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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

GSHooNtR TRYAL of Norfolk, was FreigbtsS
y from Richmond for Baltimore vyIrh bran. on n p
E5Sh Of Iuly iaf, John Dudley ,naNer She is a6our
iwenty-tive Toos Burden, Plot Boa bu, Nitl
RED Trunk Companion, There is futpicion tba,
the naher OF 'he schooner has away with her as
he or the has 1evsr fnCe been hcatd Of. Probable
Dudley may have taken her to Charsf,or, 5, c. /
will give hundred dollars to any pet wg,o n all
toP lad Veiei. providing thar Dudley has run way
wiki hcr, and Who viii put il in my power 10 get her
sgain. Address 70
JOHN TAYLOR. Norfolk.
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T BIZ SOLD.
For READY MONEY

PURSUANT to a decree Of the Federal
Circuit Coutt OF thcUnited States, for the
plfrict OF Virginia, in fuit between the
executors of Hamburg s,paintifFs, and the tru!-
fees OF gen. Mellon, and others, defendants,
a tract OF OF land in the country of Prince vii
liam, on the waters Of Bun Run, containing
22o acres, now in the occupation Of Mrs
Gwynns or 10 much thereof as will be fiF-
cilept to raife the fun of {. $50 win intercft
thereon from O6soher 1881, and the COTS s.
exPences Of this fale, which will take place
at Gadfby's tavern, in the town of Alexandra,
on Saturday, the firth of November next.
hey above tract Of land was pupchafed bv
Peyton Gwynn, deceafed under the faid de-
cree ana the purchaie moneynot being wholly
paid, is again TO be fold for the fatisfactjoh
thereof, in eonformityto Gaid decree, and terms
Of original (ae.
d. M. RANDOLPH
Late Martial, V. D.
Ric6moad, Sebf. 1871 1909. DI,I
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NOTICE.

NM ILL tie fold to the highef bidder, at Dunk,rk
~ King and Queen County, for Cath, on
the I'd Uf January, iacs. Fourteen or Fiftee. likely
Negroes. -onthing OF Men, Wumer, and Chdrer.
K. B. CARTER.
otfobey .tfb. IS =. IS!
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CONDIYIONS.

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type, on luperfncH and from the t,nr
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very large O6favoH be publiibed in orr
volumes; and bell year.
bound in neat lawl.TII. Thar the ,r;ce
binding. Il Of the whole ran..
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pres as loon as al fha!l be twenty dol
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:. n j00'rg Of timAisa }aviag of m,nsy, f,r
's"iS . f1fH "''rs preeions tran Dso4sy.''
FRANKLIN
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ly join with your exsellency, in declaring
that this conviction has been confirmed
and increaied by the recent Plantations
of our national GOVERNED"
The iuojetts 10 which our attention has
been dire9.d, with every fubfequenr CON-
nunication, will be duly and carefully no.
,iced :; and we hope to participate with
your excellency, the pure aud virtuous
pleaiure Of lho!e whole efof!s ar: Intention.
ally directed to the public happineis.-
May the Almighty Power on whom all
depend, ever guard your fxcellency by his
providence, and by his wifdom guide you
TO fill greater ufefulne!s here, to the final
rewards of thofe who faithfully fe1ve him
in their generation.
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=. BOSTON, June izz.


" The expected fettlemenr, OF the
French legions on our own fouthern FROM
tier, excites many diagreeable emotions
here and / underffand the miniRry have
Observation-Disclosures to put the Predcs under
their influence in reguifsion to denounce
this meafure of Bonaparte and to endea-
vor to exonerate the Prehdent from al &C.,
quieicence in it; and from all culPability
on the fubjea. You may, therefore ex.
pet to fee the tune of the mini&erial pa
pers changed ?-and from fycophantic en-
com;aAs become the mott malignant revilers
ofFrench men and meafures. a..
" 1t will be recolleaed, when Bona
parte was preparing to invade Egypt, as
an encouragement to his " dogs Of war"
he promiCed them the grant OF quantity
of land, equal, if mitske not, to one
hundred acres each-to be located (he did
not fay whereI at the end of the war. 1t
is pretty evident the grant cannot be made
in Egypt the Fira Con(ul will, there
fore, expect endeavorto fulfill his pro-
mife in Florida. This conjecture is
Rrengthsu-d by the Circumstance of the
troops ordered to embark under Berna-
dotte, being part of The army Of Egypt.
Ifthcfe adventures cannot obtain good
mesfures in Florida they will not be very
bathtul in Jguiuting on the territory of the
United STATES. Their brother adventur-
ers in the Welt ladies already denoninate
US Arabs and they will treat US as fuch,
/" The fouthern fates are more peculi-
arly interelted in this .fubjefh than the
Northern. The eoterprilng Gauls, with
the poreaion ola country, rich to a pro
verb ;-abounding in all the valuable pso-
buttons Of nature fituatei in the vici-
nifty OF the Wet India inands ; and, com
mandiag, as, they will, the NOUN of the
MiGaippi, will have it in their power az,
bunian,ly to furnilh thofe illahs with
the articles which now compoie Guch va
liable branches Of our exports and by
intcrdiiting tn. navis alton Of tie Milf.
flippi, BY our countrynsn, through their
territory; will prohibit the f:ttlers on:
our wsAern waters from transporting their
produce to market, unIefs under [ueh du-
ties as tn. French toll. gatheres :ihall
pleaie to demand. How the full blooded
bucsfkins OF the Weaern Territory will
itonach this late Of things, is safy to i'm.
agiue; and that it mua Produte an lmme.
dia,e war with France, need not the gft
of prophecy TO foretell. No wonder.
| then, the PreGdsnt, and his able minliters,
! are EN- 5arrafrcd. They know they have
no, talents or energy fuficisns q extrlcat:
the United States from the threatened Fl;
tu,tion and they mutt refort 10 the cxpe,
! diens adopted. during the revolutionary
war; and reign the government to The
Viee. PreGden:!"
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NAV ;ttltale yoar Exeelitar,.

NAY 1t PltaIe jour E*ffhe0ft.
WE rhe undersigned Citiz:ns Of the
United States OF America, and now with
in the jurildittion Of your Excellency,
having waited in vain with fIent but anxi-
Gus expectation for the determination Of
your exceliency, onthoie cafes which ma
ny Of your Memorialifs have long had
pending in this colony, and row viewing
with aaon;ihm-nt, grief and Indignation
the abu4e and injury they have uhmeritG-
ly fufered, do, as the free citizens Of the
fame independent country, feel compelled,
with one voice RESPECTFULLY to rePrslent-:
That veaels, the property of Citizens,
Of the United States CT America, of i'm.
menfe value, are now unrighteoully, and
forcibiy detained in theie ports, where
they are rossins and apparently forgotten;
which veAels came here, either for the full
filment of fair and lawful contracts, enter
ed into with Spanith Subjects, or to ieek,
under the (anetion Of treaties, that hofpi-
tality which they had right to expect
from friendly nation, or which were &C.
cidentally met with, and lawleisly ieized
upon and conducted hither by cruilers in
the fevice Of the Spanifh Government.
That the Merchandise brought hither
in veilels Of this laa defcrip,ion is in like
manner torn from its righ,tul owners by
the ftrong hand Of this government.
That many of our countrymen, both
Captains, Officers, and Seaman, have been.
rigorouAy corfn in common priions, and
fo,nc have occupied the fame horrid apart
ment. with the vilea MaIetattors, ard the
mangled limbs of executed Ahatiins, and
this without the confcioufnels, or even tho
acculation of a crime -!
That many of US arc forced TO remain
here in exile from our friends, ou' families
and our country, and to waite the belt
of our lives, not only without being fer.
vicable to ourlelves or others, but to our
own certain ruin, to the great lois of thoie
who have employed US, and to the inevi-
table diitreis of thofe who are dependent
on US for fabGitence.
That many ofus came here at time
when Spain was at war with a powerful
nation, and we came to carry to market,
on account of his Catholic Msjefy's fub-
jetts, the perihing produce of this colo
ny, which could not be transported with
Eafe,y under the Spaniih flag, fome OF US
even brought with US property, belonging
to theie fuhjees, refcued from imminent
danger in an knemy's port.
That an evident .diftinetion has been
made between US and the citizens or iub.
jeas Of other nations, that we have felt
oarfelvesthe objects of undctcfyed CON-
tempt, and have had the modification to
hear our government, illuminated.
Thefe are the grievances of which we
complain 70 your Exccllency, and for
which we RESPECTFULLY demand immediate
and complete redrefs, in that way which
to your Excc!lency may ieem mott juf
and proper, and at the fame tine aGuring
your Excellency of our highelt refpett
for your Excellency's character, ard ex-
allied fation.
Buen,s Ayr,., 26 March, 1904.
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iolne dsyes previous to his falling. in the
fchooner .PeTletverance Capt. Waterman
has brought di(patchss from him for
our government. We alto Learn by capt.
Waterman, that alhort time before he
failed, brig, belongiu to this por. owned
by Mr.. Butter, Quppoled TO be the Nep-
tune put into ST. Thomas ia diHreis, from
Antisua-the captain, mate, ieeond mate,
and one leaman, having fallen victims to
fever which prevailed on board, after
they left Antigua. A captain Fowler
had taken charge of the brig, and was
lhortly to fail for home.
Arrived, brig Jane Maria, Waterman,
St. Thomas /; Schooner Cornelia, Geer,
Baltimore Dilpatch, Jones, Curacao
Cleared, Ship American Packet, Oicott,
Trinidad and Cuby brig Wemyis, BIZ
iet, Hull Ghooner .Goliah, Pinkham,
Curacao iloop Eliza, Bayn, Weit- In
dies. .
Brig Dorey, arrived at Port Republi-
can in g days ihip Simeramis, Smith,
Of this port for Canton, arrived at Manll-
Ia early in December and was there on the
It February, bound to Canton and New
York.
... Arr;ved/fuee our LEFT,
Brig Jane Maria, Waterman, 10 days
from ST. Thomas, Left lchooner of this
port, and number of Americans, names
not recolletsed. The Jane Maria has
performed her voyage from this port and
back, in 50 days. -. .
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NEW YORK, June 20.

Captain Jones, Of the fchooner Difpatch,
informs Us, that on his arrival at Curacao,
which was on the I'd June, he found there
the Bri,ih fhip De Ruyts, formerly be-
longing to the Prince Of Orange; on the
4th he received letter from a captain
Noyes, who is detained on board her,
requeiting his interference. IN his behalf /;
he applied accordingly, and received for
anfwer, that he ihouid be difeharged if
captain Jones wonld procure a fubfitute!
Captain J. then applied to the American
Conlul and adireaed a letter on the iub-
jea to the captain of the De Ruyter, who
promifed to take his requeR into conhder-
alton. When captain Jones madefail on.
the 9Th, he was fred at by the De Ruy.
ter, and ordered again in port, becauie he
had not come on board with his papers
previous to his departure.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02
PHILADELPHIA, June 80.

The internal duties on fills and
donefic dittilled fpirits, on refined fugats,
licences to retailers, fales a, auttion, car
riages, for the conveyance Of perfons, and
fampt vellum, parchment and paper
pudlant to law paaed lalt felion Of Con-
grefs, vi i'll ceafe to be collected after this
day. Neither the government nor the
citizen can Immediately feel the effect of
this meafure fuppoied by fome 10 have beer
for the public good, by Others for the
Thrift. of i'll gained popularity. TINE,
that great difclofuIe Of motives and events,
mutt give The anfwer-mul convince the
American people of its utility or on the
neceGity Of their revival, call forth the
mott bitter excavations on the head OF their
decrivers. 1t is much CATER for the 60.
vcrnment to lay an additional duty on
articles already taxed, than to refort to
new tourccs ofrevenue. The recent infur.
reaions will cv.ncc the the truth of this
axiom and Mould the prefent, or fome
future ad;niniara.ion nscd additional iup:
plies, rather than refort to 70 jua tho
unpopuiar) an expedient, as the revival Of
the internal taxes, the Merchant and the
Mechanic would be made the additional
as they now are the principal Importers
of the government. ........ 90,
To, morrow will expire alto, the ia
far the msre e0avenient organization ct
the Ceurfs Of The Uuittd State5; and with
il, ali that-is dear TO an American Citizen
"A FREE AND INDEPENDENT JuDIcI-
AIRY. That judge, who was formerly
conhdered the protector of the govern
ment and the citizen, NUT hence forward
fe 4 himfelf iniecure in his feat-unprotett-
ed in his right through fear of the pow
er aHumcd by the former under the fpeci.
Gus pretext Of obeying the will of the lat
Ter. BY popular phreDzy and mifg guided
zeal, pations have been brought to ruin ::
The fate thu. await US remains Yet to
be recorded.
Arrive Brig Agnels, Weeks, Bottom,
| Sea'r. Har nony, Duckendoff, St. Andrews.
" Arrived at the Lasare.to. ~
Brig Union, Wedges, Wea Indies. ..,
Cleared, Chips corpelis, BI'fs,. Briifol; -
Fair American. Sjmopton, Portugal brig
T.yphenia. Patter, St. Andero leh'r Liber.
ty, N vel, Cape Francois. .-..
Capt. Sherer of the brig Express, failed
! from St. Croix the r4th Of June, left there
/ tue following ve6els
Ship Eugenia, Fitch, Philadelphia; brig
Horatio, Beard, New. york !; fehfs Mshi.
| table, Smith, New Lo,.don ), Flgig, Rich
ards, New-York Sally, Allen, Rhode
lfland Hannah, M. r. or i. Savannah ;
| Martha Walhington, Buikilk, New.York ;
Fair Play, Anthony, Wilmington, N. c.
-, Rider, Bottom.
Letters by capt. Logan, from the Rio
de Plata, reprelent the ftuation Of Anne.
rican citizens, and property there, Id
terms the mott diarefing and humiliating.
The following remembrance drawn up and
iened by the Americans there, and pre-.
| tented to the governor, will enable our
readers to anticipate the fpecies Of oPprei-
Gon and injuRice which is experienced IN
that quarter:
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NORFOLK, June IS.

Arrived the Britih fchoouer Molquito,
captain Mescalf, ~ Gays from Jamaica.
Arrived the brig Friendhip, Wellnan
(of Salen) ~ days from Aux Cages
Spoke on 18th inR. off Maguana,fhe fch,r
Eliza, 8 days out from Port republican,
bound to Philadelphia.
Arrived the Britlih fehooner John sndEed.
capt. Edgeornb,.s days from Nsiiau, New
Frovidsnee.
Arrived the brig Mary, capt Young q
days from Kingdom, Jamaica.
an Ens.M hip from Liverpool, and one
'front.' rcer, ock, bound toCity Poi"t, anchored
in the Ro,ds on Thurfday, e. days pahAse.
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BALTIMORE, June 90.

Arrived lhip Warren, Phillips, 20 days
from Fort Republican. Left there ihips
Hero and South Caolina, of N. York,
June 20, lat. 81 7, long. a., poke
brig Greenvich, from Port, Republican tor
Philadelphia.
Arrived fchoon-r ST.. Dnmingo Packet,
Wilton from Charlefton. ;r
Arrived French brig LIE Iuae, Gorce,
80 days from Aux Cages, bound to Bor-
deaux-but having fpruDg a leak, put in
here.
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Captain Waterman, who arrived yeaer-
day morning in 10 daysifrcm St. Thomas
informs that Mr.. Caldwell, late Amefl-
can Conful a. St. Domingo, arrived there
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Stationary.

Lead Inkaands with glaf holders; Pocket do.
Morocco Pocket Books aforted; Playing Cards;
red and black lnkpowdsr; Waters by the, poun d
or OF. Letter Paper of different qualities Foof
cap writing paper; Quilts and States, lead aud
fate Pencils; and general afortment u
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Lands In Kentucky.
On TUESDAY,,

To be fold BY Public Sale at the
Taatine Ctfte- Rom, Neqr fork, on The
a9dy Of Derezs5er rexi, at II o'eleek,
n0aa.
Eleven thou(and acres ofland
IN one or more lots; laying in the coun-
yof Fayette, fate of Kentucky about
80 miles from Lexington anu Frankfort,
20 miles iouth eal OF the Ohio Rive and
ADJACENT TO the public road between the
Two Mama Rivers and ieyeral riiog
iS'tlemenis. The foil generally good,
well Watered and timber of various deicrip-
lions.
Thee lands within IS miles of Main
Licking and kentucky rivers, both nayi-
gable two TO three hundred miles above the
extremity Of the lands.
AJa, =
be fold at the fame time and place
Is the above, another TRACT of LAND
o. nine shouiand acres, in one or MOTE lots,
Ains county of Fayetse, fate of Ken
-.asSy, nearly The fame diaance from Lex
lnStOO, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
!. = ne foregoing tract, and lays between
.as iOrmer and Main Licking river, d.
an. IRON the latter only few miles.
Inc ioil is IN general good, we'll w.
S'sa and timber Of different kinds, and
a = ne iormsr tract, in the nei2hborhood
~sae isttled parts of Kentacky, and op-
p0u,e jerfey festlemens. The grants
y ~. Edmund Randolph, Efq. in 1857 and
sI00' and the title deeds are clear and In
slrutab;e.
b.1 As tteis lands areso Sc diipoled of for,
e e'ua'i OF creditors, they will be poGtively.
,ra TO the hishea bidder, for approved
-',ss al two and three months.
e. Iapt. Fowler or Mr.. James MaRerfon
sfW usS'1ston; Mr.. George Brook, Cle..,
~, .uooio'd county; or major John Lee
e. l !, Frankfort will point on, the lands.
n. 'u " information and an accurate
WIN y Inc lands. apply to John & Charles
Yo,t S' HiqFs. or Lewis Simcnd Etq. New
PM; > OF TO Mr.. Brown, Dumlries, Viz
Jay 80. j
Is + y K S a L Z,
LAT TER
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FIRSI NOTICE..
In tie cafe II john B. ARMsrEAD, a
Baakrubf.

In tie cafe II JOHN B. ARMsrEAD,
Bankrupt.
WBEaEAsa Commiflion of Bankruptcy,
founded upon tae Aa Of Congrefs Of the
United States, paGed on the 18th day Of
april, 500, entitled " An Ad TO efab.
lin an uniform fyaem of Bankruptcy
Throughout the United States" has been
awarded and iaued againa .1obu B. arm
jfead Of the county OF Loudoun, merchant;
and he being declared Bankrupt, is
hereby required to furrender himfelft to the
Commiiionersin the fad Sommifion nam
ed, or major part of them, on the laG
Wedn,aay in September next, and on
the 6rit and fecond Wednesdays in Oao-
Der following, at the houfe OF Mr.. Lacy,
in the town of Midileburg (Loudorn
Couoty) at Ia.o'cloek on each day, and
make full diicovery and difclolure of his
ega,e and effects, when and where his
creditors are to come prepared to prove
their debts; at the ftcond flirting TO chute
aMgnees, and al the lalt fitting, the faid
Bankrupt is deGred TO fnith his eAamina-
tion, and his creditors are to adent to,
or diGsnt from the allowance of his Ger
ti6cate.
All perfons indebted to the faid Bank
rupt, or that have any of his effects, are.
not to pay or deliver the fame, but to
whom the commidloners fhall appoint.
BURR POWELL,
Secretary TO the Commihon.
Middieburg, Augua II. l7l) dzSt
T Z E S II FR U II,
Jge reeefued9aafor.,/als BY tbeJallenber;
ALSO,
Good New-York Cheeis, BY TIE quantity,
Almonds BY The F5ai!,
Jar Raifns,
Spani(h Segars,
Mountain Wine by the Or. cafz,
With general aaor.ment of groceries.
LIKEWISE,
A variety of DRY GOODS, which
he will difpofe CT at prime colt, as he with
es to fell off bis prelent aock, it will be
an Object worth his cufomer's attention.
JOSEPH DYSON.
July 81.
FOR SHE.
The time of a Negro Girl, a
bout IS years Of age. She has got about
3 years TO lerve, and has been accuaoued
20 aoule work.
Enquire Of tie Printer.
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N O r &c e..
Mtbs matteyef Ha0G Me'Pbey(an,
A BANKRUPT.

THE Creditors of the fad bsnkrupt.
are hereby notified, that the comniaion-
ers will meet on Saturday the 18th day
Of September, at the Eagle Tavern in the
city Of Richmond, at 10 o'clock in TIE
forenoon, for the parpoie of certifying to-
the Judge Of the diari6t of Virginia, thar
the iaid naac Mc'Pherlon hath made "a
full oifcovery of his eltate and effects and
in all things conlormed himfelf to the d.
ret.ions of the act Of Congreis made and
now in force concerning bankrup,s, when
and where any of the creditors OF the faid
bankrup, will be heard againf the COM
mifiioners certifying the fame.
ROBERT BROOKE,
Secretay TO The commysouers. 2.
Richmond, Seotember 1T. (7) DIT
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Chap Books.

Prompter; Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp,
Mother Coolies Tales; Trojan War, Guiiver
Reviv'd; Laugh and be Fat; Hocus >ocus, Di-
vine Emblems; Letter Writer; Spanih Rogurs
Religious CtSlItihip; Conquel of Mexico !;
Bucks Companion; Youthful Jeltcr's Cheap Re-
Dolitory
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After theie precautions, the Confaibc-
took hinfelf to the palace of the Arch
duke, in the great fquare which, TO
our furprife, we found 10 deftitute as noe
to afford a Jingle faggor ofwood to dry
his clothes by.
Every where the national cockade
had been ftIbitituted for riils Auftrian.
We found three thouiand Gck and wossn-
ed in the iacfpital, among whom were
lcveral Frenchaen. a great number
of Cifalpine refugees entered with us,
who had been TOLD fortnight before
OF the certainty ofthis happy event. Bur
circurnttance which peaceful fcience
out MILAN gave liberty 10 the gresr
fonfaaa, who had groaned under =
weight ofchains, for having been guilty
OF the crime Of filing place. in the
Republic.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Intending to fnpply the market
OF Alexandria with the different kinds OF
FISH which the waters of the Potomac
'ifores has prepared Subscription Paper
which viii be open at the Coffee Houie for
the flaeeroi 10 days from this date. Any
gentleman dehrous OF being fupplied with
fiSH'aay be furniihed with the paper
apcn application TO the manager of the c.
Hoqle. I. B. SMITH.
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