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IN obedience to d Decree D

IN e ~ TO- t1c y ~ " -<Is<f % ~
stbe Cearf of AlexaranQ e6nufy, On
M0uday IKE III d.y e Nay nexf, if
ssiy, i nat tbe uext far dlzy, nil Be
efsved far ale On tbe prem7es, n9oz q
Credit Of 6 and IL months,
abau notss Nth appv0vsd iudoysrs, ~
gotiQbas 1T tbe Bsnk Of 1dlexaudyia,
a Lot Of Ground !,
Containing half an acre, lying upon the
eait fde Of Alfred Greet and ionlh Gde of
Cameron freet, in the town:of Alexan-
dria, extending on Alfred areet 20 feet
= ioches, upon Cameron ftreet rig feet
{ inches. There are a convenient two
tory frtne dwelling houie, with kit
chen and other our houfes upon the lot,
which now rent for c SO per annum.
The lot is fubjed TO an annual rent Of
{. Is. As the lot is large il will be laid
off INTO fnsller diyiiions, and fold either
in thole diviiions, or altogether, as will
be moh agreeable to thofe inclined 70 pur.
chaie. This iale is made TO fatisfy debt
due from Thomas Richardssto Thompfon
aaa Veitch.
JOHN Ohm J 4 n sE'i con'rs.
JOHN DUNLAP,
April 70. d34t
For Sale, or to Rent,
THE unexpired leafe Of HOUSE and
LOT, on Queen freet, with a BAKE
HOUSE thereon he leale has 8 years
to run. The fand is good for buiinefs,
and is well known, having been occupied
for a length of time by baker. For par
ticulars apply to
THOMAS SIAGNlS,
Prince freet.
March 20.
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Of continual peace abroad, and eaablih
Greater harmony at home. Com. dd.v.
IN ihe cye 81 jane Ga1laes,
a BANKRUPT.

WHEREAS commlflonof bankrupt
~ was duly awarded ard laued againft
James Gillies, OF the town OF Alexandria,
IN the dinritt OF Columbia, by the name
ard the deicription OF James Gillies, on
''the 9th day of May, in the year OF our
ord, one thoufand eight hundred and two:
! And whereas the comMlhioners in ard by
che 1aid commiillon named and authorized,
have declared him to be bankrupt; the
Caid commifoners do hereby fummon ard
require the faid James Gillies perionalIy
10 be and appear before the eomnnfiloners,
in the faid commiflion named, on 1hurfday
The 18th day OF this preient month; cn
Thurfday the sd day OF June next, and on
hurfday the z4th day OF the fame month,
at Gadjby's Tavern in Alexandra, at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon of each day, then
and there to be examined, and to make a
oil and true diicovery and dilclofure Of all
his efate and effects according to the di.
retticns OF the a6t of Congreis, entitled,
An aet TO eitablifh an uniform fyfem Of
bankruptcy throughout the United States"
at either of which meetings the creditors of
faid bankrupt may attend to prove the
fame, ard thoie who are indebted to the
faid bankrupt, or have effects of any kind
in their hands belonging to hin, are not
TO pay away or fecrete. the fame.
JAMES KEITH,
&c. HERBERT, CommDoueys.
]. B. NICHOLS,
7ejqe, HENRY MOORE,
Secretary 10 the eommmDTos.
May S. DOW
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fpoke on his pafsge the following veflels:
March aft, the Danih fhip Vcfurges,
from Batavia TO Bremen, March n, LAT.
z, A, S. fpoke Spaniih flip Two Bro
theirs, from St. Andero, to Montevido.
March 81, lat. 90, IS, long, 80, ~.
Daniih fchooner Phoenix, Kilner, from
Africa. to ST. Thomas, out 20 days
with TO laves. April IL, lat. 28, u,
ihip Rachel, Wetheral, from Surinam, 10
London, out 80 days. April 10, ihip
Minerva, Jones, OF Newburyport, from
Charleiton, to Liverpool, Out 10 days.
April IS, lat. II, IS, N. fhip Olive
Jordan, of and from Portland to
out IS days.
18th, lat, 81, -, n. 1oop Sally, Of
and from Providence, r. l. TO New
Providence, out 10 days.
April 80, LAT. Sc, 90. fchooner Jrpi-
ter, Bradbury, trom Norfolk TO Barba-
does. out days.
The China, Kerr, of Philadelphia, for
Europe had failed 6 days before. Left
there the Engliih Eat India Company's
fhip Arniifon, jua arrived from London,
with new Governor for ST. Helena. On
the roth touched at the IQand of Afcen-
fon. Left there a lhip bound from Bata-
via TO Bremen.
The Monticello, left at the lie Of
France, the I'd of Feb. the lhip Ceres,
Jones, of Philadelphia, to fail next day
for Bombay.
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s u q l. E N

From the fnbfcriber, living in Orange
county, within one mile of the Orange
Spring, Virginia, on Tuefday the 10th
init. rgey black Hoy(t, with blaze
face and bob tail, branded I. S. one hind
foot white, about 4 feet Io1 inches high.
The perlon who took him, jain CLARK,
a tailor by trade, is about 40 years OF
age, fmall man with dark complexion,
his left arm is crooked, occa6oned by Its
having been broke in the joint. 1aofn-y
Dollars reward will be paid TO any perion
who will deliver the.horfe TO me at Orangs,
Spring. JAMho W. In
April rs. eo5
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To be eensiaaeA.)
NEwBURYPoRT, April 90.
FROM THE MHDIrERRANEAN.

n
By capt. Bagley, from Alicant, we
have received copies of letters from Conful
O'Brien, at Algiers, dated 9Th and 10th
February to the American Conful at ALI
cant, Eating that four of the fix Alge-
rine cdriairs which had been cruihng, had
returned after capturing FIVE Neapoiirsn
seii'ls and fxty-hve chrifians, which
were made ilayes Oft was not known
Where the other two were-thoie that
nave returned are preparing for another
uuie-that on the roth init. our Am
0ahider arrived from the Balhaw of Tri-
pom; he came in prize, Swedi(h yefel,
WIN halt the crew French-brought fome
wite and black flayes as preients to the
Dey and Miniary, and we hear, has got
permit to go to Bona, on this coat, and
.Oaa with wheat for Tripoli, where it was
very icarce. 1t is fact that three Tri-
Pon'an coriairs are at fea in quef of Anne
ileaOs and Swedes.
-gy American usgsls Iying at P0rt Spar,
: trinidad, March l9, communicated far
tie Herald.
0n'p Charles, Thomas, Newburypolt !;
AAOOner Polly, Stone, do. to fail for a
la'Aet; ichooner Two Friends, Moul-
.Ss Severity, 10 fail for market in fix
4 SsN; isaooner Sally, Lsmfon, do; fhip
4 npion, Tibbits, Por,fmouth, N. H.
'slOSner -, Burr, Salem; fchooner
n,,saan'a, Jorthen, Edenton, n. c. brig
tSin and Edward, Smith, of BriAol, laf
I nsm 0ayannah, juR arrived; brig New
. .ASsn' Benham, of N. Haven; fchoon-
commerce, Hammond, Rhode Iiland !;
P oavlna, JJohnfon, New York.
Of Altts, April g. Markets very dull,
,.ui q dolls. by cargo, beef II, pork
s. Virginia Corn S per buhel: no
&c 'or Onions. AT 1enerife Martch =
snow Fanny of Bottom.
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BALTIMORE, May s.

The brig Sally, Traverfe left Port
Republican for Baltimore, the fixth 0!
April.
Arrived, brig Henry, capt. Sherman,
20 days from Cadiz. Left there, fhips
Harmony, Mirick James Chandler, ana
barque Amelia, Anderfon, of Baltimore.
The fhip Manila, Clafby, of New York,
had arrived a, Cadiz, and was under qua
rintine. Spoke fchooner from Port Re-
publican bound TO Bottom.
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May s.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

In bmrjaanee of an order oftkc
Cnrajf Cam for The ayq,iR and eouuy
afors/ai4, made BY eon/eat Of 1a,7iei ~
The CAFE Of the United Stars; v. S.
Robert T. Hose and CO. in ebaneery, will
be exteled 70 public lale for ready mOaey
u9on fbe I9tb day Of Jsnf n<xf, tbe taAosv-
ing Valuable freberly, eoaqoed in trnf to
the /uIlarbers BY CA Joba Fitzgerald,
late ftba tom, deeeg/td, zig go
A Water Lot commonly call
ed Fitzgerald's Wharf, lying upon the
iourh fde Of King freet and eaA fde Of
Union freet, and bounded by an alley Of
90 feet in width, on the fouth from Uni
on freet to the water. On this piece Of
ground are erected three Brick Ware
hoples, If feet 4 inches in front, a. fees
deep and three itories high each--Alfo, a
SAIL LOFT above the up per fiery -
feet in length and IL feet wide upon the
floor--all under one roof. Adjoining,
and on the eaa Gde of this houfe, is piece
of ground unimproved the whole length of
the houfe, s. feet deep, terminating ona
Is feet al e., aid out upon the Cont Of t g
wharf. From the front of the wharf is a
pier extended into the river 100 feet by
60 in breadth. Appearing to the pier
is dock s. feet wide on the one fide and
another rs feet on the other Gde.
7, y.
I IN o. C. s'I HERBERT, TroRee'.
MAY 8. dit
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Just RECEIVED,
A COMPLETE AssoRTMKKr oT
c. 7, A S S.

Conhfing of elegant cut quart and pine
decanters, goblets, tumblers and wine
glaAes, to match plain half pint, pins
and quart tumblers, do. quart, pint and
half pint decanters, which will be fold by
the box, or by retail, on moderate terms.
AJ6,
Centlemens' fine black HAS
of hyperion quality, do. white with green
unders, childrens' fine do. of every CO.
lour, and quantity of we'll aforsed, low
priced wool hats, by the box or by retail.
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
April r9. 60
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..s,.a.ye countries, or who nave
her , re- hi, country 10 fave their ears
come . - to hang out terrors TO US
nave : e. mblic prints nay, fir, circular
LETTERS have been DILUTED through 'n nf
cue, charging US with the intention OF
sOu ssn,;ro at one time the eleetlon OF a !,
YlssSs and at another with the dsfgn OF
y.tss,ing the vote Of the electors and max nj
~ : nrs6dcnt by law. This was all a
"a, e,Iumny, and as it relates to the SCUM
s SaroI;na delegation, declare they had no
;,,,Otion of defeating the public will !;
,bsy never heard of any project for making
-, : ryeGdent by law; they had but one OBJ
"a n view, which they purfusd tteadily
J. lonq as there was any prolpett OF at
aiming it. Thelgentleman from ylfgi-
ia and the gentleman from New \ ork
I'D an equal number ofvoses; we prefer
ii the latter; we voted for him more
than thirty times, but when we found our
ooronents would pot unite with US, and
frrrlmed ultimately determined to hazard
me lofs of the contribution rather than join
n, !. we ceafed to vote; We told them we
cannot vote with you, but by ceahng to
vote, BY u6og blank votes we will give
,Gett 10 your votes we will not chooie,
but we will fufer you TO choofe. Surely,
MIR. Chairman, there was nothing in all
this which had any afpee towards defeat
mo the public will. Why | did not pre-
fer rhe gentleman who ultimately was pre-
ferred has already been mentioned. This
Is fubiea on which | did not expect to
be called upon TO explain; but the gen.
tlemen from Virginia have called, and it
was neceGary to anfwer. Permit me to
fate alto, that befdes the objections COM
mon 10 my friend from Delaware and my
lslf, there was "a ftrong one which | felt
with peculiar force. 1t refulted from a
irm belief thar the gentleman ini quefion
held opinions Rejecting certain deicriP-
ton CT property IN my tate, which mould
they obtain generally would endanger 1t,
and indeed leiIen the value ofeyery other.
Following the example fet by his colleague
the gentleman from Virginia has beRowed
much cenfure on the paf administration,
and makes it ferrous charge againf them,
having appointed under the law gentle
man Of Maryland who he fays was not
with us formerly, but unfutled his fandard
in the fervice Of his king, and fought a
gainf bis countrymen whom he then deem
ed rebels.
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aIsraaorta ADVERTISER,
SATURDAY, MAY s.

BY an arrival at Norfolk, letters nave
been received in Town of as late date as
the z4th March, they contain no pofitiye
information relative to the Dehnitive Trea-
ty, but fpeak of it as if no doubt was en-
tertained of Its ultimate ratification. -
Produce of every kind was very dull.
The PRECEDENT left Warrington on We'd
nefday for Monticello.
The frigate PRECEDENT, arrived at Waih-
ington on Wednesday lait.
II would not be conGdered decent per-
haps, to congratulate the citizens on this
exchange of prehdents. Tho there are
many perions who might think, that the
latter, would be much more ierviceable
in cafe of war than the former as the
excellency of the one, is faid TO eonfiit in
attack, ard the other in retreat, the mott
diifinguifhed qualities Of the two Pref
dents united might make a great Gene
raj. Wa@. Fed.
A letter received by gentleman in Sa-
lem from the Cape of Good Hope, dated
January 10, lSoa obferves " The Englilh
have given up the Cape to the Dutch /; and
it is reported here that the Englilh folders
are to proceed to Madras
From the Baltimore FEDERAL Gazette.
The tollsqviug ext,ai7, uvifb The lal/eqae1t
Proclamation, has been politely handed rs
Iy a gesflfmau Of This city.
60 Port Republican, Apm s, 1907.
I" Inclofed you have aproclamation lay
ing duty of twenty per cent according
to the tariff of Touaaint) upon all dry
goods not of French manufacture, import
ed into the iiand either in French or TO-
reign vellels. We hope it may arrive in
time to prevent you from being a fuferer
by fhipping Ruiliaa, German, or Englilh
manufactures"
Head quarters at Port Republican,
Marck 6tb Iotbyear at The French
Republic.
TIE General in Chief orders as fslloz0s'
Article /. All French yenels, arriving
directly from France laden with French
merchandise, fhaIl Only pay half the du-
ties of import and export which are inn
pofed upon the veaels of foreign natl
ons.
Art :. All veaels importing dry goods
manufactured in any other country but
France, fhall Pay duty of 20 per cent.
fS;gned) lie CLERC.
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PHILADELPHIA NJ <

4 YeAo-l - l71ay %
II. 's 81 arrived and fired falute,
is.,, mp mp. Monticello, capt. Davy, So
s, !. nom the lie of France, i, of which
sals H. On n lne coat, amidft heavy northerly
81 III. Va the 10th of March touched At
''''eNa' eaid there 3 days. Capt. D.
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A0oRGss By TEE PvatIsHERg.

4 Prefun1ed, little CONFEDERATION oily
make &c obvious, that 4 work 70 exfenGyr-
aud whch viii employ large capital. cameo
be Put 20 prels until 4 Hlaicient nun,ber ~
iaoicT'bers are obtained to make i orudru4,
ne Publilhers DC not reaollctl thatany booL
OF the lare amount, has been printed in ~.
United STATES, without either part 81 +bs.
'crchaie money being 'e9uircd in ADVANCE.
returns made Is i proceeded, Ev DELIVERING
the volumes as they were Iriayed. IN The
prei>nt cafe, the whole work vii! be foI(hc5
and completely bound, before any payment il
made. ~ -
It IS ear'@fIy r-qseftcd chat the oeatIener
who intend tuhicrhine will forward tb-,.
ramoe& as .oonas podibl@, either b. letter ro.G
pa'd} 70 the pubiiihers in PhiiadcIpbla. nr
through re medium of booksellers +, sbe
neg hooHag towns. II. poR-naGsr, yin
alto be 'u-nilhed with fu5icr;ntioo rannL
and IT IS p-cfrmed they VIII farpsrI 9r.,
nam's thst may oFcr. as reapacrse,o6
Aod 20 ,""oee gentlemen "a e,v. lr,z ljff1.
@t'@ 81. On, Whoever procarrs nine m5fs ribers
1''''. y ent.rl 70 tea'a ops. b,.g /, 1 fo
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THE PRop7sFD EDITION vfL1 coF~.Jn--
l. An introduction, Or preface.

/. An introduction, Or preface.
II. Notes or fnch parts OF the Con7men-
.arieS IS treat on ubi6Ets which relate 20
correlatiVe powers, delegated by the conait,l-
.ion and laws Of the federal government. az
Of the ha:c of Virginia; iLewing in WHIT
inltance the principles Of the BlitsCh cout3i..
tuition, the rnaxir,s Of that government, the
general cultoms o. common law OF PnglanA.
acts Of TIE Britfb parliament, and part,crlar
cu'tors5 or Prescriptions, have been adopted
or continued; altered and amended or Who'll
ly charged and repealed, by local c;.r,,---
frances political considerations, or the cz3refs
ProriionS contained ~ our contributions and
fta4ad law.
III To each volume Of the corperts-
riss there will be an appendix, into whirb
WI! be introduced NOTE Of more comfortable
length, which cannot conveniently be inlert-
IN The body Of the work, and SHORT Tracts
upon iome iubje&fs ariing out Of our own
contribution and laws
". he appendix to the fra volume vii
contain. A diicourfe on government. ,
An enquiry into the obligation and authori
y OF fhe common law ard fatntcs Of En-
land, ~ the United States refpeaivelv. and
whether the 'lme &c the law OF the federal
government VI the United States or ne p
3 view of the written law Of the rrrr--o.,-
wealth oi Virginia, rs p2rtakinp Of The con
ittution and laws Of the fedcr2l government
and treaties made thereby; as well Is ~ r..
own particular couajtutIon and aGfs of IT,.
!eg.ilarurr together with flch aqs of tbe
parliament OF Great Britain as NAV 1e Ani
iurro'cd e. have any force or Tb,;gs,ion
therein. 4. A view &c the ron1.tutior o.
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DOCTOR LIZ
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THE 9ublcnber has lately re-
moved to th:Brick HoaCe, oppoGt-toCcoucb's
/ ayevn, and near to ProGsr anu Moncure's
Vendue Store
dc proPoies TO Pra6t6e the Law IN the
~ sh Couftoi Chancorg, and Di0G1 Courts,
@n5 70 the County and Cry Cous,s, which
arc held in Ibis CRY.
HENRY BANKS.
Pje'm' q, 4pcnq p, ao2 Z
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Daefor Solemsr', GUIDE TO HEALTH.

ADVICE TO norH SExrs.-Pyice oas coiiar.
I'iiis work, in concite manner, recon-
n1ends the mott iirnpic and cfficacous remedies
VIII proper mode Of treatment for the
aiehnla, iofs of appetite, harrcnneis, bilious
complaints, confumption, female ddcafes, &c,
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E9141TO's
TOLL BRIDGE

THE Public is RESPECTFULLY informed is now
completely ard permanently fnifhed;
is fugnlfhcd with good, fFrong, and fubltantial
f1and-Rails; and will, very fhortly, be fup.
piled with lamps, from one end 70 TIC other,
10 that pa1ongerS az pais it by Dav, or bv
Night, with tlc utmon llfcty, and mott uD-
bounded confidence.
When the af magnitude of his underta-
king by a Jingle Individual; the chincrjcay
light IN which il was originally viewed BY tf,e
whole community; the irnmcnfs fun whicb
II has colt; TIE great length Of time "a period
of no lefs than u years. which it has taken
70 bring it to its prefcnr fate of perfection ::
but above all, the importance Of it to thoie who
travel north or tcufh, and particularly to the
whole country iouth Of {ancs River, in brine
ing their produce to market, and coming to the
leaf Of government, are confidered, = confident
hope and belief is entertained thar IL viii meet
with, and always receive, univerfal patronage
snc iupPort; executive Of thefe confdera ticSe.
ECOH ONLY ideif points out this to he
the CHEAPEST iand furely ir is the moR
AcREEABLEl mode Of croding the river: for
the very fmaH difference in the expepce of
golne by any other conveyance, bears no pro.
portion 70 the certainty, 6fetv, and expedition.
which this excellent ard uiefnl BRIDE Affords
SAMUEL JONES.
Et5@o1d, PirgsAin, St5t 4N, 1902.
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27tfe'' Fadreoo5's SPECIFIC LoT1oN
FOR THE FACE

has Medicine is iafe, certain, and fpeedy
Sure for pimpIes, blotches, free. ieS, lun-hurns,
tAang!es, Flng-~orns, and ali eruptions ard
humourS OF the face and Kin.
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ss* a general catalogue of WIN. Prich-
ards flock of books and itationary 70 be had
gratis ar the above fore, where the literary
articles, &c therein contained, as well as thofe
that monthly accumulate, fhaIi De offered to
his. fellow citizens and Others on equally
moderate terms, the fame as can DC parchaicd
IN aGy Of the northern cities.
Teachers at ieminarics of .earnry, and
county ttore-keepers who buy by Jyholeia!e
HAL have liberal difcount
Rie80a0''.|. -4s<sg9 sofb. SCI f6t-)
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TO BE SOLD,
FOR READY MONEY.

PURSUANT to decree Of the Federal
Circuit Court Of the United Srarcs for the
Diifri6t Of Virginia, in fuit between the
executors Of Hauhury's, piainets, sud the truf-
tees of gen. Mellon, and others, defendants,
s-tra6t of of land in rtle countyof Prince W..
liam, on he waters Of Bull Run, confirming
40 acres, now in the occupation of Mrs
Gwynn; or 10 much thereof as will Be fulfil
''ent 90 raile the fun OF $50 with intereG
thereon from O6tobcr 1897, and the COTS &
eTpenceS Of this iale, winch will take place
at Gadtbys tavern, in the town Of Alexandra,
on Saturday, the lixth Of November next,
IheY above tratt oEland was Pupchaicd ny
Pcyton Gwvnn, deceaied under the taid de-
aeee, and the putchafe Hnoncgrot being wholly
paid, is again to be fold for the iatisfaI4ioa
thereof, in conformity 70 Eaid tccree, ard terms
Of original fals.
=, M. RANDOLPH
Late MARTIAL, v. D.
R:sjmaad, Stti. tGl5. 1909. i4ds.}
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.Gos, ar Giles, (t5at tetas IF q tusu,e
candidate rlhe gsveruoy@ip Of vngm,a,J
GO6y did they .lif suitb their ha0as tolded,
and f6eir tongues lacked .GxaJe 16eir con-
JeRxenks 70 THANKFULLY robbed !! Fer eubat
q0as i that ys4 gave tbe(e people the Tx
dollars per day ? avbqt did tbsy near By
l7vearing 70 he faifbtul exerutisn Of fbe,,
dNly s Mas IL nat 10 /le that .1eu, nancy
zOus pyops,y maaageas ant i ibe fa5 g
qatte ot6erqUjls, if mr.. hQdyon, Mr.. J1-
feyion, ana Mr.. Giles. y all NE ,sfej tbe
.rseailiean corps iat 0szon, like jacobs
wife upon the top Of fuch tecrets, aobaf
esere they better tran tic pillagers, 4ykom
fiey farsed ait 2 LIS asl4rd, II oppsltiou
to5ae5 .f4t7s 70 ctpatiate asan az. alnlabie
private character, npon MafxiSle pnbiy,
Nbon a.A5aken Patriotym, trSxlceaaanf IT,
lsafs, fare rspabiiean p,lalifles, an Qrasut
loUe Of eon1ty, and ali t5e vf IT lbqt
.5'oeabulary q Jargoa. ibid. I
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The hip Sphinx, Brantz, Of this port,
has arrived at Calcutta, from Leghorn.
The fchooner Roby, Martin, has arrived
at Charleaon,
Arrived fehooner Evelina, capt. Crowd
hill, Of Alexandria, ~ days from Ma
deira. Left there three American ,tilels,
names unknown. lnlat. ~, long. S.,
fpoke the brig Ann, capt. Shay, from
France, bound to New Providence, out
IT days. June 9, IN lat. 81, long "a,
ipoke the brig Fair Americaas capt Cline,
from Wilmington, n. G. bound 70 Iamai-
ca.
Alfo the Enslilh noop John Gordon.
capt. Williams, 10 days from Martinique.
Spoke nothing.
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American ihip was loft in Jun:'

:. American mp "as ,rr
s a. il lar. long. So W. - % ,- sne
! ,s0 Z eOaa, and it is feared the crew
y s,,t OF by the natives.
were ~ 40 Iaoo, IN lat. 80. 10, long 70,
l a's1 r' &c ln.p Amterdau Packet days
Su, H., Bragdon, Of the Thomas Gordon
lap' MADEIRA, the ich'r lIabslla. Gran
ld'a lsil 10 s days for Tensf'ffs; brig
a'n, ~, r.afs, Beroanks, TO fail in g days tor
i Loss' brig Sally. Brown, 70 tan N days
ssp \, ia. Of MAJ, and brig Dilpa'eh' Bray
iron ON = lbs william Anton, of New York,
"a d M,dss;a the asih May. In
!, ,''''. -. N. long 81, w. expslsnGsd 2
y. : h,ayy gale, in which de was Obliged
's', ,a~ MARI q her cargo overheard.
'0 ,,ls !, Poke iehr. Ann, Gilman, from
csi. ,,,g bound to Port Republican, "a
da,. out, all well.
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publlr sale.

Ta-mor,oqv at 10 o'eloek, will be Jal1 az
the Yendae Store, in addition to tie
a,Teles ALREADY aaverHe3.
i Trunk Of CaLcoes and GlEg-
hams.
1 Box of Irilh Linens.
P. G. MARSTELLER, V. II.
July II.
aF- Clean linen and cottoR
rags bought at thi, oAlscssa