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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-26

Law which rcrders the e nI;ne ola fave,
tciony, without hcaeis Ct clergy --and of
lie law wIicii runithcs The Grik.ng of a
juror IN the caurt Of juttic-, by dcpriving
the offender It his hand, of his goods, OF
the profits ct his lands and Of his liberty -
bst | rely on your Judgment and patient
inveitigation, 70 determine whether any,
and what laws require reyilion, in order
to render them compatible with our gcre-
raj fytem of jurisprudence.
The laws of our flare having been fome
time iince reviled and amended, under the
authority of the Legislature, it feems to be
expedient, that the general aliembly fhould
expressly declare, what former laws were
intended to be repealed or fuperceded.
would likewiie remind yos that the differ
ent acts of the Virginia aGembly refpect-
ing the collection of rents have not in the
courle of the reviEon been acted upon by
our Legislature. 1t is important that
they fhould be either repealed or amended,
reenatted and republiihcd, for the infor-
formation of our fellow citizens.
1t is with peculiar pieafnre now in
form you, that our militia appears to be
in a fate of comfortable Improvement.
The laudab!e emulation among many
OF the officers ard men, deferves praife. /
will once more f'ggea to you the expct,i-
ency OF procuring arms and military
Rores in the cafe Of future danger.
have no doubt but that the public re-
iources are fully equal to this important
portant object. A part of the attachments
from the fet,lers fouth of Green river,
might with great propriety be applied to
the accomplishment of it; without in,er.
fering with monies arifng from the reve
nue. laws of the commonwealth.
1nmy latt communications to the general
aliembly. Gated the propriety of aAor
ding tomc encouragement TO our commerce
through the channel Of the Ohio and
Miflifiippi rivers, as we'll as to our home
manufactures. / am till of opinion, that
they are worthy the patronage Of the le-
gillature.
conclude, Fellow CITIZENS, with
expretling my hope, that ysur zeal for
the public intereits-that the harmony of
your deliberations,-- and that your at
tention and pr0mptncfs in the difpatch of
huiinefs, will fully anfwer the expectations
OF our conNi,uents, and comport with the
character of good and faithful fervants of
the people.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-06

FOR AL E,
Genuine Madeira Wine in
pipes, hhds. and quarter caiks, for APPROX
ed notes, or exchanged for Tobacco or
Flour.
4 WILL. SELL OR RENT
The Store have occupied for many
years paft, tituated on Prince-Street, op-
polite Col. sHooe's. No Rand in Town
more eligible, or better accommodations
for carrying on an extenGve wholefale, wet
or dry good buGnels. The cellar perfect
ly dry, with door at each end, will
hold one thouland barrels of -four; coo
barrels may be flowed on the prenifes
without any inconvenience to the occu-
pant.
Thofe defrious of holding it will apply
to me on Merchants Wharf, where ihan
in future do buGnefs.
VIM I. HALL.
December ~. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-06
A LIST OF LETTERS

A LIST OF LETTERS >,
Remaining in the Psf- Office at Alexaudria,
IfTJauaa,y, 1901. If not taken
eat BY The 3!f ef Mareh, aviH be re-
turned to the Pag-Mafer General as
dead letters.
Michael Arthur, William Adams, capt.
John Allifon, James Allen, George Ainr-
worth, Elizabeth Alton, Frederick M.
Amelung.
Capt. Peter Butler, George Ba;ly, capt.
Tholimiah Berry, William Boyl, Marian
Bolon, Andrew Belinain, Benjamin Ball,
John Buchan, Ray Bliven, Samuel Brew
or, Thomas Brand, David Brown, Ellinda
Bolden, William Buntin.
Reaf Charlton, James Carter, Nimrod
Chiiholm, Elizabeth Clark, Nicholas
Comeford, John Cant, Jacob f. Cooper
Jacob Cook, Thomas Craig, Anthony
Create, Jofeph Cannon, Adam Coomod,
Overton Carr, Vincent Celly, Matthew
Clayton.
Elijah Dcnning, Joihua Dowing, Am
broie Dcacons, Stephen Donaldfon, Henry
Dodfon.
Mr.. Efminard.
+.
Alexander Ferniaer, James Frazier.
John Graham, James Gabfon, James
Gunnel.
III.
Francis Hamcnly, Samuel Howard.
Thomas Hughs, Thomas Hannah, James
Hunter, Eugin Hanley, George F. Haw-
Peter John, Seth Jones, John Jacobs.
John Johnaon, Edward Johnnon.
Capt. Daniel c. Lane, Jeae Lincoln,
Michael Leawdge, capt. Henry Lunt,
Charles Lefever, Alexander Ietmore,
George Lamkin, Robert G. Latimere,
Mrs. Lee.
M.
Patrick Murphy, Alexander M sCleane.
John Miller, George Minor, Michael
MConell, William Moody, Theodore
Middleton, Benachutus Morfe, Michael
M'Kec, Thomas Magruder, Mitchell g.
.Thornhily, Ronold MsDonaldfon, John
Mountjoy. i
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-06

Hair DrsDsr and Peryamcr,
lately from Baltimore)
Royal ftreet, between King and Prince
freets, fourth door fouth of the Print
ing Office of the Times,
Begs leave to inform the
Ladies of Alexandria, and the country
generally, that having received the new.
eft faihion Of Ladies Wigs and Filets he
will be thankful to receive their Order.
for the above articles, and will warran..
them equal to any manufactured on the
continent.
N. B. Any Lady wiihing to fee hi.
Patterns, may be accommodated by end-
ing fervant to his fhop.
G. He has for fale, every article in
ne Perfumery line, on the mott reaSon,.
bic terms.
Alex. Dec. 8. y
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-06

Fre1h Ralflns and Culrrants
for Sale, by
Robert B. 7ame0on,
Who has las ufual) general aGorement Of
Wines, Spirits s. Groceries,
viz. Jamaica and w. l. Rum, old Peach.
Cogniac and Bordeaux Brandy, Holland
Geneva, Iriih and Country WhiRey, a
few pipes Of old Bill Madeira, four do.
London market do. Is half pipes 7 year
old Port, 70 quarter caihs Sherry, pipes
Teneriffe, 4 pipes Catalonia, and a few
or. caiks of Liibon and Malaga Wines,
Powder, loaf and lump Sugars, Molaaes,
Spaniih Honey, Salt Petre, Copperas,
Madder, Race and ground Ginger, Pr
mento, Pepper, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Teas OF the latef importations, Fig Blue,
GunPowder, Patent Shot, Leiper and Fla
mllton's Snuff in bladders and bottles.
Alum, Indigo, Pearl Barley, Starch, Lon
don brown Stout and Porter in bottles.
Almonds, fPinning Cotton, Hunters Pipes
IN kegs, Olives, Capers and Anchovies.
Chocolate, Rice, Muhard, and Spaniih Sc
gars; all Of which will be fold low for
Cath, Country Produce, or on time to
his punctual cul}omers.
A5o, yfve likely, 9roue
KENTUCKY HORSES,
On liberal Credit.
december 70, 1900. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-06

iehard Ratcliff, Daniel Rinc, William
n odes, John Raymond.
S.
Caroline M. Steptoe, James Sheehv,
James Spencer, Francis Shinard, Iohn
Steckney, Samuel Slakum, Samuel Sillvef-
ter, Wethers Smith, jun. Frederick Sleeve.
Robert Smock, I{aac Solomon, Thomas
Shaw, Jofeph Stevens.
Capt. Solomon Tyler, John Tattong,
Thomas Towmon.
v.
Joieph Warden, James Vance.
w.
James Williams, Sufannah Wellh, capt.
Weeks, John Wormley, Henrjck Wey-
denere, Richard Weltcoate, JeiTe Wheney.
Henry Wet, Mr.. Witty, Patrick White.
A lmalI Cargo Of
james River GOALS,
At Fizgerald's wharf,
10 be iold ON moderate terms, if appli-
ed for Immediately.
Philadelphia loaf and lump
iugar; hard foap by the box; ako few
boxes OF crown or ihaving 1oap; hay in
bundles of about two hundred weight :
Flour, Bran and Shorts by the quantity.
CG@ giveu far Wbeat or Corn.
VIM. HARTSHORNE.
II mo. "a. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-06

Notice IS hereby given to
the Stock Holders Of the Bank of Alexan.
dria, that an Election will be. held az the
Court ficuie in this town on the third
Monday in January next, for the putpol.
OF choci'ng nine Directors of iaid Bank,
ior the eniuing year, agreeably to charter.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Calh'r.
Dec. 16. A.,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-06
" G T I C. r..

Intending fhortly to leave
this place, it is requeaed Of thofe to whom
| am indebted on Mrs. Wan,ington's or
my own account, that they Gend their bills
70 Mrs. Warrington Or ME, on or before
the hrft day Of January next, when they
lhall be paid--and thoie who are indebted
to Mrs. Warrington, or me, will pleaie
II make immediate payment to
JAMES ANDERSON.
MoYaf- Te,uon, Dec. 70. eo6t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-06
4 HOuIekeepcr wanted.

LIBERAL wages VIII be given TO a
dlcreet Woman, capable of managing the
affairs Of my family as Ho4nkseper.-
A middle aged woman of mild difpoii-
ton and regular department will be pre-
ferred, as part Of her attention will be
neceaary in experimenting nurfery of
young children.
CHARLES LEE.
December I 3, 1900. eodtf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
LATE OMISSIONS.

DIED AT Little Compton, on the
Sth inf. Mr. CLARK BRowN, lion of Mr..
William Brown in the a4th year of his age.
AT Middle;own, ION this Hand the 18th
init. Col. GEORGE IRIsH, in an advanced
age.
In this town. on the 9th inf. in the sSth
year of her age, Mrs. MANY STILES, widow
OF the Rev. Doctor Ezra Stiles, late Pref
dent OF Yale Colcge.-On the izth infant,
Deacon JosRPH PIKE. in the 6If year of
his age.-Mrs. ELIzABarH GoLprN, wi
dow of the late Iiaac Golden, in the s4th
year of her age.--On Saturday lat, Of an
apoplett;c fit, Capt. JoHN STANTON, in
the ssth year of his age.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24

THE Managers of the Brja0l
u Church Lottery, inform the
Public, that the drawing of the Se-
cond clais, commenced on Wednef.
day: The following numbers were
drawn and are Prizes of Five Dol
lars each.-
No. 81, ais, ago, 344 376,
AIS, S4i, 965, 1000, 1924, 1851,
1892, 1857, 1913, 1852, 1897,
2l27, a3a2, a34o, 24oa, a5Is,
a6I3, aS24, ass, ao46.
In confequence of having re-
ceived no returns, from many of
thofe who had tickets for iale, the
Managers have poftponed the draw
ing to the Cecond "wednesday in No
vember, at which time they have no
doubt, but they ihall be able to
complete the drawing.
B,yfol, Od. I, 1901.
T. II js1V Tickets in tbs above
Lottery, may RiN be bad at 0. FarnE
soOrfb's Printing-QGee.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
NICOLAS GEFFRpY.

INFORMS the Public, he h,. taken into
i Partnerlhip Mr.. L. 77SSO7. ,fuoer;or
Workman. late from the Watch Mauufattory
10 Geaeva. Who will undertake 70 make New
Watches sand TO repair, in the beit man
ner, for Watch makers, OF private perfons,
any ncw-conRrudsd and complicated Watch.
es. and Tint Picces.-They vii, ALTO i'm
port, from laid Mandatory, al nine mon,hs
warning, all fuch Watches and Time. P.eca,
as their employers ihall order.
7by ba~e aJ6 COgRamJy on band,
An elegantAdortment of warranted,
and common Engl;ih, and Geneva Watches
and Time Pieces, which they will fell on rea-
fonabe terms. s.---In addition to the above.
they carry on the GoIdfmith's and Silver.
fni,h's hufinefs, in ail its branches and ike
wife will make, or repair, any kind Of Jew
ellery, in the neateft fafhion.
9bey 0I6 bGve far SALE,
Wholefale and Retail, all kinds OF
Jewellery, imported and of The lateit fafhiou
officers gold and ilver Epauletts !; plated &
brals CandleGicks plated and Britannia Tea
Pots Dirks, flnal Swords and Hangess /;
plated Bits, Stirrups ard Spurs; Tea trays
Gators Andirons. Shovel and Tongs CUT
lery- Ware of all kinds ; Night and Day Spy
GlaGcs Ladies and Gentlemen's Pocket
Books; Dreaiug CIaEes /; Suipenaers; 1'ruf-
les Horfe-W hips; Razors Hopkins fa-
nous Razor-Stropa; beit Beaver Hats Per-
fumery of all kinds, from London and Paris !:
Hair Powder Starch /; Barley Sugar, and
Sugar-Pun,bs /; Spanifh Scgars bea Maks-
oau and Scotch Snuff; and great variety of
other articles, too numerous to iniert here.
Newport, Feb. 7, rSor. Io,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
William w. Vernon,

PAINTER,
Has for Sale, at his fhop, oppoGtc William
Cahoone and Company's, near the
foot of the New Lane
The jolloSOiug Paints, either Dry, or
Ground in Oil:
- EST London White LEAD, Spanifh
~ BROWN. Whiting, and Spruce VEL
LOW tof an excelleot quality by the hun
drcd VT. or Jingle pound India Red. Um-
ber, Letharge, Red Lead, White Vitriol,
Vcrdigreafe, and PruiIian Blue:
Painters Bruihes and Tools
Black and Bright Warmth, Spirits of
Turpentine, Linfeed Oil, Boiled or Un-
Boiled 7 by g, and 6 by Window GIafs,
and Putty.
Neqes0rf, Axgsf IS, 1901. 46tf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
ELEGANT LINES,
Wrhtsn at midaigbf, in q Thunder Stern.


Writtsn at mi1aigb', in g Thunder Sfsr,
7 EFT coward guilt, with pallid fear.
lA To ihelt'ring caverns fly,
Aad jufly dread the vengeful fate
That thunders through the ilsy.
Protected by that hand, whole Law
The thrcat'ning forms obey,
Intrepid virtue fmiles fecure,
As in the blaze Of day.
In The thick clouds tremendous gloom,
The liehtning's lurid glare
1t views the fame all gracious pow'r
That brcathcs the vernal air.
Through natures ever varying fcene,
BY different ways purfu'd,
The one eternal end of Heaven,
Is univerfal good.
With like bcnchcent effect,
Ger flaming siher glows,
k1o ~ tuiCo thC tihhSA vOleCD
Or blufhes 10 the rofe.
BY reafor raught to fcorn thofe fears,
That vulgar minds molea,
Let no fantsitic terror break
My dear N0,fiDa' reR.
Thy life may all the tenderea care
OF Providence defend
And delegated angels round
Their guardian wings extend
When through creations vaf expanfs
The lah dread tnunders roll,
untune the concord of the fpheres,
And make the ridng foul.
Unmov'd may'a thou the final form
OF jarring worlds furvey,
Tha, ulhers in the glad icrene
Of everlafing day
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
PRAYER.

Taylatsd from a /maN svork g0bieb
appeared /ome years ago in Germa-
ny, mder the tile Of I" Jefpb's
Gebetbufk," The Emperor's Pray
Book.
go Thou eternal, incompre-
henlble Being, who art the foun-
tain of mercy, and the fource of
love ; Thy fun lights equally the
Chriitian and .itheiIt Thy how-
ers equally nourilh the fields of the
believer as the inhdel the feed of
virtue is even found in the heart of
the impious and the hereto. From
Thee l learn, therefore, that diver
fifty of opinions, does not prevent
Thee from being a bene6cent father
TO all mankind. Shall l then, Thy
feeble creature, be lels indulgent ?
Shall l not permit my fubjets to a
dore Thee in whatloever manner
they pleafe Shall prolecute thoGe
who differ from ME in point of think
ing ? Shall fpread my religion
with the point of my fword |? o
Thou ! whole mighty power and
inelfable love embrace the univerle,
grant that fuch erroneous principles
may never harbor in my brealt !
will try to be like Thee as far as
human efforts can approach infinite
perfection will be as indulgent as
Thou to all men whole tenets differ
from mine, 4 all unnatural compul-
iion in point of confidence ihall be
baniihed forever from my kingdom.
Where is the religion that does not
inltru6t US to love virtue and deteit
vice ? Let all religions, therefore,
be tolerated. Let all mankind pay
their worlhip to Thee, Thou eternal
Being in the manner they think
bef. Does an error in Judgment
deferve expullion from fociety !?
And is force the proper way to win
the heart, or bring the fwerving
mind to a true fenfe of religion !?
Let the fhameful chains of religious
tyranny be parted alunder, and the
fweet bonds of fraternal amity unite
my fubje6ts forever. / am feniible
that many difficulties will occur to
me in this bold attempt: And the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
ChyiRobher Holt

INFORMS his Cultomers and
Y 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 Boarding Houfe, as
ufual.
.Ne1vf0ri, May IS, 1901. 33C
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24

mof Of them will be thrown in my
way by thofe perfons who fyle
themfelves Thy miniters but may
Thy Almighty power never forfake
me T! o Thou eternal and incompre-
henfible Being! fortify my holy re-
folutions with thy love, to furmount
every obltacle and let that law of
our divine matter which inculcates
charity and patience, be always i'm
preded upon my heart. Amen.
-4~S>&-
A Ruflian peafant lately made
a watch of fngularly curious work
manihip. 1t is of the fze of an
egg. Within it are reprelented the
fepulchre Of our Lord, the fone
clofing it, and the guards ifanding
nigh. The watch is a repeater.
When the hour ftrikes, the fone is
fuddenly rolled from the mouth of
the fepulchre, the guards fall ON
their faces, angels appear, the blef-
ed women arrive, and that melody
is played which is ufual to execute
in Rufia OH Pafchla Eve. The fame
artiif, whole name is Kullby, has
contributed an admirable model for
a bridge ofa Jingle arch over the
Neva--Both thefe Gpecimens of art
and genius are now in the poHeflion
of the academy of arts at Petersburg.
lLond. paper.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
John & Eenyy Cakoone,
HAVE Fon sALA,

f0hn &C ize7ay Clxf00ne,
HAVE FoE sALA,
At their STORE on Baniaer's Wharf.
DRoWN sugar., ky t5s bsglSss1 or 5sy-
rel; Moiggct, ~ nbe 6gs y6.ad Flair, BY sbs
barrel; Piaserte, 6ytks bag; P0qUder, BY fbs
ea&; SbeGfbmg. P4bsr. gy Me bund,ed; Salt
Peterd Hams; Caa4le', 1y The dsx; Isss ca
bsyEu, 7~ks.Laand SaA; fssu Bsxss Of
iiayAana Sugar; and genuine SPANISH
SEGARS.
HONEY, BY the bogjbsad or gal
ioa--Ntqv- fo'k Soap, BY tbe bsx--Negro- Head
qobHee0--Bsf 4,b prsgf Jamaica Raw
RajfaS, So-iyon Stsves--aad tzvs large
Scale Beams.
--LIKEwIsE-
Liquors, gtbe bse Kind, a
general ADSrtment-and vxriow stbsr Arii-
fles in fbe G,oeev Line---a complete ADSyt.
mt"t of qvsicb tby trepsls 10 be esgaansl
Supplied evitb.
aT MASTERS Of Packets,
PaDfngers, Cf. may be SaPphed at Ja'd
Store, on The y95ortsa Notiee-4ohb any A,ficit
tb.y may zvonf---.aud their FaVs,i gratefully
Aekns7oieIgsd.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dozen
Bar Iron, per HuudrsI cvt.--Midlings and
Carmel, per b0ywi--Foar qbosjana Bnncbes
Onion.
Newport. Oa. 18TH, 1900. 3J
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
EVENING SCHOOL.

THE Subfcriber would inform the citizens
Il of Newport, that he purpoies to open
an Evening School, on the sth of Oaober, at
Mr.. Mac intoih Alexander's houIe in Mari.
borough-freet, where he now keeps Day
School in which will be taught Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Englith Grammar,
Geography, &c. Parents or matters, who
win TO feed their children or apprentices,
may b: aGarcd of rhe fubfcriber's careful at
tention to inaruet them. Thoie who have
deGre to fend, may be informed of the terms
of tuition. aud other particulars, by calling
at the Rev. Joihua Bradley's.
JASON SPRAGUE.
Ne.vt0rt, Sept. z8, ISoI.> 3t6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24

Blank Deeds, and Jgaiee's Hritt.
and Executions, for fale at this Office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-10

berty ard to .hsfypk's power, will there
be any moderation in his appetite ter the
yet un,aftea dainties of his /avereignty !
No, on the contrary, we know that iuch
multitude will be violent as Often as
their leaders can make ule Of their ciaaors,
their votes, or their force. 1t has been
as eafy in Paris, and for the democrats IN
this country, ,ok;ndle rage, as to klndie
FIRE.
The philosophers will complain, that II
is uncandid to aicribe the errors of the null
tisude to their teachers. 1t might be an
fwered, that il is at lea;t as fair to charge
the actual and enormous abuies OF the doc
tr;nes of equality to the democratic lead
ers, as for thote leaders TO oppoie govern
nent, as they did for twelve years, on &C
count OF abufes that had not happened, but
which 9a@5J might. happen, oecaufe they
were incident TO the very nature of power.
II might be fai again, that as popular
INTAKES on this point, were iuevHa6Is,
iheie teachers are anfwerable for a doctrine
70 fure by creating INTAKES to work milf
chief. Yet as inquiGtive and fairminded
men will deGre to take other views of the
fabje6t, it will be proper to exhibit it
fomewhat more in detail.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-10

ROE attention paid it than her mothers
kitten. Ea. FlirsiIla, Iy tie 0d,yitns's ef
brs feet, captisated the heart of the ricl,
MIR. Shallow, who iniiansly married her !:
while Eufcbia, a feniible girl, and poieh-
ing as nadch good nature as good fsnie, is
neglected and left to live an old maid
irteed, we could tell an hundred iuch
anecdotes.
Yoar inpertirent petitioner, now that
he is down, bawls oat for equ0liy,-We
heard no fuch cry from him in thu time of
the Roupd Heads and Puritaus: he played
the arifccra,, then, and KEEP; US under
with witnefs. But now, Gnce we have
gos uppermof. he pretends TO be friend
20 equality and wiihes to have the fame
privileges with ou.ieives.--Pretty fih to
fry! No, every dog has his day
Upon the whole, We 60 not condeicend
to AZ, (ou, being iovereign now we de-
m0aa that tie prayer OF your petitioner be
not granted but, on the contrary, that
the Dutch as well as f 81 fh, and country
Villages as well as cities, continue TO pay
all due Difference and attention to the feet
leaving the head to take care of itlelf.
FEET.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-10
BOSTON, Nov. II.

D/O Wv WV
Arrived, fch'r Harriet, ~Deaiis, ray.
al. Left there capt. Hall, OF snd fO: Boz
tor.
Capt. D. fpoke, o. 7, lat. 10, 7, long
g, 50, hip John Jay, Clarke, ~ daIs
from Nantucket, bound on whaliry
voyage, all well. Ca. I9, lat. 80, so
long. IS, fpoke brig Hsnaah and Mas
from Bcfon, for Hamburg, very leakN
70 as to keep one pump going. OK
perfon fck on board, fuppcfcd he Tx
captain, but blowing freih could net PEI
fettly underaand. Nov. s, lar. 50, A
long. 81. fpoks brig Ocean, Hs!itea''
from Alexandra, for Lcndon.
Arrived, ch'r Mary, Briggs, i'on
Havana. Left there about 80 ia'l O
Americans; among them were captsi"
Lambert, and Crofby, Of Bottom; othso
not recolleaed. Nov. I, Moro Cafs
bearing S. by W. ipe..e fehooner :roa
Jamaica, bound to N. York, in diitfa'
bearing away for Havana, haviog eaT''