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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-10
aIsraGDria aoDfrtlssr.
THURSDAY, MARCH 9.
To The Alex4xlriaa.

Sir,
After fix days profound reflection, you
have at length made your appearance, and
fsy, that my iii compounded bolus gave
YOU no relief. / am not converiant IN
medical phfales neither did | know that
nv laR communication was bolus. |
rather intended it TO aa upon yourielt,
and your kvlag friends, In the capacity
of muRard-to create tickling at the
noie, but, by no means, to produce re-
yolution in the whole fyfem. You with
our accounts were iettled--agreed, and
you may conGder this communication as a
receipt in full. But mutt below eau
ton 90 you gratis--that is, when you
again iufpea your opponent of defre 60
capitulate, be careful how you let that
iutpicion efcape you, left you ihould again
find yourfelf miaaken.
You need entertain no fear, Sir, of be.
ing hated by all the ounces and fops, in
the event Of your writing good fenfe--if
fix days rejection, at your time of life,
will NOT produce that effect, you may en-
terrain the conloling hope that you are
uut of danger. The mott ferrous part of
my lait piece, you think proper to deny
of thar have only TO fay, my authority
was fuch, thar / did not feel myfelf at
liberty 70 doubt il, neither do / now
bat if your confidence is clear / am con-
tent. To conclude, Sir, / am nor per-
fonally your enemy, nor ihould | have
nodded with you, had you rot food forth
the advocate of NOT obnoxious, unpo-
pulsr, upjuf and arbitrary law. ] CEN
iured thar law, and thofe Whole conduct
! had reafon 10 believe conduced 10 lis pat,
isge-lhis drew forth your remarks--I
replied, and if you have come eff fore
from the CONTEXT the fault is no, mine.
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We Gall fcon have few words to

we Glail fcon have few words to
lay about hciet txf If 1eco milfens It
dolla,s, which are 10 be employed lty
Mr.. slferion and the Eateas,aiuary Nil
nitei, Monroe, in fome nice POPULATIONS
with a certain Mr., Buonaparte, and from
which, i, is axsR phyl./o7bbte0ly calculated,
inmen!e gain. both OF intercf and ho-
nour, Will be derived to thele United
States. II is expected that the fuccels
of.ihis fpeeulation will flence forever all
the Glamour audaciooAy RATED agsinf5
the prelent administration for its eeoaomi
cal difpoftion, 70 cn.nently unaffected
in the careful ./aVixs Of tie ffoplt's mo
ney.
s The motive fer /ferrey in this undeltak-
ing,hasbecn to enable the friends o1lbe PEE
PIE 10 frptile the country, fone ten or
twelve months hence, when Mr.. Monroe
hasl return, with an account OF the emf
nently profitable expedition, and thus fe-
cure to the naturalization the permanent
attachment and confidence Of lis preient
fappor,ers, and confound and battle the ex-
ertions OF its enemies. This was indeed
the plan; but its inventors were 70 fan
guine in the expectation o. fuccefs, and 70
plsaied with the idea of permanent eta
blifhment Of their power and popularity,
that il became impoilible to perGit III their
proFofed fecrecy, BAT, Of tkeir own free
will and choice, revealed the whole
fcheme; ard have thus laved the good
people Of the country from the unhappy
effects which might have enfued from
too fudden excitement of wonder and
(Cas. e. 81
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DIE D.

On Tueday evening laa MIR. RoBERr
MEAsE, long respectable merchant of
this town.
His character for probity was 70 well
eitabiilhed, as TO command univerfal con.
adsnce. TO the advantages of being !
ienolar, aman of reading, AMI traveller
OF obiervation, were added thofe of a
lively Imagination and fprightly difpoG.
sion. His VIII was chaffe and fluent, and
ms mind had been furnihed in early life
with an inexhauaable fore of .ufeful as
well as Ornamental information. His
Aiendihips were di6ntereRed and perna-
nent. He had Sympathetic fenGbility
towards the unfortunate, and correfpond.
ent oenevolence for their reliefIn a
word, he was an accomplished gentleman
a'o hiled fation in fociety, which,
fow that HI. has f, it, viii probably long
remain VOID.
his remains will be inferred a, the
freibyteIian Church, this afternoon, at
o'clock.
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NORFOLK, March 4.

-. Rrtiih frigare Bosom, capt. Doss
'' y in Hampton Roads on lnsi-
b. y. - IA from Bermuda. Lsst there the Inc
"a sl!,,S lousdron under the command 2 o. on
bi ,a.y Mitchell. The Lilly Hoop o.
Sna's ne dlfnaaed in gale OF wind on
- ~ osI,ge from Halifax, aod has put 10
ns' p The lady Of Sir A. Mlt-
'e, Nv who had gone 10 Bermuda tor the.
sa ss'.,;,o Of her health, died lew
~, before the Bottom failed.
Arrived the fhp Mary, capt. Bates,
rem Gus-isloupe, laa from ST. Th0mas's'
sss $ DAYS. -, 80,
w,y;n, 90 days from Trinidad.
Arrived the French fhiP l. Ami5'e, cap
,,;o Vilsneure, IS daysirom Cape lrsa-
VI The ich'r PaIke Farley, capt. Brown,
f,on This port bound 70 Antigua, founder
! on The Il of Of February, about ieven-
- miles TO windward of ST. Bartholo-
news they efcapped in the boat, and ar
rived al that iilaud.
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Ferry.

The fubfcsibers beg leave once
mole to inform he Poblic, that they have
provided coed and futiieient BOATS, for
the purpofe Of conveying both men and
horfes from their FERRY, as eaabInhsd
by law, from Aiexau}er's Iiland, 10 the
CommiGoner's Wharf, City Of Ws.hjng-
ington. They here 10 meet with encou-
ragement, as il has been very expeniive
undertaking they gledges rheirs words
that the public ihall meet with no delay,
weather permitting.
W. r. WASHINGTON,
PtiILIP ALEXANDER.
Mach 10. co3f
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-10
From TIE DAILY ADVERTISER.
The dangers of March,

March eomrs III like hea, end zoe, CIT
ike lamb, is a general adage in the
middle States of America. Ny obferya-
tions for thirty years have found its truth,
though with fone exceptions. My mind
has alto been often truck with the remark
thar many perlons iufer fsvefely from
inattention TO the character of this month.
To fainter about in afummer drels, WHEN
the furious north wett rcars, and fpi.s his
lev needles thro' our hads, breafs, Ro-
machs, backs, is TO run head long into the
gap Of faniihed lion /! Many dilorders
are inevitable consequences not only
pleurehes and acute fevers that may quick
~ Kill, but colds which begin 10 under
mine the contribution, and 10 ore two, or
(eyeral years hnilh iss ruin. Many laiies
have died Of a conlumption which began
on fome day in March when though guard
ing rhe arms with nuf, they expole
bare bufom TO its rude blsf.
March often mingles the quality Of H.
on md lamb, and by this cruel fraud be
comes the more dangerous. Many of his
freaks, have fell under my notice about
the middle of March in 1878, the peach
trees were in full bloom but a dreadful
change blaaed the fpring and fuddenly ex-
,inguilhed many human lives. Among
the victims was worthy girl, OF found
though plethosic contribution, aged ,eigh
teen, who died on third day of that dan
gerous infammatory fever, called In Pc
pu!ar language by the wrongsname of head
bleauy. attended the funeral, and nc
yer lhsll forge, the icenery exhibited by
the mourning Of her parents and numerous
friends, the dropping blofoms of the or
chard around the houls, the fnow upon the
frozen ground, snd the native icicles
from the ewes.
Such changes are dangerous to all ages,
and contributors. They can in fome ca
fes produce bilious, putrid, and even ye-
low fevers. / am aware OF freers from
all the importers of this fend and even
from the greater part Of the believers in
It's domeRic origin. But the highs is paf-
iing, and the fun of fcience will before long
enlighsen all parties. In the mean time les
ne advife in particular all thofe who are Ii
able TO d;feafes of the i1omach, liver, fpleen,
nd lnteaines TO avoid itoppage of the per
oiration, and a lexcceGes in eating and
thinking, becauie the bad humonrs collect
I'd w thin the hofy ard becoming more
acrid by fagnation, may corrupt the
1jood and inham. the mentioned Nhcera,
aufe mortal .fux, or fatal vomitings,
10Th green, coppey and black. La va
r able climates thedileales of the reipsttse
...alons mingle with each other. Our
oddly inhrmiries, like our moral foibles
are always in wait for US.
Il S9usedi@ MyF2aary.
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C0mmxsirafion.

mr. Pr;afer.The impotency of
ssnocratic maligni,y was never more
'onSiy exemplifed, than in ,he follow
q as Gp'gr4as from the Alexandra EXPO.
s' 'ot' As i may yet be apocryshal
''p zone, whether The pariizaas Of this
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-10

JOHN 6. LADD
Tvs JUST RECEIVED, Per the
4 i faow Cornelia, and cfsrs for iale,
loo pieces Rullia Sheetinss
100 do. Ravens Duck,
& bolts Ruaia Canvas,
bales fine Oznaburgs,
do. brown Rolls,
/ do. white do,
box Platillas,
i do. nsrfow Linens,
ton Rufia clean Hemp,
do. Cordage adorted,
90 boxes Cattle Soap,
100 do. brown Soap,
90 do. Spermaceti Candies,
10 caiks Spermaceti Whale Oil,
20 do. Tanners brown do.
s bales Of Glue,
IS Feather Beds with Bollters and
Pillows,
10 chefs Iyfon Tea,
IL hhds. Mola1es,
loo caiks .frefh Lime,
bis. and 3 boxes Ladies fine
fancy coloured Shoes, very cheap.
March 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-10
Frcm tie alexandria Expoftor.
By a S9bJcrtbeY.

Wept When the whole Worisi nc q iuocua Z,
The philoG9phcr famous ard old,
Wept the vices and folies he yiew'd.
John Adams n1ore loudly isill wept,
as homeward 10 Rfainsrec he hied,
Of Off and lalary 0ript,
Like IN infanr he blubber 1 ard cried.
% Monday The president Of the
United States left The City OF Warrington
tor Monticello.
Liz of APPOINTMENTS made BY tbe
PRESIDENT sfrHE UNITED STATES BY
aad sUifb The adviee ard eonlsat ct t5f
Senate.
Robert E.. Cochran of South Carolina,
MARTIAL of that diAria, svice Charles B.
Cochran refgned.
Tofeph Wood OF the North Wefern Ter
risory, Regiaer Of the land office at
Marietta, Vice Peregrine Fo9er re-
fgoed.
John Lehman, of the fame Territory, TO
be a Commillloner for the purpofe Of
alceriaining the rights ofperfons claim
ing lands under John Cleves Symes,
vice w. Gorforth retigned.
Daniel BiAell, Of the johanna Territory,
Collector for the Dittritt of Msfac
and iffpettor of the Revenue for the port
of Manac, vice William Chrioles re.
moved.
David Kerr, Of the Mifiaippi Territory,
to be Judge in that Territory, vice
Daniel Felton, retigned.
James Auderfon, OF South Carolina, Com
mercial Agent for the port Of Cette IN
France.
Ifaac Cox Barnet, Of New Jerfcy, Com
mcrcial agenr at Antwerp.
Aaron Vale, Of New York, Commercial
Agent OF the United States az L'Orient
in France.
Thomas Lowell, Of Bottom, Commercial
Agent at La Rochelle.
Leve,l Harris, OF Pennsylvania, Conful at
Rotterdam.
John Martin Baker, Of New York,
Conful for the Hand of Minorca, Ma.
jorcaand Yvica.
Marian Lemar, Of Maryland, eontul tor
the IAand of Madeira.
William Patterfon, of New York, Cam
mercial Agent al Manyz In France.
William Fl. Harrilon, re-appointed Co
yernor of the Indian Territory, and
appointed comsniAoner TO treat with
certain Indians North Wet OF the
Ohio.
Thomas t. Davis, Of Kentucky, a Judge
in the Lndianna Territory, vice ".
Clarke, decealed.
Isa- Spencer, of Ohio, to be RICHTER OF
the land Office at Chilicothe, vice Tho
mas Worthington reigned.
Ifaac Illly Jun. of MaGachufetts, Col
lecfor Of the diaritf Of Portland vice
Nathaniel t. Fofdec removed.
Ilaac Dayton of New York, Surveyor
and Infpetfor of the port of Hudlon vice
&c. Ten Brock removed.
Joel Burt, of New York, Collector and
Inipe6tor for the diitrict and port of
Ofwego.
Thomas Dudley, of North Carolina,
Surveyor for the port OF Swaniborough
vice A. Carmdlt decealed.
Charles Willing Bard, of Ohio, TO be
Judge of the Diaritt of Ohio.
Michael Baldwin of Ohio, to be Attor-
ney for the fame Difricf.
David Zeigler, ofOhio, to be Martial of
the Diariet of Ohio.
Cato Wet, of the MiaifiPpi Territory,
TO be Secretary of the Territory, vice
John Steele, Whole term has expired.
Zacharish Stevens, of MaGachufetts, to
be Surveyor and Inipettor for the port
of Glouceter, vice Samuel Whitemore
removed.
Joieph Story of do. to be naval officer for
tie diRritf Of Salem and Beverly, vice
w. Pickman, removed.
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SECT canLe 5<dklea,' I have to beg
The favor of your printing il 10 your pa
per to hew how l2ag they can 60.
n
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Printing in al It's rariey exs
cmed at this oNee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-28

lered me to be safely coaduaed back to the from
tiers Of Germany. /" Make tie best OF your way
home my good friend Z says he. 8 nor regret the
time and labour you have lest slnce, It YOU take
bael. will you Ills useful lesson, your dlsaPpoinr-
mems and distresses in this short nrney may De
lesson 70 You in your great journey thro' lite
Never take any mans word tor "hat WIZ piease
another--neyer falsify your own word tor the SAKE
Of pleasing any body and in whatever quarter q
the world yen may hereafter be resident or a
wanaerrr, be assured that the hopes OF pleasing
every body will &c found as chmer'cai as the IN,
yention Of human wings, or the discover Of the
philosophers stone."
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20

TO pats on him, then it will be feen
whether the trial Of this day is made
medium ofrcpubliiaing the fame libel
and II the affirmative appears, in that
cafe, nc ihall mott unequivocany think it
his duty, and act upon it accordingly
and NOT thin!I he had done his durv IN
leis ne bad 70 acted, Of praying THAI
courr, that, by their judgment luch a
ientence lhould be paGcI, and fuch 4
puRiihmenU BE Unlisted upon the delin-
quent, as would lhow 70 ali Europe,
as well as 20 France, that an Engliih
court OF lnItice, will not, with inDIniry
permit public Ganderers 10 make ii the
medium OF their dilcordanr tedjtioo ard
venom. Thus We would have it under
lfood, II lpcalling of himelf, and the
learned friends who aided him in the
Proiecution, nay, he would introduce
the gentlemen iii The compact, who were
engaged III the defence as 10 them
ieiVes 5hey did nor come there 10 faris-
~ cuuodty, bat 70 t3tisfy lu.tice and
WIN that view he would proceed 60 fare
what thts pToiecutioa is, and WHAT If is
,lol' IL IS nor a Proircnuon 70 bring
before tne world and rhis tribunal the
aefenianC,aS author or decaiieg of an Cav
on ili-toTlcat events, or 10 relate rheir
events, or to puni.h the author of ailtorj
o@I '@cts' or the edlcor OF rboEe f,Gts as
Publahed by ano5her; nor is this bro
o. %. Dlloh carried on 70 investigate ligat
NlppI"'y Pu0diaed 70 amuEc even III
- ( 81 I!>'eeh, but i5lS pro(ecugion
o -,,. ~ MIN, as the public proie-
suto' a I',9 zfelt community, wjch the
c c, J1'P4,ie 0. bringing be
,o'c d '''ou'1aI O. 53tS cou11ry, cne
60 '(''''1, rs the au,Hor OF hOcl, The
.a 'I 80 |''eteo' vas, ilrIt 70 dc'ame
-. rs lie ma nagIitra-e OF
49, ana 'or rs further objett, 20
49, ,,ii' .''~ nuggets o. that country to re
rr;a5 La, M "i'o was their chief ma
So 40 "'@oi ana beyond ali this,
~ - '''Si' a 1PeIIed the ultimate end
"a, g: :l"; @ 'iil4olaIe taat people to his
, ,.-, '4' | '1eTe the learned gentle
;n $780,. '-''@ ., = q! 0Hef'c5s from the pub
,Y5oie ,os ~n1,si" q appeared that che
Jcvoiis5 'o ~ Hr fhe[eot were directly
49, - Da',c - 1Se p, BonaParre, che
a.. l:'' I,h MS ne commended, was
= 2 80 i.Doi' ihIaihous IN IFS origin and
IT, ho.. ~ a. - - tendency The more
.I~l - = on INC Purpoie It excited and
80; 40, : a. olI''n!'' 'Alanous,and gro1s,
- ~ We "fc'Ilo" At PeaIe "i1h France
, 81 l ",.n 'le' ~ e HlaSIitf&re. And this
=, ,,. (a''>''l 3 no went 70 dl.Sufb rtar
~ S,~-t T., a'l' t["''4oii.-y which now 10
'"i'F'" F. '''i' oeF"eeA the two coun-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21

The houfe Immediately took up tie,
port ct the committee.
Mr.. Nicho,lon faia as the hoafs w.,
thin, and as the fuhjett was imoon,n,
both to the United States and TO the a..
Of Georgia, he would move an adjourn.
ment. S
Motion lolt, a es "a, Noes IS.
Mr.. Randolph ohierved that he had
no dItpohtion TO prefs a final deci6oa
when the hoafc was thin I; but as he d;a
not VITA a qaetioa of 70 much imvo,.
iance 10 be decided a, 70 late period cs
the ielEon, when many Of The members
we're ab!ent, he wouM move poapoo,
ment Of the lubjeet TO the ars Monday is
November.
Carried, Ayes So, Noes 81.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21

The Hon. I.mot1y PieIe,ms, it's lsit.
will be conidered candidate Tor The ea,
in the Senate Of tie United States to 5.
vacated by The resignation Of the Ion. D,
Foster.
The weather this winter has been ~.
commonly variable. On TharGsy We
had the warm rains ufuai in May, witba
thunder ihowe., accompanied with lsrp
lightning.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21

q shird reading TO morrow,
MIR. Newton called the he order OF
fbs day on the report of ltIe6t COM
mtsec Rejecting tie repeal Of he Bank
rupt Law.
Mr.. S. Smith moved to poapooe the
fahie6 to the hre Monday IN Nossm-
bel.
This motion was Supported by Mehfs,
S. Smith, Mitchell, Bay Go,icard,i
Grifwold ard Thatcher and oPpefed by
MeiIrs. EaAis, Newton, Varnlm, and
ratings. 2
The yeas and nays were taken on the
pot ponemenf, ana were yeas 80, nays
50. The speaker declaring lilalielF IN
ne negative, the queiiion Of poaponsmenf
was lott
The Speaker laid before. the houfc a
report Of the commiaionrrs appointed IN
] u-llar &C Of the aca, entitled 6 Anati
,or an a:nicaoe iettlement Of limits with
The fate Of Georgia" and authorizing
The Establishment Of a government In The
MiaiGippi Territory OF the claims made
by iettlers, &c.
Referred 10 Mefrs. Nicholfon, Ten
aey, Gregg, Van Rendalaer, and R. Viii
iaInss
Wien the houfe adiournsd.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21
NEW. YORK, Feb. u.

The Editors OF the N. York Gaz.,,.
yeGerdly received a letter from their Coz.
Respondent at St. Croix, Of the oh ult.
which Jays, es We have jua received in.
formation chat we are to have new Co.
velnor-Genersl, 10 the p'ace,oi General
Wolfteraorf, who will, on the 18Th Of
next month, reign, and inGal Geners!
Mulenfeldts, who is appointed by tie
King Governor General of His Danih
Msjety's Welt India Hands. ThissE.
poinsment gives great a,isfafiioa to III:
Inhabitants, as he is man CT the ariaei:
probity, great coed lenl,, and univcrial.
ly beloved and, there is no doub, of bis
doing every thing in his power for thsbs.
neft Of the colony"
6 We have ia this barber, hnmberc Of
American ,eaels; and IL or IS DAMN
hips have juf arrived, which will reduce
the price of European Goods. Salt h.
been very high, Beefis IS dollars, Pork
"a, Flour 8, and in greas abundance, Irih
Butter a."
Our corrslpondens has favored Us aIls
with the particulars relative 10 the cap.
ture, by the French, Of the fchr. Mara,
Meeks, of Norfolk; bur they are fmhr
with thofe already publilhed in this Ga.
zette. She was, however, fill under qua.
rantice at ST. Croix, in conf,quencc Of
having the yellow feser on board; but
would be ordered away, a, loon as clear.
ed.
Capt. Aubrey, who arrived at this
port yesterday in II days from New
Orleans, informs US that at The time oihs
departure the port continued hut to Ans-
rican velels. No French troops had az.
rived there and nothing OF importance
had recently occurred.
February "a.
TIE LATEST.
Yciterday arrived here the fat failing
new lhip Delaware, after psiage OF on.
ly thir,y-Gx days from Greenock. 10
captain Beebe and respectable mercantile
houle OF this city, we are indebted la
London papers to the ID, and Gaig0R
papers 10 the 5,hof January. TheieP''
pers mention, That
Accounts from Alexandra, Of the dH
ofSept. 20, fales thar war fill coa,ips,
ed TO be carried on between the loi'
and NIameIukes in Egypt. Both paf'N'
having had fevsral ievere fkrmdhc,'-
Daring the ceGa,ion of arms for ione aa'
the Tusks formed the dehgn of lurpnHo}
the camp OF The Mamelukes BY night s|
putting every man Of them TO the l%ol.
The Mamelukes being apptlied OF ~
of die plan; and on the night OF tFea'Is
ry arriving, Glentiy retired ffon ,rs %
camp ana formed an auauleade. S '.ao
the Turks arrived, and found the c CAM
deferted, they proceeded TO P'undef. D 1so.
;n@ this fccne Of diesrder and conf'i'p'
they were attacked by the Mame n,S'r
and not foul Of them elcaped. - .,',1
were not twenty of the ad1ilant' S' "sc.
The Turks acknowledged The lois Of ~, NJ
bur il appears to have fallen thor. ~ . I'd. /
real number. The Bfi,ilh Gill kep' +
felton, of Alexandria, and It was !, w. reg
tain whether il would ba evaeua'su
foon. % hsss
rhe late eaT,hq.ske appears 70 6 ~ |
extended over the g'ease!t par :
1urlSih empire. h., III L
AZ Als;ess, on the 7,h Novs'n0sv T