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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
From tie STAR, FL. 10.

Yeherday Mr.. Abraham Newland, from the
Bank Of England, read the following paper at
the Stock Exchange:
:" The Governor Of the Bank is deired to
give public notice, that although the prefent
Chancellor of the E1chsquer is about TO retire
from office, il is not his intention to reign IN.
I'll the new adminiftr alton is formed, and quail.
fed to execute its public duties and that he
will raile the fupplies for the current year at the
time he intended, as if luch event had NOT taken
place"
Earl St Vincent has been offered the AID,
miralty.
The efcape of fquadron from Brelt is afcer.
tanned. Conjeaures of their deltin4tion are va
rious.
We do not find any further mention of the
concluiion Of peace between France and Aultria
nor learn any thing new Of the Northern
Confederacy.
LONDON, FEE. g.
Il leems probable that a peace between
France and Turkey and Naples will be conclu-
ded, under the mediation of RufIia; but there
is additional reafons from this 10 conclude that
His Siclian MajeRy will be obliged t. re.
nounce his connection with this country, and
10 ihut all his ports a8ainR US.
LONDON, FEB. o.
Letters from Jerfey and Guernfey mention
the approximations of an attack from the French :;
who are collecting at ST. Maloes, Granville.
and Cherbourg, numerous bodies of troops.
LONDON, FEB. 6.
The letters from LiiboD, By yelsrday's mail,
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exprefs 70 lind cf alarm reipeaing the pre-.
paLations for invading Portugal, Of which we
ha*. .rd 70 much in the French papers,
The reafon f,ems however to be efficiently
obvious, if we may credit many of the letters,
which tate, that Treaty of Peace has been
absolutely Guided between Portugal and
France. The former, It is Cad, agreed to give
a comfortable fun in Moidores as the price Of
her fafety.
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BOSTON. Nfarrh d

BOSTON, March II
We h0p the Prefs 10 aunounee the arrival of DIP
Bath, from Liverpool, with London Papers to Feb
20. The mott important Information in them is thar
vhich dates The
Change Of the BRITIsH MINISTRY.
4 appears 10 have occurred principally in conequence
Of diGtrence Of opinion reGpe6ting the Emarcipg-
ton OF the Irina Catholics The fubfequent article
on the fubjea is from the Courier Of Feb. 9.
From the following Liz of Out5 and Inns,
which however we pref-nt only as the rough
draft Of The fri pr jeaed arrangement, our
Readers viii be able to form lOme idea Of the
New Cabinet
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E*fcna jron Mr. Ha,9er's Letter to Biz c,saas-

Exfrda jr9fD mr. Ha,Per's Letter To Biz Csafaa-
enl.
An attempt was alio made "a renew and
Continue IN force the edition act, which expires
on the fourth of Marth / voted for al, con.
tnu4tion and fuPPoted it wirh al nv
might: became coDGdered the law as highly
proper and beneficial in r5fpsG both to the oo.
vernment and he people; for VIII E, on the ne.
hand, itProv'des Tor the punfhmerr IF tbofe
VINO Publih talis, lcand-l9us and malicious Ii
beis aganH the government On tie other,
Il enables PeriJus who are tnGi4ed far libels. N
give The truth Of he matter in evidence Tor
their Qualification, which the common law for.
bi1s, and limi's The FIRE and inprifonment.
which by the common law, is wholly in the
dlioretion If court A. % the OBJECTIONS 70 IN.
conItltutionaiity Of ills law, they have been
fully conhdered ard overruIrd III the only place
where they could " properly urged, that Is the
courts Of juGice, Whole province il Is To de.jd.
on the conRitutonaIity Of laws.
The proiperons tate of our finances, of which
| ihaI have occaGon TO peak more fully here's
after, R'te ProlPsrous beyond example or ex.
DettahOn, rendered il unleceGtry 10 con-
unue The dlre9 ta1, or TO adopt auy other new
tax. The Prelent revenue, with tie increAia
which Il mutt receive from he additions made
10 the imPolt q felton,, and from he natural
inc cafe of wealth and population, will be am.
ply iuhcient for all the exigencies of our affairs.
thould they be conducted with fSill and fuccels
Provihon was made for completing The tx
ievcntY !ours, voted al a former lelion Of Con-
greIs tyr which PurPaie five hundred thouc
and dollars were appropriated The peace
eltablhment Of the navy was alfo regulated
m the following name, all the pu5Fc (hips,
now in icrvice, eAcepr thirteen frigaes are 10 be
told their guns, arms aud military Gores be.
ing iir& taken out and Lid up for future ufs.
OF tho(e trigates FIX are to Be kept il conRant
employment, fJr the protection Of our coats,
and iome parts IF our diaant commerce, from
Piratical and unauthorized depreciation. Nine
captains, thirty fix lieutenants, anG one hundred
and Fifty mi 1lhpmea are alto to be retained
IN fervice ; but are TO have half paw only, when
not a9uaily employed. This number is great
er by one half, than wonld ba recefary for the
FIX :rigates but II vas IHCught advifeable TO
retain them, 70 tfat there may be always Off
GERS for thee or four Of the other veeis ,lhould
il become ncoefAIy a il the preisnt rate Of
The world it well may. 20 arm, and icnd to les
an additional number. The redu ion, in the
mean tire, will produce I3ving Of aboUts
million in he navy eAPenfes Of this year. To
the officers who are dJchargei from iervce, an
advance Of fou month, pay Il u 0e allowed
\ reward 70 which THEN patrlot;frn and alacrity
in entering The lervee have well entitled dem,
and which will operate as an encouragement to
Gmilar conduit herealter, when the country
may Rand in need ofthe p1s(onal fervices and
lacri6ces Of its ciJizeni."
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39orttano,

MoWDAr, MARCH 90, I8o,

Next Monday is the day appointed far e..
ton Of Governor, Lieut. Governor and Sen
tors II this State. Men Of principle and n.
trends OF our country in all parts Of The c.
will iuPPOrt the following Ticket - 49,
Caleb Strong, for GoVsynor.
Samuel Phillips, for 1t. Cozsrnor
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Mr. jerks,

PLEASE 70 iafert il your next Gazette. ~.
inc enlightened Yeomanry-the lovers NJ oyds sra'
the friends Of America, 10 the count Ii VI
VIII tuPport the Hon SIMON FRYE ar5 r6 6Pp5FS,
LOKD' Eiq'rs. as Senators for faid county 't IN
Martb 80, 1901. Xxx.
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dfaTt OF the .7rH Pr l9reu alrang enleDE, our
Readers will be able to form lome idea Of the
New Cabinet:
OUTS INNS.
Mr.. Pitt, fucceeded by Mr.. Addington.
Mr.. DunGas, Lord Hawkeibury.
? arl Spencer, Duke of Clarence
Nix, SVindbam, Lord Auckland.
Earl Chatham. Earl Clare.
Mr.. Grenviile Levelon - u,1no,rrr
Cover, 'i~i"'AOO'y'
Lord Crenvlle. Lord Mccartney.
Mr.. Canning, Lord CaRlereagh.
Mr.. Thomas CrenyilIe, SirLaurenceParlons
NJ. co-.,.,,;- Marquis Abercorn,
- ~ '''''' or Duke of Kent.
Lord Loughborcugh, TO be Lord Priyy Seal.
Lord Eden, to be Lord Chancellor.
Sir John Milford, to be Speaker.
What the final arrangement may be, we can
nor fay with confidence but we know from
good authority that the one 6rf propofed has
undergone fome changes. According to it,
MIR. Addington was to have been FRI Lord of
The Treafnry and Chancellor of the Excheouer:
but the Duke of Portland has been particularly
requefed by his Majeiy to fill the Office Of
Prime Miniaer; and Mr.. Addingtou will here
after be only Chancellor Of Exchequer. Some
reports Gate that Lord Camden will Be Secre
tary Of State for the Home Department, the
Earl OF WeamoTeland Fnlt Lord of the Ad-
miralty, Mr.. Pelham Secretary at War Lord
Mccartney Preiideut of the Board of CohtrouI,
Sir William Grant attorney general, Mr. Per-
ciV4l ioicitor general and that Lord Tough
borough, sac Duke of Portland, and the Earl
Of Chatham, will continue in their feveral Of
fees. All the ref, Mr.. Roie, Mr. Long, Lord
Hawksibury, Mr.. Steele, &c. remain, and Mr.
PIN declares it to be his with that his friends
may all give their fuIiort to the new adminiC-
tration.
To many It viii be a confolation, that 10 all
probability, the fame fyaem upon which we
have hitherto gone IS to Be purified A new
attempt, however, is 10 be made, to negociat.
with BonaParte, and Padport is to be alzed
for Lord St. Helens to go TO Paris, Itis pro.
per to thew dilpoGtion to treat--it may help
to conciiiate the people 10 he new arrange
menls
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BOSTON, MARCH az,

ST DOMINGO.
General TouiG4int has officially announced
that he has taken poGtdion Of the Spanilh cart
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30

Fourcros's new r,acm w Chcginry las AZ length
made ivy appearance in Paris lt fills len volumes large
8vo Its author pays due homage tie memory Of
be luxurious and unfortunate LavoGer; and bellows
Guytor, Bertholet and Vanquein The praifes they
fcrve as he sbea dilcpcs of The new theory. The
eight priucp divilons of the work coua of intro
du1tion the general fundamental principles Of the
Science an Account of bodits fmple or at lean bih-
erto undecompoled; Section on fallfable Bles Ter
rene and Alkaline; Section On the combination a
Acids with Alkalis Of the Application a
ChemiRry TO explain the phenomena Of Vegetation
final Section the application Of Chemi0rv 10 'ft
Phenonioa, Of Animal Life It is the mott complete
and accurate work on this lcencehat the world has y
leen.
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q 'f'' from Liv"Poo, g Ft5.II, Ey5 7Be sss.,, 81
80, 4 SaHH"Ee tie aryf0aI IF fb,ee Hau5pgB mall p,
Os,sO 1Df bage 'sa'ip9 rsHees Of tie nesy Of P,urg
fra4e." Ts' .. or
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q etrfHtf 9 opinion TIE js7 @ eaparsisri,r " u,
R'11 la5oiI II Irtianf 7Dai be gf eqs of v. sBargs
Il tSf o[le' A4Fry 4 70aF Fad y y eba9gs y u.s.
ara H'f q 7'sgvs5 70 5ra5 H9fzOfla4zg eoaearek t5at
tie ebage originated il abr ea, md .Eat he zen asuD \
P0zoer eoa2 'e9bea agaea tDJ tie FrsrE on better ty,
'O4" 81 " f'S4'Ip>'--"1 S''H" 20 ~ Genuinely
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good health. = C9'nCYI ~
rr5faaTt ffgoa 5as 6a,fa Proclamation ,,o.-:.. j.
SH''a'Egf az Wgt5i9gtar, qg1esa5Iy 10 L4y. IL
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30

u. S. Mint. ia 1900 were coined ASSOC e1Fes.
H,6a1 half eagles, alo,91o dollars, ~ Dimes
14 900 half dimes, z,G12,r75 cents, lII,7So mi.
cs0ts. Wuolr value 57h355 dole AZ cSA'a-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-01
WHEAT.

The fubfcriber wifhes to purchafe a
few thoniand bufhelsof good wheat.
.7ohn M'Ksnney,
king-itreet, oppohte the Wafhington ia
n--Wbo mil gi4e Ca,1 Je9
FLAXSEED.
Sept. Io. d
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Dtltltf 6aIe.

On W'edxslay, tbe 9TH day sf Oao5ey
" aftt, at 3 o'clock in fbe a1ie,uo5a, 4y,z
bs/oM ou,fbe p,emjes,
a two itory frame IIoufe.
now now occupied by captain Jofeph Martin,
iituate on Union freet, near. Hafpcr's
wharf, and next door to the fore of Mefrs.
Harper and Lyles. The itand, for re-
tail fore, is equal to any in Alexandria.
And at the fame time will be fold,
A BILLIARD TABLE,
~ inigood order. ,.Is.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
sept. 1I.@ y d 4sll.s ,Auefioneer.
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determine their privileges and duties ma
turally infP;red.
To be eeatiausd.]
SALEM, Auguit 4.
FROM RUSSIA.

Yeite-day arrived here the ibip Friend
>hip, capt. Story, from St. Peterborough.
Capt. Story confirms the accounts OF the
pacific d;Ipoft;on CT the new Emperor, and
of the corieguent rcleaie OF the Engllin
failors, and reitoraticn OF TIER ihips. No
thing however, had then been iertled be-
tween England and Rutlia. 1t was i'ia
thar the latter would Till adhere TO tn
principles Of the armed neutrality that a
powerful PARTY in The EmPer@r's councils
evinced hottie d;ipodt;on towards the
EnsliGa ard that the attack On their al
lies the Danes was matter Which they
could not eally digch. In The mean time
the RuHians were terrifying the port OF
CronHad, in the mott efet1usi manner.
The account Of the prosreis OF the Sritili
feet in the Baltic, and their being OF! Ri
ga, occaGoned comfortable ienia:ion at St.
Peteribarsh, ard the men Of war were in
conlequence Withdrawn into the inner har-
Dor; but the return of the Brisiih feet re-
itored Things TO their natural Rate.
The cxecutioners OF the Emperor Paul,
capt. Story informs US, are well known
to the public, and were pointed oct to
him rs the benefattors OF the empire. The
character of the new Emperor is perfect
contraft to that of his father, and of courie
all thole odious regulations, which regard
ed even the mott minute parts of dreis,
are done away. He receives his fubjetts
with aaability; refufes thoie iiavilh marks
of iubmiN;on which had been exaS;ed BY
Paul; and is beloved by his fubjeas.
When capt. Story was at Ellineur, he
found that the minds Of the Danes were
not yet Gained, hnce their CONTEXT with the
Britlih fleet, and they were diligently
strengthening their Notifications. Ofthc
swedes they complained loudly, for nos
cooperating with them asainf the Briti!h.
The Briti4h feet was jua within the
Baltic the new admiral (Pole) had ar
rived |; and lord Melton failed for England
on the day that capt. Story left Elineur.
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LONDON, June II.

o. Saturday the hrf inaalment of the
fubGdy TO Portugal, amounting to loooocl.
was ienr Of from the bank in gold and FL
yer. 1t is forwarded to L'ibon by the
Anton fr;gate at Portfmouth which was to
fail yeiterday for the Iagus, and was to
take home the late Portusuete ambaiiador
the Chevaliar d. Almeida.
Ca Sunday latt neutral ve1el arrived
a, Dover, from Calais, with fifteen pal'en-
gers, who fate, that the oPpoEte coat Is
lined with French troops, ard that great
preparations are actually making for the
threatened invaGon Of this country. Two
additional regiments marched into Calais
a few days ago, and number OF fiat bot
toned boats are faid to be in readineis,
each mounting three s6-Posuders, and Ca
pable OF carrying from 50 to % men.-
They Ikewi:e fate, that the chief conful
had a grand review of the national guards
in the gardens OF toe Tnuiile.ies, or Ihuri-
day lat, and tha,it was currently report
ed at Paris, that the atmy of the Rhir
was to be employed in the intended expe-
dition againlf England. The French al
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NEW YORK, Auguf s.

Lait evening arrived the lhip Portland,
capt. Pollard, from Liverpool. Bya paf-
iengcr we have received the London
Morning Herald, cfthe 18th and I9:h OF
June. They contain but few articles OF
impor,arce-on account of the la,enefs OF
the hour we received them, We had only
time to fleet the mott material for this
day'spaper.
In the Britiih houfe Of commons, the
18th June, the report Of The committee on
The Prize Courts in the Welt Indies, for
granting falaries not exceeding soool. a
Year to judges in the iaid courts, was bro't
up and agreed to: ard proviilon was Or
dered to be made accordingly in the Prize
Court Bill, introduced by Sir William
Scotr. The bill for extending the Anne
rican treaty to Ireland, went thro' its ie-
veral iages.
On the 9Th of June, in the court of
kings bench, capt. George Cunningham,
of an American ihip, was brought up by a
writ ofhabeus corpus from Newgate, up
on charge of having murdered one of his
feaman; and was diicharged, on entering
into recognizarces for his appearance al
the next admiralty iefions.
Price, efJeoek, June 1913 per c. R.
6oI to ok-Omnium, 81 to 10.
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low Is, they lay, cse&' n1:': 10 Asf:N'
where an ar'niitice' 'acy &do' 1''S l, 81 =
Gently entered into !oE '2sl1'y-CA "ays.
a letter from Ok iso"a',. !ss's :
iqaadson ju!S received, lays ne 1'> ;: !
iiips CT war a. AK, nave I've '''"1''.. =,
troops o: Soafd, ana TIA! n .2t @;.:- u
Brett lars: ARM IS .jc">~.
81, James SaumaFez was an2oln!e- =
fa;l CT Monday la.t va ic,ca .-.~s J..
the l;;.s, On a c.2::!Ge oG Galjz, Win. -.
Of in:e~ce2.inS a ieuslrcn i" H.. -.
which IS ,ea.ly ready ,cr *.
The iquas!ron ee;..na rlat5y ior t.er
syD,d;r;oa IA Cawtsm! So, is 70. Co.'S,
O. tie ,olIov;a9 .cc1 . WI. VIZ. ga.,,
Of 81 Guns r,:.r-:.:.!,.tts. <;r /. ,,<u...4r.z,
ba.:. CAPT. p-entoa: lymaey Il yAg.-..
captain Stirling l,.a:.aib@l, =. e..
| ca,sain Ferris /; Au1acioa;, "a guns, q.
Edwards Cotra.,s,,.. r. gags, caal<.,
coutl,eb> Thames, 9 .o,. ,4r,.
Irk;D.. r.. a,'.I;f,i pgr1v q 2...
H., " N.oo,dr;4c, y;c,,f.. S,sscy..,,
3 o,,r, l;sur. ,,a,,.,p;oa, o,deysi Z.
ano,be, ,~ry;c,
Co,n na,.xzrs The Eres t.;s
n,oro;ng ~ M,E-,are were yerv dill,
-. ,,,9,l,r.r< h...,g .xcey9;2,lT t.,
T:,a Fno,;th X 1,S,, c,a.a,a;0eI IL, :
former rice BIT, ,l,s, or inferior oua.i,y
were from Is. 70 6. cheaper.
Wbea, rs 70 1o>,s = Da~tzjc Wbcst,
,,s 70 ,,os ~ yy:,ea, roc. +,
,o-s-Rvc ,o; 70 6os,-Whye Pea,
s.: to -r,-4rcy Pes. AS. 20 ,os.-
SS~-t {.,'.ii ,0,,. -us - ,,-1.;rrg.
80 20 t-.-Sr,9r 2r2f> -3s 20 ,s
T:ck Do. rs 20 ecs.-sGsl:, -os. .
price ~, Elor, ,oo,
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p.;., * c..1: -. ,.,... ct cyc n,rirt
Can{n?s tr- arc.n, t2l--.4c.
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-17

fupporers Of the real libertie, Of this coua.
try, as they relate to Commerce. Agricul-
tare, and Manufacturer abufe thrown
on them. are the lat defpera,c effort, of a
Briti1h faction, which now fckens at the prof
peet of our real national independence. While
iuch people conddered America as teoding
to War with France, and an alliance with
Britain, the highca encomiums were paiIed
upon our government now they find their
projects are fruarated. they arc eodeavorlng
TO dearoy our confidence ia the adminiftra-
ton but, We truit in COP. their mifchiev-
Gus deGgns will be bafled, and the United
States rife fuperior to their Internal machina-
tions. OLD SOUTH.
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COTTON SS STEWART
HoUf ,eeeived, a large and general
ASSORTMENT of BOOKS
IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE LITER URE.

Amongit which, are the following
JEtFfRs ONs Notes OH Virginia, hot prcfs'd.
Eo.. Kotzebue's Plays. vols. Ladies' k.uG.
cal Magazine, Parks Travels, Stcuart's View
Of Society, Chelerield's Letters, d vols. Cuer's
Practice OF PhyGc, Wallis on Health, Paley's
phioiophy, 2 vols. Citizens Surveying, M oore's
Navigation. by Blunt, Burns's Poems, Milots
ancient Hiitory, vols Practical Education,
vols. Beauties OF ST. Pierre. Buchan's Family Ply
hcian, Fox's Book OF Martyrs, 4 vols. ,ee's
Memoirs, Britiih Stare Trials Robinfon's n omi-
raity Reports. 4 vols (to be continued) Gentle
man and Ladies Preccptor, vols. tunter, on
the Blood, vols. Cadwell's Memoirs Wilieh's
Lectures, Martins Law of Nations, Vattels
Ditto, Newton on. the Prophecies, q vols. Rdin-
burgh Diipcnlatory, Elegant Extraas, coniii-
tutons, Zimmerman on Solitude, Ditto on Ma
tional Pride, B.ackitone's CONNIE ntaries, 4 vols
collection OF farces, vols. Polite Education
iookes Pantheon, Junius's Letters, vols. Gu
thrie's Geography, Knoxe's Education, 2 vols.
Ditto tilays, vols. Coigan's Travels, Cooks
voyages, 4 vols. Dambergers Travels, &c. &c
10 YEL s.
The Armenian, vols Montalbert, q vols.
AntoInette, Tales OF Wonder, (by Leivis) vols.
My Uncle Thomas, vols. Jack Smith. Spirit
OF the Cattle, Arthur Mcrvin, Z vols. Clara
Howard, Osmond, Weiland, Maid of the Ham
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ries OF Udopho, vols. Iouifa, lula and the
Baron, Ghoit Sier, Tale of the Times, vols.
Camilla, vols. Evena, vols. Monk, vols.
FAMILY OF Ortemburg, Negro, vols Black
Valley, Ellen and Mordaunt, vols. George
Barnwell, Mountain Cottager, Children of the
Abbey, 2 vols. Roachfort family, Darcy, E.
mia de ..Varmont, Oakndale Abbey, The Fair
lmPoitor, 8 vols. Edefida. vols. Count de
Hoenfdern, vols. Henrietta Mortimer, q vols.
Fashionable Daughter, Count Cleichen. Emma
Dorville, Scotch Heirefs 8 vols. Miis BATH
mores, vols. Advertisement for Huiband, 4
vols. Wandering Iilander, vols Cornelia sed-
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Moore. vols. Mordaunt. by Ditto, vols.
Reuben an Rache Girl of the Mountains, q vols.
Myrtle Cottager, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Bibles. Tetanents, Plalters, Common Prayer
Books; Diworth, WebNer, Univerfal, Pearce,
London, and Rational Spelling Books, Primers,
and large collection of Hiffories and chdrens'
Books, Writing and Letter Paper, and Paper
Hanglngs Waters, Quilts Ink Powder, Violin
Strings, Playing Cards, Song Books, and Blank
Books, &c. &c.
ALMANACS for the year 1907, by the
grocc, dozen, OF Jingle.
- Country shopkeepers fupplied on the low
eft terms.
October 90.
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JUST RECEIVED,
Ind u04o opening fo, Sale,
"A general aflortment OF we'll choien
DRY GOODS.

Among which are variety of ladies
and gentiemens' ware of the latef falhion
and trit quality, which being we'll laid in
will be fold on reafonable terms.
WYVILL and LAKE,
Foxr aoo,s from the Corner of Fairfax
F'eet, on the /outb fde Of King .f,eet,
mtbe fore lately occupied by mr.. Peter
Sberou.
Nov. IL. dor
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18

JOHN G.. LADD
HAS FOR SALE,
Coarfe and fine Ealt,
Ruilia fheeting and Duck,
Welt India and N. E. rum,
Molaaes, Sugar and Coffee,
Hyfon, hylonlkin, I Teas of the beR qua
Souchon and bohea lity,
A few cafkS Madeira wine,
DO. bis. beef,
Mould and dipt candles,
7 by 9 window glafs,
Soap, cheefe and mad,
Men and womens' fhoes,
Writing and wrapping paper,
Cotton and wool in bags,
box linen checks,
do. playing cards,
do. Dutch quills,
Sewing Irvine,
a few crates and boxes glafs ware,
Pepper, nutmegs, alfpce, alum,
Platter of Paris, &c. &c.
OF. IA. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18
publlf Sale.

1SuUAtl SVUt>>
On FRIDAY,
1T ten s'elaek, qUW be JoM at tie Kendae
Store,
3dand 4th proof Antigua and
Jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
Tencriffe Wine in calks,
Cordials in bis.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
MolaGes in hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Earthen Ware in crates.
Handsomely aforted,'
80 boxes Havana Segars,
Cotton in bales-oa a credit.
ALSO,
Ia Uar'tey Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Flannels and Planes,
Carpets and Carpeting.
lrllh and German Linens,
" orited and cotton Stockings,
Ca'icoes and Ginghams,
, a variety OF Muffin and Muffin Hand
kerc hieG; and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots AND Shoes,
Hardware, and
a number Of other articles.
?. G. MARSTELLER,
wv. II. Vendue- Mater.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18

n 69y a60af Ia yea,y Of age, of a good
raHeatio1, and reipeHadke connection zviH
De fasFna5 an apprentice at The office af THE
ALEXANDRIA ADvzTTIsRR.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18
Notice..

ALL perfons having claims sgainA the
the eRate of captain William CHAPMAN,
deceafed, are requeaed to furnifh the lame
to the fubfcriber, properly authenticated,
for iettlement; and all thofe Indebted to
faid efate, are deGred to make immediate
payment----no longer indulgence can be
given, but the accounts nuit be cloied as
foon as poGble.
JOHN FOSTER.
Nov. T.. colin Adn'r.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18

= b T. . i y,
n NEGRO MAMSLATE,
about Al years Of age, active, capable,
and we'll acquainted with all the duties of
a dining-room fervaat Enquire Of the
Printers.
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