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BALTlMoRE, Aug. 81.
Extract Of a lefte, dated Lioerpool,
Z,}tOOJ iQJS

u Il -
.Jaiy2255, 1915.
Since cur last printed respects of the
18th inst. four vessels have arrived from
New-0eleass. as well as some frsm
Charleston, Savannah, and other ports.
in the United States, bringing us i con-
siderable quantity of cetton |; and with
the information, that others had sailed
from Orleans with further supplies. 1t
was by tue first imports from this quar-
ter, tia. we feared serious impression
would he nade on cur market; bit our
manufactures are consuming SO much,
that every thing arriving is taken oil at
very GOOD prices, and the fear of decline
much lessened by the quantity which is
understood to be going direct from the
United States to France. Sea Island
cotton has from actual scarcity, adyanc-
ed.
Our Tobacco market has rather I'M
proved, from a persuasion that the guam
tty in the U. States is ineonsiderable
compared with former times, aid that a
good demand must take place for the
contiaent; the rise however hardly war
rants sin altering our quotations. Cur
stock in this port at present is about
1000 hhds. With respect to the export
atoms of this article our American
trends cannot be too cautious in seeing
that every hogsheaa is fall to the chine,
lar if any should prove to be otherwise on
ITS arrival here, our Excise, by an arbi-
trary aud unjust mode Of calculation Of
their own, compel The ship to pay the du-
y on the apparent deficiency. alledg-
ing, thatit must have been pluntlered
On SOard. or that the hosshead would
have been full.--Althoagh this, in many
Cases, is mere inference, without sba-
dow Of proof to establish the fact. our
o"a house, as we'll as others who are in
Tie habit Ut receiving tobacco consign-
heats, have thought it better to submit
70 this imposition Tran to risk involving
our friends in an expensive law suit with
ae King, who pays no costs.
baltic Tarhas been seid as low as Cos.
Fhich necessarily reduces the value OF
American to lstIle below that price, a.
y! Cough there is very little at market
iurpentine has arrived within these Jew
Iays In considerable quantities !; not
ssssthan 5c0a barrels principally from
"limlngton direct, none OF which has
ss been landed. A public sale OF isoo
Darrels has been advertised Tor MONDAY
ana we should think II will go oil at about
los. 2Gs. We. are led "a believe, now
lat we can derive SUPPLIES OF tms arti,
GIG direct from the United States. thai
Ncaa be afforded lower than that ill.,
ported from France.
Rice has been in ysvy good demand a
our quotations but 500 tierces are ar
tned. and atioatin chr river, which may
airet tie pricca little.
lFea keeps very ie"' one cargo 0
afeGlsa uss 6isroseI VI at eSeh less
'asa eaf oaltatiass.
Tor Wheat AIS, s3,t;lr We have had {
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Sporting.

WE7ILL be run for on Tuesday the
w .24th Oct. next, over the Port
Tobacco Race Course $40, four miles
and repeat, free for any horse mare or
gelding.-0n Wednesday the 25th over
the same course, two rounds and repeat,
for a subscription purse by three year old
nass.
Sept. g DIR
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Have learnt Heavens last, best Gift to
prize
With fond embrace
Each grief they chase.

II - ~
| Whateverill theirsteps betide:
And hand IN hand they sweetly straw
Though lite's perpIex'd and thorny way
With truest love their guide.
Some seek their csuntry's banner'd plain
I And fearless dare. the hostile fray,
AMI some, the growing love of gain
Hath lurea to foreign lands away,
And some, indeed,
Whose names | read
E Engrav'd on many a. messy stone,
We're early Numbered with the dead
Thus all their different ways have sped.
Andlef me here, alone !!
They say, that my unfeeling breast
Meier felt Loves pleasing, anxious
smart,
Was ne'er with doubts and fears opprest,
Nor sigh'd to win a woman's heart
And let them say
Whate'er they may,
| heed not censure now, nor praise;
/ could not ask simple maid
10 seek with me the lowly shade;
I hop'd for brighter days.
Yes,I have felt that hallow'd fame
Which burns with constant, chaste de-
sire
l, too, have CHERISHED long name
That set my youthful breast on fire,
But Hopes sweet smiles
And witching wiles,
3 Beguiled my heart OF every pain,
And lave slept in her soft bowers,
Till now, oflife's last lingering hours,
How few alas I? remain
All now her reign is past,
Fer yuath's warm raptures now are Ger,
Those visions all, too bright to last,
Of love and JOY, CAN charm nomore!
Some little toys,
Some puny Joys,
To wear LIES listless calm away
Then near some old neglected stone
Unwept, unnotic'd and unknown;
| yield the worm Us prey.
Come, then, whatever ills await,
Though ace sits hoary On my brow,
care not for the trowns Of fate,
And, Poverty /! | scorn thee now
| shall not see
0bscur'd by thee,
Fair lovely woman's charms decay
Have no tie to keep Inc here2
Not ole. nhy, then, without a tear,
I geld lie sco,mits prey.
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Land for Sale.
o35 Acres,


IN the county OF Fairfax, four miles from
George Town and Washington City,
and ten from Alexandria, thto' which
the contemplated turnpike road from
George Town to Leesbsrg passes.
IT is bounded more than a mile oy the
4 Potomac, on which lies so or 80 acres
of rich bottom and about SOC acres OF fine
timber, dwelling house with 4 rooms,
large barn and few out buildings.---
This land was originally of the first qua
lily, and experience has proven it to &c
perfectly susceptible OF improvement BY
the use Of gypsum.
A Mill Seat,
70 which any part OF the above land may
De attached, and from which flour may
,e water,borne to George -Town. AS the
water will be taken FROM the Potomac, it
VIII be capable of driving all the year any
machinery that may be erected: the eX-
pensein conveying the water to the wheel
viii be less than in ordinary cases, and
a trip day may be made by the boats
navigating the river.
GO Acres,
In the county of Loudcun, s miles below
Leesburg, lying on Broad RuIi-29o "a
cres are heavily timbered, the balance is
fresh land and produces well.
Mr.. .Hath;as, Of Leesburg, or Mr.
LadreU Lee, OF Belmont, will shew the
land and make known the terms. Of sale.
The whole of the above property will be
sold on long credit (if required) with
interest from the date.
Richard II. Love.
Rokeby, August II. 60
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For Sale or E,e;ght,

,ksM The new Schr. CHARLES
go Elisha Sawyer, m aster; bufthen
100 tons Or 900 barrels, is a superior
built vessel. in complete order.
.9pp'y to
Lawrasoa and Eozsls.
September 2.
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Fairfax r aces.

THE Jockey Club Daces at Fairfax
conrt House. will commence OH Thurs
day the alst day Of September next
re FIRST day the three mile heats-the
.aeond dav the Q mile heats, and the third
day a susepstalse. The two first days
free for auy horse, mare OF gelding, car
ryiina y eight agreeable to the City Jockey
John RatchGs, sec'y.
ctohorI 2awSw
\. B. The members. Ct the club are
requested to meetat w. 2. Richardson's
~ Wednesday the Goth September
& itKN "a n G
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Mallory & ats,
Public Sale.

ON Saturday the Cd day of September
next, at IL O'Clock on the premises, will
be sold,
One hundred & thirty-three
acres OF Land, divided into lots Of ten
acres each, situate at the intersection Of
the Leesburg Road; part of the property
now in possession of Mr.. March. The
terms will be made known at the place
of sale.
DANIEL F. DULANY. ! Tr,,s.eos
VIM. HERBERT, jun. 1'@'''SS'
August 10. Is.
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j. 4. Caldwell,

Offers for Sale,
20 hogsheads St. Croix and Guada.
loupe Sugars.
50 barrels do. do.
90 puncheons St. Creix and Antigua
Rum.
s5 empty Gin Cases.
10 boxes Raisins.
% chests Teas.
500 VT. N. York Cheese.
2 barrels Lorilard's Macabau Snuff.
9 boxes superior Mustard.
5O,0C0 Segars.
10 dez. Hebbert's London Brown
Stout. -
Sept. 1.
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PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
schr. Henrietta, Fletcher, Porto-Rl-
co.
CLEARED.
Schr. James, Radman, Baltimore.
lydia, Bears, Boston.
sloop Eliza-Ann, M'fherson, George
town.
Ship Boston, Finley, Cadiz.
sloop Nightingale, M'lntire, Cape
Henry.
Arrived, schr. Henrietta, capt. Flet-
cher. Is days from Porto Rico-Rum,
Sugar and Coaiee-T. w. Peyton.
left there schr. Martha, capt. Bige-
low. of Newbern, n. c. for Norfolk to
sail the leth Aug'-sloop Gen. a. Jack
son, capt. Doane, of =. Y. to sail in 10
days.
Was boarded 5v Carthagenian pri-
vateer on the homeward passage and
treated politely.
Markets duli--produce scarce.
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ALEXANDRIA,.
SATURDAY. sEprrMBEa 9.

The brig -, Capt G I,. Moves from A A.
lsxaudria, arrived at pernambuco the
10Th July.
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SIR Packagss Of Dry Goods

SIR Packages Of Dry Goods
Al PUBLIC AUCTION
On Monday, at11 O'Clock A. M. the
an September, viii be sold at our Auc-
tIon. Room on Bridge street, positively
without reserve, six packages of Dry
Goods, just received from Boston, per
Schooner Morning Star, consisting of
| case shirtihgs
| ditto black camblies
I ditto Wellington prints
| ditto super, silk stripe vestinss
bale black twilied bombasetts
| ditto plaid do.
For approves endorsed notes, at nine.
y days.
Mallory & Watts,
Auctionecrs and Commission
Merchants.
September q dts
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Prices Current.

Cotton, Sea Island, 2s Cd a IS; -four.
American Sweet 40s a As; rice, new
46s a SIS /; tobacco, good and fire, Sd a
1ssd fine yellow, Sd Is; iron Swe-
dish, Isl los.
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A letter from Bordeaux, of the 2sth
July, (says the n. \. Gazette,) contains
the following:
:: The allied powers must and will be
paid for the trouble and expense incurred
&C, 600 men, it is said will remain in
France some time, until a new army can
be re-organized on different principles"
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a. RAPLEY.
outloun Land for sale

GTX hundred acres are offered for sale,
- lying on a large stream, called
Broad Run in the county Of Loudopn.
virginia. The sell Of this tract is of an
excellent quality. and well adapted in
every respect to farming. Plaster ope-
rates with the best effect upon it. This
land lies near the main road leading from
Leesburg to Georgetown and Alexandria.
about IS miles from these towns. a
contemplated paved road from the for
mer to the latter places. will immediate
Iiy pass it. 1t is bounded for taree quar-
ters Of a mile by the run above mention
ed. $50 acres are in timber OF the first
quality in kind and vigor. As many
acres lie on the side of the run and are Of
the richest quality, which would prodace
Iine Indian corn and Timothy. There
is on the land, a fiourishing apple or
.cbafd. The fences on this land are &C.
morally good. s
This Tract would be divided into parts
Iof three hundred acres, if purchasers
wish. For terms Of sale. and for view
of the land, apply to Ludweli Lee, Esq.
Iof Lopdoun County.
Richard III Lee
Loudoun County, near Leesburg,
Nov % An
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LONDON, Oct. IL.

We can now, with the utmost conf.
|dence, lay before the public the follow.
Ing outline Of The conditions Of the treaty
|of peace, just agreed upon at Paris. Ou'
readers may place on it implicit reliance
as coming from the best authority. Tht
terms OF the treaty were finally agree,
|upon before the Emperor of Russia wen,
Ito Brussels. A rough drausht ofthe trsa.
ty was then signed by the ministers pl
all the powers. But the formal and az.
|tual treaty is not yet executed.
France cedss in perpetuity,
Landau, MarceDbdrgh,
Saare-L eais, Versye or Versaix.
Phillippsyille, near the lake of Ge-
va.
The Notifications Of Hunninguen are
to be DESTROYED, and 40 Notifications are
to be erected within three leagues Of
Basic.
France renounces the right of garri-
soniog MANAGE, near Nice.
France returns the territory in the
Netherlands and Savoy, coded By the
treaty Of last year.
France shall pay 10 the allies a con-
tribution Of 700 millions Of francs; two
millions sterling.
During five years she shaliI maintain
10000 Of the allied troops, 10 be sta
toned within her own territorief, in and
near the fortressc hereafter named; but
at the end Of three years, should he cor
tributions be paid, it may be mad sub
ject to consideration, whether shese
troops shall not retire from Franct and
whether the fortresses hereafter nen-
toned may not be restored.
France retains Avignon, the CtvnteI
Venaissin, and Montbelliarl. The at-
ter is situated near Befort: ii is a snl 81
Dutchy formerly belonging to Wirtemv|
berg. The two former, situated in thel
south of France, before the reyslution
belonged to the Pope and he yet insists
on their restoration.
The following sixteen fortresses are
to be gauisoned BY the allies during fye
years yalenciennes, Condo, Mau-
,euee. LaBdrecy, lie Quesnoi, Cambray 4
Giyet and Charlemont, Mezieres, Lei
Kan, TlIieasiils, LoBgwy, Bitche, Msnt-
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- IS: ~ 4 = ~ - - - - 81 "a &
n fif;e laie arrivals from liverpool we
have received regular files Of LoIl'lon pa'
|pers down to the aBth ef last month
We insert 4 skelstnn OF the treaty
lately concluded between France AID he'
allies.
The London papers nfion, that sef'
tiers from the French ports state. that: the
Immigration IS greater from France thar
ever was known Every vessel lLatqnits
IL French port direct for America, is load
led with artisans, snanufarturefs, and peo'
Iple Of property. The silk viewers, quit
Ting their. native country, are mare nu'
|merous than aHy other description q
|people,
On the 18th Of October, the people 81
scissors france suffered dressdfnIly b,
/ the explosion Of a large powder maya.
ZINE. 0nequarterof tile city, including
the beautiful cathedral, has been nearly
|destrDyed. and MANY Inhabitants have
been buried in the ruins.
A general order has: been issued IN
England, to hold in readiness all the ef
Elective men belonging to regiments IL
India, for enlbarkation BY tie next ships
lwitla proportion Of officers for each bat
TALON. =
One Of the London papers states, thai
lthe court-martiaI for the trial of Sit
George Provost will derange the nilitar,
establishment ia Canada (; general OBI.
Ger was under orders to proceed from,
England to take The temporary command
Of that province.
Mr.. Avis, the kings messenger, arriiy-
led in London, October 10, with dispatch
es from Paris. A cabinet council was
Immediately summoned on their contents.
The young countess Of Rock savage,
died in London on the 18th of October.
A deputation from the chamber of
Peers, and the Chamber of Deputies.
we're presented to the French king on
the 10th of October. They addressed
the monarch on the affairs of France.
highly complimentary to his person, and
demand justice on those who had attack
ed the throne, and who still pride them
|seIses on their acts Of rebellion.
To the address Of the Chamber Of
Peers, the King replied 49,
| receive your sentiments with plea
sure. In assembling the Chamber around
L could only express the profound grief
which weighed on my heart; to-day
shall speak of nothing but my hopes. !
know my duties, and I shall perform
them. 1 rely with confidence on the con-
currencc of the Chamber of Peers to re-
pair the misfortunes Of our country. and
/ see a pledge of it ia the manner in
which they have expressed their senti-
ments.o
To the deputation Of the Chamber of
Deputies he said -
& am deeply impressed with the sem
'timents now expressed. / eagerly seize
the hopes which it holds out of better
fortune. Yoa may rely on the conf j
|dence which shall repose in it respect
Ing the wants of the state, and on theI
Ifirmness which / shall always evince to
maintain the laws which are to secure
the public tranquility"
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Found.

-WXTAS found by my servant on the
6ihinst on theroad leading from
IPiseataway TO Rrzier's Ferry, opposite
alexandria, sumof money in Bank
Notes, which the owner may have By
giving a correct description Of the money
and applying to the subscriber living IN
Charles County, four miles below Pis-
cataway
nov 90 SIS
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Exchange.
Merino ShaWls, etc. etc.

The subscriber has received in addition
To his former stock, an elegant assert
: snent of
Merino Shawss
MerinO cloth do.
SO. aud "a lace do. black and
white
White and colored Leyantine Flo
renee and Italian Silks
White Satten
Black floyentine
Calored cambrics and pellisse wad-
ding
Long lawns and linen cambrics
Linen cambria hkfs.
White and colored "A grapes
White, pink, orange and blue pate
Detts
Do. embroidered silk lace
Black silk lace trimmings
Cotton laces
Black and white silk hose. &c. &c.
A few Ladies Corsets, of the latest
French fashions.
Thomas III. Herbert.
Nov 2T div
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Public Sale.

VIII be sold on the premises 90 J as .1,
day the 2Sth day Of December Ds1'
on accommodating terms, !,
vTyHE Lease of three lives Joy
acres OF land wherein ! result .e
tt IS an excellent situation tor s'V'''
= W;u also BE- sold for cash, &.
An nv stock Of goods consisting ~ "a I
general assortment Of Dry Gooas ,s 10
Groceries also horses, cattle, =, nGS i.,pi.
OF 10 tons Of good hay, houseas'A
ture, &c. .a.,,;s sold.
Private bargains may be MADE :. X S.y 4
Of the property previous % ~
'''S' Stephen DOno hoe,
Fairtas County, Nov % la5 :
Fox Sale "a bargal,J
a neat strong Y s'sa
! Carriage. 81.
sc d DE fF'''ss
i Oct Is
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FOR sale.

ETyifE subscriber having returned t
Alexandria, with his stock OF Dry
Goods, offers the same for sale at re
duced prices.
Ast0se THEM ARE.
GinghaIis, piaids and stripes, J
sgambrick muslins, cotton shirting,
LinneD, estopillas,
Book muslin, plain and figured,
Jaconet do do do
Cypress gauze, plain,
Pockethandkerchiefs,
Worsted and cotton hose,
Pound pins, bombazetts.
Colored threads, children's socks,
Beaver gloves, silk ditto. 1
Floss Gotten, yesting, ribbands,
Lace handkerehiefs and shawls,
White chip hats, Brittagnes linnen'
Eannels. tiimity.
Sewing SAX. suspepders. &c.
8 The above are offered for sale at the
Store occupied by Mrs. Mooney, mex
door to Messrs. Bryan Hampson 4 Go
. - A. RAPLEY.
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john end Rsu6en Wllhers,

Have just received, by Che ship Mary,
WyORTY-FfvE Packages seasoaable
DRY GOODS, direct from the
manufactures in England, which they
are disposed to sell at the most reduced
prices for cash OF to punctual customers,
Nov 2g
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Noilce.

{ R-7s The Members Of the Alexandria
Hose and Engine Company, are re-.
quested ia meet at tho Courthouse
1o-morrop Ereniag att o'clock.
By order Of the Commandant.
nov 90 ~
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Joseph Smith q Son,

Joseph omltn 81 Don,
Have received BY ship Mary, Babbidge
10 Packages Of Goods.
S bales cloths Il
Q do stockinet
I do null null muslins
do Madras hkfs.
o dc plain book and fancy nash IN
9 do l0-4 Whitney blankets, sup. q
2 ginghams
g do corded
fancy striped jaconet mdsiin
ON HAND,
Black and white cambria callicocs, mar
seiles vestings, james, jackonet and fancy
maslins, hosfery, salencias, shawls, shirt
ings, sewing silks and twist, hannels
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.andilg
From tie schE Admiral Durham, Cant
Cox from 81 Croix and for Sale By
Epwruson u Esagle
81 puncheons st. Cr0lx bum
OF very superior quality
Also FOR SALE
On board the Brig Harriet capt ansseH,
Newburyport,
so tons Plaster Paris.
IN STORE.
81 boxes Eavannah Brown Sugar,
so do. Green Coffee,
6 pipes CATALONIA Wine,
:Alascoyado Sugar No. ] y 2.
Beef, Snai Eeatlser,
Cases Of escorted Glass Ware and Win,
dow Glass, from the Boston Glass Fac.
tory,
Boxes IF Capers.
900 boxes, hall and quarter boxes segars
b Nov. is.
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q BOUT 892 Acres IN the county Of
Jefferson and State Of Virginia on
Gre road leading From Winchester to
Ealtin.ore, IL miles from the former, Ii
ficn larpegs Ferry and 5 from Charles
tasyn-60nliies from Alexandria, Geofge-
Ao,sb and che { ity of Washington. The
iuproS ensents are 4 new brick house, 2
stosses high, a barn 40 feet square, sta
BILE &c.
The soil is ef the very first quality.
ssell adapted to the growth "a timothy,
clover and every species Of grain--More
3}>n half o. the land is covered with tim
|; hsf OF the best quality.
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4 tks Stock oldsrs Of tie Calnabian In
surapce compaRy Of .aieaandrsa.
Dividend Of eisyllt and half per
cent ca the cash capital has this
day beep declared, being two thnsis Of
W. profits {in conformity with the arti-
fles q associatioo arising from the busi-
! ness since the 18th May lasts which will
Be psid % The ockhoide,s On or after
The 9Th inst, {, $500
By order oF the Board,
TTne. Hslson, Stc'g
pluuhian Insurance Office,
texasldria, Nov. 1, 8l5.