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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-15

Exiraa Gom Rar6adots Papers, refffp,4 =
Cqbtais Snail If the DaSs6or0ag5, aS,'ef4
at Nayfslk.
BRIpcE-TowN, August, 80.
The following article from Domiafo Joa,aaf'
of the 20,h inst. bespeaks a spirit OF l'eerty ~
modern ~warefare, which although on the part q
an Epgliih Governor Is highly Characteristic Nc
did not expect 10 End ~ the bfealf Of RePuoa-
can General.
Fan de Fruaee, l5t5 T55smidsy, iih ,ra,, 80
Aug4a, 1905.
Admiral Villare: joyeuse, Captain 0snerai OK
Martinique and its dependencies accepts the pro-
po.ais made TO him BY letter Of ibis Exfeiiency
Ggnegal Pv:vo7f Governor and Cominsnce' ~
Chief of the island of ST. Domingo for has BIZ
taDic Majesty, dated the lst of August, ana sak-
ing into consideration, and wishing to lessen as
much as possible TIE III consequences that may
happen TO individuals during the present war, It
is agreed by and between the parties, sshat al
ctuizers and vessels bearing commissions or letters
of 1nafque, are forbid 20 make any partial landings
upon the coasts, bays or towns, either OF tie
islands Of Martinique or Dominica, upon pain
Of ~forfeitins the amount of the bonds given
* entered into upon obtaining such COMMISSIONS
and further, that resolutions fhall be made OF al
and every slave or slaves, or other elects, thar
may be taken of in consequence Of zach land
ing.
fSignedl V%lLLARET.
PREyosT
September 8.
His Majesty's land and sea forces, under
Lieut.. Gen. GrnisId and Commodore Hood,
have again been put into motion, and sailed from
Carlisle Bay On Thursday last, on an expedition
against the Dutch colonies TO the Southwark
1t. General Grinfeld Commands in chef; Il.
Col. Nicholson (of the Royals is Cd 1t. Col.
Shipuby command the Engineers. and captain
Shildrick the Artillery. The army is compcsei
of choice troops, and sufficiently strong for the
entperprize they are engaged upon; the naval force
is equally powerful ard well appointed the most
ample and extended conquest must therefore be
expected TO result from their united Efforts, WHICH
have already added lustre to the British lame in
the West Indies.
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M BACON.
CT u R S.
BRIDcE-JowN. August, 80.

IN a%cicnce 70 various and complicated as the
prefsnt fyfem Of the Law, nothing which tends
to facilitate the Pfogrefs Of the Gudcnt can be
deemed uielefs. It is with this view that the
fubicribcr ~propofes to deliver, tie cnfuing winter,
tand if (uitable encouragement offers, annually
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.


I'd AN AWAY on Saturday, the 9Th of this
E month, bright Mnlatto Mn, Named
STEPHEN about a8 or 80 years of age: he
is about feet or 8 inches high pleafaut couu-
senance, fpeaks rather flow, but very active aud
mandy at any work; he ferved an apprenticeship
to weaver, is good workman at that buff
ncls, and remarkable good hans in brick
yard in fhort, he is inaart at any thing he is
et about; he is very fond of fpirits Of any kind.
cannot dcfcribe his drefs. He never ran away
before, 70 | expect he has been inticed off BY
iomc artful villain; if it be the cafe, and The
man can be apprehended, will give 50 Dollars
on his conviction Of the theft
ROBERT BOGGES5.
N. B. ! forewarn all pcrfons from harboring
faid fellow at their peril, as in that cafe they
may expect TO be proiecuted.
Fairtax County, March II.
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Motace.

All perfons having claims a.
gainit the efate of lillian TnPlett, Of
Round, Hill, deceafed, are reqneaed to
bring them forward for adjufment and
payment and all thofe indebted 10 the
eaate, are respectfully called upon to make
immediate payment to the Executors-it
being their anxious with to clofe all the
accounts, and iettle with the legatees as
ioon as poflible.
CHARLES LITTLE, I r,.
GEO. TRIPLETT, - ~
March L. d
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tyubllf uenUue.
Or TUESDAY,,

uros,eisek, suH be sold al tie genass
Store,
Rnm in hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy 10 pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whi&ey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
Mould and dip'd Candles
Rai6ns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS 0,
A variety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Keteymeres, Dufhls,
Plains and Kerleys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and Rdltlss
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Iriih Linens, Siieha do.
Platillas,
O[naburgs and Ticklenbusgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bsudanns Handkerchiets,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candlefficks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELlER.
March a,.
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pNCIE}o.z Id
For Fulfilling BY Sutleriptien,
MODERN GEOGRAPHY.
A DESCRIPTION
EMPIRES, KINGDOMS, STATES, AND
COLONIES,
WITH THE
OCEANS, SEAS, AND ISLES,
IN Hi P.3RIS or The WORLD;
lnclud,ng she mof recent diicoveries and
political alterai ons, digeaed On
new plan.
BY John PINKERT TON.
The ASTRONOMICAL INIRO-
DUG7ION
BY THE REV. 5. vlNcE, A. M. F. r. S.
And plnrnan protector OF astronomy, and
experimental ph.loio7hy, in the
Uniqerlty of Canbridges
WITH NUMEROUS MAPS,
Drawn und.r the direction, and with the
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and engraved by The bef artiitS.
CONDITIONS.
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TO BE SOLD,
On Saturday the 2otb inf. afpa5ln f4le,
on the prem5/es,

dining the New Bridge, at Welt End.
This lot is rented on ground rent for SO
dollars per annum, and there arc teyeral
,ack rents due thereon, which the pur-
!!aler lhall be entitled TO. The fale will
commence at II O'Clock. The terms rea-
3y Cath, or negotiable notes on the Pauk
Of Alexandria (approyed) AZ 80 days.
JOHN WEST.
March I'd. q
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William Hawthorne
HAS FOR SALE,
Forty barrels new Beef,
Five bis. Pork,
Fifty bis. Tar,
Fine and coade Salt,
Fira qnalisy Sugar in hid. and bis.
Phlla. loaf and Temp Sugar in do.
Five pipes old Iibon Wine,
One pipe Madeira, four years old,
Penn(yIyania and SwediM Bar Iron,
One pair Bur MAI Stones, 5 feet dia-
meter,
One pair Cologne do. about 5 feet.
Aua n. hi, NH,
Shorts and Bran,
Indian Meal,
Rye Meal,
Seed Oats,
Platter Of Paris by the bufhel.
sd Mo. 10.
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TonlMoH gwen llH!l'1o .dleIy,
A large Brick Warehoufe adj
Joining r. Newton and Co. ard COM
portable Dwelling iIoufe, on Prince arect.
For particulars enquire Of
RICKETTS,, NEWTON * Co.:
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morrow.
BALTIMORE, March s.

Arrived LAT night, POrig oily and N,a.
cy, Brown, IS days from Aux-Caycs,--
Sailed from Aux Cages, 18th Feb. iucoa.
pany with brig Henry, Davis, of Bali
more, for Kinglton, who had touch:
there to try the market. Left brig Ply.
mouth, Bradihaw, ofSalem, brig Betfy,
Fitch, of Baltimore, after 40 days paaag:
f-hooners Peggy aad Sukey, Wallace d
Philadelphia Meaenger, Burrows, dol
Faaor, Chal., New York Eliza, Splt,
ing, Norfolk, vefel and cargo condsnna
for trading with the blacks.
February 4, Capt THEREON, beaiag
N. by w. dilfant 8 leagues, poke ich'l
Franklin, Butts, from Alexandria, bovd
to Kingaon, out 5 weeks. 5sa Cape. IL
bcroon bearing e. faw three large mp
OF war, bearing off to windward, iupp0la
they were bound TO Aux Cayss. Man
1T, Lar. 81, T, long. 73,I.z ipoSe nP
Matilda, from Philadelphia, TO Aoiigor
on: days. ID faw two Briggs and aia'
ahore, y miles north of pe-Hatfe'hi
one Of the briggs hoilted dgnals at o0 INK 1a
matt. heads, aod TIE fch'r her jlb. b'''.
ing hard, capt. B. could afford them y
afifance they appeared not TO nave O''
Ia that fituation long. T.,
No reinforcenents had arrived there ~
France. The Blacks had grown very iO.'n A..
bic, and were ST one time IN po.telloa o. o. ~
Aueana, but for,ie was made agali,lltt '.s. .:5p
they were obliged to fly with lois Inc s rl al
ers were either hung or tied oacH - we ofd
thrown into the fea- No builnelS om I.T5
eonlequ=nce. Flour da'l at eight d0"A'
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dari1s tie rs1<f', il his dctsr<,lta :.
f,on,droagk,J forward his re(31n,;.sg: M
bave alre0dy been pa5iiged, a.. a'' : a5is
bnfe on t5em commenced in H.. :" d.
Tim it zoas and net nh tbex. ,@So.
misjfeyialWs Jsayal sftbe fe,5. sa' d, d.
TIL; mauly and literal eesdu7:1 m u. P'S''S
due an fbe teople Of The Un;,s5S @ :. Pr.
AMI f5.ff to The 19saevay1 ~ so,, 'l'i
ant d,sading The fsavie7ioa qvb;;@ aa'r
necl0a,ily j1A070 from The eliza, ~. "p
axfzvryable axgume1ts ef Mr.. p. r4 "
ot5<' Jsafyal Members, tben IL qvo ~ :. 81
Their rslsIatises qcere izfyodae<d, a, h lgs'
mics, nj bo0izs IL 4,ifzv m,rsl, n 9n:M
lire iht babAe mind. If t5el.,m,sr@ A
eccye d:-44fca b, polly, qvby ey,,. 9 q
mt Mt,o@aeea earlier ia TIE ScM,, :, "g ,
The me4la'es na'opleA, are asls,u;., =
praJf, lareJ th9f pub9slby Mr.. 81
are f@lmoye II, IS tbe, tspdtd 10. TN y
fda2try in me,e tomtlete fate of., ~
rafion. There is evry reaJ5n 10 b 1l"
that M me4/ares aOoald have bseso J,.
ed, had il MT tern far Tie vlslut;,Ir. , :.
Mr.. Reh. Tie Jede,alfs haze J,,,,'.
eg/sa Of 7va1tiag p'gfer eonfatacs IN i,
Exeezf'Oe. Calamny il/rJf nua a,qy !,
lzf1r<a, s6rn thy o6isrfa 10 tla, d,
us5els rc(oarfes Of the esaasy in Mk s,b
to be NED at bis dl/erefiox.
On, hmils qOiH MT permit rs /, s.,G.
tkjs tufe,sfjng @tjeR any J2rlhsr a, ty.
/eaf. NE mza Me7vJe deelne .ntr,,
mt0 Everai otbrr toprts attbn1inc, bin,
prsDsd qOif5 otbsy important mstisr,
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CHARLESTON. Feb. %, :
.IETTER TO THE EDllOh"

CQmlsn, I6fb ff6r"Ary' ,:: sS
About ten days ago wehad N.Y. s,of j
in the river here, which was over r,;i,r
our low grounds; it fu5ilded I'll ~; "a %
lsl. at which time il begun 70 la ','r 3
has ra;ned ever Gnce Until ye's Al.
veniug, when il ies in 70 in0a Wv ID
continued all night ; thesinow nv NV 6,s
eighteen inches deep all ?, !, Over ssa,,ng ~
ana commons, and-is hill inonA S1 tblt
fat. This is the gteatelt n "pee D.
has ever been iecn here by the Wv: o ISL
l Of this place. The :c llss anJi>
{, up again very high and Iln y uIh,
dicases fwecpiag freib, wfi N.as upjb
doubt do grea, damage on o'" s 70 dde
the planters get notice IN ''"' !.
their cattle oat &c. ~-
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NEW YORK, March

The fhip Richmond, captain Rudd ~
Hamburger lin which Mr.. MoEs,s, ,y
Envoy Extraordinary to the French ari
Spaniih governments, takes his psG,s
for Havre) is cleared out, and will hla
morrow.
Captain Brooks, Of ths big Sally, il.
forms u., that he failed from Havsnnsiis
company with French trigate, having ,os
blood bouads on board for Cape. Francois;
and that a prefett had arrived there from
France, and had failed for Nea, Otls,a
to take immediate poGcaion.
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Cath given for rags
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-08
ssIsasu roctrr,


ST.fTG OK EUROPE IN 1903.
To nations az preient all Europe command,
One governs the fea, and the other the land -
This ipesds lis domain from tn: north to the fcuth,
And lives like thief from the hand TO the mouth
While the other, like hess. with well boarded fore,
lie the eaa and wet ranges, to gather all more.
In France moa are beygarS, marauders or robbers;
IN Enghad-drrttors. Contractors, flock jobhers,
lheie nations, sea, in tkeir Pr de andth5r glory
Now talk oftheir gres,nefs but tel new lo-y;
Ones anxious FOR under, bur fears Ct knocks,
Tother fears 70 make WARRIOR fear Of the Aocks;
No matter If thoufands fent 70 their gr4ves,
Where Confal commands whole nation Of Caves I;
But in England the valEe Of lives is computed,
By anruiiies granted, 'ransfsrr'd, or commutrd
Our and price with Re Rocks rife and fall,
It's OLfNIUA1 determines the Fate OF Us ali.
Then how vain about glory all pother or fats,
SINCE CoEsuLs govern them and Cosso l. gove-a Is.
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VIEWS OF THE FRENCH.
Extrad from memorial preien,ed 10 lheChisf Conlu
Of France, By TaAeyr4nd. on the I3lh F.inaife
year Xl (Dec.4 I, 1897
tCcpidfo tbs Lsnstn SIS, My 3oi6

TALLEvRAND begins by telling the
Firf Conlul, that the prefent memorial
is merely copy Of one prefented TO the
-miniters Of Louis XIV. after the peace Of
Aix-ia- ChapeIle, TO diffuade them from
that fatal and dihonorable war to France
which ended in'i762.- He Jays, !" by the
ignorance of the minilers, the brides of
Aullria, the intrigues Of Bernis, the in
auence Of Pompadour, and the weaknels
of Louis XIV thofe ftrong reafons for
peace were not lifened to the COME
quence. is known, but it is not known
that this impolitic war alone prevented the
total ruin of England during the follow
ing or American war, and preierved that
country from being what, if We are Pru
dent, it j00n0r or later riaf be, an isval4-
abe aaval and military .est'0n Of ir4Hss,
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fat or lean, ard whether with a large fleece
on or ihorn. The expehce and trouble
is too fmall 70 be mentioned, when com
pared to the profit, advantage and huma,
nifty Of the action. Thus. TO ameliofate
the condition Of the f1eep in America will
increaic their numbers, and the fnenels
and quantity Of wool, and thereby enable
the inhabitants to fuppiy their wants with
out the help Of Europe
ConGdeling the advantageous COM
merce now going on between Aslerioa
and Europe, and feeling how ealy il is for
America to better her condition by taking
proper care Gifts aocks Of iheep and their
wool, | have perfuaded nyielf 70 believe
that this communication will merit and
iecure the attention of all Americans Be-
tween Panama and Greenland.
RECEIPT.
Ths mode OF making the uu6tron den-oy Ticks on
Sheep, viz
Take one gallon of tar, put It into an
iron kettle, over flow fire, until render
ed liquid !; then having eight pounds Of
lalt butter liquidated in another kettle,
pour it gently into the tar-kettle,. hirring
tlrem well together, leaving the fall Of the
butter at the bottom, then increqCe the
fire, and make the tar and butter boil to-
gether, flirting them all the time altar
boiling, pour 1t into any din to cool
The neXt morning the undion will be Of
a proper inipiAation, and fit for ule. .ht,
I NIB. The next day after waihing the
iI,tep, they are lheared, and no ticks viii
appear until the WOOL becomes. long in
October, and incommoded by fummer
damp5 and i'll health which. are removed
| by new l2uving.
One obfervation more feems pecehary
relPe6ting the marine and Nitrous fats,
which are abundant in Spain and England,
when compared with the lakes and interior
parts Of America, sheep and cattle in
Spain and England will not lick Ialt,. be-
cauge the air which they breathe fupplies
| them with all necel1ary fats; bet it is ex-
a6tly the contrary at the lakes, and in the
interior part Of America; therefore fhcp-
herds mutt fupply their Geep weekly with
marine falt, or they will lofe their teeth,
appetite and wool. consequently their
health and lives.
To ameliorate your fleep and wool in
America, this article mue be itriGly at
tended to. ~ @
r abe Editor, Of Ns@5qtsr' ia Neuyrt.
hope you will have the goodnels 10
give this letter place in your extenfve
papers, and delire all others in the United
States 70 printit in their papers, that every
ihePherd and planter may reap the benefits
pointed out, which 10 me appear OF no
little utility 10 the citizens Of America.
many ofwhom may yet be as ignorant OF
this PuiGant cure of ticks on iheep, as /
myielf formerly was.
Should it do any good to my native
country, lhalI be amply paid, and remain
with gratitude TO you and all coadjuJors.
Your, and their very humble lervant,
SAMUEL PETERS.
L0sdSa, H5rH IS, 1893.
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keepers Of SHEEP il the Usass STATE, # .Sp..,is..
Gxyr1EMsn
formerly lived anon n you and ke pt
fheep I; but never could keep them clean
ofticks, enemies Of lie comfort and health
Of (heeP, and alto detroyers Of wool and
us growth.
Mott certainly This Inconvenience rered
in my ignorance Of the eaicacious method
uied in Europe to prevent or dctroy thclc
malicious inie6ts which are pesnicious and
mortal 10 lheep.
It's evident mat tbs climates, food and
waters Of America are as falubriou; To
.fIeep and their wool, as the climates, food
and Watets Of Spain, France, England, or
any part Of Europe yet your lheeP in
| America are not 70 Urge andheal,hy, and
their wool IS not 70 long and fine in
Spain, France and England. This differ
encc is artificial, and BY no means natural:
as | will endeavor to prove, by the wifi
dom, experience and care Of lhepherds in
Europe.
/. The G,>2herds Of France and Eng
Iand, take fpeciaI care to give their fheep
plenty Of food, both in winter and fun
mer, that they may never be Aruck with
poverty.
I. Theypre2cnt their fhcep takingcoids
which top the mucous matter hayering
through the noarils, and brings on The
poke, mortal direafs) by a fhelter that
keeps Of he NOV and rain during the
feverity of winter, and leaving The lides
and ends Of the l1elter open to the Winds,
neceilary to moderate the heat natural &c
iheep, which reiiitS ait cold winds but
cannot endure humidity, !.
!. They at all times keep their rhecp
clean Of ticks, who are generated by pow
erty, dirt, colds, damps and i'll health,
nave faid, poverty is kept of by a
plenty Of food dirt and colds are kept
of BY a circulating air, under a cover
which ihelterS them from fnow and rains
in winter-and they keep them clean Of
ticks By means Of an Ointment (Which /
fhali deicribe) they rub on in Odober
annually in the following manner, and for
this reaion the lhePherdS call Oaober, the
tauUiHg morf5.
To faIve Gleep-the nlePherd parts
the wool with his fingers on the backbone
fran the head to the end Of the tail, then
with two fingers rubs the unaion plenti-
tully on the Kin or hefh 70 that the
ointment may (Pread by heat of the body
two OF three inches down each fde from
the ridge bone.
/ The fhepherd then parts the wool as
before, two or three inches from the ridge
bone, and rubs the junction as before in
fuch abundance, as it will fpread two or
three inches downwards, then continues
the fame method ali round the iheeP.-
The lhepherd will falve fcore Of fheeP in
one day and the JUNCTION viii kill and
deilroy all ticks, cure and prevent thelcao,
fcften and fuppie the ikin, promote The
growth and increafe the quantity OF wool.
The fheep being freed of ticks will be
quiet, comfortable and healthy, whether
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AEEItutta
a LErTER

ro the Rev Or PErEks OF Lo7taa to he owners anc
keepers Of SHEEP il the UaieS State, Y 11rsriss.
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roR S a l. E,

v~YaHE LOT with the HOUSE thereon a
I cthe fcurh-eait corner Of Cameron aaa
earec Streets hate the Property Of 1hrma
4; .haris. --Aii2. f-vefai vacant LOTS adj ll<
IT, thereto en- AlErei Street, betwee. Canae.,i
snd Kiax Streets The Hsuie ispieaiartly fltu
-a.ed ard II. good ordtf for the Acc ,uraosafi,,
al a famliy.-.-If NJ Told bel re the 1t Of No
srnsber, II will taen be rested.
.NILAIAM. CRhfFI
Spt ~ lwtG
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For SALE, or RENT,

Tf5E STOR s I have. occu
spifd for fometins Fast, htussed on Prince
Greet, oppoGte Col. Fiooe' s. There il On
3 find I'M town more eligible or better cal
culated for carrying on an extenhve wet
& or dry Good Rnfnefs. Che Cellar per-.
fecf!y dry, with door a, each end, wiii
hold one thoufspd barrels Of Fiour.
Twenty fvehundred barrels may be Cow
: ed 0pcn the Prsmiies without any neon
veniefce to the occupant. For terms sP-
WILLIAM CXLEY.
Decenbeg = 60
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rl'er in tie commons OF abont sir 49,.
Bath, or Warm Springs.
Two well flua,ed !ois, on one &C !,
afl.-ll building lafgv enough to Accom-
rnodafc one iariiY.
The terms ifsle will be made kn,,
~ application TO either Of tie fusr;I|
4ers.
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PrsUate Boarding.

The fubfcriber will accommo-
date s o,6 gentlemen as BOARDERs,
on moderate terms, either by the week,
.m.nsh or year.
FRANCIS CRACRCFT.
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