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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-26
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of deed Of trulf from
imes Davidion 70 the iobl,rihef, 10 iecure the
payment of fun of money from the faid James
Davidfan to DAME! spanglcr and Samuel Spshg
Ter, will be expofed to falc, at pubic auction,
for ready money, upon the pennies, on WE'D
NEsDAX, th: ,wensf-eighth day OF May next,
a LOT OF GROUND, lying npon tho fourth
iide Of Prince iftect and t. TIC weGwsrd OF Wa
ter GIcG, il the town Of Alexandria, fronting
upon Prince frees 70 feet irchcss and extend
ing back % feet 6 inches--upon winch there is
erected TWO tory Frame t!ou!c.
George McMunn.
Nav I. eodt
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n O T I C f,

By virtue Of a deed Of tru0 from
Mic6@s! Stejltr to S7taas.s D. Nsaeo}. & the iub-
iariber, to lecure tic payment OF a ium o: mo.
ney, 81. due from the fad kiichael Steiber 10
Jacob Geigcr, will be t:spofed TO fale, at public
auction, fer ready money, upon The Pfs:niicss,
cn THURSDAY thu zq'h day Of May infant
q LOT Of GROUND, Grease on the eait ilde OF
Royai &'ees, b2rween King and Prince. frssrs.
in the town OF Alexandria, fronting on Royal.
hrest 36 feet and extending backwards, ioa iect
s inches; upon which arc eu6&ed two good
Frame Hoass ard Hack Buildings. tbs Los
is dubieet to q gsoand rent Of ninety dollars PEI
annuIn.
JOHN LcNGDEN.
May s. dF
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WIN. HODGSON
Diaolutlon Of Copartner{

THE Copannchi'ip ti;her'O fnbGi"
the firm of 5ef<3b Riddle . Ca. OFF,
was dlGolv>d the f,a intact, by
f:nt: All perfons that arc indsbtea
have claims on the farrc, arc eGaei
forward and fe,tle, as it is aehr}1i
carcrrn ga Coon as pofible.
counts are of long aanding are
que&ed to attend 20 this 20
pay a1ents TO either ofthc fublc
JOSEPH
JAMES
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mo. 1910.
pUBLIC"SALE.


DURsUANT to decree Of the hyperion court
j. OF cha0eety, he'd at Riehmond, will be ex-
ppied TO fs!e, TWO TRACTS OF LAND.
in The couaty OF Loudoun, the 'pfopssty Of Tho.
mas A,suvosd Diggs, Ed Ons called ,hz Valley
sra5t, ecntaio,ng sbou: lsa7 acres, lying about
farce miles from Letibarg-- TIC other called The
Green Hill TsaE,, lylpg Ga the foioniuc river,
near the Rlac Ridge, and loppoied TO contain
about ,q4o acres. If,cft lands are 10 he Eeld
for the lurpoie Of rafting the fem OF about fix
th,ulard dollars due from the faid ihcmes A.
D.gga 10 crrtaiD creditors in he decree mention.
ed. hlie lslc Will bc made 70 Tie h,qh.a bid.
der for tsady iaonry, aod viii commence OF the
1871 aay of jane rtcxt, 10 tic townot Lc fsu g;
snd c~inty Of Loujour.
II ! 3o@ n e sxan' J cessat fss,.rs..
April II. r:Gs
So TIE Subicribcr and pofE Cor
Il n ab2ve alyGr-ifsd Lends thfsit prcptr ~ 1r,t
aay pcrlop who ray iaciiaeto rursaic tporr s5ova
deere: (Which o:4ined III f1c ico:I Ferret Y,anncr
ard tot~y unknown 20 hjw} thai nc VII nor yire or
ad in any nalrer che procuring titie to pe 6 iucE
fale; the attempt 80 which ia vague and tmpsrei
effort.
Thomas A, Digs.
Apr! Il.
ar The public are notifed, ard
all portions are cautioned, agar& purchairg certain
lands in Loudoua lury Virginia decleed by the fa-
pericr tourt OF Chencety, TO be fld h property #
Thomas Atwood Diggcs, ard aavsrjifed BY thg chn,-
miiioners swan and seldom, 20 be fed Leeststg
the 13,h ta7 OF June next: the fee @ aid eate being
cicaf!y ycited in and belonging TO Villain Dudley
Disges. OF Maryland, al iiiant under ae-. -
ROBERT BRENT, sttG-ney ii I'd
for the eEtate Of William Dudley
a s. Digges. > E
Cry of Wilmington, April e. CMay7l dtf.
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Clifton and Turner,
Have received from New Y ork, and are now
opening at their Lia>s Stare, On Royal afe:t,
oppoate Mr.. James Ruhci's,
- AN ASSORTMENT or
Iriih Linens, Diaper Table Cloths,
brown Hollands, Psulas, AID filklsnbuIgs.
H9d daiy exPra,
Diapers, Checks, Hempsis, Dow
lac, Shcstings, Threads, &c.
AJfo fer Sale,
A few chefs Of Imperial and Hyfon
Tca,, II ths latett lnpo'is'ions-a and 50 iacks
Of Liverpool Salt.
Nav O. d
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loo tons Platter Paris,
70 cafls Lime,
On boqrd Brig Marcy. CAPTAIN Hall,
AND FOR SALE BY
u Lawrafon & Fovle,
W. kaVe alo rreeivtd BY .Eaa Brig, Schooner
D0V., and Packet, fran Baltimars,
80 boxes Cod Fiji
70 do. Mould ard Dipt Candles
lac do. Halt Boxes Brown Soap
I Bale Beesboon Gurrahs
Imperial, TEAS,
Yaeos ayfon Of The la,se m5s,eat;sn,.
20 barrels N. E. Rum
i IS caiks Beiiona Gunpowder
10 cafes Fig Blue
In Store,
4 Prime Beck and Pork
Ruflid and Ravens Duck ..
Young Hyloa and Hyfon Skin Teas
MnIcoyado Sugar
3 Oaks Glare; and Madeira Wine
s. zoe Eo2,s Mould ard Dipr Caadles
- So DO. Chocolate, &c. &c.
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on with foreigners, that is to say, with
neighbaring nations, twas to partake with
them in the profits arising .herefrom.
This caused W.. de giermont Tonnere
60 deliver shese emarkab|e words IN the
constituent assembly g Usnry, it is said,
is permitted to the Jews. This assertion
rests only en- the false interpreta,isn OF a
principle Of bsasvolenee and fraternity,
which iorbids shsm to lend ON iaserest 10
each ether. This esinisn is that OF Puf.
fendorF, and of rnay jarisprudis's. It's
ipcontrasersable thas interest is permitted
among Jews wheR Ills for mercantile par.
poses in which the. lsndsr, by running a
share of the hazards, which the borrower
runs. associates himself also with him fot
his profits, This is the epinioa Of all the
Jewish decsors."
Il uaay be nosiced skss the opinion con.
sraryto secial morality wlaieh rabbie may
base givea. gan by 40 means induee enc to
iadgs anfarorably Of the Jewish doctrine
ia general m aasre shan s1mllsE ideas
pronounced by Catholic theelogisSs, would
iniuenss ,he Evangelical doctrines.
The sanae may SO said OF the lfnpu!sticn
spread againss the Hebrews, ,tas they hage
propensity fog sae infamous uade Of IL
surY. II sansos be desisd thas ;here are
sofac, zee very nsigniaaaat number, who
fellow tha: shameful practice prohibited by
the law buff very few deviate 10 that re.
gard frem the Law, is i. sos ADJUST 10 charge
100, 600 isdivideats with the same vice
Woaa isnos be ADJUST 30 charge all the
Christians with the saEas ascaasc some are
gully rhersaE
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rope, but will not be found in Am.,
'rillthe lands are all taken up and eula"
cd, aud the excess OF people who Cav .
get land want employment. The manu-
sure of Silks natural in France, as ,hs, az c.
cloth in England, because each conc,
produces in plenty, the FIRST material. h..
if England will have manufacture Of siI.
as well as thar CT cloth. and Ftaace Of clnh
as wei! as that Of silk, th@s4 uuaa,ural o.
era,ions must BE- supported by mugsaI nrp
hibisions, or high duiies on the imno,,,,;
on OF each others goods, By which ns,n.
the workmen are enabled 10 TAX .he hone
consumer BY great prices, waile the higher
wages they receive make shem ueiIbe,
happier nor richer, since they only driok
moe and work less. Therefore the GO
vernments IN America Go nothing to rn
courage such projects.
The people by this means are no, in.
posed upon ei,her by me merchant or II.
MECHANIC. IF the merchant demands ,oo
fnu2Es profit on the importation OF saoes
they boy of the shoe maker; and if he
asks too high price they take them of he
merchant thus The two professions are
checks oc each ether. The shoe. maker
ms however, On the whole, considerable
profe On his labor in america, beyond
what hs had ia Europe, as he can aid 10
his price sun nearly equal 70 all ,he.ex
perces Of freight and commission, rlsoue
or INSURANCE, sc. necessarily charged By
the nerchant--And the case is the sam.
with ,he wotkasn ia eyery other mechanic
srt,"
II these iudieiols observations of the
wise Frauklin were spplicsbIe to the Unu.
ed States, bsFore the acquisition OF Loui.
siana, when Jefferson said, eve bad land
enough for the hundrsd b and taeusaadih
geuerasion to coAe," wiyh how much
grea'er force muss rney apply since hat
acquisition, wigl nc edition OF all The
territories Of OHIO, K -atucky, Indians.
Tennessee, and the expected purchase Of
the FloriGass Win such lures to tempt
the Independents ap'ri! # man 70 settle ID
these countries, wiso sach perpetual drains
fron ,he population Of he Atlantic cities,
with auch immense regions to rang: 10,
aad the facility Of claiming large landed
properties fox mafe tria-, waere ahaii
we fad mechanics and worknen wiling 10
endure the confinement OF crowded cluea
and onwhoiesome workshops, and the
dFudgsry and slavery OF labnrers manu-.
iactares, IA Sufficient number to supply
orr wants and necssiti:s? This importaD!
subject viii Dc resumed.
REFLECTOR.
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REFLECTOR.
a GLANCE AT THE PASSING EVENTS or
THE TINES.

a GLANCE AT THE PASSING EVENTS or
TIE TIMES.
~ india, the arts aai arms of Britain,
have completely secured he wiumPh OF is
jurisdiction over The principal P2T oil the
maritime and wealthy districts Of that eZ'
,ehsivc empire. Ia prosecuting the iaIe
war 10 thas qnatter, the British East ladIa
company, WHO, 10 sharing the piundeF and
tongues, which hacs res0sted from every
comics. With The Ga';ves, have Likewise been
obliged 20 share "a The '.amSase expeuses
attending them, are now n state ct great
pacupsry embarrassmeG!s Walls these
sacrifices wero necessary to secure the ta'
tefe ard pccmanent advantages OF their
couques.s .hsy have operated iavora7iy
20 The commerce Of ibis Couatry; not Only
ia It's alrccs trade TO The Eass ind'es, but
the purchase Of Asistic goods 10 Europe
Tas polisics! agaifs Of Turkey have la'e'
!y undergone q change, whlch premises a
Ionger duras.on 20 is go?erarAeat than INC
events OF the last two Or thres years 1ore'
D@SCths uC dGHltl!Si{ dltbl va ~ W
military gonccrns, have been arrested from
the hands OF men who were found to De
mere a,escensry toots and panders OF the
French government, and placed under the
direction Of these, whose talsnts and lore
Of esuptry have bsen found superior topper
sola! considerations. Under the govern
ment Of these naen d new impulse is given
to TIC STATE, whici, III its operation pronl''
es no' ouly the union and support OF Us
native energy but the alliance and ffeud'
ship OF such powers as feel al interest n
"a preservation. The coDtroul, or subJa'
ga''on, ct shs empire. has long been a.
vorite measure of the French cabinet; ana
50 sell concerted have been the plans, By
which it was to have been effected, that 10,
I'll O very recent period, the government o.
the Porte, were not to be convinced OF 'aI
treaehery of power, whose friendship h''
been SO speciously rrofsssed, and so ha''S'
ingly continued the veil IS however nov
rsas, and pursuing the wise policy OF )"
present ministers, the Ottoman Porte nav
adopted the means eff securing che srieap.
ship Of Russia aad Bingham, whose Jo'a,
interest lead them act aaiy TO preserve 81
protests Its sovereignty, bu: 70 saea'f g.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-10
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue OF deed Of truR from Tboma@is
~ EAxsy to tie fObieflbef. sor The Po,peiF "a
FIGURING debt due iicmziald Ezry &c Dare!
M'Csssy Chic, fer, will sbe eypofrd TO inE't1
iale, on that part of the ptmles Now n th ~
nure of NJ. In Bltne', on SAIURbG :,
the gift day ot'klay text, atIz o'eloeF,
Two tracts Of Land adjoini'2g
each other;
Containing about SEQ acres. f,uate u the 6 -
OF Fairfax, or H., nn,h io.k Ct Piflth -,
bou, MICS !rcr aif court h'ule
Dodclige Fit Chicheter.
April 70. 1srfs
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TDs tia. Is zssu, when this proud boat j; c'cs.
Our injuied country blseds al every Ec,9.
tsur coMmefcr ritlcd, and our ltamen pitl,
tCoumDia's Eagle titled III hetsts. ~
ODr tights inyAaed by capliclous p~wer
While Congrris Huaoessin the sw,ui heus,
Or else debates ismoinlDg, noon aid al ~,
To p,ove SAat fo:sr is xst b!ack 3sy qu6.n.
TIE Tine will Gene, when men mole fl &c lux,
Some. I'm liieitlcs OF The former irhou!,
Shall Tar eAlena the Mshng top,an eiesG,
Ard f.We TO raife cur eiopplrg cJunu:'s
head; -
Convince the world there's who Fill ul<
a asIise OF wrongs. which foLle . Nslsg.11
spirit
Revengetul rife, and like MARTA! beI.t
Redeem the fame os this iniultro lb1G,
Latte with llmneis, prop the ialsrg tsee,
@skclieve cur RcIsr aid our L,St3t.
1AsxEkIGAt Us.
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BALTIMORE, May S.

A,dyea, scb'r SPY, Lse>'s, Y days from i
,,m,.. OILED with tae a.e4 nd iep4fdted in co.
wi,hshe Fanny. Was iufosaf ed that large
schooner b.l5agiag 70 B1timse, Wn'e' matter
with one large gcn, had been eaf a'ea by large
Ftench p1ivate-r, and tVsp one iaf 70 afa3e.
The news was received at Jeremis OF ~ Gays
before the Spy left it, by fo.nc lS ilsene, that
had s.ru captured BY she fame Ptivasa 4 ana put
on lhere.
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AMERICA.

81 w. have not yet received any authentic
.c,un, of the steps taken by ths leglsia-
ore of America with respect 20 SPain,
lance. OF Great Britaia, but we entertain
q ,,,le doub. of the amicabie adjassment OF
h. orsssnr differences Letweea our ancient
eolonn, and toe parsnt state, Ins Illas'
u ,,ous statesmen VINO are now at the nelln
6 aE,irs, have taken the most effeStuAi
.~,re, 90 accomplish this happy end 40
8. der. as VIC stated In our lass, issald 20
b.en issued 20 discharge all Amsri-
J.. Iblscss fr,m oar snips. MS iaea a.
- IS tue true spirit vi an enlightened
zsa'1 goi6ed policy; aud We caanotdoaes
sc ministers who have thus pfemp.-
d.n. away the injusties aad oppression
no ed of by she Americans, wiil
.,a,.ia with becoming furnaces, the
'nar,,,nr., gifts OF their own eoanstymsn.
ma. Mns, ot, the American minister at
80. co,,., has already had several coafSre
- ,v,,h the asw administrator, rcla-
-. ~ rho ua tiers in d,spase between tne
wo c,oa,r,es, which, connected with the
NOV msnsio.ps ! crder,s and the appolnts
men. Of the e2sl OF SsikHk, as ambAssator
\ "a. UAitSd Is ases, leaves no room 20
.Iou1. .. IA. apsa by sstabt'shaent OF per-
6ct aar,aoay S.tt1 sen she two nations, on
,hs .,nd b,s,A si mutual iateress, sound
poli.v aaa reno VIA d friendship.
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.frsm fh G53rleasn Carrier.
PAST, .PRESEN AND FUTURE.

TIE The Is, ses, when with . gloriouszeal
C5Iumhia made haugh,y foes 10 feel,
r Wish noble fpirit BOT with " HGsalratiaa,"
The. juf resentment OF wounded nsyicn,
Ashorr'd all tribute; wheo the natl rs lenfe
WoeI grant fome millions forts own dele c
And urged by Natuee's uniYs tai law,
Disds,ncd 10 crouch beneath the Ljaa'. pay.
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Gus opposition, 1t Is but ialr to tRtrr that
.he Judgments of the REPRESENTATIVES were
malurely fsrmed on an abundant stock .cf
materials"
True Mr., President, this inference might
be fair andsra.iona enough did It not hap.
pen to be opposed By positive information
that thi. "d6uadant stock o materiais" was
kept locked up BY you for several weeks,
until after the house had acted upon the
subject, anu that when communicated, II
excited the almost degree Of indignation
even among ,hs ,leadins democrats II the
house, who declared that they had been
imposed upon; thar they had, though is.
morality, been approprating money in con.
sequence Of demand OF the French &c.
vernment In proof of this thev challeng
ed your particular friends, ."the pages
the zuater closet, !" to publish your message,
which has, however, been suppressed. -
Uotil these facts can be forgotten it will
not answer your purpose TO talk OF the a.
buadans stock of materials upon which the
house ofrsrresensatives formed their iudg,
mspt They supposed themselves aapro.
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tFaoN THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN.

IL. J. I'm
.'' a'n l ,'qaenns ny ,en'l'nen's o' Toe sa.
- A:'a4'l'"' D."' Nv" oe'S'e INC oe-
: r '"a ~ s s.. ne 'a1SS, qus"'on-' VIZ
- eo''s.' A'e any Ni'eie'''i' o. d.
,.1 va ~ anu ~ ~"a'
"tn"ut Pie'uaI'"S 20 }o"ge o. TIC correctness
OF Oil sanS'i ,nca ny Inc aon's OF Representa-
uVes' would only taks Tee lioefty OF ienilag
TO ou@hefe~i'o' aeopy OF notc this DAY rfsnt-
mitied ay me 10 the fiehaent.
l A,vr tic henof TO oes
hs T'' ,. ~ y
ouA D''s o'se'e'' '''' any,
~ X. otAtia- !
@o9l'
-,
= &c 'ser''A'y o. us i'AVy 70 inc s''heeb'' /.
""0y ~TfP4finleal' ~ 1Pi", 1902.
oIS,
Having obsaipee q Gch. Of the Till ncw
before lbc Senate, cn.r!sl.. an atl "a alalsson
to an All snttule 4" Aa ad 50 ,<p!enentary 10
,he afi providing for naval pace ciisbiiihment
eho 'oF osnet Pu'polea. ioie io 'iils 10 IA
'oi'. a gu 'hls ob'ss thi reh'ietiona OF iu'n
ga se' 9, @o"efe'S' VIC eheSale'se' a. e"N'sh-
sauce = 1"''esn1It oe ssa ito g Mea''e',a,
"ean. nc P'opoisd 'ssf, among o'hei tcgo'a'
1on', eonIsi' 'his p'0Vi9, VIZ. : 'hal the VILE
nunpef o. aoie 'eameh' oTdiha'y ssa"en ana
boys III al no, eNeeen sS VIC nave =" a., '"''
''''le 40 '''"', w., '199 co'I '4nsp' 49,
'sss'e" A''1 ooy'' - '''s ns'' ~ ~ ~ fA''e1
t'.o ID We eS''no. 'ol'S"e"'i} WIZ! ia
,''s,'',. p'' "a 'O'n 'uo S"o''ei o'I'
- =, - a-.e ~. "u"Dr, - ~e" ~.
-'A''' = ''I
ae'o'' "
mend non Contained In your nleHase CT the n
Afth, 1906 revive Inc Meai':lsal'c'n iuha a''d
appropriate part thffsei 20 the Pn poles OF the
fr,n',o ,ha ,r,v +. n,iov,e 70 rn,1bsn W. "
,,;p.,s. 81, Cbxf,,fa.I NV h. -, n cD,nr,,i.
- -. AZ 10y
49, - Ism M. o,s.s.;c. n,,,I No. r.. .h,.
:, I'D m, mi. Eia.,s nar;l ,h. te,nrn of ~.
a.asI,s'a,s.sad no. b, ,.,.., ~ ~. ,,,h
:, -, 20 ~, :! ''
20
he Med'ttrranean iohd has been fevived bot
Congreis did NOT deem Il exPedlent 10 utp,etri-
ate ssy part ct II to the pu'poie OF the navy !;
ns'ther DID they + Ecelss the neeeiil,y of adthor-
ting the president TO employ more than g. men.
The Ghsiapeske Ct coutie eaarot bc7a1.ta un.
Xleditetranean iquaoioa thaIl return to thcsUhis,
ed States. : Ii IS to he ianiented that grea;es
latitude OF power had not been cn'ruit d 10 shs
PTendent, 60 as 90 have enabled hiln 10 i''ld "ut
not only the Cheiapease 10 she Mediterranean,
but competent force 10 p5oieG Our hafborss
from the humili4ting se esea! OTIS Is which they
are at pis!ent esp1!;d.
Is tho London Times Of March I, tie follow.
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j. ssssu the suEerinss Of the citizen
.I toroas,sn, and no hing rsinains allss oat
rs,ns embrace of my sAcrihess, your u
n 0l,y. and ysur exalted and aashAken pa,
rioilsrn. .EpA NeIs
NsnaG, February I, 1905.
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aIesaaorta DaGp aDnerta sr.
SATURDAY. May 10.

The President Of the United States, vas
pleased 80 geant On the l7th OF March las,,
his ex a lator % Monsieur A. K. TERRrt
I'm De, RIRfeRs, as charged with the
nercial relations OF his Imperial and
Royal Msj:sty,.the Emperor of the French
aud King of ltaiv, for the:part OF Alsxan.
drla, IN inc Dlsrlcs of Columbia.
Letters from England, OF the goth March
! state, tia, Uplaad cotton, which had been
! dowato14l. had beea lately so.ddor III.
! perlb.
[Phl, bap.]
The impressions made by the debates and
resolutions 10 congress on the maaufaetu.
: Iers of Great Britain, have been such as
60 occasiea some of them TO forbid the
shlpmehs Of goods, which had been sent 10
) shs seaport towns for ,he Cu,ed States.
s[i6idl !
Extract of a1,lruer from the hon. Harry
Toulmin, 10 the editor Of the Kentucky
Palladium, dated For, S,ephsns (iliss.
Fer J March Isl. 1906.
1--WE are iaak1ng for war $daily; but
are mush in the datk. @ihe Spaniards haze
lately seat 20 additional men from Pensa.
cola to Mobile, and are daily getting FIRE
wood aud other hecessaries into the fort /;
aud have cut down all the ander growth
within mile OF she town. They likewise
ha1ier the Indians. The command ant late.
" had one hundred barrels of corn mea
sured cot among party Of them, aud
gave them talk. They were our own
Chocsaws. But we hope they will be faith
iul.
I" There is 3 Frsnohman in Spanish pay,
OF the name Of Favre, who used 10 hive
here, and now lives near the mouth Of
Pearl river, that is peculiarly industrious
IN exciting the Choctaws against our set.
ilemens. He embraces every opportunity
OF urging their head nen 10 fall in upon
and destroy us-and makes their doing SO,
the iess by which their regard TO the Span-
ISL gorernmensis TO be determined.
8 Blu, the Chocssws are fearful Of the
event, and want to see good Spanish
force Ia the country before ,hey stir. L.
-dcsGt there are none believe. inclined 10
favor the Spanish blu, the lower Choctaws,
VINO are noi numerous.
/" An old settler hefe was Observing TO
me just nosy, that the limits of Louisiana
are $40 pagosioas, that sasfe WAS no: even a
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|Notiee hereby given,
Tbe SseeAbsldeys IN The keak q PshmGe,
~ HAT oiyidend O, three rel cent. is
( Z been DECLARED en- TIE capital Rock, for &c
hal! year ending tbs DAY which viii t. ri!
% them Or then legal reI'tien,at.vss, Gu 1ls!.
day next, the IS, infant.
f8ysfAsreftbe Pr.fde,t AID Di,saeu,
Charles Page, Cc/ater.
;. My 7. lang
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; May le.
May 10. g
ONE CENT REWARD.

Ran away yclterday afternoon an
apprentice boy named THOMAS VERNON.
out is years old, veiysl CIT enoie, dark Laj.
down lpo., ard low 10 flatute &C.. lis age lsGl
on when he went away os,k' brown j.ct,s sed
fuGisn ,rowle.s. Whoever delivers fald DO, q;
Ec ihall reeve toe above reward, bus ~
thanks.
sCharles Palcoe.
May 10. d3t
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Lettersfrom England, ofths goth March
state, tia, Uplaad cotton, which had been
dove TO Id. had beea lately sold dor III.
per Id.
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C. Il Ut 10 NJ
n LII pe,fois are cautioned aeaire, PnrehaGog
IN my property on Kay Areets sdseruitL
by .Jebn L0xgden, 20 be fold on,,he s9 h infanss
as can make it appear evident, ths I Iscob Gu.
&c, has received fasistattion fol tsis sssip, eg2,t
me.
EMichssl,.steibcr.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will be Sold, on MONDAY next, tie l2fh
IMP. at The I. ,ufc oeeui,.d by ke6eri 5a:iA,
al the corner o. King and Cahsaous-hieets,
A'QuAarfTY CT
HoaJhoM g Kitchen Furniture.
May 10
fze Sale t. con,mes'e a.~s, o'clock.
JAMES PATTON,
Has JorJAlt on be4raibtI;>HI4m nsa ;,sIu. i@7-
Mg at Cs31ve, ,eobu.f.
cog L Ks blown iast,
2soo helhI groin alan DO.
100 rieecs fore %a.es
1cia-e. aa,iscd euese5wawo
May TO- div
UoI LANBEH,
Fras tie, yloap Nancy, C9psS1s fA4xr, Iyso
tHAaLE.Tar,
80 sales COTTON ef4esr;oy kinds
WITH quantity Of
RICE AND INDIGO.
For Sale, BY
Z. GILMAN.
NAV 10. =,
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MATHEW EAKIN,

w 1SND,
Twenty trails foft iheIIed A lmohts.
SO do.Figs, ct aiu frio qu4l'ty, tsl. Cl-rs 5.
Lemons ard Engafh WAlpsts, Arehcves I'D
Olives, BY the bottle ard box, h'fn Muha.:i
Raihns, in boxes, qaa, tit, OF h.Gs C't.'s,
and Sweet Mcafs, in boxes, Sa.at Oh ala / rs.
<Baiksts, geo bott}ss Mar'u eue Co,diais, sct
g.le'ai ador;mena Of, CCNlEClICNhkl,
as 8i.a
May 6 cog
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Ike following account of our naval opera
tions, Is no douus, a tai Iepiy TO the rsqSsH Of
New. Yoik to the Prenieat, 10 send ths.n or 4
tngates, to defend thelr haiDuuf. Fran ,Iueb
eo1a46, so0a Lord aei.ver rs.