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The SFira Coriul iet oat on hosfshack
;, fix o'elo..l on Menday morning, at.
,-nded by Generals Belisses, Money
I.aarilto.., and BY Coloneis CaaiaiacsurS,
I,4cue, ard Rapp.
He took but Ave hours to farsey the
whole Sangc Of the caaal OF the Ourcq,
exsena,ag above 10 Leagues. he found
the works going on with great activity IN
The ssaf tx LEAGUES Of lie CANA. and eve
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-20
From The Caze1s ef tie United States.

The proceedings Of the Virginia Le-
gil4ture IN The cafes of Mr.. Hoomes and
Mr.. Moody, were fome time ince advert
ed 70 in concife paragraph, 1t was
then our intention lhortIy TO offer our
fentiments more fully on the angular In
decofum which marks thefe meafures
but our attention having been lately
much directed TO the important proceed
ings of the laa days Of Congrels, we have
omitted this with many other articlea
which eminently difplayed the views, and
principles of the Jacobins. The fol-
lowing remarks, however, from the Edi-
tor of the Charleiton Courier, while they
revive the recollection of thoie events,
will frongly apply thsmielvss TO the
feelings and opinions Of every man who
has any integrity of heart, any attach
ment to the common principles of Jnltices
or any regard for general conliilelcy ani
decorum of conduct.
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From ire Monissr}

A perfon by the name Of Peltier has
been found guilty, before court OF juftiee,
at London, Of printing AID publifhiog
Tome. wretched iibels- agalni} the fiftt
Conful. Its eafy 10 imagine why the
Engl;ih minifry hould saecf to make
this matter OF 10 much eciat.
As it has been faid in the Englilh
Newspapers, that the trial was initituted
at the demand Of the French Government,
and that The French Amoanadof was
even IN the court when the jury gave III
their verdict we have authority to de-
ny thar any fnch things ever took place,
The Firlt Coniul was even ign,:art
Of the exiaence Of Pcltier's libels, ill
they came to his knowledge in the public
sccouats OF rho proceedings az this tiial.
All the CIVILIZED nations OF Europe,
have in The iyfem of their mutual &c.
atious and dependencies, certain recipro-
cal duties TO teifii, which they ought 50
reiped 70 much the more, becaoie Diff
fcrent cbndot3, which fails rot to have
n every county is pariians, could tend
only 10 teitore the reisu Of bsrbarifm ard
anarchy.
Il is therefore, not eafy 10 imagine,
what irteFet, England can have to eecou-
Yage and authorize al thote fcurrilities Of
.ntamy, which the libeilefs OF that coun-
try ate ieceGantiy PFoPagating +; as lit
tie eaiy is TO imagine, why IT hould at
ford protection 70 the French libellers
who ietIted there durirg the war, as to
conceive what uiefni purpole could be ar
twered BY proceeding Of fueh pomp and
ohcntatian.
The Alien Bill gives power TO the
Engiiih MiniAry to icnd frangers OUT Of
that country al pleafare. That power the
Minifrv largely awaits itfelf OF Above
,wenty Frencnaen, who lived in fe,t1ed
reGdences, and were well Snown IN Eng
land, have been, with RI any formaiity,
tSntous of that country. Within ,hofe
.ew DAYS Citizen Donnecafiere, a Chief
Of Battalion OF the national guard at Paris,
being at Loadon, 10 proiscuse tuit al
law, ani having his wife there 6ek, re-
erived ordefs - gut tie courtry IN for
~ eighg hours.
We krow Others who, after reiidence
Of thirty years 10 London, have been ient
out of the country with equal absrptneis
and rigour. To Whas Puspoir, then, drag,
with ciientsricn, before ,eleciabie Courts,
foreign libellers who are only iurh as ma
turslIy ariiie in the eod Of arg great poll
ticsl comno;ion. If Lord pelhan's Un
der Secretaries ihonld only hint to them
not 10 wife, they NUT, Per foree, obey.
Shoola they ros, they might, under
the Alien gill, be iens out Sos sIie kirg-i
dom.
The Kirg of England owes it to bis
own pclioaal dignity, and TO the honou.
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CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 10.


Or the z6th of December, in the even
Ing, 40 Adlutant of General Stuart had a
conference with the Refs Efsndi, and pro-
pofed, in the usrne of the Englifh govern
ment, thar the Porte lhould grant par.
don to the Egyptian Beys, and aGign them
diGant place in Upper Egypt for their
,efdence, where they lhould engage &c
live psaccably, ana conduit themlelves as.
faithful fuhjetts Of the Porte.
The Refs Efe6di, who had expected
verr different propolas from the Englifh
Adiutant, an(wered, that the Porte would
communicate its determination on this
fabjea to the Eogliih Ambafador, Lord
Eisin. The latter accordingly had feve-
raj conferences with the Refs Efendi, and
the negotiation was yeherday evening
brought to a conclufion, as Lord Elgin
took his leave OF the Gtard Vizier. The
Porte has, in fact, contrary TO general ex-
pettatiop, granted pardon to the Beys,
under the following conditions
I. The Cavalry of the Mamelukes
lhall enter Immediately into The lsrvicc of
the Pacha of Cairo.
Z. The Porte will aRign to the fix in.
urgent Beys, the little town OF AVIAN,
in upper Egypt, where they ihall reiide
in peace, and fubjeet TO the Porte, with
out interfering, in any manner in the pub
lie affairs and Government of Egypt.
As ioon as this Convention was con-
cluded, Lord Elgin declared officially TO
the Grad Vizier, that Egypt ihould be
Immediately evacuated by the Englifh
troops, which woeld be conveye ed from
thence to Malta. The latter iAand the
Englifh will continue to retain pofet1i-
on Of, till they have the certainty Of the
maintenance Of peace between England &
France.
On Tie 9Th in2. the French Ambaaa
dor, General Erune, arrived here with
the iquadfon from Toulon, coniiaing Of
a hip OF the line, ir:gate two briggs
aad two corvotts. This fqusdron like
wife brought the French Agents of lie
CATION and Commerce, defined for the
different ports 0; the Ievant.
Lord Elgin has embarked, and will
ihonIy fet f4il on his return.
Prince Yph!an,i. the new HofPodal'
of Wallachia, realizes every expectation
which that-untoItnnase province had form-
ed of.him. He has iucceeded in prevail
ing on The Tu,kifh troops 10 evacuaie The
country, wheie they were no; OF the
faallea uie TO him, by paying them =,
900, eco ard $1,000 pallters, the areas
.siasir pay. The cfpreded inhabitants.
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ROME. Feb. II.

His Holitris, by virtue OF the right
committed to HIM by the great powers OF
Furcoe, of nymina'ieg G'@od M4i5er
etthe.{3rder Of Malta, has appeinted lit
Neao5htan Chevaiier De lhomsil tothas
.;,oni,y. TksComa4ader De Buiy has
sone from Rome 70 Sicily, bearing 10 the
new tssand Msiler the indfumens OF his
.siea.snro shat high oiiice.
Meniteur.
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LONDON, March :.

lCNDCN, NIa!cn 7.
As the petition for The repeal of the
Tonnaee duties will, we arc informed,
be taken into confederation next We'd
nsiday, we apprehend the difcufilon will
be one Of the heayisf, and mott important
dnring the prefens fiction, and it ought
ever 20 be remembered, that The pre-
ponaerance ct Birth power and glory has
aIiisn entirely from It's maritime ipirit,
iaieresa and influence.
The Grand Judge, Miuiaer of Jotice,
has written to the Protect of the Lower
Pyrenees, informing him, that the govern
rent had approved of his PIE oiai TO
,ranfporr tie. companies Of gypiiss and
other .srolleTs, arreRed on ,he aft Mo-
yea,ber and the 9th December lais..
6 TIE former, ADDS tie Minitter, " are
not on their arrival TO be reitored to-
perfect liberty; they mutt be fubje6ted to
a fapenntendancc more orslets ievere /; The
latter, in confegoence of their morals be-
ing leis depraved, of their ability - sa-
hor. and OF their inclination 20 procure
iubiilence for lheir families, may even
ss the time of landing be employees IN
The cultivation Of the land, or in any other
works"
The Vienna Court Gazette OF the 18th
February, contans. The following article ::
!" A,pong the experiments and progreis II.
ru,al eeoaouy, which for their utility
merit publ;caliony were difingu1fhed
,hole Of Counfsll0r Holfmaiase, Director O.
she efatcs& lordihips ofthe imperial fan'i.
jy. This ecenomiit has 10 his lheep walks,
ia Hungary more than $4,000 lheep OF
The Spahlfh breed. As he had of late
wears lott many of,hen BY ihs ma ady OF
The Gin, which affect thole animals, he de-
,ermiaed to inocuiate all his ihcep with
the virus of that rnalady. He was pre-
yioafy aaured of The ioccefs and efficacy
of Vaccination. This experiment took
place ,fuccefiyely on SOoo lambs and 1000
iheep. None psIilhed, and there were
tus very few on whom the matter did
NOT operate. NJ. EIolfmaifSre has again
inocnla,ed 1000 of theie animals, and
,;ut-theln amaug other lheep diiordered by
this kind of EnalI COX. None were inject.
ed, notwithstanding that communication
which would neeehar;ly have been centa-
yious, if the principle of the difcrder haa
M, saen riefroycd BY inoculation.
March S.
II; Is laid that the Minifer nlears 70
encrease the duty on all Grong beer to ter
h;llings the barrel.
The copfpiracy at Rcpen IS now Rated
70 have been formed by Chouans and Roy-
alias, whole objett was TIE idbveFiion Ct
,he prefent order OF tnings. and the rsao
ration ofahe Boprbons. The perfons en-
ocsed in it are dsisFibrd as wretches Of
sbe mca contemplate defcription.
4 grand dinner was given 10 a party
Of Americans, by Mr.. Ewing, the Auleii
car Ccnfas, at The London Tavern, OF
Friday lat, the anniversary q The tIrttioR
&c Mr.. IrrFrRsoN 10 The oeice Of Pref
dpns of The United States. The compa-
~ was numerous, vet lelca. Many pa
,,:o.;c fongs were iu03- one in p.tticu
Is, wristsn for the oecaGon, with the
chorus, /" heaif5 10 ar S1cksm. 0nd Ing
ucy BE- liqe,. was received with great
applauie.
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LATEST
Foreign Intelligence.

From Londaa papers recei5e9 at The ef-
fee If The ~. z. Mercantile 44dvsrtisey
~ sbey@ip Meyeayy.
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From the Courier.

lhe people or America nave Deeh icS'
fome THE 70 accultomed to lee tie moH
furdy violations of their rights, tbat ha-
Bit now produces inienlbiiity, and they
fufer TO PAT: over with lietle obisfya'ioa
aGfs in their government which IN tho
good days of the republic voald have
fartled and routed them to Indignation.
In Guch cafes it is the proper builoe!: OF
the public prints to endeavor to route
them to ju.t ieala Of their duty. Per
haps more daring outrage upon dectncy
has rarely been committed than that of.thc
two decilions, by the Legislature Of Vngi-
MA in the cafes Of Mr.. glooMEs and h'F.
MooDY. The fame queRion, point 10
point, it is llated was put to the lesh-
iature in>the cafes of two men, one he,
deraia, the other an antifedetalllt, and
deciGons were given directly IN INC
teeth of each other. In the cafe OF MI
HOMES, the quefion was pat, 4" whs-
rhef his having conttatt for carving
the mail, disqualified him from holding
his lear as member OF that hopie"-shG
il was decided that i did not dhqaa4isy
him. Marx y5NI He is democrat
The very fame quefion was put n tns
cafe Of Mr.. MooDY who (Mlark 90F" {
again ! is a federal republican, and IL was
then decided, by majority Oh ii3 .
q. that his, Mr.. MooDl's, having .~'
contract for carrying the mails d'a o.
qualify MIN from holding lis feat a0' nc
was accordingly tariff oai. H.
Now nothing is more evident than tn''
either one or the other OF tact: dec''l'"'
muft be wrong. The fame iubitanfe ea".,
NOT at once be black and white. light anu
heavy, hot and cold. And 'h 20: +, 'i IL
FACES Of the new code ieem &c ac'iSA -, !,
thof; paradoxes, which aitoofh oS WI, w.
their folly, and d!lgui US VIA ,hsir oa.<
faced i.npudcnce, we could hardly en- j..
a legislative body gravely 70 aee. s.. - i,
tams thing is ADD IS oot. i .s.;. o.,.
baposnea that, Ike Macbeth, theiI r.
cepfion was la.s IA Inc si,1 fcfesAS'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-28
FROM ROTTERDAM.

Yeferday arrived at this port tie fhir
AlnomaclS, Capt Cleveland, init days
from Rotterdam. through the poliieneis
of Capt. c. we have been furniihed wi'h
file Of Rotterdam papers to The 18th
Dec. from which ieyer1l extrac3s are
made in this days Gazette.
Capt. c. Informs US, llat II trani-
ports, chiefly American vefels, ard 2
fiigates, were lying al fieIyoet Sinys,
waiting to receive troops on beard for
LouiGana; that the Commander il Chief,
Gen. Victor, had arrived at Rotterdam
with bis foiie, and that it was expected
they would depart in the couIle CT mouth
or FIX weeks.
lBoR. Gaz.)
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JAMES MADISON,
ALBERT GALLAIiN,
LEVI LINCOLN.


;. NETWORK, FEBRUARY IL.
! ny = Tie arrival OF the fhip Be,iey from
IN. up00i' and the Ann from Hull, We
d, /, 'sSeised iiles Of London and Provin.
e':' TO the hra of January, and
co-.s' Shipping Lifts and Prices
law. ,n' 10 the laf Of December. Theft
& i nm aud very little TO our former itock
,h,, s letters from Havre mention,
dl,e0" ~, 'rooiand Soldiers, Of the mes
Frsrrb '4 ~ deierPtion IN the eyes Of .F.>
b,rk cover. meDt, are ordered 70 en- :
= ~ ST. Domingo. they are m.t
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SALE POSTPONED.

THE Sale of the LAND con-
veyed to me, as Trufee for Colin Aud,
by John d. Orr, hitherto advertised to
take place at the Coffee IIoufe in Alexan-
dria, on the frA Of March next, is poH-
poned by conlerr of the parties inteTeisec,
until Tuefday the 18th of that month,
when the property will be expofed to Sale
at tie Gid Coffee Houfe for ready money
in terms of the Deed of 1ruf.
EDMUND ] LEE.
Fed. rs.
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aleranoria aoOerftger.
MONDAY FEBRUARY z8.

The Managers Of the Alexan-
drla AlIemblies, finding that Mr..
Gadiby has made fuch arrange
ments for the next AHembly, on
Tuefday, as will render pof-
ponement till that day week We
~ inconvenient-Give notice
that the next Aiiembly will &C
cordingly be TOMORROW,
which will be the lait this ieafon.
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Who lave he.a tslen frem The ga'Hes,
or have lersed under tie Allies thofe
no ere accu!cd Of Revolutionary CTialso,
and wfloia loyalty TO the Comui4te is iuf
p-.7eil. The etnhlrkation OF ihete fsE,
u hiie it ihews desernlnalion on tie p-rs
Il Farce 10 retain 81. Dsmir go, IN, hes
thar The Regular TrooYs are aos ssf}
Yelling to 90 upon the Service, or that
the government does rot with TO throw
them away On fach an enterrrifc.
Pciyate accounts from Paris fate, that
The Firh Conful will,siI a ihort tine, no
inmate for his SnccsGos he fen Of Ma
dame Louis Bonsparse, ard appoint
Council Of Regency, couGting Il Gene-
rails Murs, and Money, Cambacests, and
the Gland Judge, at TIE head of which
his brother ] frph is 10 be placed. TIE
College CT Princes is, according to tie
fame advices, &c he competed OF the great
Officers Of the Legion Of honour, the
Prelients of he Deliberating B-dy, the
PreGderts Of the Sections of he Council,
Of STATE, and an Upper Chamber, taken
from the Senate.
A dury OF 400 francs has been laid in
Fsance On every five myriagrams OF whire
cattons, fiched, embroidered, or itriped,
impor.e ed ON aoroad. ss.as
According TO letters from Iranfylva-
MA, the mott melancholy accounts are
daily received there Of the damage done
BY The earthquake which took place on
the as L OF Ostcber. Ia 20 villages in
fiaram ozeck, The moi beautiful part OF
the diariet OF Szeck.er, a Gns.e church
teegle haSr2t been left aacd;ng. AT Gal
lacz, il Moid2sia, more than iixty per
CONS haye been cru!hed under the ruins OF
the.r houfes. Ar Borndotf the church
and ninety houles were thsoun down by
she gioiehce Of the lhock.
Feb. II.
Arrived, Brig Norparsll, Callop, Sa-
vannah !; Eliza, Swaine, Savannah Ds-
yid and George, Abel, Liverpool Ca
therine, Copenhagen Fortu-
aatc, Billings, ST. Kits fchr. lnduary,
Ryan, Savannah; Four Friends,
Martinique; Polly, Sherwood, Old York,
Mats. Samuel, Smith, Richmond Fa-
vorite, Weymouth, do. Betiey, Jones,
Wilmington, N. c. Difpatcb, Jones, Cur
racoa Twins, Roberts, Salem Sloop
Sally, Smith, Surrinam.
Brig Fortune, captain Billings, in "a
days trom ST. Kits. Left there the brig
Peggy, Butler, & fehr. Luck, capt. Buck,
both of We,herfeld, Connecticut ichr.
Sally, capt. Hubbill, of Marblehead : brig
Phoebe, captain Perkins. Price of Provi-
fions at ST. Kits Pork, 20 dollars, beef,
II dollars -four 6dollars.
S!oop Sally, Smith, belonging to Con-
netilcut, SO days from Surrinam, lalt from
Antigua. Left at Suriaam, fhiP VAIN
ington, Lucas, OF Bottom, and brig
Stevenfon, of Salem, 10 fail in 9 days i
fchr. Bssiey Clark, Of and for do. to fail
in days. Price at Surinam Pork IS
dollars beef SO; -four 20. Left at St.
Thomas, brig James, of Bottom and fchr.
Betisy, of Edenton, N. c. A brig failed
days before for New York. AT Anti
gna, Pork II dollars Beef IA, lumber
II; corn SIS. per haihel, peas SIS. Capt.
Smith put into Sarinam in dilreis. On
his pahage from thence, in lat. SO, long.
60 80 fpoke fchr. Snkey & Polly, out 10
days from. New Y ork, bound to Port Re-
publican.
--x< is ra--
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Communication.

Ii Glould have bean known to the CT
iizen Smile, that in place OF our being ab-
jed lases, and the honorable CongTeis
our honorable tyrants, thar we are better
rcpreiented than any dittrici in the Unit
Ell States. We have one representative
Tor about z or 1900 inhabitants white
oar neighbors have only one for every 80
ar 40, coo. paleis, indeed, we deierye 10
De called ilay<s tor permitting eur rePre-
tentative the soaa,sbls Colonel ?. 10 make
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"i'i'ou' ssSn tciluitifS las eo"AlGensS.
Ert,of ofo ktfey 11ym Prris, Dce. III
1902, 10 a fr,Jea u Philodelphsq.
" Yesterday Ger. Nieicr, he captain
General OF LueiGana. lelt this city in ccm
pa, with J. ]. Ayme. the Efet Major,
and RE oa:cers Of tic standardization
OF be colony, 70 embark from Hclsoet-
lluys for New Orlesns. The Peli,ct tet
out for Rocheiors a few days free, 10 lake
bis paaagc trcm ihtn in a corvette, ard
10 make preparations for the Arrival cfthe
troops al New Orleans"
We hear by TIC arrival of TIE Maria,
that gen. La CroGe has prohibited lie ex-
porta,ion Of Ccfce, from GuadalouTe In
American bottoms, and il is no lels mate
rial TO the interelt Of importers OF fugars
from ,hence, to be informed that he has
likewile laid an additional duty Of 8 ter
cen!um on that commodity.
(PbA. Pap
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Wood HorP-.rcr M. col
II do. Per t.5ss
V hite Ok taves and Heading, 2ol
lted G.k &c. r5l
Plf'l pet Laiiel, sos
lar cfio. eos
Turpenti e, per DO SOS
>5ansn nillsa D0lhay IS Sd.
satrrdsy eseii 6 arrived at poit ,yal the
flip Al.i4ntc, " lam pobinfon, MISTER. Tor
Honduras, il IS days from pcrrfrnouth, having
en- board c,l.,n. hmas barrow, appointed 10
the upcsillteiiccicy OF that tettemeni.
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4 Gold Ring Found.
TIE owner may have IL by defcrib'ng
it, and paying the coA OF This advertise
en-, on application to the Printer.
Feb. rs. d3s
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CLOVER SEED,
IOHN G.. LADD,

lol1lN NJ.
In, on 5aud. at bis Waye- Hoase, Prince
Street mint, The tollo4viag articles,
o,b;rb he oecr, by zvbalesals very ebeab
FIR rcsb Or a short tndn:
.oaf and brown Sugars,
HAVANA white. do.
a few boxes India Sugars,
CoG,e and Cotton.
wa India and New. ENGLAND Rum,
Poao, Reef.
M,ekarsl sbad and Herrinps.
pic1.lea Cod6h dried
M,nld and d;ot Candles.
r20;le and common Soap,
CLsec.
e,al Tso,bSr
D., -. o., md E,,are
C Oa,' ,,o'' - .i -, Gee lrw;,o Irvine.
CO Col, Sa,t Petre.
aa,o;i sasrm.ce,; do Cor lam,s =
Taaaar, al
All.m ,con,.rss and grimaone.
cna . ,x,5sr poland Starch
p..r, sbse penner Gaia.
-" - 20. ~ Nufrsos
: e.. toxa . Oi;yes and Carers.
Wr;t;oo pgn4r and a few Paoer Hang
mos
Shoes of ali forts.
roih Gaw;nc SILKS. Window Glals,
~
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(BoR. Gaz.)

Wa@mglan, Fe5raaxy "A, 1903

WGj5Ngf0n, Fe6rHarr "a, 1908.
The CHIEF uitice this day declared the
opinion Of the court at great length on
the motion Of Mr.. c. Lee, for rule 10
thew cauie why Mandamus lhould not
iiiue to compel James Mad,icn, Secretary
of State OF The United States, 20 deliver
to William Malhury, and Cthers, theii
commlllions OF the peace tor The diitritt OF
Columbia.
The cafe had been argued this term BY
Mr.. Lee with great ability, on the Par'
Of Msrbury and others-no calie was
thewE.
The evidence, arguments Of coupfel, AID
the opinion Of the court, will be publlihed
in report of this term, preparing for the
preis.
The queaions conGde-ej by the court
in delivering their opinions, are
If. Has the applicant right to the
comm;Gon he demands :
I'd. II he has right, and that right
has been violated, do the laws of his coun-
try afford him remedy !?
sdly. If they do afford hin remedy,
is it by a mandaTnus iliuing from this
Court ]?
On the fra point it was the opinion Of
the court, that iuch right did exit adly.
That he was intituled to a reinedy-buf
On the third que&ion, it was determined,
that the act of Congrefs giving the pow
er to the fupreme Court, 10 iiiue writ OF
mandamus in luch cafe, was uncon!fitu-
tional and consequently void. The rule
therefore was dilmihed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-17
Lands for Sale.

The fub(criber wifhes to lei
a TRACT of LAND, tiSuate aear the
foot OF the Blue Ridge and Short HILLS,
in Loudoun county, Virginia Bounded
partly by the Potomac River, within two
miles of Harpsr's Ferry add she mouth OF.
Shenandoah. III IS !tpBg, gooJ foil,
anfweriOg perfectly we'll Tor platter OF
Paris, and contains by patent z34o acres,
Isis 70 wellknown, as yaluabe and fine
tract of land, that further iefcriPtion is
unnecsGary, as thofe who iscline 10 pur
chale will of courie view ana examine 1t.
"A clear and indi(pusable title will be given
by the lunfcriber. There is no mortgss Sc,
Judgment, debt, leafe, claim, ot demand
whasioeyer againa any part. lt having
been always let to tenants at low annual
rents, who are RATED and removable at
will, bur the occupying tenants lthrouga
favor only have been permitted 10 claim
from any coming in tenant, one halt OF
the depoGt money, as fetiled between them
for improvements and good will; tie
other half going to the landlord. There
are at preient fxteen or ievenseen tenants,
upon the eeate at very low rents: and It
is recommended as an Object we'll worth
the attention CT any p,aon who would
porchafe the whole, and parcel II out into
leHer farms, the reGdent tenants ADD Others
wiihing to buy parts Of it. ahe terms.
are a portion Of oae fourth paid down In
money, or approved negotiable paper, the
remainder in one, two or three years as
may be agreed on. carrying interett from
the day Of fsle. Application may be
made Perfonally, or by letter, 10 the fub-
Icriber rsEding at Wa.burton, on Poto-
mac River, near Alexandriss to Mr.. James
M'Ilaeney, near The premites, or TO Mr..
John Janney, mefchaot, Alexandria.
1hos. Atwood Dagges.
Tp'y 10. saIm