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ard landed at Hampton yeaerday. Paf-
fengers, Meilrs. A. Tubeuf, (of Norfolk
Jothua Barney, Holmes, and O'Mealy, (of
Baltimore} and 10 French gentlemen and
Ladies.
Arrived the fchooner Two Brothers,
capt. Newell, II days from Port Repub-
lican. Left the lchooner Polly, capt.
Mallory, Of this port to fail for Jamaica
in few days.
Arrived in Hampton Roads, the Chip
Mary, capt. Bates, rs days from King
iton, Jamaica, failed in company with the
lehooner Polly, Butler, for Philadelphia.
Left the brig Mary, Young, to fail for
Norfolk the 9th Sept. Spoke the 10th.
ult. in lat. 50, long. SO, the fchooner
Mary, Pratt, from the Spanilh Main
bound TO Bottom.
Arrived the Britifh brig Lady Mellon,
capt. Wood, IS days from Guernley.
Arrived the loop Mary Anne, capt.
Addition, IS days from Madeira, in diff
trefs, bound TO Baltimore. The capt.
informs, that when he left there, two
brigs from New York (names not recol
letfed) were miiiing. Mr.. Pintard had
had accounts of their being conGgned 10
him month before the departure of the
Mary Anne. A fchooner which failed in
company, from Norfolk, bound to the
fame port, had not arrived the 18th Of
Auguf. Sept. a6, inlat. 80, 80, long.
sc, fpoke ,he fchooner captain
Bowles, ? days out from CharleAon, for
Martinique.
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!. g. do. fpoke on The 18th ult.
gih VII. t Sally, Hall, from St. Johns,
ise'Jpsh Philadelphia, in lat. ~ ~ y long.
d live, =; veaerday morning, lhip New
h I. sfrward, a. days from Liverpool.
} I q, there the zzd Augutf, the following
.,ael, Of this port. ~,
:, .u's :, India, Halfway, ditto, briggs
IT., Lark, ditto. Hannah and Sally
S UI,0s from hence has arrived at Cape
fil raar. Steward from Liverpool fpoke,
60, *. lat. 43, long. 43, 80, ihip
ssrs from New York tor London,
hs DAYS. Same day ihip selim, from
Ri Baltimore for Amaerdam, 10 days eu;.
10Th 10Th, LAT. As 80, long. 81, So IMP
rs;r American, from New York for Lon.
i ian' out 10 days, and on the 18th fell
s = With the hip Live Oak, Dejar, from
II;y,roool 10 Charleeon, in lat. AZ, So,
limo h sS, out SO days-all well.
-" S,ne day, arrived ihip Margaret capt.
c,osars from Hull, who informs, that
!. allied in company with the ihip Mag
~. Of New York. Auguft 9Th, lat. S.
!, long. W. lpokc the fchooner Rsleafe
from Nswburyport bound to Copenhagen,
Sept. 4, lat. 40, long. 45, W. ipoke
tte brig Plymouth, of Salem, 81 days
mi from S.. Petersburg to New York.
Sept. S, lat. A, s., long. 4S, ". ipoke
II. hip Bath, Of Portland, 81 days from
Liverpool, bound TO Bottom. Sept. 20,
(Oke hip Howard, Of New York, 81
dsys from Giafgow to New York. lar
a, long. s., w. Lat. SO, long II,
10, lpoke the h'p America, Of Salem,
iom India, bound TO Salem, $50 days
out.
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Ten Dollars Reward.
To be continued.

u AN AWAY from the Subscriber, on Sum
IN day morning, the sd inf. an Apprentice
boy TO the Cooper's buiineis, named JAMES
LYLES, eighteen years Of age lalf Auguif,
about FIVE feet one inch high, brown complexion,
walks with his knees turned in. Had en- when
he went away a grey Bath coating jacket, thick
iet waifcoar and ,znaburah trowicrs, but took
other clothes with him. Whoever returns him
TO the Subfcr;ber fllal receive the above Rewar'
and all reafonabic charges, or Fifteen Dollars II
taken 70 miles from, Alexandria.
CHARLES JAMESON.
N. B. All matter, Of venels are iorewarned
from carrying him ell.
October T. q
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Glsrannria annert!ssr.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER J..

!
ExtraR Of letter f,om a gentleman at
LtgborA, 10 his correiboxdent in Neqv-
baryPort, datrd JuJ s, 1902.
''Laa evening heard that an American
brig from Marleilles to New York was
captured by Tripolitan coriair, and alto
Swediih venel; the Swede was recap
tured by the United States lchooner Enter
prize, but the American was carried to
Algiers. I have juf feen the copy Of a
letter from conful OsBrien, dated Algiers,
10th June, which Hates the capture of the
brig Franklin of philadelphia, on the 9Th.
On the morning of the aft l law, three
leagues eaA of Algiers, another Tripolitan
corfair, with brig in her poaeGion, aand-
ing to the eaaward, which I take TO be
another American vefel. 1t is a fact that
there are at fea at preient s fail Of Tripo
Titan coriairs, and it is aferted that the
frisatcs of the United States ard thofe Of
Sweden, are blockading Tripoli.
BY a letter from Triefe, I have news
Of the arrival Of the ichooner Sea Flower,
capt. Flanders, from Newbulyport."
Citizen Dupont De Nemours, Traveller
Of the National Inititute in the United
States of North America arrived at Paris
about the 5th of Augu&.
At late hour laR evening we received
accounts of the lhip Fanny, capt. Meal
latter being below from Amferdam, Che
touched at Cowes and had IS days paf-
fage from the latter place, we are inform
ed that fhe brings London dates TO the
18th and Paris to the Eft Of Auguf-
Likewife an account of the fuppreaion
of the circulation of all EngIifh newspapers
in France, by an arrete Of the French 60
verIlment.
(PbA Pab.)
Copenhagen, .J1uue 2S, 1902.
ne 17aMT0!D y DeNMH'R, ~ WI 00H'f0-
man, an american.
The Royal Board of the Admiralty are
obliged to you for your attention in fend-
ing us your New Variation Chart, & &C
cording to your propofal to make fome ex-
periments on the variation of the Magne-
tic Needle on board a vehel. We beg
you will be 70 kind as to apply to captain
Snedorf, an officer of the navy, and CON-
mander of the ihip Seyeren, to whom
we have given our orders on that fub-
jea.
The Royal Board Of the Admiralty,
the 15th June, 1902.
II. KAAS,
]. P. WLEUGEL,
FsKNUHT,
L. NORREGAARD.
Copenhagen, July THE Board of |
the Admiralty of which the crown Prince !
is the head, have imagined, that the mean
variation on the meridian line extended |
from the Royal observatory, proves how
CoLox~,o 49, H. ,.11s,I II
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TO BE SOLD,
On Wsdue/day, the 10th day Of NoUtmber
next, GIN The PremJes,
R. & 7. C. R AY

WI nv eQNeJQHP) 'He ~" 10y y ~ ~'"'O0'
next, GIN The PremJes,
Ninety Acres of Land;
Belonging to the eltate of Roger Welt,
deceafed, on credit until the 1T day. of
March, 1903, the purchaler giving bond,
with approved fecurity, which, when paid
good and fuflcient deeds lhall be made
This Land is about three miles from
Town, and begins at the road going to
Mount Vernon; and forms an oblong fquare.
adjoining the lands Of William Hepburn
and the late Lord Fairfax, plat of which
will be produced.
RICHARD CONWAY, Executor.
Ossober 7. d
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Cobenbagex, July 1.-THE Board Of
the Admiralty of which the crown Prince
is the head, have imagined, that the mean
variation on the meridian line extended
from the Royal observatory, proves how
near the Variation Scheme can be applied
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NASSAU IN. P.) September. ~
PLR IL E ).

By captain Iohnlao, sot the America
aoop AGrea, from New York, ~no a.
rived on the 18Th infant, we are iHI0I n,
ed, that on the I'd in the evening J" ,;,,
g., ion. 70, he faw an armed ih'p 0es a. y
down on him, bat as fl,e made no iIs's'',,
kept on his courfs. 10 the night - n @o'.
ever, he found that the faid Zip hSo w !,
sed him, and was cIoie on o0'f q, ts
was hailed from her Immediately, w. w.
their language was unintellig'ble,. fl ho.ol
anlwe.ed he was from New-Yors' p n.Ga
to New Providence. Captain T,, "aJ
perceived, by fome movements on him.
she lhip, that The meant to fire into '' d,'
which they did feyetal times 10 as ns ID az
mage his fails and rigging. ne in @J and
appearance of fusrenderiog his ve'' e. 70,
hoiaed out his boat, and lent ne' ;ns Ia,
words the nip; but in the mean !. ''. advsn.
wing repaired his rigging, ne '0. .s If the
,age Of Tome coniufon on ooa a ..teo in
(hip. and made fail, having , tiFn G"osrot
the people feom the boat. FROM ~. >" hight
.failipg, and the darSneis Of the va
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nation Of morals ard manners, which
would eventually iaue in the lois Of liber-
~ and the difolution Of the body polite.
The removing of children from fueh IN
natural parents, as totally neglect their
education, or corrupt their morals by the
daily proaigacy of their own example,
and the placing Of them under the care OF
diicreet and benevolent guardians, who
would faithfully fee to their inAruttioa,
would be to them the greateft Of kind.
nef1cs. Thoufands and tens Of ,honfands
might thus be refcued from wretchedneis
and ruin, aud be rendered intelligent in-
daarious and ufeful members of fociety !;
TO which they would, o'herwiie, be a
burshen and pef. eENEH.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY iron, the subfcriber, on Sun
II day morning, the sd iaa. an Apprentice
boy co the Cooper's buliaefs, named JAMES
LYLES, eighteen years Of age laa Augut,
about five feet one inch high. brown compiexion,
walks with his knees turned in. Had on when
he went away, a grey Bath coating jacket, thick
fet waihcoat and oznaburgh -rowfcrs, but took
other clothes ith him. Whoever returns Him
20 the Subscriber lhall receive the above Reward,
and all reafonable charges, or Fifteen Dollars if
taken 10 miles from Alexandria.
CHARLES JAMESON.
N. b. All matters of veilels are forewarned
from carrying him off.
o9ober :.
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N o C E.
IN tie Matsy Of T5amas Moore, Bank

IN tie Matter ef T5amas Moore, Bank
rupt.
THE Subfcriber being appointed AZ
Ggnee OF the eaate and effects of Thomas
Moore, late Of the town of Alexandria,
a Bankrupt, all perions indebted to faid
Bankrupt, or that have any Of Ills Goods
or Effects in their hands, are, not 10 pay or
deliver the fame to any perlon other than
the Subfcriter, or fuch as may be duly
authorifsi by him, all .thofe who have re-
ceiyed Goods or Monies In payment lince
he became bankrupt, are requeted TO
fund the fame, otherwile they will be
dealt with as The act dileefs.
Wm. OKLEY, AJgguee.
Oa.IS. dIst
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RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber, on
Tuefday the 9th infant, Negro Man
named WILL, about II years Of age, five
feet nine or ten inches high, has fear on
his left knee and another on his right foot;
had on when he went away, tickien-
burgh fhirt, brown roll TOWERS and
wool hat about half worn; but it is likely
he may have changed his drefs, as he took
with him a cotton fhirt, an Old light
brown broadcIoth coat, and new pair Of
fhoes. He may probably be lurking about
Alexandria, and may attempt to pats for
a free man. | will give the above lie.
ward for experimenting and fecuring him n
any jail 70 that l get him again, and if
brought home all realonable charges will
alto be paid.
Matters Of veGels and others are forbid
harboring, carrying off or employing
faid Negro at their peril.
WILLIAM CASH, San.
July 10. Iawst4
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7UST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE

At R. $ !. GRAY's Booklfore,
REPORTS of adjudged cafes In the
Court of Comnmon Pleas, during the time
lord chief julfice Willes prehded IN that
court; together wlta iome few cafes Of
the fame period determined in the Houie
of Lords, Court of Chancesy, and Ex-
chequer chamber. Bychalles Durnford,
barrllter at law price to iublcribers, 4
dolls. 50 cents, sonon- lubfcribers s dolls.
Altoazo, King Of Cattle tragedy
in five aets-by NJ. G. Lewis price
3 cents.
BIBLE-A few copies Of cary's new
Alto Family Bible, ornanensed with plates
and maps price Sdollars.
Suhfcribers to Conrad and Cos. EDITION
Of Selees Novels, are informed that Cler-
mont, by Mrs. Roche, forming the sth
and 9th volumes Of thar elegant work, IS
now nearly ready for delivery. Alio, the
I'd vol. of Warner and fiannsh's Select
Plays.
Iut,r ,6
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
The Turnpike Road from Alexan-
dyla TO Little Rlver,


in Loudoun county, will be received BY
William Hawthorne for hlmfelf and join
Thomas Ricketts,, in Alexandria llrael
Lacy and Burr Powell in Loudoun David
Hunter and William Riddle in Berkeley
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Frame
in Jeferfon; Bulhrod Taylor and Wm'
Davidlon in Frederick ; Samuel Ciowdiou
and William Stienherger in Shenandoah.
This being bufnels in which the com"
munity may be greatly benefited, and as
it has only this day come into my hands,
| have undertaken to publith without con-
fulting the other commlfioners as they are
all at difance. The law IS with ne
and doubt not will be hewn BY the
other commifioners, to any Perion ap-
plying. The law require ten dollaty 70
be paid at the time of fubferIbing 'ns
remaining fun ofninety dollars, On e u,
flaare, is TO be paid in dividends, as ca'lta
for by tie PreGdent and Directors, 10 "
cholen by the itockholders.
Vim. HARTSHORNS'
April 70. e..
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pabltr 5ale.

NH BE- /0ldio the b-gbsf bidder, t0r rea-
ay mosey, on SATURDl4T the zsb
day ef A4gsa next, ortbs prsmyes,
Sixty Acres Of LAND,
near the old Court oufe, in Fairfax
county and adjoining the lands of VIM.
DENEALE and Henry GuNNELL; this
land is of good quality, and produces good
corn and wheat, and is fold by virtue of
"a deed Of truff from Edward Adams and
Temima his wife TO me, to fatisfy debt
due from the faid Edward Adams to Viii
liam Deneale, amounting to a7o, with
interea from 18th June, 1899.
JAMES WILEY, Truaee.
July a3. 7awIot
Iuh received and for Sale at
this ofice-Priee one Dollar,
D e B a L E S
In the Senate Of the United States, on the
bill for repeating the late
JUDICIARY Law.
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COTTON PLA.N7..4 TIO
Ontke Sea CoaZ2of Vlyglnaa.

(
THE fubfcriber wifhing very much to
Zee an e.fablifiment Of this kind introduced
into cur fate and Being convinced tllaI
lhould she fasae fueceed, q comfortable.
loarce OF ineluisry and wealth would asife !
.sherefrom: offers to the confederation OF
any perlon Or perfons the following cir
culnstances:
Il has been the opinion Of Southern
gentlemen with whom the iubicriber mas
Converted On this iubjeet, that there gould
be no doubt ofthe fuecefs Of faeh an under.
taking, if properly conducted, and that
at any rate il was worth the experiment.
To an en,erprizing character, field IS.
here opened, by which, ihould iucceis at
tend, a vae fource Of wealth may accrue.
The more ioushern parts Of this continent
have experienced the benefits airing from
the culiure of cotton in the mott eminent
degree. When we con6der how imall
portion OF our fare from climate and htua-
tion is capable OF being converted into I'M
provements of this kind, and that lhouid
this fInall part which can alone pellets the
advantage become fuccefsful in the expe.
riment, the refult mutt be obvious 70 all.
Smiths Iiland lies in the Atlantic Gee
an, Immediately off Cape Charles, Is a,
bout 81 degrees IS m. Of latitude, and
contains about 1000 acres, comfortable
part cleared.
The Iiland Of Mccon lies Immediately
adjacent, and contains about 1000 acres,
the mott part cleared.
The foil on Smith Illand is finely Pro-
duefiye, the climate 70 mild as to vege-
tate al all times, and fupport great itoek
without any other food than the natural
grafs.
Z With refpea to Smiths Ilaud, fome re-
frietions would be made concerning the
Rock, game, &c. the other would be let
Internationally. The advantages airing
from ffhsries at theie places might be
made very comfortable. Salt works were
formerly carried on likewlfe, but whether
an obest al this time, muss be determined
by tn fe bet aceuain ed.
Propofals may be-a ldreiied to me IN A.
lexandria, TO the care of Warrington
Craik, Elq. and ihaJl be attended To-
Having a comfortable quantity OF tie
Georgia Sea Ilana or Black Seed Cotton
in my poieRion, any pe,fon who might
incline to make the experiment may be
accommodated with the iame-it was i'm
ported direct from the fouthward.
| cannot clole my obferyations refpeet-
ing this property, without remaTkiag that
il has long been iubjea to the dePreda
,ions Of evil minded perions. 1t has al
WAYS been the deGn, intention and or
ders of the lublcriber, that the1hipwreck-
ed faiIor receive on Smiths Mand, every
protection, comfort ard afiRanee il is Ca
pable Of afording; but the fame diipoil-
tion which will alleviate the dlitreiies OF the
unfortunate, will punilh the vices OF the
wicked.
Iuly Q. Iaw3m
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For Private Sale.

The whole of my property ftuated on
Prineels ifreet, in the Town Of Alexan.
dria, confitting OF 4 good dwelling houfes
with Efficient lots attached to each.-
They will be fold together or feparate as
may fuit perfcns inclined 10 purchaie.-
For terms apply on the preniies to
HENRY MeCUE.
June 22. d3teo
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Stationary.
Bookbindlng,

Of every description, executed with neatneis
and diipateh. Merchants account books ruled
and bound to any pattern at the ihorteit notice.
C. Wanted,
One or two boys of good connection, between
II and IA years of age, as apprentices to the
bookbinding buineis.
April 10.
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IN the cafe Of .JamesGellaes, a
BANKRUPT.

THE fabfcriber being duly appointed
Afignee Of the Eaate and Effects of James
Gillies, all thoie who re indebted to the
faid Bankrupt, orwho have any Of his En-
ietts are hereby required to pay and deli.
yer the fame forthwith TO the iubicriber
or TO fuch peffon or perions only as may be
Authorized by me.
JOHN M'IvER.
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The
Accommodation C0achee,

WILL leave Mr.. Gadfby's City Ia
vern every morning, at half pae four
O'Clock, for Baltimore, to accommodate
our Alexandra friends: returning, leaves
Mr.. Eyans's, Indian Queen every morn
ing at fix O'Clock, and arrives at Alexan-
~dria the fame evening.
The Pfopriesors will not undertake to
.promile as much as The Mail Pilot, which
runs bur 50 miles per day, although il is
! faid 10 Plot the Mail, which runs from
5 SO 10 a 100 miles per day.
The PROP2IETORS.
Tuns-o. d6t.aw
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SPRING GOODS.

Joseph RIDDLE g Co.
Have imported in the brig Union, cap
tain Woodhoufe, from Londop, a gene
raj anorsmeat Of goods fuitable for the
prelens tsaion, which they offer Tor fale
On reAionaale terms, by tie piece or pack
age.
May is. d
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Ia be Rental,

The Houfe In which | now
live, of which I have leafe for upwards
Of three years from this time; the ftua.,
ton is eligible and the Houie commodious
For terms apply to
J.B. NICHOLS.
Fairfax freet, June 70. co
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"
Haze rreerDfd, and e9sr far /ale,
Catalonia wine in hhds. & quarter caiks
Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, St. Kits,
st. Vincents and Barbadoes--rnm IN hhdS.
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Of the fif qua
lily,
Mufcoyado Sugar in hhls.
$50 Bbls. Statia do.
Havannah Molaiies in Elhds.
Hayannah white and brown Sugars, In
Boxes and Bhls.
Soap and Caadlss in Boxes,
Sweet Oil in do.
Raiiins in Boxes and Kegs
Pepper and Coffee 10 Gags.
"A HANDsoME ASSORTMENT OF SHOES,
-Cqglqmg e
M:ns' Calf in Trunks,
Ladies Kid and Morocco do. IN Boxes,
EAST INDIA GOODS, viz.
Nanksers, Baftas, Mamoody's Cur
rahs, Guzinahs, Cafahs, Moharags, Gun
sges, Stripes, and one bale of handfome
,Deiorfoy.
ALSO
Ravens and Ruiia Duck and Shestings
by the piece or bale, and two bales fine
Rufia Ofnaburgs.
A complete aiforsment Of Ruaia and
New-England Cordage, and ore s. inch
Gable 7ofathoms long. "A imailquan-
tity of Upper Leather.
lime % d
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1ohn Gardner I.add

IL. io,sl, ysesi,vs1 to, Jfssle al BIS Hars-s
bsxls, Prince 6r<<f y farf,
RaGa Sheetiags, per bale or
And India Cotton P'ses'
German Linens and one trunk fswingH
Silks and Ribbons,
A few pair handfome Looking Glafes
IN gilt and mahogany frames,
Two bales Of Paper Isangings,
A great variety OF mems, wonsenss and
sshildfens, ihoes, coarie and fine,
s s:s;s a,'s. i rHs,,
Tea tablet etts Of China in boxes,
Cotton, wool and playing CARDS,
Holland and country Gin OF the bet
quality in pipes,
w. India, and n.
-.Es gland Rum, IN hhds ana Dis
NlolaTes & Sugars
Coffee in bags,
Spinning Cotton,
Butter in firkins,
Beef and Pork in bis. and half bis,
Spermaceti and tallow Candies,
White and brown Soap,
Chocolate of the bef and common fort,
Cheefe of an extraordinary fine quality,
Shad, EIerrings and dried Cod Eth,
A quantity ofred Soal Leather,
Frelh Raiiias and Figs incaiks,
Lemons in boxes,
Pepper, Alipice, Nutmegs, Almonds,
and a iInall quantity Of iTeih Hops, &c.
AJa,
About tons Of Lignumviis.
May 10.
la MNIEY -c2 PAIl1M
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Chap Books.

promptcr; Aladdin, OF the Wonderful! Lamp,
Mother Goofe's Tales; Trojan War, CULVER
Reviy'd; Laugh and be Fat; Hocus Pocus; Dr.
vine EmbIems; Letter Writer; Spaniih Rogues
Religious Courtihip; Conqueil of Mexico !;
Bucks Companion; Youthful letters Cheap Re-