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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

PAINTER,
Has for Sale, at his fhop, oppoGte William
Cahoone and Company's, near the
foot Of the New. Lane
The follosOing Paints, either Dry, or
Ground in Oil:
DEST London White LEAD, Spanifh
ID BROWN, Whiting. md Spruce YELL
Low tof an excellent quality by the hun.
dred vt. or Jingle pound India Red. Um-
her. Lethargc, Red Lead, White Vitriol,
Ye,digreaie, a1d Prnfiau Bpe:
Painters Brulhes and Tools (;
Black and Btigh, Varniih, Spirits OF
Tu,pentice. Linfecd Oil, Boiled or 10
Boiled 7 by 9, and 6 BY s Window Glais,
Aad Putty.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31
ChriRobher Holt

UNIFORMS his Cultomers and
others, that he has removed
from the North fide of Warrington
Square, to the Houfe on the Long
Wharf, late the property of Capt.
Edward Davis-where he will con-
tinue to keep a Boarding Houfe, a.
u(ual.
Ntsrpsn, Ma, I6, 1901. 33C
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31
F,o~ sbe Nssv- Jcyy TRuk AMrhicns.
TO TIE PKopLE CALLED
'Ouakers,

Cuakers,
Worthy tie peryai, bosvsver, Of svs,y
Mdividuai.
My refpeSed FricuJs & Fellow Citizens,
I'm former paper attempted to
q fhow in what manner you have
been deceived by thofe who told
you, that the principles and acts of
Mr.. Adams were fimilar to ,hofe of
Gen. Warrington. This aaerrion
was proved to be falfe, by itubborn
facts and incontroyertible evidence.
You have not been lefs deceived in
another manner, in which your own
Iovs e peate and tranquility has been
called in TO aid your deception. You
have been repeatedly told, that the
partizans Of Mr.. Adams were the
only Friends of Order and good
Government )" and that the fup-
porterS of MIR. Jeferfon were Dior
ganizers and friends to Anarchy and
Confufon. The belief Of rhele. az
iertions, led many of you to fupport
men and approve neaiu!es, which
you would not have done had you
been truly informed. But lay aide
all prejudice, every improper bias,
and let us candidly enquire--Wbsnee
do the Partisans Of THE late AdminE
frafion derive their title Of" Friends
|ef Order and good Government 20
As itdsrixed from their open
and infidious attempts 10 involve
this country in war with France,
which one ofthem publicly declar-
ed ought to be 6 a zOa,. Of extermi-
nafiOn," in which every MAN, wo-
NAN and CHILD of America ihould
be armed againf the men, women,
and children of France?
Is it from their attempts to an
initiate our Contribution "by a fen
bold Rrokes," which one of their
Members in Congrefs confeffed
Is Ii from the paGage by their
party in Congrefs of feveral uncon-
ltitutionab unju&, and oppreflive
laws?
Is it from the perfecutions,
fines, and imprifonments, which
feveral worthy, induitrious, and
peaceable citizens fuffered, merely
for exprefing their opinions candid
ly of public men and meafures :
Is it from their rafting a ftand-
ing army to over-awe the people,
fupprefs inveltigation, fight duels,
game, drink, rob hen.rooifs, abufe
women, infult men, or whip them
in the public market place, Gas they
did at Eaton or burit into houfes,
knock down and beat all who come
in their way, and threaten infant
death to all who offer rehitance, Gas
in Philadelphia) or to adail peace
able and unarmed citizens with
naked fwords Gas at Elizabeth townf
or to bake their folders in an oven
Gas at BriltoD!
Is it from their fcouring the
country to deftroy the inGgnia of
Liberty poles and caps, which are
at lealt innocent
Is it from their delivering up,
to be hung at Britifh yard.arm, a
man who had efcaped from on board
Britiih man of war, where he had
been long compelled, againa incli-
nation and confidence, TO adiit in
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31
dined Near
na. a.s NJ ~ .a a. AM 49,. ~ . 49,

iels OF his own country and her al~
lies. and who folemnly made oathI
and offered to prove, were time al
loweded him, that hewas a nafies-
born eifi@en Of 44nsriea
Is il from their conduct in this
State where they threatened to con-
vey all their political opponents
(whom they contemptuoully filled a
degraded and dtindsd fee ITO the
lines of an invading enemy
. Is it fron the vait addition to
the national debt of ieveral millions
OF dollars, and increaic Of the pubic
burthens by new tax on houtcs &
lands, on paper IAN additional duty
on ialt, &c. which took place during
the late administration? ~
Is it from their frauds and fpe.
culations on the public money, TO
the amount of millions, drawn from
the hard earnings OF, the indultiious
farmers, mechanics, tradefmen, and
others !?
Is it from their fet,ing fire to
the l'reafury Office, as loon asThey
found they mutt reign their places.
to prevent the new adniniltrat,or
from developing and expohng their
frauds and ipeculations, Of which
the official documents would, if not
deitroyed, furnilh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
dence
Is it from their uncealiog and.
unqualified abule, public and PHI,
vate, by tongue and by pen, of eye-
ry man, however eminent his fcrvi-
ces or amiable his character, whole
political opinions do not accord with
their own Z ~ n z.ssS h
Is II from their calumhialiHu
and laundering Mr.. JEFFERSON; !; ID.
whole reputation neither malice OF
envy can fix a ftain ~
Is it from their attempt 70 de-
feat the will OF The people, after that
will was universally known and ful.
ly underfood, in the election Of
Chief Magiifrate which conduet
had nearly wrapt the country in the
flames of civil war {?
Is it from their uniform oppofi.
ton to every meaIure Of the new
administration, though dictated by
wifdom and faneliohed by iuaicc /! !
Arek6es, and Llebas thefe, the
claims the partizans of Mr.. ADAMS
have to theimpofing title of"Fr1endsg
Of Order and good Govsrnmenf" |!
And with fbe|s and /ueb as thefe,
FACTS Aaring you full in the face,
can you give them your iuFrages
and fupport in preference to thofe
who have BONE all their infuts, OPP
preflions and violence, with calm
neis and fortitude, and returned
them good for evil !
Hyou will diveff yourfelves of
all unjuf prepofeliion, and with
minds open TO eOn0it7ion, examine
minutely, reflect maturely, and de-
eide uprightly-..I think may ven-
ture to predict, without a hazard of
contradiction from the event, that
you will acknowledge the Republi-
cans to have been uniformly and
generaliy,witll few exceptions, the
real friends of Order, of Gard Gov.
ernmenf, of Peace, of Eeonomy, and
of fhe Contribution and the LasOs.
Friends and Fellow Citizens,
proceed in this examination, and IL
I have leifure will lend you NY
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

HE public are informed thit t,y the To-
4 licira,ions of Capt. Jebx Ez;S u. Of
Newport, monies have been iubfcribed .Sy 4
number of public ipirited gentlemen Of that
port, for the purpofe Of placing an Irs" Sps.
die upon the rocks at the EAT end or tail of
Wateb Hill Reef. The ipindIc is now up
There is large Black Ball upon the top of
il, with DireSer, which is painted white.
and points to the Nor,hward and Wehward.
The letters W N are painted in black upon
the dfeetor. fhewing the courfe "a be w.
by N. to Latimer's Rock, in Fifher's llland
Sound which rock has ipindle and ball
upon it, and good channel either to the
Northwsrd or Southwark OF IL; to the
Northward the water is deep near the rock |;
to the Southwark il is fhoal for about three
cables length. The water is deep within a
cables length 10 the Northward OF the Spin
die at Watch Hill. Watch Point is lhoal,
with Jingle rocks nearly half the difauce from
che Point TO the Spindle.
Sts1i9gt0n, Or. 3, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31
John & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR SALE,


At their STORE on Banifcr's Wharf,
bRowy SUGAR, BY ID. Ssgee4d ., bar
rel; Moiagis, BY tke b0sy@ead; rioa,, BY ibe
barrel; Pimeufo, BY tbe bag; PoqUder, BY fbe
ee@; SbsNtbi~g-P Paper, BY nbe hundred; Salt
Ptter'd Hams; Caadlu, BY tbe box; Iron Ca,
boslss; Txrks- Lpand SaLt; a feso BoA~s IF
HavAxna Sugar; asl geaxine SPANISH
SEGARS.
HONEY, by the bQglbsad or gal
ion-Neqv- 1o,k Soap, BY TIE borzNegv- Head
qobaee0-ssf 4tb pref Jamaica Ram
Rnyias, Je.-I,oa StOvU-and sevs large
Scale Beami.
-LIKEwIsR--
LIQUORS, Of the bsa kind, a
general .4G0rment-and adrom ether A,ii-
eiet in f5t Gsoeey Lne--a eomthte AD0rt-
sssnt Of aSbieb tby trepst 10 be t0sdaStI
Supplied 1oab.
gJ- MASTERS Of Packets,
PeDlngev, Sc. may be Snppiied at Eaid
St0r. on The y@srfsR Ne,ies-eOhb any A,hele
tbey may qv0nt-..ana their F0vor, GRATEFULLY
Aekns1Dkdged.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dezen
Bar Iron, per Hundred sUt.--MidLngs ard
Co,atl. Per barytI--Omsu,, Pc, Hundred
Banebts, or/malle, Ynnntiiits. Sc Se.
Newport, Ott. 18th, 1909. 3y
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

~ Printers of newspapers, in all the
ports to which thipping tefort, by giving the
above place in their papers. will much
oblige thofe concerned in navigation, and
their humble fervant. w. LORD.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

Corn Glib we'll fenced with Rone wall.
Said Farm has quantity Of young growing
wood, and is toleraby well watered. For
particulars, inquire Of
DANIEL TILLINGHAST,
living near faid Farm.
ALSO
BY PARDON TILLINcHAsT, adjoin-
ING tho above, ABOUT $50 acres, two Dwell
ling Houfcs aud o,her Out Buildings. Ii
mar be pu,chsied together or IN fcparate di-
VIII ons.-Pay meat will be made caiy.
Exeter, Sept. zi, 1901. 5ot
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31
40 BE SOLD, ]
On Rea(onabLe Terms,

n FARM in Exeter,
"A Zone mile South of
the teu,rod highway, aad
Gx miles from Wickford)
Containing abou, one hun
dred Acres Of Land, with
a good iioufe, Barn, and
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-17
Dancang Acadeny.
Mr.. LONGER

Informs the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Alexandria, and it environs, that he is
about re-afuming bis tuition in this town,
and viii open his ichool on or about til.
middle Of next month, where he will teach
as pfual, all the dances stpreicnr in taAiioo
with the greates variety ofhgures he viii
be able 70 procure.
Mr.. l.. hopes that from his Thorough
Knowledge OF the art, ana his fnccefs IN
teaching, which have been fully proved
by the mutual prosrcfs his fcho!ars have
made in it, will iniure him the encourage.
ment OF the citizens OF Alexandria. He
Things il ufeleis TO remind of thr psrietl or
der and utnoG decorum thar has hitherto
prevailed in his academy he will only
fay, that the fame will be continued az
mqrhas lays in his power.
I. .5 PRICE OF TUITION
TEN DOLLARS per quarter, conGhia5
OF twenty four days-tbere will be !ome
deduction in the price TO thoie ,icholars
who were under his tuition Taft winter
one half paid in advance.
Mr.. L., ajfo informs that he will opeaa
Night School
for the accommodation of thofc young
gentlemen who cannot attend in the day.
Price of Tuition Eigbf Dollars per quarter,
coniifting of twenty four nights.
More particular NOTICE will be given az
OF the precife day of beginning.
Or fyivatc IajApu ntieHdea 10.
OSt..2I. cc4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-17
Valuable Properly for Sac.

Sevrx bandyed and eigbr-e;ght atm
in the County of Hampihire, on the wat5.,
Great Cape Capon, about 10 miles from i.
Warm springs, and so from .Winchefler. n,
land is full OF wood, oak and pine timber Ts,
excellent FIRMS may be made, with 80 to 90 aos
OF bottom, and rich high lands 70 each ands
the heart of the timber there is fine scar e,
fay mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will flew thelsnS,
TREE tboA/aaaeigbt bznd,sdaud E,h.
FIVE acres in the county Of Ohio, on the wa,er,a
Grave and Fah Greeks, near the river Ohio, stJ
about 80 miles below Pittsburgh. Sonic Of H..
lands are very good, with Considerable quan,t;.
OF rich bottom, and penty of cxcellent tmbr,
Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor of that eoupy
will thew theie lands.
'YwiH fell all orany of the above lands for csA NJ
npon credit, or ta'scn exchange for them land, IN
Fairfax County, or lots of iond in the city Of A.
lexandria, or the city of Wilmington.
r. L. HOOE.
October ~ an
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-17
The Subicraber 1OaU SELL
EXCHANGE for APPROVED land
mear the Blue Ridge,
A valuable Tra9 Of Land

II Valuable ! I2CL Or Lana
In Northumberland county, two miles
from the court houfe, and near the banI;
of the Potomac, containing 1863 acres.
This, tract is divided into two plantations, ).
on the one there is brick dwelling hou{e
50 by SO feet conveniently divided, and
two brick Offices, ABBY s feet. A farm
ed hoqie 20 by lo feet deGgned for an
oyerfeer, and other out houies.
The conyenienceS OF this place are G.
analled by few, and the project exce,ted
by none in the fate. The houfe is flu
ated on a high hill and commands an ex-
tenfive view Of che Potomac and the Chez
aPeaake bay. There is creek Astounding
with the fnef fifth and oyfers, which ter
inmates the fiat land of this tract, that is
nayigable for bay craft, and affords an
excellent landing place within halfa mile
of the houfe. On this part of the. tract
there is an excellent bearing apple and
peach orchard, and variety OF other
fruit trees. It has great Efficiency Of
oak and hickory timber, fon the uic of
the plantation, beGdes large quantity OF
pine. ac ia
On the other plantation thore is frame
dwelling houfe 81 by rs feet, and few
out houfes, fuch as tenants generally have
.ebont. them. This part of the trattis as
well iituated for farming as any lands in
Virginia. 1t is we'll watered, has fulfil
Cheney Of timber for its rupert, and
iaourilhing young peach and apple orch
ards.
AS it is. prefumable that no perien will
make, luch purchale WITHOUT viewing the
premifes, all that is ncceGary to add is that
Mr.. Spencer Ball, living thereon, will
fhew the whole, and is fully authorized to
make fale thereof.
JAMES ". BALL.
N. B. Any perfon purchaGng may be
fupplied with flock of all kinds neceGary
and efficient for the plantation.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-17
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-17

ONG unQlVluCu Ildlt "a q AkH
adjoining the Great Fails Of Potomac, on which
is "a good Houie, new Barn, and Tome exce'-
lent Nae adow. -----Alio,a a FORGE, 50 'oo
feet, covered with tin, and 4 Coal and Iron
ti6uic, iituatcd on the Canal made ty the vo-
mac, Company, and the right Of cut,i"g the
wood for 900 years on large parcel Oh land adj
joining--much of this wood IS convenicnrto the
river, and May be readily traniportci,to George
Town. the Federal City, or this place. he
other half may be purchaied.
Three-Eighths Of about eleven
hundred acres OF LAND. in Belkley county, adj
Joining the lands of the United States, at Keep
Tryee, Furnace and Harper's Ferry--more than
half Of it is in wood, and the remainder good
farming land. The other fve-eights may alto
be purchaied.
An undivided moiety Of 60
Acres Of LAND in the Common Of AIexanoIil
and adlpnig the town, chiefly under fence OF &C
dar potts aad chefnut rails.
A large and handfone Brick
pWElI.lttG HOUSE. 60 by 40 feet, with
brick Stable Smoke Houle, and Well Of excel
lent watcr-The Garden and Yard paled Ill -
The Houie is not quite finihed. II viii be fold
either in its prcfcnt fate, tinihed may fun
the purehater.
A number of LOTS on the
new wharf made by MIR. Herbert, MIR. Wilton,
and the lubicribcr, between Fairfax ftrett and che
river Potomac; and, alfo the divion of the iaid
WHAT, made from MIR. 1hompion's by 10 iect
NIeet tt ~ stata .tt''
An undivided half Of LOT
on the wet fide of FAIRFAX itreet, above Queen
lreet, on which the houle was burnt laf winter.
For particulars, with reiped to titles and
terms, apply to
1saa 49, e JOHN POTTS.
Alexandria, OCt. II. IaW7t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-17

AlrfE|Haf'1 County, n
/ do hereby certify, I 4
Rich. Leonard bro't before me Ab,,bs
Faw, one Of The jultices Of peace 60, I r'l
county, as a trefpaaing etray, Cow
with black and white fpots, on wh;,,
were the folluwina marks, viz. an NJ
defbit our of each year, about E wear, ii,
and appraiied 10 -Four Pounds Ten SSn
lings current money.
: Giye en- under my hand this 9TH day d
November, 1907.
The above notice is given
that whichever has loft iaid Cow NAV b,,'
her again on application to the fubfctsite
near Col. Wren's tavern, on the ed
burg road leading to Alexandria, on prG,
ing property and paying charges.
/ RICHIE LEONARD.
NOV. Q E.9 IaW1w+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-17
sHRENE 81 JANNEY

80 -. ~ ,H,4KE! FOB SAhE,5i aa-
!. d. t5en, gsspas UlIaioa 9HyH@ Pf'aff 4FA
M a, a,obni DakePyfF,, 5s!igy sd
Is, II N. England Rum! In bis. i9i
- Mo|afrsi IN hhds. lsGagfi 2 f-1"i
~ { Sugarm bls.d 80 ps
;oCofee i,r bags and bls:i Y suisa" i3
, Pepper of aniexcelicnr' quality n bags,
~ Hyion, iourhong and bohea tea by the
,4ehef,lic = 1es 1ee 81 ass
Cattle and white foapin boxes, 4r
IS boxes iegars OF an excellent quality
Fine ialt,
oMackarel by the, barrel, -.
: Cod fin by the box, saa @
! FLORENCE Old IN boxes of;one dox. oachs
$50 Fifty barrels and SO bids. OF Sugar.
80 gaid4 Yssv alaBo, 3as1 io p. 9
o. Ladies Morocco clippers by the box,
Mems itrong do, by the doz.S - 1"
SIS Ravens duck by thelpiecc or bale, .
q "A fewsbales Of gnrrans and iaigochy $,
and are in daily expectation 'ot an additi-
onal iupply: -cs,- - - -.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-17

sr From Mr.. q. Beverley's pal
ture, az QBlkWood, "a light Say PADDLE
HORSE, about IS hands high, with
fman far IN. hisforehead, andahis hip on
the near idel 6mewhat, larger than the
other. vi.lao,, sx 5aALso,,a ,aga +
AIRED bay HORSE, about l4f hands
high, with a fnallA itar in his forehead,
and one hind and fore foot, on the fame
iide, white. A liberal reward will be
given to any perion who will deliver the
faid horfes, or either of them, TO MIR.
Beverly at Elkwood, to me in Northun,-
berland county, or fecure them and give
me hoticefo thatthey be,recovered. -
WALTER JONES.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-17
TO be LeQfed

- -- = : II 6e. Leqjed
For the term of II years, at reafonable
rents, .....,] - !.
.Sundry tracts Of Land In
the. counties Of Bersiryv and 'Hampihire,
IT. atenements Of convenient dimentions,
from-Ioo to zoo. acres. sa p als
In BsRKLgY.
gao. acres. Upon the river Potomac, op-.
pofitettos fort Frederic. I'm
11s1 100 acres upon the river Potomac, at
the Houthof the Warm Spring run.
K. 66o. acres upon the north fork of Sleepy
Creek. e..l4g - s,l = .@.@1clz aG, q.
ET.lMr. Batter, living at Bath, can.
thew theie Lands. 80 sa arse
In HAMPSHIRE. l.
so1 acres oneNew Creek, at the mouth
of sKittlelick branch. 80 Jg.l
700 acres on the drains of ,Abraham,s
creek, on the Allegheny mountain 10
633 acres on the ioulh fork of Cab
bon's run.
6s4 acres on the Aileghany mountain,
betweenlthe. gapsover to pihe'Smamp and
another gap, called "The way to Bufing-
toms meadow" p q 3I7al.'@>A
d lsss acres called the " Trout-pond
tract, Ion the drains of Great Cacapon.
The five laf mentioned tratts,were ia
ken up bear "a years ago, and granted TO
Thomas Bryan Martin, deceaied, and by
him conveyed to the fubfcribes. Any Of
thefeCtraets are to be- pnrchaied at rea-
foaable price !; one halt of the money to
be paid down, and for the other credit will
beallowed. For further particulars apply
in Alexandriato the fubfcriber. 3 lE
a4 ,tI IN ~ CHARLES LEE.
Sept. si6.a4 1s ,ga 1zaW p
All peTons having cfairns a.
eainft the fubrctiber are 'requeRcd to pre- pre-.
Tent their, accodpts initbedistelY 2M1Edch as
arc indebted val pleafc TO inake payment,
in my abfehce, to Mr.. James Keith, Jun.
g s2'aa7@ ~ JAMES PORTER. I"
NOV. 10: 'eeo3w
7zOea1ty,EsUe Dollars Re1Uard.
Il RAN AWAY on Monday laa from
the fabfcribcr, Mulatto Boy, named
ief D Am | E l. So,
fbout a years Of age, has araight light
hair, two fears on his head had on,
when Went away, blue round jacket,
ecoarie fhirt and tfowErs, apssir of l1oes
bound and lined. Whoever viii appre-
bend Eid boy and cohine him in any, ifadiI,
or any other way, 70 that ! get him sGsi i1,
fflall receive the above rewsrd. " - -
JAMES ROGERS.
N. B. Any perfon apPfehending iisiid
Mulatto Boy, is rcgpeted ia bring him
to Jofeph Spoopd, tavern, keeper, ,Lecf-
burg, or give him notice ihsregf.
NoY' 2, iawt3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-17
THE SUBSCRIBER,

Contemplating a removal from Ute
EDlfrad Of Columbia, as joon
asshe can etole has opt JtandtnS
concerns, OFFERS FOR SALE,
THE. FOLLOWING
Very valuable Property.
One undivided half Of a FARM
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-17

2 All perOnS having c1afn1s a.
eainft the fubfcfiber are ireqpeRcd to pre- pre-.
Cent their, accodpts immediately fitch as
are indebted VA pleafe TO inake payment,
in my ahiehce, to Mr., James Keith, Jun.
z s3'a'i'@ (. JAMES PORTER.
o,,}r,I t#iE1i Ut 5s39 ',eoo.,,n,,,a
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-17

7zOeaaty,HsUe Doll0rs RezU0rd.
a RAN lAWA Y on Monday laa from
the fubfdribcr, Mulatto Boy, named
II -. tea II. y a NJ. L Il II ~ - - !.