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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-24
T From the BOSTON Palladium, SEPT. IL.
LATEST FROM RIO PLATA.

Last right arrived brig Express, Thomas.
from Bucnos Ayres. 50 days.-l.eit, July IS
ships C4tharine, Bickford, from Newport
discharging Thomas, Wilson, OF Baltimore,
ar. l4th, from Montevideo, in days, and In
formed that all the American vessels had not
left that port, but were ordered off Plato,
Dutch, for Salem, loaded, to sail IN about IA
days; brig Prudent, Dutch, for do. uncertain !;
Scuus, Osgood, of Salem, ar. July Is, from
Monteyidco Markets very bad, and the pro-
ducc of the country high.-Sailed in CO. from
Ensenatia, with sloop N.bby, Turner, for Bos-
ton, and parted next day off the mouth of the
river The Montevideo squadron went up
the river the day capt. Thomas sailed, to bonn
bard Buenos Avres. Spoke nothing. Left
brig from Campcachy at the Vineyard, on
Suaday NOR ing, and came out in co. with
brig Vigilant, for Boston light brig bound
eastwardly sch. Equality, from Baltimore,
for S,Iem, and several others unknown.
Ertract ofa letter from an american gentle.
man az Monteuideo, June l9.
I" This city is now the only place on this
side of the country, where the authority of the
Cortss Of Spain is acknowledged, and is now
cJos " invested with Buenos Ayres troops.
belief of their being 5000 is most CURRENT
They presented themselves before the city on
the 10Th of May. Although SO days have
ell osed, no effective measures have, seeming
w, been taken to reduce it. Their opera
tons have extended to nothing more than cut
ting. eli the supplies of provisions. These
measures alone will not Immediately distress
this place, in which are at least provisions for
four lnont,,s, and further supplies may be ex-
pected from various ports ON the coast, and
NAV be brought by water. A few days since
a flag of truce WAS sent to Buenos Ayres,
wh:cn WIS answered by conditions for the sur
renaer Of the CITY, viz. that the viceroy, Sig
nor Elio, shall immediately leave the country
that all other officers of government civil
and military, shall hold their places-proper-
ty protected. and personal security given to
every Individual, acknowledging the govern
r,ent of Buenos Ayres These, which are
considered very favorable conditions for the
pe, pie, {by whom they are not supposed to
be generally known) have probably been re-
fuse by he Sice-king.
50 hn order Was issued on the 10th alt. for
every American vessel Except loaded with
ieraed besf) TO leave this port in IS hours
An order so unreasonable could not be COM
p.icd with by all, and several now remain to
pct w.ter, ballast, SC. No Cause is assigned
for this Violent edict Vessels are thus wan
tonly compelled to leave port suddenly and
unpreparedly, into which they had entered as
friends, con6ding in the good faith of the go
yernment
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NORFOLK, Setrem5er 60.


Extract efc ritter from a youzg officer On
board tic British Slooh If Har Face Horsr,
dated Port Lozds Ire IF France } 1911
Jane, 1871, tea Genfiemau in this flace.
g have the satisfaction to inform you CT
the capture of .wo large French Frigates full
of troops for this island, by his Majesty's
ships Astrea, Phoebe, Gaiatea, and Race
Horse, after hard fighting fer three hours and
half, the circumstances Of which shall now
relate.
We were cruising off this island in con-.
pany with the Phoebe and GaIatca Of So gnas
each, when we fe!lin with three large French
Frigates, which we knew were expected. AID
full Of troops. After chasing them 81 ho'!rs,
they stood towards US with all sail. Our slips
were not well manned, aid the Astrea was to
leave Port Louis that very day.-the senior or
hcer Judged it prudent, to make the ac.ion
sure, to join company, and we therefore rnads
Tor the land, and they continued after Us, cI'
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NEW-YORK, September %.

The United States frigatcs President, Com
modore Rodgers, the United States, Coinmo-
dore Decatur and the SIoop of war Wasp,
Capt-in Jones, sailed last evening, On cruize.
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BOSTON. Sept. II.

From the Isiele IF France, and Cafe Of Good
Hofe.
On Sunday night last arrived here the brig
Harriet capt. Waldo, from the Isle of France,
and "a days from the Cape Of Good Hope
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Speech of Captain Lewis, Chief OF the Shawa-
noe village of Stony Greek, to John sohnr
:. sten, and large number OF the citizens OF
Miami county, assembled at Plqua Town
on the Oath Of August, 1911.
q Mn Friends, listen 10 my qrords-We have
come here this day, to declare eur good wish
es to the whites, to ratify all the treaties that
has beeL made between us. God has appoint
ed this day for the purpose. We request that
the President If the United States may know
these our sentiments. What | now say Is
from the mouths of us all. Although the De-
lawares, Otloways and Mingoes are not here
what say stands good for all. feel great
pleasure and satisfad IN to stand here as
messenger of peace-all that we say is tor
peace and friendship with the whites. l have
no more to Say.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-15

the Journey recomn,enced, anl tcmblinrl,
alive is the Doctor TO each little noise.-iE,
a robber-and With the deadly weapon aim.
ed at that head, which has so often directed
the councils Of the commonwealth. And
shall life so precious TO the nation, be sacr.-.
Fl ed fer little pell !! Shall one fell blow de-
prive the country OF Il hero and statesman
No." Take my money aad spare my life -
exclaims the son of G allen, and cast lis por.e,.
book at the ruffi,n's feet He waits ny, for
reply, bat applies the lash TO the jad,d sliced
speed The, Rosinante ~ d bcar thy msstcr
Leyond the reach Of danger Til. wclrcme
glare of light soon FISHES On tie Doctors
eyes. Assistance is procured, AID a ful
pursuit o: the robber is comucnced. Thew
reach the scene of viliainy. and, monstr,.m
horreRdium the terihc bandit still maintains
hi. post The weapon OF death still extend-
ed, AMI the rcbbcr had not yet stopped 10 raise
the booty which lay at his fcet-A pump,
with the handle frozen in horizontal NO..
sit;on, was found to have been m s:aIen Nv
the sspient Doctor, for a murdcrou. high,
wayman. VIRUS.
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sskcn place against the christian church ever
since the death OF St. Stephen the first mar
tyr. From all the histories of these bloody
prosecutions, we may learn this important
and instructive lesson, that burning Of here
tics increased their number; but federation,
bv quenching the fire, cxtinguished The name.
And have We lot found by long and sad eX-
rerience, that the blood of criminals is the
seed of criminslity; and that b intilcting cap
ital punshments for civil crimes, the depra-
vitv of mankind, instead of being cured, has
been greatly increased.
would farther observe, that all penalties
ought to be propol1ionate to the crime for
which they are inflicted. That death is the
greatest penalty--the ne plus ultra--which
the asistrate can iniict on any human per-
son. And it being in ali cases the extreme,
will admit of TO degree of comparison: and
therefore, cannot be apportioned to the various
grades of civil criminaiity. That the juris-
Giction Of the civil magistrate extends only to
words spoken, and overt acts, so tar as they
are detrimental to society but lot to the pun
ishment Of sins as such. That all penalties
inflicted beyond the dement's of the crime, are
excessive and un ust. And, therefore, when
ever the penalty of death is inflicted for any
crime beyond its dement's, it must be consl-
dered as the shedding of innocent blood
ITO be continued.
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From the Virginia Patriot.

The .Ntz,- York Columbian insists nhcr i
that our country muSt he in q n,ost .fonriskioy
condition and gives asa reason for il that ~,
cards Of. fire AuHdre9 houses are buRt cmuucl.
iy in that city
This is quite as good q reason as could iG7e
been ertcctrd, in sukhorf II SO absurd a hos.
ton, and frores i any hi'lg, The rertrsr If
s,Jsat il gras Intended totrore. It shous nc.
the stasn,1tion # business is so comtiefe and
the dist7ust zyhich commercial rn5orrussmen.,
hCve induced so uHi7craCi, Not those mf;.
z~ho hare .Roating eohiEo! az Leir c0rms"l
dare not ris9ue II IN tAot sta.s any lonser. eii
are therefore withdrawing il from ctrcu!2.
tion and vestirg il as fast Us fo@si6le whfrs a.
Though less 1r.i:Gdie is mare secure.
As a convincing proof th4t this, ard 70.
the prosperity of the country, is the leat
cause of the fact lie mention. 1.-The Editor OF
the Columbian might have observed that Ma
ny of the most considerable merchants IN
the city were advertising their shipping, for
sale, evidently anxiou, to II t''emsc,es Ola
species of property oncc SO valuable, but
which the folly of our government andihe
injustice Of others have now :erdcrel il net
entirely useless at least extremely insecure.
But in estimating I'D tnlrera'mg the
proofs Of our prosperity. he " remembered
10 forget" the most Ia.ieca! facts He did
rot recallect our empty treasury, C igtrfg
failures in one Cay which recently oceuT.djD
his own CITY, the millions upoa millions which
our citizens have lost in Italy Spain, France.
Holland, Denmark and Sweden, end the s'lll
greater losses, which the (iequen, AID vcxa.
tions interrupt ons given to commerce ny oar
government have occasioned Gan any man
who has his eyes open to these facts pretend
that the condition Of this country is Pros
porous anil fl ,n.i.hing 1t is tue thai We
are not like England Lorne down b. thc
weight Of a national debt, greater i'll amouE
than all the disposa5,e property in the rOa'.
try. Nor, like Holland, are our ciuze.s
starving BY thousands in tho street fcr var!
OF bread. We are too young and our NJ
terhal resources the gift of Providence aid
the remains offnrmer prosperity. arc no'y't
sufficiently exhausted But we owe TO THANKS
to cur present rulers that this is net the cass'
If We yet have food for our hunger and rl'-
ment for our nudity, it is not to then, or 70
their policy we owe the endowment OF tue
blessing. What it WAS in ,heir power 10 90
to discourage industry, to reprcss enicr:hzs
and 10 waste our resources, they have ho'
failed to accomplish. 1--we have net yet SINK
under their management, it is because o4'
youth and vigor, the fruit OF setter DAYS
have enabled US to support IT, urthen.
the water Cruel regimen and frequent dep's'
tons to which under their eui lance they have
subjected the Eaton, have not INDUCED . to-
tai and incurable de oiiity, it has bcen oWi"l
to the goodness Of the patients ccnstiui'os.l
not to the skill! OF the physician. y
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lust RECEIVED,

BY THE SHIP Avn GSRLEY,
An assortment Of ladies, mis-
scs' and childrcl,s' iiorecc * leather shors'
Also, by the sc!Ucrer Greyhound, from !"
-fasa;on able kid Shoes
On hand--sn assortment Of fashIona'se
Hats.
S. and D. Reed.
March II. 3taw5W
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March II.
Tuf Publifhed,
PRICE FIFT1 GEMS,

And for sale BY ROBERT GRAY.
A Peetical Picture Of America
Being observations made during re''aon'.
of several years at Alexandra aud NOTION
illustrative OF the manlers ard customs o. w.
inhabitants-and interpreted with anecHC'c;'
arising from general intercourse with So o..
ETY. in that couatry from 1879 70 1907 -D'
Lady. -.
Londen, Printed, 1909 Norfolk se'?I'n''''
1910
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JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE 1T THIS oFfieh'
SPE E G II
OF THE
UoS. SIAH GU n = u

IN THE
House of Representatives # The United s.affs'
February Is, 1911, on the an,enan'en's q
fired By Nr. Ethes to the BIZ s.1'eleme :,
,arv 70 ~. "cct concerning the Commercial
Intercourse between The United States ana
Graf Britain and France, and the" 0ene",
s,ncies, and for other PURPOSES" ana 7'hlcA
1roh,s,d 10 rcvfue and enforce the n'n-'A-
..r.,.,r,. Iasy against Great Britain.
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A valuable NEGRO MAN, BY
March 6.

A Tanner ana Currier
Coming sYcA recommended for Industry, so6'i-
etv ard workmGnshih
Nav have constant employ and liberal wa
pcs, by applying at Occoquan, to
Jacob Janney.
March |. ott
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Alexandria o7sd Feuqaisr Turn
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL BE SOLD. at public sale, 20 :te
h:shes, bidder, on SATURDAY, roc 18TH
Of March, at IL O'Clock, at MaHsf Uast7g-
ill.,.
A valuable NEGRO MAN, by
the same CT Jesse, formerly in the service of
Samuel Shreve. He is ander the character
of a valuable hand on farm and an exceed
ipp GOOD waggoner - credit Of nine months
viii be given by giving bond with approved
security.
MARIAN BALL,
Adm;aistratTix Of Samuel Bowling,
deceased
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San ldeifonsos-Is c.. NJ Talleyrand an
lmpartia! witness in the tr nsact,omI Ii
France doe deny the boundaries of Louis.
ana, according 20 the extent embraced Nv
the descriptive terms of the treaty, is it not
her interest-had she no inducement to mar
row the limits of Louisiana Besides have
Messrs. Livingston and Monroe been called
to the Bar! i there any voucher of he
sense, IN which the u. s. viewed these
boundaries, at the time of making their On
tract! Must we fly off to remo;e sr,mises.
to- opinions loosely formed by individuals. or
ieft-handed document, rlther chan abide
by expressions which Cannot deceive us,-
ms sthe quession-And by this criterion
1t IS clear that the limits of Louisiana ex-
tend ~ least to the Perdido
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January 90.
SALES AT ROCKET2,S

ANDtNS from on BOARD the schooners
V,ctorV, Constellation, p Icbe and Orange.
ana WI! be sid, this day at ~ O'Clock on Tohn
dd"ck's wharf, positively without reserye--.
zoo sack Salt, sacking made of canvass,
~ Hhds very excellent Molasses,
AZ 70 Sugar,
, Do superior quality Antigua Rum,
3l9 Danish Hides,
TERHs-60 and 80 DAYS credit, for note. neoo.
table and payable at the Bank of Virginia u,,,h
'pprOved endorse"s
A0ncHre, Robinson q. Pleasants.
.HucGoneer8.
jan. ~
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8Y AUTHORI7Y
Law OF THE UNITED STATES

nv not
10 f*Me e0'nbrnsation ojrthe additional ass ,,o,.
Post-N0sfer General.
enacted by the Ssuo,e and House Of Re-
= h'eSe"t"tiVes Of the United States of d,ue.
Ii I' an Congress assembled, That the addition
a. a. assistant Post General authorized bv
,ne ac. regulating the. post Office establish.
men, SHAH receive au annual salary of s,teep
rna collars, PAYABLE quartz. yearly at the
,;'na y q! ,he u 5 TO he computed from the
ecution of the duties ofhis Office VIC
]. B. VARNUM,
opeater Of the House n 'etyrsent t;ce,
GEO: CLINTON,
'tce-+Tesiaent of the Unired STAIRS, and
PresidCnt of the Senate.
JAMES MADISON.
January II, 1911
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FRANxronr. Oct. o..

FRANvronr, Oct. 81.
The following order has JUS, been published
here
We, CHARAss. by the Grace of God, &C
nave decrced, do de- Tree as follows:
Art i. AL those OF our subjects, who were
indebted to the former Eec,or of Hesse, must
m Ike their payments to no other person tn A a
his Majesty the Emperor of the French. o,
those who shall be delegated to receive them in
his name.
2. They shall without delay address them
selves to the said delegates, and declare when
they will pay. His Imperial Majesty will grant
favourable conditions to those W 40 shall pay
without delay, aud before the expiration of the
time n xed for this purpose.
- Onr Ministers ofthe Interior, of Justice,
and the Police, are charged with the execution
OF the present decree, which shall be published
IN our official Journal.
"CHARLES, Grand Duke
Done at Hanau, 23d Oct 1910.
ANHoLT, Nov. IS
Accounts have reached this place, stating
that the most rigorous measures have been a.
dopted IN all the Pruss n ports, for thu confi,-
Gallon ct all British ships or goods which have
or may hereafter arrive in them.
It's positively asserted nero, that all the Bri.
tsh vessels in Pil!au Roads have been taken
possession of by Prussian soldiers.
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4" AMERICA"

"The government of America, on the strength
OF the Duke OF Cadore's letter announcing the
revocation ofthe Berlin and Milan Decree for
the Month OF Novem ber, has permitted It's ves-
sci to sail for France, without waiting for the En-
giish governments reply to that densiye over.
ture. This step, as indeed the whole conduct
of the American Executive, appears calcu ated
to further the designs Of Bonaparte, by embroil-
ing this country into fresh disputes with Ameri-
"This, as we have stated, on former occasion,
was one OF the principal objects he lad in view
in appearing to relax the severity ofLis CONNER
eial regulations. England not having rescnded
her Orders in Council, or raised the blockaos ol
the enemy's ports on his shallow promises SO
soon followed by more rigorous DEGREES, and ma
official demand on this subject hayn-, as W be
heye, been made by any o! the Interested pa .,,s
American vessels attempting to en- err Frenc
ports, IN cODtraventioB to the Orde OF Counc l.
and 10 the order of blockade, Will Of co IS be
brought into our ports by our .cfuizcrs, and thc
French party in America will not T., . Vt that cir
cumstauce, " renew their clAnous gins Pm
gland, ard perhaps to urge tic distracted aud de
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tain ker. the commander ofthe Packet 81
MS thc'al return OF he action ~ the
'ost VIVID ne miuDs. His remains were
m rred at Falmouth. att nded by the ~ ho,e
OF ,he ship'' crew who survived he act m.
ana monument was about to he pr, ed r,
ms memory by the NH hit Mt e ,b..
town. as tribune to the spi,i of a rs,I,nt
anu dls'nterested stranger, who nobly fell
In cause not his own.
-Ner0 York Paaer:
W Inc motion for an indefinite postp ne
ment OF the bill rene wing the Bank Of h, n :.
mas been Carried in the II. Off bv one vote
% to o4. Heaven preserve us from ;nd,.
cision and intrigue
W The Bill for es' ablishing an Indehcn-
aeW bank in the town Of Lvnchburp lac
been carried through the House of I).i, s,+aa
D. considerable majority.--rhe Capit.I 20
be 100000. ="
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"The las. letters from Konigsberg and Me
net mention, that orders had arrived at those
places from Berlin to seize Immediately all Bri
fish manufactures and all colonial (not Europe.
any produce to be found, whether in the stores
or on board of ships in the harbors, and that
many of the store-hOuses had been already seal
ed up-and that several couriers had passed
through to Russia, which caused them to AID.
prehend the same measures in that country"
BosroN, January II.
Arrived at Salem, brig Ida, Staela, ~ days
Rom Bordeaux, with cargo OF brandy, oil,
&c.
TRANSLATIONS
From Bordeaux papers to Nov. so.
FKANKfoRT, Nov. %.
The English goods burnt yesterday, amount
% larger sum than those burnt few days
ago.
81, PANEsoNA, Nov. 1.
The engagement which continued days be.
tween the Survians and Turks, at Losnitre
from the 18th to tho 21st of October, has oau-
sed an immense loss-6O00 having been woun
ded.
CoNsTANTINoPLe, Oct. S,
The grand Seignior has not yet left the city
for the army, and has not began his plan for sup
pressing the Jannissar.es.
CoPsNHAoEN, Nov H.
His Majesty has just ordered all the English
goods which shall be attempted to be in, rodu-
ced into Altoona or Holstein, shall be seized and
burnt.
Bonaparte was at Bots de Boulogne, three
miles from Paris, the Gath of November, hum
ting deer.
BORDEAUX, Nov. 20
ship, supposed to be American, has been
totally lost, with her crew, at the entrance of
our river.
Public sales OF ships at Bayonne the 18th of
December, 1910, will be sold to the highes,
bidder.
The ships Willing Eagle, Wells g. Frank
I'm briggs Tantivy; Roebuck; Andrew; Fox:
Hawk; Rose-in-Bloom Enterprise; St Tam
many Mary Ann Post Boy Young Connec-
ticut Freedom Sally Betsey; Hetty aud
Salem. After the sale of these vessels ,hey
were to proceed to the sale oftheir cargoes
November so.
The American cartel Catherine Raw. Master
ton, will sail in ballast from l. Orient for the II
States the 18th of January
The American ship II dney and cargo
taken by the French Frgate La Josephine
which was 10 have been sold the Oath of N ,
vember.
The Britannia, of Nantucket, detained tor
want of permit to sail
I"e pilot boat Maria Louisa, is loading for
Ne York.
The sch'r. John. Of Marblehead, is loading
ven up.
T . brig New.Oreans Picket, of N. York
from Gihraitar, under quarantine of 40 dava--it
Is supposed Will be seq stored.
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MI ILL BE SOLD, for cash, in The to,vn Dir
W Cara, on Thursday the 28th Febtaayy neSt.
f''o NAGRoES, .1nliy and Saty, by vitfae # q
fyHst deed executed BY Aiexanaer Gapldf5. efJ IN
ie sD5scribers, ME 9Th October 1859. Tor t6e bay.
pose u securing the pdynrent IF ceytaia sums of
DIo".y tefen menfie"ed 9shich aeed is duly rscor.
aed in The coHnty tOuyt Of CuDlbeyko7a
I'm. NJ THnRN7ON,)
ThAzES WILSON, HHsfees'
I0rRary 90 9a
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rms animal has more than once been rine days
"''GoHf SISfe"ance OF either 6ink or food and has
Perfo'a a journey Of 100 miles, in thr ,bors
time o IS hours, with thousand aeight on its
Gac<---ls as tame md more Su5sstvient than any
horse. '' "'y
1he Curious are referred TO tie Bills and Hisfo-
y' I0r P'ficnsar account Of this Svonderjui ami.
mall "''
Ad'iiffanee tUentyoUe cents, children tavelve c, a
haLt cents.
January 90. e,g
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Sales at .lstction,

HE subscribers have Just received and vur
proceed to sell on We'd ,sday the 3O,b in
tant, sitiveiv without reserve. the foIlov;no.
GOODS, amounting to no less than g 8 600. VIZ
~ Bales India Gotten consisting Of
nS'e F'ooraoad oannas 100 ps.
Luckepore Baftas 100 do
J"e"'a DO 100 do.
WV oanhas each 125 do
Manneck poore Sannas esch I1o Io
20; 125 do.
S"iu rieaa Sannss 70 do
Case Black Sarsanetts % do
BIndanno handkerchief "a do
lOO Grocc Buttons assorted
70 Bundles Pins
- pieces superfine and second Cloths
ID Kerseymere and Sattinett
"a Madrass Handkerchief
so Blue GilIas, and
lou Irish Linen, part of which is very
fine.
HLSO -
Veivets and Cords, blue PLANES, Thresds nj.
mites, Cottons, Balls, Callicoes, and a ,ar,at,,
f other articles too tedirr. to enumerate
fERMs.-All sums under g so cash, 6 SO nd
'ipwhrds months credit the sale viii he made
at our auction store, 10 commerce at 10 Cock.
an! continued from day to day, Until all the pu,ds
a, G sold. For credit purchasers, notes n.so,is-
bic and payable at the Bank of Virginia, with AID.
proved erdorsers win b. required by
Monenre, Robinson q Pieasants.
-4ucHoneers.
January g. Il
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voted States of America. TO an open rupture
VIZ t' -'..' power which can q,
ganst II, dc Igns OF the French volu,ion. 5
!" TACT the ~" will soon be ,roug 4 to an issue
for the Am rican vessel, the Fox, bound from
N. York to Cherbourg, has been sent into Ply
l.-It. ' nm. Of our cruizers ~. Londan Rrhcr