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BIRKELk9, g. 81;
&. = IN November CsHrf, 1s02.
William Hill, CSmbiainasi.
John Thornton, Augustine WashinE-
ton and Samuel Washington, heirs Of
Thornton Washington, deed, John
Bate and James Smally Batte, Dsf'ts.
j. ). In CHANcERY.
THE Defendants, John Thorntop,
i Augustine Washington and Sa.
muel Washington, heirs of Thorn,on
Washington, deceased, John Bate and
James Smally Bate, not having entered
their appearance agreeable 70 an act Of
/ Assembly and the rales of this Court,
and L appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
Court thar they are not Inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, on the motion of
the eomplainant BY his Counsel, Il 10 or.
dered thar the said defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in Octobernext, TO answer the
bull Of The complainant. and thar . copy
Of this order Be forthwith inserted IN The
Virginia Gazette, fortwo mouths snc-
cessively, and published &C the door Of
the court-H House ofthe said County.
A Copy, b
Teste,
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ts@I4f
Fromme fs..v-HsaR Evxrsso Posr.
ale that hafk leass - heey Iss hiss
Aeay.n The following letter i foundin
the London Courier q April ash. Il
affords rs apieture Of ESench fsaSsvnisy
drawn q fun Length By one who felt what
he pourtTsyed. Il Is deserving the atten-
ton of every rejecting mind.
aHAcUR, APRiL 81. 1o09.le
= Amongst the eountries disturbed by
Preach intriEue. ovsrstun By French
arms, vexed b Preach power, and ID.
ined By French connections, Holland
stands the 6rst; and the liberty Held out
by French emissaries, as m sIlureneuk
10 he ambi,ion Of die factious, and %
The p1frictism Of the Repubiicans, has
been = fatal % our Independence q de-
stroclive 10 our commerce.
sSince 1875. when We began 10 feel
the curse Of French fraternity, We aree
become beggariy. enslaved, degraded
and dchased people. without public spi-
rio, public virtue, or private worth, Sec
ing with the same indifference and
phlegm the misery Of our eountrymen
around us, as the insulting luxury ofour
tyrants, Who, not satis6ed with the plum.
der of our properly, debauch ON wives,
seduce our daughters, and peryert the
principles ofour soma. BY their scallda-
lous example, and BY their deprxved eon-
duct, they have outraged OF destroyed
the moral and religious motions of IN
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:. By JAMES MEASE, NJ. D.
xslloU b the American Philosophical 50.
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11

tax is always added to tie ptics. ara III
an intcreifs is advanced upon it As
penlation for the yexstions which ~. y
tains experience in their commerce WI,
then is the eaed Of that operation, ;f
to take from the planter che fourth ;.
Of the money which he had 70 much + /,
Guilty to &c; from France /? Or ot,e,s
to flop by that means, partly the re.ea,
llhment Of the capitals which alone
render the Islands finally psodaesivel &
say finally, for it is folly to believe Il
they viii yield to France compepsa,,,
for her actual offsets, unless il be afte,
great many years, Will even say, 4. E
unless the ports Of Hispsniola are open
every vessel loaded with articles Of Nee,
slty, unless the inhabitants have the ripI
Of buying cheap and selling dear, by n
couragiag the rivalry between the sellcE
and purchasers, unless every sort Of ysuE
ton is removed, and strangers receive ev.
ny possible security for their capitals n
the islands, ages will pass away before I'll
spaniola viii cease draining France Of ii
riches and strength without offering hc|
any equivalent return.
It's, therefore, evident, that if Flanc,
had no other petition beyond the lea,
except her Stands, ii nigh, eaGly emplo,
ali the capital Of which the nov can, snj
probably hereafter will be able to difpQ;
in long ferries Of years.
I But ii to all this, we add the imm.n,
pofeGions ia Guyana, her predictions
and the capitals neceaary TO carry III,
whole of 10 its full value if we adj
the iettIements necshary to be made i
India, if the defgn be TO bring into III
ports Of France that variety Of article
which invite exchange and give Com
merce its due activity, we hall fin
that one century at LEAH will PATS ava
before France may want poaeGlons Of til
kind.
But as France has ike other countl;e
buta confined capital, the only quefion
qvberf @aH tits eotifal be tlafedi Oh
ii be here in the Wet Indies at ca
enne I in India, or at Louifana! For
is Obvious that what will be placed in Q
ofthofe fettIemenfs will be at the expen
Of another it is equally 70, that The :
tional expenditures will increate with
colonies and that, in cafe OF war, {
points of attack and defence will be MI
tiplied IN the fame ratio.
(To be eontiaaed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
For SAFE,
A TRACT OF LAND

Near the town of Alexandria, adjoining
the lands of Charles Alexander and Bepja-
min Dalany, containing about one hum
dred and ten acres, being moicty OF a
tract called Pearfon's tra6f: Upon this
Land are fome handiome and commanding
profpcefs of the town and country. 1t
will be fold altogether, or in lots Of ten or
twenty acres each, as may {uit purchalers.
The lalc will commence upon the land on
the thirteenth day Of Ju.yns Notes
negotiable in the Bank OF Alexandria, at
fxty days, with good endoriers, will pc
JOHN WEST,
LUD. LEE.
June ,. dbl
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
Ilv O..
10 X + N /.
Far term Of Tears, in One or fsv0 Farms,
Near 1000 Acres of Land,

Near 1000 Acres or Lana,
BEING that part of the Mount Vernon Tract
devifcd by General Warrington to George i.
and Charles A. Warrington, lying on the louth
Gde of the Potomac, Eve Or Fix miles below
Alexandria This land is well fuited to wheat
being Fat river LAID, extending upwards OF three
miles on the water, aud has feyeral good Fifhe-
ries on it. The contiguity of this tituation to
Alexandria, the City and Geotge-T own, with
the convenience OF water-carriage, mutt make il
de(rable to Farmers. There is on it fnIall
Dwelling Houfc, con,nodious brick Barn.
aud excellent Stables and out Houfes. Any per-
fon wiihing to rent. will be ihewn the Preni-
les by application to G. Rollings, living thereon
and may know the terms by application to CO.
lionel Dcneale, 1T his office in Alexandria, with
whom plat Of the Laad is left, or TO che fub-
fcriber.
BURWELL BASSETT.
Tune 40. cote
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To tbs. Eaitor Of TIE Alex0adyia Advtr

= 'f'S E""SI y f.e |~SeN"''"f'" 81" S''~
h5sr.
Sir 1t is with insxpreGble regret
/ have oble1yed, for fone years back,
tie very great care!eAnefs, and unihought.
folneis of many Of the heads OF families IN
The Town OF Alexandria, who give them
fclvcs the mare Of Chnliaus, In having
their offspring 70 long uaoaptiied. There
are many children IN town, who are grown
up 70 thar they are capable Of attending
ichool, and l myfaif know Tome vino aye
their education -neasiy conlI leted, to
whom, as yer, shis tacyamens has ret
been administered. What will the parents
OF ,hefe have 20 FAY for themielyss? They
can certainly find no reaionaOie exeu!e fot
this very great neglect. It's cut OF theis
power, for one thing, to Gay, they have
no opportunity, for this town IS oislied
with as many ordained minilters, and
hope they are ordained by the Almighty,
as any town of its fze in the y. States.
IF their pafors having !cme time ago had
orders from the PreiDy tefy, nor TO wait
on them at their hou.es TO perform this
duty, (Which am Informed fome of them
have given ior their realon) has been IN:
caule of this neglect, thar certainly can
be no reafonabe exclle: What, in the
name of wonder, can hinder them from
going with their children TO church Is
is polHble that they dtfp.te tiff
could, l am inclined to have better OPT
Mon of them. ! am !ure | (hould travel
fix, nay, ten hundred miles with my child
fif | could get no opportunity nearer
hand rather than have him or her nnbap-
tiled for three months, whereas there are
iome of them, who have delayed it for
ten years, when the baptifm might have
been accomplished, perhaps, the very day
of the chld's birth. I allure you, Sir,
the very thought Of their unhappy fate
gals me more than l can exprets, and il
you would be 70 very obliging, as TO
give this place IN your paper Of Alon-
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Notsce Is hereby gavea,
To the Stockholders ofthe Bank
of Alexandria.

THAT a dividend OF four and an half
per cent. capital took Of iaid bank,
for the half year ending this day is de-
clared, and will be ready 70 be paid TO
the Stockholders or their representatives,
on Thu sfday next, the 9Th infant.
BY order of the PRECEDENT aud Direc-
tors. GURDEN CHAPLIN,
C4JGjer.
July 4. s 3w
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sr A fine GREEN TUR-
TIE will be ferved up at Gadl-
by's public table on Tueiday asxf,
at 2 o'clock.

By VsYtue Of a Deed OF try 70.
Sb< /sbfeyi5<r, qoaH Be <xpsfsd' on f6<
sysmjrs, ap0a fbs iIb dry Of Jafy
next,
A piece of Ground lying up
on the fou,h fide of Duke ilreet, and welt
9ide Of Fairfax ftreet, 10 che town OF Alex
sndria, extending with Dake areet thirty
two feet fx Inches, and with Fairfax
itrecr thirty two feet fix inches, upon
this ground is erected three aory brick
houGc. The terms of fale are one third
of the purchafe money upon the fale, an
other third in three month, and the re-
naindcr in fix months the two latt pay
ments TO be fecured by tfua upon the
property, il required, OF infuch other as
will be moa satisfactory to the Perions
now interelfed in the property.
JAMES KEITH, Trafe'.
June ID. Oh
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June y.

BY THE SUBSCRIBER.

BY THE SUBSCRIBER,
1T he fare nescs dor to MsBTs. fonatban
and Mablon Scboldfeld, King Fresf,
Forty five bales Of South Ca
rolina Cotton,
Seventeen tierces and fix half tierees
of prime Rice,
Seven hhds. Guadalupe Molafes far
ea6 or good paper at 60 ar 90 days, qO'fb
aSpraOxd eadorlsrs.
ALTO, on Coniignment,
Five trunks jaconet mullins and hand
leerchiefs, onesefunlS fitching threads, one
do. Cotton Umbrellas, one cafe Cotton
Stripes, one do. o. Calico Checks, one
trunk ribands, one fInall box elegant low
priced Muffin, Cambria, Shswls and Spa
Nth Cloaks, twelve cafes low priced Hats,
two cafes a. Irith Linens we'll aGorted,
one trunk and one cafe London Pamphlets
latef editions with handlome frontifpieces,
and one cafe containing Silk Hole and
JeweIry. The above goods are all well
bought and will be fold by the piece or
package on the mot Reasonable terms for
ready money.
Daaisl c. PuRpo.
Tuly O. DIFF
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The fch'r Ann Maria, Bachelor, Of
this port, haslarrived at New York.
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alerannyia aDnsrttser,

MONDAY, JuLy X.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07
REA.
jerks Maine asss Marine LIZ.
-Skass as
Port Of l0ortIuru.

SATURDAY,, Nsv. s.
Arrived brig Thomas, capt. VIM. Lowell II days IRON
Point Pctre (Guad Left there Oct s, fchr Gregory,
George Sears OF Ncwhern for Philadelphia to fail in 6
dsys--doop Nancy Casding. of and for. BrAol, four
daysiehs Be!Arins, Rce, Of and Tor Bottoms in days
brig Henry, Hsrea of Bath, uit srrived--brg Mahaa
Wlndior, Esitnan of Newbufypof. His people had all
deterted him, and entered board privatccr aud he
could not &c, away for o. hands She had rea.
dy 10 fail days,Brig Diana, Blunt, of Portlmouth--
iehr Branch, SARGENT "a fail ia days Tor Bofonch.
Morning Star, Edes of Portland, ia IS days--fip Fa
vorsc, Hodge of saliloury brig Ana. Notes Browa I'd,
OF Newburyport. 40 days-brig William, Ias. coombs of
Portland AT Fay Maho, fchr. 49,, Ropes, of salem
brig ----, P. NAH, os Bottom
Capt. Sam Robnion, of the fchr. Friendfhp of his
port, failed from Dominica the I'D October for Antigua
ST Bartholomew and ST. Thomas He was boarded by
Easlf rga,e and bad his reslser endorfed asanil
entering b oskaded ports.
Spsks -od "a, lat. IS, long. 50. fchr. Thomas, OF
Portland. days from Bolen for Bsrbadces-O6t IL,
lat 81, long. u, hp America, Smith, days from Bo(
ton, for Baitmore--Oet s. lat ~, al long 49, fhip
Mercury, MCEay, of Wiicafe, days from Liverpool
for Norfolk \
Was fpcsen Sept. as LAT 46, oug. ss, np Mac, Bur
dick, from Liverpool, for Bo onhad prrng leak and
haped isr courie for Newyork
On Monday IaR the ihip Numa, so days from Liver
pool. for Portland anchored 10 Nantucket Road
The entire wreck of the Hoop ero of Belfaf een
l,ore Tuelday morning Salifbury beachno foul
on board.
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,,;r,,y failed from Portfnouth, Lotwith-
a;nr what you may obferve in tn pa
70 the contrary" 1t probably fail
n "a the 9Th or 10Th Sept.
From WaRaastoa, Oh. ai.-The doors
LIN Senate having been 70 clofely fhut
Furing the brief dsfjf0a (aot dilcuilion)
n tIle treaty, all accounts therefrom are
k.om hcaFlay,
The Lord Mellon Ealt-Indiaman, of
eco tors, of which capture the Freach
kock has crowed 70 loud, has been recap
hred by Britilh cruiler, near Ferrol.
We heard fometime pat that the
french were collecting an army at Bay
bhne, which is near the line which divides
main from France. A Paris article Of
$epternber IA, hates, that this army is
Low formed and completely organized,
md that Gen. Augcreau was about TO de-
hart TO take the Command of it. This
{rny is undoubtedly intended to act a.
ainf Spain or Portugal, or to awe them
|nto compliance with French directions
br demands. ,.
skwBsRs, n. c. ocr. IA.
Il On Saturday, a girl of IL years of age,
&ho was drowned in the river Wellard,
bear Stamford, was recovered by the ap-
6lication of the means prelcribed by the
humane Society, though the had lain I'M
Yer water - minutes.
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DACkAKD>S CA IECHlSM, Second
Il Edition - This work has with favorable re-
cepton and has been recommended TO the pasic by a
RufRber of eminent DIvines whole praiies IN the
Churches. Over the joint hgnature OF the Rev. Doctors
VII LARD HowAar and TAppAN, find their, appre.
baton Of it in the following expreiaa: he tbs .,
6eviag d tie ozving Caseba, eeueus that point Of
eae Ps5ie@y, AMI soasnh s general gvsa adapted
sper tie and ssnevo irs.,n TIE astbOr The Rev.
Dr. pamIscs, of Bsilcrica in the vicinity et Bottom,
reeommcnds il in the words followng-viz - y I. .
= Having ptyahsd THE Jglloz0ing pa8, and ATTENDED
30 tie eafeebef;raI parts, think Tbs spbs 10 p0A
6pted 10 initiate ebr.a and goab into TIE trinelsf Of
PITY md piytas, and 10 irprea jyg sgaf ebrqian
s''rat and aeiGl aat ea obligation, The ring genera.
sion. VII, ~ +.
- II Getraes nstbing ros tbe merits Of ab-r esmtef
tons Of tbs Ike Find, Sat is 6fgned and INTENDED
etord o9dfisaal aid 10 tbeje, svbo s06 to bring up
ttstr Children IN tbe nurture ana ednaonitton 81 the
LORD; ard Tam teruasedn evW be found to be Prof
ita6is book IN families, and ibnt may be ned to great
adzatage tor rig the minds Of y0atb sOb 7ti,rert
ofrs!igsa and yeiTfdn6e, and forming them to jcb
ebaraaer 5aN make item bis.ng;, araprspare them
for baPfa.j5. ae .
]" Tbis taeebjGn has one obvioa5 excellence 70
mra4 IL, zubicb Is, that all dssa1ii1aiony of
ans upon baronisai grorna aeitber smtraciag
ee7{gfag fbr peexliariiies Of different peyiaaGoa5 On
tbs Il aepeat5 aosH calculated 10 afford star
iaPra7ton all zvitbouf giq,iag gatragr any, md
TO promote an,oag ebrgian BRETHREN BY keesg tier
derenee IN les important NATTER, out Of rav, end FIX
ing their afteaiion fbee great eFatia ovrIgH,
Go5fcb tber agreed HENRI CUMMINGS"
TIE aasher Of this Catechifm profefcs to build npon
the foundation ct the Afsis asd Fyspbes and draw -
principal ass sad let III; -.-.t ss~-ss- s.--- -.
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Mercantile Arithmetic.
pusgGsd, BY EDMUND NJ BLUNT, Neey.

II p1OtJ"S|, f-DA@O'VLt EL~|ks ), sFD.
CECOND Edition, of g WaLSa's MERCANTILE A. +,
- RtrriMGIlC adapted to the comoserct og he u
ned sacs 10 is dorsls and sogeg f>iatiois, with
forms OF aeeoans and ohss writings uiualy occurring IA
trade. III -"
S.srrey years have elspfsd GDec large edition of
the aoave work hri maze ms appear al of which
have lomtme Gace been fold, ana tie rae auths
OF this 0r'5a4i reae 45 jday aPp'ee atsd by the
az - Ns7pssryfsst, Me5 I, 1880. 81
We the fuhfcrbers, having ieetf Mr.: It ~. Se~ syf-
ten of Neassi s1dysbaetic Aud bling !Gied hat i /,
better calculated than any Yet pab!thed i youth for
the batneis Of rae uompung rouie, cannot but with il
erteadve sireaiation Fine happy euc dar,on and
snded application OF the coHmon rues. together with The
many original improvements, while they accomplish hef
aii and inform the aerchans, The ariasr and the -
der in Fhei-sverious occupations.
Dr&.y a. Tyng ESsnezss Stacker Riasv gs,tet, Saza,g
II Or, JAM Trjaram Ce1s MeEs Bso4sa gyiiisr4 Yyu,
jan. bar4 B1,s stt, A". Aar.W . Frsat, Msbasi Link.
@s-: .rts.r t~.st *t.
Bassr. Mas rs goo
We the f1bfcrib-rs having examined Mr.sysS's New
syaem t,.r4 4yif5nss.s and being rffuadrd that k
better calculated than any have with, qaaify
young for sdmiilion Cropping boufcs win,
thar may have excessive cire aaon The clear exs
empihcaFoa and pertinent application of the cod.na
rules, together with the many ulefu additions
prcvemens which il contains will Kinder il extremely
uefu for the merchant, the mariner, ana all other trading
cIaGcs OF foeiey.
Marion Wajdr, Ja5a c. Jora Js5r Cosraa, Sfcssa~
Rsgiy.a, John Lor0ea, ias Jgf9b Rge4 Hr1od WsaJsx
Jonathan Jaa5Sa.
,rsi Sstv, ojs1<r'f, 1850
We the fubfcrbsrs, merchants'of Saiep- coavfac,
the necsfy OF ren ieng rhs orps Of huanefsg = os
OF ard the ofcomncrce sT-e feniV -.
United States commercial people, 10 spPre - . H..
Mersartis Avitme'ie Of r Wa5s,.a AID recog Of tSe,
csicnlzteu iablefve in the bef rsnnss The eHd -
our youth, and the purPciesofa s' ialo, Ma Of
I'm Cry jar. Bsiamis Hsza, b. P;,,."' SsrShsat.
Ezzi Hs ~ -Dsyb, erssst--stsEs q
4. asas l,ra-r, th- ahn~-