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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-06

4
Nav as. cow
JInlIca States of America,
Flsss Clrsair, Virginia Df
r1itf, May Tern. 1895
Under a Decree 3 flss saad
Curt, ~, he Cgumislioasrs aefll <x
gsss II 3ashc sol<, far yeady msagy, ~
S l5s pysmisss, at II o'eloe6 al FRITZ
lbe 1913 aayssf 4ugust ny1t,
That valuable and extenilve
4 r NJ,
cslIed Mount oalrs, alias Millthorfe, "
inz II Faifisx county, on Difhcait and
W3lie Trap rams containing ~ deed
10 Acres asa by iulvey 675 acres
he inansioo hosis is on 8 high, healthy
and sgfseaele l,suat,or, convenient 10
which ae spssBss Of good water. 4 DC
hoafe.is 49 ~ is fest, two rooms on a
ssoos, ~ua nine fer pafagc and itair
icAe. eack ci,;mnies, with IRE place
to easa Taolu, a piazza the whole length
OF the ssont, cellar 40 by 10, vailed
Will, fore and divided INFO Two apart
ments. There are feveral iIsall build
ings, near the manfon honie and gar
den. There arc, a!io, valuable mer
cnans and grit mill, law mill, dialliery,
miller's !louic and ovcr!eeT's houie. The
mill honfs is 40 by 50, two tory high,
half the lower tory of itone, the other
part OF wood, and covered with lhingies.
There ale one pair Of Burr and che paiE OF
Cologne tones, shfee boiling cloths al
ns.t new. che fareen, all now in uie in
snanuiat' as,as yheat and grinding grit.
Ihe fill aansc 40 ~ 50, one tory high,
walls 6 Zone and flingled rooi, the floors
planks.i, .ne uppes iaiu ioE mating
grain, ard troughs fixed lound the whoic
houie conjsrutsed 10 carry water 70 evefy
u FL wien may need it. Three itllls
and one boiler ca.i be worked 10 adyan.
taee in the laid houle. ille waters OF
Wolfe 1fSP, 90 Wish the MIL and iaw
mill Rar1t, are conitaat aieams. Inc
ftuation Tor country en2omeIs, or Plg-
chatting wheat, is exceeded By more -
The c0aaty or nsighbourhood, nof being
more sbaa y mites frem A.exandria Or
(Senfge rown, wbels shese are excellent
n,atisefs so1 country produce oi every de-
fcrip;ion, aad about 70 miles from Walh-
irg,on. The land is iegflle and produce
i've, and lhe foil we'll adapted to receive
improvement from the ufe OF platter o.
Paris. There sc upwards OF 900 pan
neis Of fence Oh the lard, and about 100
or TO acres of wei tlmbsred land belong
ing TO the tract. There have been nearly
40 acres Of timothy made, lying on Volt
Trap and Difficult runs SO acres more
may be made at a fnall cxpeuce. This
farm enjoys many natural advantages,
which are uaneceaaty for Us to mention,
il being taken Tor granted sllas every per-
ION vlihing 20 buy fuch property will
avail shenfelves Of an opportunity Of
viewing the pennies, previous to the
day Of lale, CAPT. James Wiley, reiding
near the land, will fhew the premifss,
and alio a plat OF the furvey, winch IS
Left with him for the information Of thole
concerned.
The title papers will be exhibited on
the day OF iale.
Charles Little,
James Wiley,
las. Douglas.
Jolly Ie. Gods
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-06

Mogasses, Almonds, sc,
Twenty hhds. retailing Molaiiss q {.
very hyperion quality,
Tweafy trails freih Almonds,
A quantity Of loaf and lump Sugar y
.hhds. & bis.
Zen tierces frelh Rice, received PEI
arig Celia, from ~. York, and tor ials y.
by and :. VoWhII.
Tsey haze on hand,
~ hhds. Sc. Kits Rum, I'D and 50
proof,
100 BIS. Pork,
40 do. brown Sugar,
Mulcatel and bloom Raiiins,
50 tons Platter,
A few qaarter caiks
London parttclJar MADEIRA Vine.
Nav 2s. cow
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-06
G. Z e . 7 ~ G
Execusedin the bet manner.

EXeCuSeuisI SlIS- JIst II't't1s
N. B. Signs fer country lasfshans,sinn
keepers, and otatrs executed IN iuch man
ner that they may be carried 70 any dii-
tance wishou, danger Of inquiry and with
very l;ttle trouble, on the mott moderate
terms.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-06
D z 4 w Z NJ G.

He viii open a fchool Tor teaching
young ladies Drawing and Painting IN
water ccl7urs and crayons, as foon as a
fufisient number iubi1lbe. He will aiio
.puaSaoally atrend on ladies who with pat
terms drawn for Tambourios, EmsFoIde-
~. Toilet Tables & other Needle work.
Apply athis lodgings III Water ityeet,
nearly oppoGie the Vsndne Store and hfit
.doorfouth OF Col. Hoes.
T. KENNEL MEYER.
IN Abprsatsce waated 20 the a.
bove 5ulfs a. nns II, go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-06
Charles Little,
James Wiley,
Jas. Douglas.
Gods

For o0le, or 10 Kent,
Atwo ltory BRICK HOUSE 90 Duke
treet, with every necefafy building ad {
joining 70 il. A5fo,
A yacanf Lot on Cameron frcct, ad-
joining The Bark. For terms apply to
Laurence Hoof.
July II. dI5t
For Sale,
Anexcellent MICH COW.
Enquire Of the Printer.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-29

judge is enabled TO diaiibl,e Juice in he alb.
fence OF hi, colleague, which amendment We con.
hdeI as great Improvement in the organization
Of this Court.
We alfo take this Gfa opportunity to
declare our unlhaken confdcncs in the meafures
of the pre!ent Administration. yiesing them as
in the highea degree patriotic and bcne6cisl TO
the real. fold, and conaitutional interef Of the
United States--and we are happy in anticipating
thchsrmony which ,Sefruh, viii exit beta cen the
Leg l,tivc. Executive and Judicial Departments
OF the Union. Effects OF the greatett magnitude
TO the Happiness and good order of the govern
ment, and which only A,w from the increaie Of
correct republican principlc, in thsfc now happy
States.
We return our thanks to the preGding
Judge. for hi, attention to bufnefs, and rcquef
that lheie our prefeotments be publihed.
ExfrGd from bs Ree0rdi, zoib Dre. 1902.
kICHAiD M. Sites, CLERK Gss. Dp.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-29
John a. shaw, 81 Co.

INFORM the Puhlic thar they have taken
L shop next door but one North of the
Coffee Houic. shcrs they carry on the
WATcH.MAKING BUSINESS
in all its Branches. Iikewiie all kinds Of
Hair Work 81 Geld Cypbers
neatly executed. They have for Sale. Eng!ih
snd Geneva gold & iilyer Watches, Gold Neck.
aces, flver tea and table Spoons, faIt. mpaard
& pap Spoons, foup and punch Ladies, iogar
Tong', large & fmal Looking GlaGts, drciiirg
DoA tea Trays, Walters & drefiirg Cafes, plat
ed, wooden, and Britannia Gators, Britannia
tea and coffee Pots. Gentlemcn's and Children,
beH & common fitu, Sufpender., Knives and
Forks. brals globe * common Handirons. Show
el & Tonss, braf and jsppaned Lamps, elegant
plated g. brs6 Cspdlehicks, dart add common
Gains, horie & chsife Whips, ladies' do. Sci1ou.
PEN Knives. Shutters & Trays, po""er Boxes
and Pufs, Razors 10 cafes and without, Having
Boxes, End Windfor Soap. Cream Balls. writing
Paper, Datch Oails, Spanih Sessr,, Msccabau.
Rappce Sc Scotch Snuff, Starch, Purple Blown,
together with complete Aiiorswsnt of Jewell
lery s. Perfumcry. They Aho carry on the
GoLo & SILvHEsatrBs
Bu6nefs Cath given for Old Gold and Silver.
~ Ranstusl attendance, and the flnalleft
iavors gratefully acknowledged.
Newport. Oh. z. Iscz. Tzs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-29
SIMON DAVIS

HAS FOR SALE,
CT. CroiY Rum by The lioshead. 1d and 90
~ proof,
Antigua Rum. ditto. ditto,
Retailing Mo!alTss, ditto.
SoPe'hne Floor BY fhe quantity or fng'e Barrel,
Pilot, Navy, aad Ship Bread, ditto,
Tar and Tcrpen,ne, ditto,
Blown Sugar by the Barrel,
Coffee by the Hogfhead, Barrel, or Bag.
Logwood & Fuaick by the Ton, Cwt. or fmall-
erqusntity,
A few pieces Mahogany.
A quantity of Menhsden Fin, 10 exccllcu, or.
der for fhippins,
A few tons Whale Oil,
Spcrmac.ti Candies per quantity or hrele Box,
Mefs and prime Pork, by the barrel,
Negro Head Tobacco, by the key,
Prime Beef. BY the barrel.
Ne7ef0rf, Jan. !, 1905. TuStf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-29
GEORGE THOMAS.
ConfcG7ioner 81 DiRiller.


INFORMS the Public, that he has taken =
1 Shop next South Of MeiIrs. Ga .dr.y & Dron'a
Auction Room, and adjoining Mr.. Nicola, G,f-
Toy's, Watch Maker, where he has conltantiy
tor Sale, n addition 70 a oorrpleat AfTou.,ens
OF Con'etsi'osrG, the following articles. viz.
Freih 1lalaga grapes box and
cak raidn' ; 6g' T; al n9nds 10 !heli prunes
cuda"ts; nuircgs gloves cinnamon alfpicc;
pepper ginger teas; Golfer; chocolate, No. I
& q; do. p,epsEcd with and ai,hout vanilla
brown, pow'ie:sd s. Ioat-iugar; Cordials Of
all kinds ; hea cherry wire; together with 4
fma!l ahortUocut Of tshipnt'e
Crockery Ware
Ia addition 10 which be exr,a. ~ receive fnor..
W. ccmplsa' aGoument OF Wines, Liquors,
and other sttirles. Puntiua attcnd.rce given,
and the f.nact f,vcrs gracefully acbuowIedged.
Ns7Vbo,t, Dee. IS. - 1I6tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-29
LOUISVILLE, iGso.l Dec, "A.

Preftn,menu Of the Grand Jury for the
DiAue Of Georgia, in the Sixth Circuit Courr
of the United States, at Court begun and held
st Lou,fvile, before the Hon. Wa. SrEpH.Ss
one Of the Judges Of the faid Court, on the stl
OF December, 1901:
WE, the Grand Jory for the Federal Cir.
cult Court Tor the Diariet Of Georgia. meeting
for the frR time under the preient Judicial
Syacm, Go congratulate our fellow citizens on
che alteration Of the former--by which our
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-29
TO be Sold or Let,

a WELL fuifhed Dwelling. Houfe. ftua,ed
4 \ on 1hsmes-StTeet. ,oppoGte MIR. Rob, VI
Sieers--Alfo new Store, adjoining the yard
and garden. with good well Of vs,er.-lf
not Immediately fold, the Shop, with fome part
OF the Houfe. wil be TO ler.-The ftus,ion,
both for hss,ih and bufneG, is no. inferior 10
any in town. Conditions may be known, BY
applying 20 HENRY G. CHAMPIIN.
Newport. Nov. 40, 1901 cs;i
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-29
Er aIs By TAcos r ycsAsosov dsS
HILLZHM Il. WIzDkR,

Tor (aIs By 'TAcos r ycgAsDSoH asS
HILLzHM Il. WIzDkR,
DABoLL's SCHOOLMASTER'S
ASSISTANT.
BffTs a fIaix S,a7iea! IyFsm sf A,if5m>fie.
iHIhD EDirIoS-By NArHAx DAsoLL.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
.xu lalt- College. Nsv. AZ. 1909.
na read Da6eiPs Scks,ixsRer's .lEj:Gss.
- oe arrangement OF the different bianche. of
arithmetic IS Jodicious and perfpicuous. The
au,hpr mas Wen Explained Decimal Arithmetic.
S"u mas speiied IL in plain and elegant man.
nel - int 'oiu,ion OF various 9uefions. and ef-
Pee'Ahy 20 thoie relative TO tie Federal compu-
.a,'on OF Money think it will be very ufe-
iui book TO SchoolmaRers and their pupils.
JOSIAH MEfGS.
P'ef.SSr sf MHfbfmafie' g Na14,ai Pbaslspby.
have givea fone attention TO the work
aforementioned. and concur with Ptof,G,r
Meigs in bic opinion of irs merit.
NOAH WEBSTER.
Ne7o- ifa7rn, Dre. IL, I799.
:, Rb'as. J4ard Coitg.. Nsv. 90, r7eo.
i;have run through MIR. DassWs Skso!rzG
fe's -4D1Yanf, aad have formed of IL very IA.
coraoi1 opinion. According TO irs original de-
ngn' think It well "calcula,ed u fun n
ichoo!s io general with me,hodicaI, sa.y and
conpTehsniiVc 4, ftem Of Practical Arithmetic"
th4Istore hoPeii may Fad generou. pstro-
mage, and have An exten:ive lprcsd,
Asa MEssFR,
P'gl95r ID. Lrarrsd Langpage,. AID
7eaebc, ef Ma,scnsitfi.
PIHistsiS heattmy, Ap'f 10, 1901.
make nie Of DsbsiTs Seb37iuaeIy's III
EfSS' IN teachins cummen A tithmetic, and
think IL the 6elt csleOluted for thst patpole Of
any which has fallen within my oblervation.
JOHN ADAMS,
Rra" Of PiamteiI .4cadeny.
H&GjSs, AAg. Al. Soz.
I have Perufed DG6olPs Arhsne.c, and
fnd ii, in my opinion, "a, preferable 10 any kG-
TEN j an acquainted with. lis an improve
rr-nt on DsI1Ooy,k, 40 D.izUoy,Ba Scboolrofey'.
HMedsf Is calculated merely 70 ailia The Seksal-
s'0frr; but Da6olPs will equally anfxer ,hi,
purpofe, and alta ,be fcholar 10 ,.e-b bimhif
beildcs. Nothing have feeo fo fully meets my
ideas, and give il my decided rrctereucc and
recommendation. THOMAS WORTH,
7faeber Of Mai6emsfics.
o. Three large editions OF this celebrated
Arithmetic have been publihcd in lcfs than three
years. il is in eeoera uf. in the States Of Con-
nscticut and Rhode: Hand, and introduced m
many fchocl. in the State Of New York, In
The third ednion improvement, are msde upon
the / 4 and I'd editions.
Dteem6er I, 1909. ISeow6t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-29

For Sale, by the Subjiri6er,
JAMAICA RUM BY the hcsfhead,
u. Ditto SUGAR by the hid. or barrel,
Ditto MOLASSES, all Of if Quality.
JOHN MEIN.
CbSTb-LSm, JsJ u, 1904. 94tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-29

DABOLL's SCHOOLMASTER'S
ASSISTANT.
bFf"s f1ai~ P,H7ica! IlfSm ef A,1t5m>fie.
iHIxD EDiTIeN-By NATHAx DAsoLL.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-22

Such being the probable result, as to
the southern what viii it be to the middle
states! Their trade to the West India
islands Is gone the moment that country
is inpossession Of the French. England
to whose dominions alone they can have
recourse for the vent Of their produce
and the purchase Of their supplies, win
con6ne that commerce TO her own ships.
! saythe+ moment the French are in pos
session Of New-O Orleans your West ln-
dia trade is gone. I do not imcan that
this effect will be sudden as fash Of
lightning, but it win be gone in fstS
years, which may be considered as mo-
ment when compared with national exis-
tence. You win then be dependent for
that trade on the good will Of England, ,
aud, as your navigatida decreases, your
dependence win be stilf greater, because
you viii rely on her navy foryour protec-
tion. again repeat that when it shall
be question in Your councils whether
you win have a navy, the increasing
weight OF the western country will be
thrown into the scale OF opposition
They viii insist ON an army for their
protection. My honorable colleague has
expressed bis fears for a;semdiag army.
Sir, your present negligence viii put
you under the necessity Of having such
an army, and expose YOU to all the con.
sequences to be apprehended fNpm it
You may indeed remain united in BODY
as one nation, but with such coutrarient
interests and opinions, with sentimen,s
and views SO different, it win be a large
and languishing body without q soul.
l.. (To.be continued. -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-22
~ Albany, March, 90.

MAJOR Jaas G. I. BRoEck, has been
removed BY the President of tho United
States, from the paice of Surveyor and.
ansPeesor Of the port Of Hudson, in this
state, and Isaac Dayton appointed la
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-22
- NETWORK, April IS, 1905.
SYMPTOMS OF WAR IN EUROPE.

80 "-AoNha APEl 10, lSOSs
SYMPTOMS OF VAR IN EUROPE.
Captain Sterling of the ship Mercury.
who arrived yesterday in 81 DAYS, from
Liverpool informs that on the 1oth Of
March, the day Of his sailing, an express
had arrived from London with orders
for an Immediate impressment Of every
seaman in the port of Liverpool, in con.
sequence ofwhich every outward bound
merchantmen was Instantly stripped Of
all their hands. a press boat came along
side the Mercury, but did not modest
her.--Capt s. saw boat wi tn press.
gang on board, in chase of q Dublin
packet outward bound, but did not o.
yertakeit. = = a. $
Impending War was the general ru-
mour Of the day, in consequence, as was
saggested, OF some difference between
England and France, with respect 10 the
surrender of Malta. A London paper
OF the sth of March, mentions the de-
preston of the price of stocks, and
speaks confidently Of an approaching
change Of Ministry. ID. Ad1.1
The following is a copy of letter from
Mr.. Gascoigne, member of Parlia.
ment from Liverpool, to the Mayor
ofthat city, dated London, March 9,
ck 6 p. M
Z DEAR Sin. = - "a
war isexpected-a messasethis day
from the King to the house Of thar ten a
dency--Militia expected to be eslied
to guard against invasion-Stocks down
4 per eent-Mf. PiFT it is supposed
will return soon to power. / have time
to add no more, it being 6 O'clock.
Z. ]. GAscoIGNE.
Extract Of q letter. fran Haore, dated IN.
n.aary 20, to a person III Lond5a.
"We are here very busy in sending orr
victims to the west-Indies.-Two thou-
sand san tomorrow, and a very large
force Is preparing in etherpor.s, L sa'd
sixty thousand. Ifthey should send ore
hundred thousand, the yellow fever, win
provide for them all. TWENTY; seven thou.
sand men have fallen underthis disorder.
An oiheer who aft St. Domingo one
month ago Showed me the actual returns !.
not 2 house remains standing in the coun.
try every thing is leyeled % the ground.
or burnt. : Awhile person dare not move
haii a mile from the centinels, without the
Certainty OF being murdered. No quar-
tiers Is given. The Blacks in diving. win
not take quarter. He assured me tbat
under the stroke of the bayotlrf 49, a.
clare death to be preferable 10 siayery.N,
The cruelties on both sides are tiread6nls
and are even incredible. r., Frcouentlvl
htty or one hundred Of these unfortuna,s
wretehss ara conveyed ten or twsiye
leagues to sea, and thrown overheard. n.
ca back to baek, though they are general.
Y hrst sufoeated in the hold. / do NOT
doabtthe ysracity this Ofieer: Indeed
TINS aesoun. has beencon6rmsd 70 me BY
+ 3 "A ~ N a NYNy
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-24
BALTIMORE, Auauif 20


Ar rivea the Eogliih iloop John COT.
don, capt. Watefs, - days from D nj.
nique. and 70 from iortola. Th rig
-capt. Lee, failed wish tie JoAn
Goraoa under convoy for Baltimore.
Capt. Waters informs, that the French
priva,eers out of Martinique had captur.
ed J homewafd bouad EnglLih veat''
from Trinidad, richly laden with u'
gars and fent into Curacao.
Big Alliance, capt. Jones from St.
Thomas.
Schr. Virginia, capt. Edwards. from
N. Y.
srhr. Sally, capt. MKay, from St,
Thomas. Left there brig Molly, capt.
Salilbury Of Baltimore from LeghoIn;
fchr. Hazard. Roberfon of and fof Beau.
fort brig Edward, Taylor OF n; y
In lat. IS, long. 70, 80, fpoke an Eng
lllh FRANKFORT from N. P. bound to Bar.
bsdoes. Next day fpoke the brig Sue
cefs, capt. Brodick of Salea from Cape
Francois, lat. 80, 40. long II. !,
Ship Mercury is in the river bound
ALTO, fchr. Good Intent, Brooks
from CharIelton. Spoke, 18Th init. OF
Cape Hatteraa, thip Maddiio0, from Oo j.
ton bound TO Havana, out S. days {"
diifrefs, was making for Charleiton 10 's'
pair.
Ship Mercury. Waters, from Brensa'
lat. 50, long. IS fpoke ihip Rlch1'1oo ~,
-, from Philadelphia, 7 a1p
from Lilbon, and brig John,ot BoR0''
from Charleiton for Hamburger.
Schr. Federal George, Field fro" a ~
ton. Capt. F. law number OF Sch:', -
off the Cape bearing in, among VIM v, n
were an EngIih mig and brig with lis'' !,
ter Paris, bound to AlexaOdrls' and :
other briggs and number OF ichfs'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-24
Mr.. Thomas WsR Pe1toa,

IN your letter Of the goth of Jaly,
addicted % Mr.. Richard Richardlon, you
a,ferns,, a iecoad time, TO ilandes my re
putasion. / thought, Siy, ere shis time,
you were perfectly acquainted wish she
old sdagc, thar :. burnt child breads the
fre;" or have you forgot, that you or
Col. Frank viii have to pay me, ere
long, near fix hundred dollars damages,
beng the amount allowed me, by re-
foettable AID well informed jury for that
infamous libel you fixed at my door I; but,
fend like, you with to level the reputa-
tioa of all men with your owe.
Ii, Sir, you had itudicd the works OF
q celebrated author, with as much preci
fon as you appear from your neFarious Ii
bel agaiaa me to have audied the New
gate Calendar, you certainly would not
have forgotten the following appropriate
lines (" fIe that feals my purlr, &eals
TRAIN, It's fom.thing, nothing, twas mine,
tits his, and has been aaye to thouiands
but he that iilches from me my good name
robs me OF that which not enriches him, &
makes me poor indeed" Now, Sir, if
, Won cannot fad out who it is that has
robbed you Of 70 inc!timable a Jewel, /
will tell you how to find h'al--go to the
records OF Alexandra Court, there you
will Zee 8sooke againit T. w. Peyton;
alfo, have reference to your oat', before
the inqueit who Eat on the body OF Taos.
Dillon, and your oath few months at
forwards before TIE grand jury; ALTO your
oath before 4, Faw, efqaire, and Phiaeas
ianney's aIifmatioa on the fame subjetf,
before the fame tnagiarate-belides inna-
merable oshef traits in your contact, to
pafticularize which would exceed the
bounds of a lcffer. After yoar cxamina-
ton of the above references, 1 prefume
you will not be pozzled TO aad that il is
yourielf thar has c1nmi,ted the robbery.
conclude, Sir, in the language of
Isgo--s Not poppy nor nandragora, nor
all the droufy flrups OF the world, will
eyer medicine thee 10 that fwsct ilcep
which thou ow'dlt 10 thy juyerile day" -
unlefs convection takes place, which may
God, Of his infinite mercy, grant for the
lake of fociety.
Richard Brook.
Asgae ss. Dig
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-24

here for the c ommiflioners Of the Court Of
Copenhagen, and the Deputies of the I'M
perial City of Hamburger, to enter into a
negotiation with general Mortier for the
liberty of the navigation of the Elbc.
They allure US, that the fenate of Ham
burg has offered very Considerable fun
Of money, if he will bot permit the ipha-
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NEW YORK, Aagatt 10.

6 Ti,oughshe French papers are as late
as the 9th July, yet we find then, entire
~ barren of News. The following is
the only article we have yet leen worthy
of notice:
:: Fran The Jaarnai des D<5ates, Juy 8.
8 Hanover, June ave are waiting
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alerauDria aDuertfser.
WEDNESDAY, AucusT II.

WEDNESDAY, AuGusT II.
The ch'r Sparrow, Coleman, OF 'n,'
port, arrived at Guadaloupe ca the l0'A
usimo.
The democratic prints teem witt, prey
notifications, as TO the events tooe P'0'
duced by the prefent war in Euf0ps ;,
lome will have it, that England Is y, !.
rail- proara,e at the feet of FranFs-~ af ,
others hold up the hackneyed ldea ., =.
revolution in Britain. On this heao -.
bay we're equally ready to ioretci e evs.s'
during the bloody reign of Robef'ps soei
Citizen Madifon-the kind--'he s0D'
the humaue-in the year 1874, peas
ing before Congrels on this iuoJee'' -
claimed ,,c.
II revolution was TO take P1a, -
in Britain, which for my part s'f
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PHILADELp ia, AUGUST q.
Arrived, snow Fanny. Ellis, St. An.
dero,
Cleared, ship Commerce, Hess, Flush.
ing; schrs. Eliza, Watson, Martnloue.
Liberty, Bender, Savannah; Sally, Runc.
New London sloops Hiland, Hand,
Alexandria; Mason's Daughter, peas.,
Boston.
Extyaa fom tb< tog book gftbe ship ck.
oSaf,a, Joba Btakutoa master, arm.
edat this part on The i7tb int. 6
days from Lisbons
In long. 60, o, w. lat. 40, 26, N.
spoke the ship Courtney, Of and bound to
Norfolk, capt. Fitzhur, our 80 days.
In long. 60, so, w. lat, 40, 81, N.
spoke the snip America, Of Newburyport,
captain Isaac Store, from AIexsnda,
bound to Cowes, out 10 days.
In long. 68, Q, W. lat. 40, 81 \.
spoke the ship Piamingo, Of aod boyM
70 New York, out SO days fron Ceae,
who Informed she hal spoke the sncs
Fanny, OF Philadelphia, W q. Ellis mas.
ter, in long. Al, 81, W. lat. 81, ;, II
days from St. Aadero, bound to Phla.
dcIphia.