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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15

Alexandria AdUertyer
Commercial Intelligencer,
ON THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS
I. II 7vW be pabhged on balrNeet
of N3fr-r2yal paper efsood. orally, 0nd
with an elegant type, # 1Okieb t>Jis baper
contains q IIpeeianeu.
II. It 7vN be pu5hged eve,y day at 3
o'eIock, and delizersa 10 Iu5/er5eys in tam
apH6 Tie ufmya regularity and exbeaI-
tin, anil traulmitcd to tbols at djfauee
fhroxsb the msf early and regular chan
nels Of eonveyanre.
III. The Price qvi'y be Five Dollars per-
Hnnnm, to be pail one half an receipt oftbc
fyR uumJer, the remainder at tie end 05
tie year.
In offering thofe propofals to their
friends and the pubic, the Editors feel q
daPo1ition to tread the beaten tract Ct
Editorial explanation and to inform thein
readers, that their principles will be cor.
rect and ttri6tly Federal-making the pre-
iefYatlon OF the Union, an attachment to
the government, obedience to the laws,
and an indifference to ali national intereia
but thole of their own country, the lead
ll'g objects Of their political Garrett
rutland public utility will ever be theil
ann and againf party rage and calumny
both OF public and private character, their
preis will be ever ciofed.
be Prefent epocha is an;n,portant one,
ard the iltuation Of the world, Of this ma
ton IN particular, fuch as to arreR the at
fent'on OF every citizen. On the intc-
reiting 1eenes now acting or to be acted in
ne Political drama, it fhall be the undi-
V''ed itudy of the Editors to give the mofi
cary and fo'rra information, rendering
the ADvERrIsER fource that can be de-
fe.''ea on and worthy of being fought
= 0 accomplish this Object they have
e :, OF talents engaged to attend
~, NC .apitol, who will furn;ih them
on ay win an. original iketch of CongreiIi-
0hai Proceedings.
% .o. lne merchant and fhipper the great
- eiorts will be made to render their
p a 'nterefting and this end will be
Soy 60: promoted by one of the proprietors
e o.e'ns In neighbouring fea-port where
;rs.s n .eiiels are daily arriving, whole
49, will frequently arrive by
,rr;va i1peeoy conveyance than the ordinary
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15

"a. 10 the payment ofthe
eighth lnitalment OF the fub-
icripaon loan for Bank Stock,
due on the lat day OF Dec.
1899, 100000
sd. To the payment of the
third lnitalment Of a loan of
one million of Cuilders o.
rained III Holland, and which
tell due In the pretent year,
puriuant to a contract dated
hrit OF June, 1857, efimat-
ed at forty cents Per Guiider, $4,000
4th. To the payment Of
the tecond infalnent of a loan
one million OF Guiiders OBJ
tanned IN Holland, and which
tell due in the preient year,
purtuant TO d contract Gated
the 18Th Of March, 1888,
elt'mated at forty cents per
Guilder, So,o
9Th. To the payment Of
the frft inftainent of loan
OF three millions cf Guiliers
obtained in Holland, and
which fell due in the prefent
year Puriuant to a contract
dated firt-0f January, 1890,
eltimated at forty cents per
GulIder, ".ao, coo
AuOunt;no IN .Le whole
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15
OLIVER WOLCOT.

Document A. is an enumeration of the
different descriptions of itock redeemed.
VIZ. sol dolls. 9 cents of s per
cent.-oI4,S5 dolls. ~ cents os 3 Der
cent.-obo, $40 dolls. 4 cents Deferred
I,2oo,oo OF s Per CENT, 4co DOS. OF
5 u per cent.
ltalo contains ipecifcat;on Of the va
rious fources OF revenue, which make y,
the total fum redeemed. DocAmeul B. C.
and -. are not given, as the contents Of
each are exhibited in the preceding report
with iualclent detail TO {atisfy the mind
OF the reader.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15

making further rroviiion for
the ilPport Of pubic credit,
and Ior the redemp,ion of the
pubic debs," being for the
2eriod and in the reference to
the OBJECTS me.l.ioued in this
report,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15

- A-1Nii>O iJN wi = NIit.
been made out Of the follow
If. The interef fund, or
the fums which have accrued
upon the .tock purchalcd and
transferred to the commimon-
1ers of the linking fund, in
truit for the United States,
as,particular!y 1tated in the
document hereto annexed,
marked 3.
I'D. The fund ariGng from
the payment OF debts which
originated prior to the prefant
Contribution of the United
States as particularly fated
in the document marked G.
a. sd. The fund ariGng from
dividends on the capital flock
belonging to the u. States,
in the bank of the United
States, from the frf of July,
1875, to goth Of June, 1890,
after deducting the intereH
on the fubfcrjption loan for
the fame period, as particular
ly ftated in the docmnenthere-
to annexed, marked y.
18th. The proceeds Of the
duties on goods, wares and
merchandise imported; en- the
tonnage of fhips or vefels,
and on lpirits difilled within
the United States, and fills
appropriated by the Sth fceti-
on of the ACT of March id.
1895, intituled. /" An aes
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Coayg1e5 ct the Un1ted States.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
SALEM, MAY 8.
EPOM CHDYz.


Yeterday arrived here the fhip Friendhip,
Capt Iirael Williams, 20 days from Cad1.
Intelligence had been received there of the
American EnvoYs at Paris, where they were re-.
fpedfully received, and where il was expected
that they would iettle all the differences between
the two nations
The Prefent French government had, as we
have before heard, iuipended the capture Of
neutrals not armed AMI commiGoned.
All idea Of peace was d.fiPated, and gTeE
preparations were making by the adverfe par
ties for the enfuing campaign. Buonaparts
had Attended volunteer army of 10000 men
at Dion, which was increaing, and at the head
Of which he was going to The Rhine, while hi
colleague Confnls carried on the buiinels of the
government at home. Suwarrow, il was faid
would not reture to the theatre Of war, and was
continuing his march to Rudia.
IL was reported, but not credited, that ibid
French and SPanih fleets had gone out d
Bret,
Spain is at this moment NOR wretched
country-their rea.ury exhauAed-their fnzrI
.css deranged-,hesr paper money Deprecated
SO per cent the failors in their Acct deRtute 81
nceeharies, and their pay, as well as thar Of ths
men employed in the public arlenals, sc. eigh
months IN atrear--the Queen and her party law
Thing money on favourites-the people, even
SPaniards, grumbiing at the conduit -g great ap
.Prehenfons entertained for the lafety Of twelve
millions of dollars which fhould have arrived
from Vera Cruz, the failure Of which il was ap
pretended, would excite ferrous convulGons ID
Spain.
Three frigates, and r6. large fips, G1s
from CAiiz while CaPr. Nv. was there, takin
an opportunity when no EngIih force was
iuttcient 70 prevent rhem.
Capt. Obrien had written a circular lett4
from Algiers to the American matters Of veGd
requeaing information relpeaing veGel dsi
med to Algiers with ma al tore5 for the ID
from the UniIed State, as Stipulated BY treaty.
that 4 wa, then feveral months fnce The ihouI
have aFTived-and that if fhe fhould cot hat
arrived within thirty days from that tir
Feb, II or lome Reasonable account given
her delay, the Deyi was determined to co
mrnce hoit'li.ies upon the American commerd
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12

Of the lattef part of Feb. and circulated IA
Hand bills at LePborn, on the 9Th OF March.
"THE Grand Vizer with his army attacked
the Fort Of Arifch, garrifoned BY 1880 French.
men, who deGIed 70 capitulate, but the Vizer
inGRed thar they ihould furrender ar dfcreton
which being refufed, the fortrefs was br
aGault, and but 100 Of the garriion elcaped he
Tword. The vizer, after placing a iuAiciep,
Turkifh force in that place, prepared 20 march
to Cairo. The French, to impede this fep.
propofed terms Of peace, and offered to evacuats
Egypt but the Englih diauaded the Vizer
from conceding to thele ProPohtions-and he
confined bis march towards Caro-, with AL poC
iible expedition"
TouiGaint has in grateful terms, acknowledg.
ed aGiRance received in the re u6tion of TagHs.
mel, by that ports being blockaded by the U. S.
frigate General Greene
On the 18th of April DR.. Priealy, Mrs.
PrieRly 1.-THE Doctors fon's wifel two children,
hired girl, and bound girl, were Poifoned
but, by feafonable application Of medical afIf-
tance, their recovery is rendered probable A
quantity Of arienc is laid to have been mixed
with the -four of which pudding was made
that was eaten for dinner Ii is faid the Doc.
tors Sis lufpeaed of having made The at
tempt.
Capt Anthony, of fch. Mary, carried by Ri
aud's boat into Gonaives, has depofed before
he American Conlul at Port-au- Prince, that
after bis capture, fix of bis crew were iripped BY
he backs, j5af and cut 10 pieees that he and his
cook made their efcape into the mountains -
the cook berg badly wounded by the lhot dI.
charged at th-m that after undergoing a e.
res Of almot urparralell hardfhips and perils,
be arrived in an open boat at Port-au Prince. Be.
ing neceGiated to leave the cook to die of his
wounds.
Mr. Cu(hing of Harwch, in this rate, late
midihipmau on board the Congress, Of 36 guns,
capt. Sever, has been killed in duel at Norfolk,
with Mr.. Dubois, another mdh pman Of the
fame ihiP. AT the 6rR Ere the ball paGed
through his neck, and he expired Immediately.
Mr.. Darbridge Secretary If the MiniRer Of |
the United States, at the Court of London, has
arrived al Newyork.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
By THE Mails.
PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 10.

rOFFICIAL.1
Fran mr.. King, MnJfer PAmibosestiary of TIE
United Slater in L0ndsn, 70 George Kaax, Ej9.
their Conjul az HILL.
London, February Il.
" have received a note, dated the 10th IN
FAINT, from Lord Greenvle, informing me that
on the 9Th January Ian proclamation was II,
iued by the commander in chief Of the Birth
feet in the Mediterranean, declaring the port
Of Genoa in Gate Of blockade, and adding that
the blackAde 70 infituted would be maintained
and inforced 10 the friaeR manner, according
to the uiagc Of war, acknowledged and obierv,
ed in imilar cafes.
" requeR you TO make this information
known to our citizens within your ContulAte,
and to tranfmt the fame to the United States,
by the earliet opportunities.
" with great refpea, / am fir, your obed't
ferVant, RUFUS KING"
The Boyne arriveiat N. York. from London
brings accounts of dreadful FIRE having hap
pened on the CuGomhoufe quays, in London,
by which the lois was eRimatei~ At 9oo, oool
tterling. Much American property was faid 10
have been dearoved.
The Britilh Government have contracted to
give IL dollars per barrel for all -four that fhall
arrivein England before the ut OF Sept.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12

Of TfelvosCoys, to it cut, with ell expedition,
fix (hps of war lying there, which will Be en-
ployed to protect The COATS during the campaign.
EAkcH TO.
A journal announces the death Of the King gf
Denmark. It will produce no change in the Po-
Iitcal relations Of the nation.
BAYoNEE, EEB.z7.
The Spaniih Court has demanded Of the Por-
tugueie, an explanation Of its treaty with Ruilia.
IF this is refufed Spain viii take meafures Of
defenfe, againR any attempts through Portugal.
The Spanhh government not having delivered
up an AlgeIne Xebec, according 70 the Dey's
demand-the Spaniih Conlul at Algiers has been
put in irons.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12

From BesoH, Nay u
Yeherday arrived here, the nip Packet, Capt. Trl
from Liverpool and ihip Sarah, capt Breck n
London by which We have received London Pap
70 The 10th M'rch--eight days lateh They do not
cora eveats OF great Importance but By them we es
the iAfe arrival Of our ERyoys and their cordial REQ
tIon at Parisj and OF the appointment Of diAnguG
Commlitoners 10 treat with them -Itis ALTO alcerta
That the Ruihan troops were on the return 20 cdevt
Poland, where SuwSrrow is directed by the capriel
Emperor" TO watch the motions uf the PrufHan Ess
The AutrianS, however, under Prince Chares, arc
great force on the borders Of the Rhine and Svitf
landi and ave making Preparations for opening 4
campaign with ere gy. 10 France while BuonaPfl
talks Of peace be i preparing 70 lead an army Of 60
volunteers from Dion into the bowels OF Cernzres
On the other haad Il Is C tain, Ruais Il 20 fsr'
Great Britain with large number Of troops 10 be Y
loysd 70 expeditions appropriations for he inntdii
proiecstion oi whiSh arc nakinEln england.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
bCslpN, MAY
The INVADERS Of EGYPT.

Capt Higgins, from Leghorn, whole vefel u
performing quarantine, brought with him from
that place the following article, WIFI was trAaf
lated from Venetian Governmental Gazette
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
LatG Foreign Neeyg.

v arrivals 1t Bottom. from LanAa and Lfv.ot-bring-
No espess TO March I7--ten days iatei''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
Sixth COngrsG gftbe U, S.
FIRST SESSION.

HOUSE OF REPRES 46
THE additional Bill for prohibiting the SL4v.
Trade, was taken up in Committee Of the whole
Mr.. Brown (of Rhode Ifland) objected 70 the
principles on which the bill was predicated.-
He advocated the trade, on the grounds Of com.
mercial advantage ; and commended that the
participation of the United States in 4 traffic
profecuted by all commercial nations. would not
add Jingle fave to the number exported from
Atrica.-He was therefore, in favour Of poG
poning the bill, and the Committees rifinq.
After few oblervations from Mr.. Nicholas
and MIR. Foiter, the motion for the Committee
rifng, was rejsaed unanimously.
Several fe6tIons were gone through with, but
the Committee role before the bill was CONFLICT.
ed.
Several local bills paded various aages.
APRIL as.
The bill TO authorize the allowance of = credit
to William farewell and the bill to provide
for the fales Of certain lands between the Creal
and Little Miami Rivers, were respectively rea.
third time and paGed
THE SLAPB TRzDE BTEL.
Mr.. Rutiedge, moved that the Committee o
the whole, be discharged from any further con
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12

RATISBoN, FEB. e.
Cen. Suwarrow, is 70 iet out Immediately
from Cracow for Petersburg, The RuGiln
troops are marching homewards.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
PALS, MARCH Y.

PARIS, MARCH 7.
It Is fail that the Fira Conful will fet out
very foon to take the command Of the army of
the Rhine. 1t is added, that he has given ord
ers to his guard, to hold themftlves in readinefs
10 depart towards the end Of this month.
People till fpeak here of the formation Of
camp IN the environs Of Paris. The command
of il win be entrulted to General Lalnes, and
the young Confcripts will be exerciled in it
under the eyes of the Firt Conful.
We are informed from Ratibon, THAI letters
from Lituania, announce, that an army Of 10000
RuGians is collecting towards the the flores Of
the Baltic, and it is fuppoied that thefe troops
will embark in whole or in part 70 co operate in
grand expedition on the COATS of France or Of
Holland.
Recruiting for the navy is carried on with new
ACTIVITY throughout the whole of the Bataviar
Republic and orders have been fent to The per
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-19
Valuable Property for Sale.

SEVENhundred and eighty-eight acres
iii the county of Hampfhire, on the wa
tiers of Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 80 from
Winchester. This land is full of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may bemade, with go to SO acres of bot
tom,. and rich high lands to each; and in
the heart of the timber there is a fine feat
for faw- mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will.
lEew the lands.
Three thoufand eight hundred and for
'ty-Eye acres in the county of Ohio, on
the waters of Grave and Fifth Creeks,
near the river Ohio, and about SO miles
below Pittfburg. Some of theie lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent TIM
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
OF that county, will thew thefe lands.
One hundred leventy fix and three
fourths acres, within three miles Of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near its mouth, and within "a Of mile
of the River Potomak. This land has
about 7o.or SO acres Of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with 274 fine /ugay
trees on 1t from which, am informed,
there may be made 3ooolb. of good fugar
annually There are alto feat for grit
and faw mills on it, equal to any in that
neighbourhood, and upon a. never failing
9ifream of water. The upland is rich, with
plenty of timber, and part under cultiva-
tion. This farm is well improved with a
good orchard, houfes and fencing, and
rented laR year for produce equal to fxty
pounds per ann. Mr.. Jofeph Butler, at the
Warm Springs, will chew it. will fell
all, or any of the above lands for cath, or
upon credit, or take in exchange for them
lands in Fairfax County, or lots of land
in the city of Alexandria, or the City of
Warrington.
r. T. HOOE.
January Or. 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-19

Shreve and Janney,
Haze far ./ae at tbier fore, an Unicn. be-
tween Prince and Duke-fy1sts.
CATTLE foap in boxes
4th proof Barcelona brandy
A few tierces Of whifkey
EAT and WeR-India fugar, coffee, &C..
Hyfon, fuchong and bohea tea
A quantity of dipt candles
Writing paper ailorted, in bales
Wrapping do.
China, afiorted Handsomely, in cafes
Soal and upper leather
Mems Women's and children's fhoes of
different qualities
Leading and other lines
A few pieces of handfome furniture.
All the above. articles are of good
quality, and will be fold low for cath or
country produce.
December II. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-19
ANTHONY SAWYER.
Hoit. DreNce n,,d pc

i -
Hair DreDSr and Pr,famer,
lately from Baltimore)
Royal Rreet, between King and Prince
itreets, fourth door fouth of the Print
ing Office of the Times,
Begs leave to inform the.
Ladies of Alexandria, and the country
generally, that having received the new
eft faihion of Ladies Wigs and Filets, he
will be thankful to receive their orders
tor the above articles, and will warrant
them equal to any manufactured on the
continent.
N. B. Any Lady wiihing to fee his
Patterns, may be accommodated by fend-
ing fervant to his fhop.
G He has for fale, every article in
the Perfumery line, on the mott realona-
bic terms.
Alex. Dec. s. a
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FOR. s a L f,
The following PROPERTY:

AiS tOA-NASSt3 CClWCCH AAIlS dIu .Trlnce
Streets, II feet front, 113 feet 10 inche,
.dee-One of thele lots is bounded on the
fouth ide by ten feet alley-the other
two have an outlet of ten feet to faid al
ley. Valued at $50 dollars each.
Three Lots on the North lide of Prince.
ftreet, near the corner of Warrington
itreet, 20 feet front and 100 feet deep.
to an alley of ten feet, communicating
with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at gao
dollars each.
A Lot on the corner of Fairfax and
Wilkes Streets, with front of Al feet 8
inches on the Wet fde of Fairfax itreet.
and II feet on the North fde Of Wilkes
ftreet-valued at $50 dollars.
A Lot on Wilkes hreet, joining a 3
feet alley taken off the Wet end Of the
laa mentioned lot, IS feet front and 81
feet deep-valued at no dollars.
An half acre Lot, or one fourth of
fquare, on the Wet fide of Fairfax-hreet,
and North Gde of Gibbon-Areet This
lot having fouth and eatt front, is valued
at 1000 dollars-iubjeet to ground rent
Of ieventeen pounds one fhilling per an
mum, but the rents all paid up to the III
infant.
An acre Lot, or halfa fquare, bounded
on the eaf by Pitt-freet, on the north by
Wilkes -itreet, and On the welt by ST..
Aiaph-ttreet. Twenty feet of this lot is
let out at one dollar per foot-lubjeet to
an annual rent Of twenty pounds per an
mum, which is all paid up to the. lit of 9Th
month laa. This Lofts valued at 1000
dollars.
To fave trouble, the prices of each of
the lots are mentioned. The terms of
payment are one fourth in hand, one fourth
IN fix months, one fourth in IL months,
and the remainder in two years from the
31it Of next month. Thoie who choofe
to make an Offer for any Of thoie lots will
Pleate to fend their terms fcaled up and di-
reeted to John Jenney Of this town, mark
ed On the outlide an offer for William
Aartihorne's lots. The higheA offer (if
above the terms here put DOWN to be the
buyer. Not LET'S than FIVE dollars for each
OF the fmall lots to be received as an Of
ter, nor LET'S than ten dollars for the larger,
or two laf mentioned lots; and where
more than one offer the fame price, the
right to be determined by drawing lots,
After the fecond payment a deed and
good title WILDE given provided the pro-
.perty be mortgaged for the FUN remaining
due.
On the 31a Of the 18th month next,
the feveral offers will be opened at the,
Golden Ball, at II O'Clock, A. M. in the
preience of John Jenney, John Dunlap,
and Abraham Hewes, and as many of the
offerers as choofe to attend, when the frf
payment will be received, and all engage
ment entered into for full compliance on
the part of the Teller.
A plan Of the lots is left with John
Dunlap, who will thew it to thofe who
may pleafe to call at his fore.
WILLIAM HARTS4ORNE.
HLor11Hr;1 rrtZ
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WILLIAM OXLEY s. co.
King Rreet,
HAVE FOR SALE,

Superhne, iecond and coarle
broad and narrow cloths, kerfeymeres,
{wanidowns, coatings, fwanikins, blan-
kcts, Hannels, fancy calicoes and chintzes,
black bombazets, .durants, rui1eletts, l.
r;fh linens, Barcelona and pullicat hand
kerchiefs, .womens' and mems cotton and
worried hofe, dimities, checks, flks,
threads, &c. &c. which will be fold low
for cath, or bartered for -four or tobacco.
Dec. 10. eotf
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Notice is hereby given to
the Stock Holders Of the Bank Of Alexan-
dria, that an Election will be held at the
Court Houie in this town eon the third
Monday in January next, for the purpofe
of choofng nine Directors of faid Bank,
tor the .enfui ,g year, agreeably to charter.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Cafh'r.
Dec. I6. d4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-19

The Subscribers and Mem
bers OF the Mutual Infurance Company a
gainit Fire on Goods and Furniture in
the fate OF Virginia, are hereby requched
TO attend in perfon or by proxy their an
nual General Meeting to be held ON the
iecond "Wednesday in next January, which
being the fourteenth day of the faid month.
w. +. Asst,
-, Principal Ageut.
richmond, Dec. o. (I6) 4tIaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-19
Sales BY Auaion.

On MONDAY,
The zzd December, alto O'Clock, will
be Sold, at our. Auction Room,
Whifkey in tierces and bis.
Rum in barrels
French Brandy in pipes
Malaga Wine in pipes and or. saik.
Brown Sugar in barr els
Loaf do. in lots
Soap in boxes
Nails in cafks
Hardware in lots
Together with
A great variety OF DryGoods:
Among which are
Carpets and Carpet Broadcloths,
ing Stufs
Plains Irilh Linens
>Plaids Humhums
Dufflls Mnilins
Flannels Checks
Swanldown Shawls
Kerleymeres Handkerchief
Coating Leather Shoes
And number Of other articles
HENRY 81 THOS. MOORE,
Dec. II. Aui7ioueeYs.