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By HE PRESIDENT Of theuNITED
- STATES sf AMERICA :~ Il
A PRocLAM NATION.

WHEREAS great and weighty mat
tsrs, claiming the consideration Of the
Congress Of the United States, form an
extraordinary occasion for converting
them; ! do by these presents appoint
= Monday the 18th day of October next,
for their meeting at the City Of Washing
ton, hereby requiring their respective
Senator'S and Representatives, then and
there TO assemble in Congress, in order
TO receive SUCH congratulations as may
then be made 20 them, and to consult
and determine on such measures, as.in
their wisdom may be deemed meet for
the, welfare ofthe Uaited States.
In testimony whereof, I have caused
r. the seal ofthe United States to be here
unto affixed, and signed the same with
my hand. n - H.. ~ - =t- s-,-,er
Dons II the City of Washington, the
sixteenth day of July, in the year
of our Lord, one thousand eight
Il. 5. hundred and three and in the
; :. twenty-eighth year ofthe IndePend-
ence Of the United States. 49,
CSigned) tn; JEFFERSON.
BY the President, -.
(Sisned) las: MADISON, Secretary.
Dispatches from the American Minis
tiers at Paris were received BY the Exc
eutive on Thursday evening. Gully i4th)
Theywere brought by Mr.. Hughes Of
Baltimore, As confidential bruSr, and
contain the Treaty signed April sob
which conveys I.ouisiiana 10 the United
States. The extent Of the territory c.
ded is de6nedby a general reference to
that in which Loaisiana was coded 70
France. The terms are, 1st.il,2so. GOO
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debts Of France to our own citizens moi
exceeding four millions Of dollars; and
that for the remainder, being ayeryiarge
sum, 6 per cent. stock TO be created, and
payment made in that. But should il
contain no conditions or stipulations on
our part, no "tangling alliancesn Of an
! things TO be dreaded We shall be very
much inclined toregard it in q favourable
point Of view though il should turn ont
70 be what may be called a costly pur-
chase. BY the way \ question here pre-
SCENTS itself Of some little moment; Mr..
Jefferson IN that part Of his famous cleo
pioneering message where he took so
much pains TO present 4 Hattering state
Of the Treasury IN so few words, that
every man could eaffy It in his noddle
and repeat il sf the poll, tells us, that,
"experience roo far authorises us to be-
lieve, If no extraordinary event super.
yenes, andthe expsnees which will be
actually incurred shall not be greater
than was contemplated by Congress at
y their last session, that we shall not be
disappointed in the expectations formed
thatthe debt would soon be paid, &c. Sc.
But the first and only measure Of the i'd
plinistration that has really been of any
material service TO the country (fer they
havs hitherto gone on the strength ofthe
provision, made by their predecessors
is really " an extraordinary event" and
calls for more money than they have got.
According to Mr. Gallatin's report, they
had about 40, 600 to spare for contingen.
ties and now the FIRST "extraordinary
event. that "sapervenes" callsaPon them
for several millions. What apoor stary.
ling system of administering a govern
ment But hesv Is the nancy TO be bad?
Aat ~ taxins luxury and 1peaiA and
+HhiSkY, our by iacreasiaS the tases on
tas ascessaries Of life. Let this. be re.
m.nbered. -. z. - -, 49,, - ,
But we are exceeding our allowable Ii
nrits. Il may be satisfactory 10 our rea-
Gers, that we should finish with a concise
account Of Newt Orleans itself. IN u =
The Island Of New Orleans il inlcngth
shout $50 miles; is breadth varies from
10 to so miles. Most Of it IS marshyl
swamp, periodically inundated by the
river. The town Of New rleaus, siti-
ated f56 miles from the mouth of the ri-
yer, contains near 13oohouses, and 5000
Inhabitants, chiefly Spanish and French.
It is defended from the overlowings Of
the river by an embankment, or leave
which extends nearly 5omiles.
The rights Of the present proprietors
ofreal estate in Newt Orleans and Lou
isisna, whether acquired BY descent or
by purchase will, OF course, remain un-
disturbed. How they are % be govern.
edis anotherquestion; whetheras col
lony, or to be formed into an integral
part of the United States, Is . subject
which viii claim consideration hereafter.
The probable conseqasncesof this cessi-
on, and the ultimate effect it IS likely to
produce on the political state ofour coun-
trywill furnish abundant matter of spe-
eulation tothe American statesmen.
~.~7H=2' p ,.ENeup-1ork Herald
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THE subscriber respectfully Informs
i the ladies' and gentlemen in this
town and It's vicinity, that be win open
SCHOOL on the Frat Monday in Au-
gust ncxt, for the purpose Of instructing
them in the ruleao Of DANCING and
other graceful deportments, which are
ornamentalin society; al those who ho-
nor him with their patronage win, he
ilatters hinpself, find il an illustration
worthy Of their attenkion, whereby he
trusts his claim % general appreciation.
TsEn1Gf rsnilion are eigl dnlars. three
dbiiais entrance, no admitfance for any
but those who ere instructed in said
School,
DAVID HARTSHoRN.
Ata,iiassafg, Jsly =, 1903.
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entirely upon the point Of the cause be,
tween the two countries, cafefuIlyavoid.
ing saying any thing = Is the conduct 81
his majestyss ministers, which he con-
sidered % . sub ect 81 sepat1te enquiry.
He said We ought to consider the oues.
ton u present, = mot whether We had
groundsto 30 70 war sooner, bur wl,c-
Their We had grounds now for such 1 mea-
sure Of this he thought there could Be
no doubt. He represented the present
% the greatest and most awful crisis the
nation ever Witnessed, and called upon
the country for the exertion Of all its ems
ergies but he stated that We possessed
means which, Il properly called forth.
would save US, from an the dangers and
diiKcnlties with which We were tkreafenl
ed. "A adyerting 70 the several topics
produced IN the state papers laid before
the house, he stated many facts which
highly aggravated the Insults Of France
10 this country. He stated thatth coma
rnercinl commissioners correspondcd
with sheir government in cyphers, and
that on this and other accounts they we're
70 be considered = accredited spies, md
in time ef var, would certainly hive
been eSeeIted as such. He spote e
Lord Hawkesbury . lettsr with rerard
TO our press q . masterpieces. He con-
sidered the possession Of Malta O. essen-
tial 70 the security Of Esypt and our
East.India dominions. He declared
that vigorous war could alone save this
empire, and repress the exorhitant am.
hilton Of France and this war, he said.
he foresaw from experience, and atten.
tive Consideration, would require great.
er exertions than even the last, but On
these exertions ourindcpendence rested.
Either TO repelling an invasion, or car
rying on = financial war, he considered
the country fully equal, and he therefore
heartily coincided IN the address. !
" Mr.. Gray spoke next, and most iu-
dicioasly began his speech, BY stating
the great disadvantages under which he
rose, after the strength Of argument and
the burst Of eloquence which the house
had just heard. .zs. 8 ss
g The peakers were Lord Hawkesbu-
y, who moved the address, Mr.. Era.
kline, Mr.. Pitt, Mr.. Cray, who moved
an amendment recommending the siez-
ing the first opportunity Of again making
peace, Lord Castlereagh, Mr.. WilbeS.
force, Mr.. C. Yorke. Mr. w. Smith
then moved % adjourn. After whicha
convsfsatipp pooE place respecting the
exclnSi6n q ne reporters, who, Il was
understood, were 20 Be admitted this day
into he gallery in the usual manner
This convsrsation was introduced by
Mr.. Sheridan. The speaker stated tEe
request made 10 him, upon which Re.
had founded his order for The gallery
door pot being open tillafter prayers, but
expressed his readiness to adopt my !.
measure tllak should seem TO meet the
concurrence Of the house. The debate
was adjourned til 70 O'Clock, to this 1
evening. 4. ~
Upwards of6oo members were in. the
house. The debate was resumed ON the
day, when the question afier
long discussion, was taken on Mr.. Gray's
andlost, SEQ 10 6z. Maio-
rity forthe original address SSl.
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dollars, to be paid to France in sir. per
cent stock, within six mouths after the
exchange Qualifications and the delivery
OF possession. End. Anassumpsito Of the
debts due and captures provided for un-
der the convention of September 3oth.
i8o2, between the United States and
the French Republic which are to be IL
quidated BY Commissioners at Paris.
and paid atthe Treasury Of the United
States on debts from their Minister n
Paris. The assumpsit is not to go be-
yond 8, 75o, 600 dollars. and il is coniec-
tured, that the amount Of the debts md
Claims will fall short of thar sum. srd.
French and Spanish vessels and naer.
ehandizes directly from their own ports
the MISUNDERSTANDING ofthe respective
countries, are to pay, In the ports Of the
ceded territory, for period of twelve
years, nohigher duties than are paid BY
American citizens, and this privilege Il
Ito be extended during that period to
any other foreign nations. After that
period France and Spain are to enjoy
within the ports of the coded territory
the previleges only Of the most favored
nation. The Treaty is to be ratified,
and the Publications exchanged within
six months from its date. This circum-
stance willrequire the converting of Con-
gress little earlier than the list Mondsye
Of November. tits understood that lie
ratification of the First Consul is on Ks
way to the United States. Immediately
after the notifications ofthe Treaty, pSs-
session is tobe delivered. The inha5i-
tants Of Louisiana are to be iincorpota-
ted with the United States as soon as san
consistently with the constitution 81
the United States be effected and il
the mean time are to be secured in their
liberties, prosperity and religion.
49, Naiioaab Lnsell igeneer.l
Extract Of a ittter from oneofthe Teach
.ers IN Princeton College, Nesc- Jersey,
/ dated June z. -.
i" / have the satisfaction to inform YOU.
that to increase the convenience, and
even elegancies of our accommodations,
80 pu.sn8 up W1 aISe buildings.
ssen SKY Ieet m 7, length, IN manner OF
s.nss g inc co,leSe, ana Of sach eieva.
~ =. 20 &c witnn two or tnree feet OF
~. i ne,Sn. % tne college edehce. An
49,, oesioes larSe ana elegant reiec-
~ - = on :n s.ory, and Kitchen under the
-. 80 49,
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: 'hs'e 'rf'tpt'ons are 9tesluded by H..
aar'e's-lhe Dark Of the uai,ed s' A.l'
9f example, from making any ,3 e,''es
seyond fn'all amount TO gove,nm a,ss
'nisss eSPreisly sushorltrd by pe;,,.,
'sw. advances mult be made the,. .'se
their esihier:, and although tie noa e'e
NAV remain in bark, which is e8ct,;,sI...
he public treaiuly. although, rul1 sv
TALLY, not cellar has been removed s -.
ly'og at the order Of the GATHERS r. }. -
able them 70 nake purchsles trcm M -.
70 tine, II is conlidered as advance s
them GenSknen have Complained :,
unfalrneis Of conhdering any de,artn.s.
as doctor to the amount Of advance ma
&c Il, becaefe the accents have nor fe,s
fcu'ed, although every chilling nav b,,.
been fairly paid for the public Ieryics -,
this IS what shey are now doing.
Mr.. r. Gid, that be had no dopb, IL.
the money Rates to have been paid. AsI
been actually c!lhuried, becaale le bal
all The evidence which The cafe admired
When he read a law he could net undo
take to anfver that the prinred copy co.,
responded, verbatim, with that RATED bv
congreis. The committee of enrolment
and thea who collated The printed laws
mutt t. relied upon for thai. Bet win.
ing 60 give every atlainahit fa!isfaticn
to the houfe and the pubic, he hored
TIE reioluiion would PATS, ana he gave no.
tice that, in cafe it did meet the apyro
bation Of the houfe, be tEoula inmed;a,sls
move for leave for the committee Of ways
and means to fit during the fitting Of The
houfe, and if granted, would convok.
them Immediately, that the chairmsa
migbI pct his hand to any letter winch
tie mover of the refoIntiqn ih5vld deylie.
and tia: the tecretssy CT the re4iury
might be enabled TO furnin all the iafot.
nation sttainable at this period.
(De5ate to BE- continuea.1
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From the m. Ed pAlL4Dlua.

A very ufeful pamphlet has recently
been Publihed in H0rg5td, entitled,
!" Fats are lfub5arn fbisgs, or nine blaip
aasfiors, ro,fd a rety 10 eae5 addrgs
p The People Of Conafaifas." As The ;
frf queaioas relate principally to the u-
lily of that fate, we ihall, at prelent,
omit team, and begin with the fourth.
!" Wky did All oj3oJftios exit cgant
tbs admmJfrafioa ef WASHINGTON i
ADAMS.
II will be rsco!leaedby thofe who re.
cur to the adoption of the contribution that
Il ne: with .violcn, expedition in the
fate conventions. This was particularly
the cafe in the large fafes. 1t was long
doubtful how the caefion wonId he
decided in Malachuleets, New York.
Pennlylvania and Virginia. In Nol'a
Carolina, New Hampibire and Rhode L.
land it was at hra rejeded. Vermont
was not ,t.en member Of he union, and
Kentucky ard Tenntlec nave free beea
erected into ftates, In Connecticut, n.
!eriey, Delaware, Maryland, South Ca.
folina and Georgia, II was iPeeclIy adopt
ed. Connecticut as was before remarked,
clearly faw her future welfare in that con-
aitution-he had uttered enough from n'f
powerful neip hbor-ihe wiGled fuch ie-
clrity sgaioit opprst,i.s and partial M
potts, as he has iince exlvrleoeed. F1'
ginis, Penn!ylvania and New York. on
the contrary, iels this as deadly dIog 10
their fate pride-to their gigsotic iiiiae'
al nasional aggrandii.nlent. Il was nu.
initiating TO the ancient dominion 70 ie'l'
that Delaware was TO have an equal vots
with her in one i'm, ostant branch Of 'ns
nation legiAature. ,,,n
1t is alto obvious that The eiSs0IA'
ment Of tie general government nun .
neceility, diminifh tie greatnels and gran.
deur CT fate officers. Ambition 'a@ ~
charms in this. Hence Mf. Jefsfionsl'
had been governor Of VUg.nia-o .'.,,
Clinton and Mr.. Sampel Adans' wa va
snong IT'S oppoltrs. Tbs vas NJ H. =.
rc}pec ing many other leading me- y s;es
ieverai dates, ADD il Is uaQI' ~ .h~h
mal have weigh, 10 shis place, tSA' ~'
men, with few exceptions, sno ory1 n
that contribution, have fnce b7f'' l0'"'
lac ranks Of democracy. o.,s.
When this government wen' M t.do#.
ion, many great eff ces were TO o. O'' Ii:
I'd. Ambition here was On as as eIIsJ
MN who then Pre0oeu II
The cfFices, with fngular wiiao' ,.45,, 81
could DOT be eraefied. SIX l'Os 4cs
The flpreme coucl VIE aopo'ntso ,rn,by
ngnv M'Keaos ,hp's fheaaelsF s.'s,aris,
for theie fl1cesf '.ts.ncsilor
were appointed How many ,;',,;,y r.
Ii iingaors aiPired to that e's'
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CONGRESS
OF THE UNITED SITES.
EousR OF RKPREsENrArlyEs.
"Wednesday Match 2.
DEBATE,

Upon Mr.. Grifwold reloiu!ien. to iaai.
tote an invei,igation of the report
Of III. ccnmit1onets Of rhe Sinking
Fund.
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Ricketts,, Newton & Co.
Haze jaf reeeiued q IA, Sale,
A QUANTITY Or
Wool &c Cotton CARDS. /

70 Tons Platter of Paris,
10 hhds. md 20 barrels Sugar,
10 bids. Rum,
rcco bules of Lifbon Salt,
1000 do. furk's Hind do.
roo Reanls Pof Paper,
SO do Wrapping do,
Cale Dutch Quilts,
% Boxes davannah Sugars,
4 hhds. Loaf Sugar,
do. Sewing Twine and Shoe Thread,
90. fine hacked Flax.
so boxes brown and Cattle Soap,
SO do. d:pt Candies,
caiks fine old Rye Whitley,
4d Apple and Peach Brandy,
Hyton, Hyfon Skin, Young Eylon and
Imperial TEAS,
SO baTre.s Pork and Beef,
80 do. Shad and tferring.
TRY are giuiag cs# FIR
W'hsat, Flour, Fisx-Seed, Rye, Corr, white
Peas black eyed Peas, and have ca1afaat up
aly Of excellent Flour for family uss IN bals and
laf barrels, AMI can furnifh lew Jtousa:ld
louble pn(llels Wheat Bran.
Dec a. q
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pSALMODy.

}TR. CTsAR1 l.l,5 D prcpoles. rs
lYA f,on as "a iulIicisnt nuHlDcr afici3o-
lars canhe ohtainsd, TO eren a itlooi fer
teaching CHURCH MUSIC. Fsr,i ~.
lars may be known BY applying % Mr..
Andrew Jamieton.
January II. d
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ALSO,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS.

AMONG WHICH ARE
SuperGne cloth and Kerhmercs,
Narrow Cloth, and FlannelS,
Irifh Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
CHIMES and ~alicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton fhawis,
India Muffin and Table Cloatbs,
Coloured threads and towing iiiks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number Of other articles.
p. G. MARSTELLER,
Ian. II. Vendue- Mgifer.
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On FRIDAY,

!. Ten o,elocR, xii q I'D At TIE YtRaae
Sfo1e,
RIM in hogiheadsand barrels.
Whitley 10 barrels,
Gin in oaks and barrels,
Fort vine in oaks,
MoiaIes il hhds.
Sugar in hhds and BIS.
white and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee ia tierces and bags,
.Raiiins ia kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
Gogted,
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,sales bp auflou.
On SATURDAY.,

In SHl OROHY,
III 10 a'elaek, suiH be JaH at t6e Term
Store, fbe Corner IF King and Unia
fr<ets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whifksy in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in cailSs,
Wine in pipes and quattsr ca9s,
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White ard brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in cslks and bags,
Rsiins in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO.
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
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M !" Dominion" -Mr. Leekf apf
this 4uord IN tbe sense Of po1o<r, ar fs''
siissiou Of any kind.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.

The scbr. Pomona, Watts, OF BATE
more, to sail for n. Carolina in two DAYS
and tie sloop Diana, Lewis, for AieNAn.
dria in 8 days, were left at Guadaioupe 0'
the 4th of August last.
Arrived brig Thomas Jefferson eap =.
Mallow, from St. Bartholomew. lsS
the following vessels brig Active, eap''
Teppan, of Ncwburyport slooP MAJ"
Martin, of Providence.
The above two vessels sailed from qua,
daloupe on the 9th Of August 0olna
home with cargoes Of sugar, coffee an a',1
molasses. The day after they lett Qua a.
daloupe they were taken BY the MAJ, =. :.
wars tender, the schr. ST. Lucia, eap'3..
Shipley--he took oft their mates ana a ou.'
their crews and ordered them tor Ne'i''
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NR Reeei0ed and for fale,
A parcel of excellent Rhode
Inand POTATOES.
ABEL WILLIS.
n Situation Wanted.
Sept. T..

A complete BOOk- X EEF-
sER. capable of admitting any kind OF ac-
counts in the Mercantile or any other
Department wilhes hsuation by the
year, month, or week. His terms will
Be reafonable. ia clerkihip does not Of
fer, he would have no OBJECTION to go in
shc country as Tutor 10 private family
of rcfpeeability, lonly) where he will
teach regular couIie Of Englih educasi-
on, geography, ule of globes, maps, &c.
He can produce unexcepsionable recon-
raendations. A line addreacd to A. B.
at the Printing Office Of the Advertiser,
viii be duly attended TO.
Augna &c. 60
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Take Notice,

/ will He'll, lnIotS from 70 80
acres each, tract Of LAND about five
miles from town. 1t begins at top OF the
the 1 ough Hill, and ems on che top and
brow thereof, about one mile: afording
many beautiful Gtua,ions for country ieats,
having profpea OF the River, and de
liehtful valley, ard leveral gentlenen's
fsats between. The heighth and airyneis
Of his land makes il extremely healthy,
and well adapted for the purpo(e of accom-
modating the inhabitants Of Alexandra
with country feats, when either any con-
sagious diforder prevails, or during the VI
olent heats of the fummef.
One Lot Of which will include
about SO acres. has a two tory BRICK
houfe thereon, and other convenient out
houfes; large paled garden, and an
orchard containing ieveral hundred Apple
and Peach Trees, with Ounce, Plumb,
DAMON and fweet, AID Morella Cherries.
Another Lot has fnall houic and I'M
proyemsnts, having an orchard OF bearing
peach trees, and lomc cherries. a part
payment will be expected in hand, and
ior the balance, I will take merchandise,
or make ii agreeable by eafy payments,
as may fait purchafers. For the other
lots will receive Merchandise for the
whole, or in part, and give long credit
for the remainder. As the Turnpike
roads is 70 near TO the whole Of the land,
1t becomes thereby much more deilraolc
10 the inhabitants of the town, afording
Is agreeable communication. AS II is
certain thar places in the vicinity OF
Alexandria, have 70 many natural and
deGrable advantages: it is expected that
quick difpofal Of the whole will take
place. Any gentleman wiihing TO have
the choice, by information, will attend.
Iofepa Bulhby and R. Kerby, living on
the land will thew the fame. The two
inprcvea places may be entered upon I'M
msdiateIy.
O. The SALE adv<yt5ed TO take place
RIBS day IS psstpoarata the Jfya Saturday
IN Oao5sr asx..
Sepf. 10. dt3cost
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For Sac,
A handfome FARM,

Three miles from Alexandria, partly ~
imp on the main road that leads to Col
chrffcr, containing one hundred and twea-
" five acres, Handsomely improved, and
pIssfan,ly ii.ua,ed; on the premiies are a
near dwelling houie, a kitchen adjoining,
dairy, an excellent well Of water, and
barn SO feet long, together with gene
eral collection Of cheicc fruit trees. The
.fi;uasiou as a country feat is we'll adapted
Cor the reGdeoce of any perfon who may
buy.is, and will be fold on moderate terms
by the proprietor.
TIIoS. RICHARDS.
Sept. s. q
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Fifteen Dollars Reua2;zss.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcIiber,
about the 10th day OF JAY Taft, a Negro
boy called SAM, abour / S years of age,
( feet y or 6 inches high, tolerably -four
made, with fear on his upper lip, nor
quiee cured when he left home. | fuipett
he has obtained PATS, and will endeavor
TO pats for freeman. will give the
above reward TO any perlon who will de-
liver him TO me, living within two miles
of the Falls Church, Fairfax county, Viz
ginia, or Ter Dollars, if fecured in any
Jail 70 that I geshim again.
c. F. Whiting.
Sspt.s. d