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SAMUEL JAMES
HIS FOR SIZE.

Has FOR SALE,
~ This Paper Hanging Mandatory, which
iii IN the Houfe he nov occupits. opPoGte
90 Mr.. LesVi, Ptek's, on the Wea-Side of the
Bridge, Pfaviience. great variety of
Hoajs Paper and Bordering,
Of the aesea and mott elegant Figures ar whole
fale and reaiI. on as good terms as can be pur.
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A generous credit given 70 thofe who pur-
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N. B. The. above j, printed on good pa.
per, and the work we'll executed, by and under
the direction Of a workman from Europe.
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11"o"s ot'esss t'e to'Io"f"g ICVNo, VIZ
TESTAMENTS---Pfecepton---Spelling
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French> EVOLUTION, vols.--Mawe's Gardner
Letter Kiitcr-Progrefs Of DoIlnefs. by the
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Adventures OF lnnocenee-P, ,mpter-CompIere
Fortune Tsller--Sesmen's journals, &c.--wifh
an Agorment Of Blank Books, fuch - Lsdgers,
Record and Day Books. Airhsbet. Writing <
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RY CONGDON, Of Jameaown, Esecntrix to
iaid eaase or to EBENEZER SHEARMAN,
her lawful Agent, at Newport.
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IOHN MARSH

RsifeafsiJ i.,srm BIZ Frisras and fbe PXSkt
~ in general,
THAT he has taken the HAf-ScRsws,
4 late belonging 20 MIR. Jsssib0s M0s6.
deceafedi end intends carrying on the Hay.
iScrewing bu6neh.-Thofe perfoos who may
sih TO have Hay Screwed, may depend upon
having it done with fidelity and dGpa,ch.
The fmallek favors gratefully acknowledged.
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For che Alexandria AdUsytiser.
ESoNC-FOR AUGUST.


Where o,er the waite, bleak ssmpeeshcwl;
Where Winter rcigos with mad control,
And earth with snows InfoIGrd is,
Let ehis'riog Rhymers Eng :" my foul
q How -ccldit Isl"
Far diff rent fcenes await US here's
Where " dog-aars rage" aud where tae
year
Searching, remains long what it IS:
Then mine the talk TO cry, !" oh dear!
/" How hot it isl''
Now are the doors wide open flung;
The veif on nail is aightly hung,
Or chair, no matter whatit is;
Quick from the neck the pudding's flung,
So hot it is.
IN zenith beams the burning fun;
The lolling herd to covert run:
All tho't, but flclter, blotted is:
The dwarhlh atom Tags ton;
So hot il IS!
All! pity now the .Fa5faf race,
Perfpiring Nov the cooleh place
In piazza, while fought it is,
They cry, and wipe the humid face,
g How hot it is u
Chaiic Della now her fears difpel,
And TO ,h' enamor'd vifion f.yells
Grasis,--we dare nj fay what il is;
Yet, while it kills, il fweetly tells
How hot it is.
Sol iinks behind the weaern fixes:
Too warm TO llceP, the wight he cries,
Somuus! ah! heed.eis Tot il is J"
Anon, we hear his murn'ring hghs,
{" How hot it is -
DAMON.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-25
NEW.YORK, August %.

"A letter Is said 70 DC 'eoe.Vea ~ Town
from our munster at raris' wn'cn mentions
that IN the eessloh Oh louisiana west
Capt. N'cnons' iao" raPe 'raaheo's' M
forms that on the -aS'n NY o." 'hae port
IN s'ght OF greaI NUMBER OF spectators
on Shore an Engl'sh ''f'gaee OF ~ guns
attacked french 7+' ana running hSht
eohe'hHsa Ior sons ',',e' wlel ~ cams
up poufea oroaaslae in'o .ne =, ana
she iMa'eolA'e'y s.'asN. nno'"l $50 : aliu
d Af'sase "1!e ~ eo',ip'rs' W. .uey
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-25
Mr.. Thomas Wse Peytou,

SIR,
IN your letter of the goth Of July,
saddreifed to MIR. Richard Richardfon, you
attempi, fecond time, to landcr my re-
putation. Il thought, Sir, ere this time,
you were perfectly acquainted with the
old adage, that {" a burnt child breads the
2fife;'' or have ycr forgot, that you or
Col. Frank will have TO pay me, ere
lcag, near Ak hundred dollars damages,
being the amount allowed me, by re-
fpeasble and well informed Jury for that
Infamous libel you fixed at my door; but,
hend like, you with to level the reputa-
ton of all ;men with your own.
If, Sir, you had tudicd the works of
"a celebrated author, with as much preci.
sion as you appear from your nefafious Ii
bel aga;na me) to have fuiied the New.
gate CALENDAR, you certainly would not
have forgotten the following appropriate
lines |" fie that Reals my purie, feals
trath, tits fon,e,hing, nothing, twas mine,
stis his, and has been fave to thohfands ;;
but he that flches from me my good name
robs me of that which not enrichcs him, &
makes me poor indeed" Now, Sir, if
you cannot find out whoit is that has
robbed you Of 70 ineftimable jewel, /
will tell you how to find him--go to the
records OF Alexandra Court. there you
will fee Brooke againa T. w. Pcyton;
ALTO, have reference to your cath before
the inquea who far on the body OF yhos.
Dillon, and your oath few months af-
forwards before the grand jury ato your.
oath before A. Faw, efquirc, and Phineas
sTenney's affirmation on the fame fubicet,
before the fame magifrate-beGdes innu-
merablc other traits in your conduit, to
particularizc which would exceed the
bounds of a letter. After your examina-
zion of che above references, / prefune
syou will not be. puzzled TO find that it is
syourielf that has cummitted the robbery
conclude, Sir, in the language of
Iago-" Not poppy nor msndragora, nor
all the droufy firups Of the world, will
ever medicine thee to that fweet fl.ep
which thou ow 'da in thy juvenile DAYS
unlels convention takes place, which may
God, of his infinite mercy, grant for the
aake of fociesy.
Richard Brooke.
Angut g. dt3
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PHILADELPHIA, Augua asd.
From Enolnnd

The Atlantic, Captain Chew, from Ii
verpool, arrived at New York on Satur-
day laf. By her we have received the
following notices OF foreign events. The
latef letters by her, which we have fecn,
are to theS July. They contain no.
thing in addition TO the following
Flour was quoted at szs,
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goods, wares and merchan-
die imported, and on tom
mage, advanced By the
treasury, in order to era
BILE the commissioners IN
HoIlandto make the pay
ments in time, conforms
bly, to the 9Th se6sion OF
the @aa waking provision
for the whole of the pub
lie debt" and being in
part and on account OF the
annual appropriation off.
100000 dolls. for the year
1903, 785,l5z 70
This establishes the point. beyond con-
troyersy, that with the ostensible design
to provide in time for the payment OF the
Dutch debt, Secretary Galiatin cid cause
to be advanced, from the treasury OF the
United States, the sum of 1852 70
cents, during the year 1907, on account
of the annueI fund Of 100000 dollars
appropriated for the year 1903; and that
this advance was made under the fifth
section of the act about the whole of the
public debt" and not under any clause
in the third section. What name would
be due to such contradictions, il proved
upon any person who had not been par,
doned for instruction in the time OF Pre-
sident Washington? It has long since
been observed,
To say, and straight uxssy
xrgus mn Lsader
Hit was iutti6able, under the fifth
sectionof shc act, 70 advance 785, t5S
dollars during 1902, on account of
the appropriation for the year 1908,
greater sum, if requisite, might have adj
vanced under the same authority. OF
consequence, the whole sum Of Z, 500, 900
dollars, appropriated for the year 1902,
was applicable to the principal and inter-
est of the public debt within that year.
How much of the sum las been SO appli-
ed Frolnhis own last words, let The ina.
naging secretary be Judged! inthis expla-
natory letter, he states the amount of
principle and interest paid during the year
1902, at no more than 7,S4o, $50 dol.
lars and GO cents, including the whole
paymant TO the bank. neduct 1887 600
dollars for the proceeds Of the bank shares,
which formed no part of the annual sink
ing fund and the balance is 6, $4,000
dollars and 60 cents. Somuch has been
applied, as required by law, out of the
sum Of 100000 dolls. appropriated for
the year 1902 The deficiency in rou nd
numbers, Is 900 dolls.
ALFRED.
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DECLARATION.

HIS Majeay's easncii endesvon for the pre-
fcrvs,ion Of Peace having failed of iucccis, he
entcrtsins the fsllea confidence that he fhsl re-
ceive the fame fupport from bis Parliament, aud
that the fame zeal sod fpirit viii be mspifeasd
by his people. which be has experienced on eve
ry occadon wAsn the honor of bis crown has
been attacked. or the eiieu,isl ;ueIes Of bis do
minions have been endangered. N.t
During the whole courfe of The negotiations
which led to the preliminary and dehnitive tIes-
ties of Peace between his Majefty aud the French
Rcpublic, il was his MaieRy's Gncere dsiirc, not
only 10 put an eud TO the hoftilisies which tub-
G,trd between the two countries, bot 20 adopt
iuch mcaiures. 4 TO concur in fuch proportions,
as might woe sfsttually csntribute to confoli-
date the general tranquility Of Europe. The
fame motives by which his MajcRy was aauated
varisb'y governed his conduit. IA foon as the
treaty Of Amiens was concluded. his Majeay's
ccurt, were open TO the people of France for ev.
cry purpofe Of legal redreis; all fequeRra,ions
were taken of their property; all prohibsions
on their trade which had been impoied during
the war. were removed; and they were placed,
in every refpea, on the fame footing with regard
to commerce and intercourfe. as the inhabitants
of any other Gate in amity with his Majeay. with
which there exiaed no treaty of commerce.
To lyitcm of conduit thus opeo, liberal,
s. friendly. the proceedings of the French Gov
ernment afford the mott itriking contrsA. The
prohibitions which had been placed on the com.
merce Of his Msjenyi fahjeeis during the var.
have bscn enforced with iucreaied R,ittneis and
feverity Violence has been offered in feveral
iORances to their vefTsls s. their property and,
in no cafe, has juaice been afforded to ,hoie who
have been aggsieved IN coniequenee Of iuch aels
NOR has any iatisfsttory anf~er been given to
the repeated approximations made by his Msief-
ty's m;niaers or ambaflsdor at Paris. Under
fUch circumaauces, when his MsjeAy's fshjeeas
were not fuffered to enjoy the common advanta-
ges OF peace within the territories OF the French
Republic, and the countries dependant upon il,
the Freoch Government had recoerle to the ex-
traosdinary meafure Of tending over to this eoun.
try nunocr of perfons for the profcAed pur-
pofe of feGdiDg in she NOT couiidcrable fea-pors
towns OF Great Britain and Ireland. in tho char
aacr Of commercial agents or confuls. Thejc
?erious could have no pretentions to be scknow-
ledgcd in that character. as the right of being 70
acknowledged, as well NJ all tho privileges attach
ed TO fsch htustion, could only be derived
from commercial treaty and a. no treaty Of
that deicription ~ss in cxiRence bctweeu his Ma.
jrfy aAd the Fiench Republic. ,-s
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<t TOE Court Of he s2ssca's Palace. tbs I6ib st
bay 1903.
FRESENr--1Ac KING's Moa Excellent
8 Msjeay in Council. 'aet &,
q WHERE AS. in coniequence Of the repeat
ed infults and provocstiops which bis MajeAy
hM expcrieuced from the government OF France,
iis M4jsay sojs hiu!slf compelled to take isch
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e5 brings accounts ia tbe aof5 of May.
On fbS I6fb May VAR 4oas formally
declared BY Grsat-Brifain agaiaA
FrAnee.ony.
Mr.. Kh.vc, LATE our Minihsr at THE
Britfh Court arriDed in this N5ip !;
Aadfgnjfes that Mr.. MvwRos had
-/aeeteded in the objed Of bi, milton.
Mr.. King informs, thar Louiiana,
including New-Orleans, is ablolutely
ceded to the United States by France.
WHAT are the boundaries of the terri
tory ceded, and what the conditions
is not precifely known.
Under the Paris head of the 18th
May, it is faid "We are credibly in
formed, that the difputc between the
States OF America and the Court of
Spain, refpeding Louiiiana, is happily
adjuited and that this arrangement
was principally bro't about by the juft
and pacific views of the French Gov
.ssnmenr, who were not difpofed to
permit the peace of thoie countries TO
be difturbed by war. Some perfons
fpeak of ce1ion that is to be made
in favor OF the American States"
On the fame fubjed, a London pa
per of the evening of the 2oth May
iays " In our preceding columns
will be found an interelting debate on
anumber Of motions by Mr.. Grey,for
the production Of additional papers.
in the courle of the difcuilion it ap-
peared that Louilisna is actually ced-
ed by France 10 America. On the
iubjea there can be but one opinion,
that this ceilion to America originated
out of the fituation in which this coun-
try and France are placed"
And, under date of the 18Th, is
the following: "The renewal of war
between this country and France, has
proved Of eaen,ial iervice to America.
Private letters from Paris fate, that
the American Minilter, Mr.. Munroe,
has completely lucceeded in the OBJ.
Je6f of his milton, and that within
thefe three days the French Govern
ment has ceded 10 the Americans the
poneliion of Louiiiana. Ii is further
ita,ed, upon the fame refpe6tsble au-
thority, that fun of 5000, 900 dolls.
due from France, to individuals of the
United States, TO obtain the payment
of which was one of Mr.. Monroe's S
principal objects, has been given up
~ the latter, the American Minilter
having confented, that the govern
ment of the United States ihall take
ihat debt upon itlelf.
Paris, May i6.
The EngIiih liips the Sophia and
Forcher, have been declared good and
lawful prizes. z
Lonaos, May 20.
The F'rcya, Captain T'iords, from
Cneta, with wine and brandy for Am.
Aerdam, is taken by the Vifier gun.
veael, and fent into Dover.
The important papers relative to
,he negotiation with France were lait
night laid before Parliament. They
occupy i45 folio pages, executive Of
abe Declaration of our Government.
Malta was the great fubjed of diipute,
and of .courie, in a protraSted diicuf-
,fion upon a Jingle point recurrence
,ofihe fame argument is unavoidable.
We now infert them in full length in
whatever parts they are neceaary to
inform the Judgment, or to crafty Gu
riolity, and have abridged only in fuch
farts which, if inherited at length,
would be iurpluiage or repetition. Our
accounts, therefore, will be found
complete for the purpofe of every
reader. t
The Spanilh and Dutch Ambafla-
-dors were at the Kings Levee yelter-
y ~ . =
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Nezu Publications..

Ne1v Publications..
Iuff come to hand and for fale
by the fubfcrbers Emeline the Or
phan of the Cattle, in three vols. by c..
Smith making the 9TH, SFh and oh vols.
of Conrad's and Co.'S edition OF ielett no
yels. Price 70 fabfcribers one dollar, TO
-fubicribers one dol. IS cents per vo-
lume.
Select Plays, sd volume.
Containing the Poor Gentleman, Folly
es it Flies, and the Secret. Price to fub-
fcribers / dol. to non- fubicribers dollar
IS cents.
R. and ]. GRAY,
King freet.
Where country merchants may be fup.
piled with ichool and family bibles and
teaaments, fpsIling books, primmers ink.
powder, bonnet boards, chap books, toy
books, &c. on as good terms as the fame
articles can be bought in Baltimore.
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This Day Landing,
From oa lizard Tie lebooasr Nag Floever,
Carlo Mauyan, meqey, and 10, .Ialt
By The Jab/eriber,
90 hhds. Surinam Molalies of
an excellent quality,
ton Of Cordagc,
zoo tierces Stone Lime,
bale Ruflia Shee,ings,
900 pieces Nankeen,
10 chefs Young Hyfon Tea,
10 bis. new Rum.
!. G. Laid.
April 70. d
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AND
OTHER INTERESTING TOPICS.

Few works have been publi!h-
ed in America, that claim tie agficnltu-
rift IS attention more than this. Added
TO his own experiments, opinions and cali
culstions, it contains thofe OF the mott
eminent farmers In the middle flares; COLI
lecied from them by himfelf, and tranf-
nitsed to the Britifh Board Of Agriculture
OF which he was an honorary member.
April Is, d
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Conditions.
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lome octave volumes. One volume fhall
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cents per volume, in boards, payable
on delivery.
II. Il may be had in one delivery when
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payable on the delivery Of the Books.
twill, however, be only obtained at
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nilhed.
III. At any comfortable diRance from
Philadelphia, il can only be delivered
in the laf mentioned manner-the for
warding Of Jingle volumes to many
places being imPratticabIs.
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l3ub!it asa1s,e.
8 On IUESD4K,

=
rick, qval be sold attbe Yendae
Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hdds. tieFces and bis.
Cote. in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
gaidus in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS o.
4 sarlety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerieymeres, Dpfhls,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Ceroas, SeFges,
Elsficks. blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings
Chintzes and CaIicoes,
Irilh Linens, SileGa DO.
Plaullas,
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiets,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated CandleRicks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
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PUBLIC SALE.

1fD Itti 1ettfboc 70 1ICe| ~
TgR /,sm Rese,t Mar, dsegalrd, II
The lutJer6er, qpal BE ex2elSd 70 Jal<.
On Saturday The 18Th aqy IF llgy next,
an he 3,emJes, fb< Jlioso,ag
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
A traa Of Land on Holiness
run, in Fairfax county, containing forty
four acres and an half, with a water Grit
Mill, Dwelling IIoufs and other improve.
ments thereon known by the name Ct
Milford, and formerly occupied by Ro-.
bert Allifon, deceaieG, and is difant from
Alexandria about 5 miles.
Another piece Of Land in the
vicinltyof this town, near the George
Town road, containing five acres aud
fen perehes.
ALTO, the elfate, title and In
seref of laid Robert Meat u the follow.
ing lots and ground rents, VIZ; one Lot
fronting on Pitt freet, between King and
Cameron ilseets, lately occupied by Ro.
bert Meale as garden /; a Lot on Wales
Alley, adjoining the LOIS IN poiiedion Of
Michael Thorn and Thomas Crandel
ground rent OF one hundred and IA dolls. pc
aunum on a Lot on Union itreet, leaied
TO Thomas Crandell one other rent Of
forty dollars Per annum; on a Lot on
Wales's Alley leafrd 10 Michael Thorn.
The fale of the frf mentioned tract Of
Land, will commence at II o'clock a.
NJ. and of the remainder al 3 O'Clock ?.
NJ. Terms of fale are notes with ap
proved endoriers, negotiable at the Bark
Of Alexandra, payable in three, fix,
and nine months. Deeds to be executed
to the purchaiers after the lai payment.
WILLIAM HERBERT,
T,gfee.
A6rI 78. d;f
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
Mechanic Relsej Society.

THE Members will pIealeto obferve
that thea Anniversary Meeting ofthe Me-
ci,auical7Relief Society vii be held on
Monday the I'D May, al 10 O'Clock IN
the fornoon, at the Council Chamber.
JOHN Y. THOMAS.
Seefelny.
Anil IT I'D.