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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05
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MoNDAr, APRIL 5, 1909.

Citizens Of I3Ortlano,
ATTENDt
THIS DAY you arc called upon to eEercife the
noble privilege Of eIecaing your rulers. Il duty
you owe your country fparr few moments of vour
time 70 this all important right This day will Be de-
'efmned the momentous queltion whether the people
u ms Commonwealth adhere 10 the found maxims of
sner anceors, or have embraced the dsitru6lve prn
e'pss OF modern phofoPhy .-ThoLe who fubfcribe to
ne arrogant preentions Of the felfied ancient do
un'on, and ready 70 re the New England States
become facilities 70 proud Virginia, will not vote for
hr' orRosc as Governor, for be Is warm lend 10
ias oationai contribution. which is predcated upon the
sqla rights Of the States.
7 nolc who love their country, who conGder the
ttaera Coniturion lis ben protection who Win well
2 81 Commerce and Fifheres. and all the numerous
N@aes Rhioh depend thereon will this day give their
so1es Tor CALEB STRONG as Governor-for he ar
'ed q frame that conflitution-he efpoufed its caue
II ms state Conventon-and he in Congrcfs advocated
s laws which have made their country rich and prof.
Porous.
citizens, the National Contribution is to be preerv-
saoY the National Minority, as it is called. Thofe
0~ n power have ever hated and oppofed thofe mea-
.u's' which have made nation-TheY dare nor
openly and avewedy defroy the Contribution, but
they are taking the more ure way, they are undermine
ag it-they with its downfall, and Will effect it, Can
ing ethiopian change his ikn' Can an Autifederalift
use the Contribution The fame monofyllable will
@"~er both quehons. Ciiizens Governor STRONG
~, n+ nsen ried IN the baance and not found wanting
1ea troubles come, he viii be an able and willing
"a uaient OF protection 10 you-Attend aud give your
s@ge' Say not yoa cannot leave your buGnels ff
~ oDtts; aud that after che hour Of leaving your
sAnsis IS tuffc cnr - n,ed not mention that the
- OF EsfsE n Rgliss as Lieutenant Governor
-'Ss'y S''r-r and 5sba cs5isg Senator's will be
Win that Of Caleb STRONG Governor by
10y FEDERALIST.
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Tcuts' l90rt!ann Parfne ItG.
Port OF PoRlLANp.


SATURDAY., Abrii s,
Arrived brig Fortune, capt. Daniel BagIey, 40 days
from Trnidad.-Lef there, fhip sam(on, capt. TIb-
bets. OF Portimouth b. ig America, Dormon, Kenne-
bunk fchooner Hero, Savage, Portfmouth /; ihip
Ssahorie. Seward, Cspe Ann; fchooner Hope Mef-
rill, Saibury; fchooncr Mary Aulin, Bath.-Left at
the Vineyard, brig Sally, Tnuc Portfmouth which
had ran ahore = The fchoouer Union, capt Rogers.
Of Cape Ann, from ST. Thomas, calt away on
Elizabeth laand, 28th ut. vefe md cargo lof.-The
hP Ocean, capt. Snow, Of this port, Tarpolng
Cave, when capt BAgey left the Vineyard.
Arrived at Ball. on the a4th inf fchooner Fortune
owned by Capt. John Dunlap, Of Bruufwick While
the veie lay anchor IN Demarara, the mate was UNI
fortunately drowned in attempting to fave the boy
and on their homeward paliage, the matter and fon
Of Capt Dunlap, died with fever, in the latitude of
Bermuda. The vefel then left in the care of a
man and two swho totally unacquainted with
navgation.-They however purified the courfe which
the matter ihort time before his death gave them,
and made Block Hand They foon after fell in with
Vineyard Pilot who conducted them fafely into Ken.
nehec River.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05

and value Of the principle which they
.re about TO annihilate. If your Judges
80 independent Of political changes,
tbev may have their preferences, but
,bey will not enter into the fpirit Of par
j But let their cxilfence depend up
on the fupport of the power Of "a certain
(rt of men, and they cannot be Impair
,;al. Iulice will be T. odden under foot.
Your courts will lole all public conf
dence and refpe6f.
The Judges will Ne fupported by their
rartizans, who in their turn will ex-
pea impunity for the wrongs and VIC
ience they commit. The fpirit of par
i will be inhamed to madnefs and
ne moment is not far of when this fair
country is to be delolated by civil war.
Do not fay that yourender the judges
dependent only on the people.-You
make them dependent on your Pref
dent. This is. his meafure. The fame
tide of public opinion which changes a
prefdent, willchangethem ajoritiesinthe
branches of the Legislature. The leg
iaature will be the inltrument of his
ambition, and be willhave the courts as
the infrument of his vengeance, he uGes
the Legislature TO remove the Judges,
that he may appoint creatures of his
own. In effect, the powers of the gov
eminent will be concentrated in the
hands of one man, who will dare to act
with more boldnefs, becaufe he will be
heltcred from reiponiibility.-The in
dependence ofthe Judiciary was the fell
city of our contribution. 1t was this
principle which was to curb the fury Of
party upon fuddeH changes. The frlt
moments of power, gained by a fruggie,
are the mott vindi6tive and Incorporate.
Railed above the form, it was the Judi
ciary which was to controul the fiery
zeal, and to quell the fierce paGions of
victorious faction.
We are ftanding on the brink of
that revolutionary torrent, which de-
luged in blood one of the fairef coun-
tries Of Europe.
i France had her national ahemblv.
more numerous md equally popular
with our own. She had her tribunals
ofjultice, and her juries. But the le-
gilIature and her courts were but the
infrumentS of her deltruaion. Acts
Of prolcription and Gentences Of banilh-
ment and death were paGed in the cab
met of a tyrant. Proftrate your judges
athe feet Of party, and you break
down the mounds which defend you
from this torrent. | am done. [
ihould have thanked my God for grea-
Ter power to reflt mealure 70 dedruc-
tive to the peace and hapPinels Of the
country. My feeble efforts can avail
nothing. But it was my duty to make
them. The meditated blew is mortal,
and from the moment it is truck, we
may bid a final adieu to the conltitu-
ten"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05

AT "A COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR RAG rorN
TY OF CUMBERLAND, HOLDEN AT PoRTLaND
vITgIS AND FOR SAID COUNTY, ON TIE rim I
TUESDAY OF FEBRUARY, Al D. tSoa.
NN the petition of JOSEPH HICKS. and TAG.
~ PER MARTIN of North yarmouth. and
THOMAS PAIN, of FreePorf, in fad comfy, new
ing, That they are iuteFeRed with the Heirs NJ
JEREMIAH POWELL and Others 10 them unknown.
in parcel or trset of land Containing two hundred
and eighty acres being lot number eleven, fituated
10 the Gore 10 faid North Yarmouth. and living IN
common and undivided in the following proportion.
dividing the fame into nine flares :-Tofeph Hicks
one ihare and an half Jafper Martin one fhare,
and Thomas Paine one half of a lhare ;--thatthey
are deiirous OF holding and enjoying their refpec.
tive parts and flares 10 feveralty, and therefore
praying this Court hat they would order partition
thereof 70 be made, and their feveral parts and
ihares let off and divided from the reh aereeably
10 law of this Commonwealth in fuch cafes
made and provided.
ORDERED-Thatthe Petitioners caufe the few
eral Perfons intereted ID faid eate and living with
10 the fate, or the Atorneis Of fucn as are abfent
and have att0rnies refiding within the State, to be-
duly notified Of fad petition, by ferving than per
ionably with copy thereof, or leaving copy at
their dwelling houfe or laf place of abode, or BY
interting the fubfsnce Of the fame three weeks
fuccetiively IN one or more OF the public News
Paper, that they may have opportunity % make
their exception 10 this Court On the third Taef-
day of June next, to their granting the fame.
AIteG, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05

BALTIMORE, MARCO "a.
EarHt7 Of letter for member Of CoagysG to agere5aut Ia
tbs City, dated tbr 71a in.
Every dilpuie with Great b ifain is At an end
know not he Preeiie fun are to pay, bur believe
70 BE- 100000 fterling payable in years that IS
one third down, ap@ &c third annually. Do not be
alarmed Al this ready to met and bay evsyy claim
and yet REPEAL tie internal faxes
An amendment TO the old Judiciary Syhem will
De before The Senate tomorrow, perhaps TO day by
which the upreme judgeswill each have circuit court
ehSnaed, over which he will pre6de and by which
the lame courts will be held, without additional judges
that wers ordered under the Taft law"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05
ais HE HONEST ="

faFryf}HS LTaEgwa! Sps,eb.
DAVID Howe, Elq. late pom mailer Caline, has
bern removed from office, and GEORGE TYLER,
spponted 70 lucced him.
Mr.. Howe is univerlary known and acknowledged
To be Of reputable character, perfectly correct
in bis morals, and Of great c4ndor and modsr in
his political fenhmepts.
For the character Of hi succehor, we advife Mr..
Jefferion's " Gaen, 10 enquire of the mh4bta
of the ia4n5 on which he has reided, previous his
appantmentof the leading characters in the Lcgla-
Of MafIachuvttsl both federal and antfedera-oi
the kcrg citizens In the Of Bottom where he was
born federal and anledorzl of General D-Noorn the
iosS PROPRIETOR Of opinions and appointments 10 the
Di1tct Of Maine--lud Of the records Of the DhriG
Courr Of Maine by judgment Of which he is no7V
dJY4aLfei from boleg vie under tie U1ifed Sfafef
unlefs feven years hAy- expired ince he onvtted
Of cheating the federal Government.
Gen. Dearborn can give proper anfSers to moR Of
thele enquiries he was Martial Of this D lriet,
the time This f@z and eozflat Of the new Admniltra
ton, brought 10 tae bar Of public iuItice
Il is laid, that Gnce the difmiaai Of Mr. Howe, the
Respectable part of the community thar vicinity, do
choole tx thar letters ia that of.e, bur lcnd
them to Bucknon, for more JsJg conveyance.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05
Portland Academy.

HI lruitees of the Portland AeaSeuy, are hereby
a notified that there next femi annual meeting. will
be holden at the Subscribers Dwelling Houfe in Port
land IN Wednesday the I4h inf at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon. SAMUEL FREEMAN, Sserstsv
PorflaHsi Afra Sd, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05
To be Sold.

Near The Landing al Broad CoVe, Norbyarmontb,
on very reaj5Habe term,
flight LOTS OF GOOD LAND-from "a acres
11to 30 two Of them have Barns and other build.
lngs and comfortable part of the different Lots are
IN high fate OF cultivation. Of the Printer
ANrif
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05

gentleman from Warrington. on Whole corrsapef.
we can rely, orms us that he well aured thar the
government has received cfical Information Of the
ceilon Of LouiGana to the French and thar part
O me Tor TENT out by the WeR-India fleet defined
for that place. lGsz " 81
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05

~-yutAttLs
In this town by hs Rev. .lr Kellogg, Deacon VIII
liam JENKs. 70 Mrs SALLY Freeman.
AT Wnflnw, Mr.. John P4rfhieY, Of Bath 70 Miis
TersGA Clark.
At Bath, Hamphrey burlington, EGq 70 Mfs Sally
Hggns-Mr. Thomas Whitney to Miis Abigail Star
boa d, Of Toplhom
Al Bofoo, Mr. John Livingston, to Nlifs Abigail
Shed.-Mr Ebenezer Herring 70 Mls. Nancy Call. Z
DieU.
At Brunfwick Mrs. ELIzABETH DUNNiNo in the Cad
year of her age-widow OF the late Andrew Dunning
Efq-In her united the afesfjonate mother faith
ful friend, and charitable chriian. Her nefs was
long aud tedious, which ine bore with that patience
wherein the chriftiAn character is exemplihed, and
eloled the aR moments Of her exi9Snce with FIRM
lance on Ieus ChrR for falvation.
On his pahage from Denarara, Mr.. SAMuLL Dun
LAP, aged a., fon Of John Dunlap, Efq Of Brunfwick
At Philadelphia, an INDIAN CHEF, Of the shawn
nefe tribe.
AT Bolton Mr.. BENJAmIN CoBB merchant aged a..
Mr.. BE1JAMIN Wars. aged 54.-Mrs. ALicE Ho
mER aged 2S,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05
To be Sold,

44nd immediate pe9s5Tos giOea,
a FARM ftuated in LiVer1s0ys containing nearly
n Seventy acres Of excellent Land, under good i'm
Provemsnt with Buildings in good repair. Said farm
wilt DC fold at reduced price, for calh in part and
good lecurity for the remainder ia two years
For further information apply the fubfcribcr near
the Premiies DAVID LEARNED.
Lfvey7q0rs ATsreB az, r8oa
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05

Edward 81. Loe Livsrmore, Efq. isreurove1 from
the Office of Naval officer At Por,lmouh, To make
room for Nathaniel Foliom, Elq one Of the ''fec''
which :" fceh po7vtr, and targets right
Commodore Truxton, is faid 70 have reG5ned his
comm lion in the navy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05
Wanted.

'WO or three Journeyme1, and one or two
Apprentices to the SHOEMAKING BUSI-
NESS.-ApPIy to JOAN & SEra PHfLLIPs, oppo
fire Jones Row, Fore hreet. P0rfi1aS, april
He lu6cribers, having been duly appointed COM
i miflioners BY the Hon William Corbam, Judge 6f
Probate for the county Of Cumberland TO receive and
examine the claims the eItate Of THOMAS AR
NALD late ct Portland, mariner deceaed, rrpreented
Iniovent hereby give notice 70 the creditors TO fad
deceaIed, 10 bring in their claims the aid COM
mhoRers, who will attend fad bufinels at the Office
Of Ebenezer Mayo, ETC Fin 5reet. Portland the fri
Mondays OF May, June, and July next from % 8 q
clock +, M. DANIEL TUCKER,
EBENEZER MAYO.
WILLIAM CRABrREE.
PorfE1aS 65yif CD 2oy
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05

BE ubleriber hereby gives notice all concerned
shst having been duly appointed adminilrator
on the eitate Of JOHN VEAZIE, Jun late Of Port
Laad in the county Of Cumberland mariner, deceafed
hast4ken upon him that truf, and given bond a. the
law directs He therefore reoGefts All perons who
are indebted to fad deceafeds Cltae 10 make imme-
date payment; and lhofe who have any demands
thereon % exhibit the fame to the ConhiRioners ap-
Pointed to examine them JAMES GARDNER.
P'yflaat Nayeb a, 1902,
AE the iublcribers, appointed bv the Hon VII
" liam Gorham Efq Judge Of Probste for the
county OF Cumberland, Commifiouers 70 receive and
examine the claims on the eltAte OF JOHN VEAZIE,
juN late Of Portland, in faid county, mariner de-
eeaed, rePrelented inlolvert. and tx monrhs being
allowed tor thar purpofe-hereby give notice. THAI we
lhal meet az the dweihng-honfe Of ToHH vFAzIE. in
Portland On the feccnd Tueiday of April and the fve
following monks, from FIVE until eight o'clock, y. A.
where all perlons who have claims arc defred 70 cx.
hiot then. JOHN THRASHER,
DANIEL COBB. CsusiEaaey.
RUFUS WASHBU2N
l79FfLrnS AffyA A. re,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05

i appears by an arrival Il NevaYork, thai he De.
Hn.Ne treaty between France and Great Britain, va;
not concluded on the aoth FEBRUARY.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05

A itray Cow and Calf.
TAKEN up, red and white ffrsy COW, which
L now has Caff.-fhe owner may have both Cow
and Calf by applying to the fubfcriber. and payiDq
charges. MARY SMITH. 7
PorignS AprH s., Boa
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05

Citizens Of PORTLAND,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
TO BE SOLD
For Ready Money.

Pursuant to a Decree ofthe Fede-
raj Cvexi Court of the United States,
for The DiFria Of pirgnia, III a )G't BE-
t7ceen the executors Of Haa6ays pam
tif5, and the t,gfees Of gen. Ne5(ou, and
others, dsfsudants,
A tract Of land in the county
Of Prince William, on the waters OF Bull
Run, containing 10 acres, now 10 the
occupation of Mrs. Gwynn; OF 10 much
thereof as will be iuihcient TO ralie the
fun of {. a5e with intereR thereon from
October 1897, and the COTS and expences
of this fale, which will take place at Gadi-
by's tavern, in the town of Alexandria,
on Saturday the fxth of November next.
The above TRACT of land was purchafed
by Peyton Gwynn, deceafed under the laid
decree, and the purchate money not being
wholly paid, is again to be fold for the
fatisfattien thereof, in conformity TO fald
decree, and terms of original lale.
y. NJ. RANDOLPH
Late Msrhal, v. D.
Richmond, Sept. 10, 1907. (a7) ddf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
Fairfax Court-Houie Races

I'm the frf Thurlday in November
~ next, will be run for, over hand
f,m- courfe, at Fairfax Court Houie, a
fublcription Purie of 100 dslIars, free for
any horfe, mare or gelding, the three mile
heats fubfcribers itar,ing horle TO pay
70 dollars, and non-fubfcribers ~ dollars
entrance. The following day will be RON
f,r, over the fame ground handlome puTle,
the amount not yet afcertained, The fub-
fcsiption fill being open, aud will con-
tinue 70 until ten days before the racing
commences, it is fuppofed to be equal to
the hza days purfe, free as above,
the two mile heats, the winning horfe
of the 6rR days purle excepted. On the
third day will be run for over the fame
Ground, q Sweapaake free for faddle horfes
only every perfon aarting a horfe to pay
10 dollars, in all other refpeets the rules
TO be conformed to are thole of the
Frederick fburg Jockey Club; thoe who
have not yet paid the amount Of their fub-
criptions will pleaCe to do 70 on or before
the frR days race to
JOHN RADCLIFFE, sre'y.
N. B.. AS the Conrfe, &c. will be put
in order at the fole expence Of the proprie-
tor, fome compensation will be required
from all thofe who go on the field as fus-
lsrs, to be hrf agreed or.
October Q eor2t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
Lands in Kentucky.

To be fold BY Public Sale at the
Twtue Cefse- Room, Ne1c 1ork, on THE
2dday gDecsmber sexf, at II o'clock,
noo1. Z.
Eleven thouEand acres ofland
ii one or more lots; laying in the coun-
ty of Eayette, Ra~ OF kentucky about
80 miles fror, Lexington and Frankfort,
70 miles iouth eait OF the Ohio River and
adjacent to the pab.ic road between the
two Mama Rivers and ieveral rihng
fcttIements. The foil generally good,
we'll watered and timber OF various deicrip-
tons.
Tllefe lands within IS miles Of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both navi-
gable two 70 thee hundred miles above che
extremity of the lands.
Al6,
To be fold at the fame time and Place
as the above, aaofbey TRACT Of LAND
OF nine thoufand acres, in one or moie lots,
in the county of Faysstc, fate of Kea-
lucky, nearly the fame diaance from Lex
ingtou, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, diff
tant from the latter only few miles.
The foil is in general good, well wa
tered and timber of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the neishborhood
Of the lettled parts Of Kentucky, and op-
polite Jerfey fettlement. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Efq. in 1857 and
1888, and the title deeds are clear and in
difputable.
AS thefe lands are to be diipofed IF for
behalf of creditors, they will be pohtively
fold to the highe& bidder, for appoved
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James Maferion
of Lexington; Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
of Woodford county; or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the lands.
For further information and al accurate
plan Of the lands, apply to John & Charles
Wilkes Eiqrs. OF Lewis Simond Elq. New
York, or to MIR. Brown, Dumfrles, Viz
sinia.
October I. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
WILLIAM OXLEY,
Has imported mt6e CATHERINE, BaurUs
and Felicity from Liverpool, ard IN
pusrRy from Lardon, large AID gene
raj lggsrtmsnt Of
FALL GOODS.
CoNsISTING OF

Supcr6ne, refn:s aad all qualities and
colours 6 qrs. & 7 as. Cloths, PLANES,
Cafimeres, Kerfeys, Coat!ngs, Friezes,
Kendall Cottons, Half Ihicks, white Ser
ges, FOOTED Swankins, Welih Plains,
Swanfaowns, Toilaoets, Role Blankets,
ftriped Blanketing, Bearlkinss Fearnanght,
Woolen, Worried, Cotton & fix t}ofiery !;
fcarlet Cloass; Calicoes, Muil;ns & Muffin
Handkerchiefs; fancy Cords, Fuaians,
Jeans, Dimities, Bed Ticking, D1rants,
Calimancoes, Wildbofes,, Bombazetts,
Bombazeens, Camblels, Laces & Edgings;
Silk Handk erchiefs, falhiona5le Straw &
Chip Hats, Gimps, white and coloured
Threads, &c. &c.
Il L S 0,
An Anoriment of
Hardware and Cutlery.
Nov. 2. doteo3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04

Pimento, Nnsnegs, Cloves, Mace,
Cinnamon, Ca6ia, Cayenne 6 Black Pep
per, fine Chewing Tobacco, Godfroids
warranted Segars, Vanilla Beans, Ground
Ginger, fhogy Pipes in kegs and boxes,
Glanber Salts, Nader, Coppcras, Dix
on's Mufard, Cap.es, Anchoyiss, Olives,
Green Pickles, and Ketchup.
Imperial,
Hyfon,
Young Hyfon, STEASs
Hyfon Skin, and
Souchong J
Raifns in boxes and jars, Almonds
Pfunes, Mould Candies, White, Brown,
and Cattle Soap, Starch, Fig Blue, Wrap
ping Paper, Olive Oil in aaiks and black
bottles, Noyeau, Demijchas ahorted from
3 to 6 gallons, Leiper's and Hamllton's
Snuff in bladlers and bottles, refined Salt
Pctre, and few bags of Pear Barley.
Oh. IS. dim
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
PETER NO w LAND,
Ladses 6 Gemlemen's HAIR DreE
Ter, Royal fyeet, hasjgf reefiVfd a &C.
neral A00rfment cf
P r f u M E K Y,
CONSISTING OF

ALMOND, Violet, Palm and Windtor
Soaps; chemical, cream & common W4lh-
Bali Cream of Violets, Milk OF Roles
and Gowland's Lotion; ladies Toilet Per
fumes, in fancy boxes Eiience OF Role,
Afilley Flowers, do. Burgomot, Lavender
and Lemon Rouge; Tooth Dentltrice,
Violet Tooth Powder, Tooth BFuihes !;
DamaG Lip salve, Almond PATE; ladies
and gentlemen's Curling longs, eegant
Dreaiog Cafes, complete Morocco, travel
ling do. gold mounted Combs, le.toiie-
fhel knife do. dreAing and back ditto !;
8ayle's patent Backing, in cakes /; Silk
g. Swanfdown Puff,, Powder Bags; Shaw
ing Boxes; violet, rofe and marfchal Po-
ma,ums perfuned and common Hair
Powder ; Hopkins and Morton's Razor
Strops beR warranted RazoE's; Silver
tongue lcrapers; Tooth Picks & Tweezers;
qentlemen's Sufpenders, ladies' London
made Wigs and Frizets, of the latelt
fahions ditto, of his own make, &c. &c.
He makes gentlcmen's fafhionable Crop
Wigs, on the hoFtef NOTICE. LlkeWiie
Game Nets and Powder Flaiks.
OF, 26. eoot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
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yK7AEREAs the greater part Of the :
w crc,9 Of the Ship Tom, lying IN
this port, have deierted fad fhip, and are
now lettering about in different parts OF
this town and that of Alexandria, this IS
to forewsrn all perfons from slutflng, her,
boutirg or concealing any Of them, and
further TO caution AL matters OF yeileis'
either tdealiit, give paaage or afilt IN say
way the eicapc Of any of faid crew, as they
may depend on being profscuted tor 10
doing.
PETER TURNER,
MgRe, ef./aid @ip.
George Town, Now. d3t
JAMES WILSON,
Has ,1eeiiv<d, BY the Irdgqry, from Lar.
dou, an fstrgf1e -40S'fment Of
FALL c. O Q D S,
Which will be offered for Sale iuamedi-
ately, by the piece or package.
Ala, BY The ubove VeDtA, :,
Seven pipes and IS hlds. genuine OLD
Port Wine, two years in bottles.
Nov. L.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
* Dollars Reward.

n AN AWAY from the Subfcriber, in Alex
N audria, on the fir(t day of February, 1907,
NEGRO WOMAN named NELLY. She
was bought of George Broom, of George Town,
by lfaac Means, and was fold to the Snbfcrber,
in Alexandra, by the faid Means, from which
place fine abfeondcd. She is asout IS years Of
age, rail- and FENDER one or two teethout before,
and marked with the fnall-pox. Sheis of a yell
lowifh caG, and talkative Whoever will appre
bend faid run away, and fecure her in any jail
T, that get her again ihall receive the above
Reward.
ABNER WILLBORNE.
OF. 20. eo6t
/ e. Printing IN all ats "a
riety, executed at this gHce
WITH neatnsG and dlpatch.