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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27

. I ri rs.
RoYis Of RsprelntatiUel
On the 9Th inf Mr.. Thomas made til
following
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A Mr.. Caleb BLAKE, v,bo poacdcd a5oue
5000 dollars worth Of prope. a., latcly harr5I
hlmtcif, IN the Proyincs Of Maine, for fc4f OF
coming 20 Want.
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The Chemical So.ety Of Ph.iadairhig baya
offered medal, 70 cot 80 dollars, .9r tie
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At Portfmoath, New FIanp
the fupremc court, imothy (
convicted Of knowingly pain,
bottom Branch Bank Bills of .
lara. Sentence, d SAC of 300 {
months imprifoHment.
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zyrive4M on, laa.

Brig Dorfey, capt. RiIey' fr,.
Republican lat quaran,ins). run Thn p r
Hero, Smith, failed two days bstor. mp MP
Schr. Charlotte, Pinkham, from NJ.
Providence. July 5, lat. 90, lona N. y
ipoke the hip Warren, Morris, from, g. ! - :.
TAFT, bound to Philadelphia, 90 dave o os.'
Left the fchr. Daphne, jenkins, Of baa pa''
On the Eth of June, the flip Neo,a aDa'
capt. Caibury, of Nantucke, froa 4 y'I u.
leans bound to Greenock, out - 5,y.
was caa away on the Floridas ihore- s,9'
Eel loft, part Of the cargo AMI crew l,vsa =. !.
the capt. and ma'e came paG:ngers in H.
Charlotte. '
Big Eliza, Swain, from say,,o,.
Left there the brig New York, TO f,l :.
4 or S days to this port. u
Brig l'hetis, Sammis, from chs,,ea,,
June goth, in lat. 80, 2, long. IS foot.
brig Mary, bound from Bayonns 20 cbs,
Teton. Spoke lhip Sufannah, Ferris, ON
s days from Baltimore, bound to cba,lef
ton.
Ship Hero, Smith, from P. R.pubI;csD
Left the fhip South Carolina, to fail in n
days for N. York and the aoop Morn
ing Star Of Charieiton.
July 9.
Arrived, brig Experiment, Shaw, Anti.
qua /; Eolus, Evens, Newfoundland.
Cleared, fhip Black River, Burger,,HuU,
Snow Mary Am, Sheribary, London;
briggs Jane Maria, -, St. Thomas
Antelope. Clark, Lllbon; Paramarabo,
Cogden, Martinique ithooner Generor,
Friend, Chapman, Antigua loop Exp.
rlmens, Masry, Cape Francois.
.Ay,ived fire orr lsf.
Englifh orig -Eaterprize, Shaw, from
Antigua. June goth lpoke lhip Eugenis,
Fitch, Of this port, bound to philadelpha
from S.. Croix, 4 days out in LAT. ~ IS,
long. 90. Spoke iloop from Savannah
to Jamaica, II days cut. Markets dull
at Antigua Flour from 9 TO IS dollars
per barrel. Captain S. informs, that the
white people were returning from Anti.
qua to Guadalupe, and that all was iIsn.
quiz at the latter place.
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s Commerce" fay the authors Of the
Memorial," cannot be active, if it be
checked in IFS career il cannot PROPER
ifitb. yexcd with uielsE expence:: checks
produce encouragement encouragement
dearoys induitry. To firnplify the neeef-s
fairy forms, TO do away all unjutt iifsincti-
ons, to leave to all the citizens an equal
liberty TO explore the domain Of national
iaduftry ;this is all thar commerce de6res,
and what it expects with confidence from
the enlightened Juice Of the govern
menl."
The Municipality Of Amaardam have
decreed, that the tree Of liberty placed be-
fore the Town Houfe, hall be taken away
as foon as they have received officially the
news of the exchangeof the ratification Of
the Deanitiye Treaty.
The important dilcufion on the fubjea
of the D -finitiye Treaty, was at leng'h
ended in the Honle Of Commons this morn
ing, by diyilion on Mr.. Windham's mo-
ton, in fupport Of which there were only
treuy members againh t7vo banarea and
t4veuLy.Ex, imall proportionate minority
than even In the Houfe of Lords. The very
able and eloquent fpeeeh of Lord Hawkei-
bury, given in our paper OF Yesterday,
would be read with conviction and fats
faction by til, people Of his country;
and we beg leave to recommend to part
cular attention, the fpeech Of the Chancel-
Tor, of tie Exchequer, which we give this.
day. Theft fpeeches are calculated to
place the treaty IN irs true point OF view,
freed from lhole cavils and mlrepreienta.
lions which have been 10 induerioully
adduced agasnf i. Upon this important
and inter citing iubject we fhall take fu-
tore opportunities OF Offering icme OFFER
vasi9ns; in The mean time, we cannot bur
rejoice that d lncature OF iuch moment TO
The honor and nrerefs OF the country,
lhquil after The mott deliberate dlcuiions
that ever took place in the Senale, have
recstyed the almo!t unanimous tanetion and
appreciation we may lay, of the members,
OF lhs. Legilatue.
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NEW. BEDFORD, July Z.

Arrived brig Commerce, Hammond,
Galway ireland George, Trip, from
AmAerdam, left there the 9TH May. Ship
Belvidere, Dorfon, was to fail in IL days
for Philadelphia, with paaengers and
feveral other American veaels. Spoke,
June 9, lat. IS, 50, long. AZ, 20, brig
Orient, King, 70 days from Savannah tor
Nanrz, II days before had taken off the
capt. and crew Of the brig Anruredo. S
days.out from Philadelphia bound for Ma
deira. June 10, lat. IS, 20, long. IL,
80, brig Betiey, Williams, III days from
Cadiz for Baltimore 18th, lat. 40, TO-
long. So, 20, fhip Samplon Tibet, 10
days from Savannah for London, all well.
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BOSTON, luly a.

Arrived lat evening, fhip Eliza, Odell,
in IIo days from Canton. ExtraH from
her log-bool-. -Lett-ar Canton, March 8,
Active, Clay, for Philadelphia, in I 5 days.;
Gen. Wilmington, Cole, of Providence,
and Hope, Ray, N. Haven, ms ;~Ferfe-
serance, DeIano, Bottom, in IS or 80.
Ship Diana, Folger, of Bottom, bound up
the river; who, OH her paGage from the
Sandwich Hands, carried away the head
of her mainmait, and few days after
leaving the Hands, capt. Barnard died.
Spoke April 2, LAT. II, S. long. oI, E..
fhip Concord, Wier, of Salem, who failed
from Canton in CO. with the Mars, Swain,
Of Nantucket, 10 days before the Eliza.
The Concord parted CO. with the Mars,
off Middle Iland, inthe Streishts OF Sun
da, and lappofss hersto have gene back 10
the North lfland. June !, fpoke, ihip
Swift, Cunningham, of; New York, 60
DAYS from the lie OF France. The Swift
lpoke the Concord; Wier, of Salem, May
S, eff Cape Of Good Hope. June 90,
LAT. III, long. 6s, fpcke fch'r Nancy, 10
DAYS from Milford, for Martinique.
This day, brig Camelia, capt. Barnard,
81 days from Copenhagen. Capt. B. po-
iltely favored US with the following Lift of
geheis, which have pafed Gilmore from
he 9th Of April. to the s.h Of May, viz.
April oh, Levant, oilfoee, OF Bottom Tor
pe;eriDargh; Pfotectrefs, Carpenter, N.
York ior Copenhagen. Iolh,. Enterprise,
Woodbury., Of Salem for Copenhagen;
Amphion, Rich, Of Bottom for do. l2th,
pallas, D4iling, OF Salem for Peteril g.
20 b, Alert, Fiber, of Bolton for do
10, Favorits, ,Eendcrion, of Salem for do.
,5fh, Eaterpgize, Hammond, Of Marble
mead Tor Copenhagen. 10Th, Plymouth,
BfadihaW, OF Salem for do. goth, Heart
Of Oak, Grafton Of Bottom for Peterlbrrg
Trion, aigginion, Of do. fer do. /; Orion,
Bradford, of do. for do; Hazard, Hart,
If do. for Copenhagen. goth, James Ha
s,away, of New York for Petersburg
Fsien4lhiR, Avery, Of Saiiibury for do.
May Iii, Hannah, andrews, of Marble
assd fol Copenhagen. Sd, Helena, Keith,
$; do. for do. Hunter, Durham, OF Boz
I'm for do. 4th, Rofe, Roads, ofKenne-
auak fordo. 5,h, Violet, HAYES, OF Bof-
rsn Tor do.-26 was the whole number
tia; had Faa9d. Spoke May a3, in the
Bfltiih channel, off the Start, hip Hiram,
French, OF New York, from London for
he OF May, 2 days out. goth, lat. 46,
80, long. IA, brig Jane. Sprangue, Of
Lynn, from Alexandria for Liverpool.
] ane Il, lat. fl, 50, long AZ, brig Noe. !
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PHILADELPHIA, July 10

Arrived, fhips Juro, Clark, London !;
Olive Branch, Carton, Charleaon; baquc
Thomas Gordon, Ragden, Madeira brig
FrienGs, Barry, St. Johns, IN. B. fh'f
Sylvia Dagget, Bolton; >iloop James,
Woodman, Savannah.
Cane up fran the Lqaant!t'.
Brig Exprels, Sherer, ST. Thoma';
!. ihip Gator, M'Kenzie, Jamaica; fhf
Herman, Spa.ding, Cape Frrnccis; Dol.
phin, Biorep, do; loop Hannah, Old
dings do.
Arrived at the Lazeretto, ihip Eugena,
Fitch. Sailed from Bats End, lhe zoh'
and the Wei end Of St. CIoix, the 30n
Of June.
Left the following yeGels at Bats End.
Ship Howe, of Baltimore 5"s
EIoration, of DENLY, Con- for New
York the 2la of June feh'r bas
~, Of Baltimore; Fair Play, Anthony
from Wilmington, N. c. - NN'i'
from ditto.
Left az Wef-end of ST. Crolx, zo'H Jpu.'
Brig Peggy, Hamilton, Of New. ok =
to fail next day ch'r Be1fey, Carton e, VI
Philadelphia, to fail in s days , '.a
Peck, of n. Haven; iloop independents
Mafon Of Philadelphia.
July 2, lat. 81, 80, \. long 7h ',.o'
w. fpoke the hip May Flower, Logan,
of CharleRon for Savannah, cut . ! u, y
from Cape Francois. OH in LAT; -, 49, w. ~
N. long. 70, 80, W. fpoks the Me-. D' Salk.
terprize, from Antigua for New }, '. i ts,i
In lat. az, IS, long. ~ fPok 1.,s 'ia'
Little Tom, Altman, from phllaoe'P'''
for Port Republican. cbk,
July 9Th, lhip John and james, ps', v
IS days from Malaga, tor D4l'
was fpoken in long. "A, W. -. ar,
Ship Fanny, M'Allifel 81 ,1 's r. ).
from Batavia, touched al ST. !, H saaa5 % %
bout the 10th Of May, all we'll O0u'O
Europe. M,rch I6.
Ship Gen. Warrington eole'
denc, from N. w. coat. ,. oil.
Hope Ray, Diana, perlevefenss'
lingham, from falling voyages q Tell
Touchel-at ST. Helena, June nv
there, fhip Henry, OF Bottom :. Jaw befen
Concord, Wyer, idlIed 'ns -. Of sJ
for Bottom; Jeaerfon, Doushef'y'
for Philadelphia, 18th May -, J, wy
July /, lat. 70, ab n :., 1o1s' d and
lpoke the brig fAvorl!e, ',hI;can. OFT Is
from Norfolk TO PERI RsPuDila
days.
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,,sreil. from Norfolk for Lifbon.
I'D, fch'r Bottom, from Bottom for New
foundland. goth, LAT. AZ, IS, long. 63,
&c, Two Friends, Holton, from Portland
tor ST. Lucca.
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uit Received,
did foy Jele BY The Sn!/criber, al biz geye,
eoruer Of Prince anu Ua'on ftrets,
Is Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 do. 9Th proof Brandy,
S do. New England Rum,
2 do. Holland Gin,
5 Quarter caiks (ataorm rcd Vino,
!, Kegs Annifeed Cordial,
"a boxes dipt Candies,
Sugar in hhds. ard barrels,
Coffee and Pepper - bags,
Hytonik;n ard Sonchong tea,
Jamaica Rum and Malaga Wine,
Raiilns in kegs aud boxes,
Leipers Snulf in baf Barrels and kegs.
Mems coarlc and fine >haes,
Woneas' Morocco and fancy kid do.
And eight Bales Of I&DIA GOODS, con-
firing OF Manoodies, ilmerties, Cuzzirahs, Mo
hanas, Gungics, Checks and Caicocs, and few
pieces China aud / unge Hankercheifs, and Ra
ven, Dusk. a large quantity of RED SOAL-
LEATHER, aud a few barrels Tanners bea
brown OIL.
BENZ. sFIREVE,, jun.
c9 III. co
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Ricketts,, & Newton Co.

Ricketts,, & Newton Co.
Havs rse<iv4d AID far SALE
40 pieces Bandanna Hand
kercheifs,
ESQ do Ruiiia Sheeting,
20 bales Cotton,
90 barrels and 10 hhds. Mafcovsdo Sugar
SO hoses braNn Soap,
50 do. Cattle 90.
SO DO Candies,
50 do. ChocoIstc,
hhels. loaf Sugars,
hhds. Antigua Rum,
hid. clean Flax,
ton Rhode lh&nd Chccfe,
boxes Wocl and Cotton Cards,
"A few pipes and half pipes Ct Vidona Wines
Of iupefior quality,
Fyfoo, Young HYfaa, Imperia! and Ayior
kin l'ess,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
zoo do Whiting Paper,
A handiomc aHorsmeut of Prints and irlii
l.iucns--a large quantity of Bcd.cords ans
Plough Linss.
Tbsy haze to RENT,
The WARE HOUSE lately occupied By
Mr.. John Janney, adjoining their Brick Store,
and comfortable Dwelling tiouie en- Prince
ttreet, lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Mathews.
For particulars enquire as above.
Oetnher TX
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Bank Of Alexandria.

NOTICE is hereby given to the
IN Stockholders of the Bank of Alex
andria, that an election will be held II
Court Ho1le, in this town, on the third
M ,nday in January rext, for ihe pur-
pofc sf chooGng nine Directors of the laid
Bank, for the enfuins yea, agreeably 10
charter.
By order Of the PreGlent & Directors.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Cn@iey,
Dec. IS. eo9t
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AD I, Las xI .i.yiLNI.

THE SUBSCRIBER does.
IN exnicit terms, S2rbii Ill oericns & m
hunt3ag or fowing On his iaad Befdcs
dcprviog him Of The Advantages a!i h
are 70 be derived from this icrfce, RS
fences (Which are erected AZ Comfortable
expencl) are throw1 dowa, his paitures
made a common, and continual depreda-
rions made on his 1aesp md hogs.
IL you'd be painful 70 profacute any
per!on f2r t.eIpafa q this kini; hut alter
this pnhlic notice, he IS determined 70 pro-
ceea With The ntmoR rgor agairf any
one who, in violation thereof, fhalI ;nyad,
his property.
LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Wood'9wa, Der. 4 rswtw
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Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,
LFrnm Phila2elpEIa

Mrs. Il AOti Eh II 4 II ~ -
From Philadelphia
In Puuee-Stueh beterere f0tr'aa ara
Watey S;trett5, aexf aoaort0 Dr. D'eS :
n The bogts iatelJ 0efn4piea BY GROVE
WR1GET:
Rslp. 6tfuiiy informs the citizens 8
Alexandria that fhe intends reliu'nS heft
fer a few months, ard will be happy IN
executing any orders in the above branch n
es of bulineis. She rcgilds and yara'lhes
ol1 frames 70 as 10 make them appear IKE
ne,g-a!ls Nkewife varni!hes them With :
particular kind Of warmth th2t viii bear
waihing.
sb< ba, en- hard,
A large ard elegant aGmtrenf OF
Prints, Looking G laHes, q
GIRANDOLES.
of every defcription, which Will be iola
At the IowefI terms for cath.
Orders from diiance viii be Punctu-
ally attended.
Nov r. 60
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NEW.YORK, October ri.

The fat falling fhip Jupiter, captain
Law, arrived at this port iait evening 10
z days from the Downs. She left Lon
don on the the sd of September to the
evening of which day, lnclofve, Captain
Law has obligingly furnilhed US with
London papers and Lloyd's Lifts TO the
'Gra. Ofthe intelligence contained In the
London papers, the following is brief
ontliae !; the extracts from Lloyd's Lifts
will be found amonga our Marine Artl-
cles.
LONDON, Auguf 81.
On Friday lat q Dutch fleet of II fail
Of merchantmen, two frigates, and cor
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TO BE SOLD,
On Wsdnelaay, tbe rotb day. Of NoeOem6sr
nesf, on The PremJes,
Ninety Acres Of Land.

Belonging TO che eaate of Roger Wet,
deceafed, ona credit until the ut day of
March, 1906, The purchaier giving bond,
with approved lecusity, which, when paid
COOL and fuficient deeds lhall be made
This Land is about three miles from
Town, and begins at the road going TO
Mount Vernon; ana forms an oblong fquare
adjoining the lands of William hepbnrn
and the late Lord Fairfax, a plat of which
will be produced.
RICHARD CONW AYs Executor.
October 7. d
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lkIoH LINENS.
With the AppURTENAEcEs

R<csiz.sd By tie SIP Brmns, via Liver-
paol,
A fnall Invoice of "A & 7.Sths wide
IRISH LINENS, we'll ailorsed and for
Sale, On reafonable terms by
4.e WILLIAM LADD.
N. B. He daily expects an aAortment
of WooLENs.
October 8. d
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req opinions, on the fubjea of the report,
in appears reafonable to expect an explana-
ton Of the caufes, which have occaGoned
this omiGioE.
OLIVER WCLcoTT.
Litebfrld, coamaieaf,
Sept. IS, 1902.
H IF my address is repuhlilhed in the
form ola pamphIet, / ,equeG that this
communication, may be inferred as inp-
plement. 0. w.
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venient ..'lon. She waits to Conquer the
iflands. She waits 10 let the true Ame.
ricans recover from their fears, and have
her partizans profit by their !upe,iority
in our cousiels. She viii depend on oa.
fears to do all the mitchell The mediate.
againa Great Britain, as peace offering,
to obtain the delay of that which Che me.
ditates againa US. But The will not de.
lay it long, even though we lhould COM
mence war Of ACTS OF congrels againll
Britiih fhips and manufactures.
Louifana will produce as much cotton
as Great Britain imports. Georgia al
ready yields two thirds Of that amount.
France will be in a hurry ,c lend her lc-
sions TO iettle rhefc fertile lands, VAT c.
nough il extent for 40 empire. She will
be able TO block up the NlliIlippl. She
will DC able 10 MAKE terms for our degsa-
dation. SIZE will menace our frontiers,
while her faction in our bol3m will en!ce-
bic The centre. In military and llnan-
cial view we lha]l become weaker than e. er
at the very moalent when we fhall more
than ever have need Of force.
Oar wealth, fuppo1cd BY the democratic
dabers to be the incentive 10 WIZ, is The
ftcurity for our tamenefs. To get and to
keep, ard to enjoy, is the fplrit of our ma
tion. But to keep with honor and lecuri-
ty is no part of common arithmetic. The
world, France excepted, is now peopled
with Dutchmen. England is made tame
by her banking and funded wealth. She
is bound in golden chains. France in.
tends 10 take them of, s to pat on chains
Of iron. Compared With England, France
is now what her own PariGan rabble was
il 1899, prone to any change becaufe
there IS much wealth 10 be gained, none
to be hazardcd. Oar half-witteI demo
cga;s inli.l ,l>at great wealth produces war.
SO far is this from beng true, that the
puriuit and the poleiiion Of wealth make
nation not icis iervile than lordid, will
ling TO take kicks for pay, and to prefer
gain 70 honor and fscurity. France has
the fpirit of a camp, the peace Of Amiens
ihews thar England las that Of sonPt-
ing ho e.
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FROM THE BALANCE.
ON EDUCATION.
No. XVI.

THERE is degree of learning, the
general d;ifribution of which through out
tac body polite, in a fiss Ga'e, is as ne
celIary as the circulation OF The blood in
all parts OF The natural bJdy. Reading,
writing, and the hra principles and rules
Of arithmetic, are indiipeniloc republics
for alIpeoplc who are above the condition
of,naves. Thefe rudinents ofliterature,
Ike tiaall change, arc daily needed in al!
the buly pu5iuiss and occupations Of life;
inlomuch thar, without them, perfon can
be neither Respectable, nor, in any coaG-
defaole degree, uttiul il focicty. Next
to them, in point ofnecefisy and utility, is
general knowledge Of the Geography
and h'fory ct the country in which we
live.
As foon as children are able to articu-
late the Pounds of letters and words, they
fhoaId begin to learn to read. Learning
to diainguilh and combine the letters of
the Alphabet is not an exereile Of the
Judgment, but OF the memory which
mott children poaeis, ia no Gnall degree,
even from their infancy, and which, like
every other human faculty, is isr-nglhen-
ed by early exercife: aad by rca.on of the
greater Aexibility Of their organs, they u
lually become much better RAIDERS for hav-
iog been initated at an early age.* The
emphaias and cadences, in reading, require
various aettions and r,o!u!ations Of voice,
which, tho eaiIy atiainable By young
children, become difficult and almoit i'm
poaibI- to learn, in the fublequent peri
DDS of life, Orthography, or dividing
words into iyllables, and numbering and
naming the alphabetical letters OF which
any words are competed, is aiio mere act
of The memory; and it is found from ex-
perieace, that young children attain this
necedasy art ,mach eaher and taeeF than
grown people.
Pennanlhip, which is a mechanical art, re-
quires no Comfortable exerciie OF the rational Ia
Guilty, bur is learned by imitation, and It IS well
known, that proncneis and facility tor imitation
are among the firlt things, which appear in the
minds Of children; therefore, fosn as the fingers
ola child are fufficiently Hrong to hold * manage
pen, it is time TO begin TO learn to write. Unels
I osee undertook to teach a brightly,
aatOe yoang man, t1veaty- tTUa .yeA,s at
age, the letters Of The Alpba5et; g foaud
it fur foA more difficult thax to teach
then to ys.ng child.
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Plu7lsanF to a Decree Of ne ClreaA5
Y. Corr eftbe DJqIa Of colambia, -for
fbe eoxay Of dlexaudyia, q0ill be -Jsld,
on tbe ~ dgy Of November Sesf, on the
Prsmyfs,
A PIECE or GROUND,
With the APPURTENANCE s,

With the APPURTRNANcEs
Situated in the town of Alexandria, upor
the wea Gje 0! Pitt Hreet, aud TO the iuth.
ward of King nreet, and bouaied as fol
lows: Beginning upon Pitt itreet 81 feet
inches TO the ioushward of King itreet,
and running thence fouthwarelly with Pitt
ftrees and binding Herewith IS feet TO
the fouth line of the lot Of Jrii; Taylor,
deceaied, thence weawardly with a line
parallel TO King ttrcct 81 feel s inches
and half 10 the line Of William Hally,
thence northwardly with his hue and par
rallei to Pitt Greet the length Of the hrit
line, thence with trait lac TO the be
ginning. The prem:fes viii be fold under
abe direction of
JOHN DUNDAS,
PETER REiSKELL, Comm'rs.
PETER WISE, Jun.
October 9. dts.
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Fr,m Landau papers to olb St3': (,sfl n
EvsJ refeived at the Qgfre Of t6t Oa'9

Fr0m Landau papers to otb Sr"; '1s.z L.
EvsJ refeived at the Q11fe Of me OD'9
Advs,ti/ey, uia France.
LONDON, September 0.
The Paris journals which we receive g
waterway, announce that the atalt' ~, "
Germany are on the point OF being ie':'sN
with the content Of Auaua. n.s ~:
portant faa is communicated by the Nlo ~
teur, an authority of peculiar weight ~.
one fuppofed Aultria would have the u ,s nv,
rity to reGa the will of France, ku', ,r
and Pruaia united. She matt ilolli's s a
prelent, as it is evident league IS 'o''n ~
againa her. The French GoseF"cu'' he
announcing, through its Official Joa' a';,s Of
Moniteur, the adjuhment OF the s 'l,,". 10
Germany by the great powers 'a n,r in.
notice of Britain-an overnight Vel{
Citing to this country. The KING o. , -
Gland. as elcstor Of Hanover IS "a Gsrma.
deeuly inse.eaed in the affairs OF os'"'
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TO BE SOLD,

On Wsdaeidar tie lotb 4ey Of NoOem6ss.
neat, on tie Premycs,
Ninety Acres Of Land,
Belonging to the eltate Of Roger Wet,
aeceafed, on credir until the If day OF
March, 1903, the purchafer giving bond,
with approved lecufity, which, when paid
good and fufEicien, deeds (haIl be made =
This Lad is about three miles from
Town, and begins at the read going TO
Mount Vernon; and forms an oblong iqaare
adjoining the lands Of William Hepburn
and the late Lord Fairfax, a plat of which
will be produced. -.
RICHARD CONWAY, Executor.
O-tor :. q
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A5o, s, 10, Il, s 2od. flat
pointed Nails crates of .Qaeen's Ware,
we'll aGorsed for country flores; flowed
Salt III Jacks, and a quantity of Burr
Stones. They daily expect their London
Goods, per Brig 1ndaary.
Sept. II. d