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Pubic Sale.

O. THURSDAY, the 10Th of May: at IL
% eek by virtue Of a deed Of trust from
M I'M HartsAOrne to tn q subscribers they
will proceed to sell, on arredit of6 a1e
L. months the wharf known by the name
of Kinks wharf,
A Leale of 1aid Wharf with
the Buildings thereon, for the term OF three
years and four months from the FIRST OF May,
lslo, subject to an annual rent OF five hum
dred dollars, payable quarter yearly, tho pur-
chaser to have the privilege OF removn the
several buildings at the expit alton OF the
lease on the first Of September, 1873.
1T me sam. time and place sviH be sold,
A Lease of the frame Ware.
house, on .cnc'> ".,arf. for the tenn OF ono
year and five ar lalf months, and subject
to an annual tc.... me hundred and fifty
dollars, with ,.e r~....,ge Of removing the
buildings a, tae z~?.ra,ip-'o OF the lease, alIs
also the privilege Of tas wharf and DOCK
= q fvR1'HER. .:
The tes-amp!e Estate in a
square Of GROUND SITUATE Oh Duke street. and
bounded by raye,e, Payne and Volts lanes:
subjec, to an annuity of three hundred del
lars, TO Sarah Hartshorne * Rachael Har,se
horne, during their natural lives. and to the
longest liver Of them, payable yearly and c.
very year, on the FIRST day of October in eacf.
year. On this square is a frame dwelling
nov in thetenure Of Charles L. hewitt.
John Roberts.
.... Thomas Vowel.
April 81. 60
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Valuable Land for Sale.

IN pursuance of certain deerees q tns
wor.hipful court Of Fairfax county, we
the suhseribers, commissioners ia the $40
DEGREES mentioned, win expose t9pphlic sac,
Il ,he house &c Charles ]. Love, Esq. 20 snd
eorusy, ION Saturday the 18th day OF May
next iif fair, il not the next fur dayl
Snndry Trails Of Land,
containing, together eIeyen hundred and nine, !,
teen and an half acres, situated IN the saia
ve,Inty OF Fairfax, ON the waters Of Cub ana
Flaslick runs, on the old turnpike road and
commonly known by the name Of Salisbury
ON these lands there are valuable improSe-
smsnss-The terms Of sale will be for ready
money.
Charles Tyler. jun.
Humphrey Peake.
-April.7 cots
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IT, W. PEYTON

oFFERS: FOR SALE,
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt
Aluseavado Sugar in barrels
Loaf and Lump do. do.
Coffee in barrels and sacks
Imperial and young Tyson tea in Or. chests.
Spanish Sesars in half boxes
Mould and Spermace,i Candles in cases
Erpwp Soap in do.
NE Rum in hhds. and b, rel! -
March Ia = eotf
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LAW HOOKS

yuss Received fer SAle6g JAMES KEN.
NED2, Sen. Bookseller, Kiag styees, -
Tucker's, Blaskssones s yois.
burrows. Repairs, S vols. -.
Hening and Mnmfordss do rolls.
.BinRey,s %. ~ $50
Dcugtas's do 2 vols. s
Sehoale and Lsro, g do. =
Selwinss Nisiprisss, 8 vols.
Buffers do. y. -,
Espinass,s dos 3 yuls. -, .,s> 49,.
Tidfa Pnesies, m chnesry, 2 vols.
Hsrrison's do. vols.
Peters, Admiralty Decisions
Sugden's Law Of VeRdors 49,
Kidd On Awards -
Eask on assurances . :.
Wsison ON Partnerships -....-.
CAitty on Bills -. -. , -.
Maxwell On do, =
NewIApd GA Contracts ~
Roberts on Fssadulent conyeysnees =
ditto ON Frsuds
Ghisty On Plea ing, vols: ...s.->.9
9 Powell On Deyises ~ !
cdIemsnan Gains Cases ::
: Peake's EsidSnee. * s. -
Est Grown Law, , vols. ~.
,.Aaahoa's abgidgenient OF blackstone
.Butlerss Hbrs Juridno ...... -
.-kfening's Virginia Justice &.
=. Revived. Code of the Laws OF Virginia
MoRts6Ofe's Commercial Preeedents
Bsecaria ON Crimes ard Punisfments
: = 1a.a ALSO, =.
Minors Church History, vols.
Sequel to the Antidote to Miserics of 1iu-
man Line, containing further account of the
Widow Placid and her daughter. Rachel, by
the same author.
: NJ Orders for Law, Medical, Theological
or Classical Books received as above and ex.
ecr,ted with all convenient dispatch.
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.3UST RECEIVED FOR SALE,
BY JAMES KENNEDY SEN.
sBooKs LKR, KINGS T RE 7,
A N,
GRAFTON,
COMMEMORATIVE OF THE
CHARACTER e ADMINISTRATION
OF
WASHINGTON.
pxL1vERKn BEFORE TIE
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN SOC Ely
, OF PHILADELPHIA, e.
On the 22d day Of February,1slo,
BY CHARLES CALDWELL, M. D.
Published a. the request OF the Society.
PRICE 7HIRTr ONE cFS1s,
- Subscriptions for the Port Folio are re-
ceived as above. :
March .l6. ecu.
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Now Landing 2.
From on board Sloop LYDIA, from charies-
.-a .,s.--- .., L. ton, -,
80 bales Choice COTTON r.. =
10 casks new Rice .5 o..
3 bags Carolina Ground Euts-and
400 Reeds--suitabIe for fishing rods, aud
other purposes. !.
IN STORE,
20 barrels excellent Apples
20 groce bottled Cider ....
ditto Ale--and s.. :.
A general assortment shoes and Trunks
as usual. -
Z. Gilman.
April ~. 60 !
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Public Sale.

NY virtue Of iced Of trust from Mr.. va
liam RvGYson 10 the subscriber, 10 secure
the pay ment of debt 10 the Bank OF Alex
andria, will be exposed to Auction on the
premises on Hednesdoy the 3ofs DIZZY o.
Nay, ensuing, ......-
One Lot situate on Prince
Ssree,, in the town of alexandria, fronting
thereon so feet, running thence westwarcly
about Sc fact, thence eastwardly 44 feet,
thence soushwardly - feet thence west
Wardly about II feet, thence southwartly 70
the beginning about 81 feet. On this 10, Is
an excellent three story brick house with ex-
.eRsive avid commodious brick back build
ncs, In the occupation of John Hopkins,
esquire. The lower part contains large
Z, store, compiling house and cellars. has
property is well suited TO toe accommodate
OF a family and the carrying on of an exten-
ave business. %.,..E
One other Lot adjoining the
above, fronting on Prince street about thirty
four feet, and extending northwardiy sixty
four feet. On this lot IS an excellent frame
warehouse, with back buildings, and a Gel.
lar untier the whole. This property is well
suited to an extensive wet goods business.
One other Lot on Water street
to the north oe and adjoininga 4 feet slley,
at the end of Messrs. Eaxon and Co.'S store
fronting thereon - feet and extending west
wardly 10 the rear Of the two before mention
ed loss so feet. Or this lot, IN front, is a
shsd ware house 30 by 90, and on the back
stable OF about rs By 30. =
A4edit of 9, Is and s7Snaenths will'he
: gives for notes negotiable sttse bank of
Alexanaria with approved endorsSrs, carry
ling interest from the Gate. A lien will be
'Ie4aired on, the property TO secure the pay
Smenf Of the purchase money. g
Thomas SWAMI Trustee.
April ILLS. .'s8 cots
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Grand LOTTERY,
Tire ,izsso es;oco Dolls. each
STATE or NElF-1OkK,
Union College Lottery, No. I.
- MAfMAGfERS.
ufHiaM ~ Gii5e,s. Laac Dmmi,ta,
Heaiosia Dfseift. --. AID
Gesrgs Merchant, .IpeAen laofn.
- cH Il AfsE
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Less, than 4 - blanks to prize subjce,
to deduction Of IS per cent PRICES psya-
bic 80 days after the conclusion Of the-draw-
ing. - - r-.s..
OF TIE AxNkxED PnIzEs, ..-.-.
I st drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
70 s., 1000.
lst do. 18th do. $50 Ttkefs from
.s~,:. No. / to No. $50, incIusire.'
Ist do. goth do. $50 do. from No.
ISL to 500, inclusive.
LIST do. 25th do. $50 do. from No.
2,o0l to 22,9so, inclusive
LIST do 3vth 10. $50 do, from No.
...s.. --... -. ,22,25t to $4,000. inclusive.
Ist do. 35th Do. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
LIST do. S4oth 90. 1000 81
Ist do. 18Th do. $4,000
Fl, ct 1900 Blanks drawn to be entitled to
Ten Dollar prize each.
~ The drawing viii commence in me
City Of New York onf the tilirJ Tuesday IL
April next, and will continue to draw 500
Tickets each day (exscpt the lat day, when
there will remain 800 to be drawnl until
finished.
TIcxErs Tor sale by n. GRAY, Boobsel-
Ter, King ssrcet, Alexandria, where 'afls;ck-
cts sold by him may he examined, and infer
nation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
iDk The drawing, free Of expence,, Prizes in
the B.ltimore CcilcEc Lottery wisl be taken
4. their fil vafgc for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference paid in cash, Cash will
also I've advanced for prizcx - soon As drawn.
at moderate discount.
Present price ofiieketstight'do dollars.
.Ian,iAry /. @....
Should the 6rst number, 90 the l5th day
Of drawing, be either of the numbers from !
to $50, inclusive, then, in that case. the next
drawn humber mot one of those nnmhersj
shall draw, and be entitled to the $50 ,ickc:s,
With the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous &c t,e 18th day OF drswins;
and in the like manner With tickets for the
10th, 25th, and sbth days Of drawing; 30.
that perscn with one tiekc, may draw One
Thousand Ticket! Question How! An
swer-7Suppose No. h,l75, is the property
Of drawing, which vii ehti,le' il to the nunr-
befs from to $50; and the FIRST drawn nrm
Der on the 2oth day OF drawing; may 'be.No
ITS, which viii eHtisle him to the 'n,,mber.
from ISL to 500. The. FIRST drawn. number,
on the 2sth day. may be No. SIS, which will
cntitle bin: to the numbers from, 92,ooI to
s2,2sc, INCLUSIVE and the first drawn num-
Der, on The Soth day Of drawing; may be one
Of the Yso tickets already draxn, which will
entitle him to the numbers from 2e1so IN
%, soo-Yes, sir. apd the thousand tickes
may draw One HurtlrrtlT hcnsand Dsllarsl
ISAAC KILL,
Cot9s,smith, Plumber, and 7in-P1ess
Worker,
HAVING REMOVED from Water 10
L L Prince street, two doors above tho
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Jlsf received by JAuLS KENNEDY,
:, ; sen. Baak ,eAer, King STREET,
The Life oil Thomas Paine, by James
Cheetham. 80. ...~
Z Walsh's Letters on the Genius and Dis
position of the. French govesnmsnt.
Tales Of Fashionable Life, by Miss Edge
worth. -" =.
= The Parents Assistant, or Tales for Chill
dren, by ditto. -.s,. =.
Don Sebastion, or. the hous s.of Brseanz
an historical Romance, by Miss Porter.
William Tell, or Switzerland delivered,
an historical tale, BY the celebrated Florian.
The life Of Petrarch,: BY Mrs. Dobson.
The Yankey in London.
: The works efMrs. chapene.
,Cowper's poems and tssk, beautiful mi.
mature edition, elegant
sSestts Marmion, do. do.
81 Juniuss 5 Letters, do. do.
Mrs Brysn's' CONGREGATIONS ON. chyniistry.
Berthollet's researches into the laws Of
chymicas affinity. 4. !, ~ .,...s.4, 3 j, {:
The Tendon diasectsr, or system.e Of dis
secsiOp praesised in the.hospialsnd lecture
toomsofths metropolis.
March ~, %
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-
Less, than ! IA blanks to prize subjce,
TO deduction Of IS per cent PRICES psya-
bic 80 days sftsr the conclusion Of the-drav-
ing. - -.
1st drawn No. 10th day Of drawing. entitled
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NO e c s.

~. THE Stockholders in the Great Hunting
Greek Bridge Company, srs. hereby notified
.fhet an-eleetiefi uillhe held, at Mr. Sneks
itseru, near bridge, on Monday, the 18th
May next, ast3 o'elocks p. n. for the Puf.
!, psssG Sf eItsfings Eve Directors 70 serse the
SAID Company 5ar che ensuing year.
John HooE Say.
~ .a-.1 az $ - d3g eote
& MDING, q
- .eheeacr Risizg San, dsSt saie By
~ a.ssssssr md FSsuae,
Five bales Reerboo Don Gurrahs.
ARrils,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03
TIE RUSSIAN ENVOY.

Monday being the birth -dav of the Elm
peror OF Russia, the Russian Envoy gave a
party, and had the front OF his dwelling IL
iumluateu Oy transparency, representing
the cities OF st. Petersburg and Archargei,
and an american vessel in full sail, the whole
surmounted by crown and the letters a
1. Sone citizens, stopping TO look at the
transparency, took up a notion, THAT the
putting OF the crown over the American ship
and colours, was improper: this notion ri
pened into an opinion, that it was intc.iti I'd
as an insult, and the fern,ent Became gene
raj. About this point of time, "A young ran.
an officer IN the United States service, came
up. and imhicins all the indignation of those
around HIN. he discharged two pistol balls
through the transparency
lie was aPprchended this morning, and
brought before Alderman Kchheic. who, on
motion of the District Attorney, bound the
officer over, himsc!sin 3 900 dollars. and two
sureties, in l,5oo dollars each. in the course
OF the examination, the officer, with cha
racter'stic badness and strong feeling, dc
clared, that he thought it his duty, as an
American officer. to bring down Ill crowns.
l honor his feelings and admire his princi
pies, while | sincerely regret the difficulty
INTO which they, and the imprudence OF the
RUSSIAN Envoy, have Involved him
. IL Will be recollected, that some serious
disturbances have arisen out OF tL0s- kind
OF exhibitions. 1t will be remembered, that
IN 1901, when peace was concluded between
France and England, the JOY of the London.
crs was extravaganza and wild, they took the
horses cut otthe carriage Of the French En-
voy, and drew it themselves, to, and from,
81. James's. yet, the same evening, the same
popuiacs compelled the same Envoy to take
down and alter a very brilliant transparency,
because there was IN it the words PEACE
AND CONCORD" the last being :nis.a-
ken for CONQUERED.
Democratic Press,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03
BRITIsH UNDERESTIMATE

6T ,otm iensL, ddted Sheerness, Jan. 1lb,
1910, on boardgf II. NJ S. BeHerobEon, 10 m
EikaHah Hayden. AT this tooyu, from his son,
'0ho was born here in .1uiy, 1881, and nov has a
79fc Irving at PyoVincefoVg. iejt 1oithoat the
'ncass u snbboyt-- Boston Print
" The unaccountablo casualties of this life
have unfortunately plunged me into a man of war
IN tbs strangett manner, by impressment My
case, however, IS most easy TO be redressed by
my country have particularly applied TO the
American consul, who has my projection bu,
he informs me, that the Admiralty consider me
British subject They have merely written
letter to the captain Of The slip to know what
sun and depend oH the answer, which is certain
TO be according TO the interest Of Ecgldsd
!" When you receive this, J hope you will let NJ,
wife tnow my staston. nave written ,hre..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03

A reroit was received frcsn tie post
master genera, in compliance NTH the re
solution OF the House, On the subject os the
Orleans mail.
The report of the committee on the memo
rial of the stockholders of the bank oethe u.
5. was re committed on motion of MIR. 7ay-
tar.
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE.
The bill concerning Intercourse, was again
taken up. Mr.. Boyd spoke in favor of adj.
herenUe. and Mr.. Gholson, at great length,
or the same side. n... s.
Mr.. Cook then moved to postpone the fur
Their consideration OF the subject till to.nor-
row, alledging as reason, that report was
current, that the despatch vessel, John A.
dams, had arrived at Norfolk.
This motion was carried by four votes
Yeas IS, Nays 81.
The report favorable to the petition of
Anthony Buck, was agreed to, and the re-
solution referred to committee, to bring in
bill.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TIE ELECTIONS.

Il we cast cur eyes over the II. Gates at
| large, Things Seea TO he wearing 4 favornpl.
aspect. In Neil Am .shire, the Patriotic
Langdon and a majority OF Republicans I'm
the Council and Legislature, seem To- be e.
icctcd. In New York the discDrdlnt mr.
ties are linked toYetier b. q sense of COM
mon danger, and u deep resentment pf { ON
mon injuries--.for the Council! OF appoint.
ment IN the cagerness of their per,ecntiou
and ia f,e hicaisUde gf their yp;sd,m. have
swept or by one aud the same blow, Madi
son,ans, Clntuuians, LewSites. &c. Nj ysr
et the Guilds, IS they are SO called, are re-
turning to their first lOve-the sound OF
d'scord is hushed. Uader these ci,cum.
stances, taere is every hope, that the wha.e
party will move together. under on. BAN
ncr, and once more plant the ineritDrious
Iompkins in the chair of state. IN AIassa-
chusetts, whose election began Yesterday,
tue ing of war viii be great, and The issue
uncertain. $3.50 -
These successes will she'd pleasing beam
over our prospects illus the chain of the
Northern Confederacy, like Nebuchadnez-
EARS image, will be broken to pieces,
the British plan of detaching New England,
and uniting her TO Canada, IS blasted-.
new force is impaired 70 the government OF
the country, aud the chain Of union is wash
ed Orightcr--new strength IS impaired to
the administration, by the increase in the
number OF It's tilends--perhaps,a correspon.
dent damp will be thrown over the spirits
fthe British ministry Perhaps their tone.
may be partially clianged--thc impulse,
Which Will De indubi ably given by The f-de-
raj opposition to NJ. Giies's. resolutions.
may be checked--Andt he Marquis Wei,
lesley; who says he is otno varty, on Smeri-
can AFFAIRS, may be taught to bend a tole
faoly favorable ear IN our just demands
These are, however. but speculative anu
coHectural vjews.--In the mean time. il i,
incumbent upon the republicans every where.
to give "a pull Stag pull aud pull al
together"
Those of the "old domiDion,' should keen
sharp look ont, BE for ever OH the alert.
and on the pending Elections. during this
month, they should Come forth in all their
strengh.-it is pleasing to see, that the &C
tive Republicans OF i.oudonn have organised
aComnittee, To confer with those Of Fair
lax and Prince William, OH the selection .of
Candidate. to be rGn asainst the Honorable
Joseph LsWis.
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Gurope.
LONDON, January 10.
ISLES OF BOURBON.

Early in the morning of the 21st Sept. about
$50 OF our brave soldiers, and 200 of our roy al
marines, we, landed before day break. ant! soon
carried three of the forts. The squadron went
in and fred their broadsides, and then hauled
out the Syrius frigate, capt. pym, stood in a.
gain, and anxious to avail himself ofthe only OPP
portunity that presented tselfto his vigiant eye,
he asked leave, and was permitted, by signal
from the commodore, to anchor and according
iy, in the most gallant style. carried his little ship
IN, and placed her within pistol shot of the beach,
and hall nusket shot Of the Caroline French fri.
gate, and the two East Indiamen, and a French
brig of war. and opened so heavy fire on them
from his English bull dogs, that in 90 minutes
(lhe troops at the sane time charging through
the town) the whole struck their coIors. Both
srmy and navy joined in this brilliant enterprise,
declaring that they had never seen or though it
possible for a shipto keep up so tremendous a
fire as the Syrius exhibited on that occasion and
we understand, it was principally ewing to the
very grea. exertions of capt Pym, his officers and
crew, that tbs two Indiaman were saved from
being burnt or that any of the stores and goods
from the shore, were taken off aud put on board
the Str<atharn.
The following are the ships and vessels taken :
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20 ,PHLApELruIA, March 2T.
fa,8iona6fes. -l,icelebraton Of The anriversar,
OF the Coronatioa OF his Imperial Master, aIr.
Dashkoif, the Russian Ambassador, last even
ing gave a splendid route % AN immense con-.
course ct fashionable company.-Tha front OF his
house was Illuminated by parterrc OF lights
supported on the Pavement.--Trom ohe Of the
second story windows was exr,bi.ed during the
evening, an handsomely executed trsnsparencv
consisting of tho Imperial Crown OF Russie,
with Alexander /. surmounted by scroll con
tanning these words, /" Crowned the 24lh OF
March, lSOl'-Beneati appeared ar American
ship, with Archangcl, &c. imvicw, embielaatlcai
OF American iniercourselwith ,<ussia.
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Democratic Press.
New.Yonx. March %

-, >. = t''-Fs- NNFs, NINrCN 10
The Steam Boat arrived yesterday from A,ha.
ny. Ch board her came passengers. the dele
gates from the Mechanic Society, bringing with
u I'm charter for a new bank, entitled, :. Tie
AHreaa"c SaHf ef fhe city Of Nesv- lsrk."--The
capital of this institution is tn consist of on. mil
hon Joe hundred thousand dollars it, affairs are
TO be conducted by fourteen directors, majority
OF whom are to be chosen, at every election,
rom he Mechanic Society, and the President oi
sad Society is to be e%.oGE-io oae,.. Mercantile
Ida.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03
From a London PAPER, Of sfanuayy is.

The American frgate, JOHN Adams, which
sailed on Friday last, supposed for the Texel,
returned to the Downs, on Sunday the port let
Ter says, IN consequence of contrary winds Her
return, however, is accounted for IN another >vav
1t is said, that she brought too of the Texel
by our bockadmg squadron, and refused permis-
sion to enter, on the ground of having specie on
board, enemy's property. The John Adams, on
her way up the Channel from Amerc: we un.
deFStand' was borded and ogeIhauled by the Illus.
sar frigate.
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. he subscriber mas employ ed as tut5rof the
I Latin and Greek languages, Mr. wis At.
kinson, who, henceforward, will CO operate with
him in the education of youth. Their Plan Of
which, embraces the Latin, Greek, french and
English languages, including several particular
branches OF Literature, Arithmetic and Malhe-
mates Each teacher viii sltend regularly 10 his
own department. of the school They wish to re.
ceiVe several boys in addition to their present
number. Also, class of girls but at no time
shall their seminary be crowded They propose
to have public examinations, quarterly Their
vacations shall neither be long nor frequent.
Price for tuition, . 40 per annurn, to be paid
quarterly, in advance, without any deduction for
vacations. CBILES TERRELL.
". D Mr.. htkinson's capability 10 teach the
Latin and Greek languages, is certified by Mr.
Nelson, professor of Wingfield Academy in Haa-
over county The certificate may be seen by APP
pIication to the subscriber.
April 3. w3wT