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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-06
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Surviving PartnerAe
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ADVER IISEM TN I. -

. TY Son HENRY MOORE & my
W. felf had agreed, before he LETT this,
that A,ould keep up the Brokers Bus1-
NESS he had been engaged in, during his
re!idence in kentucky, and be particularly
attentive to LAND TRANSACTIONS, which
might produce me fome profit here, and
be Of (ervice to him there. AS he has
made fettlemsnt in that country, take
this method of Informing the public, thae
will undertake to buy and fell LANDS,
and negotiate in any other way tor them,
and that will ALTO attend to any other
baGnefs commonly done in the Line of 4
Broker. MI. Groverman, who advertied
in this line yeaerday, cannot charge me
with any intention of circumyentlng MIN,
as made him acquainted with my deign
feveral days ago, Dot knowing he bad any
preten,ions and as TO iecrets will
dilclofe none, NOT even to MIR. Groyer-
man
cLEON MOORE.
Nov. IS. eotf
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/ Fredericksbargh, vir. ~ from the Capes.
| In lat. IS, 10, fpoke brig Star, Bound
from Philadelphia to I Bottom, oass 70
days. Lat. 81, 3, fpoke sfeh'r OUT IS
days fron, Philsdelphla, bound to New.
York, the captain of which informed that
he was in the Gu!ph Stream when fe-
we're gale came on from the N. n. W.
accompanied by heavy rain, and that be
had ip!i1 fome of his fails. On the Ie
inf. experienced ievere gale fron, The
S. w. which lnbhded without damage.
9Th bad leycral very ieve gales, with
heavy ieas, one Of which wahed of the
ca5ocle, the beat and the flying jb, and
iplit the forefail to pieces. On the 9Th
the Corn abated, but The fea continued
! rough, ard The yeilel for the fafety of the
crew bore away N. N. E. faw a{ter.
wards teyeral pieces Of wrecks aaoar.
schr. Northampton, Gamewell, from
Edenton, ~. G. Nov. -, in gale Of
wind iprunga leak, which obliged as 70
keep our p,nps ..lmof coneantly going.
9th, aaout 80 miles fouth of Sandy Hook
faw q fchooner and iloop on lhore appa-
rensly high on the beach; the fch'r ap
peared 10 have yellow {ides and white bot
tom; did not learn either Of their names !;
fuppoied them to be northern veiicls.
The loop Fancy, Baker, from Edenton
NC. The ich'r Polly and Sally, Cooper,
| tor this port, failed at the fame time.
Sch'r Lion. Clark, St. Thomas. Left
there, brig Venus, Crocker, failed the
fame day for the Welt End, to take in a
| cargo for this port brig Gorharn, M
Donald, for Portland fchr. Indu&ry,
Walker. tor Bottom. Nov. 10Th, fpoke
coop Columbia, MsNeal, from the coat
| of Africa, bound to R. Iaand. Nov. 18th
fpcke tch'r Fanny and Catherine, from ST.
Thomas, for this port having loft her
! mainfail. Markets at St. Thomas very
| dull -four was telling at 10 dollars.
1T Quarantine.
Brig Hannah, Abrams, 80 days from
Port Republican. Nov. 9Th, fpoke the
hip Atlantic, Doty, out 80 days from
Cape Francois, for this port. Left at P.
| Republican number of American veaels,
names not recolletfed. Colonial produce
lcarce and high; American produce low
and in plenty.
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h. Il tf,s manner Of a mad dogs csrrying
|s; :. or his tail. | do nor believe that
=, are more afraid of mad dog than
w are Of any other dog thar ieems dif-
s 4 TO attack them.
q There are two KINDS of n,adnefs, both
(which have known to originate from
y bi,e of the fame dog. Among the
. :, one is known by the name Of
py s.; the other by that of Dumb Mad
no In dumb naadnsls, the neither jaw
= ,.oos and is fixed, the tongue hangs OUT of
y, mouth, and Raser drops from it. In
.,oing madnsfs, the tiaocth is hut, except
j, sseo the dog maps or howls, and no moif-
are drops from IT.
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SALEM, November IL.

Arrived tie fch'r joan, Capt. Henry
s,aoders. 40 days from Liibon. Spoke
s,bing. Lat Sunday nighr. lat. AZ,
=, long. IS, 40, fell in with the hip
sSslona, of New York, with no psrfon
ba6oard, laid by her all night, and next
porniog on boarding her found lhe was
Jdro with a valuable cargo of wine,
,bought bea TO man her with what hands
i. could fpare, accordingly fent the mate
and two men on board, with proyihons,
b.. and ordered her for the fra port they
could make. [n TIE erepO Of toe Belle
"a qvere taken from. the 1ursek BY captain
suiton, Of The fsbr. Lydia, and arf'Vea
al BeJqoa on TasJday laf.l
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alerauDrla aooertt5er.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER rs.

*x* Tbojs Gentlemen who oOlA
to attend the Dancing ADem6I1ss
are requeRed TO meet tomorr0cO
Evening, the 26thlyq. ats o'clock,
atthe City Tavern, for The purpos
Of appointing Managers.
The tollo7viug copy Of 4 letter f''om A4r.
Gaviw9 TO fbe 1Ameyieau C0z/al al Gnais,
7vas contained IN letter yeeeivea at
PHILADELPHIA, from The later, dated
Oao6er s.
rCOPY.]
GIBRALTAR, Sept. 6, 1902.
JosErH lzNARp1, Elq.
SIR,
I have now to inform you, that four
days ago, arrived here from Tetuan, SO
Mooriih feanen, fer the 1'ripolitsn lhip
laid up here among them is the COM
mander of the Tripolitan brig fold here.
They this day began to work On her.-.
| The report is, that G.e is the ssmpefof OF
Morocoo's property, going from hence to
Ie,uan for proviiiors, and from thence 10
Tripoli. piea'e TO communicate this to
the commanders Of riae United States Clips
| of war, and all Others concerned. | am,
fir, yours, &c.
JOHN GAV1NO.
| P.S. A Morocco Nhip from LaFafh has
been out lome days.
A letter from Surrinam, of the ri of
Oaoher fay" The BIitifh has itiIIpahes-
zion OF this colony" And adds, 6 Capt.
Prince, of Bottom died here in July laf
and that Mr.. Tsffts, the American Soniul
is till Gck, and not able to get oar OF his
bed, by which we have reaion TO hope
the report of his death circulated ione
time Gnce, is unfourded.
A letter from gentleman in .Gibral-
tar, DARED the 9Th of October laf, menti
ons that there were five flips Of the line in
that place; all of which had on the 9Th of
Oh. taken in S months proyI;ion and flores
of all kinds, and were ordered to ica imme-
diately. |, was faid that they were going
up the Mediterranean. II was 10 iudden a
,lds-l, TIA, lac beG informed people there
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SELFISHNESS

The ettenfion, qobeb 7be generality Of
mankind pay to felt, perhaps is ne1sr 10
eoAlr7iveI diseoVered as at a theatre.
Eveyy ioke an a curriers' not ba9Jng bis
debts, IS fire to reesivs tbundeyiug ab-
playh firm 7be PIT ant The galleries, qubile
this debt is rsgalarJ repaid by fbe boxes
on The f,f faeetious altuEou to bovus o,
aay otber .6mbql Of taekoidam.
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NEW. YORK, November II.

NEW YORK, November II.
The letter from which the following is
N ,extratf was communicated to US by a
gentleman paiienger in the lhiP Superior
rom New Orleans who received it from a
pcrfon of the fra reipectability there after
The veiiel had Left porr, and Whit ihe was
xaitine for wind 10 the outer harbour.
Nrw. ORLEANS, OCTOBER goth, 1902.
!" AT S O'Clock this evening l left the
Office of the Intendant, who informed me
that Peace had juf been proclaimed !;
and that the neutral Commerce granted
TO the Americans, in confequence of the
regulations of The 10Th June, 1893, and
,hs 18th October, 1890, had ceafed, by
virtue of the fourth article of the treaty
the 18th October, 1895. They will not
in future be permitted to make depodt
Of their cargoes in this place. conformably
TO the zzd article, which has expired -
Capt. Abrams, from Port Republican,
informs us that the French military out
poGs there had been ordered to retire
within the city. The negroes were in a
fate of general infurrettion.
The following extract of a letter from
ageutleman at Cape Francois, dated the
aoth Of September, deicribes the .Preient
critical fate of that country.
The French troops which have been
TENT here, have been 70 much fatigued and
haraaed, thar this and the prevailing fek-
nels, and what have fallen by the Brigands
have deRroyed at leaf two thirds of them
AT leaf 600 Americans have died of the
prevailing fever, and are ftill dying dai-
E. Freih troops have been for iome time
hourly expected news was received two
days ago, thar the troops deeiaed for this
iAand had revolted In France, and retaied
to march. What will be the confequeuce
there, l cannot tell; but here it occafions
great conformation. The news having
reached the negroes, they are become more
bold. They are fighting daily, & burn
ing property in view of this place, at the
diRance of from two TO twenty miles
They are well fnpplied with ammunition
and provifons. The ilue of battles is
isldom fpoken of openly.
I Laf Sunday week, we heard, on
board our yefel, firing of platoons, more
regular than | ever heard before, which
continued more than two hours. The If
fue is unknown. Some out-Poas that
were occupied by black troops, have been
replaced by lailors from fhiPping. Gene
neral ChriRophe is yet in command. He
has received check or two; he is fui-
retted and narrowly watched. Dsdaliues
&rikes terror wherever he goes.
Notwithstanding this critical asaa,ion
Of things, great deal of buGneis is done.
More than 10 fail ofveasls now in port, s.
others are conaantly coming in &going out.
The e-buildiag OF the town goes on With
great rapidity; iuAicieut workmen cannot
be got. The government yeiterday rad
Cd contribution from the inhabitants OF
more than million oflivres: iome mer-
chants were taxed as high as 600 dollars,
and Others in proporrion-American pro-
duce is in general plentiful, and very low.
The abuic again:s the General In Chief,
which circulates in the American papers,
ShA the gradss owing, on account OF the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-26

JOSIAH FAAON, 6 90.
Yery rxlpeaJalL iform their friends and
euaomers that they b0ve reeei0ed 1ros
BsRon and Me70- Xork, their fall e67rs-
ment Of
LADIES g GesrLEMHNs'
Fashionable Shoes, 6 Slippers.
Mems large coarfe Shoes, Boys, Mites
and Childrens Shoes, Of aluloit every de-
fcriplion.
Tby haze ayo the tollo7ving gosds on banS,
YIZ:
Pipes fri proof Geneva,
SO Barrels New Eng and Run,
80 D.. Mackerel,
70 Do. Salmon,
10 Boxes Mould CaRd'e,, Il
30 Do. Dipt do.
Cafks ClAr>t Wine,
40 Barrels Bottom Beef,
60 Kegs lanes River manufactured Tobacco,
Box gentlcR.en's fine Flats, -
Hhi, Aum,
Box half pint Tunbler'.
NJ feet n. England Boards,
400 BuiheIs James River Coal, fuitable 6or
Smiths work,
Coarle ani fac Sat,
Nova-Scotia Grinj.lones,
A few barrels of lpples,
Ri .tie- lnAnd Lime, &c. &c.
Nov. 10. eo4w
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conduit Of the late Administration, has
coniiderabIy exafperated the French go.
vernment againit Us, and here it is not We
ny much in favor Of a maa TO be an Ame-
rican."
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sale bp auaiOa.
~ WEDNESDAY,

] . e,<loek, 4cN Be l9ld at he VendT
e : ), he carer IF Kmg aud Oaio
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
NAIky 10 barrels,
ARD. Brandy IN barrels,
Gin ID cafks, .
Vine IN PIPES and quarter caks,
aiolafss IN bids.
sugat minds. and barrels,
N5ue and brown Soap IN boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raifrs in, kegs and boxes,
Oaeens' Ware, and
4 variety OF DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, AnfFf0ater.
Oaooer 20.
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IpU0lte 5aIe.
On TUESDAY,

On TUESDAY,
tn a'elsck, qusL be lid al tSe Yesdae
Store,
Rum in hoglhcads and barrels.
WhiIkey in barrels.
Gin in caiks and barrels,
Port wine in calks,
MoIaAes in hllds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap IN boxes
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee 10 ticrces and bags,
Raiins 10 kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
,aorted,
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfne cloth aud KerEmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Irllh Linens, and Qznaburgs,
Sail duck Of different qualities,
Chintzes and Caiicoes,
Cam6ricl, aud Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads aud towing dlks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number OF other articles.
P. @. MARSTEILER,
0Hober ~. Vendue- Mater.
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Public asR.

The Sale of the two Brick
HOUSES on King ftreet, two WAREHOUSES
pFPofte D. Davey's, two two fory Dwell
ing. Houies near Major Reiley's, and fe-
: SFai valuable Lots on Wilmington, be-
Nssn kins and Prince freets, are pof-
posd until Monday the 9Th of Novem-
~ VIXEN they will pohtively be fold.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
ocober II.
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IOurneYrnen COOpelS.

WANTED, by the SubicIiber, two
JcURNEYMEN COOPERS. Alto, as
an. apprentice, Lad Of from IL to IS
Years Of Age, who can write a tolerable
Hand, and shas i6me fnall knowledge Of
Accounts, TO whom liberal encourage
mens w.lI BE given.
sCAARLES. J AMIESON.
Oa. 70 OFT
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Mechanic Relief Society

- Members or the above Society will
viii I's,'e to take notice thata quarterly meeting
A0, ue held on WEDNESDAY The sd day OF
II 'a'9er, at c'cscck in the evening, at MIR.
CO., JOHN V THOMAS. sec'ry.
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THE TWO STORY
FRAME HOUSE & LOT.

Situate In the town of Alexandria on
the South iide Of Prince Street, near Col.
HoOe's corner & adjoining Mrs. Swope's
Gwelllhg houfe with tie privilege ofjoin-
Ing tue Partition Wall Of the latter, the
Property OF Daniel spangler, decealed, now
occupied by Mrs. Studicorn--The fard IS
Excellent for pubic buiinels, the title in
GilTu'able, and the lot clear Of ground rent
RFsyef. Further particulars will be
Nade known previous TO the Sale.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Yrndne. Mater.
Oct. *.
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William Hart1horne,1

IT bis Stars, az col. Hoes W@4rt, las
far Sale,
Penniylvania & Swedl1h barr
Iron,
Philadelphia lump and loaf Sugar BY
the hid. or barrel,
Brown Sugar Of the fira quality, by
the barrel of hid.
Fine Salt, in Jacks,
Coarie Salt by the bufhcl,
Old Corn, Tar,
Platter of Paris, by the buihel,
James River Coal,
Tobacco, in kegs,
Hay in bundles, about 200 each,
A few Lots in good Gtuations on Fair
fax, Wilks, Prince and Wafhingto" ltreets'
Sale or Rent. -AIfo for Sale, three
fory Bick- Houie, on King naar Fairfax
freer, very good faud for builnets.
roth Mo. nth, 1909.
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IDubIic ,a[e.

To-Mor,oev, al 3 o'dook, P. N, qrW BE-
.lold, at MFRS. LGqvralo0 AK 5m0oi's
so6a7, al a credit Of 90 and 90 day;,
The Cargo OF the Brig Active,
jue arrived from Lifbon,
CONSISTING OF
Salt, Lifbon ard PORT Wines, Lemons,
Oranges, fntt fhelied Almonds, ..?ilherts,
p'eie'yea Citrons, Floor Mats, Bafse;s,
&c.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Nov. I.
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publir @ale.

QS Fri2ay tbe sb day # Nsprm6sr aext
Gt4 o'eleek ia the efier1oos satA be (ola
mite premles, y
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g Printing an adj its "a.
q1ety, executed at this oHcs
with ueatnsls and dypatch.
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TO BE SOLD
For Ready Money.

Pursuant to q Decree Of The Eede-
raj Circuit Cart of he LNited STATES,
fortbe DiFxia q I1iirgmi.1, IL aJuit BE-
tzeeea tie exr.atars Of H.zaJur's plain
t!f5, end tbg t,aaees q ger. afjjlo1, and
es6<rs, ds5sxaaats,
4 tract Of land in the county
Of Prince William, on the Yates of Bull
Run, containing 40 acres, now IN tie
occupation OF Mrs. Gwynn.; or 70 much
thereof as will be fuhcient 10 raife the
fun d {. $50 with intere. thereon from
Oaobcr 1897, and the COTS and expenses
of this {ale, which will take place at Cadf
.by'S tavern, in the town ot Alexandria,
on Saturday the txsh 81 November next.
The above tfaet Of land was purchAied
by Peyton Gwynn, deeea{ad under the iaid
decree, ana the aarchafe money not being
wholly paid, is again 10 be fold for the
'fails!aaion thereof, in conformity to ialc.
decsec, and ;e1msol original iale.
D. NJ. RANDOLPH
Late MARTIAL, v. D.
Richmond, Sept. IS, 1907. I'D. ddI
Spanllh Hides.
Jgf arri4.ed in the Schooner Ha,mony,
and far Sale BY
John & Jas. H. Tucker,
1000 Spanilh Hides
Ibg bave a5lo IN Stare,
1o,ooolb green Coffee,
70 Hhds. bcif Muicoyado Sugar,
20 Barrels do. do.
1000 Bulhels coar(e Salt,
100 Sacks fine do.
10 Barrels Tanners Oh, and
A genersl aaortment Of GROCERIES.
Ottoher 7. d3w cow
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The GENUINE PERSIANIOTToN

So celebrated among the iahicrable through.
out Europe, as all invaluable cofinetic, perfect,
Innocent and fate, free fsom corrective ana rep.j.
lent minerals Che BATS Of other lotions) and e
unparalleled efficacy IN preventing and renpoy;pg
blemilhes in the face ard {kin Of every kind paF.
ticuiary freckics, pimp!es, rhammatogy lednef,
icur!s, letters, ring worms, fun burns, pIickIeT
heat, BE.
The Perfian Lotion operates mildly, wi,hou,
impetirg that natural, inieniihIc perlpiratioa
which is chcntial to health. Yet its lalutary e.
tects ate lpeedy and permanent, rendering the
ikin decateiy lt and clear, improving The com-
pieyion, and reiloring tie bloom of youth Ne.
yer filling 10 render an ordinary countenants
beautiful, and an handlome one more 70.
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Tort Of wor ra' which ufhally ai,ie eh;r,.
Game from HIM. Since that period he or ,.o
markaoiy better IN health, and thcuph l"sn
has got a freih and lively complexion I II-n
different oecailons have nfcd this nedieins,F 's
purging iubttltute, and found it to antwer ey.s.I
ingiy well, without bringing on beny-acSe y.
any Of thofe dfagtecabe tenlation,, 70 oiten % o'
ealioned by purgmg medicines. Upon the whe :.
Judge this medicine TO be, bebdes its main oh
Ject, one OF the mott falurary means for reaor
ing LOFT appetite, aud promoting proper ~. >.
of digeition, by carrying off chat bilious G,I
farce, which engenders 70 much indifue6,;o,
both among childlen and adults.
am, SIR, your mott obedient fervart.
JOHN MOTHER.
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The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
ITCH,

Which is warranted an infallible remedy Il
one application, and may be u!ed with perfect
f4fety by pregnant women, or on infants week
old, not containing particle of mercury or any
other dangerous Ingredient whatever, and IS not
accompanied with rhat tor1nentlng imart Shics
attends the application Of ether remedies:
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DR.. HAHNes GENUINE EYE, WATER.

a iovereign remedy Tor all diIeales d he eyes,
whether the effe& Of natural weakness or Of &C.
cdent, Deductions Of rheum, dulntl, :tthins
and films on the eyes, never falling to cure thoie
maladies which frequently lucceed the fnaIl pOx,
meailes and fevcrs, and wonderfully ltrengthen-
ing weak iighr. Hundreds have experienced
its excellent virtues, when nearly deprived Ct
fight.