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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-19
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IN pursuance Of a Decree Of Tx
Cpcut Court ej-tbe Dntria sfCelam-
bia, fer Alexandria Coxaty, auHl be
ex32sel 10 sale ts. cash, on Saturday Tie
4fb day IF Dreembe, next.
A Lotof Ground on the welt
lide of Fairfax Street, and to the fouth of
Franklin Street adjoining Lot OF Joihua
Riddle on the South. This Lot is twen-
ty one feet in front, in depth, ieyenty
three feet, and is lubjef TO ground rent
OF feyenteen dollars and an half per an
mum.
Alto, another Lot of Ground
beginning on Fairfax Street a59 feet 10
inches fouth from Franklin Street, extend
ing in front on Fairfax Streer twenty
feet in depth Ia3 feet 5 inches on the
Lot is fmalI we'll fniihed DWELLING
HOUSE. This Lot is fubjeet to an an
nual rent of FIVE lhiilings.
THOS. IRWIN,
John DUNLAP, IComm'ys.
PETER WISE,
November z. eoI3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-19

I. The Work @aA be co1rbnyedm tqO'
Daodeeimo volnmes, Of 0boat $50 Pages
each, g .AaA be printed in the 5ef manner,
on fine Paper, andne7v 1ype.
II. TIE Prize qvil be one Dollar FER 20
lure liz 6oards, payable an dfIi0ev,
- II vep cogfderable number Of Co.
pies being 0ireody Ja5(rr,ded far, The qg',k
AuH be PIT 10 Pres, and fay.5fd 7vit5'M
d7y.
e. Su!/mi9!ions reeei1sd BY the P''-
iy9er.
Sept. L.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-19
IANNEY g PATTON,

IANNEY g FAIO1N,
Haze ji4f reeesvsd BY tie .Jeb'r Harmssy,
CAPT. cra5frse, Ji0w Po,fo Rico,
20 hhds. & $50 barrels flrit
quality Muicoyado Sugars,
AJfo, on Hand,
Molafes, in hhds.
Grenada and Jamaica Rum, in hhds.
and barrels,
Catalonia Wine,
N. England Rum, In hhds. & barrels,
Souchong Tea. ola hyperion quality,
Blown and Cattle Soap,
Mould and dipt Candles,
Cogniac Brandy,
Fine and coarie Salt,
Men and womeu's Shoes,
Queens Ware in crates, aaorted,
With complete aaor,ment OF N. Eng
land and Ruflia CORDAGE; .Eae-India
End RuHia Goods.
Il L S O,
% Hhds. Berbice Coffee,
40 do. I'd quality Sugar.
Oct. 30. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-08
Twenty Dollars Reward.

CTOLEN from the subf,riber, living
- in Louifa Ceunty, Virginia, the 9TH
of Nov. soRREL HORSE, about 4 feet
10 inches high, dacked very fhort, two
hind Feet white, with Star and Blaze
in his Face, the Blaze beginning at the
Star very f;nail, and fpreads 70 as to cover
his noie, fhod al round; PAGES well and
fat, riots and cansers. HE'S fuppofed to
have been ilolen by Soldier who deiertcd
from the Public Guard, in the city Of
Richmond. The above Reward will be
paid for giving facb information that the
Horis may be got. and an additional Re-
ward Of Twenty Dollars fol experimenting
the Thief.
JOHN S. SMITH.
Louifa County, Va. Dec. 6. ostt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-08
Frd@ tie (2icbmexdJ REcoR0Ez.
[ConrINuRD- ]
Mr.. THOMAS PAINE

ss There is in America, more than IA
!" any other country, large body OF pee
]" pie who attend quietly to their iarms'
6 or follow their ieversl occupations, who
/" pay no regard to the clamours OF snc-
!" nymous fcribblers, who think for them
!" slves, ard Judge Of government, not
" by the fury OF newfpapeF writer's, but
IS by the p.uden, trugaliiy OF rs mesin'es'
6 and the encouragement il gives 70 the
g Improvement and preipcrity OF the
6 country and who, acting on iheif owe
/" Judgment, ncyfa come forward 10 4n
" election bur on fome great oecah' n
+" When this body moves, all the lit''S
/" barking Of icribbEing and whites ours
g pats for nothing. To FAY to tbs IL,
e dependent acicripsion Of mea y94 @44'
g tura oaf lacb or l.e5 3es/o1' a ne "f&t
g eleaiou, FAR tbsy 5aVe takea at s'Y4. =
& many taxes, and l,Dsaea tbfa(fffS'F'g
G gove,smsnt; tbsr lays aJ|mVs1 ~ y. ls..'
" Or m, 5ratker, or wIfyj'sm q %('",
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-08
ADVER TISEMENT.

My Son HENRY MOORE & my
lVI felf had agreed, before he left this,
that / fhould keep up the BROKERS' BusT-
NESS he had been engaged in, during his
reGdencc in Kentucky, and be particularly
attentive to LAND TRANSACTIONS, which
might produce me lome profit here, and
he of fergice TO hin, there. As he has
made fst;lsmenl in thar country, take
this method Of il formlng the public, that
I will undertake 70 buy and fell LANDS,
and negotiate in any Other way for them,
and that | will alio attend 10 any other
buiiaefs commonly done 10 the Lac of 2
Broker.
/ am empowered 10 ell ieveral valua-
bic Lots in iiEsssnt parts of the Town of
Alexans, ria fone we'll iitnated for buff
neis /; one adjoining The Bank, - feet
front on the narsh fide of Cameron ffeet,
and IL, feet Ave inches deep. This Lot
will either be ioi.i Tor Cain or exchanged
for Lands adiaini.lg tie Town.
s. CLEQN MOORE.
No az eosf
-
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FO K S A L E,

4 Y IN - q u y ~ ! 4
SIXTY NEGR @ IS that
have been we'll treated and brought up, of
al ages and beth fexes houfe iervants &
mechanics, but notify plantation Negroes.
Information may be had by applying to
the Printer hereof.
2 Dec. 6. eotf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-08

Iain gwen Ter rags
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-08

Vel fuch IS the cohtraa il Ire police Of
the TWO eountrjes, chat here, rte act of
houte breaking has been committed
with apslaule and cxnltation. In his
coni5Eyy the JefierIon parry e&ult IL,
. 1e.5oahance, Which, if nc xnowiedg-
cd Or provedin England, would, mott
lntalably, damn lis patrons, and bring
IFS aushar TO tht gallows. --lnosy whole
lis 1 nave ieeh but fix people hanged,
and forr ofrhr{c were hung for t.aafe,4ag,
as DUANE and cHEEruAM I'D with, the
ContentS ola iealed letter. Such IS the
fyitem Of Scors police, Bur here, TO IL
tercepr, 60 break lip and publih pri-
waite ierter, IS an oblcGt of exuication.
Three years ago, a .jeHerion member
OF the Executive Council ihewcd me a
poit letter othis which had been broke
up in It's palage to him by lone feSsral
fingers. A6out the yefv fame time,
the fame perion ihewcd me a letter from
III lnlpeGtoA Of revenue officers TO Oil
ver w olcott 1T rhe top of the Hrn
page was this word e coNrIDENrIAI. ,"
Il referred to the misconduct Of reve-
nue. oficerat fredericksburg Of which il
gave lulllertSis delcription. with 70
know WHITTIER rae fnfs7-espS65 Of that 9B
fioI and e9gfas6tia3lcttcr pretendsto any
iorr OF moral character; and ! lllail be
very wen latisticd if any member OF the
executive council, who feels me trsfl!3:np
nPoH MS ICES, viii bc!e forward and deny
5he aAecdotcS
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-08

Rjnaa tsgeeti5, om;eiY --Already
We Zee our readers rubbing their eyes
and exclaitning; why, who have, we
here - Hats Oh !---T}e quiet, friends;
II IS the fame fellow You at firlt iuppof-
CO, William Duane it is indeed you
need nor be alarmedi his nanie IS tub
icribed 80 the whole oft. Surety, YOU
CRY, this man who is now elevated GO
iuch nonttrons height, cannon b1 che
tan1e Duane Who about icYtn years ago
He'd 70 Ibis coOntry 70 take refuge from
the laws of his own, who niitook fury,
mons from Sir John Shore, 10 1rrrender
hlnlieif {tate5ppifoner, for an invitation
10 sreakeyf, found hjmielfexDorted from
the country il irons, who El1ce his ref
dence here has been bo,5S-ggbitl for his
un1nannerly ia1o.ence and who, with
IN rwelye months, has uttered an i.sao
lninlous p9niihrnent IN the public iail
OF rhIS city, for yiolating the l.ws OF al,
country which affords him protection.
Surely, II viii be fad, this cannot be fhs
man Who is now vauntino Of the obIiga-
tions which bis bfNatS6a 4HE i5s e0nyfalJ,rs
%ftbe coalDsAfiy impo{t upon HIN. Yes.
reader, rely uponit, he is the very fame,
and this need hot give iurpriie,i III you will
call 10 mind that within li% months
after he found hinieif fccure upon OR
I1ores, from the avenging laws OF his
own country, he affirmed the name Of
5alper Dwight, and addrelcd to the i'm
mortal w LEXINGTON, then Prelidenc
Of Usieed States, printed le,rer, In
which he applied to general WASHING
TON aIanguage very iimtiar to shat ir
which he. now addre4eS Calender, and
charged him with fhe FAME kind Of de-
5aiernent ana lmmoralitf. {ale the
following, e&tra6fed from the 34-il PAGE
Of that letter, as iFecIulcn.
e WoGld 80 God you had rerired 70
I private iitration -four years ago, wl,ils.
your public conduct threw a v.;i Of
fanctity round You, G0bi-b yoa 5.zus Y0ar-
J.lf ga6Ly 5rakes 992gn. Your fame would
ha2l been tafe, your country without re-
preach, and J j5oala s.ct hG0s be4 tbe nioy-
ggysj;g f4R Of pointing OFT the t1liad re-
mcsity with which YOU cong for
~ r 70 }rfsnd rhe rsii@.ton 3f C,hr;ls
VINO exit N the oxidation IF rs QgoR sA-
CRED OBLIGATIONS, oftks dsGTrf lies qf
HI n ArSI ,'1H@ in 9sfan1s u Tia I6vsrs:ga
s0H @FMoR Atty 4NI LIBERTY"
Such IS the a1o}ef manner in which,
q few months after his importation, and
whii1 he was known on'y 80 thole who
employed him ar daily hbour, he coaaeE
cs1ded ro address the .'rclidcnr of tie
United States the fatler, and (,lnder
providence) che laviopr Of his country.
who @jfen can DC fuuplitcd at the I'M
portance and elevation which he now
aiIurlss, while reaplng, under jeEerlon,
the reward OF 5bat Iabo1r which be be-
ltowedia canllerlnG tic fame Of ~ alb
ington
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-08
Ff'am the Neoo- T15k Cazeits.
SALUIARY ADVICE.

Z ~ J1FC II ors4 {I,,,.s A.. 81, -, '
are worl. rb,r No. 49,. III $50 "'i'e'
(3n7,. rl,;aog 49, III, ~ a. w.. .LG.9 are
,}s;rnCe 80 ,,.,.-., 80 '':''lii1 ol :
II M rag~l:,n ~, -, .if - -i'S' eai'
.,4onrs - go, &c 'ilo TIC
C:r;~@,. r,.4f5,a - - eiiI <z"'<''S|e
eir.q;nn ofNsr Tst4art tasVf' 'lllI - lhF
a. lea6 4ft,- II '' 80 "oala give
,y;ri,l.nl,isl,i. ~ - :? LII: I!!eer %
Iii, 80 e., 80 :, i, 80 = - Il y al'asfee
~, yI,o :, 80 - - al a.lioh III
ro,c-,r b.sfars rh ~ i.,, .yta il'@le' CAY
fs,ss. o.. -, 1,'> Wv &c
den;sd h, m. fe;@n.4. acNE s. are no.
49,, III va,,,s;a -. 1'4' S,,S74.,'''''
the ,,t.ols &C ~, , 800. GA 4ee
colo1r;n5 oan aI--r ~ 49,
rhe,r oI7r~,;rv f{l 80. ' 80 6,
u7l.fs a. oren md ;narn,,C,, ~ 80 80
- r. 1870 o-''e.o''' e'li''1'''
,,ar -, rs a $500 '''ies . 90 &c
IS rnt;rlrgro mere and forer ICY @''s0'
.Greae As NV ;nd;on1 ri, S'V :. i
abufe ponred rspon " 4ssIInc2on, s ~
nv r,,.,Fr,r go s. gC 80 INC OF "''ea
49, ~ ~ 49,, " l5tt nor tahece
Iert {,fic ', ~ W. ,.aD'I l'ltFG'lle5'''
from i,nnoI;nc l.5,,r ~ 49,. t a '.Ailoe.'
rher, ,os;na l,,.,Irs ..a ~ c. - van
C9!ie,cf,.r l. rerrs;,,,a aa 49,, 1,'i'':.. ~
If al Erl,r;nl III, ' H.. - 1Pii'Ce'A
conryu l, r. j;,. I'm = Dli r. ms o"'
by ify r,rerrnefel ftIsrliaJ $50, - 80 'iSF'
t6;no Of cbaracters bl3f from, ' thlI4S -
tlo12!.r il tj,eir j1teref - ~, ,lec t;@ wiz
9rr1 So,r,;C,.r l.f; 80 ~ l'looiIe MN
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-08

was q traitori tory now is the iuppor-
ter OF government. Nay more, one
who was formerly traitor both in
thought and deed, has been preferred TO
. revolutionary officer. Notwirhtan.
ing all rhis, Duane comes forwac1 with
an opinion which he iays is more orth6-
dox rbah either; in order to ihewis, he
defcrlbes the character and qualifications
OF whis, and concludes by iaying TO
" define tory, take the reverle of THE
" character. Fhetc are itated at ftill il,
the preceding quotations.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-10

thinks 70 Gill. Hence, if you Zee it proper
70 Call MIR. Rind deierter, Mr.. Madiion ato
is deicrteyt
Mr. Rind condemns the dumb maior;ty of
republicans, for refuhng thrice fucceaiyely
in one day, TO anfwer their antagonifs, Has
Mr.. Ieiterion iaid that he approves o. this
thence Or is the PRECEDENT Of the United
States to be degraded into the drill ferieant,
the teugie man of the majority battalion of
Ne two hoaies of congrefsi
Tito think for hrnfclf, and to ipeak what lie
thinks, is the mars of dcterter, then we arc
contcnted TO acknowledge that we deferve
iuch character off this be tederalifin,' faid
one OF the auditors of JudeeChafe in this citv,''
" Cad protef NE fi'om if.'' If to FAY what one
does rot thinks to be chri.tcned re3nb}Itar-
ym, we join in tie depreciation,
COVERINGS Mexican is furely republican.
he has openly condemned the re6eaI of the
judiciary act. Many of the NOT eminent
law characters all over the continent, men
Whole political tenets are quite as well groun-
dedas thofc of MIR Harvey, and bis friends,
condcrln the law. IF all thefe perions are TO
re held as unv orthy of confidence, then the
republican party, like Milton's Moloch, are
clo0en da1Us 80 rte aUafR. For what reaion.
therefore, fhould MIR. Harveys little phial Of
yehgeance De poured excl lively on the head
Of Mr. Rind
If csagrefs can do it, confidently with The
public welfare, we naould rejoice i'll feeling
the whole tribe Of federal judges fwept from
the face Of the earth We rejoice in the fe-
peal of the late law. Bdtthis repeal would
be dearly phfchafed BY declaring that filch men
rs Dallas, McKeGh, and thirty bf tba Ga
lawyers In Philadeiphia,are unit for any pub-
iic oitce whatever We return to the cant
tol.
ne meeting was chiefly occupied By a
perional alteration between two gentlemen.
/ o detail the particulars would be very eafy.
ON cur parts and TO ionIe people, it might BE-
very entertaining But the lubjett is delicate,
and we forbear TO NEEDLE witch il.
he nleetlng broke ups without coming
! TO any concluiion.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-10
FKoM CAPE FRANCOIS.
Fr9m tbe PH1LAnFtrHIA GAztfrf.l

L r 4 L.
ARRIVED ycIterlay morning, the brig
Mentor, capt. Gira:d, from Cape Frahcois
which place he left on the z2d. ult.
We have Converted with i gentleman pal:
fenger in the Mentor, frcnl whom we learn,
that no particular accounts OF the military
operations in the interior, had been received
at the cape at the time Of his departure. Se-
veral tkirnlifheS had taken place; and the re-
port; which we recently hated, of feveral
thoufand of the blacks being killed in an ell
gagement, was in currency; hut nothing
official or authentic ON the fubjea had tranl-
pred. 1t tecmS; that with view TO concili-
ate his enemy, the French general had given
permiiiiou TO Touhaint's fun's to depart and
lee their father, with liberty either 20 remain
with him or return to the protection of the
French The forces which arrived at the
cape, were fuppofed not to exceed 1900,
nearly one half Of whom had filled round to
different points OF the ifiand.
On the nothing ofthe Mentors falling, an
embargo was laid on all American veiiels, by
order of the French admiral; in contequencc,
IT IS iaid5 OF quantity OF fpecie being found
on beard one in the harbour, which it was
itppoied, had been clandeffinely taken from
the town during the cenfuhon Of the 18th. ut.
The fhip American, Craig, of ard for this
port, failed from the cape the day before tire
Mentor.
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the moment he landed he was1r at under arreR.
The troops began TO land on TIE 4tl, shout
fourteen miles below this town: and in
coming 70 il took, ', ithout firing gun, 4
fort called Bizaton. About fun Get they az
rived at Leogane. A fmart battle enfued, in
which the whites loft between 100 and so
in killed and FOUNDED; but IN the courie of an
hour, repriied the blacks, who took 70 the
mountains and plains, burning all belorc sheu,.
Prey have aGafIinated all the whites both in
L'Archaye and Leogane. The town of
Croix de Bougent was burnt, and 400 cut of
about 600 of its inhabitants mifIing,-fuppc-
fed to have been murdered, Tome few have
come IN with from eight to fifteen bayonet
wounds in their bodies. One had half Of bis
Jaw cut away by the itroke OF fword,
&c Neither the hills Of Leoganc nor Lar
chaye can at this moment be ieen for the
fruoke arifng from iugar plantations now on
fye. Proyiiions are rifing daily. From the
9th. infant, -four has rifen from eight dclars
to tixteer; pork from eighteen TO thirty, and
ali others in proportion.
g The two trigands Touffant and Def
ialines, are going through the country like
roaring lions, burning, killing, and dcitroying
They have returned without the French aid
de camp; it is fippoled he has been murdered
with the ref ofhis unfortunate companions
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Wf8HING ron CITY, Fri4ay, 6areb
Goth. 1857.

We underaand that . convention between
fhe United States and Great Britain has been
concludeds which terminates all tile exiifinp
differences andsr che iiXth article of the Bril-
tiih treaty.
in this convention, it is fipplated thai ali
Claims of Britifh fubjc2s on rhe American
government under the hxth q~ticIe ihall be
COMMITTED into an obligation of the United
States to pay TO the Britith government Co.,
900 Pohnds fterIing,in three annual payments,
the frit lnttalment to be paid one year after
the i1nai ratification of the convention.
On the other hand claims Of American
citizens for fpoliated property are to be adjpr-
tcds as provided for undeF the Brtif, treaty,
and paymentto be made therefor by the Bri-
min government at London, al the shove peri=
DDS.
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PHIkADELPRL4, Mareb 20.
tt%tratf If a Letter fi-om a Gentleman in {3ni.
hntere 10 his f,Jsad III tbis CITY.

hniere 10 his j1Tsad ii tbis CITY.
WITH much fatisia4on, / am enabled
10 INFORM you &c news of the snoG bleafinq
nature Adyices from St. Domingo of tI.e
4th: Of March, fate, chat tie terrified camp
OF ouiiaint had been carried, after a motl
iangaihary ahaait II was defended bv 26
pieces Of cannon, and naturally ltrona. l.
was coniidered as impregnable, but rfothire
gould wItfdtahd the ardoar and intrepiaity Of
tba heroes Of Italy, Thrice they advar2sd
aeainA This well defended enerenchneut.
and thrice were they repulfed. Aninared.
however, by their hard earned l.,ssreis, and
headed By general l. Clefc, Victory dsiglled
aPon tficir efforts, and the planted their
iEandards anidit heaps Of laughtered negroes.
hrs victory, though dearly boughts is of
much Importance IS the terrified negroes have
SEQ IN every direction, nor Will the influence
OF Foafiainr have any effect in raliying them
again 70 the hazaci of denrraion. The
war may be coniidcred as really fnifhed,
though yet nofninally in exifence.
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TIE teA0tging Parn'ealay5 Of late fvent, IN
EgJft are tra46afed for The Aftreantls
A93lrf5fe' from d Paris papsr of tie zzd
Of .faanayy, 1907.
GONS9ANTIN0PLE, oh Dses,,5,y.

THE Porte, ever Gnco the BEGINNING Of
tilis war, had fec@etly determined - aIgeT tie
government Of The Beys in Eeypt and 70
conceal this proie6e fill more efFleluaIIy.
every denomination from the grand V izer and
captain Pacha were wholly calculated TO per
iuade them Of their approaching releaabiifh-
ment.
After the evacuation Of Egypt, feven Of
thefe BeYs were invited to AIexandria, that
they might advifc upon tie proisa Of their
re- eitabldhment; they very readily conphed
with the requeG. They were received witb
marks Of the highea difin6tfon, but the car
tam Pacba ioon animated TO them thar il was
the VIII Of the Porte they 1nolld rcnonnce
forever the government Of Eeypt. he, at
the Fame time, informed them they woYl8 be
removed 70 Conhantinoplc5 2HuriDo item.
however, that not only no attenpt woald he
made againft their lives, bat even their H.
ton III the Ottoman empire would not Sc fef,
brilliant, IS it was the intention Of the partc
20 preferve their properties, or equivalents.
TO them, and moreover 70 inycR them w;fl
honorable Offices
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FROM GIBRALEAR ParEas.
Refsigea at Mem 1ort, by The Roe5uei..
GKBRALTNR, Dec. *.

/ he following fatemcr't Of an unpleafant cirz
cunitance which lately occurred IN Fovpr.
we have received by RI. M. S. Ajax; hue
hope that the extraordinary and unexpeqed
fteP Of the captain Pseha5 fsid to be in cons
igqucHce Of orders from the Grand Viz;er,
which will hrikc every Englah reader
with horror,) has not Beef fan(tioncd b.
The Porte
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81. DGMINGO.
Exirah II a letter {, an Baltimore to 81.
RaIa,G II k3ihningtea.

a FRENCH Corvatt arrived here from
Cape Francois, wb.ch f4e lefr or the 2tf} Of
February hrings information chat ChriAophe,
Defaiines, Bunel, ieerefary 10 Touaaint, and
his wife, regrets, with 500 negroes, have
bcen taken1 ard pat into chains; dat mere
are 1000 men French worka,en, fene b4
Buona9Trtel employed to rebula tAe houtes
burnt, and ali viii foon BE repaired; thar
Chrifopheg Deaa!ines, Bunel, white man
end bis wife 4 regrets, belonging 70 Mr..
EtteFe, arc confined in irons, in tie hold o; a
vefel. General TX CIeTc aduro5, sBatby tbe
26rh. Of February, Touiiaint and eli his bad
VIII be taken; they arc lGuounded or the
mountains near the Cape, where they had
taken refuge. An embargo is laid on eyeiv
port in the colony, and vii not be taken off
anti ! oufTaint is taken. Numbers Of he
negroes have come into the cape, and numbefs
are daily coming IN. nope focn 20 hear of
the total defeat Of all thofe Brigauds. The
fteet haf $4,000 mem and we expect eve.y
day the Holland yejielsy the Aept from L/Of.
ent, RJChfort aud Goulon, 10 arrive. Its
iaid that the feet under the command Of
Gantheaune, win the troops Of Egypt lid
arrived [ calculate, thac in 1.-THE time We
VIII have more than ore hundred t1ouiasd
T'feti at hha cape, and StsDominge.
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mAssAcRE Or me mAnt1oks enftYs

TIE 22d Of October, 1901, The dav eFe
o1eyS OF the. Mamelukes had fixed on to pay
Viit 70 lord Cavan, and Sir Richsrd Bicker-
ton, the beyS waited OH the captain Paeha at
bis tent about 10 or y O'Clock. They were
received with every mark OF attention; and
having told hrs hghnefs Of their intended viGe
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E*5r43 # 4 LETTER f-om z genf2saia,i IN Po.f
EEeph6l'e0H, to bis f,tsaam this cify,. Aqtd
February II, 1902. ' "
" On che I'd. Infant; f iii Of tic, lire
and two Srigates, w}th t,oors direttlv fro,
France, hove IN fight Of this place. On tie
81. the French general fent on lhore one &
his aids de camp dilpatche For TouG5jr.
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In lait weeks paper, it was laid that Mr.
Marks Vandevali voted in 1899, for general
Alarihai- This gentleman has iincc remark
ed that he was not a frecholder; till three DAYS
after the election was over
Mittakes ofthis kind are unavoidable. and
we mere feel particular pieatiire IN the duty
OF correcting chem.
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lhe ,Rscoyasr.
RICHMOND.
SATURDAY, April 9th,

!. WE have been unavoidabiy obliged to
leave out ieveral arsicles, which had been pre-
pateS for the prefs. Ore Of the{e is fbe con-
elnifom sf remdrks Oh tbs lbfeeb Of G0q,ernsul-
Morris, embracing what we have farther to
fay concerning the merits of the late judiciary
bill. Regret has bctn cxprelcd that theie
obicrvations were not ali publifhed, along
with thofe upon MIR. Breckenridge, a, one
and the fame time. Ehc thing was irnnoii;
bles becauie no Jingle number Of ? newspaper
could have contained them We Gali upon
all locations endeavour TO do the be{s that
we can for the entertainment of the reader
Ahd--as for our inperfe6tions, be aobo gvil.
m0t fsFsivs, eanaoi rape 70 be- arg zen,