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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-24

measure, and the Turkish provinces will
become the prey of the strongest. II Is
true, that in the commencement OF the con.
test the Turks and Russians may act as al
lIes against France and Austria, but a
l.xander, whose army was brought TO the
brink of annihila.ion by the weakness OF the
Austrian government, must secure some
sway in the actual direction OF the Turkish
resources, before he can act with yigouf
and it is not difficult 20 see what this must
ultimately lead to.
The period for the commencement of
these important movements is probably not
very distant. Caerni, who has been so
long in rebellion agains, the Porte, is at the
head of 100000 insurgent Jervians. A
strong French corps. Eey's most likely.
is on the way TO occupy Venetian Dalma-
tia, from whence they can effect ajunction
with that powerful rebel in few days.
Let what will be the issue, Napoleon will
calculate on being gamer by embroiling
Austria, Russia, and Turkey. =.
Count Haugwitz, was to proceed to Pa.
ris abou, the middle of the month, there
to complete the negotiations which he had
begun at Vienna.
Most of the principal inhabitants of Ma.
Piles are quitting that city and territory,
and retiring to Sicily. The royal family
have not yet repaired to that island, the on.
ly possession, we fear which will shortly
remain to them.
A general aud sweeping change of the
Austrian ministry, as complete to the full
as that which is about to take place in this
couotry, was effected the day before the
treaty of peace was signed it probably
might have been the sine qua non of that
famous convention.
All the allied forces were to have With
drawn from Hanover before the end of this
months AInumber oftransports were col
lected for the conveyance of the British
troops, and the Swedes were falling back
upon Pomeraaia.
The death of count Woronzow, the
Russian minister, is confirmed, by intelli-
gence from ST. Petersburg of the 18th ult.
general .Andreossi is to be the French am.
bassador to the court of Vienna, into
which city the emperor was to make a hu.
initiating entry about the middle of Janua
ny.
The archduke Charles was expected to
enter that capital. at the head of part his
army, the day after it should be evacuated
by the French, which would be either on
the 10th or 1lth instant.
The new kings of Bavaria and Wirtenl-
berg though not at open war, have, thro'
their subjects, already come TO blowss
Some little squabblss have taken place a
bout 6emarcaions, in which the troops of
his majesty of Wir,emberg were obliged
to give way. The Bavariau army was to
be increased to eighty thousand men, a
force, if properly disciplined, sufficient to
prove most effectual barrier to any sud.
den movement hereafter on the part OF
Austria.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On WEDNESDAY the fecond day Of April
will be fold, on the premifes,
Two Lots, or half acres Of Ground,
No. and go, inrhc nc;ghboraood of MIR. AM
drew Jamiclon's dwelling houie: Terms will be
made known at the place Of fase,
Philip G. Ma rfteller.
March "a d
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~ kEMCV Al.

The Subscriber begs leave to in
form lis friends and the pubic in general, that
be has removed from the Ster-, he lately occupied
n U zion Rect, two doors further South, on the
fame hde Of the areets 10 that large and comno.
dicus Store, the property of captain Wihians
Harper, at the fgn of tn. oiauee Tree, where
lie has rhc following articles for lae, on the very
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-24
TO LET.

4 LARGE, commodious STORE ROOM
{ \ and CELLAR, ltua,e on the fonsh tide Of
& g'e ees, opp,.ite the printing ,cace OF Samu.
81 Snosden. The aand, fox bdlncis, is tqual 10
any in this town, and will b. rented very lew
81 appliratinn TO the Printer hre f.
Marsh "a zawst
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Negroes Wanted.

" Cath will be given for a tsw
Likely young Negroes. Apply at
70h. Hosgskln's tavern.
March 4. dstI
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New YoRx, March 70.

=
LaR evening Capt, MAIN, Of the fhip Arc
ruRUs. came up from The Hook 10 a pilot Boa !,
Were he left his hip WIND bound. He has he'd
a very fhott paaage OF rs days from Bordeaux,
and has favourcd the igofs Of ,he New York
Gazette with Paris papers Q ne Ie.h February.
they contain London ,ews ievefal days later
than before received, which CRADLES the editors
10 give ilf OF The new 4dminiaratior of Eng.
land, and many other articles OF Importance TIE
return of Bcnaparce to Psrs has occaG med the
liveliea joy in France. The papers are filed
with addfeGss, &c. on this location, and nothing
ieems TO be ipoksn Of but bis conqueAs, his brave.
~, &c la succeeding pape.s We fall give all
that is worthy of notice.
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For the following iutc cling extract we are
indebted to the poitcnels OF respectable gentle
man in this city: PbH. bdb,]
ExtraR Of a Atter fran tbs foavn Of N,.ybIegtoa
(MVINbpi tertiary dated 1919 Feb auy.
" Lieut.. Burke, pay.mailer to our .egula'
troops in this eountry. recently rrturncd from
Nachitofh, and arrived here laR evening from
Fort Adams. He informs US, tina, the ,Sganifh
commandant at Nachdoih came on to Match
tofh with The Marquis dc Gaia CaIgo. when capt.
Porter, ordered them both out of the territory
ceted 10 the United States. which the command
ant refu(ed to comply with. Wllereupon captain
Porter proceeded wiik a Rrong party againit the
SpaniNh potts, drove the spaniards from them,
and puihel them over the SABINE river.
That after this news arrived, fccond perfof
brought intelligence, hat aparty OF, 600 Spanilh
horie, had arrived to rel force the P It !: that d
icvere engagement had taken place between them
and captain Porter, and that the Spanlards had
been routed,
s' This news is true, as Captain Porter was
determined co fierce the SPaniafds over the SABINE
liver.
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alexandria Dalp aoberttser.
MONDAY, MARcH "a.

The ship William & John, Woodhouse,
and Hero, Cole, of and for this port were
left at Liverpool the Oath January.
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JAMES SANDERSON
HAS RECEIVED,
n ffzp casks Of exeelltst
c L 0 V E RS E E D,
Which is warranted frelh
5000 lbs. belt green Martiniq us
Coffee
40 barrels New England Rum
A few bales upland Georgia Cotton
) cafes Irilh Linens
bale brown ditto.
Al1o on Hand,
Britih Sail Canvas; German Oznaburgs -
and as ufual, general affortment Of the bef
Wines, Spirituous Liquors, Teas and Groceries,;
March ~. d
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will che former out of the territories of
Turkey, which he has invaded in con.
junction with Austria; and after putting
Turkey in the same tributary condition
which he has Austria, he will make use OF
her and the PersiaDs agains. the British
empire Of the east, promising them a rich
remuneration for all they have lost 10 the
west. In the mean time complete lawglver
as he is to Europe from the Kattegat TO the
Dardanells, his plan will be.so to work MS
men on chess boardwhsre he has no com :
petitor, that while she blocks in theR Russian
within their own lakes aud forests in the
north, he will endeavor to stop the sup.
ply Of naval stores to Britain, and the IN
PRODUCTION of British wares into every part
of Europe, Asia or Africa, depending ur-
on the Atlantic, the Levant, or the BatlIc;
and while he thus cuts at the roots he will
strive to upset the Trunk Of the British en-
'pire by shaking i. with alarms of invasion
and the movements of his Iaotilla. These
views to common minds may appear glgan.
tic; batthey are not too grea, for the am
'bition, the ralents and the power Of Bona
parte, if bis life and genius are preserved
to him for only ten years to come; but be-
fore these things be, we hope in charity
TO mankind, that he will have opened 10 his
fruision the glories OF a better world.
[Baltimore Federal Gazette.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-21

II ME fubfcriber offers his ferviceg as a BROKER
s in the city of RichRend, and will ranfsa a.
ny buines in that line for moderate conn,ifTion.
lie will not inform the public that it is buiinefs
win which lie is familiar, but afiures every ore
who may think him worthy of their confidence that
no one will be more attentive To their interea He
viii alto undertake to purchafe tobacco on commit
Gon,
His Office is kept on the crofs Greet leading from
the Capitol iquare towards Col. Carringtons
CARTER b. PAGE.
December 81
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NOTICE.

H y virtue Of deed Of TRUE, executed 10 me by
y = John Kelfo, to fecure The payment Of debt
due by him to John and VIM. Bell, l1all, on the
25th # February next, the houfe Of the aid Iohr
Kello, ia the upper end of the county Of Cumberland
proceed to fell 70 much Of that valuable FARM,
containing $50 acres Of Land, which he now lives,
(ubjcet to two prior deeds Of trut) as will paw the
fun dne TO the iaid John and VIM. Bell, Of abon, fix
hundred and fifty pounds, with fome iitereh there
on, for the benefit Of john Eppes
CREED TAYLOR, Truaee.
Jan. 20. (eptds.)
p. S. Onthe above land, ia one of the bell farm,
in ,he surrounding country, in fine order, With an
excellent crop Of wheat TOWN on il, and il /, within
miles Of a manufacturing mill on Aruom,t,g,
from whence there is good navigation 10 the Pc
erfburg canal will diipofe OF il az prvae isle and
give resfonabe credit for the balance after recev
ing 1000 dolls in edlh.
JOHN KEISo.
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Ertrd9 cfa letter from james l.. Ca.brGrt,
En-. TO the Secretary Of STATE, dated
LEoHoRN, Auguft OCH 70,

LEoHoRN, Auguft o5.h, 1909.
During my refidence at Tripoli, had the
honour to tranfm;t to the Department of State.
the hitory OF the reign of Ally Pacha, father of
the reignng fovereign Of Tripoi, including the
diherent revolutions in that fate, an account
OF the murder OF Mohammed Bey, and the de-
throniDg of the rightful foyereign of 'JrinoI;.
Hamet Pacha, who at that period was nnder
the protection Of the hey of I'unis, bu, ia now
at Malta; and in Implement. forwarded
Tome account of the acceffion to the throne ard
reign OF the prefent ufurper, Jofrph Pacha Ca
raman.
From the day Of my arrival, conceived il
my duty TO be particular in Forwarding detail.
of the moff prominent tranf4Stions Of that 90.
Sernment, for the information of the Prefident ::
and ipared no pains or expence 10 procure the
brt intelligence obtainable whether eventu-
ANY iucceeded or not, l NUT leave TO your
candour to determine, which may be afcertain.
ed, by comparing my communications w;.h
the trduiae5ions which have Gnce tranroirsi
As the aforementioned papers, rs well as my
own obieryation, convinced me that the iobs-
o'fants OF IriPoii held the prefent Pacha in The
grea'et degree OF herror Imaginable, and of
their great dehre that II lmet, who was then AZ
iums, ihoud again affUme the reiyns of 90
vernment, Iwasleft noreafon fot,o,ibtthat bonfd
be ever le ab'e to appear before Tripoli, with
any comfortable force to efponfe his caufe, that
the chief Inhabitants Of that regency would de-
care N his tavonr. Indeed, 70 fenliblc is To-
feph that his conduct neither merits, nor will
ever receive their fupport, when any force is
oppoted to him, that whenever he goes out of
the city, he carries all his treafure and Jewels
with him in chefs, mounted on mules, which
arc confded 70 the care of his ayotrrite llaves.
who have orders TO keep as clofe to him as pof-
1bIcj nor is he ever accompanied by lefs than
from three To FIVE hundred Of his par,izans.
who are co'.oofed of negroes md men of def.
peTate fortunes, VINO would efpoufe Lis cauGe
no longer than until bis ;reafure was exhauited.
and would then file into the ranks Of the hca
paym-,tsri for this reafon he carries his can,
with him, as likewife TO enable him To- rsife
party among the Arabs, hould ever his bro.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-21

ITO UHL IIt5U EANIE
COMPANY.

AGAINST FIRE ON COCOA AND ruRnttusx
4 general meeting of the members Of the Ne
N tual ininraiee Company aganil Goods ind Fur
niture IN the Gate OF Virginia, held by ad,u,nnent,
az ,he Generai Oihce OF Iniurance in the CITY os
Richmond, February 4, 1896.
MIR; Tel M.Coull was elected Pse6lsr,.
s samuel H. p .us,a, pirseaor. tSr the
Issob s,eIi.r DinriGofEssh-
Geo. Greerhow, hiona'
Mr.. Robert B:rchett, Diretor fer ne DIT.
. tria Of PA riburx.
William Vaughan, do. Norfolk
Robert Walker, do. Frederic sury
Samuel Craig, do. Alcxardry,.
Adam Douglas, do. Wincheii.r.
Jacob Swoap d.. Staun,on
VIM. II. FITzwmyLsoNN, Principal Ay-n,
NM. FRIcE, Catcher General.
E*'r6' from lie p'Oe<ed;ngs Of tie General Nee,;rc
Any inbicriber, or member, of this compare.
may hereafter withdraw his nfiranc. in part or the
whole by giving notice, in writing, iIsned Inv him
and acknowledged perionally between tb. pk ScIy.I
AGENT, or duly atteed and certified under the band
of nasiitrate, and on payment Of one quota, e
one or more quotas be due and PAYABLE b, b;,.
at that time and he G,al thcnceforwsrd BIZ
from any further payment, or demand fer o,,-s il.
CURED aitsr iun-fet Of the day when Tie f5wr,..,
notiee ihali have been left with the PxINc1rst
ana the quota paid, but not from any pa,mept =,
demand, on account of lofes incurred heior,,6 e.,
.he day when fuch notice NIL lave been depoted &c
oeiore mentioned, and his infurance iha c.af fro,
that period, and it ,all be the duty of the
fAL AGENT TO & We him cert, fcate of d.G,b,-oe -
Gs.'sf That the P,eGdeht and Dreaurs b,
rsqueRed to fuipend, for the preons, the eoEee;.
on of more than one quota, and TO e:vs =,
Hructons accordingly, to their agents and a,,or,..
taxing due care that their inru ttions fhe rot PRE-
S''' 'e recovery OF ore quota under un.ices q Al
may already be given tn members in arrea.."
=" R5io',ed, a.fo, That the payment OF one nm.
ia the perion paying may have the benefit of this ni,.
rance" ' A'''
Inc following is an exira9 from the records of tn.
proceedings OF the Board of Directors, viz:
"cf0fv", That no perfon fhall be conidersd :,
liable to pay, either the quota which became paya-
BILE on the rf day of oaober, eighteen hundred and
tour or that which became payable on the 6ra Ia,
OF otobsr eighteen hundred and five. excens f,eb
as were to all inten's and purpoies, injured before
'ne 'ire which happened in Norfolk, on tie 2ad day
OF February aeigheen hundred and fnur-that IS tboC
fire." ~ "i' 'aie
VIM. II. FrTZWHYI.SONN. p
Feb Is. cawsw -
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X e NJ @ y n 7
oegVf 2ob.

} oCTOR WILSON has removed from, the EEL
- tavern to the Brick Houfe opposite the fE.res
OF Meiirs J. & X. Gamble and MIR Neil Nf,CoYu
where, in addition his former Rock he ba ;,ff re
eeived a conlderable fupply of
ME- Fc1NES, PHIN7;s, sc.
The whole of which he offers for laI. at reduced c-
ces.
Orders from Physicians, Merchants ard others
will be promptly attended and carefully execute !
IL is his intention devote much perfonal atte,-
tiqn to his fhop, and fell uch Medicines IS heuf
IN his practice only Families have proper dirsc-
tions to company iuch articles as they buy of c,.
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BT TIE SUES TEX.

"|EST-INDiA(J q M LiDerpooI Psrs ~ II: 1ste,
w Bnsland RsAs, nSfons ard Gisji Ea,s,
Fyeneb B,sr.y, Gsoo pair A5en's tbisI Skecs,
I9s!land Gis, yaiea's q Boy'i fine S6Oes,
AfelsG:sS kLadiss' Kid, l4yseso and
Leaf and B,osvn s4gnr, L.eafbsr SGspns,
Csjss and Chocolate, IA EaaH inssiee Of T1bis
I@as,iai ae< Hyss Tea, \ Li@eH, Iri1 SIst.iag e
Li1jssd and Ls1p OH. Carfe'isg,
Ybise Lead Sp~. Bro-rn,a !5g Span;s Eadlgo,
ftlezv O.Sr., Patent Oresn, roHnd ard Ginger,
s,e1ud in oa,hl2o (aels eea.jt Lisufesi
Yer&gregf, SAB,
10y ~ 10 = i45y Isl Smoaied Sa's7sn and Fer
H';"dove GlsG, rinss,
ID, 81, q, Cd 81 1od, eni fraH ias0ifr Of dry goods
2Oi Nsa,, \ viz Bear Stins, Bkae
Spiie Nails, Bar Eex, 7 and INixtd Plain5 and
German = Differed Steel, \ TbieijSn,,
Iron Pstt D...I 0vea,, flirting y Priatiny fape,
Fire Deys, nHfappiag Peper y Pefe
Weva Scotia Grid Sisats, Beard,
Po.r1eY and S6sA, Cotton 81 H'sOi Card.
One Nice Piazza Forte, oas C1nvai Top Cbajc,
One Nice Tub Gig, oae S!iek Gig.
~ Ibs atoq'e ,siH he ieLd cheap far CAP eeantyy
e,o4aee. BENJ4il1IN STE7S0N.
Deeea5-r l9. 15uf
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TO Mr.. George Bruce Of TIE Rat< orKentuely.

TO Mr.. George Bruce Of TIE .Rat< efKenfueAg.
SIR,
4 Srsn ntit6sr rsdt 7vit5iu tbs Commonwealth ,,-
"aof any s"91'" agent or 0ftosney therein, Ilsve a.
d3pfed this ,ut5eJ r5,i5ea BY lac, 10 r;r o,,
f1afo" 7ney the ~ day Of Ap,l n.st, at ii. Faei 70.
Vf'", tie eityf Richmond Se.zoe.u tbebon-, .s
II. M and JHn.Ei Of tie fame day, / EaH srOer,I to
fatf he dt'9ffi0" Of I'm. ". Htniaq, 4y5o is faoh
Erifa5f ina material point, in fit ao4u as.nji7g !,
f0e Superior Cont Of cban=ery, far tie Ri.tuoa afc
'rf' m z01'fb n1yey and h"n RarnLy vDdozv e.s de-
are d:tindanf. '''
lam ysY,s, Sc.
J0HN T. HIHRIN,g
>fLSe170yi-, Ft5. Is. oeq,5,os.
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December 81.
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with Boofs or shoasas well as If they were on the
i2o'..~--.A---the length Of the Boot--C-round tie
CaiE~.D-fhe pitch Of di,to.-~D-round the heel and
inlep.--E--round the infsr.-.G-aerofs the ball Of
the loot. Fig the heel sgainft perpendicular, and
itiek l:nife at the end of the great toefet down in
figures the number Of inches and quarters, in the DIFF
creni meaiures. January !. eptf
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fhro1g great oayi6y, be begS Lo0. II r,,Y,7eyafe
If,D0'an Bark RazJ7nS Bjsie,y
Tailb, Ca'omeI S,gugktoy, P.t.r.
Fo"61T6' Ssiaaa Tl,L4cfoa'5 B4Jaa,
Maynefa Par,,St S1,.l;.- g..,..
Wanan, Sails Pbalbbory,
CamB6oy Roll " ATE,
Span;G File, To,h po.ra.,
Dgit0Hs Y,ob pjL
Pi7k Root Tooib B,uH.,
| tP'Hm C,een5o7e', TTzi7url
|1'''7' H0'f' L1ttoiai Wy6Jor Cleaning
Also, I0fbe,
Hndfyjons P,As En;stioi Sail of I,r.r,
bafns1'' Drop Lavengfy qpafsr
BritjR oil Pa. ps7rd.,
6afam Of Honry Fiue paEhirr Cosol ps,.
C6ing's Ws,m Le=tagu rib
H"'"ilfe". do. do. E1he YarniB
C6~reb.s Ceggb D,obs Blaek d..
Corn Plqnor Yatoo al.
0r|6y's Ca,winafive H'Bae Lead
JhVfyS Elixir LiaiyfsS oil
EEs"fe pt6f''@''H' SbiriIs Of TarSentiss
LgtHes Ser",e llGoes, Glare,
l:g"1et AagFord 2H'm.,ie, Ciager
ooTDlarS5 lection kOsg PeP%er
C6"TS1J L0fio7 Itdgo, Cotpryot
Cosjicy'' CordiaE Log7cOsd, fyaiek
Iz@'|f~ Oh A1aiA,, CedLeaP
Hun ory Ha!er SRver Legf
Ja,rps Pozod,ys KIirclty Soa5
12nh D,9as pgy6 Ban
Igre Fiafsy CameI Hdir Peseih
PEPPERMINT Loseag,s ResvesI HI,!er Colour.
Lip SHUe 80 Hal, PoqgL,
Li7n1 Tire Blue Pc7yGsy Png;
1hvr5 OtoitIase Ils5 Oiaiy1set.
Oya,,ge Eozorr FIsfy
ALSo-A EggHJ aBbly Of L6sleg! Bool. fer lax,
FI'RaLy 4. SF
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= NE fubfcribef has opened BROKERS OF.
u FiCE over the Store Of MIR. Henry Hovey.
and promises attention 70 I'll hufnef. intruhed to him.
JOHN sATCHALL.
ian. 30. ep4w.
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NEAL flELSOM,
BOOT q SHOE MANUFACTURER,
MA1E-9TREET, RIcUMoND,

lTi to any pattern or fsGh-
Jon, equal in point Of Ma
TERihLs end WORKMAN
SNIP to any in general ufc,
~ Imported BooTs and
SHoLs, Of tie fra quality
and newell faihion, for faie.
=. Gentlemen at a dif-
lance, who are difpofed to
forward me their meafure,
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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E*frdd ofn letter .from Commodore Morris TO
fbf leerrf6ry Of tie aatlr, dated on bo4td The
Cbejape0ke, Gibraltar Bay, sotb March,
1903.
have been folici.ed by agents or pretended
agents, to cooperate with the brother to de-
throne the Bey. Their demands have been
from $4,000 to 100000 dollars, 10000 Rand of
arms. powder, and fou1e light field pieces
This abfoIute!y refufed; hut confcpted to
bring the fhips before Tripoli in June, and to
fnrnllh 20 barrels Of powder, on condition that
l could be iatis6ed they bad authority to admit
the United States an equivalent for their aid. in
theevent offutcefs. Their anfwerswere, that we
would be permitted to make favourable trea-
~. ] was by no means fatisfied with merely
the pledge of thefc agents: their word was not
a lufiicient guarantee: and in the event of our
rendering them ailiftance, Giall take care to
have the advantages clearly defined, and as bind
ing as the nature Of the cafe will allow.
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ESfra7 'ofn litter FINN 1Jii;o,n Eaton, tfg. 70
ne Sse,staZy of STATE. 1afrd Road of 7msis,
ScpfembSr 5fb, 1901.
The inclofure: whirh hase the honor here
with TO forward, viii inform government, AZ
accurately as have the means, of our actual
petition and future profpeAs in regard 70 Fri.
poll, one circumaauce only omitted, which /.
proieet in concert between the rshtful bsl,ay
of Tripoli, now in exile in Tunis, and nyfeif,
70 at'ack The ufurper by land, while our opera-
lions are going Oh by Tea. Theft two men are
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OF hyperion quality, in lmaIl Leadsn eaRtefs sbo
by the pound. ,
May 81
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE
10y virsue OF decree Of the hon the Circuit
J Court Of the Di!trief of Columbia, for the
County of AlcxardEia, made between Richard
P,ieee, COMP and the heirs ADD REPRESENTATIVES
Of Robert M'C-ea, deceafed, deteudants, will
be fold at Public Sale, on Saturday the I4th
day of Juns, at the Coffee Houle, in Aexandria,
on credit Of iix months: One moiey Of 40 an.
nu4 grl und rent, of III dollars upon a lot in
Union fleet, leaicd TO Thomas Crandle, on
which yhcrs is erected a three etry brick houfe /;
slfo, one n, 5,ery OF snnuaI GROUND rent of 80
dollars, on . lot leafed TO Miehae. Thorn, in
esles's Alley, now the property OF Samuel Mi
cbo,,, on which there is improvements alto on
a credit OF six and twelve manhs, one moiety Of
To- of greuAa on PIT, ftreet, fronting IS teet,
and running back Izs feet inches, fecurity will
be CURED on the above property for the Pay.
mcne OF toe pusehafe money.
G. Deneale, CommlEoaer.
Nav 20. dtIA e.
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BROKERS OFFICE.
And CommzNon Store.
A. Undo.

Takes thc liberty of informing the public, that
He HAS OPENED a
Brokers' Office and Ccanms0Eo's Store,
AT The coraer Of Union ard King ilreets,
H1HsRE he will be happy to tender
his fervices in thofe branches of buiinefs Eve
~ fpeees of public fock merchandise, lands, haufes
'ots, and vefies will be BOUG AT ard SOLD Oh com
milton. Reasonable advances will be made OIL congr-
nents; and acceptances will be given fnch congn-
ments arc accompanied with orders fell meet The
payments all kinds Of produce and merchandise re-
ceived on itorage at the cufomsry terms.
lie has, al brc/snt, fl, sac,
A. fra rate (gentleman's} Servant,
young, likely, active and healthy, and nay be
had on trial. 20 fave trouble, his price is 100
dollars, cath. or approved endorfed notes, ncgo.
liable in bank, at 90 days, with inssIea sdded.
Wnxtfd to Rirt,
A Boy or Girl, about 2 years old.
Ap!i! sS d
N. B. FLOUR bought and fold
at half per cent commiltlon.