS SIS.
Oats, 16s. I9s. zIss
Horfe Beans, New COS. 33s.
Tick Beans, New aos. z9s.
Hog Peate, AS. 3,s.
Boilers. 34s. SIS. 39,,
Carraway Seed, 56s. to ass. per cwt.
Coriander, 2os. to z9s. per cw,.
Canary, Jas. to 7Ss. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 54'. TO 36l. per lat,
Flour, sos. 53s. per lack.
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NORFOLK, Augua II.

Arrived the brio George. CAPT. Cox,
- DAVIS from Antigua. Left at Antigua,
rhs brio Star. bound for New York, to
(ail IN "a DAYS.
Shin Parkman, capt. Huney, 81 DAYS
from Morlaix. and ) DAYS from the Vine
ward
Jnne "a il lat. LIZ. long. a7A,,
G,ote the hin Sally. ~ DAYS our from II
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PHILADELPHIA. Augua ii.

= Arrived yefe,day morning, the fhip
!. ton' Turner, from Liverpool. Sailed
nom thence the 7th July, and left there
s INT following Vefels belonging to this
Sap John & Alice, in 70 days, from
P p to port; India, Hathaway, 80 do.
rriudence, Arundel; Franklin, Jamefon J;
Fame, Lewis of Bottom for Baltimore.
Letters by the Tom, as late as the
suifa OF July furnih very favorable ac-
.Oun's OF the fate of the markets, with
-Pi0ipstt oftheir continuing;to appreciate.
!, = letter from Liverpool of the 9Th Tu-
10y. as " we have every aGursnce Of the
10y eonclufon of Commercial treaty
s. .@een this country and France. This
o's has had ienGbIe effect on
q y markets, and will continue to operate
Fem In the mott favorable manner"
I M a1inTsd, Ship Tom, Turner, Liver
c. brig Ann, Lord, Jamaica.
l,os 'p.ain Brown of the brig Sally, failed
Il. n Tue Lie of May in company with
B. ), p alp Hannah, Hopkins, of N. York
n ,,dsD ouOn Eagle Wood, of and for Pro-
u - e'r X. , |. brig -, -, Bottom
T : oailait no falt to be had.
nd G., ' mel the fhip Hiram, French Of
een.,a, view York to fail in two days ;
daysi. 'i Lincoln, Spalding, Norfolk, 5
rKspn.bsssu1na s' Rookie, George Town,
M,sS * In IS days brig Union,
MHiarblehead, fchooner -,
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GOD fave tie KING.
TulyA.
LoNpoN, June %.
By the KING.

The diilolution of he laf parliament
and the general eleteia have been 70 long
expected by the publ, thar it is to be
feared every reAeetio we could make
will have been anticipaed. We think it
however, TO be our duy TO awaken the
ferrous attention Of the electors of every
dsfcription throughout he empire, to the
lolemn duty they are oiled upon to dil-
charge. 1t is upon heir choice that
the prcfherity or decliie of their country
is about to DEPEND AMI TO them might
be afcribed, however remotely, yetas the
primary and original ciufe, the continu-
aoce ofthe peace both freign and domef-
tic or 20 the renovation of the war and
the difcontents to whichthe Kings Mini
Rers, by their fortitude aud moderation,
have 70 happily put an cid. 1t does not
feem probable that the rduIt of the gene
raj election hould produse any great yari-
alton in the political character OF the
Parliament, althoughmany individuals in
the houie will Rand upon more indepen-
dent ground, and the government feel
more fropgly its own intriniic weight
and Importance. During the laR eigh-
teen months, the courfe of public af,
fairs has been in ftch perfect union
with the wilhes and opinion Of the
people, that there can be no road to popu-
iarity 70 certain or 70 hort as perfevering
in the fame track. In the prelent fate of
representation, however, although there is
no ground for experimenting any direct op-
petition, 1t mutt be confeAed that there is
Tome danger from confederation Of borough
mongers, of mouied men, and of powerful
families. There is nothing bu, the fpirit
and virtue of the people which can be op-
pofed to thele abuies. During the ihort
time thar Minifers have been in power,
| they lave done, both for the country and
the contribution, more than the mott fan
guine patriot could hope for. Abroad, by
the battle of Copenhagen, and the refora-
ton of the treaty of El-Ariich, they have
| procured falutary and honorable peace ;
| and they have at home repealed the fever
eft of the laws, and the mott odious of the
taxes. If they (hould not 10 the enfuing
parliament command great.majorify OF
| independent fufrages, it will be avile blot
in the character of the electors, al d fain
that of the nation with the greateR folly
and ingratitude.
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The 1mas Chalkley, Atkins. failed
IN co. JULIO, lat. 40, long, IS W.fpoke
orig Doin, Schuder, of Bottom, "a
days tromchmond for Lei,h.

brig Dom, Schuder, Of Bottom, "a
days fronchmond for Leith.
LoNDoN, June 80.
By the KING.
A T r g L A NJ A tt O n,
For DiiiolIg the prefent Parliament.
and declag The Calling Of another.
GEOR r.
Whereas have thought fit, by and
with the ade of oul Privy Council, to
Diiiolve thiSreient Parliament, which
now iands prpgued to Tueiday the Sc
yenteenth daN ALgua we do for that
end, pnblilh lis Our Royal proclanati-
on aud do hby diilo.ve the laid par
Lament acco.d,ly, and III. Lords Spir-
itual and Te:nfal, and sft Knights CT
tizens, and Buraes. and The commifionefs
for Shires and urghs, Of the Houfe of
Commons, are charged from their meet
ms and attendae on Tueiday the feyen-
teenth day OF Aut next. And we be-
Ing de!irous andefolved, as foon as may
be, to meet ouieople, and to have their
advice in Parlient, do hereby make
known TO ell oupving fubjetts our Roy
al will and pleate to call new Parlia-
ment /; and do heny further declare, that,
with the advice opur Privy Council, We
have given orderlhat our chancellor OF
our United KinEom called Great Bril-
tain, aud our chalellor OF Ireland do, re-
fpediyely, upon nice thereof, forthwith
-iilue out writs in e form, and according
to law, for calling new Parliament and
we do hereby all by this our Royal
proclamation underour zeal of or United
Kingdem, reqaire, riss forthwith 20 be
ifued accordlnglyt our faid chancellors
respectively for cauag the Lords fpiritu
al and temporal, an Commons, who are
TO ferve in our iaid piiament, TO be duly
returned TO and give their attendance in
our faid parliament which writs are to
be returuable on Tuefday the ,hirtieth
day of Augua next.
Given at our curt at Windfor, the
Twenty nin,l day of June, One
Thoufand eigt hundred ard tw {
in the Forty iecond year of our
reign.
Oon urAIC
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-26

LEXINGTON, Augua 10.
Extraa qfa letter dated St. Vineennes,
JuJ II.
con Monday week the Indians killed
two men in the iettlement of Kahokia.'