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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-31
SECOND NOTICE.
Whereas a Commll1lOn O.

w whereas a .JOmml111On OF
Bankruptcy is awarded and iRned forth
againf Eliiha Cullen Dick, Of the Town
Of Alexandria, and he having furrendered
himfelf to the major part Of the Commit
loners named in the faid Commifion, at
the Warrington Tavern, in Alexandria,
on the seventeenth day Of this month,
when and where he underwent his frft ex-
amination-he is therefore required again
to attcnd, at the faid Tavern, on Satur-
day the gift day of this month, to UNDER
60 his fecond examination, when and where
the Creditors of the faid Elinna Cullen
Dick, either in his feparste capacity, or
as ne of the Firmof James Meafe M'Rea!
and Company, may attend to prove their
debts. At the laf fitting of the Com
ni6ioners the faid Bankrupt is to fniih
his examination, and the Creditors afore-
faidto choofe A0ignees: Of whichia fit-
ting due notice will be given, and the.
Creditors are to aGent TO, or difent from,
the allowance of his Certificate. All per-
{ons indebted to 1.-The faid Bankrupt. or who
have any Of his effects, are not to pay or
deliver the fame, but to whom the Com
mifjoners flau appoint, but to give no.
ice to HENRY MOORE, 1
Clerk to the CommiHion.
January 20. 1907.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-31

On TUESDAY next,
Al 10 O'Clock, will be Sold at the Ven.
due Store,
BRO WIN UGA
In bids. tierces and barreis-ou q Credit
and for CgR.
7enerss Wine an PIPES and
eaks,
Catalonia do. in pipes,
!. French Brandy do.
WhiRey in bis.
Coffee in bags,
Hyfon and Bohea Tea in cheRs,
RaiGns in kegs,
Soap and Candles in boxes,
Tobacco,
Nails, Hardware, &c.
-Ayo, a qaaxtity Of
r 7 Cd S,
ConGfiMg Of
Cloths, Coatings, WEIGH Planes, Elan
nels, Irith Linens and Sheeting, Ozna-
burgs, Silks and Sattins, Calicoes, book
and ~jaconet mullins, tamboured and plain,
Threads, Hats, Paper, sc. /,
P. G.. MAKSIELI.ER,
January II. ANaioxeer.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-31

1A4N I1ON L. DAW LEX.
Hair D,xOer and Peyxme,,
lately from Baltimore) I
Royal freet, between King and Prince
@itreets, fourth door fouth of the Print
ing Ofcsof the Times, {
Bcgs leave to inform the.
Ladies Of Alexandria, and the country,
generally, that having received the new
eft fafhion Of Ladies Wigs and Filets, he
will be thankful to receive their orders
for the above articles, and will warrant,
them equal to any manufactured on the
continent.
N. B. Any Lady wifhine to fee his
Patterns, may be accommodated by fcnd-
ing a feryant to his hop.
Or He has for fale, everv article IN
he Pcrfumery line, on the mott reafona-
bic terms.
Cath will be given for hair by the large
or fmall quantity.
Alex. Dec. s. d
Boarding and Lodging
May be had for five or FIX gentlemen, by
applying to
John GORDON, Khg st,<<,.
December IS. m
CT Tevo 16Sv< LaAs, obont ID ysay,
y 1ge, dAdef repsfa6k eonaesious, rysuM
'be .fs1xs ~s Ap9rsxafss At Ne Mes1M RE
A6Vsvy1fr.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-31
m q / E.

All perfons having claims
againR the caate of the late Thomas
PoaTrR, are requeaed to bring them for
ward on or before the fra of March next,
and thofe indebted to him are RESPECTFULLY
requefed to make payment to
SARAH PORTER, Adm'x.
Jsn.I~ ls}so
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-31

On WEDNESDAY next,
At ten O'Clock, viii be fold at the AUG. !
ton Room on Union Street,
Sugar IN bills.
Candles in boxes,
Tobacco in kegs.
Coffee in bags,
Salspetre in bags,
Raiiins intooxes,
Grapes in jars, i
Almonds in bills.
Oranges in boxes,
Anchovies in kegs and boxes,
Together 1vib a va,ieky Of
ID X y G @ @ u S.
Among rvbieb are
Wilton and Scotch Carpet
Ing, eripsd and plain Coatings, Kerfeys,
Plains, Flannels, rofe Blankets, Broad
cloths, ~Kerfeymeres, worried Hoie, Du-
rants, mems fine Hats, Irifh and Ger
man Linens, Humhums, Mullins, &c.
HENRY 81 THOS. MOORE.
January 20. AuRioueeys.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-12
OF BONAPARTE.

A letter from gentleman recently at Paris,
lays, he received attentions from Bonaparte.
" The lat time faw him, fays be, he was
at the NatiOnaELgGitste, Of which the Chief
Copful is Preiident. Before the chair was t,
ken Bonaparte mixed without ceremony or re-
ierve with the company at large, conve ring
unfortunately. l was deGrous of knowing
every rninutis Of a man who is now the arbiter
OF Europe, even to his drefs He had on a
lead eoloured coat, light waiRcoat, buff panta-
looms and loole boots, cropt hair, without pow
der; fallow Corican complexion; his fea.
lures rather gloomy than exprefive, his man.
ner frank, It'll politenefs in conyerfation. By
the people, Jays w. he is adored, and they
have fuch an implicit reliance upon him, as
to think their de&inY fecure and prosperous
under his direaion."
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tai, four containing military, and four civil
fubjeas. In place of the frize and dado round
the Iuntato, gro6ve to be cut to a con6dera-
bic depth, and in the fame manner round the
eight bahorelieVos. This will give a monu
mental implicitly, which belongs TO its charac-
Ter, and the whole of the apartment TO be the
natural colour of the Zone with which it
is built one of the four entrances into the
roSundo 10 be cloied, for the place where the
remains Of that great man ihould be depotited
in a tone coffin, which fhould be elevated, and
under it proper interruption. The three en-
frances which lead into the rotundo, to have
iron gates, e be opened on fixed days, for feeling
ihs iepulchre. Such monument would be an
appropriate one, to the exalted character Of
George Warrington, and worthy the United
States of America TO raue to his memory. 1t
fhculd Rand Pre-eminent in magnitude, as the
character it records food eminent in virtue
as well as to give tate to any monuments
that may in future be ere6ted-it will both
adorn the City, and infpire the people with
virtue from generation to generation, for fome
thouf2nd years.
The better to elucidate the contribution of
fuch a monument, iend you the plan, feaion
and elevation they are goemetrical, and laid
down TO fcale. The Ultimate of fuch mon
ument in erecting, the workmen in America
will be able to afceftain, as the whole IS to be
of Rome. The works Of art, fuch as the Ratue
and baGovelievos, their expence will be alcer-
sained 10 Europe, agreeable to Gmilar works.
/ have the honor to be,
With the highef repea,
Sir,
Your moa cbedient and obliged fervant.
BENJAMIN WEST.
To his Excellsncy Rufus King,
miniler from the United
States Of America.
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~ the cowpox. When he arrived there, a.
though the matter was prefcrved IN various
ways not one of thele he noculated took the
dife afe; and the mailer the PariGans formerly
poaeaed, and inoculated few fuccefsfullS was
now extind.- Luckily DR.. w. travelled with I
medical gentleman, who with him landed
Bologne, where this gentleman proaofed 70
practice, AID in their fhort voyage, learning
from W, his view in going to Paris, begged of
him fome Of the cow pox matter which he uled
at Bonlogne and from this Gource he was fup
Piled at Paris. DR.. w. Raid there until he
Jaw It fudceded, and it is probable It will be
kept up there as Bonaparte was pleafed with it
and complmented DR.. W. on his icieutifc zeal
in promoting the difcovery among the French"
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By the Mails.
CHARLESTON, DEC. ~

CHARLESTON, DEC. ".
The United States frigate John Ad-
ANS, George CrolS, elq. commander,
arrived laf evening, from her tation
off ST. Kits, from whence lhe convoy
ed feet of 40 fail of American vef-
fels. The John Adams has been ablent
on her cruife upwards Of q months,
during which time lhe has been but
S. days in port. The activity and
zeal diiplayed by her commander in
protecting the American commerce,
and his attention to the duties afig2ed
him, infure TO him the Plaudits Of his
countrymen. The officers and crew
are in perfect health,
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COW.POx.

E%fraa 9fa letter BY The hip Merchant, from gen
te1za1 9eHtiaenee IN Lond0n, to bis friend at Cam
bridge, dated on. IS.
| know not whether the cowPox matter
| iend you will retain its goodness. DR.. w. is
returned from Paris, whittier he went to car
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the advantages you enjoy. Nor can
any one capable Of reaeaion. regret that part Of
a day in each week is devoted to an objea Of
fuc h concern. Let me appeal TO thofe Of you
who have long been inaruaed in competition
whether you do not puriue your various Ru,
dies with greater delight Guce you commenced
this weekly exercife Of the mind whether the
neceGty Of obtaining knowledge does not ap'
pear more manifelf whether, if it were poii
bic you would barter this ineRimable priv
lege, for any reward which could be prof
fered
Many Of you, young ladies, may recellea
the period, when it appeared al moR inpoHible
to express even few commonplace IDEAS on
paper. The talk was then deemed peculiar
hardhip. With fome of you however fuch
difficulties have entirely disappeared and you
are now furprifed they fhould ever have alum
ed the appearance. Many specimens ofyour
proficiency in competition have been exhib
tied honorable to yourlelves, grateful to your
parents, and delightful to me. Be periuaded
that habit will make this dug not only eaiy,
but delightful. And how frequently after you
vanquilh every oPpoGng obGa'le, will you have
reafon to felicitate yourielves On the conquea !
Facility in competition vii alto teach you
to express your ideas verbally with propriety
and grace. The fpecifc force as well as beauty
Of language will then BE familiar to you
Hence you viii be able to brm an accurate
opinion of the Rle Of aullDrs, and to fele1
fuch works for perufal, as ar, calculated to re-
fine and inform the undertaking. ReR.fion
is the natural attendant upn this Invaluable
exercife. It naturally leads ,ou into train Of
ralutary reflections. Whatevr ,hsn has a ter
dency to promote contemplation, claims your
Rra attention. For the dignitr Of human ma
tare is defaced when thought S banilhed.
To be able to exPrefs your ideas with cafe
and proPrety on paper, is fotrce Of envable
felicity, as it enables you with modeN afuranco
to correipond with diRant friends and rela
tives. An intercourle may be thus maintained
with the mOa remote parts Of the civilized
world. The pleafure as we'll as advantage re
fulting from this arrangement, cannot Be too
highly appreciated. 1t is alone the precious
fubaitute for Perfonal intimacy. 1t csments
and harmonizes diaant communities, and form,
bright and immeafurable chain Of amity.
Nor can this reciprocal interchange Of fnti
ments exit unlefs the parties poGefs praaic.
al acquaintance with competition, whichindee
necefarily includes cultivated and liberal
mind.
I might Rili greatly enlarge upon the excel.
lence Of this eGential branch of a 6nifhed edu
cation. The fubjea indeed is both copious and
intereRing But time admonihss me to con
clude
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-12

- The Ian Mails were unufually Rerile. No 70.
reign or domefic news Of importance was received
The micelaneous matter, however, contained in this
days Gazette, will not be unnereing to the reader.
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SALEM, JAN. {.
TURNPIKE ROAD.

The furvey Of the ground for form
ing a turnpike road between this town
and Bottom, is completed J by which
it is found, that the diltance from hence
to Charles River Bridge will be Il
miles $50 poles, whereas the prelent
road is 10 miles Io4 poles. Befdes
lehening the difance, the contemplated
road will avoid mott of the hills now
paded. The fubfcribers have had a
meeting fince the furvey, and have fent
for man we'll acquainted with the bu-
fineis to examine the ground and give
in an Ultimate Of the expenfe. There
is no doubt but the buhnels will be
carried through.
It's fully demonstrated, that the ihip-
ping of the United States, is now fully
competent to tranf porting the whole
produce Of the (outbcrn, as we'll as
Northern States and if the CONNER
cial 1pirit which has fecured to our
country the means of profting by this
lucrative trade, is not checked BY the
new administration, we hall continue
to be the carriers of our own product
ions unlels an improper preference
ihonld be given to foreigners, which
indeed would be commercial /aieids.
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BIZ AUTHORIZE:
JOHN ADAMS.
PRECEDENT of the United States of Aner;.,
re ali r,Bo,7 :, 49,. $780,.


Mr.. |. H. c. Heinekin having pro.
duced to me his commifIion as Com
mercial Agent Of the Batavian Repub
lie to the United States of America =
refide at Philadelphia do hereby =.
cognize him as fuch, and declare him
free to exercife fuch functions, powers
and privileges, as are allowed within
the United States to friendly powers
between whom and the United States
there is no particular agreement for the
regulation Of the Confular functions.
In TeRimony whereof, l have cauied
thele letters to be made patent, and
the zeal Of the United States to Be
heretofore affixed
Given under my hand, at the CITY Of
Warrington, this Gxth day of No.
vemPer, in the year of our Lord one
Il. S thoufand and eight hundred, and "
the independence Of the faid States
the twenty fifth
JOHN ADAMS.
By the PreGdent,
JOHN MARSHAL, Secretary Of STATE.
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The following = an e1trlaof an addrcf, delivered at
Philadelphia, the z7th alt. BY Mr.. James A.
Neal, principal Of the Young Ladies Academy =
We doubt not it will be petuled with Peafure by
the realers Of the C-zee--partcuiary the Fair SCI.
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BRArrLEDoRoUcH, (Ver.) DEC. FL.

Tuefday the sd init. the Rev. Aaron
Crofby of Dummerfon, fet out on a
milton to the Oneida Indians, with
whom he propoleS to fpend the winter.
His acquaintance with their language,
manners, and many Of their perion8,
obtained while a mifionary among
them, formerly, joined with his piouS
zeal it is hoped, will rende his labors
among them acceptable.
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Fl ON Wahinaton-Dec.
CONGRESS

As yet have proceeded to little or no buGnefs
nor do fee much profpea Of doing but very
Title this felton,. They have cnaaed but one
law; and if we are to meafnre the progrefs
budnefs by the fpecimen given in the debates
on the fbjea Of the monument, Or mauGolsum
they will be enabled to pafs but few more
A judiciary bill IS before the houle finilAr to
the one before them the Ian redion, which the
intereRs Of the country, for various rsaions.
demand, ihOuld Immediately be enacted into a
law. The Bankrupt law will alto UNDERGO
iome modification. On the fub iecl Of the trea.
", can give you no intelligence, the Senate
having yet decided nothing refpeaing il.
APP0INTl4ENTS BI~ AUTHORITY
JOHS JAY, to be Chief JuRice of the United
States, inthe room Of Oliver ElIfworth, reign.
ed.
Henry HAMMOND, Conlui at Cape Francois.
Observation-Disclosures, Confnl for the
South Diaria Of St. Domingo, including Aux
Cages and Jeremie.
RICHARD HUSNEwELL, Surveyor and In.
Pedor for Portland and Falmouth.
JONAS CLARK, Infpe6or for Kennebunk.
In the Houfe of Commons ofNorthcarolina.
Mr.. Fit PreCtnted bill for the further taxing
OF Bachelors, and 20 forward the population
Of the fate, BY promoting and encouraging
matrimony.
it IS mentioned, that Mr.. King, the miniRer
q the United States, at the Court Of ST. James's,
has complained TO The Britih government Of
the abufe Of the government Of the United
States, b. Cobbett, in the new Porcupins Ca.
zette.
PrieRly and Cooper, have circulated for fis-
nature, petition for an alteration in the Con-
0itution Of Pennfylvania, to abridge the power
of the Senate. In the addrels, which accom-.
Panies the petition, It's infatuated that the Sen.
ate is ufslels body and might be difpenfed
With altogether.
The famous Napier Tandy, was to be triea
in ireland, in November, FOR accepting the COM
milton of Brigadier General in the French Ter
vice.
Ere" f5e Gazsits Of he Tinted S.gtef.
Mr.. Davis, one of the wife democrats in The
Legislature Of The United States, has predicted,
that ere d. ---a-.L. LIZ. . w - Nv MN
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hall now, Young Ladies, max

& -- fhall now, Young Ladies, make
fome obfervations on fobjea to which your
attention has been frequently called, more fire.
quenty indeed then there would have been Oc-
cation FOR, had 1t teachers and the public in
general cooperated in rendering it popular, viz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-12
BALTIMORE. DEC. ~.

RI Lti 'lONEt DEC. It
EAeaa Of q hiier t,on CoA Rcss, 10 Cer. 2MIrE,
datod Neqsy0k, Dee. 70.
Il IS highly improbable that ! fhail
have an equal number Of votes with Mr..
Jetferion But i! fuch ihould be the
relult, every man who knows me, ought
70 know that | would utterly dhclaim
all competition. BE afured the federal
party can entertain no with for fuch an
exchange. A, to my friends they
would difhQnor my views and infult
my feelings by a fuipicion that would
fubmit to be instrumental in counter
acting the wiihes and expectations Of
the United States. And | now conlfi-
tute you my proxy TO declare thefe fen
timentS if the location halI require"
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COMPOSITION

general C0oPerated al renOerIng II pOpuIar1 VIZ
COMPOSITION.
The iutrinGc excellence and utility Of this
aft NUT Be obvious to every rejecting mind.
Its an embell fhment Of all the other licences
the only sgitinate medium through which they
can Be communicated. Learning, without
fome facility in writing, is an inanimate MATS.
It is to literature IL general, what friction is to
the diamond, without which, its luGre would
forever be obfcured.
Years are laudably devoted to other branches
OF fcience, whit this, the ornament of them all,
is criminally neglected. Females are thus fnf-
fered to acquire, by the folitary unaGi0ed exer.
tons Of their own minds, an acquaintance with
competition, o. to remain totally ignorant Of it,
Jun as chance or caprice may direa.
After having acquired competent knowl-
edge of reading, writing, arithmetic, grammar,
and perhaps geography, it is inexcufable, 10
my opinion, to neglect teaching you at Leaf the
praaical part of competition. Letter writing,
IN particular, is profitable and 70 pleafng du-
~, that it cannot, with propriety or Gafety, be
neglected.
Some perfons who poGefs, in other rcfpeas'
liberal education, by having neglected This er.
ercle, appear totally uniformed. If they at
tempt to write even a common letter Of buff
nefs, they fubjea themfelves to inevitable ridi-
cule. This IS unavoidable. For, as Dr.Blair
truly obferves, the frequent habit Of compoG-
tion is indfpenfble ia order to attain good
Aile. No rules, he adds, without this practice,
can anf~er The Purpofe. Frequent attempts
indeed are requiie to write with even toler-
able degree OfcOrreaneis and peffpicuity. How
contemplate are the productions Of many, who
in youth acquired, and deferved the reputation
of lcholars, through this fatal negligence. Their
obfcurity of e1prsGion, together with unavoid-
able grammatical and photographed errors,
are equally the objects of pity and deriGon.
Early convinced Of the importance of this
part Of an education, have PerGied to inlrua
you therein, unaided and oppofed by many
difficulties, until the prefent period. You are
dOubtlefs fendbie Of my unceafng efforts in
this relpetf: Numbers Of YOU know hog 70
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FTo7 f5f Ga4eitf q ~ Uafsa S.Itaf.
Mr.. Davis, one of the wife democrats in lha
Legislature Of the United States, has prediaed
that ere three months elapfe, the g i'm Of ft-
erHGgfH erW e. t9rep.r." What kind Of light Is
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39orha1to,

MoNDAr JANUARY II, 1901.
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EN6aa Of . hiicr fron Cok PrsR, 10 Cez. SM1rR,
dated Neqsyc,k, Dee. I 8.
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10 be Let,

TOT 20, one year, or longer if required,
/, ~ Ihe HOUSE and two acre
dens - including two well cultivated gar
J. a, pfeient occupied by the fubfcrib-
- s,d nearly adjoining Mr.. HoofF's meadow,
P aI within fhort difance of the town Of
olaa1 eSI;' The house is in complete
poa'o sof TIE reception of a genteel family
aoneiiion may be had Immediately m a.
Ca % JOHN WHITE,
Iulv II. "e'oi i'leess.
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FALL GOODS,
BENNETT So WATTS
HAVE RECEIVED.

By TIE Referee .f,ym Loudou, and Orion
fyom Liverpool,
An eXtcnhve Allortment Of Fall
and Winter Goods,
which they offer tor fale by the package
or piece OH the ufual terms. The fol-
lowing form part of faid aAortment,
viz.
Nails, lhot, pewter, fig
blue, German feel, FF and battle gun.
powder, rs bales bett twihed lacking,
Bruiiels and scotch carpeting and carpets,
flair cafe carpeting, &c. &c.
Sept. IL. 4
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Baltimore, 1901.
? r O P SALS, rs,5sg
By Warner s. Hanna,
For publifhing by subscription,
Sis Yolumes IF non
SELECT PLAYS,
To be entitled,
The American Theatre.

- 80 49, ASSAAA II 11AdLlAe
CONDITIONS. f,. sr
1. The whole fet will be printed in
handiome duodecimo fize, on fnper-
line woye paper, and new type, made
purpoiely for the work. s
z. The price TO fnblcribers, neatly bound
and le,tered, will be one dollar peryo-
iume-to non fnbfcribers one dollar and
feventy five cents. s. ,,.s- ~
3. No money required until the delivery
OF each volume, and at the completion
OF the whole lift Of its patrons will be
given. Ills.
4. The frf volume will conGlt of the fol-
lowing much admired plays - Cattle
Spe6frs, Herr at Ldqv, the Syanely,
and Sferets W,ortb Kao1vmg. ~
s. The publifhers pledge themielves TO
be particular in their Election, by Civ
ing place to fuch plays as are publicly
and Juitly admired for purity of fenti-
ment, and elegance of die2ion and no
eApence withheld in rendering the work
tor beauty equal to any in America.
G~T When it is conGdered that the A.
merican public have never as yet been put
IN Poiiefiion, from prefs in this country,
OF a iet ofwell feleaed and approved plays,
capable OF producing much Eational fenti-
menr, chaite wit, and good humor, 70
we'll calculated TO inculcate morality, a.
mpie, recreate and animate the mind-the
publithers hatter tilemfelves their exerti-
ons will meet with encouragement.
GT SH6/rupfions are reeeived at The
o1tce of the ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISERS.
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70 HIRE,
By THE MONTH OR YEAR,

BY THE MONTH OR YEAR,
A NEGRO MAN, who
will ACT either as Waiter or an ORler,
being we'll acquainted with both, and who
can bring good recommendations of his
honefy and fobriety. For further parti-
culars enquire of the Printers hereof.
Alexaua,i0, Sebf. I6, so,t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-19
FOX SALE

o. R = valuable lot of ground
K;n a0g a itreet, between Cameron and
fnaS a,eets' on which are erected two
~ e.. Tame an dwelling Houfes; the lot IS
Apply to ieet Q inches deep.
Auen asNRY and THos. MOORE.
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