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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
FRONTIERS OF SWITZERLAND,
OslOher IS.


What we expected TO Zee has happened;
the promif-d moderation has not taken
place. tic light blue ribband OF Zurich,
which was to be the fignal Of union, has
NOT prevented innumerable arreGs, iniuits,
and outragcs. On TIE roth the old Paf-
TOR, 1oblcr, was fired at in the city, but
fortunately the ball mifed him. The cap
tain of the Helvctic grensdiers, Grimm,
mas been treated in hsrbarous manner.
Every day new arFcas arc heard Of. It
is true that we are far from placing rhefe
facts at the doors of thoie who are now in
power; but as they remain unpunilhed,
that gives US at Leaf falpicions OF inbsci-
lily. It is fad that the country people,
who make common csufe with the ruling
party. is competed OF al the ancient Bail
lies, GreAiers, Ser jeants, Archers, and
their yart.fans, from whom we cannot
furely expect any thing bur seiiianee TO
the new order of things.
From Aarburg we learn, under daie ct
tie 10Th that $50 friGoncss of Fribprgh
and the Leman have planted the Tree OF
liberty in the mida OF The sir, Of Ca Ira
and MarlciIloil,.
The troops Of Bale, who had been re-
quired 10 keep ready for marching at the
6ra Ggnal to join Bachmanp's army, have
received orGers to remain where they are.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
NEW. YORK, Dec. I6.

Ship George, SimPfon, Greenock brig
Hannah, Walton, Aux Cages Happy
Couple, Starks, Savannah fchooner Ooly
Daughter, Littleheld, Martinique En-
terprize, Stevens, Virginia Betiey, Hop
kins, Dcme:ara Mary JchnGon, Grill,
Norfolk Rebecca, Tibbcts, do. Char
lot'e, Tippin, do. Aoop Maria, Raymand,
Richmond.
Cleared brig Moies Gill. Patterfon, N.
Orleans Eliza, Half, Cadiz, Hariett,
Adam, Surinam Joicpb, Tinker, Mar
unique, fchooner independence, Jones, ST.
Thomas.
Brig Csrus Aborn, ha, arrived at Ca
dig.
The laip Mary Anr, An3erGon, failed
from Clyde for Virginia on the 9TH Nc
vcnibrr.
The Two Brothers, CIoogh, Of and for
New York, from Leith, got aground in
Lendiyoe, in the ilaad Of Yell Shetland,
on the roth Oaobcr. Fortunately ir
was in place where no fe, could reach
her, and lhc gotof ard failed on the 10th.
4rri0ed Ifuce arr kgf.
Englilh fhip George, Sinp(on, from
Grccnock. Nov. II, Jaw wreck, fup-
polel to be aoop-7 day fnce, f2oke
lchooner Active, from this port bound to
ST. Bartholomew. No arrivals a, Gre
mock from America, fncc Tie Lydia faile,i.
Left there, ihip Enterprise, Canning, 10
fail in few days f' this ?ort.
Brig Hannah, Walton, S. days from
Aux Cages. Lefr there, on the 10th
Nov. fchr. Harriet, of Savannah, to fa;s
in few days for Chsrlegor fchooner
Fsiendlhip, OF Char!cfcn, to fail in day.
for Cape Francois with French lgeneral
on board fchr. Richmond, Pfar,, Of Say
brook, for Jamaica brig Sally, of ant
for Salem, 90 fail in days; and Chr,
belonging to Bottom name not recolleaed.
Nov. 18th, fpoke ch's from Cape Fran,
co.'s TO Rhode IAand, oat 4 days. a3,
fpoke an EnslNh hip from the Coat Of
Africa, bound TO Newprovidence out So
days. Dc. ----, fpoke Morning Star,
cut 3 days from Philadelphia, bound TO
Triaadaa. nth, poke nip Abigail,
Wi,iisms, bound from the Tie of May ID
Philadelphia, out IS day, in lat. IS, IS.
At Aux Cayes, Pork Is dollars per bar
c, BeefI6, Flour 10, Batter ; bis per
Is. and hogslard bits.
LLorD's LIST.
PaGsa by Gfascfend, the thip Fair Amc-
gican, Flowers froas n. York M:narva,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
TiaIlIl OF alexandra.

N TOTICE is hereby given to the
IN Stockholders of the Back a. Alex
srdri, that an election will be held at
Court Hopit, in this town. on the third
II ,sdsy in January next, for the pnr-
p.l.. Of chooGng nine Directors of the laid
Bank. for the enlulng yea-, agreeably 70
charter.
CUaDEN CHAPLIN, c9@ier.
eoqt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
BOSTON, Dec. 8.

Arrived, brig MahaIa Windion, Wind
for, from Liverpool. Sailed in co. with
the brig Lydia, EIolbsook, for Bottom
Swanalcy, for Phiiadel 5aia; Mars, Shelf.
field, for New York. The Mars failed
fonle days before, BIZ. meeting wlfh bad
weather, returned with lob Of cabiA AID
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
Iusl kecelVed.

Iust kecelFed,
.i4l FAR Esls By tie Sa5frrder, al bisfere,
terner IF Price chi Usion frsets,
Is Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 Go. 4,h proof Brandy,
s do l.ew- Rngsand Rum,
do. do.llnd Sin,
: Quarter cAs,s Catalonia red Wine,
! Ns,s Annilecd Cordial,
Ia Boxes dpt Candies,
sugar in hhds. and barrels,
Coffee and Pepper IN bags,
Hiyf,ulkin and Souchong Tea,
Jamaica Rum and Malaga Wine,
Raiilus in keys al,i boxes,
tiper', Snuff if BALI barrels aud kegs.
Mems coayfe and tine Sh es,
Nonlens Morocco and f1ncy kid do
Aad eichc Raes of INDIA GOODS, con-
fli,s Of Mamoad;es. Eaerties, GuzzAnah', Mo-
aus, Gungies, Cheeks aud Cakc2es, and lew
ui.tes China and unSe Haukcre'.-iis, and K
ysaS Duck. A large quantity Of Red soai.--
l.gAfelgR, aud : few barrels Tanners bsf
brown OIL.
BENZ. SEIREVE, jun.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
L A T E s T
Foreign intelligence.

Fyoa Glel5a7v fapyrs 10 the I'd # MoVss.-
Der, rseeipsd Al the odee Of Tie ". T.
Meyeaahle A2vsnyc,, ~ The Zip -
xia, Tressgs4.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
For Sate, BY The Sn5l6ri5er,
MUFFS 81 TIPPETS,
With an elegant a!iortment OF
r. ry,,,,,,>,,iDrrS
7 0r | mmmlagS,

!
p,aek B>ar, Silver Bear, Cvofs Fox,
Rei Fcx. Ru,Iian White Fox, Canadian
NIY,;n, s,laytiu Furate, Peruvian fsiaftin,
s,an,.h Chenchello, h!aes Ru.iia Gans'
Silver " Ole, do. Fox, 90. Angola
(,.ar.e ssagosa; fable, FLYER gray BACK
f,5,se1, sad,cs' NIocofoas.
-aLS<3-
few dor. Of " \ Dbl : =.
The above goods have Al been mann,
s,aafeJ within thgse months /; they arr
4 ,hs newell tasl;ons ao,i 4 'he ino'S &c
a,sal p,ices, at she fore az COZ. G.lPia'
. 'l,l hoafr, On Niog f5eef.
THOMAS T. aPEARcE.
NJ 3. The highea Prise given sor all
aiads OF Isafs. -
DC. s. $1,000
sTJPERFING FLOuR,
81 faperior quality, manufactures
,,.:c,llar.y for family pie Tor me y
f''-'N JsNAEY e PATTON.
&c. lss
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
] IRVING, GLIDING. ana
FURNISHING.
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,

From Phi!adelphia)
a. P,mes-Strset, befqpssu Faiiriax ard
#efer Streets, nsaf 400ar 10 DR.. Dick Is
u tbe bog(s !eff!y oeen2sea ~ Grove
WRIGHT:
Respectfully informs the citizens
alexandria that ihe intends re.iaiag here.
i few months, and VIII be happy in
.:susins any orders in the above bfanch-
Ut baineis. She regllds and varaithes
{. frames 10 as 10 make them appear like
.r.s and lieewile varnihes then with
,s;icular kind of warmth that Will bear
w.inipg.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
LLorD's LIST.

LLorD's LIST.
PaGsd by Gfascfsnd, the thip Fair Amc-
sican, Flowers froas n. York M:narva,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31
TO RENT,
II Commodfoas Howfe,

hard q DC gained, and easy 10 be lcst."
AMBIr1oN causes a secret riot in the
soul, which occasions perplcxity of
thought, and catches at an imaginary good
which always eludes its grasp.-The de-
sire OF fame is so much Migrated in OUR
nature, that we have no one faculty of the
mind or organ OF the body which does not
relish it, although it is an object Of desire
which Is placed out of the possibility of
ffuit;on.---For there is no ambitious man
who is in the height of his reputation, that
IS not aspiring to accumulate TO his honor.
Ills desire ut fame causes him to view with
q Jealous eye, the man who was once his
inferior overtaking him in the paths Of no.
nor and preferment, and induces him to
set to work every art which maIignity can
devise, to reduce him to his pristine state,
as he thinks his accumulation OF merit is
detraction from his. The man whose
virtue and talents have elevated him in So
ciety is not suffered to remain unmolested
in that easy state which conscious recti-
tude never fails to inspire.---The ambiti-
Gus mind views with suspicious desire the
honor which the worthy man receives, and
the high estimation in which he is held by
the community, and anticipates with feel
ings rendered csllous by long course of
adherence TO this passion, the success of
his eSertions, aided by every thing which
the darkest malevoienoe can contrive, to
wrest from the worthy citizen that portion
ofrespect whichhe Justly merits--He pro-
pagates his ill-natured discoveries with a
secret pride, and applauds himself for the
singularity and acuteness Of his Judgment,
and hopes by the demolition of the honor
Of the respectable man, TO add to his. Vain
hope Why wilt thou SUITE" this deluded
mortal to pass with inquiry? Why not
expose him TO the eyes Of the world, that
he may receive that contempt and abhor-
renee which he merits p
SHAKEsPEAB has nobly touched this
vice, when he says,
NM sfeais my Nurse Steais Trash lis some
thing, nothing
'T1ras mine, MS his, and haiti been slaUs 10
thou aIsds:
.Bus he thar .fLsh's from me my sood name,
Ro5s me offbat rrHIes NOR sSRTcHES HIM,
Bur MIXES NE Poos INDEED.
Thus far I think I have exposed the vi
cious elietts of AMBtTIog in the male, and
think It necessary to notice It's progress
with the female sex. It rarely the case
that you viii hear one woman agree mat
another is handsome, orpraise her accom-
plishments. There is nothing that VIII
sooner incur her dispieasurc, than to eX-
patiate on the charms OF her female rival.
But, Old the contrary, condemn her beeu-
~, and you Will see with what ayidity she
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New Publications
.yUST REczIrED ~ S. PLs<aANqs' PRINT
iNG-oFsIcE ASD RooE- SzoRE.
THE SUPPRESSED WISTORY

THE SUPPRESSED HISTORY
Ofthe Administration of John Adams, late
President Of the United States, b.
John Wood---Also, a separate pam
Plr,et, containing Narrative OF the sup
preston hy MIR. Burr.
Secret Memoirs of the Court of Peters
bIrgh particularly towards the end %
the reign Of Catharine III. and the COM
mencement CT that of Paul forming
n description Of the manners OF Peters
burgh - ,he close Of the 18th Csituty,
&c. with remarks on the education OF
the Grand Dukes, and the mannefc OF
the Ladies, and the religion eff the peo-
pie.
Antenor's Travels in Greece and Asa:
including some account of Egypt, 5 vols.
Voyage from Montreal, on the river St.
Laurence, thro' the Continent of North
America, to the Frozen and Pacific O.
ceans with an account Of the rise, pro-
gress and present state of the FG. Trade
of that country--ilustrated with map
by Alexander Mackenzie, Esquire
Suthrie's Geographical Gra1nInai---the
18th edition (l6ol) corrected and con
siderably enlarged.
Brydone's Tour thrc Sicily and Malta
Constitutions of the United States, ac-
cor5ing 10 the latest Hnendments--to
which arc prefixed, the declaration of
Independence, and the Federal Consti-
tuition, with the amendments.
Life of Bonaparte, first Consul Of France
from his birth to the peace ofLunevilie
TO which is added, an account of his
4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31
JOHN ARCHER RoBERTSoM

THROUGH the medium ofthis paper,
Informs the public that he. has removed to
this city to reside, and intends to practise
law in the following courts, viz. the court
Of Appeals, High court of Chancery for
Richmond district, District court for the
same, Federal circuit and district courts,
the county courts of Henrico, Chesterfield
and Amelia, and the Hastings court Of
Richmond; A strict and steady attenti-
on to all business confded to him, is pro-
missed, and collections made, when rcquir-
ed, on the usual commission.
His attendance on the above courts will
be regular, and his efforts uDremitted to
give every satisfaction.
Conyeyancing executed in a fair hand
and the most technical forms, at a short no
tice.
Letters Of general credit, Of recon-
mendation and responsibility Tor a due
execution OF official duties, from gentlemen
Of great Responsibility and and pecuuiary
resources, can be exhibited if reuuired.
Richmond; july 80, 1909. (2u)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31
New Light,

I'D Y Virtue Of decree or the -orrf Of
A-V the United States, for the covr,h cjl-
CUT IN the Eastern Virginia Die,r.6s bear
ing date tie 10th day OF Deccnber,Is0l
wherein John Tyndsil We're. eAecQlo7 Of
william Jones, dec. who was SURVIVING
partner oil Farrell and Jones, is pls,ntif, 3
William cambridge and Jane Dand24cea.
executor end eXecuuix OF Nathaniel yVs ESD
cambridge, dec. Williams Macoa, John
johnson and kcbeIt Anderson, suryi,jr,,
trustees OF the sail Nathaniel n est .s,,-
bridge, deceased, John Dandrioee, Eol.sr.
cambridge and Nathaniel Dandr;dae, sons
81 the said Nathaniel West Dapdrydo4.
Fa'rlck Henry and Dorethea his vile, phi.
Ip Payne ard 5EgabeH h.s vile, Job,
SpotsE cod Moore and Ann Katharina he
WI Wood en- Fay nd af7rv sNIE,
and Archer Payne, lie said Dorothea. i.
hzabeth, Ann katharine and MARY, dp,gf..
ters OF the SAID Nathaniel West Dan
dn;cge' deceased, and dcyisees in his wa.
and ---------- cambridge, - of
Alexander SpotsTcod Dandri,ige, oei.nd-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31

Purchased Of Capt. Miller, Saint Mary's
county, (Maryland,) about the 10Th May
last, and probably may wish to make his
escape back he is about six feet two in
ches high, : years old, rather OF a yellow
ish complexion, large nose, but very fat
and low between the eyes, long hair which
nc generally keeps ccmbed back, littie
bowie. ,ged, bold countenance, and gene
rally very poiitc----he is an exceeding
good dancer and has very good turn to
mimicis, both Of which aD.usemcnts he is
very apt to indulge himsclfin whennotic-
ed by white persons. He wore away a
blue sailors jacket, striped cotton overalls,
a linen shirt and pair of coarse shoes,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31

N. SMITH,

Va WI I'D
MANTuA-NAEER, FROM koY0oS,
I Eos leave 20 inform the Ladies Of
k3 Richmond, Manchester and their Vi
entities, that she has imported number Of
the newest and most approved London
fashionable P.A2THR.A a.--Also. a few
LICE CLo.dKS, ditto YEILS, Ladies'
SHOES, SC. all ofa very superior quality,
which aren9w open for then. inspection
AZ NJ. PgEPoE's, Miliiner, in the Main-
street.
N. b. DRESSES made at the shortest
notice in the frs; stile of elegance.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31
The other named


Purchased of Mr.. Joshua Willard, OF the
aboye mentioned state and county, near
Leonard Town he is about five feet ten
inches high, remarkably well made, about
25 years old, thick lips, the upper (Which
turns up very much when he smiles; he is
very polite in his address and plays ex-
ceedingly we'll on the violin; his clothes
were when he went away, saifors short
striped coat, a brown cloth surtout, linen
overalls, white cloth waistcoat and bree-
ches. They are both aftful and cunning
and no doubt will change their names and
endeavour to get on board some vessel, or
go INTO some ofthe northern states, in case
they should not return to the place where
they were purchased.-.AH masters Of
vessels are hereby forwarned harbouring
said run-aways, or taking them out OF the
state at their peril. The above reward,
with reasonable expenses, viii be paid to
any person experimenting and securing
them in any jail in this state, and givin9
six weeks notice in the Virginia Argus, Of
the place where they are lodged, orFiF.
TY DOLLARS for either of them.
ROBERT WALTON,
JOHN HUGHES,
Gath June, 1902. l6m1
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AN ADDRFSS
20 all TRUE IND RRAL FRIHEDs 10 7sE
cHRFSgLAN RELIcfoH

CHRISTIAN RELIGION.
WHEREAS great Glamour or out
cry Is Of late made by some persons who
are rot friendly to the Baptist profession,
saying that through the familiarity and
Kindness shown by the Baptisls 10 the
black people, it is said is the cause Of the
insufreet0ns, or disturbance that has ia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31
100 Doilars Rcward.

II AN-AW AY from the subscribers, at
NN. Capt. VIM. Mercdtts Tavern, Cum
berland county, (Viryinia) on the 24th
inst. two likely negro fellows, Ito wit,)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31
Sales at A dai0n

M Ill be sold by the subscribers. q
Wv their Office, on Saturday the siss
instant, sundry articles ofgrn1rchsn,lje,
the property OF Wight and Harris, Bank.
rupts, b. order and Under the direction of
Charles Spencer Moses NJ. Myers and
Neil M'C0u!l, commissioners OF bani7Int-
cy IN the case Of said Wight ard ljsrr-
----- Without reserve for CASH, viz
yards narrow Drab Cloth
"a 10 do. double mlled do. 60.
About so boxes brown Soap;
so pair Shoes;
so Dutch Blankets;
8 dozen wotstcd Hose
do. cotton do.
piece cloth 9 yards
90. Plains ls do.
J do. Frize I 10 d..
do. do, 10 IL Do.
J do. Coating % do.
! do. DO. d do.
J do. do. lG - do.
l do. do. IL ID do.
l do. Plains Is l-4do
do. do. l6 do.
do. do. 90 do.
do. do. 80 do.
do. do. 1914 do
Q do. Duhil 81 do.
do. Flannel
l do. Coating ls do.
do. blue cloth SO do.
do. do. l8 do.
do. Duf1l 8 IL do.
] do. Cloth 8 10 do,
] do. Grey mixed Ie lid
] do. Olive 5 10 DO.
] do. Grey 2 do.
! do. Superfne, about Is do
PEosszR s. MoNcu93y 20
Hehmend, July 9th, 1902. ''7'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31

CAMPBELL e. crank
XXI AS dissolved by mutual consent on
Wv the 9Th instant. Those who have
claims against that conce q viii please APP
ply for payment to SAMUEL CLARK; and
those indebted, arc desired to make pay
ment 70 him.
.ARCHTB.IL Cyf1EPBELL.
SyfltTUEL CL.fRR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31
8AlTUNL cGfRK

S.aDTUEL CLARK
WILL carry on business in the House for
mery occupied by Campbell s, Clark.
He has on hand good assortment Of
DRY GOODS, and is in expectation of
bis customary supplies, which he will dis
pose of on moderate terms for Cash, APP
proved Notes, or Country Produce.
Richmond, July 27. 500. r4w1
/.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31

---the Isle OF france
St. Ponds travels
Tarleton's Campaigns in Norlh-America
in 1850 and 1881, Ito
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31

On Thursday The 22d inst. departed
this life, in Williamsburg, after short
but severe illness, MIR. GEORGE WASH
lNGTON HOOMES, second son of Col.
JoHN HooMEs of the Bowling-Green, in
the 23d year Of his age. A dsconsolate
widow bemoans the loss Of an aifeGticnafe
husband an infant son is deprived of
fond and loving father; and q numerous
and respectable acquaintance, while they
are emulous of those distinguished virtues
whichrendcred him an ornament to society,
lament that early decree, which nipt in its
bloom SO much repl worth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31
F. Rabineau,
L I ~ We r,

Respectfully informs the ladies and gen
tlemen of the town of Richmond and its
ylclmhes, that he takes LIKENESSESi in
MtNlAl URE--aiso DEVICES with
NATURAL HAIR. He will pay strict at
tention to those who will please to employ
HIM. They viii please leave their names
at Mr.. Richardson's, where his work also
Beware IF I couttIe ofDesheyate .lssass',1s.
A Couple of desperadoes are traversing
the country, and are making dreadful ha-
voc of the property and lives of old and
young. They have already slain more
of the inhabitants than were slain in bat
ties and persisted in prison ships, during
the American war: and, at the same time,
they have wasted more substance than
would pay the whole national debt. Their
strength is iuvincible. Their method of
attack is to strike people on the head, then
instantly they trip up their heels, pick
their pockets, and continue their blows, on
the head, till they have quite beat out their
brains. Though they inlest public houses
chiefly, they are also often found lurking
IN the closets OF private houses, in the
workshops af mechanics and in the fields
of farmers. In some instances, whole ia
miles lave fallen victims TO these muir
derers may whole towns have been ra-
vaged and ruined by them. One poor man
hereaboutS, that had formerly been an in
dustrious thriving mechanic, has very late
ly been murdered by them in manner
too shocking to relate and there are Sc
veral othersin the vicinity, who have been
daily attacked by them, robbed OF their
money, smiUen on the brain pan, knocked
down, and in all respects 50 violently ham
died that an alarming stupor has succeed
ed, and they are already brought to deaths
door. In word, the country is in dan
ger from a couple Of outlandish miscreants
who mock at reason, trample upon the pre-
cions rights Of man, and equally bid def
ance both TO law and gospel.
Thename of those two ruiFans are RUM
and BRANDY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31
For Sale,
Il TALUA8LR
Tract of L and,

IN Prince Edward county, lying on san
/ dy River and contains us IL acres
there are upwards of one hundred acres Of
low ground, small part Of which is to
clear, and excellent meadows may be had
with but httle trouble and small expcnce.
There IS good dwelling house with four
rooms below and two above, and all Heces-
sary out houses. The plantation is under
good fences, and in prime order for orop-
ping. The land is well watcred, as there
arc twelve or fifteen good springs oil it.
A further description is thought unneces-
sary, as It is presumed no person will pur-
chase without first Viewing the land, which
viii be shown by The subscriber, or MIR.
Jo9N NASH, living ,lear il. If it is not
sold privately before the sixth day Of Sep
tember next, it viii ON that day be sold to
the highest bidder. One half Of the pur-
chase money will be required when pos
session is given, which VIII be the first day
Of December next, and a credit of -
months will be allow I'd for the other half,
the purchaser giving. bond and approved
security, TO carry int crest from the date if
not punctually paid. MALE NEGROES
from IA to SO years of age, will be taken
IN part payment at valuation, or TOBAC-
co inspected at Rio hmond, Manchester
or Petersburg, at cas- n price.
OWEN HASBTts.
Prince Edward, jelly -, 1907. (6w)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-12
NORFOLK, Iune :.

Captain Chamberlain, from 81 no.
mass, informs, that on his pahaSe he fell
in with the fch,r Able Thule, capt. l.
Haynes, of this port, bound TO Choflf'
ton, who furuilhed him with the follow
Ing particulars
That on the nth May, being OF BAL J.
feterre, Gaadaloupe, he fell in WAN vel
fel having 100 fouls on board, itfetcalAS
off aud Oh the harbor; that they were
without h,ead 0, water /; capt. II. luippl'e .
them with a barrel Of bread and neg,
head of water; from them he learn, 'ls !,
the French troops had landed at ol. ~.
Terre without oppoftior ]; and had taken AZ 81
poGefion of the place; from thence 'ps III
had proceeded to Bahaterge with t0'I f %.
Of the line and f,igate, and landed io I'D
men, the greater part Of whom were ~, y.
ed by the negroes. Thefe u1tof el'. y
people had efcaped, being aPpFenshlpie', Se
a naffacre of the whites in ali paris q ~. ~,
iland. A heavy cannonade was KEEP .e.t "
while capt. H. was in fight OF the ils'' T.,
one of the 74's WIS very ma;h i0J'''S =
the batteries.
Arri el The Britih brig Comr'S''
.apt. Cox, from Hamilton, iernnda. ,,,..
Arrived the Britih ich'r Adn'e''u'''
capt. Grum!cy, from ST. Vincen's'