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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-25
alera'aDrta Daily abosrtisst.
TUESDAY, OcToBER as.
HEALTH-OFPK,E,
OCTOBER IS.

OCToBER 25.
The. Committee of Health report two
deaths, Zone of old age) for the 24hours,
ending this morning at 10 o'clock.
They acknowledge with gratitude the re-
ceipt OF Forty One DalAass and Thirty Sc
Oeu Gents from the Congregation Of FAIR
fax Meeting House, by Jacob Hoffman,
ESQ. as donation for the use of the Far.
S. SN0WDEN, Sec'fy
Il is fata. not lsis futprifng than 'rne, hat
THOMAS P.tIME had a vo,e for CHAPLAIN
to the Hou(e Of Representatives. of tbs United
STATES Of lArsricai A nan, driven FROM lis ma.
tive country, fri cherillcd and then defplfcdhy
the anarchias Of Erance-afs-feasds fanr TOR by
our Pyss;aeut, nov b4stler 10 the democratic
Iegions Of our country, and at all times the mott
atrocioas seyiler Of Jets Chrif, bad his name in
the baliots for the Preacher of the Gopel, in one
Of the Legislative bodies of this coantry!!! 1.-THE
voter, in his heart wifhcd this Deia to afnme the
facerdoral robe before him, he may be fet down as
a true d!ciple a. Ton Paine but on the other
hand, ifhe meant only philippe 10 our Philoio-
phic PreGdenr, it may be dsemed merely politi
cal pun.
For the 4lexandrla Daily Adpcrtiser.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-25
A FRAGMENT.

Mournfully recned the unfortunate
Eliza sat, brooding Ger her husbands untimely'
departure-who three days before had fa!ion
penitent victim to the DESTROYING fever that re-
Gently dessoIated our city. Imagnation's delu-
sivepower brought images of distress and misery
to her burthened mind-But, when informed of
the expected arrival of her brother, words cannot
describe the Joy that thril'd through her SOUL
She fondly hoped her distressed sltuarion would
melt his heart TO 20 sad revefss-O!
cruel disappointment. Howl We winds Ger yon,
der barren heath, and bear the remembrance OF
these ill-tated sounds far from mortal mind
She shall never see me more, her brosl1er replied
to the stranger who notified her attendance -
Let the boosted benefits Of that religion which
she has embraced, contrary to my wishes, now
support her.-Ye who have felt the force of
of keen disappointment, can 5nt trinity picture in
&C the minds eye,' the stu alton Of the wrerched
Eliza: Bereaved of the husband of her earliest
affe6tions destitute Of earthly comfort; discard.
ed by him who should have administered the balm
Of consolation to her wounded heart--almoSt sink
ing under these accumulated ills, she yet lives
the monument of prejudice: Her only crime an
humble desile to- serve HIM that rules on high
her greatest fault, sincerity In the cultivation OF
vrtue--nor shall the pursuit be in vain.-- The
Supreme D;sposer of Events will not suffer his
votaries to despair, but viii in mercy elate thel'
dropping hearts with heavenly and divine comfort,
and at Iast crown their suferngs in the mansl
ons of peace.
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Il Ware11ouje to Let.

1 will rent my warehouife. 'iituste on King
areet, adjoining the marfiou hoqte in which {
live, oppof,c Mr.. ]. Kincaid's. PoacRion may
be had Immediately. 1t is very convenient t4
Grocery fore, or a Flour Merchant. Fox
terms apply to p MARSTELLER.
:. June q. .1... eo
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-25
From the st. Christopher Chronicle.
I" SIR,

SIR,
6 The enclosed was given me BY the Of
hcers of His Maiesty's sloop Surinam, with
particular request that it should be sent.
you for insertion in your paper. 1t con-.
tains a Narrative Of Facts relative to the.
capture of that sloop at Curacao:
g His Majesty's Sloop Surinarr, being
entirely out OF stores of every description.
put into Curacao for a supply, In her way.
up to windward. AS it was some time be-.
fore the necessary supplies could be obtain
ed, Capt. Robert Tucker dispatched a.
small Dutch schr. from said Island, with;
Letters to Commodore Hood, for fresh
orders. The Surinam had been hauled to;
the entrance of the harbour, waiting only
for the return of the schooner, to proceed
to sea, when on the 24th of.June she re-
turned, having on board four six-pounders..
immediately after Capt. T. perused his dis.
patches, he purchased the schr. and sent
her to sea, with % men from his own ship,
a sufficient quantity of ammunition and
small arms, under the command Of his first
Lieutenant, Mr.. Forest, she hoisted no
colours in passing the Fort; all this took
place in the forenoon. In the mean time:
the Dutch Captain Of the scfr. and her
crew, declared upon oath before the Coun-,
cilof Curacao, that War was positively
declared between Great Britain and Hol.
land; and that the four guns on board the
schooner had been taken ont of Dutch
Transport, that had been taken and carrl-
ed into Barbados. In consequenceotthis
affidavit, Capt. Tucker was invited to come;
and take farewell Dinner IN the Fort, as
he intended going to sea that afternoon.
He went, and was made prisoner lH1medl-
ately on his arrival; nor was ne set at Il
berty until he gave orders to the Command
ing Officer on board the Surinam to unbend
all the sails, and deIiverthem together with
althe powder on board, 10 q Dafca oshcsri
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BEING anxious TO decline the Metcahtiie Ru.
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Far the dlexandrla Daily Ad0ertiser.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07
CONVENTION,
Setq0ses The Umlea States Of America and The Freac
Reoubfe

3etqvee. The CHed States Of Aerica and The French
Republic.
THE preGdent of the United States of Amer
ca, and the Firf Coufu OF the French republic, in
the name of The French people, in confequence OF
the treaty of cehion OF Louii4na, which has been
Ggned his day, wihing to regulate de6ntiVely
every thing which has relation TO The faid cefon,
have authorized this effect the penipotentiaries,
that is to FAY the PRECEDENT OF tie United States
has, by and with the advice and content of the
Senate Of the iaii Gates, nominated for their plen
ipo!eatiaries, Robert 4 LviosRon, miniRer plen-
iPotentiary of the United States, and James Nun
roe, miniaei penipoteatiarv and envoy extraordi-
nary of the fad United States, near the govern
meat of the French republic and the Firh Con
iul of the French republic, in the name of the
French people, has named as pleniPotentlary OF
the faid republic, the citizen Francis Barbe Mar
bois WHO, in virtue of their full powers, which
have been exchanged this day, have greed to the
following articles /:
Art. i. The government. Of the United States
engages 10 pay TO the French government ia the
manner fpecifed in the following article, the FUN
of Gxty millions of francs, independent of the fun
which fhall be fixed By another conventionfo for the
payment of The debts due by France to citizens of
the United States.
Art =. Forshe payment of the fun of Gxty
millions of francs, meatiooed in the preceding
ticle The United States lhall create aoek Of ele
ven millions, Two hundred and FIFTY lhoufand dol
lars, bearing interea of fix per cent. per annum,
payable half yearly in London, Amlterdam, or
Paris, amounting by the half year TO three hundred
and thirty ieven tboufand. five hundred dollars,
according 10 the proportions which ihall be deter
mined by the French government TO be paid al el-
ther place the principal OF the fad fock to be
Reimbursed at the trrafury of the Uniled Staes IN
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gygreG at the United States.
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IN SENATE, ocroBEs 40, I9cs.


Fl IN SENATE, ocroBEs 40, reg.
r~rr following 1rssfy and Convenhons Ratified
| BY the senate this day
Iva as-NfelTr,. Ehry, Potter. B,aAIy SrhE (of VT
10. B4ty, Dryer, C-vdf, Lsgea, III Gay, SmifS (of
TN fifth 7oyhr, NiebotaS, sfors, F,askis. Bsfi,,
1fn Ba!sois. Brosra Brosksnriase Aafgss, csis and
rtngfo1-i4
NAYS -HsiTrs. oiest, Ppser, Pt-yirg, HABege, Ira
EWsit and H'ei--7.
|taear. 1s3ms Sunasr, ard smd OF oho) mere Stint,
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i He fuoicrl0erS, having Orcn col DIP
rointta Comnidion ers 10 examine the ela n aO.;ne
the eiaie of JOHN BRACKET. lac OF Ps5osfsH Ia tic
county Of York ycoman deeeafed, reprf-ateo .ovcut
give notice, that they will ateend the bufnes At th
houie OF the widow fEsaab s,aEkf in faid p rf bed
he third Monday in Otyber from to fs Of the CLOCK
in The afternoon, add Tic third Monday nthe FIVE follow.
ing months.
WILLIAM CHADBoyaN.
TOBIAS PAxaY.
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WE the fubfcribers, having been ap-
pointed by the Hon. Jorahan bowman. Efq:
Judge of Probate fo The ouuiy 81 Lincoln and
examine the claims Of The creditors % the cnste OF
CHARLES PETERSON, late OF Bath in fsd county,
merchant decealed reprelented nioverr-hercby give
notice, that FIX month allowed TIE fad creditors
bring in and prove their aims and tha they will stread
on fad bufneis the Office Of Tabs fVifyo, in Bnf
a(oresid the third Tueldsy Of each the fix optns
enluine, from nine until twelve clock in rho forenoon
aud from two until Ave cock 10 the AFTERNOONS
PEfEG rALLMAN. Ceuzj-
e. IS. JOHN WINskoW, jearsy,
Sats, Sst. 40, 1905.
NOTICE is hereby given, thar the fub-
fcribers have been duty appointed by the Hon Ed
ward Cats, Efq Judges Probate for ihc couoty Of York
CommiEoners 10 examine all the claims of xhc ievera
creditors TO the eftate Of JOHN WOOD, jus late Of
BHstaa, IA lard connty, ycaan, ucceafcd repefented
loven'Six months allowed laid CREDITORS for bring in
in and proving their cia1s and the Coemifontr will
attend that ferviec on the ian Monday of September
nez ard the hra Monday Of che fee following months.
from one four Of the clock, of fsid days.
the dwelling houle Of J4ss 1la.LsR in qington.
JOSEPH TYLER. s,omuic
MON
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annual payments of not lefs ,han three millions oil
dollars each ; of which III. hrlt payment hal
comnsnes fifteen years after the date OF the ex
change of Publications /: this fock fall be trans
ferred to the governments Of F,ance, or 70 sfncl
perfon peilons as hsll be an horifrd 70 receive
liz, in three months at mot after The exchange o.
the ratification; of this treaty, and after Louiians
nall be taken pofeGion Of 10 the name of the gov
eminent Of the United States.
II Is further asrced, that if the French Govern
rnent ihouid be dei.roos Of difpofng of the fAid
aock 10 receive the capital in Europe, at fhafter
terms. that it's meafures for that purpof- lhall b.
taken 70 to favor, in the greatea degree pofiale
the credit Of the United States, and TO rate TO the
highea price the iaii Rock.
Art 8. II is. agreed that the dollar of the Ua
ted Safes fpecihed in the prelens convention, hal
be kxs al Ave francs ss3s-loooo'hs or five livres
eigh fous tournos.
/ The preient convention HALL be ratfsd in goos
and due form, and the notifications IL I'll be es
changed in the fpace OF Fix months 10 date from
this day, o. fooner If pofiale.
/ In FAITH OF WHICH, the reflective pen poten
liaIies have igned the above ARTICLES, both IN tht
French and Englilh languages, declaring never
thetf. that the preient treaty has been originally
agreed on and written in the French language
10 which they have hereunto affixed their ieals.
DoNE at Paris the tenth of Floreal, eleventh
year of the French republic, fso,h q pfii, 1909 J
ROB. r. LIVINGSTON,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-13
Mrs. COOKE,

Has the honor of informing
her friends, and the inhabitants in gene
raj, Of Alexandria and its vicinity, that
The has opened a School for young Ladies,
next door to the corner Of Prince ard
Warrington freets, and hopes to expert
ence a continuance of the liberal and &c,
nerons patronage, which fhe has hitherto
received, and of which fhe will ever make
it her audy to be thought deferving.
Mrs. Cooke purpoies to engage fe-
lea number of Pupils, for whom, when
complete, Che will procure Teachers of ap-
proved abilities TO perfect them in thofc
branches of literature, which their parents
or guardians may with them to attain.
Young Ladies, refding at diaance
from School, boarded by the day or week
during the warm feafon. A few yearly
boarders will be received on moderate
terms, to be made known at the ichool.
April IS. aawsm
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keNa0Uat.

The fublcriber wiihes to IN
form bis friends and the public in general
tnar he has removed from his fore IN
Prince tireet to the fore In Urion ifreet,
lately occupied by Jacob Leap, and oppo-
fife Dean and Gardeners fore, where he
continues TO keep all kinds Of
Groceries and Fruits,
as ufual, and has juf received parcel OF
excellent Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Rsifns,
Rhode I1and Apples, hsG quality Rhode
IGand Cheeie ana freih Tamarinds.
Abel Wits.
n. B. The houfe ,hat he lately occu-
yied in Prince Street is TO let. For fur
,her particulars enquire as above or &c
Mr.. William Wilton.
May 9. 9
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Ricketts,, Newton and Co

Haze for Sale,
50 boxes Segars,
z bales Mullins,
6 pipes old MADEIRA Wine,
s ,rels's Threads,
100 pieces Bandanoes,
10 bales Cotton,
/, trunk low pric'd Callicoes,
butts French Brandy,
80 boxes Soap ard Candles,
4 boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
80 kegs Tobacco |anesriver)
20 bis. Beet and Pork,
10 hhds. Sugai,
10 tons Swediih Iron,
20 boxes Chocolate,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
100 do. Writing do.
French and Nova Scotia Platter,
Lifbon and Turks Iland Salt.
A large quantity of Bran to be fold We
very cheap, if taken away foon.
CT They are giving Cath for
Wheat, Flour, Corn, Rye and Tobacco,
April 2. d
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c.. GEIB

G.. GEIB
MOST respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general, thar he has
iaEely received an elegant aiIortment Of
PIANO FORTES,
which he aatters hmlelf canaot be furpaG-
ed, if equalled, by any in this town.
And lie hopes the terms of fale he 10
ENDS Offering to The public, will induce
ihoie ladies and gentlemen TO purcbaie
who would with to favor him with their
patronage. ~. B. lie 1viN 90aryanf
sbem far tqvelVe monfbs.
For terms apply at Mrs. Wilfon's
boarding houfe, King ftreet, Alexandria.
May z. d
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i9a0.tc GieaDae.
On TUESDAY,


4 Ios'elock, 4viA be sold at the Vfndas
Store,
Rmnin hogfheadsand barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin IN eipea srd bis.
Misis;.s5. as,a APPLE Brendy IN BIS.
Sugar In hh3s. ,iefces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White ana brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Rains in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs il kegs and trails,
Greens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS O,
A a0Ysety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kcrieymeres, Duhls,
Plains and Kerfeys.
Negro Cotrons, Serges,
EisFicks, blue Friezes,
Casinancoss ard Ruilels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Cai:coes,
Iriih Linens, Sllefa do.
Piatiilas,
Ofnaburgs and Ticklcnburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Eand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated CandleRicSs,
And fundfy other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Nay IS.
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Notice.

All perfons having claims a.
gainf the eita'e Of WilAiam TriPlftt, Of
Round. Hill, deceafed, are repeated to
bring them forward for adjuRment and
payment and all thofe indebted to the
cRate, are respectfully called upon to make
immediate payment to the Executors-it
being their anxious with to clo{e all the
accounts, and fettle with the legatees as
foon as pofible.
CHARLES LITTLE, I
GEO. TRIPLETT, :" '''''
March /. d
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@a.ss l,2 aaaio,'.
On SATURDAY,,

I'm . III OADdi,
1T 10 o'c!sck, qeill Be lold at t5e Venaut
Store, fbe Garner eff King and Uaia&
fteef5.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whaksy il barrels,
Apple Bfao3y IA barrels,
Clo il caiSs,
Wine in pipes and quatter c2nss,
NIolafIes 10 hhds,
Sugar 10 hhds. and barrels,
paiie and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raiiins in kegs and boxes,
Qaeen's Ware, and
ALSO,
4 variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irifh Linens,
(,Eimstes. Calieoesz
kcrieys, Threads,
J Coating., Chintzes,
Halfrhicks, Bedticks,
Fearnaughr, Oznabnrgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, | Muffin and Muffin
Nearo Cottons, Handkerchiets,
Worried and other India Cottons, &e
gStockings, &c.
THOS. PAT1EN, Aaaionfer.
MAY. II.
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NEW. YORK, November 6.

Capt. GIBBS, Of the Chip Washington, IN So
days from Rotterdam, informs us, that he passed
Calais on the 3oth September, at which tine nc
discovered 9 sail of triSates and gunboats keep
ing up constant fire on that place. He was
informed by Dungeness pilot boat, that they
were the British secrer expedition under the CON.
mand of gen. Moore aud Sir Sidney Smith aa'
that they had been engaged for So hours N 20
bombardmenr Of Calais. He further informs US
hat the French refuse entrance TO all neutral Ves
sells which nal cleared out from England tor aoy
port in France aud that several vessels 50 cif'
cumstapced. had been obliged to re.nfn or seek
anoth,r market.
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Llogd's Lists, September 90.

Arrived Off Dover che Commerce, LAWSON
from Virginia. At Hull, Amphetr'te, 8 as'
from J4maica. At. Liverpool, the Henry, Al
heck, and Warren, Stormonj from PhdadeIpaa
Fame, Rowland from New York; Naoo;y,otone'
Una, Jackson, from Virginia.
rhe Alexander Robertson, from Jamaica 'oF
Londonl IS taken and carried into ST. A nder,'
cezOes, SEPT. l9,-Arrived the American
brig Harry aad Jane, ladened with HI les tfon
the river La Pate aud the America, Some, iIo''
Rotterdam, to load with salt tor Norfolk.
Ayrivsd since arr taR,
Slip Washington Gibbs, 81 days from Np''
terdam. Sailed in company with sap AnsFlva'
of Newport, bound to Virginia. Oaobef 2'u'
in lat. 38, 9, loag. SO, sp5se ship Perseverance,
Chrysta, from Nor,h Carolina for Cork, out y
days, vino had lots his maintopmas, and snu's
ms paiomast in severe gale from North "s :.
November 3, in lat. IS, S., long. 10, 50, spea'
schooner Hunter, D:nhan, Elsinure tor D''''"
yut IS days. o...o,
Ship Columbia, Taylor, 81 days from y '..'' ),
oufgh, last from Orki,eys, in 81 days. LVn
G3steoburgh, ship Hop>, Bray, of New o'A Il,
OF. 25.h. n lar. IS, Is, long. 43, sp9k' ,,,.
ano, MerTihsw, fran Amsterdam far 'ni' r
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D A N c. N G..

M. GENERES RESPECTFULLY returns
his thanks 10 the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Alex
andria, who have already tayouTed him with
their patronage: be has the honor TO inform then
and the public in general, that he will open his
DANCING SCHOOL
al Mr.. Cverall's. King erect. Days Of Tuiti-
on, Wsdsrsda), Friday and Sataraay from three
O'Clock in the afternoon until five, yonng la
dies; fTom five tin feven for boys, and from 7
too for grown gentlemen. NJ. 6. ~il teach ~
tho mott iafh;onabeayle. The parents who will
trun their children 10 his care, may reR aiiared
that the greatea attention fhall be paid TO their
depofsmens. The ladies who with TO take private
leaoas ihell be punctually attended.
sr eo5st
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.-.-.>..-.--sr..ss~.-.-s- !. =
N EAR + Elk I

Ia the. City ef Hel5mgion is nov turnifhed
with double fst ofhsnds and boats, for the &C
comlnojation off the public during the RACES.
The grcstea exertiou will be uled for the dIf-
patch OF thofe who may favour the lnbieribers
wish thsir cultom.
Philip Alexander.
Ehza. Waihington.
Nov. 4. dSt
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Thirty Dollars RezvaYd.

KANAWA from rhe subscriber on the 18th
/ 0aober last, negro man slave named
B o 3,
|a'as % years Of sge, Ave feet nine inches high
[Oaght hubed and well formed; said slave hath
L mpsd'ment in his speech which prevents his,
|'aiy replying 10 question. He commonly
vars esr.nngs. He took wirh him variety Of
|ssssioaihng, description of which isuansces-
|sb asit is probable he has changed them. He
|'eosen frequently seen about town since he ab-
,s'csd' andin all probability is now secreted by
=, mother. Wiuney Brown, formerly the slave
IS HI' JoHN Muir, late of this town, bur now
q % be free. The above reward will be paid
securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, aud
s''Os' reward Of TEN dollars for tire DIS
,sy OF those who have been accessory to his
ssteslmeut.
s'p'sin's Of vessels, &c. are forwarned at
PM, not 90 take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-26
NOTICE.
l WILL di(posc Of the whole of ny Stock OF
ID Z Y GO Q Dis

At prefent upon hand, at cost and charges, upon
a liberal credit, where punctuality in yment
may be relied upon. JAMES WILSON.
". B. Tbole who are indebted 10 the STb-
fcribef, are Informed, if more convenient, 10
make payment IN fredericksburg, than in Alex
andria, will pleale to do 70, to M-frs. Robert
Coopar and Co. Merchants there and lhofe
whole accounts have been long standing, imne-
diate payment wiIl be expected.
JAMES WILSON.
Oa. IS. dim