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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25

ETHE Creditors to the Ehate and
a Eheos ell .sEPH COMFY, a Bankrupt re
reqGeHed 70 meet a; the Commn;oners Office. an Tfl
ltreet, on Saturday the 30h day Of January infant
AZ ten O'Clock A. N. 70 lee il they viii content 70 the
payment Of haf of the charter oflchooner Predent
on her late voyage TO France, ana to direct thereon
as they may think proper.
JOSIAH TUCKLR, ASS, oxEe.
Part land, Jan. 23
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25
It is pomble,

,r i. number which flaIl draw the hghtf
4 the 9Th clan Of 44nzEeag Gan Y Lottery, is
! 5nJrawn lcke:s which viii he kept a
saas \" Son.er for falc at JENKs & CLARE's Book
81 ~ wheels are very rich, and the drawing goes
fst tr Jan. IS.
.f,b. MAssA CHUSETTS REGISTER, for
Z" Il ALTO, ALMANACKS, of different
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25

Tbofe Who are indebted to faid WHEELER,
a. saate Of JAMES LARRABEE, deceafed, are
1. rsoneaed to make payment
800 gan 10, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25
Mr.. GaHatin'S Reb0rt.

LETTER from the SECRETARY of the TREAS a ".
accompanying Report, and fuudry other fate
ments prepared IN Puriuance Of the at fuPplemen-
tary the aa, inttu.cd In aa b eGa5l6 Je IRA
Ja,y DEPARTMENT.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25
TrsgElyy Dstar.men,, Deeemg.r u. 1901.

7rsgGyy Detzrt@er', December 70, 1897.
SIR,
HAVE the honor % inclofc Report, prepared il
obedience to the directions Of The a9 Gupp emcnlry to
he at Untitled AN act to c(}ablh the Trca.ury De-
parment - have the honor 70 be, very rcf2ecFu w.
Sir, your mott obedent Ervant
ALBERT GALLATIN.
To the honorable the Speaker Of the
Houle Of Representatives,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25

THE ERaJe Of EBENEZER COVE, late Of
B4gecombs, in tie county Of Lincoln, Mariner,
dsceafed, being rePrelented niolvent, and the fnb
fcribers appointed Commilioners 10 receive and
examine all clan Of the ieveral Creditors 10 laid
Efate-hereby give notice, that they fhall attend
for that purpoie At The late Dwelling ou(e Of the
aforefaiI Ebenezer Cove, in taid EdE5conbe, On
the frt Tllfday Of ;Ae fix following months, from
;wo to fix o'clock il the afternoon.
MOSES DAVIS, -
Edgecom6e, jan 70, Sol.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25

,s ror lale, AZ his 1inP near the Hay.markct, q
n.,o1 aaortmeat Of WESTINDIA GOODS *
AA,ASrERIEs, cheap as at any chop 10 Portland.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25

l3artusrc.tY Dlo1021.
THE Copartuerfl.ip IF WASEBURN 3, COOK, was
4 djGvlved the FRI day Of this month. by mur.el
content RUFUS WASHBU2N
5ILVANU5 COOK.
Poyfi1a!, @a7. 17,I29l
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fnbf:ribers
N have been duly appointed Executors of The
lat viii ana tetament Of JOHN STINSON, lac
Of Gr0rgtf9zVa, n the county of Lincoln, Etduire,
deceared; and have undertaken that trua by Civ
ing bond as the law directs ALI perfons, there
fore, having demands aFainf the efate of faid de.
ceartd, are defred 70 exhibit the fame for fettie-
mem ard aiinl,b'edt3 (aid eltate, are rrqurncd
10 make immediate naTment.
DAVID GILMAN, }
ERENEZFR DFLANO, : Executors.
WILLIAM STINSON,j
Cssr2ef9zyn, Jan. 20, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25

AhI 'he lad Proprietors voted and afefled Tax Of
1y( III @oaTi TOR the year r709 On each Projectors
Ls"' hi4'd town, and committed he fame 70 the fad
Andrew Rogers Efq to coe,4 And rbe whole oflad
II" 'NI"'o"e lakn1w appears be due and imp AID.
Hhu whereas AL the above ,rea.@.ncd Taxes have
oeoh Pnued and F4h'ihad by Nc f4d Andrew ROGERS
fl4 HI he Law directs yet perion has appeared 70
Gil 7irgc the lame. Therefore, 6pBf rotisi y k,y.ky
S'7.7 hAt une's the above mtn ioned Taxes ana n-
Is venlnG charge thereon arc pail on on before him
aIy '9s i5t5 6y e( A1rA next n much u ,he d-In-
CANT fT'nre ors Lands. \, vil W. lutfci.rt wy d,r
charge the lad Taxes and intervening charges hertor
W." DR. lo'd At Pao.lc VcadIe To tie higheh bidder un
me iald 55 dy o Atl,d, next at 10 oi th1 o!cc5 IA
thc io,iHoon a' the dwelling houfe Of Capt Abraham
Pray I7nholdtr n taid lcbmon Tbr Ven3Yc ,viu
continue and he adjourned from day ID day ana from
Iiss & time : occafon may require,
oouMcus GOODWIN S S,e,s, 's p mt. y az y
THOMAS KICKER, Lo11, fr 90, b,,,syf y
ANDREW ROGERS. tzx.5
6G-ozI 05. 73, 1907. J3n.z5-5w)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25

Gate 2otice.
THE partnerthiP If DEARBORN < BECKETT,
[ was dfrolved on the 6Ih inf. by mutual canlent.
All perfons having accounts open with fad firm, are
rsqueaed 10 make an mnlcd ate Excitement
SIMON DEARBORN,
WILLIAM BECKETT.
Portland, Jan. as, 1907.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27

Ih,fi be allowed to fay Few words,
n relation to the cafe of Mr.. Tracy. 1
am no, fa,isfed with the opinion or the
conduit of the committee in relation to it.
The Gervice rendered by Mr.. Tracy was
10, incompatible with his appointment, of
ienator. He wa, employed to viht the
pots on the frontiers, and 10 collect for
RI, g9,ccLment, all the material in.orma-
ton ,elyetting them. This was very
delicate, confidential and difficult tervice,
ba, the employment contributed no office.
II was GmPle asency, confined to a iia-
gle occaGo1. performed under the inHruc-
sions, but no conmi!lion. Bat Er, i! the
cafe Of Mr.. Tracy prsfented any thing irs
regular, fonc of IS conceived that he
cal. OF If. Dawion, Haniing en- the i4me
g,o4ad u&sni alto TO have been ttaied in
the report. The gentleman from MARY
;ant, has con,endei 10 day, that there is
a difference between the cafes. | am fen
fnle Of the difference. The one Is the
cafe Of Mr.. L. the other is the cafe or Mr.
D. | mean 70 impute no blame TO the cafe
Of Mr.. D. .ce nothing in it to cen
fcre, but Gill coniidering it in every ma
,erial rtfpca, the fame with that ofiMr.
Tracy, there was equal reafon for making
it part of the report. The chief ground
on which it has been attempted 10 ditln-
guiih the cafes is, that MIR. Tracy was a
Senator, at the time when he was fent on
his milton, and that when Mr.. d. was
appointed to his, he was not member of
this hoaic. This difin6tion exits, but
] truit lhall be able clearly to hew,
tha, it is not material. And give ne
leave here to tel the gentleman from Viz.
GINA (Mr. DaN(onl that in attempting
to imPeach the credit always due TO the
fatements Of ny honorable friend from
Connecticut, the imputed miRatement,
a,ofe from his own Interpretations. -
The gentleman from Connecticut, did not
mean to fate, tina, he was member of
the hou(e at the time of his appointment,
hut that he was member during period
tina, he was rendering ietv!ce under execa-
tive. inilru6iiors.sss
CTo be coutiaaed.)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27

lure IS, fpoke the hip samfon, Saunu-
ell Minot, I9 days from N. York, bound
to Madras, lat. 80 4s, N. long. SO, A.,
w. all we'll.
July s, fpoke the brig Hole, captain
Knox, IS days from Philadelphia bound
to ST. Euaatia, las. zo, 6S, N. long. So,
80, w.
July 7, fpoke the (choDncr Sophia, 10
days from New Bruniwick, N. c. bound
to Barbados, lat. a9, N. long. 60, w.
July S, fpoke the fchooner Columbia,
IS days from Edcnson, N. c. bound
TO Antigua lat. 20, co, n. !oHg. 81,
90, W.
Jolly II, fpoke fehoooe' Z days from
New Haven hound TO Martinique, lat.
81, CO, N. long: 66, 50, ".
July 10, poke the 'hip bri&ol, Packet,
Nathaniel Phillips S days from Bolton
bound to the Havana, lar. s., II, N
long. 6S, 90, ".
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
NEW. YORK, Iuly -.

Arrived, u. S. ihip EGsx, Bainbridsc,
Gibraltar; ich'r Little John, Fowler,
Curacao.
Cleared, hips Ambition, Brown, Ma
di;d; Bru;us, Banker, Havre- de- Grace !;
brigs Peace, M'Kce, New Providence :;
kiizs. Swaine, Liibon ich's William,
and Mary, Denfmore do. Sally and Ann,
Godfrey, ST. Viocents and St Thomas !;
Maria, Finn, Falmouth iioop Fanny,
Tucker, St. Vincents.
Shjp Oliver El!worth, Henry, from
this port, has arrived at the River de La
Plate in 5 days; fhe WAS permitted to
enter Immediately on her arrival.
Arrived EHce 0ur LGf.
L. S. ihiP Ehex, captain 5ainbridGe,
from . cruite, lae from Gibraltar, 10 8
DAYS. OF Cape ST. Vincen,s, tpoke fh;p
Philadelphia, Razer, OF ard from Phila
dciYh.a, bound to Alicant, out y days.
On The 18th infant, in the Gulph Stream
the EHcx carried away her fore and mar
to- II #. # TWO Il, n'ove,board, VIZ
Iohn Bradley OF Baltimore, ard John Wi
ley of Philadelphia.
Sch'r Little John, Fowler, IS days
from Curracoa. Left at Curracoa, ich'r
Rambler, Tyler, of New York, TO fail in
& days brig Hound, Fuller IN. York,
10 fail in 10 days.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
PHILADELPHIA, }uly -.

CAPT. GiEsa, # TIE Ftp Farmer. 1fan
Bsrara"x, Lu there, May a., tie JaL
o7rins 5'D:h:
Ships Delaware. Smith, Philadelphi
Hazard, AyAer, Wilmington; Lydia,
Hayward, ChaIicGon; Print, Downing
Lee, Georgetown; Sheffield, Lynch, N.
York; lcde,lon, Maccowdry, Bottom !;
Felicity, Reed, Philadelphia; Diana,
Sterling. New York. BEigs Waning
Ton. Donavar, Philadelphia; Hannah
>Grahsm, DO. Globe, Bingham, dc. Phi
lar,hrcYy, Wa,ion, New Yoik Betty,
B!a0kI, Ra!'imore Friendhip, Gibs,
Salem; hicd, Ropes, DO. Eliza, Low,
Philadelphia :; Helena, Carpenter, York
town; John, COlkeron, Bolton; Tiger,
Farley, &c. kiizabsih, Of \. York, ifom
Havana Rececca, O'Hara, in the river
fror Cha;lsfor.
S1hr. Somelitt, Byown, ofand from BAL
tinorc.
Ship Baonapar,c, cap,. Harris, fIou, n.
York, 20 days pafage.
The ichr. Two Friends, from Tener;tfe
Capt. O. ." zig fGgasr lteke IKE faA;7r.zs
SSrFsis
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
LONDON FEMALE FASHIONS.

May II.
Silver nets for the head are coming in
to vogue white and gold have an ele-
giant effect. Diamond crefcents,i n turban
ala Tire, are much admired they are
emblematical of the chsfity of the fair
wearers. The hair worn off lone eye
brow, a-la. Reeamier, ieems TO obtain fone
parti(ans. For full drelS, robes of white
PerGan, covered with 6lver net, Geeves
ala Misrrva, faRened up with diamond
loops, a FLYER gauze peticoat, feftocned up
on one Gde =; and few daihing bells leem
tofpors beneath, trowieTs of white fa.in or
tiIver muflin,appearing below the peticoat.
Shoes for frIl-drefs are iometimes diff.
carded, and luperb fandal, in the lyle of
the ancien,s, laced up with filver OF va
riegated cords are often fabaituted.
For walking new fpecies Of hat will
be adopted, coniilting of traw, large,
turned up at each Gde, the crown rather
long and to be worn withou. any ,ibbon
or any ornament: They are very tsc m
ing.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
Iuly a..
NORFOLK, July II.

Arrived, fcAr. Martha, Boyd, Clark,
from Montego Bay.
Sal ed On the 4th inf. in co. with the
fchr. JoGah Parker, capt. Wooderd, for
this port. July S, of the Colloredos,
ipcke the fchr. Chance, capt. Wet, from
KingAon, bound TO Baltimore, who in
formed, that the fchr. Nautilus, captain
Priechard, from Kingfon, bound to Balti-
more, had been truck with Lightning,
which fhivered his forcmaR, and foretop-
naE to pieces, and killed two men. The
lightning went out at her bows, which
injured the Nautilus 70 much, as to oblige
her to pat into Savanna Ia Mar, where
not being able to procure fpars, he intend
cd 70 the Havanna 70 repair.
July 10, the Coxcombs bearing S. +. 7
or 8 leagues, tpoke the brig Calliope, capt.
Naih, 7 day is from King!lOn, bound to this
Vort.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27

1exr, eamJat The Alg.yms boarlsdtbe Por-
txsnst and carried Der. The Po,txgnet
ba, 3.z men landed btre, and AZ titled
and qvomded. The AIgerine bad 80 kill
ed. 4 great affair to Aigt,s-amd fri
gate end ers7v is a hj, and dJ1oner to Per-
fnsal, 1vkieb ennnet be yetrtOed.
I" 7bn day THE Dey declared tknt oil
thrjsian coyiavs (Which bis eoylaus @onla
/rnd in, that @ouH net b00e Mediter,ane-
an t40baui, @oaM be condemned and con-
fdeyed a. encnif;.-Tbis 7vGs The Gselara.
tim Of he Dcy TO tbe French Coyjai." .
Tn. Editor OF the Clcf du Cabinet, of
the 3oth May, makes the following COM
men, oA the paragraph publiihed yeaerday
itrom j London paper headed Frsncd &C.
Gcra!s;
Some Englifh Journalists ever ingenious
in in:en,:ng what may debate the French,
have pub lilhed ia dc/aut correspondence
of the Generals Resnier, DcRaing and
Menou: the ablardity of thete letters is
gro(sly apparent-The Engli(h journaliIts
have undoubtedly miitaken the fyle of the
porlers in London for tha. of the General
officers Of France. Generals Regnier and
Deaaing might have reafons tor not liking
each other: but mott certainly they knew
too well what was due to their compani-
cns in arms, to permit any thing to appear
ia their letters tina, would d;fhonour the
writers: an! French officers, in their cor
refpondence, have never written equivo-
caliy, relpcaiog their perfonal valour and
courage. Ihefe letters appear to have no
other aim than to augment diicord, and
to excite general officers to fight each
other. The hatred which ,hete journa-
lifts ,eaify aga;nt Gen. Menou, honors
him they win to render his bravery
doubtful he has been twice wounded by
muiket balls in the Vendean war he was
the frf of all the French who landed in
Egypt; the frt who entered Alexandria,
through the breach, at the head of his gre
uadiers if he was obliged to leave Egypt,
he was the lait who did 10; and the iofs
of that 6ne country cannot be attributed
to his want of courage or frmne(s.
The French government has granted a
PenEon to the widow of Gen. Deftaing,
who fell in duel with Gen. Regnier.
Gen. y. commanded the fourth light in
fantry leveral years. He ditinguilhed
himfelf in, every action in which his corps
was engaged as chief of battalion and
chief of brigade he received FIVE honorable
wounds. Appointed brig adler general for
a brilliant action in the field of battle of
the Pyramids, he was made general Of di-
viGon the following campaign. At the
battle of Aboukir, the 9TH Thermidor,
year 7, he commanded the light Infantry
of the advanced guard, and by the good
difpofson which he formed of his troops,
he broke the front line of the Turks, and
drove them into the fea. The goth Ven.
tote, year 9, Gen. Menou gave him the
command OF the advance guard but he
was feveTcly wounded at the commence
ment of the action. He returned to
France, much manned in confequence of
his wounds.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
EXPORTED

From the Port of PHILADELPHIA, from til
If Of April to June 5o.h, 1902, bot
days incluGye.
1855 Barrels Flour,
o,947 Half do.
749 Hogiheads Indian Corn Meal,
SOFA BarreIsdo.
70 Half do.
1896 Barrels Rye Flour.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
alsra.,orta aonertiser.
TUESDAY, July y.

Extaa efa letter from a rsl4eRabh Gen.
tlcmcu IN Bourdeaax, to bis friend in BgC
ton, dated .1"ue 2.
"P9Lhcs, 4vhicb fer ia mary years, la,
agit7tfd re miads If CIR citizens, 9 (Which
10 juLsc 1rom yonr Ne7yboters, Fill GprGa
tbsjt of Jo2,i, kavs /aJfdsd, and teobh
begin t, beitr~e, tbsi az The zvb0h, as much
rs0lba33irsG mylbe tfh, in briHg g0Oersed
as in govrrning, we therefore, have at
la!t, awarded OH Con(ul, all he has aked
tor; and every one thus far, is conten.ed."
Estra9s ofe knsrtrom IN ontbsniic farce
at 4Igers, datsasbs !4th cid 5.b Nay,
1904.
"ou tie ae'b March /ai!sd yfvs Algs-
,5us c0yGairs-0 ard on tie 2otb o}Apui/aa-
ed (rvsn. Totbis aate fhy h4vr /cnt in
t7vo NeapoliAns, takss zv,5iu one mile Of
7anlar ala tsvo S1anj@ 7c9tLs, ene loaded
7u!tb /Hsar, condemned for a tie
ott.y saok tie Ahfgn:r' fer a pirate, ard
ab43aa.ed Ills vsgcl, CID CT ttii accom-. is
eenatmard, cargo q 7ybcGt.
"7bers has eJfo this day 0,siued an
.4igc~;ae es,tar, trirgmg er:tb hin .7r0
Frtnc5 J,iss, qyb;cb rrere deRiaed tor the
Wsf- Lndies. TIE Alstrine jays they fred
i7vo saus at him and FIR this they are itnf
liz, BIT IIub3gs 7viN be cleared.
son the 3ya March, t7v0 S7vfati and
one .dmer;eau tngate evtrs erRjfng Of
T,itoh. To that date matking had been
taken ky TIE I,EpsAtne coy/airs, (Which 'ouere
then oil III port.
I5tk-7bis da, Grrived az Aige,Me A.
gan r;sate, and broagbt with her g P0r-
sxs"s/: fig9sf ef A. sSss. Affer ttu0
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
From THE BeJtef News- Letter.
SONG-wHIMs1ouLA


ss!t7sd from the Me4u Carrie Oter4,
CALLED
THE CABINET,
WRITTEN BY Mr.. DIBDIN.
A bachelor leads an eafy lie,
Few folks that are wed, live better;
A man may live well with very good
wife,
But the puzzle is, HOW to get her.
There are PRETTY GOOD wives, & FRET.
TY BAD wives,
And wives neither one thing nor 'other;
And, as for the wives who (coid all their
lives,
I'd fooner wed Adams grandmother.
Then, ladies and gents, if to marriage in
clin'd,.
May deceit or i'll humor ne'r trap yc!
May thofe who are Jingle, get wives to
their mind,
And thole who are married, live hap.
.py.!
Sonie chufs their ladies for cafe, or for
grace,
Ora pretty turned foot as they're walk,
ing;
Some chute 'em for figure, and fome for a
face,
But very few chule 'em for talking
Now as for the wife / cou'd follow thro'
life,
IT'S ihe who can ipeak Gneerely
Who, not over nice, can give good ad-
vice.,
And love a good hufband dearly.
So ladies and gents, when to wedlock in
clin'd,
May deceit, and i'll humor ne'er trap
ye!
May thofe who are Jingle, find wives to
their mind,
And thofe who are married, live hap.
py!
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
BALTIMORE, Idly "a.

Arrived chr Milford, csrt. Atwood,
20 days froul Jamaica, and j from ST.
Jago De Cuba. Lett there brig Ruby,
capt. Owen, Of Baltimore, and a brig from
New York, name unknown. Spoke, III
lat. 81, long. IS, fhip Anna, from New
York, bound to New Orleans. Flour had
been up to great price at St. Jaso, but a
number of veiie!s arriving under the Spa
nith flag, had reduced t &c fourteen dol
lars.
July II.
Arrived the Engliih fch'r Venus, capt.
Newooll, IS days from Martinique
Left there, brig Fair American, capt. Man.
nins, OF Baltimore, after $ days pailage
July IS, in lax. Il 4S, long. 81 s., fpok'
ich'r Harmony, Clark, from New Yogl;
bound to Jamaica, out IS days. July y.
in lat. 80 a., long. 10 IS, fpcke the ihiI
Diana, from Bottom, bound to the Hawai-.
ma.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
N O T &c E.

The partnerfhip of the fubfci-
bers lately trading at Colchefer, under
the firm of Wulter s. Bell, Il Co. ceafed
by mutual content upon the 18th day of
September laa.-Such perfons as may
yet have claims sgainft them are deGred
to exhibit the fame to Walter Smith in
George Town, for fettlemens and thofe
indebted to them, whole accounts yet re-
main unadjufed, are requeaed to fettle
the fame with Waller S. Belt Of Colchef.
ter, without delay.
WALTER SMITH,
WALTER S. BELT.
Colcheier, July II, 1902.
Ayo,
The partnerlhip Of the fubGcri-
bers under the firm Of William S. Belt S5
ca. was dillolyed this day by mutual con-
fent.-The claims exiting againa them
will be fettled by W. Smith in George
Town when exhibited and thofe indebt-
ed ere requeaed to make immediate Fay-
nlent to William S. Bell of Loudoun.
WILLIAM S. BELT,
WALTER SMITH,
WALTER S. BELT.
Church Road, Loudoun County, Virg.
July 18th, 1907. J
7bs bgExeG 4ciN be continued BY VIM.
S. Belt end Walter Smith, at the /ame
place, and Hnasr the /Gme firm.
July II. IawAt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27

4 meeting Of the Jhbteribers 10
the Coffee HOgIe IS requsfed on
Wednejday evening next. Il fune.
tuak attendance IS loAeltsd.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27

White Perdan fhort pelices, trimmed
with broad white lace, are extremely ek.
giant feme prefer lilac or buff.
Lace is generally worn, it is introduc-
ed into all parts Of the drefs the petti-
coats, pocket holes, Aeeves, icarts, and
even the parifols, are trimed with it,
The prevailing coulours are lilac, pale
pink end fraw.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27
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21 Tierces Bottled Porter
London Brown Stout,
10 Quarter oaks Port Wine, and guam
tity of Liverpool and Lifbon Salt i; loy
for cah or approved paper.
VIM. HODGSON.
July Z. 3
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
NICOLAS CEFrROY,

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and Cenevs Wsfebes and TIims- Pieefs, qOb,eb be
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srafsf Jef6im.
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Wboie/als and Retail, all kinds Of c1ezo-
siily, impaired and fibs iafsf tel6ion,; e6fef,i
geld and 6IOsr ebaalefn; Slatrd ard brej5 cam
dfsfieks /; piated and B,iansia fea-bob DIRK,
(raA Jzo0,ds and bavgen; /; PLATED 6ifp. 9irryss
and /pars fro-f,eys; fs,fos andi,srs, .@srfi and
tong, !; easLsy vsye Of aHkmd,; a,gbf and day
M -gjeSSs; ladi0 and genfitmtn'' 1setsf-boet' !;
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Z, bar; p<yfxmsy sfaH Ands. from Lou6ea and
Pa,b; hair -POtvSf, fa,eb .Baytey:jxgay. and
fgar fixab,; ssav@ Jtgar, !; bsd MoAa5aS q
Sfofeb IrIF; arda great 0arieiy ef efb<r arielts.
too nSmsr0S' 10 ig,sn IN an AdVsnysmest.
Newport, May -, 1907. I9tf