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B4JTIMORF Anr:r q

Reports are in circulation, that the town of
Sc. Domingo has been taken by the Blacks--S
that 10000 French have landed in Scotland.
We have not yet been able to trace them.
(Fed. Caz.
BY captain Edwards, we learn, that 2 diyi-
fIon Of the Haytian army had fucceeded in ts-
king Pof an Plate, and the town of 81. taco
after moa dreadful and defpera'e rcinance
from the whites all Of which, rren, women g.
children, qveye bm 10 tie .Ecord. The II.
ans loft one Of their generals and about 1900
men, H.
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CHARLESTON. Anril ;

Capt. Garman, from Malaga, off the Wei
tern Hands. was boarded by the Britih prva-
teer hip Wefmoreland, capt. Goodall, S days
out. He informed capt. Garman that WAR had
been declared between England and Portugal.
He a,io informed, that he had few days be-
fore towed into the Weftern Hands, the l1iD
Rang States, having been out so days.
Times.
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BALTIMORE, April

A letter dated Maritilles, 10th JANUARY, to
mercantile houie of this city, f,ys-ycterday
jailed from Tou!on, fquadron competed Of
eleven fail of the lire, and nine frigates. It's
dzitination is unknown, but it is fuppored they
will pats the ftraights. 5000 troops are embar
ked on board faid iquatron american.
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Capt. Clarke arrived at CharleHon lef, Bordeaux.
February lit-iays, that French feet of II fhps
OF the line, having on board 1000 troops had effected
their eicape from the harbour of Tonon, about the
39th OF january. 1t was conjecur.d that their deni-
nation was either the Ear Indies or the Brazils ibid
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Curoptan Jntfiiigents.
NETWORK, April 8.

Captain Cuyther, Of the hip Samuel Jackron, in
forms that at his departure from Cadiz the port
was blockaded by three fail Of the line, frigae,
brig, aud cutter, who detained all veiIes coming out
with any other cargo than balIaf, excepting fuch as
ere lying there previous the blockade. Flour a.
Cadiz ~ dollars per barrel I1sye. AdS.
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&Pata1 nnif8.
NORFOLK, April 10.

THE BRITISH WEST,-XNDL.4 SOUADPON
Although coniRing of a great number of vcGe,s.
poileied but very little real rength at the time of
the arrival of Min1is; indeed fcarcey more than
iuitlcent to cope with him, if united in one feet, as
may be feen by the following detail
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In laff we mentioned the capture of the fhip
Eliza Of this port Since then we have heard rorne
further particulars, which excite very comfortable A.
iarm for the ialcty Of commerce paing near the
inand of Cuba.
Captain Evans was reaF three weeks, with his crew,
upon the lie Of Pines, on which there are but two
inhabitants; during hsttme eyfubfRed upon roots /;
and at length got to Cuba on a raft contributed by
themfeves.
On his arrival at Havana he applied TO tho Ame-
rican Coniul, who informed him that there WI, no
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-31
Proceedings Of Congress
Taken for the 6 ALEXANDRIA DAILY
ADvERTIsER."
NINTH CONGRESS,
y sos, OF TIE
UNITED STATES az AMERICA. :
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, December SO.

Petition of George Turner of Ohio pre-.
sented, stating that he had formerly receiv-
ed a grant of land, from the chiefs Of the
Illinois tribes of Indians, and which is in.
eluded in the tract sold By them to the u,
States, and praying compensation.
Referred TO the committee Of public
lands.
Mr.. Gregg, presented the petition of
Edward Fitzpatrick. late marine on board
the y. S. frigate Philadelphia, under lieut..
Osborne, stating, that from usage the cruel
he received 10 slavery, from. the Algerines,
and the repeated severe beatinga and bruis-
es he received from them, he is incapable
of getting his living by labor, and PRAYING
relief.
Referred to the committee of claims.
Mr.. j. {. Smith from the committee
OF claims, made report on the petition Of
William Breck, jun. respecting the bring
ing to the United States the mntineers on
'board:she Ulysses, BY order of an Ameri-
can consul.
The report being in favor of the petit
oner, 1t was referred to committee Of the
whole tomorrow.
Mr.. Gregg, from the committee of pub.
lie lands, reported bill tor extending the
power of the surveyor general of Louisi-
ana, to ALL the lands therein, and to APP
point deputies, chain carriers, &c.
Mr.. Van Cortland, presented the peti.
tionnot sundry inhabitants of Ohio, and in
the lndianna territory, who are ueable to
make payment for the land by them pur-
chased Of the United States, and praying
further time.
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Inconvenience y, poitponiag debt than In pay
ingit; and the advantages Of xip;ss 4vs,d, aud
parting NTH nancy are all on he iide Of the for.
mer.
To cxemplify thefe rules, Mr.. Editor. permit
me to fate cafe. q. Y. owes me bill. /
iend it in, we ihall fnppofc, the lft Of July
Now mark the executes in7fucceaion!
B July i. so! this is Mr.. Merccr.s bill;
call again any day next week. =
Iuly g. $ NOT at home s' When will he be
at home Amy tine to morrow"
July 10. !" Has a gentleman with HAT
Waits an hour, sob! alb this is rhe Bill, ave..
hum Look in on Monday
Monday. NOT at home, gone to the PoR-
eAise."
Thusfaay. Leave the bill, and I'll look it
over
40. "'Ihcre fccms to be mitfake in the bill,
never had this article take it back to your
matter, and tell him TO examine his books
"A. g Iuit gone OUT
ae. 81 am buiy now tell your matter I'll
call on him as so up town."
Anguf I6. g Blels me! quite forgor to
call. This bill 10 not afcharged bring me re-
ceipt any time to morrow or next day"
II. .Gone to Yarmouth, and won. be home
ill next month";
September II. What did | not pay that
bill before went out of town.? Are you going
farther 20 eyes" Very we'll, call a. you
come back, and I'll fertile r.'' Calls, and he Is
gone TO dinner at BloheId.
rs. e Plague Of this bill! I don't believe
have 10 much cafh in the houie. Can you give
me change for rel. note ~ "No." "l'hen
call IN as you pats 10 morrow"
,g. Z" Not a, home
2s. ".4Syoiat a. 9syl Sc Damme, what does
yeurmaRer mean' Tell him I'll call upon him,
and know what he means by (uch a meHage
October Il. What! no dlcouns ?' IS Sir,
it has been due thefe two years. 'sTherc's
your money then" "Thefe guineas are lighr.'s
!" Then you mua cali again / have 70 ioole
cath in the houfe.''
And here ends the payment Of OIL. Ids. Sd.
with three of the guineas light.
Bur thefc are only fample, after all, Of the
many executes mutt receive; and the moft nor
sifying part Of the bufinefs is, that iuch debtors
are really thole who can pay, but by yarieus de-
lays obtain the uie of the money, and in iomc
cafes tire out the patience of the creditor. ImuA
fay, indeed, that they are remarkably eiprl. They
give me the pre,tiea words. They lcnd their
compliments and their kindef love to Mis-. A1el-
Ger and the dear little ones"-but, plague on
them! they WON'T fend the money. Z
As my fellow lhop. keepers labor nnder the
fame hstdlhips 10 rhefe refpe6fs as myfelf, hope
you will not refufc this humble itatement of our
cafe; and if il produces the payment Of any one
bill which am now hunting after, you will me,
rir the hearty thanks of Mr.. Editor,
Your conifant reader,
TOBIN MERCER.
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LITERARY NOTICE.

~, ~ .6r United Sfutes s Norf6 Ausrfea'
s.N. s,;,, Of kttsfs, ssrittex, Jrsm The year
ne ss intention of the author, IS neither 10 re-
.,an,oa himlelf TO public notice, nor TO obtain
s.naoeration, from the publication OF this work.
-. onlv obsef is, by paying refpea to truth, to
az eorrsa idea to all perions in the world,
90 80 nav contemplate cmgrstiDg 10 America, OF
=. ,.onrccs. Advantages, and fate of things they
..;ll fol, 90 their arrival in that Country, re
rl,;os from the contribution and tie laws OF each
c,,,. ths attributes of the lands and the CHI.
n,,s. III. commerce, mechanic aria and conmon
I,ho,: the mode of living, manssts aud habits
af,b, di&srent elagss of people in general.
rooiidering, thar an emigrant unqualified for
,b couuty offers no advantages to It's inhabitants
h. removing among them; bur, onthe contrary,
h.ron., generally, troubiefome. Admitting al.
q Shst from ! diyerlity of tafe and opinion in
M, that country will be agreeable TO one. who
s;Ii ,up.ar quite the reverle to another; it ise.
1 r;aspt that's provided the above work exhibits
SifhtuJ tsbIeun Of the United States, it cannot
al being generally uiefnl 10 the Americans and
tbs Europeans; and it is its ulefulinefs, that
prevails on the author TO publih it, in concur
rene. with the wines Of his friends.
In order not 70 claim to himfelf the executive
merit Of work Of fnch public advantage. the au-
\ thor invites all pcrfons who have the power and
inclination to add to the Rock of materials he has
been collecting thelc twelve years, for improving
his Tableun, TO tranfmis to him any remarks. a
n.eaotes and oblsrvatons, either Hiaorical, Phi,
|lslophical, Neral or Political, they may think
of nature to increaie its utility; any fach com.
municaton, tending to fdppors and rsiie the cha
ra9er Of the unirsd States, and their inhabitants
will be particularly agreeable 20 che author.
And il mua be uadcraood, that no detail of cir
sumGances, nor recital Of anecdotes alluding, in
any degree, to the conduct of any private or
public character, can obtain admifion, unlefs ex.
raaed from aathsntic documents, or fupported
by sfidayits of psrfons of objectionable We
facisy.
Nd party .fpirit fhall influence the author, nor
prejudice bias bis judgment: he eaeens indiyi.
&luals more from shsjr views. than from their
Sneslues, Ence all men can meat, we'll, bur can.
not alwaysdo righs--f,ra, bamauss sa. s
sT All letters and Packages, forwarded ac-
8rording to the above inyitatisn, ought to be di
fsaed lps&ase freel TO S. LUGET, New York.
ssAc Is agent for the anthor.)
81 - The printers throughout the U. States,
wis have the pubic good at heart, are requeted.
NO Publih the above.
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Ritter yellow, Is 8, cents ,ss,..
c caSG.ls (whiss) the box 8 d0ls'
Lard, Is cents. ao,..
R IDu,l meal, 10 8 dolls
y. Dls - chairs square back, 2s to 50 dols.
W y mo-, Nankeen, / 1.s dolls. per peice.
Yslio" 10 10 / IL to 1-3 do.
Wsiss !. 9. S.4to 8 Ia do.
2 Dlu II and Scantling. 80 dolls.
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COPAL vARNlsH.

improved method Of making il, by MIR. Dem.
|nsnie, Dutch artif.
Put ressihed alcohol into elafs yeffei. fuf.
pend at csftaia diaance above niece es coral
lana place the Whole in abalncun narioc when.
Inc alcohol Is iuisticntIy heated TO raf. thc gas,
|, souchesiths cOpal and difFolves faalI portions
Es's' which drop into the LIQUOR continue the
spetaaon until tie alcohol is latarasca, then Ter
Eae 'iqusr cool decans it, and 700 will have a
ps'1so olrsion Without mixture Of any FOREIGN
matter. csae5!maSeys warmth nav BE- n,r,,a,ea
~ Toe iaua manner sith Gil Of tnrpgnt ,t,s. bv
Euoaissating the eaence in place Of alcohol.
From the (Lonaoa SPORTING Magazf;ne.
HCW To MIKE EXCUSES.
WY Mould Exeuie be born, or eer be got
Mr. Editor, '04NspS4e'
on : snow no talent in the application Of which
ssnsemcn more excel, than in that of exra5.
Az; sno when | tell you that lam tradefman,
ifom the nature of my bufneis, TO give
Il .u',' hope you will not doubt that exneri
~ ~ nas qualified me to fpeak upon this fubiea.
zaa - 70 peak fcelingiy.
-, .ueie arc only two kinds Of debtors: tbofe
TN ~ saaa'f pay, aud thofe who will not paw.
~, 1s nm nave executes ready made; the latter are
SO ..r 70 "ase excales. The fra may be jsme.
~ I.' eiInoneR the latter are never sr, honea.
,,a. - nm dsaroy hope at one blow the latter
II. rs sorments till it expires from weaknrfs
Ion ~ aia IS an seate dqemttr, tina. kills N few
|,hsn > .he latter is eb,suie siqemb<y. worle
|bls ' t usatn. In word Gr, isa5ili, is tolera.
\, panea, u'. roe, cannot cure II; nnsviYiususss
IIr f. s oeeaufe Icanno, ihorssn it.
prae;c. a ,b t1esl.i, according to the common
n p. me following rules ar. obfervea:
|'spsatsd =, pofibic. ASH Os As ieiaom
't as pclibIe. &c IS various and SlasG.
|sisxcri.' ;, way Of alsximevery kind and degree
- &c 'slsd, bscaufs there ia mach Iefs
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= -
4 AN AWAY, on the rzth infant, from
IN Wtlliam tP6iizips, efFaaquier county, two
Negro Men, ziz. GLEN and BOB.
GLEN is Of a yellow complexion, we'll made,
abou. 5 feet Cor inches high, has fear on his
left thigh and lump on his back, ocsaGoned by
a whipping he received for being clerk to negro
preachei.
. BOZ, (his brother) nearly black, fender made.
nearly the height of Glenn, and has an impedi.
ment in his 1peech.
Whoeyss takes Up the fajd Negroe, and e.
sures them 70 that | ger them again, lhall have
one tenth part OF what they will fell for, or
one tsath part Of what either of them will bnsy
if taken feparate.
William Phillips.
Fauquier County, Dec. 81. dstf
3. HENRY K. MAY,
Has received per fehooner Maria, from Boftop.
and offers for Sale,
s13 bales Beerboon Gurrahs.
Decembe- go. div
Tavern and Oy1ter-Houle.
r HE fubicriber begs leave RESPECTFULLY to in.
4 form his friends and the public in general,
that he has taken thas commodious and convent.
ent 'houle, on Prince. areet, next door to the
counting houe of Menrs. r. T. Hooe and Co.
lately occupied by Captain James Davidfon
where he will continue, as nfual, to furnilh Oy.
Refs, Beef-Stakes, and other articles in his line.
he has'Provided good flock of Liqhors and
can at all times. accommodate private parties at
the fhortef notice.
Returning thanks for the liberal encourage
ment he has met with, ne RESPECTFULLY folicits
continuance of it, and pledges himielf to ufe eve.
~ excrtion to pleafe.
Frederick Shuck.
December 80. DIR
N. B. Eight or ten board.rs will be taken on
low terms
KINDRED MEAL.
200 barrels Of Corn Meal, we'll
dried, and in nice fhipping order.
Apply to MoRpEcAt MILLER.
December g. d
Bills on Philadelphia,
AfyAort fg1G
In fums to iuit purohafers, may be had If i'm.
mediate application is made to
Lawrafon & Fowle.
Decem Der S. d
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o. The higheff price given 70,
clean Linen Rags, by the Printer.
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DebAes,
IN THE HOUSE or RFPREsFNrAT,1vF
OF TIE UNITED STATES.
Debate,
TUESDAY, January %.
DEBATE ON THE GroRelA CLAIMS.
In committee Of he whole-

In committee of .he whole,
Gen. Fayrnm in the chair.
i.rr rrnnrt ~ commit
tee OF claims, which concludes with tubmitting
the following refoiution.
Rel5fUed, That three commifioners he an
thorIied TO receive proportions of comoronic.
ana i'ttlement, from the ieveraI companies or
penons having claims to public lands within
me Preient limits Of The Milif;ppi Territory.
ana hnaIly TO adiuA and feftle ;he Game in fuch
manner as IN their opinion will conduce 10 the
interet of the United States: oro7,;scI scb,+
ID iuch settlement the commillioners nan not
exceed the limits preGcribcd by :he convention
with the fate of Georgia.
Mr.. Dana moved that the committee rir.
and report the rcfoiution.
Mr.. i. RaH9oLbb wiihed before the commit
tee role, that the gentleman from, Connection
Mr.. Dana) would aflign fome reafons for the
adoption OF the refoution.-No two tb;n,,s
could be more oppUiite than the nrefstoT,,
ftatement made by the committee of claims and
the reioIitron which terminated the reDort. As
there were no rsafons aligned, he fufpetfed tbe
gentleman had kept them back with vic,v of
iiurp'1hng the ttouie by their novelty; but he
hoPea the committee would not agree to the
motion unleis fome better cauGe were .fTi.nnd
for Its adoption than had been hitherto made
known. '''''-
MIR. Dano faid the committee of elaine =,
the report nov before the committee Of The
whole had confined thcmfelves TO Gatcnrnt
OF facts derived from the documents referred
TO them. lie conceived it to be the buGneCs IF
the committee o. Claims to irvefirate the f, M
and arrange them in fuch manner a. to f,,.,.
the hou!s from the labor Of dstq;l-4be,, NJ
done this, and the report was fupmsrv of all
I'M had paiied in the review before them.-It
was lett 10 gentlemen to reafon on the cafe ,c-
coTding TO their courle or reelection. Wb4tber
the committee reafoaed on fubieG vel or
W, he did not know that gentlemen ,rere
bound TO follow them in their coDclu(ion. In.
deSd, he apprehended that were the rearori,e
ever 10 energetic, it would Mt 90 % fltisfv &c
very gentleman. On qucfion like the ore-
lent, he dstPaired Of making It EtisEs,3ori to
the gentleman who had alsed FOR reaE,ps. IL.
was periuaded that gentleman copJ mo-. hs
convinced by any argument the c3n,roit,oc
rnight have uied, and IT was Idle TO cali ,,no,,
them to perform impofHbiHtes.
The cucition on the ccmmiftee's ;G,o ,.l
reporting their agreement to the rrf,lutio'n &C
put, and carricd--hycs sl-Noes 20.
The SPeakei having returned the chair. f,c,
'"in",n ''Por'ed thri0fego'dg rlfolution as A.
ar 6'yen called tor Che reading of ihas rule
g. ..'s i,ule' "hicl reraIns iuterslted perfons
The Clerk read tie fame, as follo,vs. az,
member Gar vote ca sp,. ouel,icr j., e., ~. ~
of which he rs in,redi4teIy and narticuls-l,, 80
81. sa a VI w any qther cafe, where ne was
iot Pre'eht wien thequef'ion was put"
a motion was made to con6der tbe rc,,c~,
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EDUCATION 81 POLITE ACCOMPLISH
MEN7'S, FOR YOUNG LADIES.
1T WILLI1MSBURG, VA.

N1HlLsT the enlightened period in which we
w live dawns with benign influence ON femal.
Improvement, and parents every where become e.
mulous to obtain for their daughters the advanta
ges which polite education confers, an eftabllhmept
calculated to crafty this anable and juh focitnde
cannot fail to excite intere, and meet appreciation
MIR. Anderfon's inlitution for the initrutaion of
young ladies, formed in the bofom of fociety Diff
tnguhed for intelligence and refinement, and EN-.
bracing both the ufeful and ornamental branches of
their Improvement, enjoys peculiar advantages of f.
tuation.
AS the feat of jufly celebrated univerlity, and
the redence of any families of the firft diitnei
on in our country, Williamsburg preients fcene.
Proptous in the highe degree to mental and perlon
alaecompliihments and with view, particularly.
to the general Improvement of young ladies' no plae
has hyperion claims attention.
The feverity of the paff winter occaioned tempo
rary iupenon of the exercifes of the fchoo but the
are now reiumed and parents, who with to benefit
by this etabliihment may obtain further information,
on application by letter, or otherwife, to Mr.. L.
Anderion, Poitmafer, Williamfburg, Va.
April 26. ep2wS>eTtf.
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

y ANYWAY from the /xb/eriber, the nigbt
N cftbe 2lFug/2anf, fqvo negro men, 10 4vit
DAPLD, a dark mniatto man, about 80 years
ofage, fq'eteet .fe or inches high, has LgR fzvo
teeth bcIo7v before, zObieb eauLcS him to not 6eak
Plain be has a bgN,y trad ef'bair, /ome faryin
bis Jaee,, a Uery pleqfng c0unfenance, and thin
1i(age; his clothing are but Indifferent, 6m 'tis
HkeIy be zOW change them, rather Iozv-leeged,
be qgaJ committed 70 CbeRerfeid county jail on
tbe N Of No1ember LaR, and agreeabIe to hzv
be gOaJ hired out l.; he G1id that be belone'd to n
Mr.. Jobgj5n, fbat HUed in North Carolina, g
he boggbf bin al Richmond; be made bis eJcabe
from him in AneLia County, a8d qyas on hi,
qVay back dosVn tie country, qvbere be qvas racd.
fqoiH giye ten dollars far him deIivered to me,
orJsewed in aly jail, (6eGde5 zUbat the Laqv ai-
Ioa0t and Information gi1'ea me ofkbe Eaue.
Tire ofbsr is 5amed GABRIEL n biqck s1ng
obon 20 gcarJ IF age, fye feet 9 or 10 i1ebrs
bg6, has Iome IcarJ in biz face, be RufferJ q Iii.
Ne, 7erT PiegERg eonnteAaace, his fur Enqer on
lis ri.>'f baHd has been GU ieHgfb tvay Of the
finger, qVhieb caHj6J lite be rafber aetoG TIE ,qid-
diehngSea1biJ grsaffoe on bis rigbt f51tb aJ been
bwt 10 as tomake ii abouf baLf an incl Horfsy
fban The otber; Iris fciiotv qvas 4,ery zvsH dycE
Jed be zvaJ ruiled about % miles Leiozv Ricb-
moHd. I sUiH giUe fDe dollars rezvurd Ior him
deii7er'd 10 me, Or )Senred in any jaH, and hq-
formation gizeH me Of the June, be/fdeJ 4vbnI
the iazv aIiozVJ.
VALENTINE WINFREE, ir.
CbePe1feld C0Mfbogft, AprH 22. (eb24oJ
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TO BE SOLD

PURSUANT 70 q Deedef 7rsa, exssp,ed .. ne ~
4 tie late Henry Ranaoiet. Err. to Eeps The te,-
Went erfai' )I,v' evoney in lie ,idAt aeinoy.!
ate De aHe i'on b'T to lyle and hCyede me,e5aa.s
a 9arsei Of iand tsaedia tie county Of C6ere zei,S-
IN '5edanss Of enr zsis iaw II snelrr, and eG;mat-
ed 70 eo1fa" aS'af three hundred and een aers, This
lana, commonly ksozon by tie Of Seot trae4, or e
Camp traf !cR Sef' up for Ja 70 btbgs;f 6ids,, on
~sd7gacr htf,f q 1Ney "esf, 6eiceea t5t bomi ersA-
II. M ardtsco p. NJ. al zaebayisL Brock; To-
vtrn in Mzneb5aer, on tie faloveisr terms, vix-Ous
hdef The fH,e6a money 10 be paid dsrva one third in
Ex m'1f6', ard ibe remaining third szvivs moat5s from
the dey Of EaLe.
bond ara /eenrity zOW Be required far tie puri7aa!
payment gf6e credit iaier. on zvbie5 eayn,iet bei,p
made, proper conveyance zviH be executed BY
JOHN HEYENINCRAN.
Ck5f',Sela, Marsb as.-(eptds.
layed until Saturday the 9TH of May. III.
April "a.
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PHILADELPHIA Atril 90.

DR.. Logan has lately prefented to the Logan
ian library, valuable French work, in two folio
volumes, giving a concife and impartial hiftory
of the French revolution, in which the princi-
pal events of the revolution are reprefented in
one hundred and forty engravngs, and alto con-
tanning the portraits of the late king and queen
of France, and Fifty of the mott prominent char
acters of that country.
This elegant work merits the attention of G.
very citizen of Pennsylvania, as it exhibits the
direful effects ofjacobinical principles in deltroy-
ing the fabric of the republic of France.
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lSr autboritp.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
AN ACT,

AN ACT,
Making broVifon far the qVjdo7u and orphan
children Of Thomas Finn.
DE II enaFed BY the Senate and Honf Of Re-
IL brclenfafiqet oftbe United States Of America
in CongrcjJ aGcmbied, That the fun of five hun
dted and eighteen dollars, with intereft from
the fifteenth OF January, one thoufand feven
hundred and ninety-three, be allowed to the
widow Of Thomas Finn, an interpreter and
guide, who was killed with colonel John Har-
ding, while employed in bearing mefages of
peace to the holiIe Indians, in the year feven.
teen hundred and ninety-two; and that the a.
foreIaid fun and intereft be paid to the faid
widow, for the ufe of herCeif and the orphan
children Of the laid Thomas Fiinn, out of any
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LAND FOR SALE

a TRACT of about $50 acres, lying on James
n River, adjoining the town of Lynchburp: one
hundred and forty of which is low ground, and :.d
to be OF the frs, quality comfortable proportion of
the high ground lies we'll, and well adapted to the
culture of tobacco and grain 1t has an exce,len, f,aJ
and rock hihery oni it; imall apple orchard. good
dwelling houie and convenient out-huuies; a mill
ieat 'uppoed to be hyperion any that par, of the
country--the mill houte would fet within thirtyGy
poles OF the river, on navigable water Likely NEGROES
would be received in part pay, and generous price
allowed Tor one or two blackfmiths that are under
70 Years OF age, and good workmer. For further
Particulars, apply the fubcriber on the pre,ile
or MIR. William Brown, merchant, in Lynchburp.
LEWELLEN JONES.
Mafch /. (eptD