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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-22

Mr.. W. Clofe has made great variety
of experiments in order to afcerfain the
bea method Of making ink, which flall
not be difcharged by time or chemical pro
cefes; as the refult Of his enquiries, hr
recommends for black ink OH OF layen
der 200 grains, oopal in powder IS grains,
lamp black from two and half TO three
grains; with the aaifancc of gentle heat
diaolvc the copal in the oil of lavender in
afmall gIafs phial, and then mix the lamp
black with the folution upon marble flab
or other hnooth fuf!ace. The compoG.
ton is to be put in bottle and KEEP, from
the air. Iiafter few hours, il be founi
TOO thick, it mutt be diluted with little
oil of lavender, oil Of turpentipe, or alco-
hol. For red ink: Take Of oil of la
vender 10 grains, ccpal powder, ~
grains, red fulphur Of mercury 80 geaias.''
Both thefe competitions poAtis a perma-
nent colour the oil of lavender difipat-
ed with gentle heat, colour is left on the
paper furrounded with copal fubaance
infolu5le in water, fpiri,s, acids, or ak,
aline folutions. A manuluript written
with them, my therefore be expoled 10
the procets commonly ufcd for relforing
the colour of printed books, without Tie
fmalleft injury TO TIE writing and, in
this manner, all interpretations with con
mon ink may be removed.
Loaaaa pap.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-22

"a, "a "a days fchooncr Fair Aa,e-
l '.s &C Newbsrn, Wilton, for n. York;
!, i''' - asys Mary, Douglas. for New
!, I'm = = n : days; brig Maria, from
s s,'I, bound to Spain, Put in in
Ss several Other vege!s, name nor recol-
,.s.d. Sailed the 81 of June, the brig
make. captain Seward, for Norfolk.
June 40.
Arrived, brig Two Brothers, Swain,
.svieona, 10 10 days from Trinidad,
Bfig Ifabella, captain Craig, Of and for
s,lt,more, 10 10 days.
Brig Dianna, Wood, for Negbedford,
% : days.
DAYS.
schooner Julian, jenkins, for North
caroIina, foon.
sch'r Warrington. Millet, for Bottom,
b 5 days.
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Wants q Situation,

A Young Man who is we'll &C
quainted with accounts ard the mercantile
oadnas. Any gentleman wihing 10 en-
ploy fueh perlon will be pleafed to leave
a line addicted to ! D. with the Prin,e,
hereof, which viii be daly attended TO.
June 20. eo3'#
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Mira6eax's Calculation.

sc Do minds unaccuGomed to rehsta,
imagine that there is not one Of US but
who at the twentieth generation for ex-
ample, has million, forty eighf thou
fand, five hundred and twenty 6x ancef-
tors; iimple ari,hmetical calculation
eaablihes this altDnifhing and well kaown
ruth in the doctrine Of contanguini,y !.
Every body may convince themfelves Of
IL by making geometrical progremon,
the Gr& term Of mh;ch is 2, and which
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-22
alerannrta aonerflser.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE n.

A letter from Cape Francois of the 9Th
infant, TO respectable French houfe in
Baltimore, fates, thar {" French frigaye,.
with 600 troops on board, and about
10000 dolls. for the military chef, had
juf arrived off that port, and gave the
joyful intelligence that all appearance ola
war between England and France had va
nfhed, as The differences between the two
nations had been adjatfed !" The frigate
was rs days from Brett. Her commander
on learning tina, the head quarters were
at PORT Republican, proceeded 20 that
port.
This yelfel, agreeably TO the above let-
ter, NUT have left Brett on or about the
nth May and as an old German newt
paper printer In Pennfylvanis uGrd TO Gay
Of doubtful article, 6 if il be true, we
hall hear more about IL"
[Balt. Fed. Gaz.
Exiraa efa letter fyom a gentleman ia
Amaeydam, to bis friead ia Pbiladsl
fkiz, dated .4pril z, 1909.
/" Laftly, dear friend, mnf commu-
nIcale to you lome very agreeable news.
About s daysago, arrived here quite IN
sxpeaedly, lhips full Of citizens Of the
canton Of Bale about ISo fouls in all,
who viii exchange their native country
againt thar of the United States, / went
Immediately on board the veGels, & TO my
is'eaiea JOY, found that your dear brother
was the 6rf leader of diyidpn, whom
Immediately heartily welcomed, and Of
tered 20 alliR him with my few powers,
both by advice and action; his colleagues,
likewlie leaders of the fame divifion.
(which. conGas OF about 20 fouIs) are.
----and both brave men. In
general the whole conGits Of people, whom
every country ihould receive with open
arms.
With money, linen, and beds, iaihort
with every neceiIary, they feem 10 be We
~ well provided; and at their (God
giant fate arrival 90 the American (horss,
they want nothing more than land, and
iron 60 clear L..
give you on purp0fs early information
OF the arrival OF your dear countrymen,
thar you may look ont one thing or ano.
ther for them. AS much as ] caa learn
from them, they do not with TO remain
long in the city, but with 70 go foon INTO
the country. In about ten days time
they fail from hence, wind and weather
tcfving. | could have wifhed thai Mr.
- had had fhip here in order TO earn
this good freight; we hear nevertheless,
that doring the eafuing fummer, more
trains Of people will arrive here from
S~iszeIlsRd, 70 that pafengers will not
i wanting, if there are only vsfeis
here, &C.,
Es.va47 ga zltsy 1J,rs~ CAPT c. Tom9-
Sias IF fbt ZIP 10 bis friend in
Fres<nekjgarg, dated dpya 10, 1909.
(" We Gtriv d bere on The 3ob alt. a.
~ 2 slssleaf fegsgs If So aeys fran
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LOUISIANA.


We are not lpeaking at random, when
we FAY, il is generally known in france,
that enc of the mott ridiculous propoG-
tions which ever fell from the feyerifh
fancy of a new poliiico philofophico iana-
tic, has been made by the American Ex-
ecutiye to the Confulate-and has not on
ly not met with any ferrous entertainment
from that body, bot on the contrary ex-
cited much merriment among them, at
the expence of this country, and no little
contempt for Its rulers. And as merri-
nent is contagious, the fun has reached
London itfrlf. where it has actually over
come the phlegm of John Bull, and made
him roar with obitreporous mirsh in every
coffee houle. Some there will rot believe
it; Others pretend not to believe il; by
way of tofing OUT the ball Of mirth; but
many make il the topic of dilcourfe. The
WORT oft is, thar it is faid, with what
truth we cannot take upon Us to affirm
thar our Preadent has backed his propoG
tons with two dfaughts, one on his bank
er, the other on his eloquence but as
one was nearer to his own economical
nature, and the other faireE in his felt
complacenf eye, than they were to the
expectations or tate Of Talleyrand, they
only ferved to heighten the ridicule very
condierably. The Confulste think il
enough TO profit by the cofnopolitan cant
Of the day, but nothing IS further from
Them than any intention to praaife it.
Thefe being their notions, il will coA
oar readers very little to believe, that a
foreign fate paper. protecting to have
for one of its objects the advantage Of
France, labouring to thew them that the
prePofsd arrangement though advantage
Gus 10 America was iniracuiouly 70 to
France, recommending il to thar modeff,
diinterelted body lwho are known to be
70 apt to let zip through their fingers
any thing thar may be turned to advan-
tage,1 not TO be blind to their own In
teree, bat TO clofe with the propofal !;
thar fueh paper, We fay, would not be
very likely to excite any other emotion
than contempt, or to receive any other
return than isonical thanks or open de-
ri6ons. 1t will readily be eonhdered fuf-
lficienAy probable that fuch man as
Bonapartc would hand it back to TaIIey
rand with malignant fneer and that
Talleyrand might fay" The Conlul is
thankful to the PRECEDENT of the United
States, for his high confederation, phi
lanthroPhic advice, and tender concern
for France and all the world but being
little opiaiaf,e, and having no rcafon,
as yetat leaf, to diarua his own Judge
ment and that of his councillors on the
fubjea of what is or isnot The interea Of
France, he requefs with all due fubmifion
TO tie Pre6dent of the United States, ]
that he may be permitted without offence
to follow the dictates of his own opinion;
and be requefs il rho rather becaule he is
determined to do TO- FCoayier.
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muf always increa!e III deuble ratio,
fince each of US has two anceitors, and thar
eacn Of our ancefors owe their exlfence
TO two others. This ptogtefion there
fore is 2. 4, 5, 70, 81, 81, ra3, $50,
&c. They who have no idea OF the pro-
digicns augmentation Of nambers which
double in increafng, have only 10 Partue
this progreGon 10 the degree in which
they with to determine tie number OF their
anceaors.
:" The calculation of the collateral de-
gree far exceeds that of the direct gfada-
tion. The 6ta term Of the psogrcalon Is
only I, but the iecond is q, becaafe here
is brother which makes with the father
Of him who calculates the two dsicen-
dants OF tie frf pair of anceeogs. Ia
the progrefon each couple Ok anceaorS has
two defendants, who augment in double
ratio. In this latter they mutt augment
quadruple ratio. The progredion there
tore Will De 4, 10, o., $50, 1924, 1920
&c. and we lhall find in puriuing it, that
each man has, in the twentieth degree, or.
the twentieth generation, z74,8779o6,
ga, or two hundred and ieventy tour
billions, eight hundred and feyenty feyen
millions, nine hundred aud fx thoufand,
nine hundred and forty four anceaors."
Gosd Cider as e4iy made as bad.
To make cider Of early or late fruit, that
will keep length Of time, without the
trouble of frequent drawing off.
Take the Target cak you have on
your farm, from barrel upwards, put
tewRicks in the bottom, in the manner
thar houle wives let ley caik, 70 as to
raile vacancy OF two or three inches
from the hottom Of the cak then lay
over thefe ticks either clean cid blanket,
or, il that be not ct hand quantity Of
the twindIings of fax, 70 as TO make a
coat of about a quarter OF an inch thick
when it is we'll predrd down, then put in
70 much clean wafhed fand, from beach
or road, as will cover about or 8 inches
indepsh Of your veael; pats all your e.
der from the prsis trough a table cloth,
fufpeoded by the corners, wich will take
ou, the punmicc, and pour the liquor
gently upon the fand, through which it
mutt be lufered to hltre gradually and
as it runs off by top inherited in your
vefel in the vacancy made by the ticks
at the bottom, it will be found, by this
cafy method, as clear as cider can be ex-
peaed, after the mof laborious procefs of
refining and all the mucilaginous matter,
which caufes the fermentation and Touring
Of cider, will be 70 feperared as to prevent
that difagreeable confequence.
N. B. Other methoos may be eaily in.
vented for pafina the cider through the
fand, which is the only eaential part Of
the above procefs.
(Bsesa Wsekly Mag0ame.J
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Neyok. Or ny paige Iaz0 The avs<oz
ef a ing at Jea, eue paDsa 1uitbin 50
yards Of bf,, .@e appeared 10 Be a ueev 0el-
l<i, avifb The Sarah Of PHILADELPHIA, OF bsr
fern befb mgf 4Oere gene, and tbe ps1sl
fatrof 1uafe,, 10 fey/ca on bard, ju9p9/e
ell bas,f pe,jl6ed.
Prize esrrsnf ia tie Igand Of Ardgsa,
June 4, 1903.
Pork fr0m 1 s TO 10 dollars per bbl.
Beef 10 to IL do. do.
Hernugs 8 / do. do.
Floxy s to s do.
Iad'aa corn IS. "a. per 5SI5eA, 81. t.
fbe dollar, pleny
Butter ard lard, no demand
Hams IS cents PER %.
Lumber IS TO II dollars pr fbogfaul,
aallJak
Hoops 70 do. do.
Run IS. per gallon
MolagSs IS. cd. per do.
Sugar S dollars
Arrived fran Guadalupe, taUo French
Jeboone,5, md parsb4iSd foar al s dollars
per barrel; The Account 7vas sbaf faur.
a0as frsm IL 10 Is dollars pc, barrel.
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Vol. III.
IpubIa 1lsnoae.
On FRIDHY,

III TN1DH IL
n 70 s'elsck, 4uill Be tsid al toe YsnAae Store,
Rum in hogiheadsand barrels.
Frsuch Brandy IN pipts,
3 Gin in pipes and bis.
Wh;kcy and Apple Brandy in bls.
Sugar in hhds. siercss and bis.
Coffee IN tisrces and bags,
White ssl brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Raifns in kegs, boxes and Jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
4 Uariety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
KerIsymercs, Outfits,
Plains ard Kerfcys,
Negro Cotsons, Serges,
Elaficks, Bloc Friczcs,
Calimancocs and Ru6cis,
Yarn Stockings,
!. Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irih Linens, SilcGa do.
Ofnsburgs and Ticklcubusgs,
Mullins and Mullin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Oaober II.
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THIS rs to gaUc Notace,

>r~HA L the fubfcriber, OF the County Of Alex
aniria, in The Di&ria Of Columbia, hath OBJ.
famed from The Orphans Court Of the fad Ccun-
~. .etters Of Administration with the vii, an
Ne xs on the psrfonal eftatc Of Margaret Wilton,
late II The laid County, deceaied. All peffoas
Shaving claims agSinie thefsld eitate are hefec}
y AIMED 70 exhibit The same, with the sonehsrs
theisof, to- fhs fuhfs1bef, at or befcfetk twenty
tsventh day Of July nexs; they may otiiefwiie,
by law, be excluded she bsnedt Of the faid eitatc.
WILLIAM WIGGINS,
.Sdrmj;arafsy qvit5 re Fg,sg awxexea, " .Marg9
ret WfJaa.
Ausu& !. gawist.
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mo. 888.
tate 3,2uhlirasioas,
For SAX by Robert q jam Gfal)
BOOKSELLERS e sTXIIONERS,

For Sale by R05cr5 g jam Gfayv33l
BOOKSELLERS q arHIIONERS,
ZINC STREET, b
-RAVEl.S in Uep.r and Lower EgyPf' dur1i
/ Ing the camPaiga.of General Bonspaf'e if'
thar conotry: BY Vlvant Demon, yoi. osos1,
price $50 ctnts, in boards
t}t5fy Of the Rritii Expedition t. EsypF II
by Roacrt I. Wilton, orr vel. 80. Pfice 25of
cents, bouad
Rofoe's Lie Of Lorenzo de Mcdici voi::I
Syo. price 6zs cents in boadts, ofro dois. oounu
III calf and gslt. e
Parents Friend, or extrsas from theprincipalaa
works on Educa,ion, from the tiuie OF Nonta'- 4
que 20 The P.clcnt day vol. Syo. pFise 400
cents, bound.
Public Characters, or Contemporary Biography !:
containing M.moiss % thirty TX Of The moi con
fpicp0as I.arslters Of The preIent age pfiss z5o
cents, houae.
D,u,sac Eneyclaqsdia nov pahlllhipg ~
fuhi@,iptlon, 70 DC compatibility fc'. oyo. piieS
y taalcsisets z,eo cents, pef "ol. n boards.
RFscad q Woe,en: tfstfidtea from the ffenFn
Of Boa:disr dc ViHenett, 6y A. Mofhcs, pFi4c
100 ceais.
walhiogton's Letters oa Agriculture, Svo.
100 ccF!s ~ boards.
Iohn ButI, or an Eas!iihman's Fire Side
neyvand celebrated Comedy, ia five stts, by Geo.
Collnan the Younger, price = ceots.
X. and !. CRAY
Keep con2aptly Tor Ale, an extspliye aRfi-
men; Of Writing piper and biaak account books.
Country MerchGats
may be iupplie4 WIN The following articles, by
,hc eruis or * yea, on as good terms as they can
be pdychaled il baltimore or Phiisdsiphla:
A!manacs lor the year 1904, icheo bib.ss ard
tcAaments, Epf,opal prayer nocks, Warts plains
and hymas, Rippon's, Wettey's and Nr@t5a's
hymns, Nav Hymns aud Spir!epa Soag, r es's
and Eotiek pocket iictiocafiea, Univedai, WEB
Aer's Dilworth's, Coiamnt2a and Peascc's ipel-
ling books, y. England and Colorl3ian ptimers,
Scots Irffons, ~Eaielgs !pc. ke;, M9ai' Muir
lays Englif readeT Scope! 10 90. In;tgdutsion
to Reading, Elop's fables, Ahe's gfalnn'a ard a
grea, variety OF cheap and toy hocks, vai!yden's
belt Brltih inkpowdec for reeoros, iashgldcfs Of
various dricripions, red morocco pocksi books,
falling wax, waters, playing c8r4s, ionnes 6oa.ds,
&c. &c.
AJo on Hand,
$50 regns good wrapping PAPER, few kegs
p,insiag ink OF an exceiient qualiTy, Complete
aIottmtDt of German hutcs nom z 70 II dolls.
each, victims, violin fEings, bows ard b.idges,
inlruttions for The fife, fale, violin, &c.
Nota Bene-Allnew American Pub
locations OF merit are legn2Fig sacei} edby Rd5.
and fobu Graz, and nag Be had At their book
fore II K;hg hrcet a, IAs fame piises a, which
r y -
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AI0 Oh Hand,


JUN TERM, 1893.
John Potts, Complainant,
AGAINST
Robest Fialey, John Bannatyne,
Andrew Bacbaosn, Jas. Rob-
kirk aG5 Roof. Buchanon Dan SIn Chsncery.
Top. merchants ndpar,negs IN.
der the ti4rn of FIndcy, Ban.
nayne & Co. and VIM. Wilfso,
Defendants,
The DEFENDANTS, Robert Finley, mo.
Bannasyne, Andrew Buchanon, Jas. Hofkuk and
Rob- Bnrhanon Dunlop, NOT haging entered ..,nr.r
appearance ard given fccufiiy according 10 RI.
act ofaGcmbly and the rules OF ,i1is c5urt, and l.
appeaeing to the faiisfsstion 81 she court, woa
affidavit, thu; the-taid etUo-rt Finley, John Ban
natyne, Aadfe~ Ruchaaon, James Hobkifls, ard
Robert B4cfaaon Dunlop are not irha}itants Of
this diitfa, on motion OF the ia:dsconhiainan;.
BY his counfi, y q oraeyed that the fiid dete,.
aants, Robert 2'iaicy, iona Banntayre, Andrew
Bochanon, James flobkrk, ard Robert Buchanou
Dunlap do appear here on The in day Of Noven,-
Der courtntxt, and enter their appea soce to ne
(iit and give fscu.ity fotptIfoning The decree os
the COST; ana that the other defendant Wny.
Wilton, do not pay away, convey or feere,e the
aebtse5y hin owing to, or the efate CT effects
in his hands belonging 70 the faid abfent dsfen-
daats, Robert Finley, John Banntayne, Andrew
Raehanon, James Ftobki;k and Robert Bacbanoa
Dunlop until Inc hpsther order OF decree OF this
cou.t; AID that,a copy Of this order be forthwith
pnbi(hcd for two months fdcceaisely, in one of
the public newspapers pubifhed iathis county,
and that another copy be ported a the font door
of The court heufc ef the laid county.
a copy zen, @. DENEALE.
S 40, dam Glxk
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St0uglat01r' S BatterS.

o. Daring the prcieot fekly fealon, the ule
Z Of STOUGHTON's 81 TTERS, impaired ffrom
Lssasx1 viii be found OF great leryice, as pre-
ventivc 20 difesfe, efpeciaIiy where there IS an
infectious atmosphere and a precipitation In the
habit to contagiop. Il cminently braces the con-
aisotion, and renoyates the whole fyaem. IL may
sbe ufea inRead Of fpirits inwater, tea, or ether
drink. Ii reaores lof appetite, expeIs worms in
esildrcn, and, if regularly ufed during the fall
feaion, willprcyent lie ague and fever. In fhort,
il only needs TO be tried, to convince. every one
Of its great efficacy.
Ttlcle Birrers maybe had, with copiops direc-
tious, prepared at the original warehoufe in
Lonaonl in QUAR- bottles at one fourth of the for
ruer charge for the fame IN vials, at S. Snow.
den's Printing Caiee, Alexandra, where bottle
s IS eouRsn:iy kept open FOR trial. 6 Alto, at
A. SUCKS, Fredcackl5nrg.
OCT. 4 60
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late Foreign JateIligsnte.
PARIS, Aug. 81.

The existing circumstances have compelled the
Governmei to redouble its vigilance On our
coasts, and such measures have been adopted thar
no spy, no fonenter of troubles, can land from
England on our shore, without his being almost
inevitably arrested In consequence of this strict
precaution, J. Harvie Christie, an Enghshman,
was arrested as SPY, and tried before the militia
ry tribunal CT the 18th division. But having
JUSTIFIED himself from the charge, he was acquitted
by an unanimous suffrage.
Thus. Notwithstanding the just resentment
which fills the mind Of every Frenchman against
a Government which is guilty towards US Of 50
many and grave offences, notwithstanding that
prejudice which may be supposed to spring from
the hostile state Of the two NATIONS justice peserv-
ed its ascendency, and the sacred rights Of inno-
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ctncf were az MUCK respected in ali enenu
they would nave been in Frenchman. az
Since the capture Of the Minerva frea,e !,
English keep them selvesseveral leagues ofF me
road OF Cherbourg. That lfrigate Will Soon NE ne
in condition TO put TO sea; her guns ~ DC
board, and her last mast is abaus to be -, On
The labours Of the Mole are gong on win up'
tlvlty Several thousand worknen are ennlorSt.
on Fort Bonaparte, and more are daily sr,y;0 $50
The privateer of Bordeaux, che R.pris1;lI. F.
taken by boarding after an action OF an hour -
English packer, the King George armed w,ph ~, ~
FOUNDERS, and carried her iuto Spanish por -
She had ,nboard box containing Is 900 csr',, ,
Ct rough diamonds, and 81, 80 pias.res.
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WHEREAS ny wife, Harriet Bgawner, has,
without cauie, eIoped from my bed and board, /
am under The difagreeable ucceifty of Forwarding
slispd every perfon or peffous from credising her
on my account, as iAsll not pay any debt Che
contracts alter the dare hereof,
Nm. B. Bravae,. S.
Ot. ". eo3t
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JOSEPH RIDDLE and Co.
e MaLLer Wanted.

A man who is quall6edt to conduit
the bofinefs OF a Merchant Mill, who can come
well recommended for his honety, lobriety, Kill
IN manufacturing -four, and attention TO buGnefs,
may have birth, and liberal wages by applying
10 ne.
A map with a fmall family who would keep
houfe and board hinielf would be preferred, with
fdeh pcrfsnI would either Rpulate for certain
ialasy, Or interea him il the bnioefs by giving
him 4 past Of the profits. Ii be had money he
wilhed to employ in that way he might have an
opportunity ofdoing 70, and receive in proportion
to his Stock.
JAMES DOUGLASS.
Falls D'ffcuIt, Sept. 10, 1909. Iaw3w
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For SAFE,

For Sale,
4 healthy. aOut, young Negro Woman En-.
qaire Of the Printer.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
AuoUsrA, lannary.1a.

On Sunday evening last, a gen,ismaa
arrived ii this city from the NatrAes.
which place he Teton the 9th Of Dcesn-
.ber-he informs that the Governor &c
neral Of News Orleans, had ISSUED nj.
Official orders 10 all The officers Of rov.ru-
ment, tohold themselves in readine.s 70
deliver UP their respective oikces--aua
he further states, that the draroons he
longing to the City of Orleans, had been
sent down As far as Pockemainel 10 O.
cort the French officers up BY iand on
their arrival. This gentleman CONFIRMS
the shutting the port If New-Orleans.
which has oceasioned great consts rnatior
among the inhabitants of the sWester.
World. r.. IN 81 - = =
Flour was seliug atthe Matches fr
one dollar and City eents per barel.