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RIcHMoND, VIRGINS
) $3.50 fsR AMNuM, p SEE ANcr.

! are attached either - = pzr1culac poI.,ie 4
Party,.or 60 PARTICULAR eetiets, r. isf from ~
pfon'ie 'tlat wbene1sF s,ay be. atiua-d saat
soo ieei dhpned TO 80 ,,sois 3fEia.ioieS .sfiSh
are rally Republicans .faat 1t iert,ar g35.s
otf'eF per'of' parf3sc y sine toases tilaes, ard
hoF'ors % which you teesu 70 ti1seia Yasef,sss
exeluiisely entirlea, my oppss t.5i ana hofyili-
ty hall esafe, bee r:,t'i dis Earl Gsal
h'id HFteii Parfe6tfy ct l,bcFtv - invcitjga5S
ana expd.e 'uchparts Of -FOUR aoiitici.. odsf5t
aa may dcferye it. ~ sst
low return to the chief obiece q t!7iis.s.e s-
Ter snd iatiit upon knowing whether you ttink
the pub!'c DEBT ought TO hcsaaehsreed, per-
Petu3teo or aboilihsdf Upon this gueaio,
pretaaie you have formed al Sodat,l4
opinion, ans. cannot have aslv o,aie62ion 70 d.
eisrlhg what It IS. / AK Il becau!e am one.
Of your coaifituentS, ard | cxpes1 an a.,fgers
oecani@ It relates 70 the public veal
FEEDER ALISF,
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nc, rFs,s. pg.T &c.

q Any eegSte,aes ,se,iding p ttafrs natsh
GS vf this ilage aaifeisca tsSteFs - Is, % iFt's
tisassi she Recorisr asso ws' &'''.Si
name sap geeton inPhiiadelPhia.ar rev w 9fS'
where theycouid fcad Their .ttiaalfrfipsioh 90.
rey. we take this cpportuhits ct informing
.hc public, tAat MIR. Lewis, paRer-f!sker: 81
.philaaelpbia, will receive any iuoicF'pf'Pnns
Sent for the Recorder, and Mr Coeman, 2rin-
Ter of the New York Herald, AZ New ORR
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20 BE RENTED.
BANKRUPT.

n HAT large and couyea;sn, BRICK TINE
X MIsNf in this city, lately occupied =, Afy
Po6ssi Ik,1S,, As Tavern ard Boarding Honfe
fltuate or the corner Of the Nsir-Styeet, asd
fhas Leading to GIL Me57'r Bridge The CEREAL
5-gation shareot cannct fail ~ Tsnte1 by a sen
alernan qualified for the ParPots) 20 enCaFe ON
6defablc number Of re(re aAbie boagaers or, ..
IS an eligible ref5ence for genrsel private FAM.
y, TEs Prerniles may DC entered, on fae fri aag
ofMareh ncxt, OF is,nedia1-iy as circumstances
may ,uits for terms apply 70
~ ROBERT GAMBLE,
Who bas 81 iais handio,ae seorsgrnt Of & Ar
PETS and CtARgEFl'9c,, az ~ aaiue Pc (; r..
IsiNss '2pipGs ana quaftet CATS.
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R8R SALE,

-JIr HOUSE and LOT, Nc. 81. On theNoren
Il Side Of the Nam Si,erts near inc Souf'
fsonfe, at preent occupied bN r'shs'a j hopAFiea'
BY Virtue OF deed Of trptt, executed 10 ne
BEARING date the 9TH day 81 Oeloset, ss9%' 20 'e
c,-. me pavn,ese sf cestain yapa of money Sae-e-
IN mentioned. 10 lain Fpiinr, ana William Da9'd-
fon, as lscurities to Richard fi.on,pion- Whlos
fold or the nreniles 70 the highett siidef, AZ
o'cioet. in the forenoon. on rhe >2lh init. ne
above mentioned property ior read? MONEY
TOM WILLIAMSON, jun
Richmond, f4a. 9Th, 1909
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WHEN pe-f2n who Gss next to the
dealer play. nPon bad band, loo players
2ai' !; If@mtfng. Il p'dt haze been Tegss ti,js
ttez that George Hay knocked Calender
Gown with a ciab /; theFe is certainly an al
ioclaaon OF fdeas oetween g stub aaJ 4 6a,np,
and as George Hay knew, that II fair plAy,
Galcnder would have beaten him, he pre-
f:rred TO raSe hirn 6s fafprj7e.
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For SALE.

s+5y 9netc Eeaeue al orILLEs stoscl, IN the cfy
, Of Warrington. on Thurtday the 9TH ,iay
OF January next, n Twelve O'Clock he following
5ract OF land. Situate ia Northnracc Land county
fate Of Virginia iatr the rstidence ana property
OF PikE5:-Y riC2N ION, eiq. copraiuing Z, 5oo
acres. lving Immediately on the river Pc.ograe--
1890 acres Of which are 5hc nroG valuable kind OF
low Qrousas on the river, petwecn : and 400 hea-
Tiiy ttmbcFed; ths remainder is very high and
extremely Pfo3p6by~. The io; OF this traEg is
equal to any IA sac Rate for;hc culture and corn
wllear. tcbaceo, timothy. ard fnaii grain Of al
kinds On shi: ,rs6t 2fc = large eoumodious
two itosy Bfink kanl,op hcaie and two Offices,
large bfick liable, valuable barn, corn houie and
many otaer cor hopiss al good repair be
orcnards and garden ccetain variety Of valuable
ISuit trees, sud the waeers a5oand wirt excellent
M and oyiters. IL IS liuase about a days fail
from Aiexandria, Baltimore, and Norfolk There
are two good nail f.ats Tor gfiit, or hw mills on
ibis shate, and petey OF cedar and cheindt timber,
excluNve of tho heavy rimbef, which. il awed up
into lcaH;hn2, viii command a price. IN The cry
o. Waihinton. nearly equal to ths valus Of the land
he terms Of ale, viii tc uuc third caih, and the
reGdue Of the PuTcfaie money, In payment. which
vii be made knoFn AZ ths time ofials
RICHARD PETERS, Jun
Der. s, 500.
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WHAT is the diHia61iun n reaf,n o.
no5aiity, aat~cco els Tan xio ea4ali llcS a
igttem If tnihg Ia hisown haric, sid slr,,Aer
VINO purtaes the fame ~ an % q tas.fa,5
George baY or f'rne other largycr * cafuiR
Is reque'tsd 70 4Hi@>r Ias 3a-!tiof.
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GEORGE HAY.
No. W.

s whilpefed, chat certain lawver, nor
Tar frona rs, intends 70 write a hooa sn the
Chances, which are in. the game Of io7. Tbis,
toa, Teens Fcfy ODD. conflicting the adyan-
Fsges which the 2aoeoieg oaies now nave at
the game.
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To MR. JOHN CLOPTON,
Miembe~ ofCoagrg6.
No. VIZ

e WITH rctps1 70 ,is@ 5ublic debt, taree
&" things prefcnt tbemicly-s The fri is the
payment; thc teconj IS the pergetua.i ion /:
" the thjrd Is the abolition or extinction. I
now oall upon YOU 70 declare IN ;he nqa
" explicit tetme, 70 which If thcie three 4lrer-
q i,ayives yon tbink the r1cef1res Of CongrcG
/" ough, 70 have tendency. The quefeion
z" Is j yery plain one; and Being eated to you
I" ~ your of5c,al character, your conf}euents
& are entitled 70 IN explicit ap.wsr"
I have already afcertained fhat the repeal
cs ttc 'axcs hssdefFoyed or lcfencd SIC prof
pee Of tic payment F7r his you have re-
forE.
The Iad n1oyla b no Y. inasad Of
No. "
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IA y J gentlemen, when uhfribing e,
'siS paper, have enqaired for clnnIete fltS of
th@ ,keco.dcF. f,hefs are nor to be aad
oat TINS little puFilcatinn will. in forne rnea.
.tass', bip7iy fhe want of f!sera. Be.fccS the
isyea letters 70 ZONES, rhe Iaf of which has,
rang through c, cry ilate. and every frt.c,ld
&c SysPsper IN the union, the collection coz
taii1s MANY other articles. Among thef are,
Il,ffsnEf Of term Burr-I4y Saupsi (lo9e-
nan, No f.--3os{tneeof J'iimolby pitfksring -
n fiffle 1,nors a6eeF repntfiem; aroaqhQy- with
variety Of frnall pieces.
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so DOLLARS REWARD.

YSCN away from the suticrioer IN this cty ii
& ~ May lad. Neg,o mar, rsrne1
.BAIL0R.
A Black Sorn9lcxion, about Twfpiysix or f~vef
Years old, about Five Fest Sesen Eight. -
rns>ig h<'ooesd to the edais o. BocetR ana TotrR.
has worked at the Biackimlrh's trade Wss p9I
shsfed at Public Sale, e( SPring
Whoever {ereres The f2id ~ gro, ard Lode lii
in Ia,l inrhis Ctv.frIt Ease the aSova reycara IS
~'F7 THOMAS MOORE
0ao6fg SD, ,3a4 e
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WILLIAM MoTEE1 ..

HOUSE ts44s PIN Ep,. 20 NER, &C. frpm
!.nEpow, ara me CRY u WAsttNGToNs
oaers his ergicc tbe pub.'c. Piea'e enquire az
Mr. lsEsfr2's carpenter ihop. rear II t''s "7ss
Nh. Arc FOR Iale. at the above hop a I&r22s
nuritf,sr OK DOORS, oAaEfEa. SEc
Rirbnsad, .far. 10th, 1909
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AgE0NESG 44 2. Y-4NU.4RYI 10, 1908.
ffNBS LYNCH,
e11G31S S e I44,,lGHClF.R ~ EAppr,7I

e KES tflis mode 81 inferrninfr the o,h
lex t'eat ne has rer,oye5 Fr,,,4, x -
,is,,aitise C5Jp nc gYsf 49,, = - : ~. .,e'
! N5,r, ,3eaesns 80 NsR. CourTs's Fnk-
* 'nscnds 70 carry on every bt1nch
Or .Fae a'sove hpiincis, with Rlackfnisfh tNo+k
OF sYery kind g =
.Gfckr.oEa Dr.. ooG ,2o,
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Minutes ofthe Proceedings q congress taken
f1r the Alexd,,dyia ddpeytiser.
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zsrs, and 50 much harrssssd BY our frequent at
tacks, that they no doubt begin to be heartily
tired of our visits. Yesterday the Discovery
Bloodhound, and Archer, began at eleven clock,
and kept upa continual FIRE, with shot and shells
till fourth the.afternoon the enemy at the same
time, opened from all quarters, throwing very
heavy shells, and very long shot but thank
God, none Of sthem did US any injury. Ore
brig at the end Of fBologne Pier was SET on
FIRE by a shell from the Discovery and a go d
deal ofoSher damage was done.b the bombsrd-
uent.
SEPTEMBER 3, ag6t o'elsek.
We have Just made the retreat from hot &C
sion with the batteries: shot and shells have.
been flung about like hail fornearly three hours;
but none OF the squadron; as far as l could dis
cover, has sustained aoy injury. Our vessel feed
aboet thirty shot; our people worked the guns
excesdingly well, and with great quckness = llsd
not the wind been too much TO the north. We
should have continued our attack little longer.
We have now hanled off for the night but 4
imagine we shall be at it again in tie morning.
The Spanish messenger who lately arrived with
dispatches from the court of Madrid left town
last Saturday on his return, with the altTmatam
Of cur cabinet.
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[NIRaper.l
Pbiladelbbia, On. %, 1903.

HIS Britannia Majesty's Consul General for
tho middle and Southern States OF America, here
by gives public notice, that he has received nfor-
nation from the Commander in Chief of his Ma
jestys's ship Of war upon the wndward and
Leeward Island station, that the islands Of Mar
Unique and Guadaloupe are blockaded by detach-
ments Of his Majesty's squadron in those seas.
The Merchants and traders OF the; U, States,
as well as the subjects, Agents, and Conagnees
of all foreign neutral nations. engaged in COM
merce with the islands of Martinique and qua
daloupe, will avail themselves of this information,
andSgovern themselves, SOFAS TO avoid the conse.
quences of an intercourse with the ports of these
islands, now in state of blockade.
p. BOND.
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is not connected With any maxim but proseees
from something unknown, which equally afscnI
the pIodding mechanic, the man of medicine, tnS
eloquent lawyef,sihe jealous preacher. The re-
ligious and profane, the proud and humble. bn1'
to return, the distresses consequent on that MAJ
lignaat disease operated powerfully on the heart i
Of our fellow conptrvmen, daily large sums wsre!
contributed, and as soon distributed to relieve thS
INDECENT by our benevolent ard worthy commHte e,j
surely in some cases death was accompanied by ~
most ffghtful attendants, misery and want aPPali
ed tie 8retcled survivors. the disconsolate wI'ei
raged 10 accompany her departed husband, no less
wounded with ssi-t and sorrow; the loving hus-)
baud in agony desires to be entrrnbsd with the
partner Ct bis soul, happy these whose infant days
preclLdr lie agoaizing sense o. their iireParabr
loss, vet at some distant period instinct may teach
and selsibility depoe be want ct those who COM
pose the cbiefsolace of domestic life, debneaed IN
this slight glimpse of oarsecent situation, we are
ledto contemplate the inhit wisdom OF thar Be-
ing wlo permits saeh caamitits TO falfnpon indi-
vlduals, populols cities, and even whole nations,
that the remaining iaIabitants viewing seriously
their prscarious existence may npo1ber 1her days
and apply their sne.,o the stady Of heavenly WIS.,
dom, ryincing by resone and calm Conduct as a
nation ne are not only freed from the shacS'es OF
tyranny, but are also freed trosa The cfaiDs
OF VICE and wicke!ness. Which freedomfisprefrf-
able to all ether systems under The sun.
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Ne ~ YORK. October 2a.


A Letter from respectable commercial house
At Boreeaux 20 another in this CRY, dated Sept.
5, received VIA NewPort, contains the following
observations -
Gan importation from England, directly or
indirectly, being most strictly prohibited, it viii
be utterly impossible that or market receive any
supplies from that quarter, and consequently there
vii be tie greater scope for speculations from the
United Statess
g There is no doubt our trade must soon revive,
and we believe those articles proper for our own
internal consumption VIII command ready and adj
vantageous Sales. American aid West India
produce, as well as East India goods in general,
are likely to answer well. We would reconrsend
particular attention in tie choice Of India Piece
Goods, prefering always the fine qualities. for the
inferior sorts are not proportionably demanded in
this country and the very course kinds being FIT
only for the African trade will be entirely neg
letted and unsaleablc during the war.
Our vineyards have somewhat suffered of late
hom excessive hot and dry weather; but il still
expected the vintage will prove good, at least with
respect to quality. Brandies are falling, but
Wines keep up on account of their scarcity"
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yet been In any manner, much less salts
factorily, accounted for, nor has the injury
which our nations honor received.in the
unprovoked breach Of solemn stipulation,
been as yet redressed. This silence does
not augur we'll; it shews either that our
executive has not frmness TO expose the
whole ground, 2 OF that he wishes to COM
nit the nation to certain fayoriie mea-
sure French loan. Ii the latter, he will
be gralifed in his desire. The Rubicon is
passed--the Louisiana treaty is now rati6-
ed by the senate-has received the presi-
dental signature-and the approximations
are now urged in haste, and viii be, no
doubt granted, with closed doors, in the
lower house. The script for upwards Of
II millions must therefore be forthwith
transmitted to the Grand Republique.-.
Thus, after being robbed of our rights on.
the MississfppL and paid for Louisiana, we
shall probably not Only save France from a
war with Spain, but We shall have to fight
ourselves, fer Newt Orleans, at last.
" A fox having fallen into a well, says
Gf.sop, s found it impossible to get out,
till by chance a silly goat being led that way
was persuaded, BY the extravagant praises
of Reynard in favor of the goodness Of the
water, to Chamber down to taste It's sweets:
the. foxinmediately mounted his back, and
leapt to the top of the well whilst the poor
'groat.was left to perish for his stupidity"
The application is left to the reader. j
A letter was received on SATURDAY by a
merchant in this city from his corresponds
ent m New Orleans, (per brig Patty) dat
ed September 9th. which says, !" a Span
ISL schooneris just arrived here from Ha-
wanna with orders to the governor not to
give up the possession of Louisiana to eli
ther France or the United States but to
wait for farther Instructions from the court
of Spain"
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DARING ROBBERY!!

We are informed (says a Philadelphia
paper9 that the State Treasury of N. Jersey
was forcibly entered on the night of the
goth inst. by four villains disguised in large
fur coats. They seized upon Mr.. Salter,
the Treasurer, forcing him to conduct them
to the money Ill his charge. After posses
sing themselves of about 1900 dollars in
notes and specie, theytied Mr.. Salter hands
and feet, and left him gagged in his apart
@ment. It was some time before Mr.. Sal
ter was relieved from this situation. A re-
ward of 500 dollars has been offered for the
apprehension ofthe perpetrators of this dar-
ing villainy.
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For the alexandria Daily Ad0erhser.
$ Ny harp also is tuned 10 m0n,ning,
lind ny organ into tbe z,oiee q thin that a0trp'


PROFITABLE may be the recital, but mourn.
full the recollection of those awful and calamitous
scenes, lately witnessed in our city. Insensiblc
of danger, conhding i'll the famed salubrity and
healthy situation of our town, we, with some
shadow of reason, supposed ourselves impregna-
bic to the ravages Of that foul diseascwhich hath
at intervals, made havoc in our neighbouring and
most Aourishing cities, and presented striking
and gloomy view of the trail mortality of man.
suddenly and sensibIy, we have experienced that
human precaution, unassisted by divine Frovi.
dence, will surely eventually fail-then, asrati-
onai creatures, taught wisdom's logic intaitiye
", instructed externally by vain depcndenec,''-
our chief concern should be, not how to avold,
but how to meet that fatalcrisi to which we shah
inevitably arrive. The Inconsistencies Of man
areHnnumeratle, and at once strike the casual
observer with wonder and astonishment; almost
does he doubt the ayidencs of his senses, when be
sees the ehoughtless and busy merchant, miners
ed in riches, and the produce Of various countries
instantaneously disheartened; his business, his
correspondence, his all neglected and absorbed IN
sole desire of saving, by speedy flight, his preci-
Gus life. Wherein arises this fesrg Is It the aw-
full majesty Of God, or is the prolongaiion OF this
life considered as the supreme good? lit may be
so. Yet, Thomas Paine, an advocate for this
principle, startled NOT at death; but met j with
the 6rmress Of a sso;c, hence lGOnciude this TEAK
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S. SNOWDEN, Ssc',.y.

Minutes ofthe Proceedings Of CONGRESS- taken
far the Alexandria 1doertiser.
Copy of gthe refolution which pafed the IEoufe
of Representatives, after very lengthy and impor-
tant debates, on Monday, Tuciday and Wednef-
day:
prcientatiyes of the United States of America 10
Congrefs aGembled, two thirds Of both HouEs
concurring That the following article be pro-
pofed for the legilssures Of the different ifates,
which, when ratified by three fourths of III: laid
Legislatures, iall be valid to all intens and pur-
pofcs as part Of the faid contribution, viz.
In all future elections of President and
Vice President, the electors shall name in
their ballots the person voted for as Presi-
dent, and in distinct ballots, the person
voted for as Vice President, of whom one
atleast, shall not be an inhabitant of the
same state with themselves. The person
voted for as President, having majority
of the votes of all the electors appointed,
shall be President; and if there shall benz
person having such majority, the Presi-
dent shall be chosen from the highest NUM-
bers, not exceeding three, on the list for
President, by the House of Representa-
tives, In like manner as directed by the.con-
stituuon. The person having the greatest
number of votes as Vice President, shall
be Vice President; and in case of an equal
number of votes for two or more persons
for Vice President, they being the highest
on the list, the Senate thall choose the Vice
President from those having such equal
number, In the manner directed by the
constitution.
Go Monday meffage was received from the
Senate, accompanying an aet Paied by that houle.
enabling the PRECEDENT OF the United States to take
pofleiiion of Lonifana, and empowering bin 70
cali forth fuch part Of the feet anl army of the
Union, as he may deem expedient for that Pur-
pofe. Moved that DISQUALIFICATION Of this mel-
fage be the order of the day for tomorrow. s.
Another motion made by Mr.. Geo. GriI-
void, that the PRECEDENT do lay before this houfe
the Deed Of Cefion, aud all documents respecting
the title to LouiGana, was, after debate of nine
hours, refuied. Ayes 29. Noes go.
Itis reported that the marquis de Casa
Yru]o has deposited IN the ofilce OF state
formal protest against the treaty of Louisi-
ana, and warning the United States against
accepting the surrender of that territory
from the French. How far this may be
true We do not vouch.
14nti-Demo.
We have pretty good authority, (says
the Baltimore Federal Gazette) indepen-
dent of the paragraph below, for believing
the above to be correct, and for thinking
that the executive for some months past has
been appri2ed OF the intention of Spain to
prevent our occupation of the territory in
question. If such be the ease, we cannot
see on what grounds the president can apo
sogize to the nation for that silence which
has been SO pertinacicusly observed in his
message and communications, with respect
to our negotiations at the court of Madrid.
The New.Orleans business has never as
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aIeranbria Dailp a0perti3er.
FRIDAY, OcTosER ae.
.HEALTH-GEFIL,E.
OCTOBER %.

The Committee of Health report NO
deaths, for the "a hours, ending this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
They acknowledge with gratitude, the
receipt Of five dollars from Philip Dave
of Durnfries, as a donation for the use of
the poor.
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late Jforeig,r gnteutgeate.

By fbsJ6ip Pin, captain Campbell, in IS days
firm Grernoek, aryived ysstsYGey, tie Editor; If
sbe Msss Tsrk Gazette baue reeeivrI G!asge7v
tats,s and f5t C5dt Slipping Lit 10 t5e lltb Of
Ssfembtr. Noecsat Of imporfaace bad oeeared,
fbs order Of fbe Rritj@ govsrHmsaf, de-
Aaring t5e part Of Haur< bloekaded.
iaIrxlsnd The coxyfs sflaso acre 5aLy in Try
sag fbt y;xgleadeys eng0grdsn 5be Int coabfrary,
Il ru1s 5ehsvel at Giasgosv thar tbe FyeHrb
sS0al4 atitmsttbe lavgfoa Of England.
Sietti al LoHdsa--s per eent. red. SIS Is;
sasisu 6 Z dir.
fss tollsrumg are g tsev trtraEs ,fsoss The lat-
u papers.
GLASGOW, Sept. s.
No news of any kind has been received from
france of later dale than the. 2lst ult. At the
sane time it is very generally believed that some
interesting events are about TO happen, or have ac-
iaaly taken place IN Paris. The British subjects
0ssaned IN France, are it is said, IN consequence
q remonstrance by our Government, to De I'M
n:ciately liberated.
Lctters'fyom Guernsey, s.ate, that vigorous
SEPARATIONS are making on the French coast,
tr~~ " oS .tot tI1c INVASION Oh guernsey dlu
.asey, which are however well prepared FOX the
September 10.
tuesdays London G szeste conta ns an order
y ecuncil tor the blockade of the entrance of
y. port OF Havre de Grace, and the other ports
wine Seine, and from this time all the measures.
sasn0rzed BY the law Of nations, and the res.
sHe treaties between his majesty and the DIFF.
~ Neutral powers. w;ll De adopted and exc
with respect TO Ak vessels which may at.
AL aps % violate this blockade. By this spirited
~. ~lse measure, it viii be rendered very difh-
os france to procure articles of colonial
sssSes' Of whchit is said, she is known at
5 o to be in great want. The line of coast
Is I'm me mouth Of the EIbe and the Wesrr to
n, .l' IS now completely blcckaded, and not
Il. gu hshing smack dare venture oat from
H,v,s saeidt, Dunkirk, Ossead, Calais, Bologne,
= - st. Malues or Brese. Tculon being al.
i IN ~ hardly French vessels to be seen
,,rl. !. auaafc or Mediterranean. Several at
sa,,., ssse, otlase, been made on the haroor aud
An q bclogne by our vessels.
iafsn,,s iscitlon Of the 9Th regimeni, SD light
have , ,;,:sI 10th and rife corpse, is said to
'u on Tuesday.
The era Assiila IF Bsaiega<, Augasf SO.
! arc 50 Closely waSchsd by rnr ciui-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-28
NOTICE.
I WILL. difpose ofthe wh( te Ct my Stock oS
DRY 60 @ DS

At prefsnt upon hand, at cost and charges, upoh
liberal credit, where panctuaiity IL payment
may be relied upon.
JAMES wilson's
N. B. Thof- who are indebted to the sub.
lcriber, are informed, If more convenient, to
make payment in Fredericksburg, than in Alex
andria, will pleaie 70 DO 10, 90 Melsrs. Ro5erc
Coupar and Co. Merchants there; and thofe
whole accounts have been long standing, imme-
diate payment will be expected.
JAMES WILSON,
Oct. IS. din