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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-28
OMISSIONS OF LAST WEEK
a7atoutr 5atcA:grH :.
n '5s GRAND LODGE sCt5e Stai. D NEE,r7RK,
i nELrMRhR - s&aI.

n f5s GRAND LODGE ej'tJe Stat. D NEET1RK,
DELENBsR :, a. Z. SSSI.
TIE Commttz appointed addreis the Moo
Worth iul ,oBERr Li9INes ron TdiniGer Pieni.
Po'tn4fy ~ the United States thc Fre1cu Nep15.
Ic and reqIrd tie acceptance Of PAlt- !yIaIte,
jewel made tae iOyosing lPntt -
Ina al e.eg:ut aPProPqa'e I4wlL having been pre-.
pared lacy "a t:e 9ta "a Ausll aft Pet, pr-cltei
IN 44nr III Que i0-uI, accom- pAlIed wtA following
address
"lsyf ,i'oge.4t-t ~ C,--i Mfr,
rcTmIt Us a. COMMITTEE Of thr Grand Lodge 5n6
on Ihtr beha "a r1pTels their regret olinE d. Jrtyed
% your experimenting aud thllr graItla eul- 0e
The Ieipecta5Iity THE o>DEh has derived iron yoIr
long aud faithful iervcts The Ration VI C4n5 Maj.
ter aad while - then name rtqueit your accept
anceot an appropr jewel 4 l4lE ID their rel1cct
and atachmenc, allow 10 Allure you Of their warm
wines for your iuture prol2enly
Long ID The habU Of rtlpe9ug your pub IL char
ater, aud q regarding you wjth aid aJ
uon a the mead VI our traCrliryi but i1I
hacere regret parting WIKI 70 long and 70 dcler-
vedy valued our reluctance Only abated By the
confederation that thole talents which have reriect.d
usrl on the Inltifution will be exerted promote
the welfare OF your country, on more cxtenGve fcale
1et,he ahnred, howeVer far your public duties may
remove you from o., the gr4reIu attachment u your
MAionic Brethren lhaU be yslr conltant companion,
and th4ii connect you by indiiloIubie sham.
While you IRE yOurnsyng through ditaat res ions,
or t3agerhng the lumu .uous pillows Of the deep, our
tervent petitions hall bs ofFet cd thlt BEIG who
governs the various Of this world, thai may
Proett and gud- you through All the dangerous p4t-
ges Of life until, in own good time +. hall termi-
nate your laD0r;, and conduct you laden with years
and honors to that tranquil abode IN which your iAsh
ers repJfe
And when MS awful Cat, the lumber Of the
dead ihal be bfokrn-whsn that eternal day illaii
dawn, wols ight 1hAl Dsnetra:e rhe dark rec@es Of
the tomb 10 the fptuts Of departed worth. may
you arc, decorated ah the Jewels Of every Ialonic
virtue, entitled Partake OF the pure delights Of shat
Ceelisl lodge, erctted thee4vehs for lac recep-
tich Of the juR."
To which the Ma Worlhpful. the PAT Grand
Matter. delivered The following REPLY.
''Eret5rra
az receive With great G-nlsty this new marx Of
the ac.a chmeaf vi winch The GRAFT Lodge has apon
70 many otc4lians honores nc | derive, however 40
llnaii coGioauon when parting with then from tad.
ING my p!-ce Id the Lnd5e Occupei by OrCthcF sho
has by long leres of lcrwce been eusb e. once
ev'nce nj ataehmcut % &c Fraternity 4nl as .oia5y
to promote titir in.5rriEs.
\ ihall wear Brethren, with pride and Desfure the
Jewel W.T. winch the fraternity have honcrc1 ie and
eOniid-r II memorial Of the pteafug connest,oa
that binds a. 20 -ach other. when the duties owe he
Punuc lhai have ieperaIed ne from them
Receive my thank Brethren for ' ur frie1 II ana
adeGGgn4.e wil4ts, Preen, 20 ths GranI Lo4ss ug
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-24
Dubllr Sale.

"a |slnsTaey, ne 7b day f O4a5l,
hs*f' M3 o'el0ck in The afiernoou, .eil
5snM IN the b,xmjls,
q two tory frame Houie,
sow ococp cd by captain Jofeph Marin,
u wee q, Union i@treet, near Harper,
Woaf', 'ad ext door 70 tie fore of Mears,
.afFsF shd Ayles, The Nand, for a re.
' N9F:, sq1al g any in Alexandra.
-A?a a. &c tainc line will be fold,
q - ARD TABLE.
good order.
8 MARSTELLIg,
AuCj&S2er.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-24

C5seAs hDea cnd cotton RAGS
z@ .a5 this eGee.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-24

by warmer CO H0i3HG,
For publifhing by subscription,
Sis puLams5 81
SELECT PLAYS,
To be entitled,
The American Theatre.
CONDITIONS.
1. The whole iet will be printed in a
handfome duodecimo Gze, on a fuper-
fine wove paper, and new type, made
purpofely for the work.
z. The price to fubfcribers, neatly bound
and lettered, will be one dollar per vo-
lume-to non-f ubfcriDers one dollar and
twenty-five cents.
8. No money required until the delivery
OF each volume, and at the completion.
OF the whole a Lit of Its patrons will be.
given.
4. The frG volume will conGG of the fol-
lowing much admired lays-C a2k
Spectre, Heir at Lar, The Syangey,
and Secrets Worb Kno40ing.
s. The publifhers pledge thenfelves to
be particular in their Election, by Civ
ing place to fuch plays as are publicly
and JULY admired for purity of fenti-
ment, aud elegance Of dietion /; and no
expence withheld in rendering the work
for beauty equal TO any in America.
Z Or When it is confidered that the A
merican public have never as yet been put
In pofefion, from a preG ia this country.
OF a let OF well ieleeted and approved plays,
capable of producing much rational fenti-
ment, chaite wit, and good humor, 10
well calculated to inculcate morality, a.
noie, rccreate and animate the mind-the
Publiclcrs aatter shemfelves their exer,i-
. VII saeet with encouragement.
" Sn3fcripfions are yeceived at tbe
rue q f6e ALEXANDRIA ADvRRTIspp.
C{1tA5 hGe8 cnd cotton Il G
y.itF : shi, office
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W~dafbtngton Ganerm.
PETER HEISKELL.

49, -
At the Warrington Tavern, keeps
good COACHEE and HORSES for The
recommendation of perfons who may have
TO 60 TO George Town or elfewhere.-
LRe4vge, a number of good SADDLE
HORSES.
FIR Sale, as a5oUe,
a Coachee and a pair of
good Horfcs.
AJo,
Five or fix handfome fad
die Horfes.
He will be obliged to the perfon to
whom ne lent a pair of red leather faddle
bags, with the letters PHI worked or the
top with white thread, fhe will return
them.
Sept. IS. Jaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-02
alera,lorta anhertlSer.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2.

E.tra7 Of a letter from a gexlleuau m
SprMgffA to bis frieud IN StoekJridee.
A report has gone abroad that the exc.
cutive OF the Union has ordered the puplic
miiitaty flores In this town to be removed
TO TO the iouthward. This report has
excited much alarm in ,he minds Of the
people in this part of the country. Won
may therefore be anxious to know the
true fate of The bufneis. The report orr.
ginated III Connecticut Some of the prin-
cipai Democrats in that State gave our
publicly, that all the military flores
would be removed out of New England,
as The people of this diariet Of country had
ihown fPirit 70 hottie TO the preient ad-
miniltraticn, Mr.. .Jeferfon was determin-
ed toput the public arms out of their reach.
About the time that this report came
abroad, Mr.. Lincoln, the attorney gene.
raj, arrived IN this town, and many peo.
pie iuppofed he was charged with the or.
der tor removing the public arms. A
Considerable number of people were aGem.
bled at the arfenal at the time that Mr..
Lincoln vifted it and believe from the
convcria'ion thar there pafed, the a,tor-
ney General foon became feniible Of the
Jca!oufy and indignation which removal
OF the public flores would excite in the
mirds hspcol lie OF n. England. Inordcr
therefore to quiet the public mind, he be-
gan to enquire, if the ground round the ar
fenal could be purchaied by the govern
ment, and at what price, &c. but he did
not purchafe il, as it has been given out
in iome of the public papers, though he
might have had it on reafonable terms.
Whether this was mere feint in order to
conceal the actual deigns Of the govern
ment about this buiineis, you can Judge
for yourielf. For nyielf have no doubt
but the arms will be removed from this
town, and from New. England, at fome
future day not far difant. / hope / am
mi9aken III my conjecture on this fubjeef,
bat il appears TO be fixed principle in
the prefent administration, to bend or fub-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-02

phia; fear Hannah, for Nolfo.k in ?
days; feh'r Hetty, Hamr:cnd, of Bottom.
TO fail the 2Iit th'r -, CLARK, Of
Bottom. TO fai! ioon fer Philadelphia. The
brig Brancyw;nc Miller, OF New York.
waiting freight for Greerock. ~"
The Anna, from Brenet, fpoke Sept.
'Io, brig Delaware, II days'frcm Dieppe
tor Bolton. In lat. 3S, long. II, fch'r
Minerva, M'Cray, 20 days from EAT
Cape for this port.
The Huron, left the nip Be,Gy, Wadf.
worth OF New York, to fail in 4 days.
OF New Providence, was boarded by the
Echo iloop ofwar, and treated politely.
The Twins, Scott, laiicd days be-
fore The Integrity, from Jamaica for this
port. A,,ipah at .1esa4iea, ex.yoaed
Jtom Jamaica papers f,om Ike 2olb 10 fbe
aolb a.f.--Blig William, Dixon, from N.
York; brig Pheiant, from Savannah :
ich'r Eagle, from Norfolk fch'r Sally.
from PHI adelphia brig Dove, from N.
York fch'r Lydia, from do. brig Sally.
from Philadelphia loop Fox, from Sa.
yannah brig Donaldfon, from Norfolk :
Hoop John, from do. and fch'r Freedom.
from Philadelphia. Detained, brig New.
Andventure, HAVANA, for Bottom.
SAILED, ihip America, for Philadelphia, and
Cathsrins, for Alexandria. SPIKE, Oa.
Fl, the brig franklin, s days from N.
York for Charlelton.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-02
SALEM, October IL.

Arrived the lhip UlyGes, captain w.
Mugford, 50 days from Cronaadt. Left
there ihip Hannah, Hopkins, of Bottom !;
ihlp Reliance, Webaer, of do. lhip -,
Clark of do. lhip Indus, Grafton, OF do.
hip William, Gardner, of New York !;
'hp John, Wyer, Of do. brig Eunise,
Shilaoer, of Salem. The fhip Mary,
and another fhip from CharleGor, IS. CT
arrived the day the Ulyaes failed. Brig
Liberty, Henderfon, of Philadelphia !;
mp William, Towne, of Salem and
Wells, Llndiey, of do. failed In CO. with
the UlyIes, but had not arrived at Elf-
neur when ihe paGed. Left at ElGneur,
captain Edward Lewis, in fhip belong
ing TO Charlefon, to fail the day after the
oiyfies. Brig Warrington, Hawks, Of
ealem, was at Copenhagen, to fail for
nome in few days. Sailed in company
from Elineur, fhip Hazen, Allen, of sa.
lem, and brig Greyhound, Parfons, of
potion. Ship William, Picker, of New
'uryport, failed from Cronaadt II DAYS
o p,s the UlyHes, but had not arrived at
Hiiineur when Che leftit. On Sunday lat
70 70 leagues eait of Cape-Ann, fpoke brig
"afd' Hooper, of Portland, from France,
pound to Bottom, having on board a gen.
. tleman with family; and capt. Mug.
loia underRood that the gentleman was a
puolie Character, but as it blew frefh.
sou'd not underiand his name, or whe-
'heF French or American.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-02
THOUGHTS,
Golle6ed fran /Sme eff tbe beR WrReys
Poiilics.


The republican principle demands,
that the deliberate ienie of the commun
~ fhould govern the conduct of thofe to
whom they entruf the management of
their affairs /; bur it does not require an
unqualified complaifance to every fudden
breeze OF PATTON, or to every traniienr i'm.
pulie which the people may receive from
the arts Of men, who Aatter their prejudi-
ces to betray their interefs. 1t is jua
obfervation, thar the people commonly in
tend the public good. This often applies
TO their very errors. But their good
ienfe woulddefpife the adulator, who mould
pretend that they always reafon right a.
bout the means of promoting it.
Obloquy is necefary ingredient in the
competition of ali true glory 1t was NOT
only in the Roman cuftoms, but it is in the
nature and contribution of things, that ca
lumny and abnfe arc eGential parts of tri.
umph.
The ule of character is TO be Ihield a.
gainf calumny.
That fate which lays its foundation in
rare and heroic virtues, will be fure to
have its fuperfrueture in the bafeft pro-
Aigacy and corruption. An honorable and
fair profit is the bea fecurity againft ava
rice and rapacity as in all things ellie,
a lawful and regulated enjoyment is the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-02
PHILADELPHIA. October %

Lat evening arrived the thip Edward,
captain Craig, from BelfaR, which ihe LETT
the 9Th OF September, and Harnah, CAPT.
Jemmeny, from Greenock, from whence
ihe failed the 9th of September. Both
thtie veifels bring pafenger,, but no newt
papers; 10 that it they had CHANGED to have
had fhorr patlages, they would have fur
nlihed nothing for public edification.
: Cleared, ihip John and Alice, White.
Tide, Liverpool Mary, Baker, Bour-
deaux ich'r Amity, Latimer, Mara Cav.
no; Nancy, Morris, New Orleans wi.
do~lon, Pigott, Newbern, N. c. iIappv
Return, Crowei, Ha.an Aoop Haflno.
ny, Elwood, Alexandria.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-02
NEW YORK, October %

arrived. fhip Henry, Rogers, Lifbon !;
T''s David and George, Abeel, Madeira !;
anna, Coper, Bremen; Huron, Beck,
a aux Cayes Integrity, Glow, Jamaica !;
A0o G Marcus, M'Corab, Antigua.
o'eAfed' hip Olive, Conklin, Buonos
ny!es; Potomac Chief, Church, Wet
indies n"ales; brig Gen. Wayne, Haley, De-
r'srara I; ieh'rs Sally, Harrifon, St. Croix !;
le, , and Ann, Warrington, do. Swallow.
Mntk1eiinan' Halifax William, Burrows,
SOL. Inc Henry, sfom Libon, left brig Tu.
Meta, 20 sii in 4 or s days for Phii S I
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-02
COMMUNE ALTON.

g 1nae,d of throwing taifc imputations
On republican governments inttead OF ex-
S;,;op or fomenting vulgar malignity "a
sa;oif the mott respectable men and tani-
i;s,-lst US draw the proper inierences
from hittory and experience--letr us lay 1t
down for certain TACT hrt, chat emnlati-
an between individuals, and rivalries a
mooe families. never can be prevented
ferond, let us adopt it as certain princi-
ME, that they ought not to be prevented,
hut directed to virtue, and then ltimulat-
ed and encouraged by generous aPplaufe,
and honorable rewards. And from theie
.romiles, let the concluGon be, as it ought
70 be. that an effettual controul be provid-
ed in the contribution, to check their ex-
ceaes, and balance their weights. If this
concluGon is not drawn, another will fol-
low of itfelf-the people will be the dupes,
and the leaders will worry each other, and
the people TOO, III! both are weary and a
Mamed, and from feeling not from reafon-
inc, let upa matter, and defpot, for a
proteaor. What kind of a protector he
will Sc, may be learned from the hiltory of
almoa every revolution Gnce the chriaian
era"
Arrived fhip Mercury, Coleiworthy,
from Bencoolen, in the iiland OF Sumatra,
{E.I.) Left at Bencoolen, June Z, lhip
Hancock, Watts, of Bottom, for Batavia.
Ship Winthrop and Mary, of Gloucefter,
and Anna, Sweet, of Bottom, had failed
for the northern part for a cargo. June
"a, lat. n, 10, long. -, II, E. faw a
Jingle ,oplail fchoener, tuppcfed to be an
American. Aug. II, put into Woolwich
Bay, failed again Aug IS; leaving there,
the Alliance, of Nantucket, with 400
barrels oil Mary Ann, Folger, do. 1870;
Minerva, Fitch, do. 500; I9 vefels were
on the coat belonging to Mr.. Bennett of
London. Sailed in co. from w. Bay,
lhiP Ranger, joy, for Nantucket, and par
ted company Aug. 10, lat. 10, "a, long.
20, At, E. October II, lat. 3o, IS,
N. long. 69, 70, w. fpoke Aoop Harri-
OF Strong, from aybrook for Antigua.
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SNlS.
In popular government, it IS TO, d;f
hcui' to iniame the paiiioas of people
with imaginary as we'll as real evils.
1t IS a truth fanetioned by MANY expr
riments, that Legislative pcwer, yefied !,
two houies, is exerciied with more fafetv
and eirect, than when vehed in Jingle
aiiembly,
The tyranny Of monarch is tie aeadv
gale, which gives time TO prepare for its
ravages it enables the feaman 20 clear
his decks and hand his fai,a-the farmer
to leave his field, to fhut his doors and
ihelter himfeif and his herds from The i'm
pending form. Bur popular delpc,iGm is
whirlwind, tornado of pal1ions; il col.
leets IN moment; calm clear fkyis in
tantly darkened, and furiou. winds, burft-
ing on their afrighted victims while hello
iets and unguarded, fweep away the fruits
CT their labor, and bury them in the ruins.
1t ought to be fettled rule with re.
preventative, TO make the mott of his aax.
0lEtmakon; and NOT to Iefufe to do a
proper thing, becaufc there is fon,e,hinp
ellie more proper, which he is not able to
do.
1t honeity be true policy with regard to
the traniient intereR OF individuals, it is
much more certainly 70 with regard to the
permanent intereas OF communities.
-lhe oftener meafure is brought under
Examination, the greater the diverity in
The fituations Of thofe who are TO examine
It, the lefs mutt be the danger of thofe er.
rors which flow from want of due del;he-
ration, or of thofc miReps which proceed
from the contagion Of fome common paili-
on or intereH. 1t isfar lels probable, sha,
culpable views Of any kind il,ould infea
all the parts OF the government, at the
fame moment, and in relation to the Elme
object, than that they lhould by turns 90
vern and millead every one of them.
IL becomes thofe who think favorab,v
OF the political principles of inGdels, to
take heed leaf they be infenGby drawn
away to think lightly of religion.
Liberty has fufered more from the hands
OF inhdels, amidf all their fucceGes and
declarations, than from its protected enc
mics; and fill it bleeds beneath their
wounds. 1t may be lately affirmed, that
If ever the nations of the earth be bleGed
with equal liberty, it will be by the pre-
vaience, not of the pretended Examinations
OF inhdel philofophy, but of that doctrine
which teaches US to do INTO Others as 4ye
7uoxid that otbers @0ud do into rs.
Debts can diftinguiih between Chrili-
anity and Its abuies, when an end is to be
aniwered by it /; and when an epd is to be
aniwered by it, they can, with equal faci-
lily, confound them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-02

jsgate New England, and 90 lo Ih.. \ .. !
''''e' me government, will so all lengths. -
HSlrHa # letter fiom Neev. Oyleay,.
6eipiia. 'H-
leannot avoid acquainting you with
e'feuni'ance which, in my opir.ion, me-
TITS the attention of your government. =
few days ago, the Cabildo, or Council.
OF this cry, petitioned the Governor. at
me reque& OF the French and Spaniih phy .
icians, TO prevent two Americans from
practiting here One Of them is doctor
Aero'an, young gentleman OF great Kill,
VINO has Tor rem years paa ractifed with
The greateit fueceis and appreciation ia this
place: the other is young gentleman
from Virginia, Of equal talents, bur has
nothad mere than two or three years cx !.
perience this place. The Governor
mas thought proper to forbid their attend
ing the iick !; and furthermore, orders that
all who do not fend for the French and
Spanlih phyiicians, be fent to the hofpiral
"a place from whence, l believe, not on.
American or Engiiihman out Of hundreds
who have been forced by neceilty to take
refuge there, have come OUT alive. Doc.
tors Lerban and Flood ltill continue TO at.
iii their conntrymen in clandeftine man.
ner; but we fear lome dcfperate meaiures
may be taken to prevent them, which will
De attended with the mott difrelipo con.
iequences to the poor American ltrangers
here, who receive no kind of hofpitality
nor attention from the people: ani dare
venture GO fay, that of the poorer clafs OF
Americans who come here at this fesfon.
out OF an hundred, there will not efcape
ten. The French and Spaniards, indie
pendenr OF their an,ipathy and diflike to
US, and the want of medical knowledge in
the mott of them, have not the faculty. ~
converting with Aranger, and therefore
DO not scquire 70 perfect knowledge OF
the iitaation of their patient, as tho they
underitood him: nor are they 70 attentive
which is great point in difeafe like the
prefent prevailing yellow fever"
Esfr0d ETA letter from a mercantile bouh
IN LJSoa, dated tie r4b Of September,
TO a merchant in Me4u York.
!" The uncommon fall of grain in En-
gland, aided by our abundant crops of In
dian corn, has comfortably lowered the
price OF this article as we'll as of wheat.
Flour is it'll worth Ie dollars per barrel,
but we expect It will ihortly 60 down.
The articles of American produce which
remain in briR demand, are, rice, 6fh,
beet and pork. We confder, however.
mott OF our prefent prices as likely to yarv
good deal before this reaches YOU. 70
thar quotation would be of little ufe.
+" AS to public affairs, there is nothing
new, except the publication of our treaty.
with Spain, the I'd article of which ex.
prelsly ttlpulates, that the ports of Portu.
gal hall De ihut to all Bruish lhips what
ever.
!" Cadiz and St. Lucar are again clofe-
iy blockaded, and no veilel is allowed to
90 either In or out without fpecial permit.
non from the Britiih admiral, who is cruif-
iny OFT with IS fail Of the line and fri
gates -
THOUGHTS,
ceAeHed fran /sme Of The beR Wri,e,s ON
Polties.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-02
BALTIMORE, October -

Arrived, fhip Traveller, capt. B;llups,
IS days from Oporto. Left there, the
81 captain Goldman, of Portland !.
Hoop Branch, Morfe, of Bottom. spoke
nothing ON the pafage but an Euelilh
merchant fhip, bound to Liverpool.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-02
BOSTON, October IS.

lire of Telegraphs has been comPict-
! rom the Vineyard TO Cohaaet. On
| y morning information ofthc ar
wal Of the fhip Mercury at the Vine
yard, from Srmaira, was very eAped.t-
5noy and correctly communicated, paIing
.o eleven different telsgraphs. The
,;.a will ICON be extended to Bolton.
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Notice.
Nov 2.

ALL perions having claims againR the
the esfate OF captain Will;am CHAPMAN,
deceaied, are requefed to furnilh the fame
to the tubicriber, properly authenticated,
for settlement; and all thofe indebted to
iaid eRate, are defred to make immediate
Psayment---no longer indulgence can be
given, but the accounts mutt be cloled as
foon as poGble.
JOHN FOSTER,
NoY.7. coIzt Admir-.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-02
NtT0yed or Stolen.

Ot71Ve1 or St0Ie91,
FROM the fubfcriber, GREY Mare.
witch tail and a fmall black fpot on each
ear, about r3f hands high, branded ON
the near fhoulder thus, l Il. Whoever
will bring faid mare TO ME, near Four
Mile Run, fhall have reward of FIVE
DOLLARS.
PETER VEITCH.
NOV. 2. eo3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-25
The GENUINE PERsIANLolIoN.

SO celebrated among the fashionable through
out Europe, Is an invaluable colmetc, prrfcctly
innocent and iaie, Tree from corroive and rcpei-
Lent minerals Qac BATS of other lotionsl ana Of
nnpsra ciled efficacy in preventing and removing
IDENTITIES in the face AMI Kin Of every hind ne
tieuiary frcckies, pimplcs, ndlmrn4tory reei:.cis
ieuEs, letters, r'i:g worms, fun burns. pri,i:ley
heat. premature Wrinkles. &c. rendering the Kin
dsiica;ely ioit and clear, improving The complex
III, ana rettorng tic BIO IN of youth.