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NORFOLK, O1. a.

E*trA3 Of letter from q gentleman in
PERI Republican, TO bis friend m tbi,
Bo,0ngb, dated 27ib September.
" The inltability of the government is
an objection 20 doing buGnefs in this
iiland new contributions ami arrets are
frequent. This day it is proclaimed thar
there fhall be no more Decades, and tia,
the old order OF the calender iliall be re-
itored. l mention this as an evidence OF
the Versatility of the adminit}rat on , none
or very few of the officers are paid by 60
vernment, and are open TO bribery in
this way only, If you have buiineis TO
traniset, can you rely On its completion
with facility. Touiilans's death, which
his Ill health induces belief will thorrly
happen, will inevitably throw the whole
Inland into commotion, as there are feve-
raj candidates whole prereniions will be
iupported by the fword."
BY the fchooner Parke Farley, arrived
yeaerday from Antigua, we learn, that
they are in hourly expectation of 5000
troops from England, for the avowed
purpoie ofatfacking the IAani of Guada-
lelpe.
An Antigua paper received by the above
veiiel, alto mentions the arrival 'of vef
tel at Martinique, direct from Gibraltar:
letters by her from officers uncec the COM
mand of gen. Hutchinfon, fate the unli-
mited iurrender of Alexandria, and the
capture of two French and one Spanilh
line OF battle ihips, ieveral frigates, tranf-
ports, fore fhips, bomb ketches and other
veilels.
Arrived on Thurfday morning in Hamp
ton Roads, the fhip Planter, Corran, from
London, bound to City Point. Left there
the fhip Alexander, Geary, to fail for
this port in s days. Spoke off Sicily the
fhip Merchant, from Norfolk to London.
Oct. 10th, in lat. 81, long. So, fpoke
the flip Sally, from Baltimore to Liibon,
out IS days.
Arrived yefferday, the lchooner Betty,
Fellows, from Demarara. OCT. 10Th in
lat. Il, 4, long. 9s, 8, fpoke the brig
Commerce, out S days from Guadalupe
for Rhode 1Aand. This fch'r Caraquet,
Lowell, failed feveral days before, for
this port. LEFT there, fhip Minerva,
Hopkins, Pepperelboro' the briggs Betty,
Lowell, Portflnouth, N. II. Olive, Stout
ly, do. Hitty, Petit, do. ConcluGor,
Gown, Penobicot fch'rs Sally, Stone,
KenDebunk Betty, --, Bottom !;
Recovery, Scar, N. York I; Polly, COT
fin, from Tencriffe.
Arrived yefterday, the fchooner Parke
Farley, Anderfon, from Antigua. Left
there, the brig Alert, Webb, to fail the
18th inA. and the brig Martin, Baker,
in three weeks, both for this port.
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ERROR CORRECTED.

"A Philadelphia print fates the ay1uy.
1ion OF John Newman from the place of
Chief Clerk to the War Department. and
the appointment Of Pretty Carr Lane TO
iucceed him. The facts are, that Mr..
Newman, aetuateo by the expectation. of
improving his iituation, fon,e time tince
intimated to the Secretary of War bis de.
lire to retire from his place, Offering, how
ever, to remain In it until fit !ucceiIor
hould be obtained. The fecretary. on
thus intima,ion, addreG-d letter to
mr.. Newman, expecting his efteem for
him, and his regret at parting with him
and 1t 1t Is but juftice to Nix. Newman to
lay, that the fecretary ofWar has uniform
iy respected his capacity, fidelity and In
dultry in his difcharge of duty.
Mar. uteNigeucsr.f
Estfaf Of a letter from Meqv- Orleans,
dated on board The 7bemas W>,lI5n, SEP
femberII.
I" A diiorder is at pretent raging in this
place reiembling the yellow fever. Ame-
ricans and new corners, are the general
victims to it. have at prefent all my
hands iick on lhore, the greater par, of
whom fear, will not recover"
MIR. c. P. WAYNE has relinquifhed
The Gazette eftbe United STATES" TO
MIR. ENos BRONSON, by whom it will be
hereafter publifhed.
The talents of this Gentleman qualify
him, IN an eminent degree, for the ma
nagement of a daily paper.
On the 9TH of September Mr.. Pinckney
United his baggage from an Englilh veael,
on board OF which he then was, off the
coat of England, to a vef1el bound to
Hamburg, whence he goes 70 Madrid.
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NEW YORK, October II.


Arrived, fh'r Polly, Mitchell, Porto
Rico.
Cleared, fhip Fox, Lincoln, Cape Fan
co.'s; brig Elizabeth, Williams, Lapui.
ra; brig Sally Gardner, Greenock; ich'r
Rambler, Tyler, Wet Indies Ann,
Wildridge, New Orleans; Louila Bridg.
er, Eve, Bermuda; Commerce, Wright,
Digby Elciev, Sill, Senegal brig O.
rion, from Jamaica, is below.
Sch'r Polly capt. Peter Mitchell, from
Porto Rico. Came patienger, capt. G.
Greenough, who left New York on the
18th Augua, in the fhip Zenobia, Tho
mas Howard, mater, bound to Hamburg,
AMI was taken on the 18th by rriva,eer
tchooner from Porto Rico, which lhewed
10 gurs, carrying 10 tours and fixes, and
one long nine FOUNDER, under Spaniih
colors; The had flag captain, but was
commanded and hailed by French crew.
They took every man out of the fhip ex-
cert the captain, whom they abufed very
much. They robbed the l1ip of her
flores, and the people of their clothes
and, when On board the privateer, uled
them in the mott di&refing manner, and
feldom allowed them to come upon deck
thsy were fed Upon one lalt herring, and
Il pints of water for IA hours. On the
5Iff AuguR, fell in with, and captured a
Portugueie brig from the Brazils, bound
70 Liihon, and on that day parted with
the ihip Zenobia. The privateer with
the brig arrived at Porto Rico on the 10Th
Sept. Capt. Greenough left Porto Rico on
the 18th, and at that time they had re-
ceived no information refpeeting the (hip,
but rather fuppofed fhe was re-taken.-
The Americans there are abuied, in-ufsd
and condemned. Flour ID dolla,s per
barrel, and none now admitted.
Sch'r Sincerity, Toulmin, from Porto
Rico, in Int. 81, long. a, fpoke brig
Rofe, Pratt, from ST. Thomas bound TO
New York Left there fch'r Jane, of N /.
York, to fail in days; brig Maria,
Catlin, of Charleiton, brig Favorite,
Durham OF Norfolk and fch'r Mohawk,
Crugef, of Baltimore bound to HAVANA.
Ship Nancy, Rufel, from the lie of
May, on the 18th of Sep. fpoke the flip
Refolution, Orney, from Bottom, bound
to South America; lat. I3, s, N. OF.
IL, fpoke a fch'r, Capt. Relaxation, from
Guadaloupe to Bolton, Lat. 20, go. long.
3S, 40, out 7 days. 18th fpokc brig
Flying Fiji, Suffer, from Charleaon, to
Cape de Verbs, LAT. 81, N. long. o9.
9Th fpoke fch'r OF GlouceRer, from
Philadelphia to Hiipaniola, lat. 81, 81,
long. 70, So. eft, ipoke fch'r, capt.
Wells, from Baltimore to the HAVANA
z3d, fpoke the fch'r Perseverance, Craw-
ford, from Turks IAand, to Bottom, lat.
| 81, s. z4th, fpoke the Warrington
Packet, from New York, to Baltimore,
lat. 37 IS.
Left at the lie of May, fhip Lucy,
Cook, for Bottom.
The brig Venus, from Savannah, is
come up fromthe quarantine ground, where
the has been laying fome time.
PHILADELPHIA, November Z.
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For Liverpool,
nLF The BritiCh BRIG
EEREMe I H O Nj A S,
E&a$EY 4. DYez,a.u MnQer

i. DTsW7Y, Wa7te1 /;
Burthen about 900 hhds. on her irf voy-
age, and fails well part of her cargo is
engaged. For freight of the remainder,
which will be taken on liberal terms, APP
ply to
GEO. WORTHINGTON.
Alexandria, Nov. {. 4
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O. The Subfcriber viii
take young man Of good character TO
the audy OF Medicine.
JAMES crA{a.
Od. rs. I5w9t
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PHILADELPHIA, November

Arrived, fhip Harry, Boyd, Lifbon;
fch'rs Fox, Jeferys, Tortola, via Will
mington; Fancy, Hammond, NaGau
America, Buck, Bottom.
Cleared, Ship Hope. Dawfen, Liver
pool briggs Clariiia, Hunt, Cape Fran
co.'s; Triton, Rowland, Briaol; Scb'r
Fanny, Dunn, New York.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-05
L u M B E r.
BENJAMIN RUGGLES

WTOULD RESPECTFULLY inform his cui-
Wv TONERS, and The public in general.
thar he will undertake to procare Houie or
Store Frames, or any oshcf dimeniio"s OF
Timber, Plank, &c. of the following kinds
Of Eaitern wood, viz. Write Pine, Spruce,
Norway Pine, Hcmlock, Black or Yellow
Burch. Cedar, Hackmstack. Maple, Beach,
and Ah any OF which, if applied for ,his
winter, may be delivered here in the cooric
of the next Spring or Summer, and on the
eahef po6ibls terms. Any perion wifhing
TO contract, would do well TO apply early In
Winter. that proper time may be had TO get
the Timber out.
He has, likcwife, on hand, at his Lum-
ber- Yard, on Slocum's wharf, IN Newport,
general aaortmcnt of Eafeu Lumber,
fuch as Boards, Timber. JOLT, Window
frame-auff, Shingles, Clapboards. Laths, &c.
a fupply of which he propoies to keep con-
nantly on hand. .--- Aho. gentscl Boarding
and Lodging may be had tor Two Gentle
men, on eaiy terms.
Neqve0u, hov. al, 1901. ST
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-05

IN obedience to the afore-written Re-
folve Of the Leelature, the faid Lor, with
. building thereon aarding, will be fold at
PUb!ic Auction for caih only. on Tueiday
the 18th day Of December next. at II o'clock
in the forenoon, on the premiics.--Said Lot
lyeth on the Back Rreer, leading into the
Neck, between the houies of Capt. John
Langley and Mr.. Henry Rowland (; and
meaiures about forty.eight feet in front,
about forty -!even feet and one-baf on the
Wet end. about ninety five feet on the North
fde. and about one hundred feet on the
South Gde.
II. SHERBURNE.
Gen. I,.9jxrer.
Newport, Nov. a3, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-05
State Of Rhode-Inand, sc.
IN GENIsAL ASSEMBLY, O7sbsr Se)Isa,
Il. u. 1901.


4. d. 1901.
VOTED and Rsfslvsd. That all the Right,
Title and Interet, which this Aare have in
d to certain Lot Of Land, ftuated in
export, with the building and appurten-
ces, which heretofore belonged TO Edward
elham. Eiq. and was conflcated to the uie
the State, as the property of Thomas Ban
iiscr, and granted to John KcIbcr, for the
term OF twenty years, which term will ex-
pire on the twenty fifth day Of March, A. D.
iSo5, be fold at Public Auction, in the town
OF Newport, by the General- Treaiurer, he
giving public notice thereof twenty days at
leaa pstVious to fuch fale.
Il frze Copy:
Wnnejf,
SAMUEL EDDY, See'u.
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HAZARD 6 GARDNER,
Have for Sale,

Lave for sale,
A their Stare, one door Nortb efMr. Town
iend's Cefee-Hogf,
DIPES of GlN--Do. of BRANDY
l. DO. old particular Teneriffe WINE.
Hyfon, Souchong, and Bohea, TEAS.
Black Pepper-Brown Soap.
1000 VT. bef Green Coffee.
100 WI. Observation-Disclosures
Kegs Of Supcr6ne Flour Of MuAard.
Bags OF hne Gineer--Io cwt. Coppcras.
Caiks of Jordan Porter and 7apnfoa Aie.
Crafes Of common Cookery Ware.
go We. Spanilh Flote lndigo--FTench Do.
Boxes Of Warrcntcd Eacnce OF Spruce
DO. OF Mufcatel and Smyrna RaiGns-
Cailss and Jars of Malaga Do.
Sacks of Soft She'll Almonds
Shcllrd Do. in Boxes.
Ne. 1, and No. 2. Bottom Chocolate, and a
few caics SwrET.OIL.
--ALSO--
Hogiheads of beft Retailing MO-
LASStS. Brown SUGAR per
Hogfhead or Barrell.
Ae-eport, Sept a6, 1901. s6tf
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THE Citizens of Newport. are hereby
i requeacd to give no credit 10 snv OF
the SeAmen under my cnnmand, hcianging
ON board the Britifh Brig
DISPsA L c II,
a. fhall not hereafter confider myfelf ac-
accountable for any debts contracted BY
them.
JOHN OXLEY.
Ne4vpoyf, Nov. IT. 1901.
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TO BE SOLD,
Nt1vsert zSib Nov. 1907.

A f 4 r NJ,
r YING in Exeter, State Of Rhode -lAand,
- about tx miI.s from Wexford, con-
tanning go aercs Of good Land. with two
Dwelling Houfcs, and other out buildings.
Il may be rurchafed together. or in fepafa,c
diviGons. Payment will be made eafy.
--.4LSO-
A f,are IN the Ohio Company, con-
tanning nearly Twelve Hundred Acres OF
excellent Land. For further particulars ap-
PARDON TILLINGHAST.
Exeter, Nev. aS. soft
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INFORMS the Public, thar he has opened
I GROCERY STORE in Broad SIreel.
in the houfe, late the property of MIR. Caleb
Earl, where he has for Sale general aaort-
ment of
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WEST.INDIA GOODS.

Amon,s; othen, arc the following articles
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry. Rum, MolaGes,
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, 1'ess of van-
ous kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, RaiGns. Cur!
rents, Pepper, Ginger, Alfrice, Cinnamon,
Nutmegs, Butter, Cheefe, Candles, Onions,
Tobacco, Snuff. Powder and Shot, Lamp
Oil, Loaf and Brown Sugars, SC.
--fLSO-
A genteel and extcnfve variety Of
Crockcry and Hard Ware; Mems and Wam-
co.'s Shoes, &c. Sc. with maoy other articles,
too tedious TO mention all which will be
fold at the moA reduced prices.
N<svpovf, Nov. I'll. Stf
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H, 10 COFFEE E-HOUsE, Thames Street.
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mltice that procures them this advantage.
TOR at the moment when thole places were
mveited, the enemy thought only of be-
heg'ng ours, and confequently their own
! were not prepared for 70 early an attack.
BY the continental armiltice the impref.
non made by the victories Of the French
armies dlminiihing, their effects are weak
ened Six months of repofe would fuffice
to reltore the moral and phyGcal ftrenpth of
the Auitrian armies to rally ,he CONQUER
ed to recover from the imprefiion Of az
cendancy acquired by the conqnerers, & to
make It necetiary once more to regain that
contingent, iuperiority 70 well earned by
the republic.
1t would alto follow as consequence of
the continental armiHice, that the king
dom OF Naples, now prey to every kind
OF calamity, and containing all the feeds
OF i1durreetion, might be reorganized, and
furnih freih reicurces to the enemies of
france--lt is by means of the armifice.
ma word, that men are ri4ing in Tufcany
and IN the marines Of Ancona; that Aui-
tria is every where preparing new means
OF defence: that every where The is ameli.
Grating her petition, which perhaps was
desperate, Whit the advantages Of the re-
public are diminilhiug or disappearing.
he frf conlul has already made to the
love of peace Efficiently great iacrifce
OF thofe advantages if he flould CONT
hue to derive no benefit from them, it
would no longer be the means of arriving
at the concluiion Of peace, but that of per-
petuating the war. Perhaps III the judg-
ment of ttateln,en the French government
may have already too long delayed to
avail itfelf Of the contingency which was
favorable to it; but it has only done 10
upon the pohtiye alurancss which had
been given to it of a fpeedy and ieparate
peace.
At this moment, when the two allied
courts Unfit upon joint negotiation and
general peace, the French government is
too well aware that 20 complicated a work
is not to be accomplished in a few days,
and it ought to avoid putting itfelf in a
petition which would be d;ametrically op-
polite TO the accelerations of the negoc;-
ations, by giving TO the inirnical powers,
and principally to Aufria, a real intereit
to prolong the dilcunions, in order daily
to acquire the means of appearing with
greater advantage in the field of battle,
and consequently with greater pretenfons
at the Congrefs.
1t is with view Of avoid; g, in part,
10 manifeR an inconvenience, that France
requires that the maritime armiGice fhould
be ftipulated in fuch manner as to be equi-
yalent to the continental armifticc, and to
place England, on its ide, in the fituation
of being deGrou, Of the concluiion ofpeace.
The advantages which Ae republic can
and ought to expect from the naval armif-
tice, are the free navigation Of her fhips
and the facilities neceHary for her commu
nications with the illands of France and
Reuaion, and with her American colonies !;
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P A, P E RS
Rekatfue to the commencement of
NEGOTIATIONS OF PEACE WITH
FRANCE.
(CoutinNed.J
mo. z8.
TRANSLATION.
Note.
P A P E R S

government, the note Of his excellence
lord Grcnville, dated the 9TH of september.
The counter project which accompanied
1t, having been laid before the firft con-
full, he has obferved that the armifice,
iuch as was propofed did not offer any ad-
vantages to the French Republic, and
confequently could not .compenfate it, for
the ferrous inconv eniences which would re-
iult to it, from the continuance of the cor
tinental arminice, hence it follows, that
the counter project could be admitted in
aimuch only, as the queition might iimply
be, to iettle the preliminaries of a particu-
lar arrangement, between France and En-
gland, by a truce, alike particular to the
two fates, but the effect of the propofed
maritime truce, being intended to ierve as
a compensation to the French Republic,
tor the continental truce, the former ought
to afford to it, advantages equal to the
inconveniencies which it experiences from
the latter.
The undersigned, is therefore directed
to make two prQpofals, of which his Bri-
fannie majeay may chooGe that which may
appear to him the mott conlo1lant to the in
teref of his dominions, or to his CONT
mental relations.
The hrf is, that the project for an ar
mihice bedrawn up and admitted, in terms
anal. gous to thoie which have been pro-
pofed by the minifry of his Britannia ma
jeffy, but foley, under the fuppoftion,
that this armifice ihould be independent
of the events of the continent, and relative
only to feparate negotiation, to be i'm
mediately opened between the two pow
ers.
Thefecond is, that his Britannia ma
jehy ihould continue to make common
cauie with the emperor, but that, in cafe
he lhould content that the maritime truce
may offer to the French republic, advan-
tages equal to thole fecured to the houie of
AuHria, by the continental truce.
And with this view, the compariion
may be eaGly lettled.
BY the continental armiitic, the court
Of Vienna acquires the means of -orsa-
.nifing its armies, of converting into raen,
arms and ammunition of every kind, the
fubGdies paid.to it by England, of fortify-
ing and yittualling its places onthc I'd and
Sd line which were in a bad fate, in conie-
quence of the rapid march of the French
armies having not been forefeen. Thus
Afoppo, Palmanova, Venice, Verona, and
Lintz, had been neglected, every day their
Notifications are repairing. ;Ulm, ingol-
hadt, although blockaded, are improving
their means Of defence ard il is the ar.
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/ IL
90 not the places belonging to the en,1 r.
Tor daily acquire in the like manner frelh
itrength upon the continents
| Win ieipect to the vietualling the har-
oors OF the French republic .itielt, internal
4,icaf's or circulation are not wanting. and
t tbs object is but of fmall Importance 70 il
When the Britifh government promote.
1nat the harbors and places blockaded
ihould only receive proviiions for eourteen
Gays IT is aware that the greater part Of
thoie establishments are fill far from want.
ing Provifions and belides thar, the iea.
ION IS drawing near which, by renderiny
naval blockade almoh always .illuforv
| make the propo!ed favor quite ufelels
That If beGdes IL be -conidered bo.
little 1t is the intereh Of Great Britain. Is
1t be ilncerely deiirous Of peace, to prevent
France from preferving and confol;dat;np
the inall number which remain to her Of
foreign settlements, and how much Emo
land, by making new acquifieions of III.
nature, would augment Till farther the nm
eaiineis and jealoufy Of Europe; and the
diipotition which it evinces NOT TO e..
with Indifference the unlimited extenGo,,
OF the power and. commerce of ENGLAND. :
will be acknowledged, at the fame t;m.
mat the advantages to be derived TO the
French republic from maritime truce are
admitted, that this truce would NOT be 60
emlnently difadvantageous to England a.
her government appears to imagine.
The undersigned is, in coniequence, di-
reeted to refer to the double propoGtioa
contained In the prefent note.
1t ieParate negotiation and peace be
the object, the arniaice may be agreed to-
in the form III which it is propofed by the
n,iniiter of his Britannia majeity.
II joint negotiation and general pcace
be the object, the armiitice mutt be hipu.
lated in the manner in Which it is propef.
ed in the name Of the French government.
and it will be iubiequently detailed by the
undersigned.
Signed, OTTO.
Herxtora. Rt<st, Sept. 16, 1900.
No. 2o.)
LORD GRENvILLE to M. OrTo.
=. Dreaming. Rrfst, Sett. 10.
Sir,
encloie to you the anfwer to the lafs-'
note which have had the honor to receive
from you,
You will there obferve that his maief.
tty Is very tar from thinking it proper for
him to acceds to the principle which is a.
gain urged to that note as the foundation
efa naval armiRice.
While this fundamental difference fub.
iitts, there can be little reafon to hope
that any advantage could afife from diff
cutting the details of fuch meafure.
The counter project which have the
honor TO .tranfnit to you, is conGdered
here rs going to the full extent Of conceE.
/ hon which san with any colour ofreaSon
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RAN AWAY from the fubic-iber liv-
Ing In Bl2dentbursh, or Tueiday the Ssh
in:t. a brish; Mu!a,,o man, named JACK,
aooot IS wears OF age, s feet 6 inches
high, w;:h very black and pretty lcng
hair. He is tolerably well made, hardy
legged, dark eyes, and has fouething the
appearance os an Indian. He took with
him a new flute of dari, mixed cloth,
with white metal buttons, TO wit ihors
doubled brssited Jacket, vee and pansa.
looms, slfo blue broadclo,h eoa', nan
keen brooches, jackets of difsrcn; kinds.
w1.,e aockings, good fhoes, ard fandry
ether articles Of clothing net rsoo!.eaed.
l; is probable he is gone to Alexandria
iwacre lie has often to!d me his mo,h-r
lives having been feen on the road going
IT,; way with hurdle of clothes, ana
max codeayour to get on hoard iome vef.
lei il order 20 get Off. Whoever takes
tic faid man ana brings him home, or &C.
ceres him, 70 that I mat set him again,
hail receive the above reward.
RICHARD PONSCNBY.
\. 5. Al matters OF seiels and Others
aye Eoswarned employing, shasbcring, con.
ealing or carrying OF tas Gid MuIasto
r'4n At their peril.
Dec. 10. coat
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+ .,ZSs "A good veAel)
Prince HARDING, Mater,
Will take freight on resfonab'e terms.-
Apply to the Mater on board, or to
JOHN G. LADD,
Wko las iately ,rceivcd naa nazv offers
fsr SrIs,
20 Hogfheads OF excellent Molanes,
Il do. do. Sugar,
z1 do. 90. Rum,
s DC. Copperas s. Rrimfone,
10 Caiks Cordials,
20 Barrels Bo,tcn Beef,
20 20 e ssss; rssn Raians,
50 Bags Coffee,
AGO Boxes Candies aud Soap,
5 Bags Cotton,
DO. Hops,
10 Boxes Cottonand We'll Cards,
20 Do. 10 by IS C!afs,
80 Chef, frcal Teas, r,.;.,sa -
20 Bales Raaia shseting, d drawback ~
S Do. Ravens Duck,
Z Cafes Of Writing Paper,
50 Boxes fselh Chocolate,
Excellent Dumb Fiji, &c. &c. &c.
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-18
Seven Dollars Reward.

Seven Dollars Reward.
ABSCONDED from the fervices Of Co.
lin AUD, on Tueiday the a4thg ult. dark
Mu!atto Gil, named WINNIE, about
ID wears of age: Had On when Che went
away a calico lhort gown and brown Ca
iamanco peticoat. AS the parents of faid
Girl rehde in this place, it is thought he
is lurking about town. Any perfon bring
ing back laid Runaway to Colin Aud.
ST. Afaph- Street, ; doors wet of Mr..
Faw's office, fha|l receive the above re-
ward. Matters Of yeilels and Others are
6rwarned harboring or carrying off faid
Girl at their peril.
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