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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-10
LIST OF LErTERS,

LIS i OF LIZ / EsNos
Remaining IL tie Post Q9sce, Alsxanaria,
on The Isl .Ja1Nafy, 1909.
A.
Francis Adams, Walter S. Alexander,
y ArmNsong & Co. Sarah Ali
foa,- Ioha Adams, John Andefion. III
Major John ArmiGead, James Adams.
B.
Johas Browning, James Balfour, John
Benton. Draeis Barron, James Banerops,
Robert Boggefs, Mary Am Boggefs, Ro-
bert Browr, Mary Royd, Barney Brooks,
Petefish R. Bowers, In Began, Rich
ard Barrow, Mary Baheack, 81 c. &.
Guy Bfoadwa,er ~ faoe9t EEL, Ann II.
Baker, William Baker, George Ballton,
Jofeph Buaby.
Arm Curtis, Jonathan Carteret, Jeae
Cro9y, Col. Cafliiie, Jos. Campbell,
Elhsnah Clap, Richard Claiborne, Wm.
Clapp ~ Joha Cowen, Ai4xandr Clark,
Jane Caey, Chusch:l G. Camberling.
).
pez;a DAVIS. VIM. D.sISins, VIM. Do.
osl'lfoo
F.
Same, r,;of. Robert Evans, ~ AL
fred Ewell, Eben. Elleny wood.
Cant rares Farn{,vorth. Sarah Foaer.
yobn 2 groa cam 4 Fairfax Tofeol,
F,am;as l1,soo,y FoGi;ck. Morris Fox
cb.r,es G,,r. Alfred w. Grgvc,n. I.
c.sa.l,, Ioc,h 60 v1,5,,sn, g.
~ = =
~ 81.
49,, 15o,,..a NJ u.,a-;oL p;o,
ard new;r. lofepb Fsoo,sn. Be,tv Haoan.
Ceoroe +. Hawkins. Iohn Chapman Hun
T..
Matthew 1efrv.
K.
Francis Kirby. Ia Samuel KENO.
r.
T., thomas Lee, r. Longer, Monaeur
ehreton. Onie Lin3fay, Mis- LyaSh,
lanes T.afavette. caos. Nm. Laid.
M.
C,-1 Tohn Ms}oa. Eleanor Michel
william Martin lanes MITCHELL. Eiiza.
e., ( M,{on Charies Z Niefcer -.
,r,sr.,-; ,i-eu An ,xueil N7b;,A Mat
ra<,s Iaae "a. pksrlon, william Moore.
Nleal Mooney Ioieph Martin, Murray
and Wheaton. Elizabeth Mason.
M;ebae, hatcher. George Nolin.
Rev. Mr.. Page. Jo(eph Parnell. Iohn
Peabody lanes Poiey.
r.
Jobn Tacob and Jraac Reowsre. Mi;
c,,.sI Rooney -, GEORGE Rp,ter Iobn
D sv,ol,s NJ Ra,dolnb A RounfayeIl
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-10
ROREPTS&c GRIFFITH,

ROBERTS& GRIFFITH,
Haze FIR Sale,
IL Hhds. St. Croix Sugars,
6 do. Barbados do.
20 bbls. Loaf Sugar, 4 & I'd quality,
90 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
40 do. white ard brown Soap,
80 do. Pipes,
pipes Madeira Wine,
do. Vidona do.
10 quarter cafks Tenneriffe de-.
opipes old Cider Vinegar,
10 bales Cotton,
40 bags Coffee,
IS bags Pepper,
10 do. Alipice.
A Is 0,
Bordeaux Brandy, Holland Gin, "a
maica and Antigua Spirits general ale
fortmens of Tea, China in Tea Sets, DIX
on's Muitard, Cinnamon & Cloves, Allum'
Coperas and Nader, Corks in fmall bales
Shad and Herrings in barrels, &c. &c.
Dec. II. 7aw4"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-10
October Is.
70 x s A & e,

THE unimproved property, corner of
Warrington and Prince areets part pay
ment viii be taken in Alexandra Marne
Stock at par for the remainder a liberal
credit will be given.
At'o,
The corner Lot on Water and Duke
lreets.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-10
Exchaage.

Two tracts Of lacd in Caroline countn
within four rni.es of the Bowling Grees
Of lI75 acres each. now leafed to tenants
at will, will Be exchanged for property in
this town.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-10
For Sale,

rot OUIC,
A likely MULATTo GIRL, about
3 years Of age. Enquire Of the Editor.
Jan s. co
The Subscriber has received.
l2,ooolb. Green Coffee, entitled to
drawback, and
IS bales Of Cotton, which he will
fell low.
He has aJo tay Sale,
Molafes of the hrtt quality, and
A few hhds. Of Sugar.
ROBERT YOUNG.
October IS. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-07
Fran The Cba,lefoa Courier.

IN late number, we took occafi on to
lay before our readers fome curious Poh-
tions of Mr.. Thomas Paine's, laid down
in bis lerter TO the people and armies OF
France. in defence Of the government OF
Barras and his compeers. Petitions which
evidently truck at the principle on which
the federal contribution is founded, and on
which his worthy friend, Jeferfon, holds
his prefent office. His words are theie--
6 IN inaivi1aal BY <ledioa Is alx10f as
bad as The beredita,ylyPem." 1t is Gu
rious enough 10 obferve the ignorance, as
a writer, Of this man, who uiurps TO him
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-07
M SUBSCRIPTIONS

To the PoRT Folio, a literary
Paper pubhJAed IN Phil0dslphla,
are receiUed BY the Editor 9 thss
PAPER. The terms are Five Dol
lars per annlm, payable IN ad-
zance.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-07

RTLAND, May 20. f,oa
Arrived chr. Remainder, ]. Hap' a r
St. Bartholomew, On his outward fan c;I'
in lat. rs, 20, long. 69, dilcossfsd 1'"'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-07

IN the Virginia Gazette of the aSsh uls. writ
ter of no common abilities, over the iignature
/" FederaGfi,,' fpeaking Of our moi noble Sc
eretary GaIlarin, and the bank aock; draws
in the following nervous manner. the charac'
ter of that arehi- political hero's conduct. Such
writer will always claim the public ear. and
Railways thus he feeks to erpoic to view the
defornity of fuch pretendcrs as Gallatin, he
mutt be well entitled TO the gratitude Of his
country.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
The Rivey St. Lawryate.

Mature has formed America, partica~
larly with refpei to rivsss, on much
larger fcale than the other quarters OF the
globe. Among IFS mott noble rivers is
that Of ST. Lawrence. This river begin
ming at Lake Ontario, ard extending to
the ocean, is ieven hundred and forty three
miles in length. Ati,s mouth it is nine
~ miles wide. At cape Car, which is
one hundred and fony miles from its
mouth, the ST. Lawrence is thirty miles
wide. A; Qaebec, which IS four hundred
miles from IFS mouth, it is five miles vile.
Up to this difance from the ocean, the
river is navigable by ihips Of the linz.
At ard near Kingaoo, which is Gfuarea
at the fource Of the S.. Lawrence, that IS,
fv,n hundred ard forty three miles tx m
the ocean, the river is faid to be from two
and a half TO tx miles wide.
The channel of this river, i; is report.
ed, is better now than il was when ihe
river was 6dt dilcovered by civilized
people. Daring tie pring aoods, 'he
waters from Lake Ontario ruHl down with
fach rapidity and irfehRitle force as TO
remove The beds of gravel ard even large
itones in the ST. Lawrence /; whereby its
channel is gradually cleared, extended
and deepcned.
When the lands on either iide Of this
vaaIy cx.enGve river Gall be cultivated,
immenfe will be tie quantities of produce
which it will waft 10 the ocean.
gT A communication from Mr.. James
Douglas, in reply TO Mr.. No Arllfo-
crat," hall appear on Monday.
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Notice.

THOSE gentlemen who have
agreed to Allocate for the pur-
Pole ct forming a volunteer uni
form Company of Militia, will
pieaie to take notice that a Meet
ing will be held at Mr.. Motifs
tavern on Tuefday evening at
{ O'Clock for ele6ting officers and
making other neceaary arrange
!, Perions defirous of adding
:. .nelr namesto the lit are requef-
. % attend that evening,
April g.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30

Pitch, ID 4af so-. TO 45f.
Rotn, %, l3f. Rice Aof. gusfsi'
troa bark ST
Shumac fine zot cosrfe aaf Ioc.
Skins ID. Bear, 6to &c /; deer q to !.
Saves Der NJ. pife Isef.
Sugar, suintai, Iiaysnna white COT 70
Ioof; brown 75f TO Sol; Z IN
dia white got 20 100, !; brown
7oto IS; w India white IS 10
lo5: brown Is 20 So. Tar bI.
rs.
Tea lb. bohea If; foucIlorg 4 to 81;
hyion s to 8 hy ion iSin s to s.
Tobacco, 90. Carolina, Georgia 70 10
Sc; Virginia 80 10 90: Mary
iaad 90 TO roo.
Tortoife faeil, ID. 4oc.
Tafpentine, 81. 90 TO 100 piri,s, Gu.
SO.
Whaleoone s. to SO.
Wood, ebony, 4of TO 45f; lignunvi-
tie 20 to II; mahogany IS to
80; fuaic IS to II; logwood,
bay, go TO 80 Canpeachy 2s
to "a Nicaragua 70 to ST.
India Goods, piece, Oaisas,y etc. for
printing I3f TO l5l; aankeeas
mar. Ito s.
Encharge U. States, to ST s Ioc !pr.
dollars.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
For SALE, or REM,
THE, STORE I have ocf

] M - I.ON Z I nave -OCCur
pied for fome,ime paa, Giusted on Prince
aree,, oppodte Col. Hooe's. There is on
ttand in town more eligible or better CAL
culated for carrying on an exteniye wet
or dry Good BuGnels. The Cellar per-
fealy dry, with doorat each end, will
hold one thouiand barrels of Flour
twenty. five hundred barrels may be tow
ed upon the Premhes without any incon-
venietce 10 the occupant. For terms ape
ply to
WILLIAM CXLEY.
Decembes :. go
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PRICES CURRENT.


At RouEN, March s.
Pot afhes, per quint.l. 4af 100; pearl
Bees wax, white, ID. 5f; yellsw zf 4
TO IF. Tod.
Cinnamon, common, # to ST; Ceylon,
IF I5c.
Cloves St to St 1oc. CafIia 90.
Cocoa, Sulinam, Carraca, I1and, Cay
enne, azf to 4of.
Coffee, ID. Moka, AZ Bourbon 10;
Martinico II; Guadalo 'pe I II;
ST. Domingo and Brazil 7; De-
marara, and Java I toI6 6.
Cotton, ID. Cayenne If IF I2c to If r4c !;
Surrinam, Demeraia, Bourbon 10
Guadalupe II to IA; Maftiaico
u; ST. Domingo IS 20 z 4; To-
bago to $; Georgia Upland 81
to 33c,; Sea-Iland 20 to A..
Elephants teeth, ID. 4fto 7.
Fin d.y cod, gu. IS to45f; green 80
to s..
Four, fine and fuper Dbl. 4of
Cling +, Id. II toi3c.
Gum Sengal, Id. 4oc.
Hides dried in hair, ID. rSc.
Indigo, Id Gua.imala, Izf to IS; Cur.
racoa II to y; ST. Domingo 9
toIa carolina S !; I1e de France,
10 toll 10; Louidana 8 to 10;
Bengal Gil; Brazil $50 =.
Nutmegs, ID lsf; Pepper 35c.to 59s.
Oil pot, whale 36c TO 38c; fpcrmaciri
4ac. to 44c. Pinento, 10, CSC
20 3ac.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30

DOCTOR yuiiiotin. pbyhcian OF Lyons,
offered br adoption lis initlument called
Guillotiie; he propofsd it 10 the national
aiiembiy of which he was member, IN
a fudisa harangue, filled with all that
detrimental fang of Philanthropy. His
invention is indeed the very tyre OF
French Philanthropy, whole mercies are
torrents and Whole charities are worie
than Indian or inquilitorial crueIties. A
Surgeons TO whom it was referred by the
aiismbly to examine the initrument, re-
ported, that having viewed It with mi
crofeope he dilcoyered The hnef edge,
tootbedh Ike a laqo-ty which means fad
he "I eE05H d'nne taeex ig5faeafmtnt
piu, dous.'-Or, il plain Eoglith, it 100ala
Up fbsoag5 .bs xeek ~ manner infinitely
more plta/oat This diiIsrtation was 70
much 10 the taae OF the philaothropic le-
giaature, that they rewarded the Surgeon
with 1000 liyres. The phiIanfhropic
inventor him!elf not long after reaped all
the benefits of his own invention, for that
Prince of Philanthropy Robefplere, CUT
off his head with it. Al the Church OF
Notre lame the crofs was taken down,
this bleaed eferYefcence Of philanthrcplc
inyention, put inits place, and " Iuboe
>fgua pmees" written 10 large letters
over it.
There is nation in India who potion
all their rivers and fountains On the ap-
rroach Of itangers-but are 70 philanlhro-
phically averfe TO war that they carnot
be got TO fight even to deliver their women
and children from the hands and The faggol
of the enemy.
The Bramtns will burn one or two liv-
ing Young women, of exqpiiife beauty,with
the carca0es of their dead bnlbands, OF
eighty years old. But they are, at the
fame time 70 phiianthropical, that they will
not killcattle, or eat meat; nay, the high
flying philanthropias of them will pick &
comb the yermin off from them, md throw
them into places OF iafeiy-- holding il
quite criminal, and .phllanlhfopical to
kill them.
This is the picture Of theoretical phi
lanthr opy--of that philanthropy which
has one time ierved as pretext tor muir
der, opprefion, and pluDder, and at ano-
Their as pail, TO cover the purifying car.
cafe Of murdered national honour.
(Cbarh69a Ce3rier.
10 the funptuary laws of the early
planters Of New England, women were
! { Ridden to expofe their arms and their
bsj5m to view it was ordered their
leeves ihould resch down 10 The writ, &
their gowns be clofcd round the neck.
Our forefathers were probably of the Cpl
Mon of the celebrated DR.. Gregory, that
" the hneit bolom in nstue is not 70 fine
as that which imagination ferns"
7,atb fran a Democrat The printer
of the democratic paper at Hudlon fsys,
Mr.. Jays milton TO England was ap-
proved by evey geod MN. True. But
how many democrats approved Of it !
Palladium.
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VIM. ID. ROSS

Has a quantity Of SLATE for
covering the roofs Of hcules, in boxes OF
zso pieces each. AJo,
Picked SALMON in fnali
kegs.
April 90. eo3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
BENNETT 6 WAITS
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
AND OFFER FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AHD
RETAIL,

AND OFFER FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AHD
RETAIL,
50 pieces Ruilia sheeting, 100
ravens Dack, box hne I,ifh Linen, $50
to IS fer. trunk blue ground prints,
do. plain and embctlcd coIoured cambri:
mullins, bale India Bengais, various
colours, long and fhort India nankeens,
cafe white p!atilIas, Morocco and bu kikin
Gufpenders, cafe bandanno handcrehiefs,
white and brown ticklenburgs and hemp
en- roles, 3 eaiks broad hoes, &c.
They daily expect their. entire
afartueuf of SPRING GOODS, by the
VIM. and John from London, and the u.
States from Liverpool.
April 20. eo7t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30

T,atb fran a Demoeratt-Thc printer
of the democratic paper at Hudfon fsys,
Mr.. Jays milton TO England was ap-
proved by evey geod MN. True. But
how many democrats approved Of in
Palladium.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-10
BOSTON, September 40.

Last evening arrived, the CaIisto, Atkins, Ply.
mouth Eng. IS days. LET, the Alexander, Hods.
don, detained Albion, HiIIman of Boston Or
Bordeaux, in days Washington of Philade.
phia, from Bourdeaux, detained. Spoke Septem.
Der lat. Al, 81, long. 81, II, brig Eohn, Of
Providence, s days from Rotterdam for New.
York. September l3, lat.45, 81, long As, 26,
brig Sally, Arnold, 26 days from Liverpool lor
New Y.rk. September 70, lat. 4a, so, long.
e So brig NoBparell, of New London, 60 days
from, Russia for New York.
The Galen, and Minerva, cleared at London
August Is.
Schooner Monticello, Ricke, of Charleston,
S. Z. from Brcmen for St. Lucia, upset August
10, off Beachy head, and sunk. The captain
and crew were picked up bya Swedish vessel aud
carried into Plymouth, Eng. August %.
The DIANA, from Pbiladelphia arrived a,
Cowes. The Midway, from Virginia, at New.
castle. The Live Oak, from Virginia, at Fal.
mouth. The ship Carpenter, from Virginia, and
Two Generals, do arrived off Grayesrnd. Tn:
Commerce, from Baltimore, cf' Dover.
The Nereus: from New York and Polly,
New Orleans arrived at Liverpool. Commerce,
from Virginia At Clyde. Concord, from Virgins,
at Cork.
The Mary, from Norfolk +; and Charles Carter,
from Virginia, arrived at Plylxouth, England
alto Mercury, Donald from HAVE detained.
Brig Maria and Jane, from Flushing tor Lon-
Don arrived in the Downs, after getting on the
Goodwin Sands.
,Gr9vfsend ing. %. Passed, the John from
New Yok. Sailed, the Prudence, for PhiIadeI.
phia. Arrived in the Downs, the Jane, fromNFi-
miEgton.
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NEW YORK, Oaober s,

Arrived, ships Lydia, Iredwell, Dundee; Ger
turion, Hlliyer, Sumatra; br'gs Ann, Del@o'
Cadia; Nonparrl, Brown, St. Petcrsburgb.
The Snov Pallas, Atkins, from this port for
Waterford, is ashore ne n the Hook.
14rrivtd FIRE arr k5f.
Ship Lydia, lredweH, Dundee. August Il,
in lat. SO, IS, long. 9, IA, spoke brig AlmlF'
Collins, from New York FOR Hamburgh, out 40
days. Sept. rs, in lat. 50, p, long. 50, spoke
brig Dolphin, fran Jamaica for Boston.
Brig Ann, De!ano, Csdjz. Ship EqGenla'
Mansfield, of this port, left Cadiz for Malaga Oh
the 9Th August; and schooner Patty, Conn., lu
Boston, the Oath. Left ship NleIp0nen''
Lqslier, Of and for this port, to sail IN DAYS
ship Charlotte, Warner, last from MaaSa' ~,
Providence, in 8 days; brig Aurora, Aiiso' >"
Boston, 10 days; brig Jack, Haskell, Do. ~ a'',
brig Dolphin, Tyler, dog days. SSi?., ~ 81;
lat. SO. 50, long. 65, spoke ship Give ff0ul :,
ladelphia for Oporto, out S days. or s. Gam
lat. 80, 80, long 90, spoke brig hiram, 49,.
Nsw-London for the West Indies, ou' o c[s'
4,h, in lar. 90, long. %, spoke brig OHVe' i'''-'
from Demarara for Boston. c..
Brig Nonpareil, Brown, St. Peter'ouFg1, ~ ~
II, iaiat. As, IS, long. As spoke an e" J.ns
brig from Lisbon for Newfoundland, ou, . l s.9m
27fb, in lat. 40, long 60, spoke sloop ' 5r
Fayal for Nantucket, cut % days oan't NJ ssn
spoke ship Flora, from Milford Haven i0E NO 80
Bedford, out 4 days. October ?, III ld'' t.an
long. 70, spoke schooner Phenlx' S.oWers' n .o,
Martinique for Boston, OUT % days ! nc .ar
informed that Berbice and Demarara were IL lA'''
session Of The British. sd, of the HooS' % Ssj
boarded by the British frigate Cambfia1' apa "a
TWO seanen pressed; one of them named ol,"ss AZ.
Dickinson, the other VIM. Whitman, ootn '1".
rcans, but without projections.
Captain D:lano, of the brig Ann, from Cao'l.
informs us that two Tripollsan vessels are h''l,c
ont TO cru'zs on the Spanish coast a5ataSe Wy
commerce Of the United States.
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Fran tie Pittsbaxg Gazette.
COLONEL BUTLER.

This officer, was among the firft OF his country
men, thar appeared in arms and in Uniform, in
the militia of PENNY lvania, at the commencement
of the revolution; and whc;i troops were RATED
TO con2ols regular army, he was commifioncd,
FRI as a fubaltern. and afterwards as acapta;n in
the I'd Pcnnfyyania regiment.
III 1880, among five brothers then in actual
fcrvce, it became his lot 20 retire from the field,
to afford that aid and protection due to his inhfm
and aged parents.
InI79I, when our frontiers were narrated by
an Iodlan war, having the command of a bat,a-
lion offered to him, he Quilted his family and farm,
and accep.cd that appointment.
On the memorable 9Th of November, having
led his battalion to the charge, he received
woand in the leg--:his being dreGcd, he again
advanced to the charge, and fell, having the fame
leg broken by rife ball. Toan officer lefs
brave, the frf wound might have been fuficient
apology for Withdrawing from the fcene of immc
diate atiion-this he in both infances declined,
and daring to perform an action more heroic than
any recorded in the annals of our country, bcipg
placed on horieback with his hattered limb,
third time faced the enemy, and aided in making
that imprefion, which enabled the-remans of our
unfortunate army, toattempt and ef-f It's retreat.
This confpicuous act of valor added lufre to
character, refpeaed in civil life, and highly ci-
teemed in the army. By regular promotion, he
is on the preient eRablihmen,, Eeoad IN eom.
maaa.
the afonihment of the people in this quar-
ter, who remember hi: feryicss and appreciate hi,
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merits, they are informed, that Color, D.,
has lately been arreRed, aad ordered to ass
Town, Maryland, to be tried on cbar,.. ,''I
bited from tire war office. ~Al-
Uniformly attached to the character ara !.
ciplcs of Wahingeou, Col. Batter has tesd, r'm-
fued one coud.. Trimming not with The ~ fp''
lie declined to trim his warworn loci. mss MS
to thar laconic fandard which adult s,o.n ~. ~
geaed and which caprice prefcri5ed. H., ~
been cauic Of offence. 's
Is his arrea necefary to make way for ION.
favoritc minion /?
Or is it part of fyaem, which d.ror,..
every man, however mrIitorious, who do., -.
protsts TO belong TO the peefcnt rnline ic>i, !.
fyeem by which the renegade Of yeGerdav i 4. .
waited, and the revolutionary patriot deptea.fr
Which prefers fword of wooi 10 one of GEL T,
That fyaem which difplaced the valian, Mn.
AMI provides for the coward Lyon? Which :, 7, ,
down the honorable Giles andput up the fcOpo &.
drrl Cox?
IF that is the cafe, (fuch is known to h. Il.
integrity, and hgA fen(e Of honor, pofeGed no
the gentlemen of the army generally il is belle
ed to be impoffble to form, court martial ,b,.
would bend to fnch views. Nor would n. fer.
,ary of war, himlelfa fielder, be TIRE voluo,rv
infrumcnt, on any trivial pfc,ex,, TO lend his al
in drpreling merit 70 generaliy acknowledged.
A PENNSYLVANIA
: Net tie Snap and RaAls PatrMsfVr.
gigia.
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VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.

b. vsrtue of Deed Of Irna executed
b. 73rav Lee 70 the Ja6lsri5Sr, ,tSr leearMg
) a<5s DIE trosH llala Henry LEE, 70 Nm. Lad
sv<a Lee, Slseealsd, The tollozuisg tralss Of
Land svill be
Sold at public Auction,
Or rxaay au0axy, al tbe times md places be,s-
s, fer r.rntisa<d, thai i,fe ~:
One Traet containing $500 acres
ea,.d Holis's Marih, lying in.,he county Of
Wstlmoseiand, sd;oinlng tbc Stafford eRase, and
bordering on the Potomac river.
One other Tfa6 containing 500
.crrs lying in the county of Fairfax, al The mouth
"a Difficult run, On tie wet idc thereof, and
bounded by the Potomac river atsthe Great Falls.
One other tract containing 1900
acres. together with moiety of aMILL, lying
n Frederick county. where the faid tract is called
and known by the name of Bufaloe Marlh.
,Thefe Tracts will be fold on the REFLECTIVE pre-
miies: The 1T on thesaSth of September; 'he
ad on the 9th of October, and the sd on the
s3,h Of Oaober next.
The above tracts will be laid Of and -foldin
fnslier PARCELS ifshc title papers can be obtained
III tine TO enablc the fubfcribsr to have them
divided.
Bgiaroa Tv5asngton.
Anpua 10 d. thO
The sale Of the Lands above
advertised is for the presentPostponed.
October 10.
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LINES ON THE DEATH
COMMODORE B.iRRT,
aBY
MICHAEL FORTUNE

Columbia's Friend /! freed from this worldly Coil,
Now rests $50 Heav'n ordains) fr}m human toii I;
A PARROT }fsm, tl,ro' chequer'd LIE unb.am'd,
A gallesf Yet',as, for ms proves faa''d.
Beneath his Guidance, IL a Navy springs,
An irfass Macy spreads its canvas wings
A Yifag N0fioas Veal, to shield, to save,
And guard her Commerce on the dangerous
Wave.
Whoc' er the Sage, his Character shall scar
Mrg trace those Virtues that exalt the man,
The, bald achievement aud beroic deed
To Honors fame the laurel'I Brave that lead Z!
Long, for l,is Merits and unsully'd name,
stDear to his friends and san6t6'd by fancy
HIS clay told Relics shall his Country mourn
And with her tears bedew his hallow'd Cin.
Come cheering Hope, celestial Cllerub come!
Say, that his Virtues soar beyond the Iomb'
Say, that with Mercy, in ETHEREAL Gulse,
His white robeJ sprint climbs yon oP'nlng Skies.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I9b 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-10
Land f09. Sac.

Il Win TO fell from ,houlaad 10 twelve hundred
acres Of good Farming Land, in the county of
Fairfax, on the waters of'Popc's Headand jon
nynore iuns.
This land viii either be fold together or IN f.
parate parcels, as may be agreed on. II is well
titua,cd for the dipoial of pfoduce, being within
twenty miles Of Alexandria, and thirteen Q: the
Occoqaan Mills.
Any pcsfon, wihing to purchale, may know
the terms by applying 20 the iubfcsioer near
Dunfriss.
jain Gibson.
Sept. IS. doy