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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13
Gurupe.
LONDON Ma, Ia.

The Malta mail transmit, nto,m.,,on m
the SO h OF Mach. and m.orm as .,f an
ihsnrrection at Mnorca, occasione Il n, sH,,e
,'"'soteee restrictions on commerce. which
su :" oisp"s'toh m the smdicontcn.s %
Ieoe me authority at Spain. AID place
the island under the protection of(, H. ,a,r.
hter the destruction OF The custom house
ana OF some private property of it's super,n-
.s"aa"t. order was re established During
.he com'no ION depu,a,ion was s.nt IN
Lore Coil'nSwoDd to request him to assisr
IN accomplishing the purposes of the disae.
tected. His Lord,hp observed tha he ,v.s
not authorised To 'nSerpose. but tharhe vynu,d
communicate tn his government the trans e
LIONS ma hao occurred, aud the favorab,.
disposition which had been manifested NJ
wards this country. We are ia formed mar
an pursuance ofhis Lardship's recommends
'i"n to preserve tranquility, the British offi,
Gers exer'eu ihe mselves SO successfuil, hat
the tumuit was snon suppressed
throug the same channel we have the
satisiactinn to learn. that Mr. Ad,ir the
bfi isD minister to the Sublime Porre h.,,
receiv' the most positive assurance, of the
Irand Sgnihr's determina, ion 10 main,aia
lnylolate tne rcaty OF alliance with G.. r..
and II requisite, to support that power with
all his forces.
Letter from Nr Hdair 10 ME British Can.
Snf az SMYRNA
CoNSTANTiNoPLE Feb. %.
SIR,
His majesty having been gracously
Pieased 10 permit me 20 return to England
nave toacq faint you that unless yerv m
expected events should detain me it is nv
intention to leave Constan inople Whenever
the season becomes favorable
should long ago ave executed this in,
h.t(i nf.f ~.
between Austria and France aud e,p.ciaiIv
vha' a,ic,e of the treaty, winch carries ,h,,
boundary i Fraice TO the Save. revive.da
nope IN our enemies of eng ,ging the PORE 10
break with e. b
France h IS insisted on having Croatia.
evidentl. with view of debating the l., Nv
at Cons an innpie rhat ne, Fl s act o, p,,id
ne'ghborh""d toward, the Turks wouiG ne
70 Compel them. ifpassible, to goto wary with
us no man Could mbt hat she wound
succeed, never hal the slightest appreben
SION yet with the fules, reliance on the
good fai'h and honor of the Porte. did NOT
think l. 'glt to qui the affairs nfthe Brush
embassy IN moment of even apparen; diff
hcuity nor tosancuon by any sudden ,lepar-
lure. the Idle repnrts q al had been dissent
mated Of approaching Institutes with this
unity.
:" The event has in every way answered
my eXpec alton The threats oi Franct are
our friendly relations with Turkey has been
rejected with indigna ion and oar e,.t mies
are themselves convinced. that they VIII
best Consult their ow: in,eres' by abs ait.Ine
from repetition of their offensive prpo-
sails.
g Under these circumstances. quit the
eRbTssy. without fear f,r the stablliy of the
peace, aud with the assurance that this DOW
erfui empire is determined TO assert its indie
pe~dence TO the last, TO adhere to it's trea-
tIss, and II necessary, to put forth its whule
force to main am them.''
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PHILApEL2HIA Inlr Z.

We have seen iei.ei IL IN Mr. heth,
OF R'chhond (Shose name was SO inpro
pfris mentioned in The repor, # an imsur-
rection IN Richmond by which we are ful
iy authorised Ia assert, that the report is
totally ta.se We dee:n i proper 10 add /,
that The extrac, of letter was cpmmunica
ted to Us ~ person Calling himself Garter,
who alleged it was from MIR. Archer,
i'll Richmond: The fabrication was DO h
despica able and wicked
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13

I'll gentleman from 3os,on, informs us
MAJ a. zods reforfrd vessei had ARMED
9 a.sir 11sals a, IN @her. hassage Lrona
rotor shaf Tie Blush Order ia Councit
VI .ffirti IS had been rthealed, and thaf ne
.Order u November / zvaS re-eS a6hshed,
by which nenifats zvere ior6,ddtn % enter
any pr. from which III British .aag zuas
e1 cluaed --oalom X gis Ell
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13

f1e Legislature - 80, Hampshire adjourn.
W nn me twenty "a imo, 2sier PASSING a
'umoer ut Laws, rcs-rs,rs. &c A news.ata
'''son Was Diet rn n,,i onto b. built a, c a.,
otcd.
i"e hon Mr. Ch0nibe,la lain has sign:f;ed his in
n"r ~ no gam serving as a member OF Con-
.ress for N Hampshire
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Boston, Juiy 4.

BoSfon, July 4.
IMPORTANT The Erchanee G .fee
h7nse 6ooka say fhaf IL IS unders ood hire
ma" oeen an arrival at .Nezu BEDFORD from
L Il 5'heh brings Lond,n hahers 70
The Is h May sic days afcr man bcf,rr
receOed, 7vhich sfate fhat a nrsu order an
co"nci had been issued. biockqdiae al mrs
J'om 7onich his Br.sannic lfajestu'X fl m
goas ercluded. The hahers at rzv lea
J>fa are fr.nted on FRIDAY; sve shat hrobub
~ learn further Particulars before then
Bos Patriot
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ALGERINES.

The Lewis, Captain Lawrence, on his
passage from Cadiz TO Lisbon, was board
ed from an AlgerIne SOU idrOn of three fri
gates and one brig, aud treated politely :
they SAID they wanted nothing but Portu-
guese men of war. There were a nnml,e-
of Portuguese schooners IN sight, but thee
did not touch them. The Algerine feet.
when it came out of the Straits, Consisted
of FIVE frigaes AID tour briggs Two fri-
gates and hree brigs were cruizlEg to the
southwark.
BY the last French Cole of Laws. duel
ling is made capital ohence in France and
uer dominions.
PRIVhTEERS - CAPTAIN Hart e the
Missouri. ays--The French ptIvaieers car
Jed into New Orleans, have. With one e5,-
Ception, been cleared Sne was bound in re-
oSn'zahCe TO appear a Savannah The
",lAsoOii had forty pas-eDgSi NGif. led
GGx.
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BOSTON july 8.
FROM CANTON

FROM CANTON. - Is, Captain ID rr.
from anton we learn thai The difference
between the Chinese and he British had not
b en- adjusted, the latter declining ,o>sur.
rendei the person who Ca is.d the death nf
native although it was bene ed The laws
OF [ hina uld acqmt him. The govern.
mrnt still refused chop Cor cieaisn ce) 10
the British vessels. They cycid depart bv
force. which 1t was expected they would
do; but this nigh prevent their being aoss
mitted again on future 70, ages
SPANISH AMERICA. We hear from,
the Havana. that nfornaiinn hal reached
that place fiom Mexico, that the g vernon
had been arrested and sent 10 Spain he
cause nOr mentioned. The bishop. il would
seem. had also teen subjected to some sus..
piclon, but had been permitted to remain.
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from Nsw.Ycrt, and to Mr.. Cook, = n, ~,

from NEW. GIA, Anu 70 ltsf. Look, a Mem.
Der from Massachusetts, WHO is still al. -,
ed to MIR. Jefferson, The latter een:Ir,o !,
at least, can bear testimony to the as,ou,.a
ing duplicity with which Mr., Jefferson ar.
ed upon 5ha, occasion. He canno, tu,
collect that he dvclserd, ia his place in H..
house, to the asionisl,mrn, OF all !, ho h.aI
him, and ;oth- sseas cplIus;on .; some IS
Mr.. Jeiftrsoa's AMI navy @tIg,ren,s, ,hat
he knt1t Mr.. ] tlcrson 10 BIZ IN favor -
building ne ships!
Mr.. Pres d,n scted with his eb,r,n
tcristic caution. He was detesm.o. Il ~,
to commi. himself too far. Hc had ~.
CURED much Ct his popularity by his opp,.
sltoR TO the navy during The administrator
of Mr.. Adams, and he did not dare 10 >.
VOW publicly The obj-cs which he had 10
view. Accordingly ae constructed Tx sen.
ttnce in which he mentioned Ire 74's, IN
his message, in singu!ar!y oracuar man.
nrr. Congress might tsks tbs hint, or )?
take it, as they pleased He wished them
to take the hln,, and 10 act upon it. bu, II.
had no idea OF sacrIhring his roaa.ari;y
even 70 promote the" freedom Of the SEAS ~
In private conversation with those OF ,hs
democratic party in Congress wham he
knew to be in favor Of navy, he was de-.
cidedly iii favor OF it himself. When he
10 rersSd with aa,i.nayy meuhe would en-
ly venture 10 say that the thing dessrvec
much reflection, tia. the times were alter
lns and perhaps VIZ might find 90, sslv.5
compelled 70 alter with them, but tia, he
was disposed 10 Arave everything to the 7v;s"
DIM ct lo4sress Finding the project W.
popular WIN decided majority, he gave
i! up altogether.
This is the man whom miserable see os
de!uded b:lngs in our county sil cal, Ct the
isustrious and immortal lAitcsson." We
may indeed cal! him, il singular sor, os
perversion Of trra's can &c endured tor oaa
moment, iIiusuious in nsi.nlllcance. aaj
Immortal In iniamy.
THUS tn: project of uniting the amer.
can states to the glorious combination a.
Napoieoa's minor naval powers OF turoor
Prussia was not then precisely to tat
question, bat Jefferson had sagacIty enough
TO anticipate the union between hrr snG
France)--was abandoned, because Iii,
President did not da.e to risk the loss Of
his popularity, md from no ether eonsid-
ration. The puD!ic are welcome 20 sh;a
new chapter in the history Of late inn,or"
tai patriot and philosopher. itwlil be nat
ter of .istIe moment to them. Bur It vii
at least remind them Of passage in very
venerable book. Il Gou6.e mU!4e9 maA 10
unstable ia all his zvdys.
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FROM PORTJC a L.
77rors!ati9ns far the ~ r Evening Rds&

LISBON, Oct, %,
Extract OF despatch from marsha! general
lord WeIIine,o ION, to his excelIency Don
Miguel Pereira Foriaz.
i7i9t M,sst, io,ss and Excellent Sir,
The enemy continue to occupy she same
positions On front of this ARMY which [
stated 10 your excsIl~ncy in my former dee"
patch Of the 2O,h instant, that they then oc~
cupied. | have however detached some
troops towards Santarem, general Loson
having on the Esd marched to thar place
with the d vision uader his command, apG
it appears by advlces from an officer COM
manding at Abrantes, dated on The 24s
instant ,hat an enemy's corps Of infantry
and cavalry entered Ihomar on thai
day.
The accounts with have receives
from the prisoners and desvrsers who have
been brought TO this army, all agree in con
hrming the statement of hhe difficulties u
miseries which the enemy suffer by reason
Of the great scarcity of provisions OF every
kind.
They also state tina. the enemy were COLI
lectng and preparing materials to construct
bridge ever the river !aeus bu, though
we have a good view of tina, river, of the
different points Of the position which the
army occupies, and have officers and SIEVE.
raj individuals employed on the left bank
of che river for the purpose Of observing lac
motions Of the enemy. have no, hitherto
been able to discover the place where tiwy
are at work, nor over what part Of the ~
yer they can place the bridge, shsuld thy
succeed in constructing it.
The enemy at the same time appear v'.
ry desrous to obtain or collect boats, ard
for that purpose th-y endeavored on IN
24sh instant if possible for TO dis!cdg
a party Of militia from C1amusca, bv hf
ing on them with artillery in order 10 oo'i'
possession Of some boats which ""
near tina. place; bat the attempt did
succeed. Towards Ramslhal and O5p'
the excursions Of The =nsn,y's detachN
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Valuable Land for Sale.

. ~ -
IN PURSUANCE Of the last will and
testament of DR.. Henry Rose, decd late OF
Fairfax county, will be exposed to Puo'ic sale
ON the premises, at the house OF Neheihlan
Morris, on Monday the 2lst day Oh january
next, fif fair, otherwise the next Jar aayi
three tracts or parcels of LAND, containing
shout so, TO, g $50 acres each, situate ia the
cornty of Fairfax, and lying on the Little
River Turh pike Road, adjoining the lands
of Judge Euzhugh, William Moss, the re-
personalities of John Moss, deceased }Giies
Fizhueh and Others distant from, the cities
of 1g ashinr,on and Alexandria about seven
mites.
These tracts are so laid OF as to embrace
a nronortion Of cleared land tolcrably well
enclosed. and wood land, with an abundance
oflimher and fuel On one OF the lots arc
awell improved productive meadow, ABOUT
an hundred acres we'll taken With RED cioycr'
and an mex haustible body OF soap or hlre
stone. thc value OF which for ovens. lire Pa-
res, etc. is generally known, being worth
dollars the waggoa lord at the quarry.
Also one mo,ety OF a Lot Of Land belong
ing to said estate, lying near to sii'ax coars
house, containing by estimation 100 acres,
in tic occupancy ofBazl Williams, fho!ding
under lease for lives with the annual rent
of 654 pounds Of tobacco.
These lands will be sold on credit OF one
and t~Uyears, eqna' payments from the day
Of sale for which bonds with approved secu-
rity anda lien upon the property VIII be re-
CURED.
For further particulars application rnay be
made TO Robert l. Taylor, Esq. of ,Alexan-
lria, or to the subscriber, and the lands Will
be shown by Mr. William Moss near the pre-
misses.
Alexander F. Rofe, Ext.
November 97. caves
H. UNION HILL, the, late residence
Of Doctor Rose, deceased, together with
good garden. orchard, ana several productive
lots for cultivation, will be leased tor the en-
suing year and immediate possession gwen.
For terms apply as above.
A F. r. Ex'r.
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Alexander F. Rofe, Ex'r.
n . I | 4 Z.

THE President and Directors of the Bank
otPotenac, give notice OF their intention to
apply to Congress at their next session, Tor
Charterf for their Company, and Tor an aug
mentation Of their Capital Stock to enc nil
lion Of dollars TO meet the growing COM
merce Of the town.
BY order Of the board.
Charles Page, Cah,sr.
Sectemher 9 Jaw
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F,9m she Freeaan's Journal
FRENCH INFLUENCE.
IAN OCCASIONAL SKETCH ]

IN the ONttCu SS"tsS lSSN' 49, sS>''J - =
!. French influence the circumstance that
the most import.nt disclosures upon. tnat
subject produce no impression upon tiie
pubic mind, orrather actually produce an
;mcrc ssion favorable to The party which APP
IT ars to be DEVOTED 10 France, IS perhaps
The most conclusive OF Ill! he proofs OF ne
existence OF that Influence, in avery con-
siderable it not IN an alarming dsSree------
There is certainly no intlucenient whatever
TO wri,e an elaborate history OF the lalu-
ence OF France upon the AFFAIRS, OF Aaerira'
Nins trnths Of the American psone would
NOT read it. None would read II eu1 that
small portion ct cur couutrynen W6o are
already firmly fixed in the billet OF what
was propos ID 10 be demonstrated & 10 Gein
it would not be very interesting, because II
would present to them 10 new lleas. we
appear to be doomed TO be dupsd AID mali
aged BY France in whatever way she may
deem the muGt conducive 10 her interest,
except that of placing US in state OF &C
,ual warfare with England.
We are now about 10 develope another
extraordinary tsait in the political charac-
ter and conduct of Thomas Tciferson, rel
alive 10 the influence which was exercised
over him by his French PR poss ssions and
attachments, and his fantastic passion Tor
French " freedom of thr sras," il NOT by
any direct pressure Of French policy ard
power upon his unparalleled administration
-Row long We shall be disposed to amuse
IN C,r
ou'se, , =. -, H., ny' 10. a"a.e'lss e %
w ,ask :. -. ,,'' 49,"
m lHe '"sS' M .,. 'o'soy 1890. NV .o"s
oa' ,s'Du'e ~, ,.I "''iosS ~, A'ls'''''o'V'
out ''I w. I',,e ''''ene - @:''.n '''s s's"'
- rs,reot r. wh;cb we ,.rJ;d,v conr. =. w.
have hr-n no, = l;,tll d;sanno;n,.d viii .oo,,
rsn,Irr n, vork txcess;yglv d,sasrrrshl.
and i,ksome.
~ MESSAGE &C ,bs n,.,;du,, &c ,,.YT
s,,.ss =, ,hs oos,;na r. ,ha s..s;o NV of
ronorrss D4cembrr e;gh.ern hnndr.d ,rd
son,o;u.d ~. 80 ,eallas,;,,s s'.'.
- o,nn.v;an
e'"r'
+" | cannot but earnestly recommend TO
Jour early consideration the expectancy OF
so modifying our militia system as by Sc.
para.ion OF the more active part frow that
which is less SO. we NAV draw hon 1t when
necessary, an efnc,en. corps; II, Tor real al and
active service a"o 20 oS e'also 70 II IN re-
guar rota .,,
eg'S'9s'ools p'oo14'9.' nay oeen "leGe,
u''aer lo'm n a .t J,sa .ols'sss, q
mass,l@,s ,: 1 r. o ,.,,na "'" 1n.s ass
~ baog s,,h;sc; ~ -. c'.,t "" In 49,,
=. W. :s'a", s" - S''' ~ '''' '''''
90. :. e. ,'r,nsd;a.s oro,,;h;,;;or &c ,bs.
r,...,;on nf arn,s nd a aa,n,nn,,;na - njso
ar,,hr,;ttsd - vomr dse,m;aa,;onw
~.
ms mesSags announced .Ae 'a'e,po'a,
ttoa OF nc" principles !oto 'ne Ia" 90 TIA
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THIS DAYLNDlNG,

AT 1RwIN's WHARF,
From the scheoner Susan, CAPT. Larson,
fran Ntzvbvyport, 81 for sale, n.Tt d0sr
beiozu sfohn G, Ladd's, lower end ktng'
street:
100 barrels New-England Rum,
SO do. No Beef, best quality,
so boxes Candles,
70 Grind Stones,
bale Russia Sheeting,
5 boxes by 9 Window Glass,
do. Sweet Oil,
A few Boards.
William Smith.
November los lasY
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C. BENNETT

HIS Imported in the ship Maryland, ola
Baltimore,
Best Rridport herring and shad SEINE
2WINE, Sail Twine and Shoe Thread.
AND by TIE BRIG TEN BROTHERS
Daily exp ctcd here-he VIII receive
Subsrtine Cloths 8 Ker5ymeTes,
Which ne offers for sale by tbs package on
low terms for cash e. aPproScd paper at 90
days,
Nov l3 drw3taw2w
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Ten Dollars Reward.

~aN AWAY from tho subscriber liYi0T
near Fairfax Csur, House. on the n''n
- nero girl, named NANCY; about
az vcars oll ra,r&r tail than otherwise to-
icrshle likely, dark complexion, thin 'iS'sc'
r',m roo,,,h has no marks Of the whip MOI any
n,h.r visible marks about heri took VII"
49, 49, xs,n rrock, striped red and white |;
rcr.r,.,rrork, ofculico, u new green musl'"
bonnet, and some other cloatAihS' l WIN ii h .nv
:rom Eom'rs re ward for securing her IN any
go. u w ,ha, re, her again,and al! reasonable
charges ifbroushe home she mas n.t s"' I ner.
ncxions in Alexandria and Lees'a'N' ~
haps she may make to one OF those '" Ssn or
forcwarn all persons from assisting 'ef '"'
conccaling o: hireing at her.
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MILITARY LANDS.
rHD CAL Il
ROBERT GRAY,
May l3.

60oE-SELLER, ELeri- STREET,
HES Gutriy receiUed .i0r sale me fo''07""S or
H,kS:
Ya,lcyrand's Memrir concerning the com :
ucr.ial relations Of the Quilted States "Nf,
EnGi.nl,
ZI:ikofrsr's Scrme ns Oh Educatlon.
Remark. on Adams Review ot hmes'
w5:ss.
Mrs. Chaponc's works.
NIacknIcNt on the EpisG"s, vol. 'st, to be
eo-2o,iscl ia vols. cta'o-price 20 SUD-
,cr,nsvs dolls 50 CTS, il hoarLs.
Gu,hric's Geographical, liis'eri:NI' and
Commercial Grammar, improvct, vols
rac works OF Prcsiden, Edwards 8 vols
ottavo. ~
'r,e work. OF DR. Rush, vols octave
N;u,wn.,h's Latin Dictionary.
Brork>' GaZ.cccr.
Hucc.irson's Xgn"Ph"n.
Gibson and Jcssc'S surveying
Na,phr'A luciam.
B.r,Da's ColumbiNd, . vols l2ma.
Amcricsn Register, vol SIN. ..
Dr. KAmsay's Ilsrory 81 Hou' UafoE"a'
3vnls. os,avo, hoorSs-pri:e dolls, ," '','
~ Subscriptions received LI H. "F"!
fcr the Monthly Mythology, MncE1'S"i on
the Ep,.,lcs. md new American Ni'rc"sH-
nry, all now publishing by 'aoscr'H''oH III
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pw,o IlampsOn. O. 20.

~
Eny; Just rrcc;gea and, ?gr j e: ' SAFE,
:. nh,I, rirs, euaity New Orleans sugar
80 % bales Upland Georgia . cotton rn,n.
: hhds. jamaica and a"''su" 'u'"'
* DO New England do.
: hhds. first quality moIasses'
10 tierces rice.
eco lbs. pe1gal Indigo
AGO do. Flo,~nt do
IS bags heavy pepper.
Is IS do SoxE p,I Ssss ALBANY chocolate.
80 do. Bakers clio.
o. mr. casks Malaga wlhe. on., -
-, 80 " q.,ms writing and wrapping paper
SOU S'1 AND ON HAND,
Jon particular Madeira ,,,,>,re
Au ~ 10. Teneriile "'1<h'
s shfIry Madeira Sc Port } .,a quarter
I AII of the FIRST quality in pipes and qu''
casks. \ ...-..
Imperial ...........
Hyson y TEAS
Young Tyson
and
dyson SA" a,.en coffee in bags, and gene"
49, ~, .. s,rtment of all kinds OF groees''''
~. selected -four for family use: -
March %.
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advertisement.

EdVeTt1St1iICIII'
DY virtue of a deed of trust from John
y Potts and Eli. abeth his wife to the SUD D.
scriber, will be sold by public auetion; %,
Saturday the a,st of April next, to the hisn-
90, bidder, on the premises, sunday Lot: or
$3.50 Of Ground, situate on Water, Union'
pa cameron streets, in the townot Atexah-
d an" a credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
m ou,hs will be given to the purchaser, 'n.y
giving their notes with approved ena S,;s q,
and negotiable in the bank OF AlexaI ,S LOT
.hs several ins,almen,s and a lien on the pro-
p Ludweu Lee, trustee.
March 30.
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Lease of Sebattian Spring Tavern

<SpIh -
Lease of Sebaltian Spring Tavern
EYJR SALE III EOClION.
VN1ILL De sold On the premises on
w Thursday the 5th OF April next at
10 o'clock, precisely, the uneXPlred lease OF
the ABOVE Tavern tincluning three summsrs)
win Is acres OF Land, Gos!h or 7v'fhoM me
fwnr,ycmrnts. Further particulars at umc
OF sale
=, same time will be sold variety OF Bar
p,on Furniture, consisting OF gallon hall
:, ,Ilon. Quart, pint and half pint I'mbiers'
Common and Champaign inc-gl"sses' quar- T.
mint and naI pint decantcrs, commrH ana
, lima bows Of large and small sizes, walters
nc every dcscription, patent lamps, and va
,ie,v of other articles, suitable Tor tavern
tccn;nr. Also, u small stock OF Liquors, 2
stoves, one of them very handsome lew
Lnr,r;rs utensils, Grndstorr, Horse and
Car, and two lie Cows Possession Oh inc
Mace vii DC gwen within 10 days from Gay
OF sale. or, ,,ood
Ma, The improvements consist OF good
nct,;nr House, containing rooms on inc
,ove. Anor, besides i family closet and Dur
n,n,, and $50 lodging rooms above good
t,chcn. s,afc, large she'd store fou's'
~ ;r,, a bath house, fowl house, &c. &c.
AI.,,rh %
49, The SAFE Of the above Property
!, ~o,tbDneA un;sl Thursday the la'A
inst.
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Public Sale.

- y virtue of deed of trust from Htlham
- Ipits>n to the subscriber, to secure the
u,ment OF Il sum Of Money TO the Bark OF
Alexandria, viii be expusec TO sale upon ;:'e
respective premises, on " dr. sd"y, INC 25ih
day ii April next, severa, parcels OF Ground
lying upon Fairfax, Wafer, Queen reefs
and a 20 loot alley. IN The town OF Alex n
t!lla, en- a G. edit Of s, %, and 8 mouths, the
purchaser giving no,es with approved i'll
dorsers for the payment OF tne purchase mo-
ncy nesotlsbls u, the Bank OF Alexandria,,
aAd deeus OF trust upon the properly as fur
ther security.
James Keith, T'y'ee.
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MUSCOVADO SUGAR.

About $50 600 los. Of Mpseoratio oa la !,
or q superior quality in casks, weighing ir on
IS to 80 hundred each, wih DC soi'' ~" o
nervous TERMS. on application to
James Patton
Marlleller & Young,
March Is.
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IuR Received and for Sale by
the Suhlcriher- -.
LANDING,
April To-.

LANDING,
From the seh;ouer John, Captain horis, Jrsv
Norfolk, and.1ar salt BY
Lawralon and Fowle,
IS hogshcads of Mo.asses,
bales Bcerboon Gurrshs. ..y
March q
Joseph Vaudeville.
Corner Ct king and Fairfar strse'', has Jo'
safe, .....'
pipes London Particular Madeira, Old
and OF superior quality -
Is quarter casks Malaga Wine
6 do. Colmcnar do.
10 do. Sherry BIB X DC Brands
20 cases old Clare, and Vim de Grave
so barrels Whiskey " .E@y
8 hhds. and 10 barrels Northern RUM
Gunpowder, ImperiaL Hyson, Young Hy-
son and Hyson Skin TEAS, Of the best qua
lities. .,.
/, With general assortment Of Wines, LIZ
quors and Groceries as usual, on moderate
terms.
March ~. "a