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Sale bp auttan.
On SATURDAY,,

~. 10 e'cLsck, qqiN be EN at tbe PeadHe
Stars, the c.rg<r g King and O"''"
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whilky in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin il csks,
Wine in pipes and quarter oaks,
Molanes in hhas.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caRs and bags,
Raiiirs in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, lri!h Linens
Cafimercs, CaIicoeS,
kerieys, lhfeaos'
Coa;ins., Chintzes,
Halfthick,, Bedticks,
Fearnaught, Oznanurgs'
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin ano Nlun''
NEGRO Cot,on,. Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, Anaioneer.
November 10.
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Iuf Received,

Jult Received,
.4sd far Sale at THOMAS PH7kN's
Yendut Stare, at The corner Of King =
Union Street,, a hauJoms WSrtnent et
MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
CONSISTING OF i
3Iarge haudtome Sideboards,
fmail do. do.
l Scrntoire and Book CAFE,
!, large fett Dining Tables,
pair Gard Tables,
z ladies' Scrutoires,
z Stand Tables,
/ Breakfast do.
SQuarter DO.
Wah Stands.
Nov 49,. u
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For SALE, or RENT,
THE O / have occl

pied for iometime pat, ftuated on Prince
isrec,, oppof,e Col. Hooe's. There is no
Rsnd in Town more eligible or better CAL
cula,ed for carving OF an ex'eniive wet
or dry Good Eutnefs. The Cellar per.
feHly DIV, with a door at each end, will
hold one ,houfand barrels Of Flour
Twenty. FIVE huudIcd barrels may be TOW
ed upon the Premiies without any incon-
scnic, &c to the occupant. For terms aP-
ply TO
WILLIAM CXLEY.
December ?. d
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I9ubllr 5aR.

On FRIDAY,
At ten 0'eoeA 4viU Be fold at tie PAxdae
Store,
Rum in hosiheads and barrels.
Whikey in barrels,
Gin in caks and barrels,
Port wine in calks,
Mo!aGes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate IN boxes,
Coffee 10 tierces and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware Ia crates, Handsomely
aToried,
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Public sale.

49, Fl r.
due Store, a large ard general 1,Dsff-
mesfS
II A K D w A r f,
CONSISTING OF
Brals and iron Hinges, OF dill
ferent tizes,
Locks, Latches and Bolts,
Cafe and pocket Knives,
Flat Irons,
Tea Kettles,
Nails ard Screws,
Chiefs and Gouses,
Candle Sticks and SnuAets,
Curry Combs, &c. sc.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Dec. IS.
PUBLIC SALE.
On Saturday next, at 3 e'CAek III the e-
teruoan, qcM peEtivey beEA on a long
credit, at tie 1Vartboaft Of MI. Jo"'-
than S7uttf, on King.freft,
rs Hhds. and SO Bbls.
Fira quality S G
p. G. MARSTELLER.
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ALSO,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE-
Superfne cloth and Kerimeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Irih Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of diferen, qualities,
Chintzes ard Calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton hawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloa,hs,
Coloured threads and towing Glks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G.. MARSTELLER,
&r,yemher 70. Vendue- Mater.
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No. HI.

WHATEVER may be faid as to the
alliance between what is falfely called re.
publicanifm and inhtelity; it IS fae
which admits of no contradiction, that the
conttant hearers Of Mr.. Palmer, and all the
members Of that fociety over which he
preGdes, are ftrenuous oppoiers of the fe.
deral administration, and contributed
with all their might to the prefent order
of things. Let me proceed with the ex-
tracts.
-" This religion does not draw its
morality from the right fcurce. But the
correct, the elegant, the ufeful maxims of
Confucius, Amonius, Seneca, Price, and
Volney, beautifully dfplay its principles
from the phydcal and moral organization
of intelligent beings. The writings Of
,hsle men are in the hands of the public,
and may be pcruied BY every one whole
preisdices do not forbid it, and when exa.
mined with fpirit of candor, they will
rife far hyperion to the boaRed morality of
the ChriRisn Iyaem. Bat when the nu-
merous, cruel and immoral mas;ms con.
tanned in the Bible, are placed 10. the ba.
lance, they greatly outweigh all lis genu.
inc morality, and the inauence Of this re.
lieion upon the human heartand human &C
tons, verifes the remark" P. IS.
-"k my be confidently maintain
ed that the world NUT either rrtfcgsde to
a fate Of dafknefs, or that the, belief OF
the chrieian Religion matt become Who'll
ly extinct. If the mind Of man fhould
progressively advance towards q. aa,e OF
perfetaibia,y, this Iyaem Off ,lisoa 70 in
furious to its relearches and 70 inco,npati.
bic with che dignity snd 'happinea Of his
nature, u,ua be forever anpihilased and
deftroyeh." P. So. ST.: go
-" IL l5;u f5s Cb,5sinn Cad isr
-. at z'a,p.ee wiIb 5;xttlf, aud in him
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no genuine confidence can be lepoied.
Can any one then be happy who fruits TO .
Being Of this defcriPtion =: To one whs IS
imperfect, unaabIe, paflionate & revenge.
fol To Being who has, in fatf, no q.
Uniformity Of conduit, no fyaem Of ae'i-
on, snd no immu,abiIity of procedure ?"
P. 81.
-" This proves that Moies, or who
ever wrote. III, 6rit chapter OF Ger els, was
neither a good world maker, nor good
astronomer. p. So.
-" The food is therefore chime.
RI, and one of the theological errors CON-
tanned in the bible I; -aem of religion"
P. 100.
-" All thefe are ffec;mens of that
mIerahle and difgutting exravagance.with
which this HoJ Bible is every where re-
plete. Thsie are a few out OF the num.
her Of tina, long catalogue of tooliih detail
tor which the ftripturcs CT the Old and
New kRamens are 70 remarkable. -
Z. Io2.
-" There is as much reafcn to be.
lieye Mahomet as to believe Moies ami
Jefns, and their spotfles and followers"
LII.
-" Beb0l1a Vigin fall .to"eeivr'
&c. This prophecy declares that al
lcme future time, fome. girl or other ihould
be with child, and thar the childs nsmt
fhouId be called Emanuel, this is the
whole of the amount of it, and it is ca
fy TO precieve that it is remarkably de-
fcient in all definite properties OF PerfPi
cuous prediction. The name of Mary
is not mentioned, nor the name of Jeius
nobody knows who this virgin was, CT
by whom ihe became pregnant" P. 1870.
quote the psGage, in the order in.
which they fand i'll the book, omitsing
many equally a. bad. 1t will be found,
before l conclude, that Mr.. Palmer ad-
vanccs fentimeu's which can be conarued
no otherwif. than downright atbti(m.
Such i. "a man whom focie.y have choien
for their preacher, exalted to their chief
feat; and the aGociates OF whom are EN-.
ployed by fome projecting chriltians as
their republican printers.
FIDELIS.
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HELVETIC REPUBLIC.
BERNIE, Sept. 10

bERNES oeP's 80
The French miniter received yetterday
a courier from Paris. Noting has YET
tranfpired Of the difpatches brought by
him but they cannot be otherwlie than
intereaing to our country. A great e.
ven, is preparing, which it is iaid will
take place tomorrow. During the tive
lat days very active and multiplied con-
ferences are held at the landamman DOL
der's. We are aGured. that il is in con.
temptation 10 appointa Director, or Gran<
Coneilfator-; and, that citizen Doldef
is defigna,ed for that extraordinary ma
giaracy.
September "a.
An event little expected occop'es thss
public attention, and gives rife 10 a thou
fand conjeeture,. Citizen Doldef, sa"-
damman, has beea carried off This mornin s
from his houfe; and under the eye OF hi'
guards, after having been Obliged TO re-
fign his ofi:e. The following are the
particulars of this fngulsr event:
At O'Clock in tie morning, three Ct.
,izen. Of Berne and two Of Zurich entered
the hoale Of the landamman, and Prelented
to him project Of reGgnation already
drawn up, inviting hiu to hgn it on the
fpo., informing him at the fane time th,s
it would be likewiie fgned by all the
other members Of the council of execution;
that this meaiure was commanded BY eH.
cumftaoces, and that j, had the content OF
the fenare, &c. CITIZEN Dolder hgnea II
without any oppoG,iou. The Eve Petion'
aforementioned then Obliged the lsnoa",
man to get into carriage, and eonoue'sa-
him to Jegiaorfa diaancs OF three ie.s. ~
from hence, where he is guarded j" Tue
houfe of . MI. S;urles Of Berne.
Thi. event. as nay be well ec'ee'veo;
ha. occadoued the g1ea,ea lurpr.zr, ana
excited general unesfnef. The senate, 10
elf had no knowledge Of what was p'nlng.'
ard j, j. no. known with certainty .os
wh,, pur,oie thi. neafure Ia. bee" tsxen'
7, !, nrelan.d to have ben done 70 lH-
xeo,Doider from being D'aa,o': IN 'nas
c,ie two nemhers OF the executive eoso''
ell hare offered to reign; DO, ine 49,
BEIGE ccmpses . osv S'Veaest
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r..r.os nn,n u general fcienle. This
Latin adage will ieldcm fail ;-"Par ne.
gotiis, mega. iop's." That is, one ihould
be equal TO his buGneis, hu. no, above it.
The misfortune OF being educated .6eIoaU
the bntinris ,ha, one is d. fincd to follow,
is very aypsr.n'; and tho lefs apra'enr,
il is foner.mes rqually misfortune to be
educated n6>ce it. A common laying IS,
/" /, can do a child no harm 10 have Irarn:
ing" This is true, only in limited
fs.ic. A degree Of learning is necetiasy,
in every kind of buGnefs; and different
degrees Of i, are re9uiG,e, in daif rent
callinss and projections; o,shh.il.is roGi-
bic for one to have too much learning, as
we'll as TOO little. ANY kind of 1. etula-
tive knowledge or literary pahuit, thar
fhould caule perfon to torn his calling.
or fhould DIVER him from the diIigen,
profecu,ion of it, would be wor!e than
uleIels 10 him, as it nigh, prove his W.
doing. -
The world fubGas by labour. This is
the philosophers itone, thar turns. every
thing into gold F.; or, what is much bet
ter, it nourIihes and fuppor's the whole
human family; therefore any fpeeulative
fcientfc purfui,s, which houh divert
people generally from their iacotiaus call
ings, would tend to potion, rather than
to improve the human interef AMI happi-
neis. If the great mafs OF mankind, neg.
letting their aeful and neceilary callirss,
fhould attempt to become connoiileurs IN
the Ene arts, or learned philosophers and
metaphyGcians or fhould fpend their
time in viewing the fun through a tele'
fcope, or infeas, through microlcIope;
or, like European academicians OF the
royal grade, in chaing but,erfis: and ga
thering cookie -ihell,, for cabinets of Gu
rioGty-Such an universal deluge of learn.
ing would be as fatal 10 the world, as was
the delugc OF waters in the time of Noah.
II follows from the truth of the lorego.
ing remarks, tina, for the ordinary butineis
aud calings OF life, well-regulated COM
mon ichoos are fuficicnt, and even are
better than the abodes of:profound, feience.
Common learning, like cents and little
pieces of lilver, is daily and hourly need
ed in the general commerce of life: where
as extenfve erudition is like large bank
bills, or ingots Of gold the owner OF
which, unleis furnifhcd with fma1l change,
would be unable to purchafe the little arti-
ces that arc daily needed for his table,
or even to provide himle!f with a break
fat.
= SENEX.
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FIDELIS.
NEW. YORK, Nov. 8.

The fat falling (hip Swift, capt. Gil!en-
der, arrived at this port yeferday, in SO
DAYS from Bourdesux. We are indebted
TO the politenels Of capt. Spayer, who
came paGenser in thi, veael, for a.h.e
of Paris papers 10 the ao. h September
incluiive. They are almoa wholly deiti-
tute Of interea. The only prominent ar
ricle relates 70 the troubles in Swi,zer
land, which kave riien to very ferrous
criGs. TO this fubjea our Plantations
are principally confined.
We are happy to announce that the re-
port of the death of the luxurious M. La
Fayere is without foundation. A Paris
paIer OF S.p'. a,i, meutions that the Eng
i;h Dcmot}h.ne., Mr.. Charles Eox, was
about letting out from Paris to iP:nd
fortnight with him at his country feat.
We have received by the Swift, Bour
deaux Price Current of the aSth Sept
Gecrsia Gotten, which was lcarce and in
demand, was a. 400 to as francs per
cwt. Carolina Indigo, 4 to 5 f. per 10.
Fine coffee {. azc.to {. a6 c. per 10.
American pearl. alhes - {. cwt. Potafles
s6 to sSf. New Carolina rice, IS 6.
Virginia tobacco, cwt. IS to 9of. Caro-
lima do. 70 to Sof. Maryland IS to 75f.
Flour 10 to IS f. 10 c. PR cwt.
The vintage Throughout France pro.
mites to be very abundant.
We are verbally informed by paGcngers
in the two arrivals at this port from Dor.
deaux, one of them direct from Paris, that
the bills drawn by Gen. lie Clerk at St.
Domingoon the Government, had not
been promptly paid-fome of them indeed
had been projected. And, it was the &C.
neral opinion, that they would not be gen
orally honored /; although fome Of them
migs5t be tsiid as a very great favour to
thole 10 whole hands they might tall.
This meafure was deemed not to be Out
of any difrefpea to the American nation,
but Of the unwillinguefs of the Ffeuch to
part with their money.
Buonsp,rte Gill reigned fupreme over
the French nation. He has numerous
lie guard eenaAntly about his perion, 70
prevsn, any attempts upon his lite.
Postscript.
Oar boat returned ., one o'clock this
m,,aing from the dip Johanna, captain
Brown, We fop the preh barely to
l.mensioo the receip, Of London Papers
| 20 the asth September, for which we are
| Indebted TO captain Brown. We have
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no time to make. Extfaeis; but iheir con-
tents are not very interefing.
Arrived, fhip John Morgan, Chew,
London; Jalisna, Brown, do; Swift Gil.
lender, Bordeaux /; Sophia, Woods, do !,
Aurora, Brown, GfeenocE Cornelia,
Smith, Portland !; Brig Ontario, -.
Martinico /; fehooner Fancy, Roden, St.
Johns.
Cleared, hip Hector, Davie, Ham.
bureh; Stsrtuck, Charlelon brig Bes-
fey,. A,kinlon, .Gusdaioupe ichooner
Determined Rover, Maih.f, Cufracos /;
Anna, Co,.le, Port Republican. -,
Brig A.mirs, Halves, out 81 days from
Hampton Roads, bound to Ireland, has
put in New Bedford in ditrels.
Ar,ived fues err IeR,
Ship Swift, Gillender, 50 days from
Bordeaux. Oaober ; at 10 AZ A. n. in
fight of the Cordovan light hoOfe fpske
(hip ploughboy, Jones, from Guada.oupe
for Bourdeaux out IS days all well. git.
in long. 60, 80, ip,ke hip Independence,
Wickhar, from Baltimore for Liverpool
cur s days all well.
Ship Sophia, Woods ,s days from Bor.
deaux, fpoke Oiaober 5, hip Alknomack,
of Bottom, from Batavia, out I7S days
bound to Rotterdam. Nov. 5, poke
fhip Mac, OF Portland, out SO days from
Liverpool, for North Caroiins, carried
away her tormaas on the 13d Oaober.
Left at Bordeaux, hip Olive Branch,
Tier, of this port, for .fale; hip Nep-
tune, Tyler, of Providence, to iail in 4
days for this port. 49,. SO
7'razAatl fs, ,bs Mercantile ASsx,tys'
frosu Paris papers to the .6tb September.
mel4Gve, rstrivsd ), the Sqejh
TU KEY.
ConsTAxrlNorLI, Aug. IL.
The Englih have juf evacuated tbs
whole of Egypt. The Turks pretend that
before embarking, they fold, at me.a
price, to the rebel Beys, all the ammuni.
tion remaining in that province. Thefe
Gill continue in Upper Egypt. and are
daily reinforcing themfeI, es with delerters
from the Ottoman army, principally with
thofe from the Aiiatic corps.
As Goon as it was known that the free.
dom of the Black Sea had been granted
to The French, feveral commercial houies
Of that nation. eifablifhed here, have TENT
expreGes to Smyrna, Salonica, and ieveral
places in the Archipelago, charged With
new REGULATIONS.
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FROM THE NEW YORK CARTE.

EXTRACTS from " Principle Of Ma
tnre," fublj6ed BY Elihu Palmer, pre-
Edento ftbe Theiaicsl Society x New
3lrk.
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Exra9s an the Bnfms6 Of
THE DAIRY,
FROM ANDERsoN's WRITINGS.

L" WHEN tho cream is obtained, it
ought Immediately to be PUT into veilel
by itfelf, there to be kept till proper
quantity be collected for being made into
but,er-and no veGel can be better adapt
cd 10 that purpoie than firm neat made
wooden barrel, in Gze propor,ioned to
the dairy, open 4: one end, with lid ex-
attly fitted to cioie it. In the under
part oc this veGel, clofe 70 the bottom,
lhoald be placed cock and fpigot, tor
drawing off any thin ferrous part of the
mill, that may chance to be there gene
rated for ii ,h;sis allowed to remain, it
Injuries the cream, and greatly diminilhes
the richncfs of'he quality Of the butter;
the inGde of tie opening Aou!d be cover
Cd with bit of gauze netting, to keep
back the cream while the fcum is allowed
10 pats, and the barrel fhou!d be inclined
little forward, 70 allow the whole to
run eff.
" The fcpara,ion IF butter from cream
only takes place after the cream has at
tanned a certain degree OF acidity. The
iudicious farmer will therefore allow his
cream 10 remain in. the vehel until it has
| acquired that proper degree Of acidity that
hts it for being made into butter with
great cafe, by a very moderate degree of
agitation, and by which procefs only, We
~ fine butter ever can be obtained.-
How long cream may be thus kept in our
climate, without rendering the butter made
from it of bad quality, | cannot FAY !;
but it may be kept good for much lon
ger time than is generally fa(rseed, even a
great many weeks. 1t is certain that
cream which has been kept th'ee or four
days in fummer is in an excellent condi,
ton for being made into butter; from
three days to feven, may in general be found
to be the hea time for keeping cream be-
fore churning."
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1t coz the whites 500 men killed and
wounded. Al Point Petre, TWO days paft,
they fhot I 50 negroes, taken under arms.
Here, the Court Martial has condemned
only one as yet, owing to the HI rry of
buiineis, and perhaps tor Other reaions, as
the General has ifIued a proclamation
forbid;ng any whites of the Colony de-
nouncing any black or coloured people;
no doubt he las political reafons for,i..--
After fumming W the foregoing repre-
ientation, you will fee it is my opinion
that you may return in !afe,y but you
MAJ ALTO expect, from the htpation of the
colony and the many negro s yet in the
woods, that the lervice Of the national
guards, will be very fevere and contant.
I, is i,pofcd Rego, John, L@yey,, The :or-
mer captain o,s~e Fort, and Morero, Del.
g.es' aid, will be hung to. morrow"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02
PROPOSALS
Under zeal, for bEil4ing a JaHM the c.
81. = f. of WoI5iupfo0.

~ OF " 9fSWglo0, s...
WILL be received at my office at
Stiles Hotel. uosil Wednesday evening
the 9TH July next-A plan of the Jail, the
references thereto, and the manner in
which the work is to be executed, may BE-
feen there at any time "
:. Not having determined whether the
building willbe contracted for in the lump
or divided into branches, the Propofals
mutt be made in the following manner
Where one or more perfons united, with to
undertake the whole building and to find
the necehary materials, they mutt be par
ticular in fpecifying CT what terms each
kind of wcIk will be done; that is to lay,
an climate of the colt Of each kind of
work, and alto, the quantity and colt of
each material, ieparate and difinet.
Propofals will be received from fuch a,
win to undertake The Store cutters, Stone
mafons, Carpenters, Brieklayers, Iron.
work, OF digging the foundation, they
finding the neceaary materials, Eating the
coR Of the Workmanship, the quantity and
colt Of each material.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS:
Will alfo be received for furnifhing on
the fpot the neceiIary quantities Of Free
Stone, of Granite, or rough Stone, Bricks,
Lime, Timber, Sand and Iron.
DANIEL c. BRENT.
Warrington, June 80, Uyzl d5t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02
Sales by audtoM.

HiR be added TO The %alts 1s. msraa1, 81
The AaaiOn Room, -.
8 Hhds. 1apanned Ware, con-
hitting of tea-boards, waters, drefing.
boxes, tea. caddies, plate warmers, mugs,
pitchers, &c.
One trunk Cotton Hole, 1bale Bed
Ticks, bale Checks, and large guam
thy Of Dry Goods and Hard Ware, the
remains OF retail fore, all of which will
be fold without reierye. .... ....
= THO. MOORE, Auft'r.