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/, Latelt Foreign Articles.
LONDON. Nov. 10.

Order, were received II Dover on Tcefiay,
by the ag-nt victualier, 10 diicharg- ali extra
clerks, laoorers. and fapernumerares OF every
delcription, who were employed in the yard
In cocfcqlence OF the war, and 10 reduce th.
viausliing department here exactly upon the
fcale OF the lat peace etablilhment.
a piaa is now under confederation for the
fpeedy recruitment OF IN. royal navy by means
of regiRes, without having recoufie to the
invidious and expcnive practice of impreAing
fcamen.
Private letters from France contain in,elli.
gence OF very Comfortable importance indeed !
After the ratification of the treaty of Anicns,
Bntih iabject, having money in the French
funds were of c9urfs TO be paid, and were paid
the arrears upon their tock which had accrued
before the war, and during its continuance.
The oegnning of this week, however, fome
perfons paking the cuaonasy application to the
French bankers, We knoa nor, with certainty.
whether TO Pcrregeaux. R1canies, Sir Robert
Smith, or others, are iaid 10 have received for
anf~er--" that they were forry toin.orn them,
that, under the Prsleur circumstances, the h,ua-
tioo OF the two Countries, aad az the Britiih
government had not thought proper TO execute
the whoie of the treaty of Amiens on their part,
the French government has deemed it neceaary
20 ille a dec.ee, ordering the payment OF thefe
ausats TO be fufpenaed." Such is the inselli-
gence which mas been received. We give it as
we received it.
Wn. Eaton, Efq. who arrived in town on
Tuetday n,osoing. w.th dIpatches for govern
ment from Malta, is iaid TO be the beafer OF
moA important intelligence rcfpeetins that iland
and Egypt.
Private letters from Alexandra fate, tha,
the MamelulSes ana the Turks had almoa daily
encounters I; AMI il was fuppoicd thar the o.
tomsn troops would be driven out Of Egypt,
excepting fuch as took refuge in Alexandria,
which. in the.c circumstances, the Bntiih govern
ment has not thought il right 90 evacuate. as il
is able fuiGl the article OF the treaty ref
pceting the delivering up OF that country to the
Tufks.
Letters from Gibraltar. mention a report
current there. ;aat on. Acct 10 the Mediterranean
had received orders 20 prevent IN: F.cnch ar
mamsot at Tou.on fso1n falling.
i CiTcuisr letters have bcea fent from lord
Pelham. frcrerary Of Aatc, 70 all the members
OF the houfe OF peers, fating, thar his maje!ty
will 60 Ia itate on che a4th, 10 lay before both
houics O. parliament, in fpeech from the throne,
thc dive's weighty aud important affairs which
have Induced h,n 10 cal parliament together.
Z" A cpuyicr extraordinary which arrived
a, Bal;, BerBe and Mln;ch. on shc It inf.
brings the Important aews tina, the Die' Of
Schwitz az length diGolyed iIlef on the zSth
sot lsit month. Bat they previouay pubiiihed
I proseit. corchsd in The Tame bod and manly
-tcrms when have been remarked in all their
preceding ptocla nations.
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N Z w p o X r,
Saturday, January %, 1903.
----.,4e9x Gs4ss--s---

THE manifold endcavou of the Mercursl
jun.o, to imoshet in words, and confound the
truth OF the affair of Rstiedse's e6>ph, OrietIy
comports With their condueto relative to his
other examinations of foyecy andsse,ja,y. We
noticed ono cinHsncc OF it in out laR, which ref.
pe6ted bis, and Monu's being iavied at Port
Tobacco. We lbaIl now indulge atew remark,
upon the As;emcnis of theirs, which have fnce
appeared. And ,hougb il is impofI,ble to rsife
a bluih upon their coua,cnaDees la confeqnerce
OF multiplied Pfevancations Of which they ftsnd
convicted before the pubic, yet j, may iervc TO
develope their character, TO difclcfc rhc texture
Of their grain, and the drift of their dengn.
Its very fksble,,sist their moa labor
ed fatements, though fu5iauny polifhed, and
highly coloured by rhe fnc6 tinu, and touchs,
OF their bsa 1iicipliued faculties, exhibits Rut-
ledge, and trcTss him TO be, not merely an ar
rant coward bat as great rafcal as ever run.
He has according to their own account. in this
one affair, taken and couhdered by itfelf, mani
fsfed vilainy enough to condemn him eternal
ly. in the fight Of every we'll difpofed man.
What after being openly, publicly, and boldly
charged with crime againf the public after
being p;efcd and in,reated to appeal to the Laws
for an iuveaiga,ion Of tic whole matter; aiser
ceniuiDg, reyiing. and condemning the hole
communiy,to Zip BY, and get rid Of the general
expectation Of his compliance after ~ading
uiih his hireling adheren,s through the depths
Of corruption, collation. ard fraud, and diving
himisf into the Ga Of ftriry; after villisying
aud infu,ing every one, whom irrefifihle evil
dence imprtfed with belief Of his guilt after
all this TO dog an Individual biyy miles, TO con.
trive to wsy-lsy him, to fall upon him in prl-
vats room, in frangc land, unattended by a
iiogle friend, unprovidcd with any means Of de-
fence, and there and thus with q club in his
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NEW YORK, Jan. IL.


Capt. Tate arrived at Portland from Por,
Republic, ioforms. that the new commander
who arrived from france 70 iucceed Gen. lie
Clerc, died previousto hi, failing and conf;
Guently Gen. Rochambsau fill held the COM
mand. The blacks committed inceffant dcpre-
dations; bu, the whites did not feel alarmed for
the iafc;y Of the Cape.
Capt. Dmack, of the floop Selma, arr;v-
ed on Monday. in III days from Port Republi.
Gao, informs that the Bite Of Leogane is infened
with (och ho.des Of bngands, as TO render the
psGsge cxrren,ely hazardous, aud all unarmed
yeiIeis coming through are Obliged TO hire con-
voy. Thrcc Americans have been taken by
them, and the crews murdered. Capt. d. gives
the. NOT diareaing account Of the crrsltes and
msHacies comnitsed by the blacks, without
diaiutaion Of age or fcx and when they fall in-
20 the hands OF ths Fiench, they are .pa: to the
mott ror,uring death being frequently expo!cd
TO tiae rage Of ghe popuisce, who aone and nan
gle them until they expire. ~ l.l
Frequent actions had taken place on the
plain, reaf. Port Re2ublc, in which the French
were fuccefsfdI But the town was cloie'y be-
feaed at the tine Of the Selima's failing and
the brigspds committed depreda,ions under its
very waIls--ioo plantations have been detrVy-
cd il thai neighOoshoco. Three Of the negro
socampnent. were plainly to be fseo from the
fhippius ID the hsrbor.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-22
HUDSON, Ian. IL.

A few nights fpce. gentleman in this
city, vho went to bed in aroom wish pan OF
common Goals from the hearth in il, was wsksn-
ed in the night by the noile OF his wife, who
felt the effects Of the afflasia from the Goals 10
feversly that fhe had rilen and gone TO the door,
where ihs had fallen on the floor, when the
tipely alarms of her huiband probably iay-
ed her life, if not bis own like~iie.
When 70 many inesnces of this nature arc
copInoally pssftnted to the public. it is alton
iilflus that people will be 10 carelefs OF their
lives snd health as to expofe thenfelves to the
noxioas vspors Of barning Goals in eIofe rooms.
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WASHINGTON CITY, IAN. ?.

The proceedings Of yefterdAy in The houft
Of rep.eien;s,ises Aligned an intereaing afpeei
from the manner in which the buanels was con-
duAed. Mr.. Grifxcl6S motion for the houie TO
refsiye itelf into committee on the aate of the
un;on, vas GTenuouny urged by himfclf, and
By M,Ers. Lowndes. Hsmphill and Goddard.
They Unified that the Houfe had a right 10 the
Information afksd, asd in terms indignantly
fesvre, condemned the conduct Of thole who
were soi U5aIuaing the accomplishment Of their
wihss. Mr. Lowtda, in particular, dwell:
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10 RE LET
ISAAC SMALL.

INFORMS hi. friends, and the public. that
4 he has taken his iland in Marlboro Street,
near the Friends' Mec,ing- Houlc, where he
carries on the
WiaSl0r- Chair Making BnGnsG,
in It's various branches-1here he has for fale.
all kinds OF Windior Chair and Seues, of ,hs
neweit iahions, and OF the bet quality. Alto,
old Chairs repaired and painted, and made 70
look as veil ssnew. All orders ilrittly attended
70. aud the imalleit favon gratefully ackoow-
ledsed. All kinds ot turning done at the above
ihop. with oe1oeh and diipalch.
Newport, Jan. II, 1909. 40
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NOTiCEs is hereby given, tha, the fubfcrb-
1 Y ers rave been appointed by the Hon. Court
Of Probate for the town Of Newport, Commit
6onse, 10 receive, examine, and sJjoft the
claims Of the creditors to the eAate Of R,ebayd
CsraeH. late Il Newport, mariner, decezled.
repiefenied infoIyent and fix months from the
date hereof being allowed for that purpole =
all who have any claims agalnit faid eaate, are
rqueaed 20 sxhibit them 10 either Of o,. x;tbin
that tine. or be pfeeloded agJecsbly to law.
RICHARD BARKER. 4 Cs,7u,E
4, EDWARD bEMPSTEAD. ! hsse,,.
a.r All pefioo, indebted to iad ehste. are
requirrd 10 make immedis,e payment 70 ,,.'l
SALLY CORNELL, Admip'x.
NsWPar, Jan. s, 1909. [IIo
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-22

a G Rutledge's cafe, reviesed. from the
my American Citizen, is omitted this weeb.
for want of room.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-22

NTE the fubicribes, being appointed BY
w the Hon. Court Of Probate of the town
OF Newport, Conmilioncn. TO receive and ad-
juh the claims OF the creditors to the eaatc of
Jamo Mere, late Of Newport, deceafed, re-
preiented infolvent and tx months being al
loved for the fame ,-Hereby give notice
that they will attend on faid bufinefs at their
fefpeetise dwellings, at any tine within that
period.
JOHN TILLINGHAST, | Commit.
ABRAHAM COREY, I Eose,i.
or All pcrfons indebted 10 faid eGste. are
rcqueAed TO make immediate payment to
ELIZABETH MOORE, Adun'x.
Newfau, Jan1a.y 8. 1903. .[Io
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-22

.r CUSTOM HOUSE.
Dg7,ia sf heaeS0ri. Jansary a..
ENTERED, From
ship Es2!e, Auain, Amfe,dam
bns Sally, Benner, Barbados
Snip fnendihip. Shearman. Philadelphia
siooP Caroline. Luther, Baltimore
Fame, JuRin, New York.
CLEARED, For
Sch'r William & Margaret. wanton, Havana
Big Aneeron'a. BarSisk, Chnleion
Sioop Sally. Bowen, Richmond
Sally. Congdon, Norfolk
Culumoa, Carr. Alexandria
Ceres. Turner, Norfolk
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-23
CATHARLNE PUGH,


Has uf received and is nov optnin2 athis fore ia
Ki0g-Strert lew doors above M:als. BenEetE
and Wauss, ahardfome afoum.nt Of
Ea!L end W5nter Goods,
Conlaiag OF fape:Gae bread clo,hs, and csf.
me.es, coating. farelf clo,h, ktdtE ard halfs
lhifks, Rripsd and roic blankets, frlzss, aaones,
toilinett and fwsnfiowns, Ra1i4 fhtetipg, ravens
du K, dowlas, oicss ard uekienturg8, brown and
white plat,llas, I,dh linen, long lawn and fne
cotton G,irng, ao e!egsnt afoft@enl OF csnof,e-
mullins, white and coicugcd fine lrdia noli mua
anef pfigg do faihora5Ie ehiniz and cslcoe', lut-
nisnre DO. ladies' extra long cotton gloves Ffench
and Enelits, silk pick Dick, * lace do. OK ia,hH
arjpe aud fancy boa'eted csn6'ic Aa.is, wn''s
anJ cotcurrd Gamers hair do patent lcwIog cot'0a
threads, lacsst boobin, t&c. Sc. The above go0"S
viii be dilp2ied Of The uloa terms tof CAIN
Nov. II.
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al tic AieXahhria Li9iayy.

NO 5ook ever cfeted 10 tic ful,!ic faod, he
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Auguaos y he taking Of Canftantincqle and ,hs
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PROSPECTUS.
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E D u C A ITO N.

I shall open NIGHT SCHOOL en- Mon.
day evening next, atmy houic next door to the
Indian Queen on King itreef; where pupils COM
mitted to my care viii be diligently iRHlucted in
Reading. Writing 6 Arithmetic.
lhola !perions who are dipo'cd 10 favour me with
theif patronage Gu tie pse'ent location, VIII
pieaie 20 call as fooo as potible, that may have
|, in my power to make arrangements proper for
the order OF The fchool and Improvement of The
cholars.
John Mafon.
n. B. MAsIAH Mason continues to teach
Reading, Writing and Needle work, and would
BOARD three OF four girls on moderate terms.
Nov. s.. 60
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NOTICE.

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OF DIR. dyekjb.ild E1orfos, are Iequefted 10 brig
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Mctice.
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All perfons who itand indebted to.
the eit4,c Of JcGe Pugh, deceatd, are feqoeited
to rpakc immediate Pa} nent-snd thoic who have
any demand. againa faii sfaee are d'seted to
produce shem legally authenticated fo' settlement
CATHARINE PUGE,
lldmiagjrafrir,
a, the houfc fora,erly occupied by j.Go Posb.
Dec. le. eo3g
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4
10000
aLooo tickets az 10 dal8. each, a1o, 900

H. 900 Tickets at 10 dals. each, 10000
The ldqdaole porppfe Of tbs lottery, Inc many
very valuable prizes ofFefed ara there nos b>iag
two blanks 10 ptize, are conadeFa,ions sh.ch
give the Managers yeat2n 20 hope for rapid fae
Of the tickets. The drawing will commence as
loon as fuflcient number Of Tieketsflall be fold
to authorize it: and fbiry days after the cen
pletion of the drawing, the prizes will be paid
the fortunate adventures; fuojea 80 sdedutton
of Fifteen PER tesf. Such prizes as hail not be
demanded within iqveive mantk5 after the drawing
is iniihed, fhail be confdcred as relitqnlhed for
the benefit ofthe Church.
Tickets TO be had Of the Managers, or of fach
peglons as may be appointed by ,hcm.
Right Rev. Bjhop CQrrok
Rev. Francis BesRsn,
MsGrs. Davld UsiAamIoa,
.Rebeyt VAN,
Cbas Gh,gajsye, So5
Patrick BtSnet,
sfyxoM Ljvys,
L4$e Tfe,nan,
r. I. Mifc6sN,
aT Tickets in the above lottery to
be had at the fore Of t. L. Wathing-
ton and Co. Fairfax ltreet, Alexandra.
Augu& -, law
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In the cafe of James M'Donald,
A BANKRUPT:

THIS is TO give notlee, that the Commaion
ers named and authorized in cnmmifion Of bank
ruptcy awarded and ifoed againft James M'Do-
maid, OF Warrington county, 10 the Diltritt 81
Columbia, Dealer and Chapman, intend TO meet
on the sd day of January next, at four O'Clock IN
the afternoon ofthat day, at the houie of Wm.
Rhodes, Inn KseFef. 10 the city OF Waihington,
where the creditors who have no; already proved
their debss, may then and there come and prove
the fame, and sffent to OF diasnt from the allow
aace OF the certificate to faid Bankrupt.
By Order OF the CommiiIioners.
LEWIS FORD, Sec'y.
Warrington. Dec. II 2a~3]
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This IS to g:Ue Notice,
THAT the fubicriber hath obtained

THA / the IubicrDer hath ODtalneu
from ,hcsOrphans' Court Of Alexandra Cora u,
in the Diitria of Columbia, Letters of Admin
itrarion % the p-.fonal eaate of David Graham,
late Of the laid csunty Of Alexandria, deceaied.
All pcrfons having claims againR the faid deceai
ed, are hercby warned to exhibit the fame, with
The vouchers thereof, 10 the fubfcriber at or be
fore the 1t day OF July next; they may other
wife by law be excluded from all bea fit of the
fa.d efate.
Given under my hand this Err dsy Of Decem-
Der, 1905.
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70 Subscriptions received by R.
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David Wilton Scott,

Administrator OF David sham, dcceaird.
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by rsquiIea 10 make Immediate payneu: to the
Adminihsstor.
Dee. q. zaw6w
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To Rent,

That valuable Houfe, Store AID Ware
houfs, on King aud Pitt freets, now oc-
cupied by Mciirs. Dcnney and Powell
this properly will be haadlomely improv-
ed 10 accommodate tenant. Poliehlon
given Immediately, or on the 1T day OF
March. Apply TO R. /. Taylor, Efq.
or 10 the fubfyribef.
Has az baud, AZ reduced prices,
ohhds. fFit quality Sugar,
s chefs frefh Green Tea,
u boxes Claret,
A few doz. Bandanno Handkerchief,
QUEENS WARE
in crates ahorted for country flores.
H Continues 10 purchafe Back Stock.
VIM. GROVERMAN,
Broker.
January d. cow
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A WAREHOUSE for SALE

By glrtue of q deed Of tr4f from
Wjlliam Huntsr, Sen. deeee1ld, to The
laJleri6sr bearing date TIE 9tb day Of
february, in tbsy,0r I79f, duly r.end-
ed IL tie eeurf Of FafJax County,
madst0 leeu,e tbe faymeat Of far baa-
dred uuL J5fly Ponds THREE. fittings 8
fspsuee, la7ufl m9us, s Vvgmia,
dus INTO jain Eobkiss, eUifb legal ~
fe,sf tran tbs dat< Of <aid deed, 4OiH
be l9td al Pu5gIe Au9iou, Jar ready mo-
ney, 10 tie bigbs9 and b5f bidder, on
Welasjaay the 26tb day ef January
nest, At II o'rlsek, Attic Coffee H0a,s,
in t5e tzvu oJr Alsxandria,
Ali that frame Warehoule, f.
tuated on the WET fde Of Union Street and
built on part Of the wharf fold by John
Alifon TO Vim. Hunter, Jun. The ware
houie will be fold without the lard where,
on il is erected, and the purchaier will OF
courle be bound TO remove the houie or
buy the land Of the preient proprietor
thereof. Thofs who are inclined to pnrchafe
the warehoafe may view and examine it
upon application 20 the lublcrber.
WA. HODGSON.
Disc. II. zawds
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07

The piles will be'Eequised fquaTe only
sls feet from the butts, aud may taper TO
10 riches fquare at the fmalI end.
The timber. nuls be out before the iira
of March, and delivered in April. Pro
posals fer contracts will be received until
the a5th day Of January next by
VIM. BRENT, Sec'ry.
Dec. 81. eczSJ
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07
LxchQ2z.ge.

Two tracts of land in Caroline countn
within foGr miles Of the Bowling Grees
of II75 acres each, now leaied TO tenants
at will, will be exchanged for property IN
this town.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07

tier in the commons Of about SIX acfee.
Bath, or Warm Springs.
Two we'll fsualed lcts, en- one of lie
afnlall building large enough 10 accom-.
modate one family.
The terms offals will be made known
by application TO either Of lie Giblcri,
'bers.
SAMUEL WASHINGTON, cul5ef9syeoat,
GEORGE S. WAsH1NoroN, Jets,7ou, d.
WILLIAM a. WAsAINcroN, Weamsr
lasd, do.
Groner ". ?. cusTIs, MN Dqliss.
t2a, F1irfax, do.
BusHRoD WAsHINcrcM M. Vsy0u, d.
LAWRENCE LEWIS, Wooa Lazva, d..
Auguf 80. paw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07
F. x S a, { T..

THE uninpfoved property, corner of
Wilmington ard Prince ttfeets; part pay
rlent VIII be taken in Alexandra Marine
Stock at par FOR the remainder Liberal
credit will BE given.
14'so,
The corner Lot On Water and Duke
itEects.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07

III The htfle Fails Of Pot0mae
About three miles from George Iowa
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07
T I M B E r
TAINTED Ior Cash on dsilvery.

ME Directors for building Bridge
Il over the Eaitern Branch, as the City
OF Warrington, will contract for timber
of the following kinds and icantlings, VIZ.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07
For Freight or Charter
70 LIVERPOOL,
IL The SHIP
81 Governor Strong,

Ss s.s.s',.s,g MN Capt. IHoATE,
ss She is 40 hhds. burshen !;
viii be ready to take cargo on board
in the courie Of a fortnight.
Liberal advances made on consignment
FER this flip 70 Meiirs. iannay & Logan,
of Liverpool.
WILLIAM HoDGsON.
Dec. At. q