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MASONIC I'm PIirGct.

Oh! charity thou first Of christian graces!
How resplendent i, thy Iuslre in the bosom
Of the lodge! Here IL! the faithful suffering
brother divulge his nisfortunes and his
wrongs. No matter, tho frowning world
has crushed hun 10 the dust. No matter tho
Implying friends have passed him by-here
shall he find baIsam for bis wounds, cor
dial 10 assuage the suferings of an agonized
mind. The godlke Offices of charity amongst
masons know no inlermission. Within the
enclosures of the masonic temple, she is ever
present, prompting her obedient votaries 10
deeds of Kindness and love. She wipes the
tears from sorrows weeping eye, restores the
fading blush of health to the woe worn cheek,
and gives The welcome of friendship 10 The
wandering child OF poverty AMI distress
Does she hear the faint whisper of complaint,
the distant waiings of misery and woe? At
hes bidding the messengers of consolation and
relief fly forth with winged speed. All /! wi
dowed mourner! All filhsrless victim Of
wretchedness and want You are ready to
attest the alacriy and suficency of the re-
liet afforded by your fathers friends. You
ole.s the hour which bestowed on him the
franchise of the lodge !; it was in the days OF
his prosperity before the pillows of adverse
fortune were even seen rolling at distance !;
ere one cloud OF Fl arful app.ehens ION had arr
sen into view. He joined the band OF breth-
ren, 10 become the minister Of good to others.
Little did he foresse this unlocked for reverse
which has made the bourE ne intended to
relieve the wants oil strangers, the means Of
rescuing his own helpless family from the
depths of wretchedness and despair. If bis
assembled spirit possesses knowledge Of this
worlds doings. how will it exuIt in view
of the grateful services, 10 which a recollec-
tion Of his virtues, is BOW inclting bis associ.
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LEDYARD.

This celebrated traveller, who was citi-
zen of Connecticut, was sent by capt. Cook
explore river on the coast Of Kamschat.
3. He embarked in canoe, with only three
omparions. These were the Bible, Ovid's
-detamorphoses. and bottle Of brandy.
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Notes of the State Bank OF North Carolina,
will be purchased at CoHEN's Lottery and
Exchange Office, at SEVEN per cent. dis
count, and those OF South Carolina and
Georgia at FOUR per cent, [ib'd.
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THE ELECTION.

From the returns already received, we can
state there is no doubt of Federal Exc Gu
tive in this State by an increased majority.
[Balr. Telegraph.
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Since the public alton Of Adam Smiths
Nv eai,h of Nations" there has been
gradually increasing attention to the
great sob ect of Political Economy, and
it has happily resulted in the cure or
partial cure of several inv etcrate errors
of pe'niciOus consequence. This is
seen in one particular, in Lord Castle.
reagh's late declaration in the British
House Of Commons, to wit that "the
tue interests of every country was to
throw wide open it's ports to the unre-
strained commerce Of other countries.
Had that sentim mt, now greeted with
general applause, been advanced bya
British minister half a century back,
there is no doubt hut lie would have lost
his place for it; the great body Of the
natlon would have regarded him as ell
III mailman or an enemy to the pub
lie veal. Yet nothing is more clear
'lan its truth, nor could scarcely any
earthly thing be more beneficial to the
civilized world than to give it practical
effect universally. 1t would prevenfo or
greatly diminish the number of wars
Of whirlI the most have been in modern
times, about trade; that is, il We exrePs
only the late tremendous wars that gre"
out al the revolution in France. Again.
it would give encouragement to ever!
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ALEX ANDRiA:
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9.
Communicated for the .4ierandria Gazette.

I
fcIRcULAR.)
Consulate efthe United States.
PeSnam6uco. Aug 22, 1919.
Srs-For the information OF merchants in
terested in the Brazil trade, will thank you
to have published in the Gozette of your CT
ty. that vessels may touch off this port and
send boat ashore with the Bill of Health
and Register, when information respecting
the markets, &c. may be had, without incur
ring any other expense but the Health Visit.
They have frequently come into the harbor
wanting refreshments, which could be sup
piled outside but in case of coming in, are
obliged to enter and clear, which is not only
attended with four or FIVE days detention, but
subjected 10 all the charges and formalities
of the Port, which are very expensive
Vessels clearing for the Brazils having the
privilege of more than one port, ought to
have it expressed in the clearance at the
Custom House when cleared for this port
only, they are not permitted TO enter on
franquia by this omission they have not
the liberty to sell part OF cargo, and pay
the duty on what may be landed. but duties
on the whole are exac'ed at this place ;
which inconvenience may be easily obviated
by clearing fer the Brazils and market.
have the honor to be &c.
JOSEPH RAY.
To the Collector -.
We are happy 10 learn, (says the George
town Messenger that so far, the most libe.
raj progress has been made in the subscrip-
tons Tor the relief of our distressed fellow
citizens of Baltimore.
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A painting OF the battle Of North Point
baltimore, by NJ. Bondet, is finished, ard
now exhibiting at the Courthouse in Baih-
more.
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The following is from letter written by a
French gentleman of education and standing
in France, to one of the editors Of the Pitts
burg Gazette. This person was warmly de-
voted to Napoleon, and held under his reign
the different employments Of Inspector of the
arts and manufactures of Italy, and after
wards of project of the department of the
Seine and of the Disc. After the battle of
Waterloo he came 10 this country with the
design of establishing mandatory, but on
his return to France for bis family, they were
UNIV illing to emigrate. From the extractwe
have published, it will be seen that Louis the
18th is acting with much more policy than be
was thought to possess. (Pinsburg Gdz.
EXTRACT.
The commercial situation Of France is at
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Some amendments that are made in our
newspapers, Of bIunders committed, reminds
US OF an anecdote recorded IN the pages OF
Cumberland, which he states TO have taken
place in DoddingtOn's Journal -" Erratum
in our ast-for her Grace the Duke of Dor
set, read his Grace the Duchess OF Dorset"
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ates and friends; ofthe peaceful asylum Will,
ne has unconsclously prepared for the Iowa
objects OF bis hearts affections!
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Boston. Oct. 9.
An oblising friend has permitted n,
to publish the following extract Of ~ -
ter. furnishing some valuable ipgo,na
ton "f the state Of the markets H.
France. "
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Sale of Lands.

pY virtue OF power Of attorney from
- Mrs. Elizabeth Duiany 10 me, ] shall
proceed to sell at private sale the follow
ing valuable property, viz:
An undivided moie,y of that well known
estate in Kent county, Eastern Shore of
Maryland, called Howell's Poirt, contain
ing 1900 acres, more or less, Astounding in
locust trees and other timber growth, sin.
gularly adapted TO wheat, corn, &c. and
well waiered.
Also, $50 acres of lana in Loudoun co.
Virginia, abou; four miles from Middle
burg, and equal to any in the neighbor-
hood for ease of cultivation and fertility.
Also, several lots OIL Capitol Hill, in the
city Of Washington.
Application to he made to the subscriber,
residing near Middleburg, in Loudoun
county, Virginia.
JAMES H. DULANY
April IA wfm2m
The editors of the Baltimore Telegraph
and National Intelligencer will be pleased
to insert the foregoing advertisement in
their papers three times week for two
months, and send their accounts to this Of
flee for payment
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Violence.

IN Saturday evening last, about II o.
- clock, WAS sitting OF the quarter
deck of my vessel, when man on board a
craft not far from me began 10 mock the
watchmen; and they Came down, and he
made his escape. One of them came on
board my vessel, and took me by the Shout
der, saying TO the others, tins is the man.
Immediately told them they were mista-
hen Was not the person, for he was in
the other vessel. showing them-but ali in
vain you are the man, and | will swear
il, said one OF them. Now am determin-
ed Il money can do me Justice, and can re-
iisve men from being dragged from their
vessels by violence, 10 that dirty place
called the watch-hOuse, to prosecute for the
assault, as 10 not Know what other re-
dress canget. tmen are 10 be Treated
in this way, | am sure no decent person
viii come 10 tie wharis OF Aiexandr;a. Al
tertaking me, my hands being in the cabin,
they hauled the slider over. nd fastened il
so they had to remain there until they
could alarm the peighboring vessels to re-
heve them from the cabin. | appeal to the
pubic, whether peaceable man should be
Sauied through the streets by parcel of
men who do not fnaw their business.
ROBERf HEPBURN.
Master of the s'cop ~, Of Washington.
T May 1 St.
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,,iued at least four rooms, and three tire-
r,l,ces and is furnished with four beds
,oa that he is also provided with good
s,a!,e divided into at least six stalls. All
tavern keepers are prohibited from selling
On credit TO any person liquor of any KIND
n an amount exceeding fifty cents-ano Is
prohibited from any recovery beyond that
amount. Every tavern keeper IS also SUD-
iect TO fine Of 90 dollars for permitting a
ny justice of tae peace to hold a court IN !.
his house and for permitting any Kind oil
rioting. revealing or drunkenness IN or a
hon, his house he iorteits sum not exceed
,ug 30 dollars, 'and the suspension oil ms IL
,orce for the space OF four months.
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Tan Yard for Sale.

Under the authority of deed of trust
~ from Elisha Talbot and Daniel Nc
Pherson, and their wives, to the subscri-
Der, to secure to Mordecai Miller and Archi-
bald MCLEAN the payment of sundry notes,
will be sold at public auction, on the pre-.
misses, on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day OF
MAY next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
that commodious and handsomely situated
LANYARD, with all the adjoining ground
and improvements thereto belonging, lying
on the south side of Duke street, extended
at the western extremity of Alexandria
Perhaps few situations more eligible for the
tanning business can be selerted in the T.
nited States. The lanyard, with su8l-
cheney of ground for its accommodation,
will be sold separately and the remainder
laid off in lots convenient for purchasers.
One fifth Of the PURCHASE money will be
required in hand, and the residue in four
equal instruments, at 6, l9, Is and "a
months, with approved security, and inte-
rest from the day OF sale:
JONAH ISABEL, Trustee.
April 81 wfmtM12
The editors of the National Intelligent
Ger, Poulson's American Daily Advertiser,
and Winchester Gazette, will publish the
above three times, and for" ard their ac-
counts to this office for payment
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Backing for Boots 8 Shoes,
Superior TO any ever offered TO the putl'c'
ROBERT COCHRAN,

No. 48, North Fourth street, next door to
the Green Tree Inn, Philadelphia.
WITH confidence offers to the public,
w his superior Portable and Liquid
backing, so much admired and approved
of, which is manufactured by himself only.
This backing possesses every desirable
quality, being OF an oily nature, 1t pre-
serves the leather perfectly soft to the last,
and keeps it from crackng-it is a jet
black, affords most superlative polish, en-
tirely Tree from any offensive smell, and so
clean as not to soil the widest muslin or
any other substance it may chance to run
against, and will keep in any climate-it
has peculiar advantage in being put up
in portable manner, and may be packed
without possibility of risque, with the nj.
cest clothes or goods. The Portable Black
ing is much adapted for gentlemen residing
or travelling in the country where materl..
ais for making Backing is not 20 had, and
as for cheapness and elegance, tar exceeds
any ever imported or manufactured IN the
union. Where Is sold as above, the beautl-
full Chinese Liquid Backing, for ladies mo-
rocco boots and shoes, which makes the old
est morocco boots or shoes appear the same
as when new. Sold wholesale at the manu-
factory, as above.
N. b. Please observe that each bottle
it sealed and signed by the proprietor, TO
prevent spurious impressions being impo-
sed on the public.
1t may be had at the following places in
Alexaudria. Stabler and Richard
Woods on Fairfax street.-Dr. Senu.es, d
DR.. Little's apothecary shops, on King
street.-lsaac Entwsles, shoe factory, and
Thomas Mounts factory s. Hardware store
on King street sw2m harch 90
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Salt.
ENIGHT THOUSAND bushels Isle OF
IL May salt, fitior the fisheries. Apply
to JOHN DOUGLASS & Co.
March II OrJONAH THOMPSON.
Wholesale Hat Warehouse
7. VAN TINE & Co.

No. l28, Water-street, ". York,
q doors ecst Of the Tontine Coffee House.
sNFORSI their friends and the public in
I general, Il at they have constantly On
hand large AID general assortment of the
most fashionable hats of every description,
which for elegance and durability are war
rantcd equal to any manufactured in this
country, which they will sell at wholesale
ON the most reasonable terms. Merchants
coming to this city, that purchase by the
quantity, are requested TO call and exa-
mine for themselves.
n. 3. They have likewise on hand a
large quantity Of mems and boys weol
hais, I'm New York, April s
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The White House Fishery

StTILL proceeds with success in catching
= shad OF the best quality; and those who
have notyet had their full supply, may be,
confident OF getting here what they want,
for two or three weeks to come, according
10 what is usual at this landing.
Herrings are caught in plenty, both here
and at Sandy Point, and another giut is eX-
prc'cd Up the river daily.
The roads being coed, and the weather
warm, it is best for persons wanting tsh, to
take them fresh from the seines at the land
jngs; and TO accommodate customers,c oun-
try produce will be received IN payment
for fish, at the Alexandria prices, partieu-
larry wheat, flour, corn, meal: oats and ba-
con. SAMUEL WHlrALL.
Uhite House, May 5 wtm3w
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Musical Tuition.

Y l. LARKIN, professor of music,
L. respectfully informs his late subscri-
bers, as also the public in general, that he
has taken the house in Fairiay-street lately
occupied by Mr.. Drew, where he will give
instructions IN vocal music, on an entire
new plan, embracing the rudiments OF yo-
cal as well as Instrumental music). He
also teaches the clarionet, flute, violin, bas-
soon, French horn, &c.
n. B Ladies waited on at their respec-
tive residences, aud taught the single or
double iageolett,
Songs. sonnets, &c. set to music for a
single instrument, or arranged Tor the piano
forte tCtr Music neatly copied.
MAY
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Bank of Potomac.
Notice,

yTNHE Stockholders Of the Leesburg
4 Turnpike Road Company will please
70 take notice that the annual meeting of
the said company for the purpose Of elect
ing president, directors, and treasurer.
Tor the ensuing year will be held at the
court house in the town of Leesburg on Sa-
,urday the 9th day of JIay next.
SAyNL. CARR, Treasurer;
March 90 m5w
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For Hire.
Furniture, &c.

Furniture, &c.
TUST received per schooner Madeira
y packet, from Salem at the Cabinet
warehouse. corner of Prince and Water
streets, & for sale, an elegant assortment OF
Sideboards bureaus
Dining tables wash stands
Gentlemop's writing desks
Portable desks, and work tables
Also, daily expected,
A few dozen rush bottom chairs
5000 feet Bay mahogany
All of which will be sold at reduced prices
for cash, by S. WARD.
Nav 8 mwf3w
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To Rent.
just Received.
Robert Gray

HASjust received OF consignment, for
Il l. sale,
Walkers octave Dictionary, stereotype
edition
Ewell's Medical Companion
Virgil, Cicero, Sallust and Horace Del
phini,
Clark Cesar; Aimsworth's Dictionary
Tayior's Enquiry into the Principles and
Policy of the Government of the U. States
Taylor's Arator, being a Series of Agri-
cultural Essays, Practical and Political
Doctor Watts large and small Catechism
---- - Preservation from the sins
and fo!lies of Chidhoon and Youth
School Testament, fine and coarse
A few copies O,Neii's Geography
Dwighl's Geography
copy Morse Universal Geography &C.
.av ii February 5
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LIN Erchange Ce6ee-Houss ,sSsA
,7.s,NARINE JOU RN AL. 49,
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. ..May 4.
CLEARED,
Schr Dash, Griffith, Newton

Ship Eagle, Morrell, of This port, from
,.ondon, at St. Ubes March 8.
Ship Young Hero. Wilson. of this port,
from Savannah for Liverpool was spoken
March %, lat. "A, 22, lon 40.
Shp Washington, Killeran, hence, at LII
yerpool April a.. ID:
Schr Independence, Hawkins, cl. at Phi
ladelphia Sd inst. for this port.
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UniDrelia ana lfunA NAaiiu-
factory,
King-street, tuo doors 6eiov Wastinsto~.st
I lANlEL PIERCE has just received per
IL schooner lillian, from Philadelphia,
number Of umbrellas and parasols, which,
added 10 his former stock, comprise large
and general assortment.
Likewise on hand as usual, complete
assortment OF trunks of all sizes.
N. b. Old frames new covered in the
neatest manner, and all descriptions OF re-
pairs promptly executed.
April e6 VISIT
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Vaudeville s Larmour,

Vaudeville s Larmour,
OFFER for sale,
der and young Tyson teas
30 hays coffee
60 60 b bbIs Sugars
80 hhds molasses
9S puncheons W. L rum
8 pipes cogniao brandy
loo bbls whiskey
6 hhds country gin
Is quarter casks malfga
4 pipes L. P. madeira
5000 gallons cider vinegar
60 bbls northern rum
loo boxes muscatel & bloom raisius
5 casks sun raisins
5000 lbs. soft sheled almonds
80 drums figs
90 casks British gunpowderF. Il FF.
tons patent shot
30 doz. London mustard
10000 lbs bacon
Zoo bbls. No. new shad
loo pieces rush carpets for summer
use, with general assortment OF wines, IL
auors and roceries. April SO
Lime. n. E. Rum, & Gin.
ECEiVED by the sloop Rising Sun
IL from Providence R. |.
10 hhds n. E. rum
81 bbls gin
3 hhds molasses
5 bblS cider
100 casks lime
/ case domestic goods
f.. CORNING, Vowell's wharf.
April 81 6t
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SALES Ar AUCTION.
Public Sale.

nNFRIDAYnext, at 10 O'clock, will be
" sold at The vendue store, all The per'
sonal estate of Charles w. Valchsen, tie.
ceased, consisting of a great variety OF
books, on various subjects, and sundry other
articles. By order OF the administrator.
s. A. MARS1 ELLER, Auct'r.
May a
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For Sale or Rent,

4 CONVENIENT dwelling house on
II Prince street, next to Mr.. Marstelier's
vendue store, convenient boarding house,
and fne cellar for porter seller. Possess
ion given Immediately.
Also, for Sale,
500 bushels cattle's hair for plasterers
200 bushels seed potatoes
April "a ANTHONY RHODES.
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Lost or AIislaid.

New Publications. Sc.
Just received from Philadelphia and New-
York, for sole by the subscribers,
I LEW ELLEN or the Vale of Plinlim-
IA mon, novel
Campbell, or the Scottish Probationer, do
Florence Mccarthy, novel, by Lady
Morgan
Clarentine, novel, by Miss Burney
Vindicin Hiherpica, or Medication of
Ireland, by Matthew Carey
Staughton's Virgil
ilutchinson's Xenophon
SchreveIii Lexicon
Cowper's Task, (school edition)
Thomson's Seasons, do
louns's Night Thoughts, do
With every school hook and classic now in
use and a large assortment of paper and
fine stationary
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
April 80 fmw6t
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For. Sale,

For Sale,
TWO tracts of valuable land in Durham
r. Parish, Charles County, Mary land OPP
posite Nanjemoy Reach-oneof these tracts
of land is bounded on one side by the Po-
tomac, has valuable fishery, and contains
about $50 acres of bottom, with quantity
of wood that ought to be cut.-The other
is about three -fourlhs of a mile from the III
yer, from one half to two thirds covered
with wood and valuable white oak timber,
and contains about 700 acres. Both tracts
have anorchard of choice fruit. The above
land will be sold at Charles County Court,
on THURSDAY in the third week of Au-
gust next at Public sale, if not sold before,
at private sale.-The terms will be made
known at the sale Timhe, or wood may
be purchased any time previous TO the sale.
T. H. FEEDER.
Charles County, March 26--swtAul6
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For Freight,
Heth's Coal,
Coffee &c.

ONE hundred bags prime green coffee
" 10 bags old Java do
10 cases shoes, coarse and fine
3 boxes wool cards
Just received per schnr Midas, for sale
by A. ADAMS, Central wharf.
Nav S st
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Fer New-Bedford,

For New-Bedford,
.M The good schr. DUTCHMAN,
8&captain Baker; she will take one
hundred and fifty or two hundred barrels OF
-four. For freight or passage apply to
NJ. MILLER & SON.
Who hare receiped by said schooner,
10 tons bar iron, assorted, with
$50 plough plates
May 4 st
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A Choice Nftp Brig,

Just of the stocks, about 200 tons bur.
then, So feet keel. "a feet beam, and 3
feet hold. Her timbers and workmanship
will stand the srictest inspection.
Richard Parrot, esq. OF Georgetown, is
under contract to rig her 10 block and
Sheet and i am TO finish her to elect )"
to be then owned Jointly. My half will
be sold under this contract, at 6, 12, 10
and "a months credit--the notes to be se-
cured by two satisfactory endorsers. Mr.:
Parrot will sell his half, if desirable.
Apply, Tor particulars, on board, at capt.
SCOTS wharf, Georgetown, to her construc-
tor. Reubin Nash.
My contract with Mr.. Parrott will be ex.
hibited on the day of sale.
JOHN TAYLOE.
JOHN PEABODY, Auct'r.
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4 New BRIG at Auction.

~ w" OF nc II 0fOTf'
>AsN Will he sold at public auction, on
$50. SATURDAY The 9TH inst. at cap:
tain SCOTS wharf, Georgetown, at IL o.
clock precisely,