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PRESENT CONDITION OF THE JEWS AT
JERUSALEM.

{ From Chafeaubriands Travels in Greece,
Paies!ine. FgyHt and Barb0re an inter-
esfiHg 7vork recently hHbEshCd1
Enter the city, but nothing will you there's
find to make amends fer the dizziness OF
its exterior - You ioose yourself among
narrow, unpayed streets, here going up hill,
there down, from the Inc quality Of The
ground, and you walk among clouds Of
dust or loose stones. Canvas stretched
from house 70 house increases the gloom OF
this labarynth; bazars, rooted over, and
fraught with infection, completely exclude
the light from the desolate city. A few
psltry shops expose nothing but wretched
ness to view. and these are frequently, shut,
from apprehension Of the passage of a cadi.
Not a creature is t. be seen in the reefs,
not a creature al the gates except now and
then peasant gliding through the gloom,
.concealing under his garments the fruits Gf
hs labor, lest he should be robbed Of lishafd
earnings hy the rapacous soldier. Aside, ina
coruer,the Arab butcheris Strengthening some
animal suspended by the legs from wall in
ruin, from hishaggard and ferocious look
ard his bloody hands you would rather sup
pose that h had been cutting the throat Of a
fellow creature than killing a lamb. I he
only noise head from tine to time in this
uOtCNS wy - 'it BolNI'lb W i've SNteN OF
the dessrt: it is the janis airy who brings
the head Of the Bcdouin or returns from
plunderng the unhappy Feiah.
Amid this extraordinary desolation, YOU
must pause momen. to Cnhten Plate two
circumstances still more extraordinary.
AncDg the ruins of Jerusalem two classes
Of Independent people find ~ their Ttligi6n
sufficient fortitude To enable them toAsur-
mount such complicated horrors & wretch
eduess. Here reside comm uBities Of Chris
tian monks, whom ro'hing can compel ia
foIsake the tomb OF Christ, neither iuuder
Uor personal VI treatment, nor menaces OF
death itsclf Nigh and day they chant their
hynos around the holy sepuichre. Strip
ped ~ tac morning by Turkish governor
they are fund At night az the faot ii q al, ary,
In prayer, on the spot where Christ suffered
f,Y tie salvation OF MANKIND. Bheir6rows
are serene their lips wear an iDcessanl
smile. They receive The ST. anger with joy
w hout power. without soldiers, they pro.
tee whole yilagea again iIiquity. Driven
b. tie cutg gel and ne sabre, wOmen che
dren, nOcks and herds, seek rei1se III
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BALrIMoRE. Anril La.

BALrIMoRE, April IL.
The flag that conveyed the Russian Sec
rotary of Legation to admiral Warren, has
'eturncd with him to this port; il is said
ne has dispatches for the Russian Minister,
and for the Secretary of State.
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the cloiSters of these reciuses. What pre-
vents the armed oppressor from pursuing
ms prey and overthrowing such feeble ram
parts! The charity of the monks. They
deprive themselves OF the last resources Of
lie TO ransom their suppliants. Turks, A
raos, greeks, schismatics, all throw them
selves under the protection of a few indi
gent reiigionists, who are incapable of tleien-
ding themselves. Here we cannot~forbear
acknowledging with Bossuet, that "hantls
raised towards heaven dispense more bat
taliops than hands raised with; avelins.''
While the new Jerusalem thus Uses from
the desart, resplendent in brightness, cast
your eyes between the temple SMount Sion /;
behold another petty tribe cut off from the
rest OF the inhabitants of this city. The par
tlcular objects every species of desradati-
ON, these eoplc bow theii heads without muir
muIing; they endure every kind of insult
without demandins justice; they sink beneath
repeated blows without sighting; it their
heaus be required they present il to the Soy
metar. On the death of any member of
this prescribed community, his companion
goes at night and inters him by stealth in
the valley of Jehosaphat, in the sha-
dow of Solonon's temple. Enter the abodes
ot these people you will find them, amidst
the most AFFECT wretchedness, instructing
their children to read a mysterious book,
which they IN their turn will teach their
offspring toread. What they did five thou
sand years ago, these people still continue
TO do. Seventeen times have they wtnrs-
sed The destruction of Jerusalem, vet nothing
Can prevent them from turning their0faces
towards Sion. To see the Jews scattered o.
yer The whole world, according to the word
OF God, must doubtless excite surprise : but
TO be struck with Supernatural astonish
ment, you must view them at Jerusalem
you must behold these rightful masters of
Judea living as slaves and strangers in their
own Country you must behold them expect
ing, under all expressions, king who is to
deliver them. Crushed by the cross tina,
condemns them and planted on their heads
skulking near the temple, Of which not one
stone is left upon another, thev continue in
this deplorabIe infatuation. The Persians,
the Greeks, the Romans, are swept from the
earth and petty tribe, whose origin prece-
ded that OF those great nations, still exists
unmixed among The ruins its native land.
Ii any thing among nations wears the char
acter OF miracle that character in my Cpl
mon, is here lcgibly impressed What can
appear more wonderful, even to the pliil
osopher. than this spectacle Of ancient and
modern Jerusalem at the foot of Calvary ?
he former overwhelmed with affection al
the sight of the sepulchre of the risen Je-
sus, the latter exultrg before the only
tomb which will have no deposit to render
up a. the COnsummatinn of ages
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New YORK, April fs.
"The whole Loan was taken Yesterday AZ ga
peEcert. for per ent, or 100 for per cent with
an annnity Of 2 per cent. for IS years The par
ties flowed to the 9Th inst. to determine Which
they will take"
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ALEXANDRIA, April IA.
VIRG NH ELECTIONS.

A gentleman from Loudon has politely
favored us with the following return OF votes
taken in that county on Monday last. 2;
rONCpBCc
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WILM1NeroN. April H.

Lewistown is free from the British can
non, after % hours incessant attack with
l8 and 80 lb balls only few houses were
injured the enemy made an attempt to land
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CONGRESS-
Majority,
CONGRESS-

At the last contested elC, ion in ~
county the majority of Mr.. Lewis was SO
ponenS 145-Republican gain since Ga
time 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

From Co66eH's Weekly Registcr-Dec. S.
Regents Sfeech.-On the S0th of No
MEMBER the new parliament, which had
before met FOR the purpose of swearing in
members, Choosing speaker, &c. had its
proceedings opened by the regent, who de-
iivered TO it speech, upon which I pro-
pose to offer some remarks. 1t was difficult
20 toresee what this. speech would contain :;
What hopes it would hold out to the nation !;
&yet. we find the language of The regent as
Cheerful 80 c"c: VS. ;''iS language vi MS
rather, even in those only prosperous years
of his reign, while England had CONNER
Cal treaty with France. This speech I
shall, OF course, consider as the speech of
me ministers, and shall make no scruple in
freely delivering my opinion upon il. in
serting the several parts Of it as 1 proceed
" NY Lords and Gentlemen,
" It's with the deepest concern that
am obliged to announce to you at the OPEN
ing OF the present parliament, the continu-
ance OF the lamented indisposition of his
majesty, and the diminuton of the hopes /
nave most anxiousiy entertained of his ma
jesty's recovery. The situation Of hH6Fr
gGdbs has induced me to take the earliest
opportunity of meeting you after the late
elections. | am persuaded YOU will parti-
cipate IN the satis|acfion J Iei at the i'm
provement of our prospects during the
year. The zeal and intiepidity displayed
by the forces of mis- majesty and of his al
lies in The peninsula, on so many occasions,
and the consummate skill and judgment
with which the operations have been con-
Quoted by the marquis of Wellington, have
led to consequences of the utmost inhor.
rance IN tie common cause IN that quarter"
IN this onset ofthe speech there appears
W he an incongruity; for who would not
have supposed that it was some difficulty
~ the circumstances Of the country that
had indu ed the prince to call the par!is-
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ELOPED
2tp

Am the Sd June 1919, from the Subscriber, resi
" ding within two miles of Campbell court house ,
negro man named Stephen, OF a dark mulatto
complexion, about 22 or % years of age, FIVE feet
sx or seven inches high and stout made. If questi-
oned closely, puts on a bad eountenanoe, and down
hook. j.. ~.
He was rsised:in Northumberland, near the cour.
house in the Northern Neck, of Virginia, where he
most probably has escaped to but has been living
for several years past brunswick county, and last
with Mr.. James j. Harrison, of whom the subscri.
Der lately purchased him and may possibly be still
lurking in that neighborhood. !-r
As he is somewhat Of Shoe maker, he may at
tempt to pass free man, and work at that trade.
Thirty dollars reward will be given for apprehend-
ing and securing INN in jail so that get him again,
or Fifty dollars, if delivered to $
Any person who may apprehend him, will please
give the earliest information tc Dsct Rob't. Walker
of Dinwidde county, Doct David Walker of Peters
burg, Mr.. Boiling VI. Walker of Ric edmond or to the
subscriber; and on application to either Of them,
may receive the above reward.
RiCH'D, WALKER.
JAM SC. sp.f
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JASPER ROBBINS. SaDDLER. at the sign

JASPER ROBBINS, !SaDDLER, at the sign
% OF the Golden Saddle, next door to Messra K.
Neilson Il Co. main street, Richmond, respectfully
informs his friends ami the public in general that he
has now On hand, Saadlery OF almost every descrip
ton, both plated and common-also, Whips, Canes,
Trunks, Brushes, Pumes, Suspenders, Morocco
Skins, side Leather, Boot Legs and Roundings, and
number of other articles in his line, which he will
sell low for cash. The Saddle and Harness Making
business he continues to carry iii all it's various
branches His strict attention and long experience
In business, he hopes vii, merit share of the pub
he patronage.
February H. q" 's.Ht,; 49, tt
Any orders left will BE punctaaliy attended to, and
executel in the nentest manner.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

THE Tenement on CDl Cary Street a. pres
emit occupied by a. Sharpe esq. between the ten
ements occupied by Messrs Wilson, Drew and Ro-
bertson, and John G. Smith S CO.. Possession may be
had the first day of next mo..l at s 800 pr. annun.
also the yellow House oppcsite the lower end Of
the basin, at present occupied by Mr.. Cah & Cahil
Hines Possession to be given the 9Th April next,
price $500 pr annum. the latter tenement would
be divided SO that two convenient rooms for Off
ces may be rented separately to be
made at the Office OF Thomas Wilson esq. opposite
ahe Columbian Hotel.
Jan. 9. - - Gin
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NOTICE.

bDURSUANT to a decree of the Superior Court
IL of Chsncery for the Richmond District, in the
case of James q. FIournoy and Archd Flournoy
Tr, Edwd. Bass we, the und xrsigned commission
ers, herein named, viii proceed to sci, on the pre-
misses for cash. Monday the Sth day of February
sexr, the
TRACT OF LAND,
an which the said Edwd. Bass now re.b'es, contain.
ing about 400 acres. This land lies in the county of
Chesterfield, about IA is miles from Manchester,
and IS well adapted to the culture Of Corn, Wheat
and Tobacco.
EDWD. MOSELEY,) = -.r
ARCHER BALL, : Com'rs,
ROBT. HASKINS, )
january -. 2ew4wp
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book -aUCIIO.N-An extensive collection OF
- Books. comprising besides many excellent new
publications, the principal part of the Library Of
Bishop .Nadison, deceased, late president of VIM.
x Mary College, will be sold in few days. at the
vendue- Office ot the subscribers Catalogues win be
distributed previously to the day of sale, OF which
timely notice will he given.
J. BROWN, jr. 6 Go. Y. NJ.
February 4. ct
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Grand Concert.

" consequence of the bad weather Thursday
u evening last, many respectable families request
SIGNOR PUCCI
to perform on Monday evening next, at the Wash
ington Tavern.
There viii be full Band-and after the concert,
the necessary preparations will he made for the +.
musencnt OF the Ladies and Gentlemen in Dancing,
IN another room.
For particulars, see the bills.
Tickets to be had of Fitzwhyiso & Potter.
February 4. q
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>HIS is to forewarn all persons from taking
Il Segment Of a note from me to Elijah May, for
the SUN of Ave hundred dollars, dated the seth OF
january 1918, and made payable and negotiable at
the Bank of Virginia. CD days after date; a. the
aaid Elijah May has imposed a boy of bad character
on the subscriber.
EDwo. GARLANH.
Louisa, Feb. 4. 2aw4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-01

r,enc;nc this twenty third OF April, IN
the year of our Lord one Thousand sisn'
hundred and ten, to be July cominea'.
ed and ended. ,n
Given Under my hand and seal the Gay
and date first abose written.
THOMAS PAUL. LIS.
Signed, sealed and delivered IN the
presence of GEO. G.. PRESBokf.
n consequence of the above authority
vested in me, arising from a contract
with Mr.. T. Paul, / hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents Tor the
sale of Paurs Columbian Oil, In the city
Of Baltimor, viz. Dr., Edme Ducatel'
sign Of the Golden head, NO. 20 Mar
ket-street. Messrs. Henry keerl x
Son, Druggists, sign Of Celsus's Head,
No. as3 Market-st. near the corner OF
Howard-st Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
gest, corner of Hanover and Market-sts'
Messrs. Warner and Hanna, stationers,
corner of Gay and Market st'. Mcssrs.
G. s. R. Waits Lottery Office, corner
of St. Paul's Lane and Market-st. A.
Miltcnberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
of Franklin, N. Howard-st. Mcssrs.
Iohn s. Thomas Vance, Stationers, Nc.
l7s Market-st.-H FePs Point, by
DR.. Henry Derry, Druggist, No. S
Marke,-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
TONER, Fell's-street,-Gty Of Washlns'
ION. Messrs. David OFT, * Co. Drug
eists.-PModelhhia. Mr.. Thomas Love
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. 7s North
4th St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist,
Corner of 3D. and Pine-Streets-Jere-
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 2s3 Mar
ket-Straet--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between I'd and I'd
streets, Messrs. Crowl * Segar, Dr. ~. 3
eisss, Market st.-.NIe1r York, Messrs.
John * Thomas l.. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence x
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. G..
&R. Waites's. Nos. So and "a, Maiden
Lane.-York 7oscn, DR.. John Fisher,
Drug.-.dnnatoHs. Messrs. ChlIds *
Shaw.-Gsorge Tenn. DR.. John OF.
Drus.-Lancester. DR.. Samuel Faht
nestock. Drug.-Harrisburg. DR.. John
c. Wrestling, Drug.-Easton. d Tho
mas H. Dawson, Drug.-Pe'e,sburs
Vfrg. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
gis;s.-Hagersto7vn. DR.. Frederick Mil
| ler,D Observation-Disclosures. DR.. John
S. Miller, Druggist-Umchester. Mess.
JphE * Abm. Miller, Druggists.-Han-
ooer. Messrs. Frederick & VIM. Sauer-
mann, Druggists.-CarAsle. DR.. John
Fahnestock, Druggist--Brook Vile.
Montgomery CO. Mr.. Brice Gassaway,
AND IN .ALExAHDRIA, sr
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Aiedicins Store, No. TO-,
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
| JOHN LOVE.
March % law3m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-01
Land for Sale.

T~HE subscriber offers for sale, be.
tween lao and 1870 acres of wood
Land, on the right hand side of the old
Road leading from the Town of Cen.
'tervillc to Alexandria.
This land adjoins the lands of Messrs.
David Lane. Bernard Bryan, Presley
Carr Lane, George Adams and John
Henninr. The soil of this land is suit.
ed to the culture of Wheat, < is with.
in half mile Of the Turnpike and
will he shewn & the terms made known
by application to Messrs. David Lane,
or George Lane, jun. residing near the
premises, or to the subscriber livingin
Stafford county.
Geo: Lane,
Executor of. Fl. Lane, decd
January ls iaw6m
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Lots on Centre Street.
For sale or to be let on ground rent
forever
Sundry Vacant Lots,

situate on centre street, the new street
lately laid off and gravelled leading from
Simpsons corner at the turnpike ad IN
TO King St. at Hoofs meadow. Some OF
these lots are in the county OF -Atenan-
dria, and others in the county OF Fairfax,
offering a choice to persons incln'ng to
buy or lease.
For terms, apply to the subscriber al
his Office In Alexandra.
CHARLES LEE.
December "a eotf
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ROben
OPPOSITE he Vas
Sire, c
HAS JUST sila
Meli:h's Ts,ysas
and Upper C,tx
Maps, ? ,oIaa,
EhateauIIi.Ed', /,
Palestine, EuR
octave LGurd,l
Life and AdmRisal
rab!e Spencer I'D
Ersklns's Sp.s:aa
subjects s!tas h.
Consti,s!ion 9! lid
Grant on Edu,.la,
REJECTED Address.
Weem's Life Q! VI
Young Mother, ID
CRABS Tales, CID
Goldsmita's G,,ta
American PTerFs
Columbian 0r.Ir,
Rollins Aniithi Hk
Campbell's Ra:lG1
Modern GeogTaAI
History Of An d
Walkers DiaidgI
Goldsmith CsTi
Johnson's Dicl%a
PronuNcisll04
Guthrie, Gctgl
Simpsons Eu ID i.
Cary. Family En-
School Bib les 81
Pocket Bi0les
Common Pays
Adga,e's, Sn.rh |
MUSIC DOGGY
Web.ter'., Pt'mI
lumbar Sptliy
.Iros s,orL oi :.
ami Letter p'N
Playing cHi., Y
Books, &c H.
Ledgers, Joari.
70 ks, nd aIai y
.cri3tion Ruled =
pattern al 8 'IlV"
On haDl lto'E.
Writing PsPej +" /
Books.
April 10 =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-01
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

eTsEE subscriber offers for sale his
1 Farm, lying on Mattox Greek, in
the county of Westmorcland and state
Of FirSinia containing about 200 acres
Of Prime cotton land; there are on the
premises large two story frame dwell
ling house, with ali Unnecessary out hous.
e.. a fine young thriving apple and
peach orchard; the land abounds with
springs Of excellent water-the house
is situate on the banks of the Creek, in
which there is always plenty of the
best kinds of fish in their season, and
oysters may be had 10 abundance with
in half mile of the house. Vessels
Of 60 to 100 tons burthen can come
within twenty yards Of the landing
$50 acres Of the above land is cleared
and fit for culture, and the residue well
;iMbered.
ALSO,
One other tract situate at the upper
part Of what is called the Irish neck, *
about two and one half miles from the
above described property, containing
262 10 acres, one hundred Of which Is
cleared and the remainder heavily TIM
bered-there is on this farm comfort.
able dwelling house. containing iour
rooms on floor, kitchen, good APP
pie orchard, and excellent water. The
above properly will be sold on good
terms for cash, or stock in any OF the
banks within the District of Columbia
-or reasonable credit will be given
for part of the purchase money, o.
the paymen, being well secured by
deed of trust or otherwise. Apply to
Eliot Muse.
Red Hill, Fairfax cy. April 8. co
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RECEIVED

BY Schooner Melinda, from Boston, and
Scar. Regulator, .froo, Nesv York,
a complete assortment OF SHOES, oil
ali descriptions and fashions.
In Store,
eotton, Window Glass, Ravens Duck,
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse Hides
Trunks.
E. Gilman.
July % eestlaw
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GsLAsstys,l
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to- to we" very thing =
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT

Opposite the Eagle Tavern
n ME Subscribers having entered into Co.partner.
d ship, under the Srm Of
L. B. SEIXdS, e Co.
Respectfully inform their friends, and the public in
general, that they have just received from the ma.
nutaeturers OF New-York, Philadelphia and Ba,ti
more, 90 trunks Shoes, comprising a very general
assortment Of the following, viz:
Ladies black and coI'l. Morocco slips and ties:
Do. do do. do. do. London dressed
Do. do. do. do do. with Buckles
Do do. Seal and Cordovan Slips, trimmed g.
with buckles.
Do do. Morocco walking and cork soles
Do English and American Kid slips of all CO.
Tors, plain, Full trimmed and with buckles
Misses black and coloured Morocco slips and ties
DO. coloured slips.
do. Leather Slips, Ties and Bootees
Childrens' black and cold. Morocco Slips Ties &,
Bootees
Gentiemens' and boys fine Shoes and Pumps.
Do. do. Shoetees:
Together with large assortment of mems. wo.
mems and boys comme, Leather Shoes
Playing Cards Desiiver's Mandatory Walk
ing Canes: Trunks: Brushes: Hat Covers: Chill
drens London Hats and Feathers
Do. Worsted Socks and Stockings.
Chenille and other trimmings:
Which they will dispose OF at the most moderate
prices for cash or approved paper.
H. MARKS,
l. b. SEIXAS.
January II. Iw
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january II.

f' Subscribers have IL store, fo private sale, Gil
n accommodating terms
1000 Sacks Salt, real Liverpool filled sacks twill
ed, large and in prime order;
500 Sacks Coarse Salt;
$4,000 lbs. Brown Sugar, in hhds, tierces and
barrels, part of which is of first quality;
&o,oto lbs Coffee, a proportion of which prime
green, in tierces, barrels and bags;
SO hhds. Molssses, most of which LIST quality, for
retailing;
20 puncheons Rum, part of which is old, finely
havoured, and of superior qGality;
10 hhds. New-York rectified Rum;
3 haIf pipes, s, genuine London particular Ma.
3 onartercasksS deira Wine;
10 pipes French Brandy, part of which war.
ranted to be genuine
I E E'Pfi pi s"d superior quality Gin,
10 boxes Imperial Tea;
100 boxes Candles;
100 Soap;
i0q Chocolate
100 Spanish Segars
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