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bia, praying fer liberty TO build : bridge
over the Potomac, from the City to Alex
anaer's Hand. Referredro the commit
tee before appointed On the fubjest Of = re-,
viiion or amendment Ct theeiaws csr,h=.
Diaritt ofColumbia. l.4
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on ths 10th uit. when the Maria fa;l,d.
Markets glusted: -four, "a dollars;
pork, e a6; butter, ,zk cents per ID.
lard, Il! do. rice, Ga dollars; hip
bresd, 6a7 dollars per bbl. iasar, gaIt
dollats., : e -,.'e'e's'
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NORFOLK, December n.
s Arrived tie BIRTH brig Fame, capt.
Newbold, . days from Turks lAaad.
Ship Bel, capt. Bansh, 80 days irsa
Guadalupe. y !. ss1' : ). !
alsraa5tla anbsitissr, !
~ TaufsDA1. nzcrnsss... : ~ s.,
So" 1855 sie.sS e--<.> i,
To-moxrors ring CAr5lfssas,
this paper oil not bspWhMedAA
Saturday. o
Or A. Charity Sermon will he deIiyer-
ed by the rev. MIR. Mafi,t, On Sunday
next, ir confsquence Of which, there will
not be. Divine Service at the Epifcopal
Church. y
Mr.. Jeff@rGon's Tending a fquadfon Of
our armed yeGsls into the Mediterranean
TO attack, burn, fink or other wife de-
troy" the cruliers of 1'fipo!i, bat being
i" unauthorized by the contribution without
the ianction Of Cong.efs" Ibis directing
our commander '::not to 90 dsyosd rke
line sfAe1sse<,' reminds US Of the follow
ing anecdofe -
A worthy quaker merchant, athletic in
his perlon as no was refoiute in temper,
being greElX inf1lrcd on Change by q
Jew, lwho thought himfaif fecure from
beyjonaf injury from peaceaSle and patti
ent f,isaa) RATED his fit and gave the Jew
fuch aroke on the face as ,-!ied him on
the pavement, al the fame time in very
mild tone Of voice oblerving-" There
friend, if it were not for my pyme;ples,I
ihould afike thee ia."
~ r. Car. Al,
The jol2oeving report Of a famw.ttee eftbs
Hoste ef Delegates Of tie STATE sf Ma
ylaxd quas preIrnted to the HoHie on
Friday Aaa, and or1krfd 10 De printed.
Tue committee to whom leave was Civ
en- to Ls;og in bill to alter fuch parts Of
the contribution and form of government
ss relate TO the fenase Of Maryland, fublEit
the following opinions -
That in their confederation the legina-
tive part of the contribution is detective
ard .s1-:,.. .mendmens, 20 far as relates
10 the lenate filing up their own vacan-
cies, being elected for 70 long fpaee Of
time as five years, without any reiponGbi-
lity to the people and that in their con-
federation the executive department. is alio
deficient, inafmuch as the du.ies to be
performed by the 6rf officer of the Gate
are unimportant, and fcarcely attach ref
pedab,lity or refponGbiiity TO the diichasge
of them, and that the refponGbility of the
council to the governor is very inconGdsr-
able, !.
That the Judicial Establishment i: ALTO
very detective and requires amendment, as
in It's prelent form it is announcement, pro-
duttive Of delay, and very expeqGvc,
Your committee therefore are Of opini-
on, that as the confitation md form Of
soyernmeat reauiess amendment 10 its
mott material, fdbiAn&ial and Important
parts, and the amending them III De form
and maunes shercin sessihed, would make
il aeconaisutiaQ eonpisfss a ard cniy TO be
found iu the az, cf se general adsmbly,
that leave ought g b giveu Tor bring in
a bill Recommending s.c,ayenlioA 70 be
saemhlsd IN the year istseea hhd,ed and
three, so:reviE ana s&end che aid conli-
tution, and 10 cafe The aid af Of aasmMy
hall be confirmed 81 he 4ieseeding .legil.
.latuie, ihas then tie A;datt haA have
fali sasc.-aqd !le 'hne s.iidisy Is other
akssof the iegi9a,ure. =
81 order, G. GIBSON. Clerk.
49, = . -: e.
A Charity Sermon
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NEW YORK, December IS.

NEW YORK, December 1s.
By the ii,;p phGaix, captain Murphy
twho arrived here yeiferday frsm Bordeaux,
we received the following Letter from our
corteipcrttse.t, dated
BORDEAUX, goth Ga. 1901.
! Mfrs. Laas q Ca. - {
| EncIois4 / tsnd you fome late Paris pa.
lpsrs.. % the 18Th Qttoberl which I VIII
:ssy arrive in time to give our an iorpcr..
tanssy OF communicating iome inlele;..ioss'
particulars to the public-An exp:s.i,ion
is preparing inleveral ports, faid to be de-.
tined for the different Islands in the Wet
Indies, bus particularly againa St. Da-.
mingo- PROBABLY for ew-Crieans l.
II being the decided intention OF the French
goyernmen, % re poasis the fole foyereign.y
ct that liisnd, and OF courte to dearoy
not osly the new contribution Of Toulain,,
gu, to put the layes on the fame footing.
as before the revolu:ton.-The peace has
occaaoned general JOY in France, ant
there can be little doubt but the effects OF
Z; will be very advantageous to this coun-
try. Bu2naparte is beloved by all ranks
ot people, anu ! believe him as powerful
as any fovereign in Europe. ! AN, &c.
In addition to tie above, we learn by
psHeagctin the Phosmx, that is was the
i.!ennon of the French Gortiy to take
,on>,kon Of N,w.Orleans.-- That there
vas great thew of baGnefs at Bordeaux
agnoag the merchants And, that money
was mutually plenty at that place.
ENTERED, Ship Pku nix, Murphy,
Bordeaux; Brig Nancy, Jarvis, Suri-
nan Franklin, -, Charieaon; dhr.
David, L'Hommedieu, Philadelphia /;
Sioop Patience. Montgomery, ditto.
CLEARID, Snip Mary, Crockett, Leg
horn; Brig Joieph, Tucker, Martinico
Schr. Aurora, Morrilon, Annapolis Jen-
~, Pierce, Hall flax.
The fchr! Polly, Turner, has arrived
at Trinidad; The Hoop Fame, Better, has
arrived at Newport from St. Csoix. :
A,nved /faee err eG.
Engtih brig Nancy, Jarvis, frsm spri-
nam. Left At Surinam, Schr. Dolphin,
Ifaac Adams, matter, for Bottom, to fail
10 =, days. Arrived at Surinam, sichI.
William, F..ern, 4s days; from New
York, in lat. 81, 90, long. IS, tn gale
Of wind, which lated 90 hoors, was o.
.hligrd TO throw iome Of her cargo oyer
board. 4
!. Ship Phenix, Murphy, 81 days from
Bordeaux. In lat. 80, 80, fpoke lhip
O6ris, coffin, out 70 days from AmRer-
dam, bound to N. York.-Lsft at Bour-
deaux, On the goth October, thips Nep,
tune George Maine, Of New Yorke
Hannah, Thomas Butler, of Charlefon,
for Cayenne, to iail in ten days; Benja-
min franklin, Anthony Senky, Of and
for do. Briggs Rajsh, Ala Bachelor, Of !,
and for Salem, in four weeks Hind, Da-
MEL Roees, Of Salem; Thomas Beebe, Of
Sag Harbour !; Surp,ifs, Gprdon Bill, of
Baltimore, forthe EAT Indies, in one day
Role, John Guttenon, efan5 for Philalel-
phias 10 four days. :.
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a CHARITY Sermon

VA II At1vxssd At tie Prs9yte,iar
MeS.iag Hagtf, on Sasdey next (being 81.
Jabss Day. kysbe req. WiN;am MeSt-
Fig drtbrfx Of allsxandris Lodx< 10. II,
ar rs7ssRea to rrrf at their Lo1g< 3e5m
at 9 S'flSek, II. M. Vystmx Nxtbrrn are
aJ'ss,s4e6taiL i~vi,ed to aAend. Tie
,eeeipsseftbs day will be djfnkuted amsug
tie tss- IF Alrxasdna generally.
BY srats Of TIE aua.l6itfal me6t,,
sc s3jes JDSkll.d RIDDLE, See',y. !.
u Drem1sr "a ~.
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NORFOLK, December II.
Arrived tie BIRTH brig Fame, capt.
Newbold, . days from Turks Iilaad.
Ship Bel, capt. Bansh, 90 days iIsa
GuadalouPe.e asaS :
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-TauksuAY. DzcEns q. a,
- - = 80 = -" 7Es''7-:T' -
7b-mozrozy Je,ng fms,
this paper oil not bspIAMedisA
Saturday. 4;

Or A. Charity Sermon will he deliser-
ed by the rev. Mr.. Mafiit, On Sunday
next, ir confeque.,ce Of which, there viii
not be. Divine Service at the Ep;fcopal
Church. =
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PUBLIC Sale.

On TUESDAY at 1oo'clcck, will be fold
at the Vendue- Store,
Brown Sugar IN hhds. g bis.
Loaf and Lump Sugar in lots,
Ten,rife and PORE Wine in pipes, half
pipes and quarter caRs,
French Brandy In pipes,
Whitley in tierces and barrels,
Hyfon Tea in c,leas,
Bohea Tea in chefs,
Figs in ca!ks and trails,
Raiiins n do. do.
Cordia!s in boxes,
Soap and Candies in boxes
iCottoa III bales,
a quantity Of Bacon,
Tobacco in kegs,
Nails in caiks,
Hardware a1orted in boxes, &c.
Alto, quantity Of
d r Y GOO DIS.
Particulars Of which will be made known
previous to the fale.
p. G. MARSTELLER,
-AuG7ioneey.
February 9.
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CONDITIONS Of PUBLICATION
Of the
Alcxa11d,la AdUerti/cr
Commercial Intelligcncer.

I. It 1viN 81 tubijBed on a boD. @eef
Of Nfer-royal patey Of good guilty, and
qoib an elegant ty9e, sf zvdieb tbis pnpe,.
contains a Ipeei.u<n.
II. 1t zviU be publ;@ed every day ct :
o'r'ock, End deliveyed to /aA5cyi5ers in to7on
1vitb the atmgf regularity and erpedi-
f:aa, and f,as/mHfed 10 tbg/e at Il djaapce
through the meR ea,L ard regular char
nel, Of eonveyauee.
III. The price 7viH be Five Dollars pe,
cnyum, to be paid one half On yeeript Of RE
frf uNu5er, the remainder at tie exa of
Tie year.
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W. leaI Iaie publications, 1t can alway.
as,sroy their effects whenever it plcales bv
FULFILLING the truth, and truth alon,, c.n
oeitroy governments, nor need any adm;
nllsration fear any thing but the ,rntb
was our revolution brought about by III.
publication of a fallhood! No, FIR, it was
not, 1t was by FULFILLING and proclaim
ing the truth. AS to the execution Of ~
law, 1t would be needless to Rate the facts
which have been already f9ated by Others
ne would only fay, that in his opinion. 4
was worie than the law i;felf which +
had always believed to be unccn.aitutiona,
and there was no doubt but the execution I!
was as unpopular as the law.
1t has been faid, owing to the prevalence
OF crimes, which this law is intended ~
punlih, tha men grown grey in the fervicc
OF their country, had been turned out &c
office. Mr.. M. knew of no man, that hid
been turned out Of office, except i was
done according to the contribution, or =
law made in conformity to it. What. Cir.
was this law made, and is it now w;lhed
to DC continued in force, to prevent the
freedom of elections? IF this is not H..
plain refult Of the idea, I am at a lois 70
know what it does mean. Are NOT orr
elections to be free? Have we not r;ob,
TO inveitlgate the characters of thofe. who
are candidates for our fuHragesl Are NOT
thefe our conieitutional rights, as freemen
Why then do gentlemen with to continue
this law in force to deprive the people Of
their dearelt rights3 Surely if men are not
approved, after they have been tried. thew
ought to be turned out Of Office. The end
OF election is choice, bur we have been
told, to induce us to continue this law
that the luxurious Wilmington had
been called fpeculator, and murderer.
Mr.. NJ. never heard of the frH CHARGE.
before this day, nor of the fecond unr;I
within tew days paft, and that too. was
in this houie; he had not doubt bur IN.
gentlemen had heard what they Altered
nor had he any doubt but the perfon Who
tlrit promoted the report knew it was NOT
true, and its circulation mua have been
very confined indeed, and 70 it will be
with all fuch reports.
MIR. M. faid he law no ncceiitv for tb;.
y = t..0
law: good character does NOT want ;ts
iupport, and bad character does not de-
icrye help. He believed the fenate would
notagree to renew this law for thcmf.lyes
no future PRECEDENT, he expected, would
with It for himfelf; what, then, do we
want 1t for! Ourtelves no gentleman
VIII lay, that he wiihed fedition law 70
top the peoples mouths about him, or any.
thing ne ihould doin this houie. The gen.
tiemen who fuPPort this act, have always
told US that their actions were founded on
iueh principles, that they. fhould never be.
aihamcd OF them any where. Let us be free
to act for the good Of the people, and let
the people be equally free to examine our v
conduct in any manner they may think pro.
.per- Gentlemen do not mean to do anv
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Longgres Of the United States.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
WEDNESDAY, January IL.
S E D tt O N L A w.
debate continued
Hogfe liz e5zaac;.tee-My. Morris in t6s
ebajy.
Mr.. Macon5aid, no member OF the houGr
was more willing than hi,nfslf, that the
queition lhould have been taken wi,hour.
debate, but fnce gentlemen who differed
with him in opinion had choie to difcufs il.
ne fhould not ihrink from it, ESPECIALLY, as
he firmly believed, he had both the con9i-
tuition and truth on his hde.
1t was little curious to obferye the
manner IN which thofe who approved the
law, changed the ground on which they
defended 1t at different times !; it originated
IN the days of alarm, and was then luppof-
cd as part of iyiem of defence aaainA
france at this time this common law of
the United States, Of which we now hear
10 much, was not talked Of; the fecond
time twas before the houCe, it was brought
up by many petitions from the people in
different itates, praying forts repeal then
too, 1t was conGdercd as part of the lyf.
tenn OF defence, and as the dnpute with
France was not fettled, it was {aid to be
improper to repeal; at the laft iei1ion, when
a motion was Tade to repeal the iecond
fiction Of the act, tie law was then fup-
ported on this reafon, to prevent the ope-
ration OF this common law ;'now indeed it is
tor the double purpoie Of preventing the
operation OF the common law, and to afford
the gentlemen thcnielves the liberty of ex.
.preiling their fentiments, if founded in
truth, and expreifed with decency--and 70
1t IS, that the friends of order and good 60
vcrnment now want the iedition law to
protect themielvcs.
II the common law is afually in force,
1t is rather extraordinary, that the gentle
men will not make the law uniform, 70 as
to comprehend all the cafes Of libels, which
il is pretended would be cognizable in the
federal courts under that law, ifthis was
not IN force; libel upon the PRECEDENT Of
the United States, the fenate or this houie,
is not to be aetionable at common law, but
iuppofc pcrfon to libel the fupreme court
OF the United States, he is not to be pu-
nifhed under this act, but at common law.
A court can as eaGly be libelled as any de-
paftment of the government; where then
is the necef1ity or reafon for inaieting the
punifhments for the fame crime, under two
laws, 70 different, if the common law is
really in force in the United Statesl
1t has been faid, by FULFILLING calumny
and falfhood, governments may be deffroy-
ed. This Mr.. Macon did not believe, nor
did he believe, that ever a government was
defroyed, or a revolution brought about,
by fuch means. Falihood cannot make !
good administration bad, or a bad admi-
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agreeable to a Deed of 171aA,
from Capt. Jobu Ha4vkius, ec Fau-
7a,er Comfy, to The /uI/ey;6r,s, MIL
r. SoLD on TIE bremjss, to The bigh-
sf 6iader, far ready money, on W,rdneE
-, day The stb Of February next,
The Plantation wheron the
aald Hawkins now lives: containing about
PFC acres, lying within 80 miles Of Ere
oerickiburg, falmouth and Dumfries, and
within about 10 of Alexandria, George
Town and the Federal City.
Il Is thought unneeeaary to be particu-
lar as to the quality and Improvements,
q perfon inclined to purchafe will no
coabt view the fame before the dav Of
r., DUNBAR e VASs.
zs.: 70, 1897, ,soo. dsr(,D
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ma, who alreaGy collects its forces on i,
confines, is about to become lhea,r. "
horror. Cephalonia, divided between WV
factions, which are dettroying each 9th
is given up to all the evils of a civil W.,
MaGacre, rape, burning and plumber II
this is the order of the day. The wor.s
are NOT fecure, nor even the children ; ,b.a
tear off their ears for the gold ornam.r!
which hang to them. So many cruel,.,
have determined a number of the inhab,
ants to take refuge here, in the pcrfusso,
that our ramparts would iecure them.
with it with all my heart; bur l dread H..
our fenate, paraliied as it is, withon,
means, without public confidence, carn,,
iucceed in preferving us from the evil,
with which we are threatened. Such !,
the fate OF lis dihrefs, that in order IA
procure itielf party in the town, j, h,
propofed to feventy families TO admit them
to nobility. Thirty fix only have Con-
tented TO receive il.
" Alfnoh all our merchants have ret,
ed to Tricae or Venice, whittier tne,
will be followed by thofe that remain
Our commerce is annihilated. l can pu
you no further details concerning Cepipo
and Zante, their communications with n
being intercepted. There remains to u
no other hope than the return of ii,
French, whom we know to be at Otra,
to, and 10 whom we hold forth our hapd
in duplication.
P. S. The little i1and of La PAX
which was covered with gardens, div
trees and houfes, is now quite delar.."'
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LONDON, Sept. 10.
Esfra3 If a Litter dated CoyGu. 9

E*frG3 efa ktter dated Corfu, 9nly II.
Every thing here is in a fate Of alb.
iolute anarchy. The inhabitants here are
enrsged sgainit the mobiles, by whom they
IND they were deceived when they engac
edfhem 70 take up arms. asainft the French
we cannot venture our of the town for
ieaf OF being afafinatcd, and our proper-
ties are at the mercy of the peafants: bur
what completes our misfortunes is. thar
the Kuifians, who are in pofefGon of the
forts' and who keep the Turks in awe.
nave received orders to pats into the Black
oea 10 that we fhsll remain cxpofed r.
the vengeance OF the Turks for the mafTa
ere winch was committed on them in ,he
riot on the 18TH of May. Our goods can
not leave our ports, becauie they fall into
the power OF the French CRITTERS in the
Aoriatic. As to the other inands of onr
republic, that of Cerigo has already de.
cared iifeif independant. Zante has ho;a-
co the Englih flag. Zante Nuara. me
naced with inyaGon by Ali Pacha of SAM.
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BOSTON, November 4,

Arrived, brig Eliza, Croiby, from
Havana /; fch'r Eagle, Lowell, Guads
loupe; Venus, Taylor, do. Polly, Cor.
ham, Turks Iiland and St. Bart,. and
iloop from Nova Scotia.
Capt. Taylor left at Guadaloupe, brio,
Bee, Choate; Swan, Wells; Robert.
Stone; Mayo Gch'r -.
all of Newburyport. Hannah, Babion,
of Cape Ann; brig John, Knight, Sa.
lem; hoops Nancy and Betiey, of Bril-.
tol; fch'r Harriot, Sherman, N. York.
Captain Gorham, failed from St. Barp,
Sept. 26-left no American there. Ottc.
bcr zo, lat. IS, long. "a, ipoke ih'r
Mount-Hope, from R. Illand, for Charlie.
ton. Off Caps Cod, ipoke fch'r Eliza,
Hall, IS days from Jamaica for New5u.
port.
Ca The line of Tclegraphs, from the
Vineyard, yefterday communicated in on.
ly ten miuEffs, to DorcheRer, the arrival
at the Vineyard, of the fch'r Phoenix,
Truant, from Tobago for Bottom. Til.
Proprietor lait evening, alto added that
ieveral Others belonging to Bottom, wer.
at the Vineyard yeaerday at 3 O'Clock,
P. M.
On Thurfday latt came on fhore at EAT.
ham, the following articles, fuppofed to
be the deck load of veGel bound TO the
Wef-lndies, viz. about 5000 joif S
or 10000 fhipgles, much broken a guam.
THY OF hoops, lhooks, and hoglhead head.
ing few bis. tar and pitch one truck,
and number of new horfe carts. The
tiiier came on fhore, which was fawed in
too IN the middle. There were ieyeral
other imall articles.
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SALEM, October, IL.

Arrived, the fch'r Roboreus, capt. Bur.
gets, from Cape Francois. Left there the
fchr's Trio, Wellman, of Bottom Eutaw,
Tate, Of do brig Polly, Symonds, Of Do.
ichr's Courier, Appleton, of do Aerial,
Belt, OF Baltimore; Raynal, Burton, Of
90. ! Bellona, Price, of do. Aoop Sidney,
Griffin, of Newburyport; brig Eliza
beth Coats, Hodge, of do. fch'rs Eliza,
Cay, Wilmington, Delaware, Bennett,
OF do. Concord, Ridge, of do. Harriet,
Scars, Newbern; doop Aurora, Earl,
Brifol, R. l. fch'rs Neptune, Seyward,
Dorchefter Polly, Spencer, Charleaon;
Nancy, Thornton, Providence Betty,
Gilpin, Alexandra; brig Morgan RAT.
Ter, Kent, Plymouth; 1oop FIiendfhip,
Walton, of Philadelphia. Oa. IS, lat.
81, SO, long. II, fpoke 6h'r Martin,
Grimes, from St. Thomas, bound 10 Pon.
land. Oa. IS, lat. IS, 50, long. 69,
poke brig Mary Caroline, Campbell, IRON
Portland, bound to Guadaloupe- the
Cooper's leg, of the faid brig had been
broken fince their leaving port, and they
attempted TO get him on board Capt. Boz
gels, bot could not fucceed. Oe. ~,
lat: 80, 8, long. n, fpoke brig George
and Mary, from Madeira, bound TO New
York.
November 3.
Arrived, fch'f Betfey, Babbidge, from
Aux Cayes.s Left there the brig Tna'
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From 7bomas'' MqDaeba/tns Spy.
FEDERAL REPUBLICAN.

ANOTHER caufe of different fent;.
ments concerning the administration of go
yernm mt, are our various occupations.
The great and general divifon of the
community in this refpett, is into the
agricultural, the mercantile and uxcbau.
zeal.
1t would be in vain for anv 70 C,v ,uo
are world by ouhclves, oo, climate pro
duces every neceGary, and We have in opr
own country all the materials and all ,ba
arts OF civil life: ForIit mua be acknow,
edged, that We have been 10 long II ,be
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ORIGINAL LETTER
FROM
LORD CEEsTERFIELD TO HIS SON,
MR.. STANHOPE.

The .fslloquins Letter re 50ve ,rceived
fran a eorre/panaesi, rsrbo igto'ms as
Thar it is eabied firm the original, 7vbieb
1ve bave Iuee Jeeu, and ean telqity to
be tb< handwriting gftbe ns4le author.
1T -<bouk be read betqueen tie z3z
and 1888 Of tbe CoLttl7ieu Of his Lef-
ters.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-07
THE SUBSCRIBER
January ~.

;ReeRe67l FULLY informs the bu6-
bile, that finding it i~ndifpenlably n~ecefa-
ry todiaolve the copartnerfhip of O,NE1L
and WARD, in the Globe Tavern, of this
town, he intends in future to conduct that
houfe on his account, under the name
OF the GOLDEN BALL, and declares
no exertion on his part hall be wanting to
give every Perfon who may favor him
with their commands entire fatisfaaion.
He requefs all perfons Indebted to the
above firm to be fpeedy in f~ettling their
accounts with him, as he alone is autho-
rifed to give a valid difcharge for money
due, or make any kind Of fettlement with
them. He alto requefts the favor of all
perions holding demands againa O'Neil
and Ward to render him their feveral de-
mands, as he wifhes to have them adult.
cd as loon as pofible.
ENOCH WARD.
!ah' IS. lI6) 3weo