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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-24
TO LET,

a cOnseniens two aory frame hou(e ard
!, uo'e' on King erect, next door TO Mr..
a = tavern. Pcfeiicn may be had
tue 1T OF July next, apply TO
June 20. j
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30
! NOW LANDING,
AND FOR SALE,
One 4ont OAK EP AMF oS

Oneifout OAK FRAME, IS.
feet by is feet IN the clear, 10 feet high
IN the clear, with hiped roof, efficiently
frong for warehoufe or barn; will be
fold cheap; alto various other Frames, p
tory, II tory, and one tory; alto, a.
quantity OF feafoned OAK PLANK,
from one to two inches thick, 8 feet hong,
and other Lumber as ufnal; Scafold Poles,
Lime, Hair in tlerces or fmaller qunatiey,
and fand. S.
The fnbicriber has ALTO two HOUSES,
TO rent, oneof them ituase in King .freet,
-near. MIR. Richters, the other on the
wharf near Mehrs. Ricketts, and New,
tons warehooie.
THOMAS PRESTON.
AueuA rs. a
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30
FIRST NOTICE.
In The cafe # john B. ARMsrTAD, a
BankrHbt.

az re c9Ie CI JOHN D. ARMSTEAD
Bankrupt.
WHEREAS Commifion of Bankruptcy,
founded upon the Act of Congrefs of the
United States, paAed on the 18th day Of
April, 1900, entitled s. An Act TO eRab-
liih an uniform fyfem Of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States" has been
awarded and ifued againf Jobn B. Arns-
feed ofthe county Of Loudoun, merchant ;
and he being declared Bankrupt, is
hereby required to furFender himlelf to the
Commiliioners in the faid commiflion nam
ed, or major part Of them, on the laff
Wednefday in September next, and or
the fra and fecond Wednesdays in Oefo-
Der following, at the houfe of MIR. Lacy,
in the town of Middleburg tLoudoun
County at IL o'clock on each day, and
make q full dilcovery and difclolure of his
efate and effects, when and where his
creditors are to come prepared TO prove
their debts; at the iecond fitting TO chute
aflignees, and at the lat fitting, the faid
Bankrupt is defred to fniih his examina-
tion, and his creditors are to ailent to,
or diAent from the allowance Of his GER.
tiicate.
All perfons indebted to the faid Bank.
rupt, or tia, have any of his effects, are
rot TO pay or deliver the fame, but to
whom the commiAioners lhail appoint.
BURR POWELL,
Secretary to the Commilion.
Middleburg, Augua II. (zll d2St
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30

In confequence of a power
vefed in the overleers Of the poor, for
telling the Glebe Lands in each parifh, the
overieers of the Poor for the county of
Loudour, will proceed to fell on the aad
of September next, on the premifes, on a
credit of twelve months, to the higheit
bidder, the GLEBE LAND belonging
to the pariih of Cameron; and on the 2eth
of faid month they will fell on the fame
terms the Glebe Landsbelonging to the
parifh Of Shelburne.
b N. B. The lands will either be fold in
lots or altogether, as may bef fuit the
pa, chafers.
On Monday the 9Th Of Sep
tember the overleers of the poor for the
faid county will meet at the Poor Houfe;
at IL o'clock, for the purpefe of centraa-
ing with fome fiuitable perfon to take
charge of the poor for the enfuing year.
Loudoun County, Auguf rs. d3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30
Public SALE.


Or 7aeJaay next, at 10 e'elee&, 7%M be
Jsia at tie T(aaae Store, for the .beae-
fit oftbe eoner,xed, a quantity Of G0aa,,
amongf 4ubifb are
Cloaths, Coatings, and Flannels,
Nankeens and ii>ufia sheetings,
A quantity Of Ready made Clcaths,
One Silver Tea Pot, Sugar Stand and
Cream Jug,
Pepper Cater, Salts, Table and Tea
Spoons, &c.
IS Barrels of Mackrel, and fundry other
articles.
AlS,
A few Boxes Coarfe and Fine Hats.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
AuguH IS. Vendue Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30
LISBON SALT.

A fmall cargo, now landing
at Kirk'swharf and TO be fold cheap 10
parcels of 100 bufhels.
The brig Enterprise of 1900 barrels
bur,hen, may be hadon freight for Cadiz,
Liibon or che Welt Indies- enquire OF
ass VIM. IIARTSRORNE.
Sth mo. z3.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30

To be fold BY Public SAFE at The
Tontne Cefse- Room, NezU 1ost, on TIE
I'd d,D Of December aexts at Il o'eAek,
a9Q0..
Eleven tfonfand acres ofland
/ IN one or more lots; laying in the coun-
ty of Fayetse, fate of kentucky about
so miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles fouth eaR of the Ohio River and
adjacent TO the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and ieveral riiing
lettlements. The foil generally good,
well watered and timber OF various deicrip.
tions.
IS Thele lands within Il miles of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both nayi-
gable two 10 three hundred miles above the
extremity ofthe lands.
AJ6,
To be fold at the fame time ard place
as the above, another TRACT Of LAND
OF nine thouiand acres, in one or mole lots,
in the county Of Fayette, fate of Ken
tucky, nearly the fame diRance 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 neighborhood
ofthe iettled parts Of Kentucky, and op-
polite Jerfey fettlement. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Elq. in 1887 and
1885, and the title deeds are clear and In
diiputable.
S As thele lands are to be diipofed of for
behalf of creditors, they will be poftively
fold to the higheR bidder, for appoved
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James Mafterfon
of Lexington; MIR. George Brook, Clerk
of Woodford county; or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the lands.
For further information and an accurate
plan of the lands, apply to John &c Charles
Wilkes Efqrs. or Lewis Simond Efq. New
York, or TO MIR. Brown, Dumfries, Viz
.ginia.
jay so. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30
For SHE

The time of a Negro Girl, a
oout S years of age. She has got about
i3years tot srve, and has been accuaomet
TO houie work. s sa
Enquire of the Printer.
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public sale.
On TUESDAY,

A. ten o'eloek, ssiH Be laid al TIE Headn'
Stare,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
WhiRey 10 barrels,
Gin in calks aud barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foaP in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
aaorted,'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30

70 be fold BY Public Sale at The
Toutire Ce6se- Room, NezU Io,k, on tie
I'd da, Of December zext, at Il o'eAek,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30

A Cook Wanted go
In a private family-either to
purchafe or hire. A young man will be
preferred. Enquire OF the Printer.
4o July ~. d
@T Clean linen and cotton
rags bought at this office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30

ise,, AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfne cloth and Kerlimeres,
y.a Narrow Goth, and Elannels,
5riih Liners, and Qznaburgs,
Sa,ldpck ct different qualities,
Is Ghlntzes aad Saiicees,
Cambriek aud, Cottoa fhawls,
India .Mailia and Table Cloatbs,
Coloured threads and lowing hlks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number cf other articles.
P. G. lMARSTELLER,
AuguR II Vendue- Matter
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

Calender concludes his remarks on the Ciu
gems defence of Mr. JeHerfon, IN the following
vehement and ardent lyle. Abiding 70 thoie
who have been cruelty ard wickedly removed
from Office, he thus breaks out
"If Ieterion has deceived, or injured. or
infulted honeR men, if they are capable Of feel
ing reientmenI, if they can be 10 6aibarous as
10 trample upon fallen enemy, 10 exut IN
The agonies of detected helpei,neis, and IN the
pangs OF intelligent ihame, they may now Ia
siate themlelves in all the isvageneis, andiPort
in all The estacy OF venqesnce. Their hearts
NAV throb with the turbulence of Joy, and
the pain of eladnels." A PRESIDENT CONVICT
sd ov PERJURY Ry HIs own MYSMooss =
Oh Heaven and Earth With what abrupt,
what terrible, what overwhelming juliee- does
the hand OF Col often thstter the pulwarks OF
fraud, and burt open the brazen gates OF ny
pocriiy
Fore6ght, cunning, ,imidity, iuipicion, CO
pioufneis of knowledge, and acuteueis OF OBJ
fervation, head forever upon the watch,
heart almolt impenetrable 10 fenfib'li'es, or to
pailions, all thoie talents, all thofe qualities,
could not f-cure their poiTedor from ruih'ng
over the preeipice of popular reproach And
Tor what putpoic, OF 10 Sdtu "Ha' S"u' oiS
this fagacious, this diitinguiihable citizen, haz
ard fuch fhoek of bis prgf9Ed principles, OF
his Importance, of his charader he riA<ed
Them (good heavens what a creature is man ,
he rifked them TO fave The milerable fun OF faUo
ksrdrsd coAzrs! 70 fave fun, which was of leis
soniequence 10 bin THAI two cents are OF tothe
meanel AfricanI he knew that he had prom
lied to repay the fine of Calender. He iulPed
ed that, in taking this money back from the
funds of government, and returning it, he was
10 violate not indeed the fnbltance of juttice
but the forms of the contribution. Mr.. Jetfer
ION was a6ured that. in the iuceeediog FELTON, of
Congrsfs, the remithon of this fine was TO be
urged agaiua him. He had only to have paid
the FUN from his private purfe, ADD the difficult
~ was a, an end. This he wanted courage to
do; and, by mArcuLsss FATALITY, that very
pen, which had been feleaed for his defence,
has be en- turned ssaisg rim I Aftoniihment al
moli iuffoc4les reflection. Let Us pauie y
En-. PET
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
P0S1-0FFTCE REYENUE.

When the Federal Naturalization came into
Office, it fond the Polt Office department. an ex-
penie 10 the public, over and above the revenue
derived from pofage lit IL yislding to the
public Treafury, furplus of 10000 dollars,
per annum. Notwithstanding which, the Ma.
tional Intelligence" in its" Haory of the lalt
Se6ion of Congeis," attributes its prsfsnt aate
of ufefun-is to the energetic arrangements of
the p,sIsss bead of the department, and to dii.
petition in the naturalization now in office TO
open as wide as practicable, every legitimate
avenue 70 Information, thcreby enabling the
people TO Judge for Themselves, add to exercife
the right of opinion free from dangerous and
degrading dependence upon Others" That
che mere ga,herers in OF the harveif which was
fown, and even reaped by the FEDERAL Admin.
iirations. fhould thus fupercilliou0y arrogate to
ihemfelvss credit, excitss more pity and dilgutf
than relentment.-Csafiwi
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
yEFF5RsoN e FEENEAU.

The Aurora has lately republ'ihed the letter
Of Philip Freneau. ha publilhed Immediately
preceding the lals PreiidcntiAi election, IN order
20 take CT from Mr.. Ieaesfcn the odium OF
having patronizcd the National Gazette. Bat
VIVA, are me faas (! Frensau was invited by
Mir. 7 ffes ion from another tate TO come into
the department Of 6ste, at Philadelphia, under
the name of clerk for foreign laggRgSeJ, though
,e only undernood ons, ana that very imper-
tealy, and though there was another clerk IN
the department at the fame time, who undei-
aood the fame language. For this buhneis
Mr.. +. reserved Eala.y from the public traiu-
nv Very foon after his entering INTO this en-
ployment, he eaabliihed the National Gazette
(O4ober ITor) and employed it tor two years
in deprecia,ing the government, viiiiying inc
administration, oppoting the very meaiures
which General Walhington was endeavoring TO
sfea, and encouraging Genet TO make dit
tinStion between the people OF the United
States and their own government. Ihsie are
circumstances from which the public vii make
up their opinion. A very correct writer, iPeak'
ing of this fublea, fays,
6. The wretched apology offered by Jetfer'
fon's friends, " that he could not in tree eoun
try, con,roul the publications of the Gazette
is too conlemptible to require an aniwer
Gould he not dilmfs from his office oonhden
tiai clerk, eatrulted with the Jrcras OF the De
par,menr of fate, who was betraying his truit
and cprny obsttiag foreign agent IN eOrfst
with The government Of BIZ ocpn country Ough
he 10 have maintained any further otatiai con
reIiion with Gazette. which exhor,ed the tor
eign agent to prtVsrs with ipirit in uiurP'n3
our government. Debating TO the executive, ant
committing aas which mutt terminate IN eipi
Guar
This eireumaapce is 70 ffrongly aampet
with political infamy, that il can admit OF nj
apology. Ii marks the views of Mr.. Jetterion
in colours which cannot Be sgassd it likes hail
on his administration, which neper Be s0ajb
ed OUT SALEM Gas.
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Aueusr =.
COMMENCEMENT.

n. Ann;v.,f,rv ACKNOWLEDGEMENT n Hsr
ward univer6tv was celebrated yelterdar
The weather heinz favo-able. he audience was
uncormonlv brilliant and numerous. His
Exeelleney he Governor. eicorred from BOaoa
by Can't. Pwkits new comnsny Of Hort,
arxnaed The literary Frerc;{ss of the daF
were.
a c,I,,,-r n. ,,;oo.;o ar, Bv 9smr
T,,,.,s;,E S,g,a
a Eo..,f;. r,.r,,,a,;,, ,r,, ,b;s ,nsaion,
:. Wb.ts.r ;ft<r;s5t !, ,,gE. qygr o,.r.v 70 nrtv
fb{ ba1snrr ~ soas,y 90 Bv Re.ke. .Ma,sr aai
Pa.r Nyf.
:. An Englifh Poem upon-a Tie Pksfrs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

fail, he may fad feenrity here. The following
we'll attelied anecdote j. ret generally Known.
1t is related by the accomPiiihed Eall OF Chei
ter6sld-The following are his Lordih'Ps
words |" went to MIR. Pope one morning al
TviSkenham. and found large folio bible WIN
gilt claips lyisg before him on the table ana,
as knew bis sway of thinking upon that BOOK
fixed him joeoiely, if he were going to write
an iwcr to III 1t is pefent, fad ne, or rather
a legacy from my old friend the bihop OF 10
chelier. went 10 take my leave Of HIM yelterday
in the tower, were faw this bible upon his table
After the 6rlt complimsn MS, the Biihep laid 10
me, my friend Pope, con6dering your inhrm'iiss
ssd my age and exile, il Is not likely We ihouio
ever meet again; and therefore 8 We you tins
legacy 10 remember me by it. Take It home
with you. and let me advife you TO abide by Il.
Does your lordihip abide by i youFielt 81 DO
If You do, my lord, il i but lately. May beg
70 know what new light or argunents have
prevailed with you now 10 erteIta'u an oPia-
ion 70 contrary TO that which you entertained
of thst book all the former part of your lie I
The biihop replied, we have noft'rne to talk
of thefe things bot take home The book: 4
ruW aid. By IT,: and recommend to YOU to
do 70 too. and 70 God biefs you."- Lon pa
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articles hp tes q9aH.
WAS HING TON, AVG

WASHINGTON, AVG Is.
We are informed from An authentic iource
,hsJ the Dey Of Aleisrs his not miriisNed an,
hottie difpoiiten towards The United State
The rumolr therefore OF lolt lit'es with that
power are uniounded. |, is The haushtv ans
imperious ceuia IDS If tie emperor OF NJ 'roe
co, which Ia, induced qur faving adminiara
lion to iend ont the Newvci ( inarai oi the
General Green. THIS is tbs laFeea and moi
po~rriul OF the Barbary ila;es Mnch rs "
ldpea the fkll apd bravery of,our Ieamen ane
MARINES, we cannot think that i hnglei irigsts
of IS guns is fufic'ent 10 protea cur com
u,srce. againli the Emperor, who has feyeral
vsiicls of wal, iome of shsm mounting 44'guns.
If four OF FIVE veasls were thpught n-ceEary
for Tripol, ooe can hardly be 4ufioien, or ths
more oosertul Gate OF Morocco ,--,r ..
Bat fuppgie iome aliHance may Be obtained
from th- othe trigares il. the Mediterranean
it would az !ca9 have bsen a rlSaure Of Ptn
dense and pfsc 4ntion,. 70 have MADE rather
more ihew. than the addition Of III 2 : tri2afe
of sc guns /; particularly a. We have fryeral
,sHel,, that night be fired out at trnall ex-
pence. as our feam-n and officers, would 6here
by SECURE experiencs and information, and as
Upon W NhS iNbNSs N~ENuNS N'N
liberty OF many of our citizens, and the ieeuri'y
of large amount of property. However the
mode adopted by government is perhaps more
economical according to modern conaru6ton.
The lois Of a few valuable veiiels, falls princi
pally upon individuals. and the flavery and
furure ranf,m Of our CITIZENS NUT be attended 70
~ othsrs-take care OF the Prelsnt and lei the
future lske care of itief.
AUGUST 10
On Saturday laRth New York was put n
commilian, and il is expected that in ih-
cnutfe Of two weeks from thar day fhe viii be
fully equipped for fea. When The joirs the
Meditr ranean Squadron. Commeocre Morris
will have under his command The CheiaPeakc,
the Condsllaton, the Adams. the BoRon, the
Newyeik, ard the Enterprise, Theie. with
the t9uadron under the command OF toe Swe
dtlh Admiral. viii. it is conceived, b. fufficisnt
~ protest our Commerce againt Tripoli aad
Morocco. Gopsrs,snt o5iciai PAPER
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
CREENsBUsC, AUS.
WESTERN COTTON.

About twn week ago. IS coo W. OF cotton
from'reareT- River arrived arPioiburg. Several
bales have beeniSnt on 70 this town, and can b
fold lower thar is purchafed below. Il far ex-
ceeds the imported cotton, both in colour and
6nenef, this being delicate white aud fires
from thofe clottings and Jumps. which are 70
common to the imported cotton,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

,,.cer. or TIL adsices mould Be received Fra
the United States.
r. he general belief a, Cadiz, that Il al
,ot Ne more than eight months, before th.-s
will Be an open hoaiiitY on the part Of al ~
Bsrharv powers againa the United States
The Fmreror of Morocco wants money otus
and If he does not get II he is determined to can
,ure our merchantmen, and enlave their crews
The public monies paid by the United
States to he Barbary Powers, face 1907,
amount to z,o59,s1o dollars
Estrat7 of letter from Bronltbsroggb, (Vtrnsul
dated Asggf g.
On Saturday laf, Samuel M'Milen, a
Warwick, cut hi. throat from ear 70 ear with
his razor. and expired in three hours after
The circumstances Of this horrid ranlaioa
exceed every thing Of the kidd ever publilbed
He arore in the morning with his uiual cheer.
fulnsfs, went out and MIXED bis cows, re.
IN he'd TO the houfe, took his razor and eaeesl
the bloody work in the door yard, IA The pre-
(ence Of his wife: Her ihri:ks brought Neigh
Dor 10 the fpot he would not go IN the hoos
or Aie GOWN On Tue pSd WAiNi Wa al Uul
Tor him but while the blood was running
ron his throat, took quid of tobacco, and
offe-e ed enc 70 bis ueighbor with his uina' good
mature: by iigos he invited hin to bis Eye, to
view pig, then fick, which he feared up, and
pared him with fondnels, There was no Al.
Grafton from his common behavior, no hgs
III fsmorf-, fear or ienfe Of his dreadful Gt0a.
ton, till he tainted ard fell on the grafs, whar
ne died Ike butchered hog.-He was Be.
tweeu 60 .nd - years Of age. About twenty
ears linee he hu7g himieif, was cut DOWN. By
isrfcn, and afsef lying apparently dead half
an hour. was reenflitaied by an able phyirim.
Ii is remarkable, that inliead o. iheTing any
fyn,ptoms of inf,ni,y or weakness. tbs manhas
ever been Geadyin buiineis, hard labouring
ard irccelsfal farmer, a pleaiant neighbOr,
ilialy neral, and afeefionAte to his wife and
children. That man il fOch fate OF uird
and body. ihould thus finfully ruth uncaled
ir,o the prsfsnee of his Maker IS truiy alton
lining"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

A few days fnce we mentioned that up
wards Of twenty perfoas. chiefly childres, Id
been inoculated for the Kline Pock, before u.
Board Of He 18th, and f-veral other gentlemsn,
In Ii. old Senate Chamber the phyhcisns have
pronounced that they havs gone through T.
They are nov 10 be innoculated with the final
pcx at Noddle's insnd, under the direction Of
The fame connitte d Physicians, md under ths
infprttion Of The Boar Of Health The Com.
mi,,ee Of Phyicisns is competed Of the follow.
ing gentlemen; Benjamin Waterhoufe. M. D.
of Cambridge; lanes Lloyd, M. ID Samuel
Danforth, NJ ID. Iiaac Rand. nj. ID. John
Jffrids, NJ ID. Jeha Warren, M. d. and d..
Charles Jarvis, of Bottom with al invitation 70
the gentlemen of the faculty, and other rsipsaa'
bic characters, TO attend.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

The Board az Commilioaers fitting in Lon
don, acreeably To treaty, have recently d1cidcd
III favor Of The brig Lady Waihington, and
cargo, Belonging 10 Mr.. Gorham and 'hs
Lyli and cargo. belonging to Mr.. Dsnu's,
of this town. h7
The tore of Mefrs. B. Fl. and 7. Hathorns,
10 Kiiby asee,, was broken open On SATURDAY
night l4e-.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
Nsw YORK, AUG. 20.

In confequence of recent intelligence, the
PfeGidsnt has ordered the frigate New. York to
be Immediately pieparei fot iea, and to proceed
to the Mediterranean on cruize.-Capt- James
Barron is appointed to the command. The
General Greece which was 70 have failed in
10 the early part e this month. will follow In
few weeks with cannon and other prefents
20 the Emperor OF Mnrocco) but not with her
full compliment OF men or guns.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
THE RIRIE

To ufe feaman's phai-. is the bea bower
anchor and sable TO man when all other means
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

The fhip Protector, CApt Bull, has arrived
from from Cadiz which he lef. the middle Of
Ju'y. He informs, thas the briggs Franklin and
Role, of Philadelphia, have been captured BY the
Tripolines. He alfo coirms the following ar
ticles:
$ Csds, Io,b 'Tay.-" Aferious alarm took
place few days ago, bv the Emperor of Mo-
rocco's turning away our eo1ful Mr.. Simpion
frem TAngiers--in consequence of which
WAR was imme iiately TO take place. but
he has fince recalled him. and promiied the u.
States months to make up the difference be-
tween him and them"
The prompt and efficient blockade of Tan
giers had IT'S defired efea, for the Emperor
foon recalled Mr.. Simpfon, and he was ataual
ly carried back to Taugiers in the frigate Chef
apeake, where he was informed that he might
remain in ths Emperor 'sIominions for months
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-20
May 70.

The fublcribers have for fale at
their fore, corner of Prince aid Water
Areets, at moderate advance tor caih,
MoIalIes Of an excellent qua
lily in hhds. New Eogland Rum in bbls.
Beef in barrels and half barrels, Coffee in
bags, Soap in boxes, Mould and Dipt Can
dies in do. Chocolate, James River Tobac-
co, Cheefc, bef Havana Segars, Turks.
Lland and Liverpool Salt, trefh K. Hand
Lime, Nova Scotia GrindGones, fine and
coarle Hats, BrownSugal in barrels, Pick
led Salmon in bbls. two hhds. OF Alum
three boxes pint and half pint fumbleFs'
Tanners Oil.
Allo,
A general afor,ment OF
Ladies and Gentlemens' SHOES,
Amongf avbieb are,
A few fashionable Englifh nice iliPper''
jua received. !,
May 10. ~