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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-07

APOkSQ4S1ACu1AtO NASSSllVC ain dAt1On ;
but a fpIrit fupported by a fenfe Of upright
intention, and rewarded by the approba-
ton Of good men.
But, MIR. Chairman, iii the charges
made by the gentlernan. from Virginia, in.
relation o the bench, can be fupported,
/ FAY it is a duty~~hich he owes to his
country, TO come, forward and to exhibit
his charges before the proper tribunal.
This will allow to the parties charged, an
opportunity of manifeiting their innocence
or will furnilh the meansof bringing them
to jufice, in cafe their guilt be eAablihed.
1t is peculiarly hard that men holding
high and respectable Aations, hould be Ii
able to acculation and afperGon, without
the means of defence.
prefume, however, fir, I fhail be told
by the gentleman, that vain would be the
talk for him to apply to this houfe to pre-
fer an impeachment againlt the judges, or
if that could be accomplished, to carry the
impeachment before the fenate, becaufe a
majority of both houfes are governed by
the fame party ipirit which prevails upon
the bench. This deyelopes the nature of
the complaint. The judges and a majcri-
ty Of the two houies are not of the gentle
mans party, they differ in opinion, they
differ in conduct. I have no doubt of the
incerity Of the gentleman, and that he be-
lieves himfelf right on the other hand,
we As confcientiouly coniider oartelves
| right, and that the error is ON the iide Of
that gentleman /; and thus it is that we
regard as our virtues what he charges as
| crimes.
/ am now, MIR. Chairman, to take no.
ticc of an objection which has often been
the iubjea Of difculion upon the floor of
! this houfe. We are told, fir that the act
in quefion is unconstitutional, that con-
grels has no power to pats fuch law. 1t
ought to be enough to fay on this fubjea,
that all the judges of the United States
have affirmed the conititutionality of the
law. The authority O. fulh judicial deci-
iion | know willb lit,leTefpeeted by ma
ny, as we'll within as beyond thcfe walls.
And perhaps the talk is vain to attempt to
convince by argument, thofe whom fuch
an authority does not influence. Its not
my intention to enter largely into this
point, but briefly to fate the principal
ground on which ! confider the law as bot
toned. When the government of the
United States was created, it was deGgned
to continue, ard not 10 PERTH from any
e%flential defects. Wbatevey is neeeNay to
maintain its exjaexee myf be ka1yfxl.
The prefervation Of the government
mutt ever be a confederation predominant
over all Others. 1t is folly to affirm that
it was not the original deign to endow
the government with the means of felf-pre-
fervation, as it would be folly to affirm
| that it was created in order to expire.
This government and all free governments,
depend n in theory only, but in fact,
upon the opinion of the people for their
fupport. Corrupt or ALLEVIATE that opinion,
and the Foundations of tho government is
fubverted. .grag
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WEDNESDAY,, February 4.
The petition of John Hall, Marhall
for Pennsylvania was read and referred to
the committee of Claims.
A petition of fundry frecholders and in.
habitantsof the city Of Warrington, pray.
ing that Congrcfs may anume the iurif.
dieion of Columbia, and frame a code Of
laws therefor, was read and referred to
the committee of the whole, to whomi had
been referred a bill on faid fubjea.
MIR. R.. Brown reported a bill to dill.
charge Lawrence Erb from confinement
Read twice and referred to a committee Of
the'whole to-morrow.
Mr.. S. Smith reported a bill to add to
the difrid of MaAac on the Ohio, and to
difcontinue the difriets Of Louifville, K.
and Palmyra, Tenn.
Read twice and ordered to be engrosel
Tomorrow.
The houIe refolved itelf into a commit
tee Of the whole on the bill for the govern
ment Of the Dihria of Columbia.
A motion was made by MI. Gallatin
to amend the 6rR fiction Of the bill, 6a
to extend the privilege of voting for Re-
prelentatives, to perfons, other than free
holders, who are poAeled Of property in
the DiHrid, to the value of 50 dollars.
MI. Harper moved as an amendment
to the foregoing amendment, that a citl-
zen, not being a freeholder, in order to
qualify him as an elector, mutt be a
houfekeeper, and poGened of property Of
the value of 100 dollars, to be afcertaln"
ed by the record Of the laf afefsnnent
next proceeding the period offering his
vote.
MIR. Gallatin's amendment was with.
drawn, and Mr.. Harper's, which tho o.
fered as an amendment to it, was a complest
fubfitute for it, was adopted.
Mr.. Claiborne propofed as an amend
ment t O this fame fiction, to reduce Tx
term of a fenator continuing in office from
fix to three years.
This motion was negatived.
Mr.. Tazewell moved to nrike out the
fenate altogether on the ground, that con.
grefs having the reviGon Of all laws that
may be pahed for the Territory, and .s
power ofrejeaing fuch as they did notaP,
prove, would be a fuficient check OF VIZ
Representatives, without a fenate.
This motion was negatived.
Mr.. Macon moved as an amendment
that the fenators Mould be eleSfed imne'
diately by the people and not by electors
as propofed by the bill, This notion wa
alto loft.
A motion was madeby Mr.. Nicholion:
thar the elee tors hould not be permltte1
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that there are many gentlemen, nav a r,..
ty in the country, whodeny that the ~,
mon law belongs to the general govern
ment. On this fubjeA the committee will,
indulge me a fhort time; its magnitude
renders it worthy oftheir attention.
I know that it is the practice of fom.
gentlemen to declaim with great ~yiolen's
againf the admifion of the principle, thu,
the common law is the law of the Uni,ed
States. That common law which was oncs
our boat and our folace, in defence If
whicn our anceitors were ready to hed
their bett blood, is now reproba,ed and
exploded. That common law which VIZ
the cradle of our rights, without which We
hould not have known the name Of l;ber,
ty, nor V e tated Of its bleaings, j, now
denounced as an engine of tyranny and
oppreaion.
h-k~s..Ak .e~ts,~ed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-10
Mr.. PzEAs.sMzs,

TO prove the abCurdi-
ty OF the publication, fgned Taalrs l.. Hen
SerIoh, which appeared in your paper of the
tz'h December. 1890, the fobjoined depo-
tit'ons and certificates are fubnri,ted to the
public, by their o6edient fervant,
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Lewis, on their return from the place where
diipute winch exii;ed between lanes /.
rienderion and Fucker NJ, Wcodlon wa.
TO have bsen Terminated on the gay be-
,ween the ground and Milton | undertood
by lad Renderion and Levi, OF one OF
them wi.hout contradiction BY either Of the
o'ders] that the parties had agreed TO aate
the tTanis8tious thar had exitsed between
them, aad lie: diIin,ereaed nea iudge o. the
injury that had regu.ted from what Caid
Woed!on had iaid of iaid James [. IIender-
ion. taT;hep uudesaood by faid James
l. 9enderfoa fomefinc afterwards tha, the
lad Woodfoo had made tie Ga,emsnt a.
greeable 60 promife, bu. thai he. Gaid Hen
derloo had thought proper not 30 aaad 10
a reference, aS the aatemens was IN MS OBJ
mon erroneous. aud the Cad Renderlon fur.
thsr obierSed that the faid Woodfon had
acknowledged ia ihc prefence OF Matyhev
Henderiou and Charles Lewis, that he the
laid Wooeion had injured him without
cau{s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-10
c Q N C r E S S.

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-10
JNo. WATSON.

Sorietime in Nogember laft me, IN the
Greet of Milton James L. T5enderiou, whom
had in October brought forward as a can.
dictate for imitation ia the Lodge Of Mafons
in laid town, who, after fomc chat, exprefs-
ed an uueaiinefs at HE nor being admitted,
and obierved he knew rlat il was Tucker
M. Woodlon tina. had dehar cd him--bsing
anxious TO hear how he could have dicover-
ed that it WAS mr.. Woocion. ailled him
Z" If Tucker NJ Woodlou had told him 70, p
TO which he anfwered he di1 not. Farther,
James l.. Henderfon after his return from
the place where the difpuie ,hat exided be-
tween him and Tucker M. WoodGon was 20
have been ended, | uodcrGood by fiid Hen.
dsrGon that faid Woodfon and himfslf was
10 a,e their traH!aStions and let two dilia-.
tereite5 nsa jGdge Of them.
JOHN BUKKS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-10

'N ~ 'HSa'So dtS iuOnnttSu 10 tAS
public, by their o5edient fervant,
I. RI, WOODSON.
Mr.: Caufby's ablence, together with one
or two other reafons, has prevented their
appearing foonet.
Sometime in October or November lat,
| was called on by MIR, Tucker NJ. Wood
| ion to aef as a frieud for him in difpute
between Mr.. James l.. Henderlon aud him.
ielf, which was likely TO terminate in duel.
The day was appointed fer the purpolc of
carrying toto execution their delign, and the
PSriies accordingly met. Knowing THAT an
old quarrel had been inaamed from fuppe-
iilion or MIR. Woodfon's having prevented
him from becoming nsulber of the MaGo-
mic Society, on coming to the ground ! ex-
preiI'd delire to Mr.. Charles Lewis fthe
friend OF Mi Hsnderiou) Purpor,ing a re-
cancellations on Mv. Hendcrfon's diicdver.
ing my inclination he obferved that nothing
ihcrr Of his being reinRated would fati.iy
MIN to which Mr. Wooden obferved " that
with refpea TO the charge of rejecting OF
HIM ne ihonld give him no fatisfaAion how.
ever, It he conceived that he had injured him
~ any refpeet he then hood ready TO aniwer
thereior"--to which Mr.. fieaderCoa re-
piled f." that he had beeu treated amifs nv
mr.. Woodion when in Kentucky, by his cir
culatiDg reports defamstory TO his rsputasi-
on 4" To which mr. Wooden aniwered.
" that he had fsid in his opinion he was
bad man, which opinion had been formed By
hio conduit IN trsniaetiors thai had taken
place betwecn them 10 Kentucky, though.
fr, continued he, the repor; which You cir
culated rcfpe6iug Burnett Fieuderlon'a re-
pusation of itleIfi Is iufficient 10 Rigms ize
you with ne---however he had been litaised
ia expecting his opinion of him and even
admitting he had fpokeu freely of him, the
way that be waa then purluine was no,
proper one for obraining istisfactiou thsl
he WAS wiling to Gate their tranfaaions and
let the world judge of the injury relultine
therefrom." To which mr.. Henderfon 90
jeaed, faying " that would not recall his
name ffoA being expofed to the world"
Mr. Wood!on then faid, eff you will not
be reconciled with the propofals which
have made you NUT proceed IN the way Won
have appointed" Mr.. Lewis and myfelf
then began to prepare for fghting-on
bringing The piRols to the fpol mr.. I. !.
Hendrrlon then took me aide End agreed
TO accept rh~ Propofals of mr., Weodf3n,
on my obieving that thought there was
remedy for him however this was with
out the appreciation of mr.. Woodfon, or he
knowlsdge --Furthermore l do fwear
chat sgreeaby to promife, mr. WcodGou
iome time after attended in Milton with the
fatement he had fsid he would make, which
mr.. James l.. Henderlon refuled 10 have
dilcufed
The above and foregoing is in fnbaance
what Pa!ied as far as rec3llee4
MATT. HENDERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-10

6ome;inie 10 O&ober or November laR
l rode in company with mr., Matthetv Hen.
derion, James L. Heudcrion aud Charlie
Lewis, On their return from the place where
dhpute which e1iited betwtca Janice l.
Hender!on and Tucker NJ. Noodfon w.s
to have been tera,insted--ou the way he
tween the gtound aud Milton uudergood
by laid Henderions and Levin, or one Of
them (w;thout contradiction by either OF
the others) that faid James L. Hendsvion
haa acceded 10 the propoial o. Eid Wood
Ion, TO wiz, 10 fate the I,snE8ions that
had exised, and Lex diintereaed men Judge
OF the injury that had rcfulted from wha.
taid Woodion had faid Of James L. Hsn-
derfon.
GEO. w. CATLFTT;
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Mihoz, Iaaaarc -. a.

Mito7s 7aaaayg is'h, Sot.
FioiTeye' oPPoted mr. fucker M Wood
ION may have been 10 the admGion os nir.
lames L Henderlon as Mem6er OF the
Milton Ledge Of Maions, we (as officers Of
iaid Lodge do certify, that there. was fsf-
iicieat objettion to pre'enr his becoming
oae, executive OF that fuppoGed TO have been
made by laid Wqodfou,
David Anderfon, M.
David Burton, S.w.P.r,
Matt HenderGon, y.W.P.1.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-10
JOHN L. COSBY.

HlSeiaaris :ogaty, 70 4rR
Perioually appeared before ne John Wat
ION, Juice of the Peace 10, tbis county.
John i. Coiby, and made cath to the a.
bove itaiemsnt of facts. Given unds, M
hand this I6Ih day Of Janasry, 1904.
JOHN WATSON.
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AIblMarls LINK, 20 a /,

Perionally appeared before me, John
Walton, Ju8ice of,he Peace for Albema,le
county, Mstthew Hcuderlon, aud made
oath TO the foregoing Aatements. Given
uader my hand shie 9Th day Of January,
1901.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-10
GEO. W. cATLETT.
fib.nafLs ssang, to qDi. .

49!bs'aafls county, to qDR
ferionaiiy appeared before nc John Wat
Ton, juEtice Of the Peace for AisematIc
county, George w. Catlc:g, and made GA b
to the foregoing ttatements. Gwen undrr
my hand this 10th January, iSoI.
ISo. WATSON.
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BESIDES THE USUAL ASTRO ONO.
MiCAL CALCULATIONS
Z. Table of high water at the princips,
places in TIE United States.
z, Population cf th- United States, accord
ing TO she lair csnius.
3. Standard of American. weight.
/, American miles
5, Table Of the weight o. value ofthe va.
rious CONF.
6. Value OF foreign monies of account
,. Weight Of federal coio5
s. Calculations refpc6ting human LIE
9. View OF the progrefs OF ihe Ma onal dabl
and Navy Of Great Britain
to. Tie French Calender
II. Stamp Duties payable in the United
Sia;Ss
IL. Table Of the Latitude end, Longitude
Of the place. in the United SAFES
-. Political and moral Reflections.
II. Fedora! Courts
*. Courts Of the States Of New Jsriey.
Pennlylvspia, Delaware, MaIylaaa,
Virginia and n, 18th Caiolins
10, Table Of roads
~. Yearly meetings Of the people called
Olakefs
1Ss Directions ioT brewing lprrce beer
10. Receipi 10 cure iuhsmed eyes
20, For dehuAion in the eyes .
Il. To cure the pole evil
e. To cure the csnker
"a, To Kill rata
81, To cure tfof bitten f.et
*. To ffeugtheu weak eyes
20. To cure the grPes
81. 10 cure cold H. the head
IS. TO prsiervc apple uscs irou moi
~, To pre.erye spples
=. 70 Keep C.o~e f,ym co;r had
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Sometime 10 O3o6cr or Nogember laa,
| rods 10 company win mr.. Mat,hsw Hen.
SedJn, James L. HendCT,ou aud Charles
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-10
JOHN BUKKS.


PeTfossIly appeared before me John Wat
100, JuRice Of the Peace tor this county,
JohD Burke, and made cath to the above
&aiement Of fsGtS. Given under pay hand
dis I6.h day OF January, 1901.
JAo WATSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-10

Mr.: Caofby's abfence, together with one
or two other reafons, has prevented their
appearing ioonef.
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/. City Tavern s. Hotel.

The Sublcraber returns his
@fincere thanks to his cuRotners for the H.
beral encouragement he has received, ard
hopes to merit a continuance Of their "a
vors. He requeas all perfons indebted TO.
hin to come forward and fettle their ac-
counts, on or before the fira day Of April
Lext, otherwise faits will be commenced
tor the recovery Of the fame without re-
fpca toperfons.
From the many difficulties experienced
IN collecting the fnall furns due him, he
Is under the neceIity Of giving this pub.
Tic notice that after this date he will give
to no pcrfon whatever.
JOHN GADSBY,
January II. d
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lobe Sold.
On Mtfgf day Of Ap,H next, qv;Wbe ex,
fs<ea to Sale, at he.Rea- Hox/e,
a NJ l. H.,
With about 500 heres Of LIND
~adjoi0iug, Ftnated on B,oaa- Ruu, in
Prince NAlnam county, 6s!s7u Batk-
skaxd. I
The MiLL-HCusE is two fsories high
and has-two air of tones III Il. 1t isfaid
TO be@iltuaeed upon the ben Rream'in that
country, and the, feat as we'll calculated
for aan,lla as any upon that itreanm.. AS I
have not lately. feen the prenlifes I cannot
fay inwhat condition they are at prrefent,
/ would therefore recommend it to thofe
who may be inclined to purchafe, to view
them before the day of fale.
eThe land will be fold witl1.the mill
One-third Of the purchafe money Will be.
required in hand, ard the other two
thirdsin annual infallments. The pur-
chafer fhall receive his deed upon she fra
payment, but. a mortgage Willsbe rcuu;r-
cd upon the premifes, 10 lecurc the reidue.
THOMAS SWAMI.
AAto,uey I, Joba MIN.
January 81. Iawzm I.
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Hair Dxs@r Gaa Pesaary,
(lately from Baltimore)
Royal Hreet, between King and. Prince
i~treets, fourth door fouthr of the Print.
ing Office Of 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. .ss
N. 3. Any Lady winhing to Zee his
Patterns, may be accommodated by fend-
ing a fsrvant to his hop.
CIR He has for iale, every article. in
ne Perfnrnery line, on the mott rcafona-
bic terms.
Cath will be givenfor hair by the large
or mail quantity.
Alex. Dec. s. d
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agreeable TO d. DEED of IyuH

HH - Z~ go - 80 - 49, H y
from Capt. Jsla Haaykm,, If Fnn-
gnie, Co2xty, toAbslabNwbSy, NM
sc SOLD az bA< prrmlxs, 10 he bieb-
q 6iassrs I9nrsa4 m01sy, on NsausE-
r a,y'tz, ss1h gfs1y4a.2s es,
The Plantation Wheron the,
fsid Hawkins nowlives: containing about
o7o acres, lying within, go miles OF Fsc-
degickiburg, Falnouthand Dumfries, and
within about 40 of Alexandra, George
Town and the Federal City.
It's thought un~ncreaary to be. particu-
lar. as to the quality and improvements,
as a psrfon inciincd,to purchaie will no
doubt view the fame before. the day Of
1ale. e
DUNBAR e VASs.
Jan. TO- 1860. dall3il
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A Houickeep.r Wanted.

LIBERAL wages will be given to a
dllcreet Woman, capable of managing the
affairs OF my. family as n HouIekeeter.-
A middle. aged woman of a mild difrcG-
ton and regular department will be pre-
tered, as part of her attention will be
'ncceaary in experimenting a nurfery Of
young children.
CHARLES LEE.
December I3, 1900. eodtf
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-
Ricketfs, Newton q Co. /
ve jN ree<iU<d md fer SAFE, at,tbe
to,ney lore, obpsGte Jobx Janney',gtbe
toAo1vizg GOODS-zobeksiaA and re-
tail, GrsC9~ and Produce:
Superhne and ed Cloths. |
Blue Plains
do. FRIES.
do. Kerfeys
White, yellow and green Flannels
do. do do. Baizcs
Rofe and duHil Blankets
Dnrants, Camblets and Wildboars,
!. RuHels and Antitoors
Cotton and lipcn Checks
kcrfeymeres and Swandotv,s
Velvets, Thickfetts and Cords
A handfome anortment Of Dimities
Mems and Womens' cotton Ho1e
do. fix do.
Black Grape
] White and black fix and beaver Gloves
\ Modes, Sattins aud Pertains
Sewing Silks
4 Calicoes and Ghintzcs
Ruiiia .sheetinss and Irini Linens.
81 zDy haze ayo,
Brown Sugar by the hid.
and barrel, loaf and lump.do. and aquan-
tity of Platter of Paris.
They give Cath for
Wheat, Rye end earn.
Or Left by capt. Mortimore, Of the
baltimore packet, at their warelloule, fun
dry NIL Iyous-The owner is requelted
to take t~hemaway.
January 81. d
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R I10e a6fr< Lads, aSoaf IA year.
q age, asdv 1ssfa6k eosn<xieaI, ryoaa
o. taken al AkfrsxHs3s at se eNes 0ae
A~@vsrtjSS.
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~ = 49, - ..sEL -..@'#
!. For Sale, or to be Leajfd,
In the City Of Warrington, and p%oiiieaaiion
given Immediately,
"A handiome, well-fnilhed
three tory BUILDING, on New Jerey
Avenue, in the vicinity Of the Capitol,
and the nearef dwelling on the iouth Of
1T on Capitol Hill. The lot ard houfe
are we'll fituated, and will always COM,
mand an uninterrupted view of the whole
city and George Town to the weft, as
we'll as of the Potomac ard EaGem Branch.
The houfe contains 10 convenient rooms,
executive of garrett andcellars.
If fold, United States flock, or flock IN
any of the banks would be taken for the
whole or part of the payment, and agcod.
title given; or, if leafed for s years, the
terms would be- accommodating to good
tenant.
Further particulars may be known By
applying to MIR. Jofeph Hodgfon, in that
city, or the fubfcriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN.
January rs. go
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Sales WANtzaoM
On WEDNESDAY next,
AT ten O'Clock, will be fold at he...Auc-
ton Room on Union Street,
Sugar III bills.
Candies in boxes,
Tobacco in kegs,
Coffee in bags,
Saltpetre in bags,
Raitns in boxes,
Grapes in jars,
Almonds in bills.
Oranges in boxes,
Anchovies in kegs and boxes,
1ogetbsv 4vi1b a 4,ayaey Of
ID n T. G. @ @ d S,
'Among 1obieb are
Wilton aud Scotch Carpet
ing, Afiped and plain Coatings, ,Kerlcys,
Plains, Flannels, rofe Blankets, Broad.
cloths, Kerfeyinercs, worried Hofe, Du-
rants, mems fine Hats, Irih and Ger
man Linens, Hunmhums, Mullins, sc.
HENRY g THOS. MOORE,
January 20. J, AuAoueets.
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. Public Sale.
I q -iis
On TUESDAY next,
10 o'clock, will be Sold at the Ven.
due Store,
BROWN SUGAR.
In hhds. tierces and barrels-ou CreaIt
andtor CsR. /
.Iener5He Vine IN Plpes and
calss,
Catalonia do. in pipes,
French Brandy do.
WhiAkey in bis.
Coffee in bags,
Hyfon and Bohea Tea in chefs,
Raifins in kegs,
Soap and Candies in boxes,
Tobacco,
Nails, Hardware, &c.
AIle, a quantity o
d GO IDS,
CoyEfmg Of
Cloths, Coatings, WEIGH Planes, Fian-
nels, Ir;h Linens and" Sheeting, Ozna-
burgs, Silks and Sattins, Calicoes, book
and %jaconet mullins, tan,boured and plain,
Threads, Hats, Paper, sc.
p. G.. MARSTELLER,
January II. A179uter.
p So. f.. aat -. #r a-ftaENE-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. "a.
Arrived at the I,azaret,,

Arrived at the Lazaretto,
Sch'f Ann Auguaa, Thomas, Marti-
nique.
Came up from the Lazaretto.
Brig Nymph, Cable, St. Jago de Gu
pa; Sally, Glover, ST. Martins samu
el, Edward, ST. Thomas fch'rs Three
Els, Cuihing, Guadalupe; Telemachus
Hall, Dominica.
Cleared, barque Atlantic, Newhall.
Naiiau; brig Betty, White, Bombay
fch,r Beginning, Holme, George Town
Big Melville, of Portland, M,IeIlan
Jailed from Port Liberte, Gnadalonna
me 10Th ult. in company with the 1io
zane ana Augulta, Conklin, Of and for
baltimore. Left there the following a
nericao ve0els "a
Ship Fanny, Kinfman, Of and eor c,
'sin, 10 iail In days.
Ship Patty, Spooner, Bottom i'm ;.
riVea and expected to the foathward for ;
market, '@'""aiu ior a
,., sh;p HoOe, Reynolds, of and for PhiIs-
deiphia, uncertain. mid
iPer, Frazer, of and for Balt;
more, to fail in days. D'-
= efig Auguaus, Warrington, N. York.
20 laii In IS days.
n org Eaaman, of Warrington.
och'rs Hope, Tyler, of and for NJ.
' o3a.ypor', to fail in S days; Iofeph. Fla
asl' I Jane, Rogers, 10 !; 2- c,n e-
man, OF MarbIehead, s. e'0a''
Aug 18TH, lat. IS, long. o6. f,ol /.