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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
M OLUME IN.

It be known, thar thete men who have devoted
their lives TO the fetvice Of humanity know M
ditin6ion in men the ChriAian, the Turk and
the Jew, when in difreis, are treated equally
atlke; iheir convent is open 70 every unfortu-
nate man, be his religion what Il may.
John DaPiR Longinotti, ard John BaptG
Miller, are two Of the mEionaries here; they
keep an exaa li0~of the names IF every perfon
who IS kind enough to a1ia the purpof. Of the
milton; which Int will be. faithfully recorded
in the books Of the convent. 1t may be pIear-
ing to thoie who contribute to think that what
they give will not Be uuncticed; and that
Tome rime hence, when they or their defend
ant may have occaf>n to pats over this other
VIE iohoiPitabe mountain, they will Witt the
convent, and will there FEE their own OF their
anceltors names mentioned as benefa6tors to
this uleiul inaitution.
That The public may be aGured that the
bEethren ofthe order now here are what they
pretend TO bet is only necsGary to f4y,that their
PahPorts are n the mott authentic form, and
have been acknowledged as fuch By his Excel
lencg James M2nroe, Governor Of Virginia,
John Marlhall Elq Secretary Of the DEPART
naent Of State Of the United States, lanes Ma
dion, Efe. Of the fame department., BY bis Ex-
eellency John Dayton, Governor Of the State
or Southcaroina Thomas Gibbons, Elq. Mayor
q Savannah, A Jones' ETC. Intendant of Au-
Fu(fa, and Henry Uiquart, Elq. Magiarate OF
Wilmington.
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DooposALs for printing by fubfcription,

r,1stteer Of the Ealtern Continent,
&c. E.yss. Kiq and bf-ea, with the adjacent
ETY. Complied by TFnsDIAH MoRsE, .. 2. au-
ia4u'f ne American Univcrlal Geography, Ame-
81" -,e,tser. "a. &c.-and ELIjAH PARIsE, An.
r rne,r d the Golpe, Byefeld P4riGh, Newbury
--r contains more c0tnp lcte and accurate
"a and dcrcription Of the greater and imafer d.
i, ~ portion Of the globe, than is to be found
w. ,btr Of the kind The modern and mott pop
- Any have been infinitely examined, and more
-, AZ 5sasa VoaFas ct the la'ct and mof approved
'nAp ,r,ves and other phicai books have been
s,v read and improved in the compilation Of this
More than A tg5g7HI 4rfe will be found in this
w. which are new, or materially corrected and
Il. been an Object with the compilers in addition
lme,,l toDographical defcription Of places, to de-
~ ,bs charafer If the inhabi aRts, their forms Of
lament. cuaoms manaers and religions, atc 70 adj
~ reader 10 a. intimate an acquaintance with
- 4 the leveral lages Of Improvement from the
49,. n the focal aa'e the nature and limits Of the
I gond admit They have con0antiy aimed 10
s,.srs every article into as lmall compass As in
49, oo;nion. would conf0 with Perfpicuity and ut
Gr,steare has beea taken to give full and correct
e,-n,,;on concerning thole places mentioned ia the
gD,re hiaorv, particularly thoie which he iub
"a u nroDhtcy snd The iurpriflng exattnef with
hrh The prophecies concerning them have been tut-
en- II, been carefully noticed This part Of the
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oexcd To the voiume
Thofe perlons who have not The American
cazetieer nay have 10th volumes, bound and Ietered
n r.. AIrr.
- Tboe psrions who W III "a become fubf--tc-s
srth; above Gazetteer viii peafs 10 cave che names
q the Booktore Of ELELE2 4. jerks, in Poyil1rL
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LLGRTNING.
PROVIDENCE. July

PROVIDENCE, JULY 4.
Lac Saturday afternoon, about O'Clock,
thi. town and it's vicinity experienced ievere
thunder Eo7 N the clouds were highly char
ged with electric fluid, which fell in various
directions. large Gore at Souh end, the
property Of Samuel Nightingale, Eiq. and the
heirs Of the late Col. Jofeph Nightingale, was
Gruck-it contained among other goods, few
tons Of hemp, and was aImoa inltanlly in
blaze Great ezertions were made 70 Preferve
It, but they proved unavailing. A quantity cf
India goods belonging to Mears. Gibbs and
Claiming, Of Newport, and lame other articles,
were fortunately pre(erved from the flames
The heat was 10 executive, that the building
could rot Be approached with FIRE hooks, and
this circumtance conTibu ed to endang9r fome
adjacent bu ldings, which were iaved By perle-
vering exertion' The houfe of Nj. Samuel
Aborn. Jun on the WeR fide Of the river was
alfo flruck, bur did not receive any material
injury, fome hay Racks were burnt, and feversl
trees injured. The rain fell in torrens, accom-
panied by high wind aad fome large hal
R0nes,
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FOR SAFE.
At IenkS' Book and Stationery Store
NEXT 70 THE BHVK.

AT IenkS' Book and Stationery Store.
NEXT 70 THE BANK
LARGE and final n hies and Tl1-m-ato,
Palm and Hymn. BOoS5,
Church PRAYER Books,
School Books On ldrea's do.
Writing Paper Of dH-rent Iz.tcs by The
ram Or qaire,
Hot pea-d, WoVe, Gilt ana Plain Poa Papc-,
hrse and imaIl, Of all qualities,
(1I.ls Of afuperior quality, and various rrice3
hank Account Books Of d,fF-ran, fires,
iakpowdeT; Wafr5, and Sealing Wax,
States, and State Pencils, by doz. or Gngle,
! Morocco Pocket and Mcnorandum Boots,
FaIies and Sci1Tor Cafes,
lnk-aands Of various kinds,
Steel Don,
ScaIes and Digders,
Paying and MefTage Cards,
siuhc a1d Orawng Paper,
ilaie Books Tooth Brulhec,
aandiome variety Of Pen aad Delk Knives,
bsa Lead Pencils,
DoaTt P,aifer, and Pungent Smelling Bottles,
Bonnet Paper,
!. Writing and Cyphering Books,
"al valuable aaortment Of other articles.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

AT our requeE the Authors Of theGazateer Of the
ern Continent having conentcd to our pubhlling
iome ipecimens Of The work, we have received from
the principal Compiler at ByfI number Of articles
which We fhall pre(eut to our readers. d we have
opportunity, and doubt not they vii. Be highly &C
cJptable--we begin with
N{NEVER,
Once the capital Of the Ahyran empire
II was 90 miles IL circumference. n gran.
deur iurPalied all other cities Of the world
Yet Nahum foretold that e The Lord would
make an utter end thereof; be will make al
utter end, atiii9ion fhal not rife u6 a fecond
time" In urfon with this Zephariah lays,
" The Lord wilriate Nineveh a delolation-
dry Ike wilderness -deIolaiion iall be in her
threiholds."
What probabilit7 was there that fich 4 citv
Whole walls were 40 feet in height. 10 wide
that three chariot, might pats breA, Rreng.h
ened by 1890 towers, 200 feet high, fhoaid Be
70 utterly delroyed Yet All has actually TAX
en place fo fatal is The diviae threatening
r. tToc every iyllable IF prophecy Luc;an,
native Of that neigLborhood, in The fecond cen
fury after Chrit, .ayr, Ninevsh was utterly
Per'ihed To fcotl,eps rem1ininr." benjamin..
Jew, who was there II the twelfth century.
fay, Nneveh iylaid waRe YET MANY Rree,s
and Gates are ro ~ f-en." Another who was
there IN 1900 alcr,s thar Nineveh is1otatly
laid waite, tnt BY the ruins ir appears il have
been The greatet city wv the world " Theve.
not, in the feveutsen,h century, tells Us-
Some Of its runs of great extent are 10 be
ieen even 70 yhls tay' Iaverner iavs that
NinevsH IL now only IN heap oF rrfhbih -
" her rni0s are ruined" Coo has made " al
nffrr end Of ht.r rlgr-- ALI 49,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
MONDAY, July 13, 1901.

rafting my unpra6iCed voice II TIE caufe If my
country, before fpoh venerable All mbly Of
chie.s and warriors.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
Al5, a Collection or
B O O K S.,

$40. gs various branches Of Liter4.ure among
ps.rn the latef writings q Divinity, Law,
2 hiiory' Voyages, Tr4yca, Biography,
absssfasI with ~arirty of New NOVELS.
- "i'i Dc fold on th- mon tear0uaaIe terms.
az suofcriber hereby gives notice u an con-
nIo;a,.. 4 that having been duly appointed adj
SrON i TX on he etate Of JOSHUA MAR
pama.,r,t.'55 Of Northyarmouth, IN the county of
thar IA yeopa1. d CO ,ftd, taken upon her
trrefo1a ana given bond As the law direEs: She
f5d.cs,rr eqoeAs all perf5ns who ale indebted tn
ADD ~. sitate % make immediate paynrnt
Bib, ~ VINO have any demands shereon, u *
SAR AV WAPSTON. HLpr
AAl 4. NM --~------------------------
w ~ ...-e ", ta.t.t1 use. apgC,tu.r, w
sud rv,n. don W diam Gorham, Efl. NJ rerriv15.
tate If ImS, nc claims Of the creditors 20 he &C.
nou.b !ooHuA MARSTON, lgle of Nor,hvsr.
gvt oo,i S.0'aled, rePreiened nloIveot a. brrrbv
.css8or, nat tx mop{bs are aIo1e "a ~ ' Cs;3
tat VI n I, n oflag il AL prove heir CLAIMS snd
eoaf whrrs e e''5na that ieryic5 at the gcHns
aa AIo,',.' '"i' dcceaied formerly lived, On the
cd9as ~ F July and November, from nine
AM 10 Tour P. H.
DAVID JONES, ,
SAMUEL YORK, SC91aai'15.
N,,s. Isaac SKlLLiN,
''''''|'afh, June 4.
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I q Thofe psrfons who I'll "a become fubdritc-s
81 III: above Gazetteer viii pIeale cave the names
a. the Bookaore Of ELEZE2 4. jerks. in Portland.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-22

Valuable PROPERTY for safe.
SEVEN hundred and eighty EIGHT acres
in the county of Hamphire, on the wa
tiers of Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 80 from
Winchefter. This land is full of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellentfarms
may be made, with 80 to 50 acres ofbot-
tom, and rich high lands to each; and in
the heart Of the timber there is a fine feat
for faw-mil. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thoutard eight hundred and 'o-r
ty-fve acres in the county OF Ohio, on,
the waters of Grave and Filth Greeks,
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pittlburg. Some of thefe lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty Of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
of that county, Will thew theie lands.
One hundred ieventy fix and three
fourths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capop,
near its mouth, and within / of a mile
OF the River Potomak. This land has
about 10 or SO acres Of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with z74 fine Sugar
T,ees on it; from which am informed,
there may be made 3ooolb. of good fugar
| annually. There are alto a feat for griff
and faw mills on it, equal to any in that
neighborhood, and upon never failing
fream of water. The upland is rich,
with plenty of timber, and part under cul :
| tiyation. This farm is we'll improved
with a.good orchard, houies and fencing,
and rented la& year for produce equal to
lixty pounds per ann. Mr.. Joieph Butler,
at the Warm Springs, will ihew il. l will
fell all, or any of the above lands for cath
or upon credit, or take in exchange for
them lands in Fairfax County, or lots OF
land in the City of Alexandria, or the
City of Warrington,
| R. I. HOOE.
January *, co
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IzUenty Dollars Reward

For experimenting and iecuring ,5erara,
Mulatto man, carpenter by trade, who
elopedabout the z3d day Of Taft June: he
is a middle fixed fellow, about 80 years
OF age, light complexion, black eyes, and
much freckled, his hair thick and gene
rally combed up pretty high before, plea
FAINT, foft, finiling countenance, has fear
on one OF his arms near the thoulder, the
particular arm | cannot at preient recol-
let. II is fuppofed that ne is lurking a
bout Dnmfries where he lately lived lome
time, by permiiion of Mifs Betiey Tyler,
TO whom he belongs and of whom hired
him for the prefent year. He took off
undry clothes of gingham, cloth, &c.
which cannot at prelent defcribe.
JOHN HOOE.
. Fauquier, Aug. so. 7a,e CIV
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-22
g. Il great Bargain!
| will fell, or leaCe for 10

Il WILL I'LL, vi 1CdlN III IL
years, VALUABLE FARM, in the
county of Culpepper, and fate Of Virgil
MIA, on Flat Run, containing $50 acres
the land is extremely fertile, and yields
abundan,ly in the product Of corn, wheat,
and tobacco there are about Ico acres
OF meadow land, 50 or 60 of which are
cleared, and IS acres well fet in timothy,
about $50 acres of the tract are cleared
and we'll enclofed. This land is diRant
from Frederick burg about IS miles, ant
S. miles from Alexandria and the CITY OF
Warrington. There are ieveral valuable
merchant mills in the vicinity, one within
the diitance of mile, where the Frede-
r'ckiburg prices are given fer all kinds OF
grain.
will alto fell the reverhon of
$50 acres of land adjoining the above, on
which are erected a number Of valuable
buildings, among them large dwelling
houfe 90 feet by 40, with rooms on a
floor, with fire places, and every necef-
fairy our houies-a valuable peach and ap-
pie orchard.
A further deicripton is deemed unne-
csiiary, as any perion deGrous OF purchaf-
'ng or lealing will doubtlefs with to view
the premiigs. For terms rpply TO Robert
Brooke Vols, Efq. who lives adjoining
the premlies, or to the fubfcriber.
I qOMaJ6 Seller Reaf,
Two three tory Brick Houfes
in Alexandria, completely Gnifhed, on
King and Columbia itreess, with fundry
valuable property near the fame, poGeilion
whereof may be had Immediately. The
tituation for the -four and grocery buGnefs
equal to any in Alexandria.
For terms apply to Henry and Thomas
Moore, Alexandria, or to the fubfcriber,
NICHOLAS VOSS.
City of Warrington, ! -
July ID. "a"
N. B. with to hire by the month,
or until the rf day Of November, ten or
twelve labourers, for whom liberal wages
will be given. Apply to N. Vols, on
F ftreet, or w. T. Vols, at the Navy
Yard.
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WaiDinglna Gahsrn.
PETER HEISKELI,.

L Liz I1ElSk ELL,
AT Inc NWafh:ngsa an Tavern, keeps
good COACHEE and HORSES for the
accommodation of perlons who may have
to go to George Town or elfewhere.--
Lik<auje, a number of good SADDLE
HORSES.
For Sale, as above,
A Coachee and a pair Of
good Horles.
AJo,
Five or fix handfome fad
die Hories. b
He will be obliged to the perfon to
whom he lent pair of red leather faddle
bags, with the letters PHI worked on the
top with white thread, if he will return
them.
Sept. Jaw
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Baltimore, 1901.
POS AIS,
BY Warner 6 Hanna,
For FULFILLING by Subscription,
Six Tolumes IF
SELECT PLAYS,
To be entitled,
[ he American Theatre.

CONDITIONS.
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handfome duodecimo fze, on iuper-
line wove paper, and new type, made
purpoiely for the work.
z. The price TO fublcribers, neatly bound
and deferred, will be one dollar per vo-
lume-to non-fubfcribers one dollar and
feventy- cents.
3. No money required until the delivery
OF each volume, and at the completion
Of the whole lift of its patrons will be
given.
q. The firR volume will coniift Of the fol.
lowing much admired plays - cattle
Spectre, Heir at Laqv, The Syaueer,
and Secrets Worb Kno4viue.
s. The publilhers pledge themfelves to
be particular in their ieleefion, by Civ
ing place to fuch plays as are publicly
and jufly admired for purity of fenti-
ment, and elegance Of dittion and no
exPence withheld in rendering the work
for. beauty equal to any in America.
Or When it is confdered that the A.
merican public have never as yet been put
in pohefion, from prefs in this country,
OF let OF well felettcd and approved plays,
capable of producing much rational fenti-
ment, chaac wit, and good bumor, 70
we'll calculated TO inculcate morality, a.
muie, recreate and animate the mind-the
publiihers hatter tncmlclves their exerti-
ons will meet with encouragement.
G~5- S39/trphons are yeceiUed at fbe
22tfce IF the ALEXANDRIA ADvEarrsER.
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The Subscriber

The subscriber
HIS FOR SALE 1T HIS SrOPE
The following articles
One pipe real 4th proof
Cogniac Brandy,
20 bis. fri quality Sugar,
100 Jacks of Salt,
5000 lbs. frR quality falt petied Hams,
is travelling Cafes,
40 bis. OF fre!h Lines in good order,
q tierces freih Rice,
70 doz. of Pine Apples-G~1' The bel
ever br2nght 10 this market,
IL boxes hrf quality Spanih Segars,
Tegetber wlb
Cocoa Nuts, SweetmeatS, Raj
fins, Prunes, and a number OF other ar.
ticles in the
Fruit and Grocery Line.
ABEL WILLIS.
July IL. co
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PORK and BEEF.

The fnblcribers have jue received a
few barrels of iou,hern pork and Iriih
beef, tor fale at their warehouie; and are
opening an a1ortment OF
Woolens 6 Lanen Goods,
amongA which,.a few bales of lacking.
RICKETTS,, NEW TON g Co.
Sept. 7.,.,.. ..a co
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The fubfcriber will be
Obliged to the gentleman TO whom he lent
his furtout coat, five or fix weeks ago, to
return it.
CHARLES BENNETT.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-22
FOR SALE,


A two jfory HOUSE and
LOT Jmg npou tbe corner Of King and
AJfred Frrrn. THE bo4/e is qOeA fmjDed,
zoitb every meesDary accommodation, con-
Ejamg Of paufp, kitchen, .haJle, ca,ri-
age boglt, ./moke bo.Je, sc. &c. The lat
IS 90 feet ./roat on King ./frfef, BY 100
feet back to aIs feet alley.
ALTO,
Il ttuo 12o7y HOUSE, 40
feet jront, qvitb a bar acre lat, mrladiAg
a garden neatly pnled in, bmg apou fbe
Garner of Camerou auy ALfred fyecfs.-
The bonie is vey eouvenieut, 7citb a Ac6-
en-, .fore room, Fable, &c. Sc.
Alto,
Il FARM about three and
an half miles from alexandria, Containing
a6o2t 100 acres, partly Jmg on the CAL
cbslfer road. and commanding ve,y es-
fe3yifOs prgbed Of the fo4vu and riUer /;
1Oif6 a aov~iling bonle "a feet by "a, a
kitchen adJ0inmg, and ./1everal mbrove-
szenfs, couGaiug Of a barn and Fable 60
feet by 70. There are aboul Sc neres al
land cleared, qvhb a -yonng orchard can
tainiag abomt 600 trees Of tboice fruit
Forterms appJ to
7HOS. RICHARDS,
At lis Pare opp9fte the W4ybMgton taveyu.
.4ugAf IS. a
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-22
TO KENT.

A handfome two itory fram. HOUSE,
on Queen Greet, in an airy it:4tion, near
MIR. John Wife's new houfe, lately occu-
pied by Mr.. Campbell Wilton. For
terms apply to
THOS. IRVINE.
Sent g on
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Valuable Property for Sale,


At the .Hfike Fails of Potomaek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Wilmington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres Of Land, ubon zyhich
are dwelling boa(e and lundyy otber in.
provements, /everai fone qaarries and fiji
fands, and t7vo vacaut mill feat.
Iyo undivided third Parts of =
acres Of Laud, ,ubon (Which are Il merchant
mill, 4oitb three pair Of French Juyr mill
tones and every neceDay, complete, fer
Manufacturing fonr to,tbe be7 adO4utGge,
and ami as little manual labor as pqlEjt;
a brewery and dJaRleE, a grauary, a
miller's bore, brrque,'s bsx1e, coobly,
Bep, sc. anda oacaAt mill /eat.
Too undivided third PARTS Of
400 acres Of Aand, adJommg the 7 qf,ls
and II acres Aforementioned, xbsnqu
here are <evo,al R0ne quarrr<s and fs
fauds.
The pawcha}er Of the above pro,
perry, qvW baVe an qNenment ofa hel
FIR fbe otber unaiviacdtbird part, etqvbitb
there 7c'N be 6Jears to core from the fS
day Of September next.
The Ione on the aboUe lands Is
eqnQl in go0daeCj to any, and /uberior 10
m2f Jonuaafion FINE on the rI1er-vst
Ifls at any 6urtbeu thai can go to George.
Io7on, can go UP to The mill and Fm
qAarr1es.
my ber/om or pey|ons, qvbo mey mclim
TO PHtbg/e, qvW of eouyIe UieU tie Pre-
mics, tberefore ii is not tbougbt neceDay
to he mare particular.
Fer terms attT to Gen. Unab ForrgG
at George Team, orto
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Alexandra.
Time 20. 11~r
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MILFORD FOR SALE.

PuyJ4aa1t. to a Decree of the Court
9Cbaneey Of Fairfax county, 4vW be
yola on The p,em1es, on the fyf day Of
.JanHany next, at IL o'clock,
A. TRACT of LAND on Holiness
Run, late the property of Robert Allifon,
deceafed, containing A. acres, to fatisfy
debts due to Robert Meafe and Dennis
Ramfay, both of Alexandria. On this
tract, known by the name of MILFORD,
there is erected a mill, fupplied by very
confant itream of water, we'll calculated
for GRIT or merchant ufe: fhc has pair
OF good burr fones, and pair of cullens,
with boiling cloth, fcreen, elevators, hop
per-boy, &c. 1t is calculated that the
burr tones alone can grind 10000 bufhels
OF wheat in the year, and that there isfuf-
hcient head Of water to convert her into an
oyer-fhot mill. There are beGdes on the
premifes, a good log houfe, meat houfe,
fable and cabin. The whole in fee finn
pie, as will appear by reference to the re-
cords Of the county court. The mill is
fituated about 81 miles from Alexandria,
Z OF a mile from each of the great roads
leading from the wefward, is well adapt
ed Tor the purchafe of grain, and offers TO
capatalift alluripg profpeds of gain.
The terms Of fale are, one third of the
purchafe money fhall be payable in eight
months, one third in fifteen months, and
one third within two years from the day
of fale, with interef from that time. The
purchafer TO give bond and fecurity for
the payment of the purchaie money at the
terms aforementioned.
CHARLES LITTLE, !
VIM. PAYNE, SCom'ys.
GEO. SUMMERS,
Nov. IT. eo6t 2awst
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-19
JAMES S. SCOTT,

~ lLoR g HABIT MIXER,
'f8' a''r 70 M.0rs. Patoa and Batehl,'s
- Sfo,e, Fairfax f,eef,
LA hilgUAINTS his cnfomers and the
PUBIC ingeneral, that he has on hand, a
j.. Hand5(ome Selection of Goods,
seaP'ed 10 his line of Observation-Disclosures
:, 'uperhne cloths and caAimeres of the
n.y. oeit quality and colour a variety
e.. winter eitpatterns, amongf which are
aaa I eiegant Rufian Down, the only
0'''' u mat description on fale here.
r. AJo,
/, l'eSant white Contribution Cord. fp;t.
' ss l0r military under clothes, with q I oe.
,,;n aiiorutfment Of the beR buttons and
o. s;.as which he will difpofe of (wi,h
h. s uncut the privilege Of making) on
e,.d; "O'' moderate terms for cath, or on a
Dns s. :. 10 Ppncsual cuRomers. He CONT
where. ''y sooos purcnaied ellie
M 6T Wanted,
.,.n inree or four good Journey
a - A5S, two boys who have receiy.
frentices. van W taken as ap-
NOV. y.