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DYv virtue of. bin Of sale, executed by
- Michael M'Kewan to the subscri-
berss for the purpose Of indemnifying US
against certain suretyships, will be sold
at public auction, for cash, Monday
the 27th inst. being the first day of June
Court, sandry articles, as follows, viz.
Two Cows and a Calf, one Cart and
Geers, one Beam Scales Chains and ten
Fifty.sixes, four Feather Beds and Bed
ing, four Bedsteads, one set 4Chintz
Curtains, one Silver Can, three Silver
Table Spoons, six ditto Tea Spoons, two
Copper Kettles, one Tea ditto, one large
Iron Kettle, four Iron Pots, two Pot
racks, three Pewter Basons, two pair
Shovel and longs, two dozen Windsor
Chairs, three falling leaf Tables, two
long Tables, two square Tables, one
Stand Table, one Dutch Oven, one Cup
board, one Kitchen do. two pair Smooth.
ing Irons, two pair Brass Candlesticks,
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one Carpet, two Desks aud Drawers,
one Side Board and Drawers, one Wri-
ting Desk, one cutting Box and Knife,
one large Dripping Pan, one Griddle,
one pair small Scales and Beam.
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JOHN DIXON.
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Comoisseur, the World, Rambler, laltr,
and zdUenturer, the Mirror, Shen-
stones Sketches Of Men and Manners,
the Citizen Of tie WorH, or Letters
from a Chinese Philosopher, and all
tie other Essays Of Doctor Goldsmith.
Together with 6rief Memoirs Of che
Lives efthe Principal AHthors.
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Gorrell, against certain suregships,
will be sold at Public Auction, for cash,
at the Court House Of this county, on
Monday the 27th inst. being the first day
of the Court, to be held in this month,
AWAGGON and FOUR HORSES,
and GEERS, = Negro man named IA
COB, . Mulatto Boy named DAVID,
one Negro Woman named MILLY, one
Negro Girl named LUCY, one ditto ma
med PHILLIS. The sale to begin at
GEORGE HARRIS,
80. X Trustee:
Martinsburg, A. - X. -.
N. B. There viii also be sundry other
articles sold for Cash, at the same time:
Virtue Of 4 Deed Of Trus. exeeu-
ID ted to me, by Michael McKewan,
for the, purpose Of indsnlnifying John
Dixon, John O'Ferrall, William Cor
rcll, Philip MCGOWAN, James Lawson
and Peter Lawson, against certafn sure
tyships, will be sold at Public Auction,
for Cash, on the premises, on the evening
of the same day, about ONE HUN
DRED and TWENTY TWO ACRES
of LAND, the property Of said McKew-
an, adjoining the south side Of Martins
burg, about IS Acres of which is laid
off in LOTS of different sizes, on the
east side of the new road leading from
Mart;nsbur0 To Winchester ;the remain
der Of said Tract Of Land lying on the
West side ofsaid Road, will be sold to-
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suit the purchaser. Said Lots and Land
to be sold by the Acre. Also-Said
Michael Nc Kewansinterest in the House
and Lot, wherein he now lives, in Queen
Street, Martinsburg. - +
MATTHEW RAHSONE,
.--r-- -- Trustee. d,
~ Martin.bu!g, !
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
From the New-Haven Visitof.
Hex. Sept 7.

We are told by our democrats Of sagacious phiz
mighty deal of stuff about national phiianthro
py, national kindness-s, &c. sc. and of the ge-
neFous friendship of Frenchmen ard enmnty of
Britons towards our country. Whether these
discerning creatures who SO easily embrace the
universe in the scope of their conceptions, believe
syllable Of the iargon they utter, is foreign to
the purpose of these remarks. Certain it is,
were it not for the mischiefs their silly notions
have already done, and may yet do, to our natl
onal character, they would be infinitely below
the range of contempt. To talk about the
friendship; the ffatsrnal sympathies of nations,
is most pitablc indeed and as for all the acts or
professions of this sort, such, for example, with
which Frenchnen have beslayered us during their
revolutionary phrenzy, why they are WORTH JUST as
much as SO many acres ofcload. Never WIS sIle5e
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
FROM coWPER's POEMS.
A CARICATURE.
OH c4pi, lie fact.


SOME Getful tempe5s vince at every touch,
You always do oIittlc or too much;
You speak with life, in hopes to entertain,
Your elevated voice goes through the brain
You fall at once into lower key,
That's worse-rhe drone pipe Of humble-bee.
The southern sash admits too strong light,
You rise and drop the curtain nov rs night.
He shakes with cold--you stir the FIRE, and strive
To make blaze-that's roasting him alive.
Serve him with venison, and he chooses hsh;
With soal-that's just the sort he would not wish.
He takes what he at FIRST profess'd 80 loatb,
And in due time feeds heartily on both;
Yet still DER couded with a constant irown,
He does not swallow, but lie guips It down.
You hope to please him, vainon eyr'y plan,
Himself should work that wonder II he call
Alas his efforts double his distress,
He likes your less, little and his own stH,
Thus always teIzlng others always tess'd
His only pleasure ls-to be dispeaS'd.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
NORFOLK. October 4.

We learn BY capt. Mum, from Cape francois
40, > plot was discovered there a few days before
:. departure, which had for its Object the seizure
I'd death of the commander in chief {gen. Ro-
rb.u,beau) and the Preteca. The second in COM
mand, gen. Claussl, and the chief of the staff,
Tbouyenos, together with upwards of 40 others,
nave been put on board frgase in the harbour;
,6e two cooks of the commander in chief and pre-
sra have been hanged. Fort Dauphin was
s,o,mcd and taken on the Sth ult. by the Bril-
gapds. A proclamation has been issued ordering
the immediate imprisonSaens Of the English found
4 the Cape, which was carried into execution
n such as could De toand, and their property
seized.
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tStY0ysd or Stolen.

FROM the common of Alexandria, five or fix
weeks ago, fmsIl red MICH COW, with
narrow horns. She has white freak under bet
throat, and one on her back has very long
rail, with lrtic white on the end OF il. Who.
eyer may have taken up, or obiervcd the fang.
ard will return her 10 the llbicriber in Aiexan.
dria,or give information where Che may be found
lhail be generouay rewarded for their trouble.
RUTH SPEARS.
Gaober 9
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fcrape The fosp fine and difolve i 10 the brsGay,
then add the pot afh and mix it well together,
and keep it clofc in Phial-whcn you apply it,
warm ii in a vsgsl and dip pledges of linz IN II,
and the blood will Immediately CONCEAL upon The
application. 1t operates BY coagnaiiag The blood,
both Comfortable way within the veiieis, as
well as the exTayafated blood, reFFalning at the
fame time the mouths Of the veReis. A few
dreaings of this medicine may be necehary il the
wound is very deep, or when limb is cut off.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
MARYLAND ELECTION.

MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
Montgomery County.
Mr.. Davis, Mr.. Veitch, Mr.. Linthicum
and Mr.. Swearingen.
Prince George County.
R. Bowie, A. Vanhorne, P. Wood, and
E. Il. Calvert.
Cecil County.
Edward II. Veazey, DR.. w. Miller,
Daniel Sheridan, and James Alexander.
Harford County.
John Montgomery, John Forwood, E.
Iiah Davis, and James Lyttle.
Kent (ogqaty.
Messrs. Ireland, AnSier, Hutcheson, and
Thomas.
Szeen Anne County.
Messrs. Thompson, Sadler, Lowry, and
Roberts.
Calpert County.
Mr.. r. Graham, DR.. Cant, w. Holland,
and w. M'Carcaud.
Dorchester County.
Messrs. Goldsborough, Josiah Baily,
Solomon Frazier, and Mathew Keene.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
October 8.
Leonard 7oun Jockey club
R CES.

ON the third Tnefday in October next, Puff.
of forty glineas, will be run for, over handfon,c
courie, at Leonard Town, the four mile heats.
And on Wednefday the following day Purfe Of
twenty guineas, will be run for over the iainr
courfc, the two mile heats agreeable to the roles
of the Leonard Town Jockey Club.
Sept. 8. Iaw7w.
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Hay Market Races.

THE Hay Market Jockey Club will com.
mence on the sd day of Oaober, being the 6tit
Monday in faid month, and will continue thee
days: the hrf day four miles heats, the l.cond
day three mile heats, and the third two milo
heats free for any horc, mare or gelding, agree
ably to the rules of the Fredericksburg Jockey
Club.
w. WASHINGTON.
Sept. 9. Iaw3wt Sec'ry.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
For the 4lexdadr;a Daily Advegtiesr.
To THOMAS JEFFERSON, Picddcn. of the
United States.

j
United States.
SIR,
DURING the laf fitting Of Congress, and
often times Gnce, the public have read and heard
much of your icheme for prefesving vefeis Of war,
now lying in the river Potomac.
I was among thole Of your fellow citizens who
were anxious for the prelervation of lach expcn.
five, though at the prefent moment, u!elefs ma,
chimes for national protection, and endeavopred
to under&and your famous plan OF making Dry
Docks but finding the propoied advantage to be
derived therefrom, to exceed the limits of my
poor capacity, gave up the idea thu Enever
think Of the sa6trefs without lam-nting the neg
iett lhewn them. An obiervatioo, which | have
often heard repeated, at this moment occurring,
cannot reif the temptation of here uGng r.
/" never to condemn the fpecn.ations OF Others
unlcls you can offer fubaituse 2
Though am confcioas that hall be charged
with vanity by fomc of our fellow citizens, and
by Others with temerity, in addreding you on
this very delicate fubjea; YET, Sir, as wary
general will not have too contemplate an opinion
Of his enemy, 10 you, perhaps, may not be pro-
voked to turn aide the page. that may have ufcd
the freedom of addrefIng you. Many wonderful
discoveries have been made, uofought for, and 4
fool may yet difcover the philosophers 9one.
To return then, TO the lubjett Of preferying the
Wooden Walls of America from rumbling 10
pieces, would adopt the plan Of covering the
bottoms with competition which would EcPel
the worm, and prelcrve the plank from decay.
This competition has been already tried in Eu
rope, and no doubt entertained of IFS fully anfwer
ing the end propoled.
Iscouiiits in collecting quantity of n,undiek
and pyrites, containing Gupher, copper Or iron,
zinc and arfenic. With thefe materials com.
mon fulphur kiln is to be charged, and gentle
heat to be applied: part of the fulpher, and tie
zinc and shenic, in the the fste Of oxide, will
rife together into the receiver, in the form OF q
bright yellow fublimate, which continues the
BATS of the new paint. The remainder, conft
ing of iron or copper, with portion of lulpher,
is TO be wafhed in warm water, and the water iet
to cvaporate by the heat of the fun, in tough
upon the kiln: when this liquor is thus bsoaght
to degree of concentration, crytals will be de-
poGted of green and blue vitriol.
As an experiment OF this kind, would be at
tended with, perhaps, the ten thoulanth part OF
the trouble and expsnce of making Dry Docks,
hunbly tender IT TO your confederation.
].
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OCTOBER 3.
The Committee of Health report three
deaths for the "a hours ending this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
They acknowledge, with gratitude, the
receipt of Fifty Dollars from a citizen re-
sident in the vicinity, as donation for the
use of the P2or..
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a,f,. ishoon.r Eatsrprizs, CrowesI = days
'0 Tb. fhip Margaret, and brig George are IN
liver and three Hips in The bay, one tuqpoi-
y. y 20 be The Nancy, capt Hobbs. from Lyning
ton.
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Sept. g.
10 Let.

THE frame Warehoufe on King Rreet. two
doors above Pitt Sneet, now occupied by Am
brcfc Waite. PoGsliion will be given on the z7th
of this month-apply, in the abfence of The
fa5lcribcr, to Col. DsnnlS Ramfey.
R. /. TAYLOR.
Augua IS co
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Che latea from Europe.

On Thursday 29tb ult arrived at Boston, the
brig Calista, Captain Atkins, q days from Ply
mouth, Eng. Captain Atkins brings London
papers to Aug. 81 inclusives The preparations
for the attack of England continued in the ports
Of France and Holland. An English gentleman
returned from France, stated that the gun.boats
were to be completed by the latter end of Octo
Der, and the expedition was to proceed in Novem-
Der. Several persons, suspected of being French
spies, have been arrested in England. Rumours
Of consplracies of Royalis.s in France prevailed.
Ii Is even said that Talleyrand has been suspected
OF designs unfavorable TO the first consul.
Ireland continues tranquil. There had been a
few additional arrests among then. a Mr.. Long,
amerchant OF Dublin.
LONDON, Aag. 90.
The Russian squadron of IL sail of the line,
which lately sailed from Russian ports, will GER
tainly winter in cur harbors. The necessary or
ders for the accommodation have been given.
Sir Home Popham has been appointed to the
Chief command Of secret expedition. Some gun
boats have been ordered to be immedia tely pre-
pared.
August 90.
Our readers could not fail to observe In the
late extracts from the Freach papers, ! kind of
complaint /" thar the correspondence between the
Emperor Russia and The King of Prussia was
Carried on without the medium of their ministers,
oy letters written with their own hand - nor
can our readers have forgotten circumstance thar
made much noise, not long time ago, of some
dispatches having been kept from the knowledge
OF Certain poseptatr, for longer time than any
good reason could be assigned for. Whether the
mach'avelian policy that rendered it unnecessary
LOT the Emperor and the King of Prussia to ma
mage their own correspondence, could be laid TO
our charge or that of France, need not, We think,
oe DOUBTED nor consequently which Of US IS to
DC served by it.
The view We are decidedly inclined 10 take is
'afsheI corroOorased BY private letters received
yesterday iron ST. Petersburg, which sta,e, that
nest Of French spies aud agents, detcaed Is
corrupt practices there, have been seized and sent
into Siberia. 800 a''1 $50
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4 asev and 0aiuable Stybtic,
Which will flop bleeding even of the greatea
blood vefiel:
Take brandy or common fpirifs two ounces,
cattle foap two drachms, Pc: ath one arachm !;
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BY virtue OF a Deed Of Truf,
from Owen Roherts-to the iu5lcriber,
on the third Monday in February next,
il fair, If not, the next fair Gay, will
be expofed TO iale for ready money, on
thepremlies,
One moiety of that LOT of
GROUND, in the Cry of Waning on,
detcribed in the plan OF the ely by the
nualber eighteen, in the fquare number
one hundred and fxty eight fronting
fifty pine feet upon The Pennsylvania ave-
nue., aod extending back one hundred and
leven feet ieven inches (: Upon The pre-
mifs is erected two ftory brick dwell
ing hanfe, and the lot is under mortgage
TO frcure the payment Of fifteen hundred
dollars, fubjea 10 which it will be fold
AIfa, one moiety of that Lot of Ground
10 the f4id city delcribed in the plan be
Number ten, in fqusre number two hun
dred and atty-fx, fronting forty eighs
feet feven inches upon the open ara on The
Penn(yl, ania Avenue, upon which there
i. an unGnifIled frame DgeIi!ng- Houfe.
JAMES KEITH.
January IS. DIS
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R;sinond, Jar. rs, 1893.

Or,
The prefent Elton of the Afembly is
now about 10 clofs. /, therefore, pro-
,esd to give you the outlines of the pro-
eetdings or, at leaf, fuch as moe I'M
Inediatsly aaea the people at large. In
doing this fall frif give you an account
of'he falary of our Public Printer. AS
this IS fnbjecf which has claimed the
attention Of the public, ] fhall give you
particular relation Of that bniinefs -
Whiob is, that Henry Pace, printer 10
10 this place, a few days after We met,
cEered TO the AfIenbIy, TO do The public
Pii0iins for 1900 dollars year, and TO
give good fecurity for the faithful per.
'ofnance of the work. The Afiembly re-
iuisd to read this propoial. A committee
was then appointed TO examine into the
allowance heretofore made TO The Public
fnnter. This comnit;ee reported that
M Davis, the former Public Printer,
hsd iurnifhed them with an Ultimate a.
mounting TO ao46 dels. sc cents, and
'as' MIR. Nicholfon, printer, had fur
,aned iatement amounting 10 Ia1Idol-
''S % cents; that in the opinion of the
committee the Ultimate of Mr.. Davis was
'0.led TO more weight than thar given
y Mr.. Nicholion and that the falary
wine printer ought to continue as here
wore, at the fun of 400 dollars. See.
'eg iuco difference in the climates fur.
'u'lea to the committee, / was led TO
make y, particular enquiry into the bufnefs.
''e ieiult was, thar ! differed decidedly
:" eplnicn from the committee, as to the
weight the two climates were entitled
r. was convinced that of Mr.. N;choI-
~ was made on fair, calculation, and
10 Il was very ample Compensation for
EQUITIES Of Public Printer. was con.
'S' IN this opinion, by difcoves;ng
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Cf h5e committee t. Tc6om z1as fefe'7'fa az
tie 18th ultfmo, fbe memorial u /undy
mbobitams effbe toqvn Of Wilmington,
in The fate ef North Carolina,
REPORT.
That the fyfem Of policy aated 10 the
fsid memorial TO exit, and to be now pur-
fucd. in the French colonial governments,
in the Welt Indies, is fraught with dap
per to the peace and fafesy of the United
States; thar the fact hated to have occur
red in the psolecution of that iyifem Of
p,licy. demands the prompt Interference
Of the government of the United States,
as we'll Legislative as executive.
The committee, therefore, recommend
that the faid memorial be referred TO the
fecretary Of fate, to be laid before the
prsGdent and in purluance Of the autho-
rity granted to them, herewith report q
bill which is luhmitted.
THE FOLLOWING
Is The m<ms,;ai Of tbe sadeg6gusd fnbaJi
tauts oftbe tozvu If Nilmiugtoa, IN lie
fate sfNortb Ca,olna, and sf sbr ii
einiy tbsrs:t,
RsgeafalJ Sbeqpab,
That it doth appear to have become the
policy of the governments eRabllfhed by
the French over leyeral of their iaands in
the eitlndies, to expcl ,herefrom all ne
qroes and mulattoes, TO whom elnancipati-
On fha}l be accorded. That 10 the profecuti-
on OF this fyiem, the executive authorities
in faid iRands, (of Guadalupe particular
w have fhcwn a determination, by force
or by fraud, to have tllcie people intro
duced into the United States. That in
faa tie danger TO be aPprehended from
afording an afylum tofach perfons, has
operated 70 powerfully on the European
powers holding Islands in the Wei Indies,
or Embellishments on this continent, as TO
produce az abtolute and eftttaal prohibit
ton from landing them on any part of their
reflective territories. That, therefore,
the United States having become lie der
nier reiort for enabling the French coloni-
al governments to clear The iilsads of a
fpecies Of population toe obnoxious TO be
tolerated there is r.afon to dread, tun-
| lefs the moa prompt ard decihye meafures
are adopted TO counteraa ard Fepel tie
| ieiigus Ct thafe govetnm .n,s) that 4 e
peace ADD fafery Of the foaihsrn Gates
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ii Oft for their Cue compliance

..eo,..a Of it for their Cue compliance
Of ''e'aoed, CaRIos DE GsaNDpREF.
s'aSn Rouge, Dscembsr a.. iSoa. !.
D.. foregoing is sranaa'ioo from the
III. si5rtttd TO me by his loFcihIP
s q ~ 'ie G-an.ree, colonel OF the foyai
t'' ~ and governor of Baton Rogue.
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Cyrdie Of The 4'h diittitt.
p,,oo Rouge, Dec. II, 1902.