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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-23

to PiaHer Of Paris, we'll watered BY e.,
raj never failing itreans illu!ng i, = w
mountain- part OF this lard is cleared nc
enanted FOR lives. Jug
One tract lying part in each Il
the above couaf'es, containing SS5 s,,e
Cbat.en's run Pailes through TINS tsact :,
tives leveral valuable nlijI fears. ~
foil is fmilar TO the above tract and eoo,i
ly favorable to Platter Of Paris.
a tract on the South Fork #
Bullkin, containing 1000 acres-one j,
10, lead OF Eysns's Mil, containing 4,
ACRES, and ere GA Wofnley IS line, cont,5 -
ing ,s3 acres. Thefe feverat tract, i.
IN lsaeifon (late Berkeley county)-5.
foil very irnilar in qoaity, and paurp
larly adapted 10 the culture OF lobscro
Hemp, Wheat and Indian Com, Gtus,d
twelve miles from lda'Yer's Ferry.
One tract containing 57l acra
in Frederick county, this land is il Ii.
vicinity OF the laf mentioned lraas ana
equally valuable.
One tract in Hampfhire coun.
ty containing 40 acres-shis tract, tb5
tmall is extremely valuable. 1t lies On
Potomac river, about II miles above Il,
town OF Bath Tor Warm Springs and i
in the (hape of fe-lboe, the river run
ming almoH round it; two hundred acrc,,
of it are rich low grounds, with gsa.
abundance of the Target Walnut and othf
trees, which with the produce Of the foil,
might (by means of the improved naviga.
ton of the Potomac be brought 10 a Flip.
ping port with more cafe and d; flnalli
expenfe, than that which is transported en-.
ly go miles by land.
One third part Of 1119 acres
in Nan(smond county near Suffolk, lying
in the road from Suffolk to Norfolk and
on Nanlemond river-this land is conf
dered extremely valuable by thoie who
are acquainted with it.
One tract in Charles countr,
Maryland, containing 600 acres--itn
very level and lies near the river Potomac.
One tract In Montgomery
county, Maryland, containing $40 acra
This land lies abour 80 miles above the
City OF Warrington, not far from Keucc.
tan ard is good farming land.
One tract IN Pennfylvanla,
containing 234 acres This land afford.
an exceeding good Aand on Braddtcki /
road from Fort Cumberland to Pit,ibugr
and a large quantity OF natural meados
fit for the fcythe. LIS diGinguihed by
the sppellasion of The Great Meadows
where the hFit action with the French, %
the year 1854, was fought.
One other tract on the Mo,
hawk river, State of New York, contain.
ing 1000 acres.
In North Wet Territory. |
Three tracts lying on Little Miami, con-
tanning 1851 acres. Il
In Kentucky. On Rough /
Creek, one s,faa containing 5000 acres
ditto adjoining 1000 acres. lndiPPula0f
titles can be given for the above land"
Lotsin the City Of Waihington.
Two improved lots near the CaPI'0
quare 634. The improvements are, I"
each an elegant three ltosy brick houle
Four other Uni improved lots on the bah'
srn Branch, No. s, II, 10 and IA| f
'quare oo7. 1,hefe lots are adSantags0H'
Iy iituated on the water.
ALEXANDRIA.
A few valuable lots in Alexandrla, co.,
ner of Pitt and Prince treetS, three "
four of which are let on ground rent "
3 dollars per foot.
WINCHESTER.
One lot in Town Of hall al
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For SALE, or RENT,
THE STORE I have occu

pied for fometime paR, ftuated On Prince
Rreet, oppohte Col. Hooe's. There Is on
asnd in town more eligible or better cal
calated for carving on an e&tcnfive wsf
or dry Good Buiineis. The Cellar per
feefly dry, with door at each end, viii
hold one thoufand barrels of Flour
Twenty hundred barrels may be flow,
ed upon the Prerailes without any incon-
venierce TO the occupant. For terms ap-
ply to
December Z. 60
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ADAM LY n N
Has i'm YeceIVed,

Has IAf rees'E'ea,
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
7eueIry, plated, .7abQasd 9 fancy
GOODS, Of a Nper1or quality, and II
IKE neqUsR Patterns,
CONSISTING OF
Gold Lockets, Rings, Ear
Rings, Bracelets, Watch Keys, Seals pear
Rings, Bracelets, &c. plated Urns, Tea
Pots, Gators, Caudleficlls, &c. Japaned
IJrns Tea Trays and Bread Belkets !;
gilt Necklaces, Brooches, Bracelets, Watch
Keys, Seals, Chains, &c. Knives & Folks,
Penknives, Razors, Sciiiars; Paints in
boxes marking Types 10 boxes complete !;
Snuff Boxes; plated & Reel Spurs; go!d
and FLYER Fpauletts; Lace Cord, Thread,
Spaneles, Pulls, FLYER ihimbles, Tooth
Picks & Pencil Cafes, with a number OF
clhsr articles.
Hs has 0Jfo FIR Sale,
Watchmakers Materials, and
gilt ard common Watch Keys, by the
doz n, and Crucibes.
He manufactures, as ufral, al kinds Of
Geld and Silver Work, to any apern.
Nov.,4. d3,en,f
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For Falmouth s a Ma2-ksst5. |
The American Ship
CO O. ~, GEORGE omar Y,
~ .ys ~ expected here TO receive car
- --,>l>,co,, a., :. is,x, due

1Es expected here TO receive car
-. go Of Tobacco in a few days.
The uiua. advances will be made or con.
Pigments BY this ihip TO Thomas Mid
dletou and Co. London but esily ap.
plieation mutt be made, as the greater pafr
Of her cargo is already engaged.
r. T. IiCCE, y Co.
Wb0 baqe inf ,eelived -Jrsm hledeita, ~
The ship Coariey, '0ia No,J2lk,
A few pipes London partlestIa1,
WINE, which they will fell at a low
They have ali, on hand.
Dry Liibon and Calcavello
Wines, Rsifns IN jars ard boxes, al
nonds in bags, AMI London Porter IN
cafSs. Jan. II 60
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A WAREHOUSE for SALE,
By U5rtue of a Deed of T1zA

By v5rtue Of a Deed Of T11y2
tIom Villain Hunter, Jun. deceased, 10
Tie subscriber, bearing date the n1utb
day IF February, IN the year 1897, dr.
reeorded in the eourt Of Fairfax coun-
y, made to secure The payment Of four
baud,ed x Gfy poa4ds, three s6alngs &
six pence, l0qvful marcy ef0VirgmiQ, due
mt JUN H03kins qvitb legal mterest
from the due If said deed, 1 shall sell
at Pu5lie Au2nn, t6r ,ealy mouy, to
The highest and best bidder, an Nedaes-
day ne I6tb day IF Marcb, at II o.
elock at the Cs6re House in The torn of
Alcxaud,ia.
All that front Warehoufe Il
tuated on the welt fide of Union Street,
and built on part Of the Wharf fold by
John Alliion to William Hunter, Jun
The Warehouie will be fold without the
land wherein il is erected, and the pur
chaier will of couffe be bound 10 remove
he houie, or buy the land Of the prelent
sroprietoi thereof. Thole who incline to
9uychaie the Warehouie,may view and ex-
.tnne it upon application to the fubftri-
5cr.
VIM. HODGSON.
T b. I. 29wds.
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NO TIC E.

Will poftiyely be Sold, at Public Sale
on the ptemifes, The fri day of April
ii fair, If not the IieNs fair day thesei
after,
A traa Of LAND in the coun-
~ ofLoudrnn, on Gooie Creek. near the
Mill tormefiy owned By Col. simon Trip
lstt, containing 500 acres, conilderabie
part of which is in Wood formerly the
property Of Augufine Love, and b. hln
conveyed to Alexande. Gordon, and BY
fad Gordon conveyed 70 the iabjcflbers
for the benefit Of bis creditors. One fifth
OF the purchafe nancy 10 be paid on the
day OF lale, two ffshs il twelve months,
snd the remaining two hfshs n eighteen
months from the day Of ale for which
payments approved iectrity will be re-
CURED.
BENZ, COMEGYs,
JACOB HOFFMAN.
Jan. IS. Gods
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TIE ExscNfors o7 ne lax Gen. Geo WaI5
iugton, effr far iale, The tollo7uing
TRACTS OF LAND, vaz.

A tract in Loudoun county
on Dihiculs Run, containing 500 acres.
The foil well adapted for farming and a
comfortable proportion of it might eadly
de improved into meadow. There is a
valuable ll-feat on the premiies. 1t lies
on the great road from the City of Waih-
ington, Alexae !fia and George Town to
Leetburgh and Winchefer, nineteen miles
from Alexandria, leis from the City and
George Town and not more than three
from the Great Falls of Potomac.
One tract containing 2,4S1
acres lying in he counties of Louaonn and
Fauquief, caleb Aihby's Bent. The fol
sthat which ia laid to be moa fayorab!~
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July, 10 company with the fhip America, ofPhi-
ladelphia, and the brig Mary, Of Salem. Spoke
the following veGcis on the paGage: Augue II,
in The Eoglh Channel, the lie of Wigh, bear
ing N. difant q leagues, ipoke flip Port Mary,
eapr- Collins, of Charleaon, from Hull, bound up
the Mediterranean. Sept. z, in LAT. Al, 36, N.
long. n, 81, w. fpoke the fhip Merchant, capt.
Curtis, from Norfolk. bound to Falmouth, out
so days. September 2, in lat. IA, 10, n. long.
40, I3, W.fpoke the fhip American Packet, capt.
Swain, of N. York, from Bourdeaux, bound 20
N. York. OF the Capes, fpoke the fhip Wafh-
ngton, OF Bremen, boond TO Baltimore.
The brig Mary, from Philadelphia, and fh'f
Paragon, from N. York, are in the river
Arrived, EhiP Eliza, Cbarnock, from Philadel-
delphia. PsHed the brig Sally, Fo&er, from Pai
ladelphia. in the bay.
ALTO, Eh'r Cornclia, Nye, from St. Thomas.
|Spoke f,h'r from Turks lland, forProvidencs.
Alfo, hip Nancy, Hobbs, from Cowes. Ia
lar. go, long. S., ipoke fhip True American,
chamberlain, { days from Norfolk.
Alfo, fsh'r karrios and Ann, Earle, from New
|por,.
ALTO, brig Smiland, Smith, 20 days from St.
Kits, aud rs ffom St. Croix. Left at St. Kits
brig Lear, Of Baltimore, carried in by the Eng,
Iifh lhip of war Lark, of 10 guns, commanded by
Clark, (aa Amercanl and hip and brig of and
for York from Surinam. lift init. fpokc lhip
from London to Ckarlefon with paAcngers.-
Blowing frcOh could not learn her name.
Five veiIels were driven afhore in Hampton
Roads IL the gal. of Monday night Taft, names
unknown,
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MEMENTo FOR "A TYRANT.

He Uukus Cesar thought tyranny, as Ice
70 says, the Greatest of Goddesses; and hsd ire
qaentiyip his mouth verse Of Euripides, winch
expressed the image of bis soul, that if right sna
justice were ever to be violated, they were to DC
violated FOR the sake of reisang. Tbs was nc
chief end and purpose of his life; the soFeme thar
he had formed from his early youth; SO that, as
Cato truly declared of him, he came with soori-
ETY. and meditation to the suoverson OF the nc
public. He used to say, that there were two
things necessary to acquire, and to support p,~,
err; soldiers and money; which YET dspsnoeu
mutually upon each other. With money, there
fore, he provided soldiers and with soldiers eA-
torted money; and was Of all men the most 'Pa-
cious in pluudering both friends and fees; sPaf-
ing neither prince. state, nor temple. nor even
private persons, who known to posses any
share of treasure. His great abilities weeld re-
cessary have made him enc of rho first CITIZENS
of Rome but, disdaining the condiiioh Of SUD-
jrtt, he could never rest till he made himself
monarch. In acting this last part, his usual pr'l-
dence seemed TO fail him; as if the bright To
which he had mornted had turned his cad ard
made him giddy; for, by vain ostentatlon OF
his power, he destroyed4the stability Of il: ard
as men shorten life by living too fast, so by an
intemperance offeignlng, he brough. lis reign TO
aviolent end.
Nildleton't Lit Of Cjceyo.
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MARYLAND ELECTION.
ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
Caroline Comfy. - John Young, Thos. Turpen,
James Pcarce, Peter Rich.
Talb0xt County, Thomas S. Denny, Edward
Lloyd, VIM. Rofe, VIM. Mealy.
A commercial gentleman of this city, (Phila.)
has favoured Us with the peru(al of letters frou
Havre TO the 18th Aug. Icappesrs by thele, that
large amount in bills of the French agents in
the Wet Indies, on the Firit Confu, have been
pref:p,ed, and almof without exception, refufed
payment. The plea for this is of nature ihfuper-
ably TO prevent the recovery in many cafes: ia
vii, that the bills are not accompanied with do
cumcots to prove The reality of the contract or the
aRua! value OF the articles fold. In mott in
Aances, this OBJECTION may amount TO total an
nihilation OF The claim. Bills have been fold in
Paris at 60 per cent. dilcount. In o,derto avoid
ts difficulty, il is fad, that IN future, all bills 70
be drawn in the colonies, will frf be regitercd
BIZ the Mini&er of Finance at Paris; yet it is ap-
preAeodej, that in aitsle time, the fame vexations,
delays and cyaGons will be created, by !, equally
unju& pretext, on the part Of the French govern.
ment who evince 90 dfpodGion for equity. Hold
ess of bills of this decrption are adviied to procure
every neccGary voucher, and to forward them
without delay. For goods tent to france to b
admitted there. it is indpenGbly neceaary for
them to be accompanied with certificate of the.
origin, proving themnot to be of Bfitih pfoduc
ZION, The Mary Ann, of Philadelphia, although
arrived previoas 70 the decree requiring this Ger
tifcatc, is not permitted to enter. The S. Caro-
iioa, Of N. York, is in imiiar predicament.
The fame letters add, that orders had been fen
to the colonies, commanding the agents who iilued
thefc doubtful bills, tc return home and arrange
their accounts, 70 that the claims may be placed
in train of fettlcment.
(RtJf's Gazen<.j
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IMPORTANT LETTER.
From the American Consul at Algiers, to the
American Consul at Cadiz.
(CIRCULAR,)
/" ALcIERs, August ., 1908.

"ALc1rRs, August 2, 8o3.
seI have to inform you, that this moment has
entered this port two gaoetas, Tripoine corsairs,
with three lateen sails and carry four guns, from
so to 60 men each, Is benches of oars; they
came from the eastward, will sail in few days
for the coast of SSpa.sg no doubt in search OF A
meriean unarmea merchant vessels. You will
give this information to the masters of American
merchant vessels, and TO all whom it may con-
Germ in the port of your district, and adjacent,
and to the Captains Of any of che United States
ships Of war, which can be informed IN time to
prevent the threatened evil, and to search with
vigilance for these NARROWING crafts.
am with respect,
Your obedient servant,
isigned) RICHARD o'BRlEN.
9asesb 2c1gar15 Esg. crdis."
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Mi1aletoa's Life IF Cierro.
MODERN ATRIOTISAf.

If the different political settarians who are at
tached to the democratic party, were not awed by
the resPeaability, by the talants, by the wealth,
and by the integrity TIE federalists, there would
at once be CONFUSION among the leaders of de-
mocracy, by far more dangerous thin all rhe r.
nifty that exists among the whole body, TO ft1e-
rasm.
An accurate classification would div de the d.
mos into many different se6ts. AT present we
shall content ourseIvesb by exhibiting them in two
only. These are genuine, honest, undesigning
republicans, and unprnciplea, denorsl:zing jaco-
bins. The first seem to embrace almost IL the
country people whoare attached 70 thc caHse of
the present administrators. The second are few
in comparative numbers; these are men of craft,
education, information. intrigue, and ambition.
They brgteG the principles wh,ch honest politlci-
ans rrsbe9 they tfsftnd to zeal, 70 general
devotion TO the people; and hus establish them
sevesby deeepfiox. Iheirw work is not yet &C
compIisled. they are retarded i'll the grand
derouemert, by the solid, firm, impeneuabIe,
genuine federalism. 1t is against this palanx
that all the different democratic SEES, from The
vrtuous republican TO the unprincipled anarchist,
unite their forces. Happy, indeed, is It that our
country is saved from the impending ruin, BY
body of such insuperable resistance. Without
pretending to foresee or foretell when this dan
gerous dension is to terminate, we canuotre-
fraln from expressing unfeigned joy thar there
is something which promises to counteryal the
misruie of vice and vicious men. The cormo-
rant democracy preys upon itself. Gilman md
Bur-; M.Ktan and Duane: Merfer ana Mosls
Taybr and Nszu1: il.devour eacn ether: wjnie
the genius of America, in moulderng cave,
retired from view, weeps over the degenefacy OF
her SONS.
{44Mi Democrat.
!" We are born to sorrow as naturally rs the
sparks fly upwards" So says the Inspired VIII
ter. The greatest virtue TO which our nature
can aspire, is that Of bearing the eYs insepayable
from our condition in this lite w,th dignity, CAIN
ness, and fortitude. This is something above
philosophy. The power of casting cu' u TIC
thoughts, mistortunes which cannot be r treyed,
and bearing them without nlurmunng, is happily
illustrated IN story that is ted of CT tain ply
slcian who yentured five thousand gune9s upon
that famous Bubble, the SonI Sea scbeme.-
When it was anneunced t. him at Gaudway's
that it was all lost, " It can't be help d. said
he, sit is bat going mp JfOe B0gland pair Of
Fafys more" Such an answer gave BIN a farcr
title to statue, than he could have had. if be
had killed as many men as Bonapsr,e himself.
CiarlSlfm Carrier.
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BALTIMORE, Oaobsr J.

Arrived. hiP Margaret, capt. William Barton,
~ days from Hamborgh. Left no Baltimore
ssiieis there. In lar. 45, IS, long. so 90, fpoke
The brig Pompey, ofSalem, captain Gilcrlt, ifom
Sumatra, bound to Bourdeaux.
Arrived, the inOw George, capt. Clark, IS
days from ST. Peterbarg. Sailed 90 the gin Of
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alerallorla Dattp abDerttser.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10.
,HEALTH-OEEKE.
OCTOBER 10.

The Committee of Health report five
deaths for the 48 hours ending this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
They-acknowledge, with gratitude, the
receipt of Ten Dollars from George De-
neale, and Tzventy Bushels Of Meal from
James Douglass, as donations for the use
of the Par.
S. sNOWDEN, Secry.
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On the Sd of September, an unfortunate duel
took place on the Spanish shore, between Tho
mas Moore, Esq. of Natchez, and lieut.. Buck,
Of the army of the United States, in which the
former received a mortal wcaHd through the in,
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rsa rss REPUBLICAN,.
Tsfbe People Of RbOds.Jaand, CSC.

THE CitiEeo who IS pgejadiced in favor of
u ariRscsacv, becaoe u iasors Rrong of mo-
nsschifn. and is wifely called eaergetic. becauie
by its ieyefe iass il fendefs him ttle eife hsn
fave; and By its coutin isl taxation, Ih 'faimer,
mechanic and iab,arer are ever nrfied in
poverty; i; thefe taxes being aoiolu,ely necediry
60 fappors "a Idle ict of Judges or moths, of-
iefs fanding army. and chaiu OF internal th-
GERS sithou, cod this conaoueture Of federiiln
being bound together bs Laws, fach as alien aad
cent. The adniler u this, will, on Neaaeidsy
pex,, give MS vote for each aud every old tory,
arit crat, and ied-ralia, who may appear as can
didates. 10 fuppoH the fnking cauie OF iparious
aud dcs radei f:.ferafgm.
That CITIZEN, on the contrary, ~ho prefers
thc mild Republican form OF government, ad-
minsaefei by our preicns Prehdeat, who oii-
daias any attempt al hiegal power, dtipiies the
fah.ic OF atiftocrscy, as dcluWe from the ioonda-
too g. its ipire, aud Who veil knows how to
vslee the rights Of man, as eH.niial 10 his hap
piue,s, and Rith equal promp,oeis ieize every
occali,h 70 amsiera,. aad improve Ms Preient
cond,,ion-enf, on that day, jim with checr-
fol heart, and hrm mind, 10 ahia hin in this
glorious eatcrarizc, in beaosing their fuffIages
only on ihpic who are entitled 10 the name OF
Republican. by their fotmer iteady and upright
conduct IN the canie OF liberty.
CT TEENS!
Y,u will on thar day be your own Leeh-
la,ors & Judges; but {, foon as reform takes
place in favor % tfdtraiJ~, 70 foon will you for-
ever vscate thelc important Offices, the invalua-
bic du,,es of which they will illegally anume ;
anu thea llterally fpeaking) you will be tor
them heSers of wood add drawers OF watch
Deliberate well before you reiolSe.--A vote
once given cspnot be retratted and once ilaves
you have ever nothing but tyranny TO expect,
and ouly your matters call to obey. BRlBES
on that day win be held out TO you. TO vote on
the Gdc OF aiaocrscy. But remember Eau,
and hold him ia utter contempt and abhorrence
who dare offer il you.-Storles will be manu-
fattured and pr,psgated as truths, iacred as the
gofpe for in 'h's manner they adminiiter their
poifonous Jedeyai draughrs, the more eaeetosiiy
20 lull the psiient, and nfure him qsick pat
iase into the guiph of deipo;ifm.
A PLOUGH. for tbe G'sssfsUard."