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THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
whieh ne resides in Fairfax county, miles
from Alexandria, from George Town fer
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing do the city of Washington
in a healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 47o acres, on which is conye-
nient dwelling house, large enough for gen.
teel family, together with ali the outhouses
suitables al new Or nearly SO an orchard of
apple trees Of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion of i'm
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may knows the terms
by application to Mr. JOHN DuL1N, adjoining
the said farm, OF the subscriber on the pre-
mise2. { ~,
2. E. Dulln.
n
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New Publications,

FOR SALE
1T COTTONsS 4S1,EW[aR7's Bookstore.
CRANCH's Reports, 4 volumes.
Hening and Mumfords Reports.
Sugden's Law Of Vendors and Purchasers
of Estates. =, ~
: lasts Reports, volume 9.
Laws on nleacing.
American Pleader's Assistant.
Harrison's ;Chance"y Reports.
Roberts on Frauds. ~
woodward on Executive.
Hungarian Brothers, a novel, By Miss Pors
ter.
!, Thaddeus Of Warsaw, do. by Miss Por-
ter. ~,
Patriotic Sketches of Ireland, by Miss Ow-
enson.
Georges and Bees, by R Southeby
Elizabeth. or. Exiles Of Siberia, by Mrs.
Coffin.
Griffith Abbey. bv Mrs. Mathews.
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scl<s at Tysndae.

(.c,ry Tuesday and Friday,
|sse' WILL BE SOLD
v.0due Store, corner Of Prince and
Water streets.
-, of Dry Goods, Groceries,, sc.
800 Is oswbich will be expressed IN
|l1' 'a : the dayAll kinds OF goods
~ 49, on limitation and the prices o.
ore established, can at any time DC
|, -. III lnurchascd at thelowest Limitation
p. G. Marsteller, Y. y.
e. CO T t Q n.
h,,ss PRIME UPLAND COTTON,
[le.by the subscriber, at very mode
|nrice and on liberal credit.
Joseph Il. MandeylAe.
koo
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Mrs. Law's'FARM, near tbs toz,n- {, /
7 erms, which, will be- very acc omln oaa.' :,
mo made. known by WAtTes Ioszs Esq !,
inJvashington. &c e =. !
May 50.
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Notice is hereby gwen, : Z

That a.petition will be pres nted to the next
general assembly OF Virginia, praying leays
to make turnpike road from the foot, OF
Great Hunting Creek Bridge, leading from
aHenry-street, in the town Of Alexandria, to
the town of FrederieksLurgh' pursuing the
nresent stage rout as near a. practicobility OF
ground combined with sholt ncss ofdistancs
Will admit. ''. =
JunesI6. 3 lRa4W
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ROBERT GRAY,
HAS JusT RECEIVED
) ne following new Songs

GET TO MUSIC
Lay OF Love, written by ]. L. Lewis,
me music composed by DIR. J. Clarke.
Il, Is Home Of my Heart, Ballad, sung
.,s \. mcclellan, and composed by Mr.. L.
ges Frice IS cents.
Ace Forward, a favorite Cotillion, a.
~ ~ . the new song of No, no, no, it
Price 25 cents.
an = Days that are gone, a Ballad, with an
4 psniment forsthe plane forte, compo-
H. Df Clarke. Price 81 IL cents.
=, beautiful Butterfly. burnt in ball
lime s.
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FOR SALE,

TIN OALLs
Or 60 6e rented for term 9sedrs, or on fier
fesuaf ground rent, ~
A number of well built brick houses, seye-
ral'ot which are Immediately texlantable, ST.
tuatc on GreenleaPs Point. Is
Also,
House Lots in almost every part of the city
Aftiy to
James Greenleaf,
Or, in his absence, to
Samuel Elliot, jun.
Washington City, July Ga. dsw
A GREAT BARGAIN.
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FOR SALE,
so hogsheads SUGAR,
$50 bags COFFEE,
10 hogsheads Antigua RUM,
40 bales best COTTON.
Joseph Riddle.
July 10. 4

VIA NORFOLK
.fad for sale by the subscriber, at the store Of
X. VEI1CH and co.
FOR CASH OR APPROVED NEGOTIABLE NOTES,
A irnalI Election of Superhne
Broadcloths, Kerseymeres, Felipe Cloths
.Cambrics,- Observation-Disclosures Calicoes.--
Worked Celored Counterpanes. &c.
ALSO
One case Of Natchnakers' Tools.
IT. H. Jones.
July 10. d.
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VOYAGES AND TRAVELS

Forming complete History, OF the Origin
and Progress of Discovery, by Sea and
Land, from the earliest ages to the present
time. Preceded by an Historical Introduce
ton, and Critical Catalogue OF Books OF
VOYAGES and Travels: And illustrated and
adorned with numerous Engpavings.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10
BY ALEXANDER WILSON.

is now upwards of year since the prospec-
4 tus ct thus work WIS first issued but owing
70 train OF unforeseen events, its publication has
been retarded IA the present time. During this
temporary suspension, the author has had leisure
tn review and reconsider his plan, and to new
model it in such q manner as will render the
work, IN point of elegance, net inferior 20 any of
the Kind that has appeared in Europe and as tie
whole materials OF it's mechanical parts, are the
produce and manufacture of our own country,
the publishers trust It will stand not only among
ourselves but with foreigners, as an honorable
testimony oftAa state of the arts, in this Young
and growing empire
The Original dcsign was to publish the work
IN Naasttrs, each 10 contains plates; but the in
convenience OF psrccimg II out INTO such small
parts, anG the Injury that both the engrapings &
letter-press would inevitably sustain, in that de-
tache'i and exposed state. induced the author to
abandon II for a more commodious and respecta-
bic form, better suited to the nature of the publ
cation, Those gentlemen, therefore, who were
pleased to patronize the work under its first form
viii, tits hoped, approve of the change; and are
atsi'berty to withdraw their names, or to extend
their patronage TO tic, present
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10
CONDITIONS.

The first volume being noyy ready for publica.
ton, will be submitted To tie inspection of those
gentlemen DESTROYS Of ro,notinE the study OF Ma
turai History and the prog 'ess OF the arts lin ss
country. tits printed IN large imperial quartz.
on rich ve'lGn paper, mad by rr. Arnies Of
Pth'ade'phia The type was cast by Binny and
Roaaidson and the genoa execution of the
whole, II is presumed, viii lose noihing BY com.
parlson wit, Inc mus European. i.ub!ies
tioE.
Vol ], contains plates, each rs inches by TO-
compromising the figures of So of Our native
BIRDS OF the size ofG!e, engraved by Lawson and
Murray, from the original drawing and colorcd
from nature with tie most scruluous attention 60
the true 'tints OF the originals the descriptive
part consists of about 100 pages
Ten.r volumes il is expected will comprehend
the whole ono Of which of the same size and
price with the r5escnt, containing like number
Of plates, and executed in the same STYLE ofcle
gance VIII be published every six months until
the whole be completed.
Any subscriber who, on the publication of the
second volume, disapproves of the work, shall be
at liberty II withdraw his n1mc.
LIST of the names ofthG>e who ,,utronizs this
splendid national work will be printed in the last
volume.
Is Subscriptions viii be received at the Book
store of Mr.. Samuel Picasants, Richmond, and
by the Author, who is now in this city for that
purpose.
January Z. J2t1
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I AVID. ROE SALE, on SATURDAY,, the 14Ih

/ AND, FOR SALE, on Saturday, the 18th
~ of January next, ON the premises, 20 the
highest bidder, the Plantation whereon Mrs Ma
ny White, now decd formerly lived, lying and
being in the county Of Henrico, about three or
four miles below the city Of Richmond, on the
main road leading to Williamsburg, and sdioin.
ing the Lands Of WIN. Street, Isham Golden and
oshcrs, containing about two hundred acres, with
coed Improvements thereon, with little repairs
Sufficient for the accommodation of geuteel IA
rnhy The terms of sale, will be one third cash,
and the Balance in two annual payments, To be
secured by deed of trust, on the premises. A.
nv person wishing to purchase the above proper
g. privately, will apply to the subscriber, " no
viii take negroes in payment.
ROBERT WHITE.
Hanover, Meadow Bridges,l o,s
January s, 1909.
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NOfiCE.--In tho year 1898, request was
~ made by letter from gentlemen in Virginia,
lthrough Mr.. Joseph johnson, Consul in Lon
doi) to Mr.. Thomas Digges, then i'll England, to
make enquiry for The heirs the family ufa Mr.
Abraham Mines who. when youth, lcft Brigg-
house near Hud@ersiicld in Yorkshire, rnr Arae.
rica, and was cicrl, to a merchant in Virginia,
afterwards kept store of his own, had partner
in trade, & died unmarried, about the year 1858,
Gang ;:.::;:;,;.:. It..s...
ly, by the loss at sea, of the Ship Jane and Ra.
chel, capt. Datlc from London to Alexandria in
the year 1923. the letters Of request and other
papers and memorandums were lost, and even
The writer's naHe. which is supposed to be Far
lyor Farey, as we'll as his place Of resi,.cnc has
been forgotten, but is guessed to be hear Peters
burg in Virginia.
The uhscrbers, or either Of them, will he
much ooiis' 81 to any ore, informed of either of
the parties above alludedto, or can give any trace
as to their residence, informed vt any landed
or other property of said deceased Abraham Mil
mes, by letter directed to tile subscribers az be
low; aud they will thankfully pay any costs for
ascertanng the names, places of residence, or
effects of said deceased, sc. &c. :
GEO: MILNES, Merchant Boston.
THOS. DICGES, Fort War6urtor. Poto,nae,
Murfia,m.
GEO: w. RIGGS, GeOrge-7own
October II. rs,n1
His name was speIt Millsor Mines.
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7 AMES SEABRooK, TAILOR, returns hi.
a g1atfiH thanks 10 his friends and tie Public.
artheir liberal encourage ntent. and intornts them
thar lie LAS renoved fraat Rayris's Corner, TO the
Horse kdf~Ly oen,pief by Jir William P-ichayd,
Book-5eiier, ncHt aooy 0boVe the POET Office, svIeye
all eomnzatds. in his he, gciH be fhauEjgHy reeri.
vea caa pN1cfpdify Attended to--ns9 thai he still
continues, constantly, to cceec the newest fashions
fyo,n PHILADELPHIA. Gan. s. 2a7s2gsC.i avv4zo
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10

Id w FORD ACADEMY-7Tc sa,ne bran
~ CHS If Literature and Science, 7vilibe t0pyAs
az this Seminary, the present gear, thai hes teen
Heretofore; ana the nrprs # Board end Tuitiss
will aiso coaisr tis s0nr1 0is 4 so f3r The first,
irelnfing Wdshine--GnaE 10 /or the Latiey-eaeh
t. be P.id a70ytsr.J, in advnsce.
Cspr Iohn FcN, soW a,t GS Steward, and the !SeJ.
scri6er ana his assistant Gs teachers
CHILES TERPELL.
King William Coaatr, .1.,R. 5. 2a5y7goT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10

REAT COAT FOUND-It was left IN the
III boxes at the Theatre, ct the performance
&C Mr.. Martin, last Saturday, 31st December, a
Great Goat, which will be returned to the owner
paying the charges Of this advertisement.
January n #
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UNITED STATES /;

Cerprrkrrfsag shase resident within our terrifo-
y, & those tGt ntgrc:e hifher from ckrr ysgios.
among Rshich viii be found great ,m,ber Of krxa
and svnfer birds, hitherto unaesribc4-steeifrin
':s Gauss, c'ey, and gems to srhich each paytcuiar
seesies tslg gs o!!osSing. suifh .tsu exceptions,
Me "'5nrssnisai IF L Gtha,n-aeseri6ing their sise
Rn'naSc, ttases Of resort, general habits, eteuiia
rites, aOa, mode Of consoucing their nests, ten,
q insHbzttor, migration &c. &c. Illustrated with
Hates esgravct ( e0iored from original Drawings
taken rom Nature
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10

EFoR SALE, very likely Negro JgOFhN,
Z about 2j years Of age, good Scmpstress,
and used to the House--wtl, her daughter, n.
bout 9 or 10, also used tn tic H0use-Apply At
dis Office. Dec. %. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10

u ROKERA AND COMMISSION BUSI
1NESS.-The subscriber respectfully offers
his services to his friends and the public in the a.
bovc line of b. sincss and SELECTS their patronage.
C. GREENHOW
Dec Is CoUwtfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10

CT PUBLISHED THOMAS RITcuIE, or
RosIrE THE GLOBE TAvERN, AT FIVE not
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NETWORK, Ssbt. so.

We stop the press al O'Clock this morn
ing, to announce the arrival below, OF the
ship Triton, capt. Henderson. She sailed
from Liverpool the 18th of August, and
brings London dates to the 18th.
these papers contain the Official particu-
lars OF the la;,,e fought in Spain On ths 9th
AID 2ssh July. The inte'lig, nce reached
Lon on On the 18th August, and the PAX
and Tower guns fred on the occasion, and
tins following official note was sent 70 The
Lord M;yor.
Dazouag-S,reet, 14tb August 1909.
6 ny iots!-! have the homo" to MORN
your logcsiliP, that the enemy having assem-
bled ON ,t~ Alb4rche all his forces in TIA
part Of Spain, consisting Of the corps @.
Victor, Of Sebastian, and of Z or Soct
troops from Niad,id, the whole under tn,
personal command Of Joseph Bonaparte, as
sisted hv marshals J urban and Victor, an
gen. S, basiiani, attacked the combined a.
miss posted at T.lvsra,N on the 9th an,
2Sth ult. The efforts of the enemy wer
chief. directed against the British troops,
and have he satislactionto acqualnt your
lordship, thar on both days he was defeated
with th~ most distinguished galantrv, and
compelled to retire over the Aiberche, with
the loss of not less than 10000 men, &c
pieces Of cannon. and five standards. "A vic
tory 50 glorious to his majesty's arms, has
not been purchased without severe loss on
our part. We have to lament the loss OF
major gen. Mackenzie, brigadier general
Langworth, and manv other gallant officers
who have fallen on this occasion. The to-
tai less on both days is stated to be IN kill
ed, sol; wounded 1918; missing $50
The French generals Lapisse and Moriot
are killed, generals Sebastlani and boniet'
wounded.
81 have the honor to be, &c.
CASTLEREAGH."
/" The right hon. the Lord Mayor"
A Gazette Extraordinary was published
on the / 5th. with the: official dispatches
from Sir Arthur Wellesley.
The surrendcr OF Flushing was reported,
but no official advice had been received.
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It was reported in Spanish papers Of the
,s1st July, that Vanegas had capturad Ma
drid.
Sir James Saumersz's squadron had made
successful attack on Archangel, (Kussla)
and took 100 ships in the harbor, laden vita
tallow and other valuable commodities.
The emperor of Austria had repaired to
Campsin to accelerate the conclusion OF the
negotiation for peace. 1t was reported
that Congress, would be held at Presburg
to settle the terms of'peace.
Nothing Of American affairs.
The Triton. reports that the Henrietta
Charlotte, was to sail from London on the
21st OF Aug. for New York.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

n AN AWAY from the subscriber, living
N in Brentown, Fauquier county, Va on
Monday the 4th of September. a mulaus
fellow named DAVID, about feet 5 oIe
inches high, about Is years of aes, has cut
or mark from the corner of one OF lis eyes,
occasioned 10y The kick of horse-he is a
good waggoner and has been accustomed to
work on plantation.
He took with him one new outside Jacket
of country cloth, black and white stripe and
breeches of the same, several undtr Jackets,
among which was one Bennet's cord; he is
very dressy, arttuIl fellow, and will endeavor
to pass as free man, and charge lis dress
he frequently calls himself David MURPHY
/ will give the above reward, with all reasona-
BILE charges, to any person that will bring him
home, or lodge him in any Jail so that ] get
him again.
Geo. Swany.
Brentown, Fauq"ir county,
Sept. 1p4) 1899 S 'awfH:
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THE ALLOcUTioN
Ofh;s Hokness PTS vi to

THE EMPEROR BONAPARTE.
Since the time, when by the decree Of
providence, Notwithstanding our unworthi.
ness, We were invested with the sovereign
pnihcmc, you have been witness of our
wishes Cor the spiritual peace OF the Catho
lie Church-You have been witness of our
sishrstor the spiritual peace OF the French
people and of our psternal condescension.
You have been witness of the benefits,
which we have conferred on the Callican
rha,ch, yourself aud YOUR subjects. You
have been witness that under all the cir
umstancss, we have lent ourselves, as far
shy in our power, to all the concessions
|mdeoncordats with the French empire and
sEsdom of I,aly. In fine, you have been
aSltness the immense sacrifices which we
hgs male 10 the dctiiment of our people,
hrAe benefit and the repose of the French
and Italian nations and which are such
natour subjects already are unable to pro-
nre The means of subsistence-You howe
rrln return for SO many iavors, have not
leased to fill our hearts with bitterness, TO
lvaace us to the greatest exuremltles under
fke pretences and to bar2ss our coDscieHce.
hretQra for The ecclesiastical concordat,
va have not ceased to seek to destroy II by
operate laws, called organic. You have
Jude TO US propositions, caleaiat, d to that
'aect, and irreconci able win the morality
Ae gospel AMI Wit. The unalterable max
ms OF the universal Catholic Church. In
s'an ior these benefits, the states OF the
Joy See have had to support he enormous
-'Oen OF your troops, in such way, ,hat
'"ce Inc year 1901 up to the present time,
WY have wasted five mlIl ons ot Roman
Ne~ns, without keeping the solemn pro-
ase OF the reimbursement by the king
VA Of ,taly. In return for these immense
'Sfiaces you have despoiled US OF TIE
~Saes OF Benevento and OF Ponte Corvo,
Mt promises of iudemnifying the Holy
~ N tue most generous manner. In re-
=, ~ Tor our condcseension, you have de-
!, ,uoed our sanction to articles contrary TO
~ ~ law OF nations, to the unity and the ca
,S %s Oh the church. to the good of the Ca
gu's OF other Kingdoms, and destruction
j. UIr Independence and of the liberty of
=. Vaurch. To accomplish these designs,
=. nave invaded as an enemy, not our
n.y. s.s only, but the estates given to the A
sr s.se See by the piety and generosity OF
,o ,as'6ns, for the most part French, states
t %.Sfa,ed to the independence and to the
nsY OF tie successors of St. Peter, and
Ss s-,'hyd to the common father OF all the
~, ~, by sll the Ca,h,,ic princes, during
~ " Centuries of possession, in order that
i 4 S;uAnon father might enjoy in the midst
Aaa - children, complete liberty and inae-
sa ..sD'e. In short, you have invaded, as
ID A. .ny, the capital itself; you have caus-
d ~. military to revolt; you have occnpi-
d. -. an armed force the post Office and
eu, b.uans houses; you have torn from
toOi"' om cur counsellors, who aided us in
nd wing the affairs of the Catholic church
~ ministers ofjustice you have even
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qI,ranorta Eatsp Gs3ettf.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4.

,c4ofa letter from Martinique to the
E"i''t ditor Of the Norfolk Ledger.
IS ST.. P1ERREs, Sept. 2.
;nclo.ed you one late paper yesterday,
- have he pleasure of inclosing you a
Nv taken from the Insurance Office books
IO.s and which is correct. Twenty odd
l am,r;can vessels in port, chiefly eargoes
A ~, there are from 10 TO 1900 barrels OF
90 o.. on shore and aaoat--last sales S. IL
wv Within the last days, six Ameri-
ea'', .,n,,ios have died Of a fever, as also
'a4 s.,aI unprecedented it has not been
.,kly l3r many yesrs as at this moment.
Ts.rs are great number of row boats as
90 privateer schooners out from Qua
W. ',anr, aud lately they have been success
"a &IS 4 capturing prizes. Ills majesty's sloop
~ ssr - arrived this morning with an
T,sTsh barqae from Halifax, and an Anne.
s1sTls,ocnes from North Carolina recap
l's ''d priizcs-lhat an expedition will be At
~ on, against Gusdaloupe in the course OF
I. fail there is no doubt"
~ Tie Spanish sh;p PadJos from Caai2
s,r uau to La Vera Graz, Grrived az
t e,,,a.0s the 29th August, and brings let
,,r, AID newsbapess to tie 1st o the sane
nth. TIE freach armies aRaonatins to
5000 men IN SPAN, had concentrated them
s,res in or near Aladria Rsadt'i' n'arSh2!s
gc,,r .g9plt, Ney, and gra. Ss0ast'aaa,
,,5efe then uvere surro'aadsd dy the co1a9in-
y srces ofSpain, Britain AID PoftHsa!, a.
nsalstias to 10000 men.
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Excommun;cation Of Ponatarte.


We have been favourcd with copy
of the discourse addressed on the 18th
July 1898 BY the Pope to Bonaparte, recapi-
tulating the injuries he had heaped upon him
and adnonishing him againstthe consequent
ces, which would inevitably ensue. AS it
wa. never hitherto before the public. 1t will
be read with deep interest. For its authenn-
city we pledge ourselves, The picture it
exhibits OF mixed violence and deceit, of
broken promises and needless injustice, has
been furnished by every year of the grants
power. But the degradation OF the Head
of the Roman Church, whom rs formerly
considered If so much importance 10 his
authority, as 10 cons,rain him by military
force disguised as complimentary escort,
to sanctify his coronation at Paris, IS on in
dex which marks one of the periods OF his
progressive audacity, and consemp; tor the
general opirion.
Nor has Plus the 9Th been destitute of a
vigr, of character comm nsuratc With the
.gts a. exig :ncy. We do not recollect that
any Of his predecessors has brandisFed the
spiritual weapon agalnsta refrae cry sove-
reign, since Clement The 9TH ex1ommuai-
Gated Henry the 9Th OF England Tor diyorc-
ing C.,ghasine Of Aragon.
With tie Gallican Church the Catholics
OF this country have no peculiar connec-.
ton but th~se in i<ien,s viii give rise to
new persecution Of the French Clergy
Every presi who is fearless enough to pre-
fer his duty to ,hr had of the Church TO his
obedience t an communicated head ct
the state, will omit him in his prayers. The
misery individuals viii be MADE to suffer On
this account ma, be calculated bat what
change it vii! produce in the come ction be,
tween lhe papai Supremacy and the church
o: France, it is nor r,sv TO foresee, becauss
Bonap rites a lions { generally compound
CO OF manasemens as well as power.
Worth Inter-
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Port OF alexandria.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Brig Betsey, Dade, 27 days fro.i barba'
Observation-Disclosures the master.
Sch'r Midas, Browne, Portland-sun-
dries-to Lawrason < Fowle.
Sloop Nontezuma, Palmer, Norfolk
suEdries to different merchants,