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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-29
0fJRs SAVING ADMINISTRA-
TION.

ne lOltOWibS AllSIs'6sAo9 ~ AoA't :
gentleman who was preient when the cir
s'omffance took place. Juh before Con
oreis roie, Mr.. Grifwold moved that an
Climate for. the contingent expences of the
Houle of Representatives. of the u. States
for The year 1902, ihould be laid before
fbe houie. The oeconomiits were thun-
der-frnck to refufe would bring on
debate, and expoie them TO the imputati-
on Of withholding from the people, infor-
NATION relpetting public money to COM
ply, would be to .expofe themfeives to the
charge of having incurred unneeeGary es-
pence, Of whica they on all proper occad-
lions, affect to feel much horror. Onhear-
ing the motion, they were every one fl
lent Randolph turned pale as alhes Ba-
cons knees fmote together; and the coun-.
fenance of Giles became hrt red and then
hvid--
! Saiy glaom' d bis dark 6razO, 6lsod,red
bis cheek grszv,
Wild .fay6'd the fire, .froass bis red roI-
ing ee.''
All was iilent as death, ill at laft MIR.
Sam. Smith, having once been a General,
ahumed courage and inuttered out that
they would vote for the motion if it was
extended 70 as to compile an climate of
the expences for 1895. No mortal could
conceive what the expences OF 'oS had 10
do with this motion; but II lhows how
Aeadily the majority FIX at leaf one eye
on their dear popularity. Smith had con-
fufed recollection, that in 'oS the contln-
gent expences were mutually high, butlbe
3oygof to remember what occafioned II, OF
precifely how high they were. Mr..
Grifwold comprehended his drift, and per-
ceived at once that the noble General had
only got clear out of the mud to&ick deep
! er in the lnre he clcied at once with the
propofal. Here follow the different elti-
!, mates:
Ultimate for the Contingent Expences of
the houie of Representatives OF the y.
States, for the year 1907.
j. An Arrearage for Aation-
onary due by Mr.. Ofwald, the
late clerk, beyond the appro-
priation for 1901, $50
2. .Reiolution of the Houfe
of thc 10th of December, to
pay S dolls. per day to the door
keeper, $50
8. Aa of the 10th January,
for expences of the library, $50
q. Refolution of the .Houfe
for yentilator, So
{. Revolution of the houfe 10
pay the expences of Mr.. Hun
ter's funeral, Ego
$3.50
6. Printing bufnefs of the
FELTON,, to wit: MIR. Duane's
bill to the 1T of April, 1900
Mr.. Smiths do. $500
Meiirs. Way & Grof's do. 1900
Rapine & Conard, for bind
ing, folding and ititching pa
pers, 600
7. Stationary-Mr. Duane's
account TO the lit of April, 1900
S. Newspapers to the men,
bers by order of the houfe, 1000
g. Fuel, candles, fyrup & e.
very other contingency, 1000
1896
10. Printing fnce the 1T Of
April, lconjettural) I7I4
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Reward OF patriotifm,

A pretty decent fun truly-it would
buy on an average ten fnugT(ew- England
farms, well itockcd. But what New
England farmer has done as much, lied as
much, fworn as much, deceived as much
fer the good Prefdent, as this foreign re-
negado VerJ 1 Jay nuto yoa be hath bis
REGARD.
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F ? 7 L E P S Y.

A few days ago, a woman paflng along
the ireets of Bordeaux, was iuddenly at
tackled with fit of epilepfy, having at
the moment child of fix months old in
her arms. Such a difrealng ftuation
fpeedily attracked crowd of ipsaators,
who were however, unable to yield the
woman any relief. At that moment, a
young failor breaking through the crowd,
calledfor fome grains of rough lalt, which
he forced into the woman's mouth. This
Immediately had the efef of refforing the
woman's ienlation and fpeech, her conyul-
fions were at once put flop TO. The
young man, who had been at Madagascar,
laid, that he there faw this remedy appi-
ed to perGons 10 the epllepiy, with won
dertul luccels.
[Scotch Paper.]
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BOTANT Bar.

Sufb htbe mpr0ving fate Of this e0lony,
that man jaf returned fr0m tranlpo'tah-
on to aviHage near Halifax, in Iofk@ire,
(Englaud) bavi4g JersUed bis time, Hpre-
pariug to 90 TO Botany- bay, qviib bis evye
and Children. He Qvas traxlrorfed for
@ee1Realixg, and zOent to retayn thanks II
bis brg/ecuior, 1or being The means ofJend-
ing bin TO the ouly country qrbers he eo1la
eve, do airy good.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-23

ceEive Years next preceding The e,eeion.
1t feems Mfr. Mercer removed from Viz
ginia to Maryland in January 1899 ard
not before, but that he was elected as Co.
vernon of Maryland in November 1901,
not quite three years after his removal from
Virginia the federalifs oppofed his cleo
tion on this ground and difputed it after
wards, he however was elected notwith-
Randing the OBJECTION and continues to
hold the oface laughing at all the inefec-
tual remonaraoces ofhis opponents. This
gentleman is ALTO one of your good friends
sftbe people, the man Of their eboiee.-
The laa Frederick Town Herald contains
the following queries.
60 I. Pray, Mr.. Mercer, did you not
live in the fate Of Virginia at the end of
the year 1895 +? or did you in fact change
your reGdence till January l799e
z. Were you not eleeted Governor Of
Maryland in November 1901, not quite
three pears after their removing from Vir-
ginia into this fate (!
3, If 70 how do you juaify your ap-
pointment under our contribution, which
provides that no perlon can beseligible as
Governor unlefs :" reiident in the
fate Jfvess gears next preceding the cleo
ti0a
IN. r. Eur. Pgf.)
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ECplsdI luOuSot NiiSH aSe3tSa eaiS "iAlSo
Of the prelent party for Importing The ho-
nor and credit of the country. Ii is i'm
pofible that any other object could have
been in view; the wickednefs therefore
As we'll as bafeneis Of this mad fcheme full
" ihews the lengths TO which the party is
driven; for my part ! do not believe that
FIVE millions and one halfof principal
could have been eStinguifhed without a
breach os faith on the part of the Govern
ment. Compromises may have been ef-
feeeed with the creditors in lome infances,
but ihould this be the cafe il evidently
fhews want Of confidence. We fhall
no doubt ihortly hear how far our foreign
engagements have been complied with un-
der the Trsafury regulations; yet the
impolicy Of allowing the appointment of
On agent when it is found unnsceilary TO
ufe the authority, proves at once that the
fubjea was net well underitsod, or that
they were deceived in the benefits expected
10 refulr from the meafure.
The receipts ofthe Government are not
lefs than under the late administration for
the very reafon which was aligned before,
that the op, +. tion of the act repeating the
internal taxes as ret could have no effect,
of courfs the bsag that CO we are able
without a direct tax, without internal
taxes (pray what is the difference be-
tween a direct tax or internal taxes, It
fmells arongly of prefumption; to criti-
cize on the writings of Mr.. Jeferion, ne
xertheleis, ] fhould like to be told what
is the diference) /" and without borrow
ing and thereby emancipate our "pof-
terity from that mortal banker" A few
euefions may here be properly aiked, and
the anfwers ifcardidly and honeitly given,
mutt prove to every unprecedented mind,
that the hafy Aep taken by Mr.. Jefer-
Ton is unworthy of the Preiident of the
United States.
Did the proceeds of the direct tax, IA
nealure new and attended with irnumera-
Die diiiulties in carrying it into effect
amount TO the fun expended by General
Warrington in fupprefing the whiikey
iniurfestion !
Who created that infnrreetion? the We
nv men who can now boat of diipenfng
with the means neceaarily reforted to TOR
defeating their trcacherous and treaiona-
bic fchemes.
The inconl}encies already noticed are
lnfhcient Tor the prefent; l ihall therefore
clofe thae remarks with one or two
obferyations. All communications from
the PreGdent, Especially thofe by ipeclal
meaage, ought TO contain information not
vague, but explicit and clear. How far
this Object has been attained by the COM
munica,ion before US, / leave to the deci-
iion ofevery honea mind. We find 1T
Gle ellie than conjeaures intermlngled with
uncertainties and doubts; how can Con-
qrefs legiaate upon iuch communication :
an fine, it is merely fcheme to draw
forth fome fnlfome congratulations, which
probably will be found contained in as
unmeaning terms.
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Fntbe ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER.

w N T E R.
COLD Winter has come with bold Boreas
in train,
The firearms are congeapd, and delpoiled
the plain;
The Aocks are conhn'd to the fold:
All loudly proclaim his chill Preience
around,
From the grove TO the fnow bird that
hops on the ground,
As though it was proof againft cold.
The daughters of gaity fmile on bis face,
lis their feafon for pleafure-taife, beauty
and grace,
In the ball room mott haply unite;
And the maid of the village happy as they,
Array'd in her homeipun, is wraPt in the
Aeigh,
Nor lighs for a greater delight.
The victims of foirow, TOO hail his return,
IT'S folace to fee nature langui(h and
mourn,
To droop like their defolate hearts,
For the loud pelting hail, when drove by
the wind,
Is the mudc they love; it accords with
the mind,
And fomeshing like plcafure imparts.
Not 70 the poor widow, fhe fhrinks from
the form,
With little to cherith her infants, or warm,
Unlike TO the days that have pat,
When he, her protector, her comfort, her
fay,
Still cheered his home, at the c!ole of the
day,
And lhu, gu. the pitilefs blaf.
And miiery's offspring, the wfetched!y
poor,
Where want, the pale vagranE, fands
guard at the door,
The approach of December muf dread
Injured to hardhips, Injured TO woe,
With fcarcely lhelter to keep out the
fnow,
They creep to half covered bed.
Yet, fome poAefs wealth and can treafure
it by,
Or lavifh on triAes to pleafe but the eye,
Unteeling, alas, as they are,
What would comfort the hearts Of the
feeble and old,
The orphan & widow, unus'd to the cold,
But think they have nothing to lpare.
, Alexandria, Dec. IS.
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A VIRGINIAN.

Friends oftbe P<eple--We yeiterday IN
duleed in few observations, with view
TO explain what is really and truly the
obiea OF that defcription of men, known
among us for their perpetual canting about
the friends Of The people, the good patriots !;
phrafes very naturally borrowed from the
new-fangled vocabulary of the French
revolution. There, every blood fained
villain begins with calling himfelf Ae bon
satriot, IN ami da peabie-the gsod 9atri-
OF, friend Of The people; L'Egalite, Dan.
ton, Marat, Robefpiere, and hoit more
were all, all ge0d patri0ts and friends ef
sbe people. /,
Extrayagant projections OF love and
friendhip for sbe people have been the
cloak with which emagoguesland ulurPers,
in every age of the world have attempted
10 cover their real deGgns, and they have
but too we'll itcceeded. The wide extent
OF antiquity furnilhes continual examples
of this truth, aud our own country, alas
( not. we fear, defgned to afford an no.
norable exception. We have our friends
eftbe seople, and iometimes, TO vary the
expreGien, the mar ef The peo1lf, as all
Others have had and we hardly dare,
aatter ourfelves the deluaon will be per.
eeiyed here, more than eliewhere, till we
have advanced too far in the road TO ru-
IN. 10 lie able TO retrace our fatal feps.-
To the number of inaauces which our own
hiaory furniihes, we have now another
TO add.
By the contribution of Maryland no
man can be elected Governor of the State,
who has not been q readent for FIVE iuc-
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Mid ranks Of Wigs lie took his feat, to learn
Some BARRIERS news, and wait his Having turn.
Up came old Gauger with his flowing. wig,
White as caulifower, but twice as big,--.
And pcering round, for he was almoit bllnd'
A vacant block-Aaad for his wig to End,
He ehancd, fad hap, his periwig co pop
Upon the nut-brown head of knowing Crop.
Up bcuncd the blade, and iwore, and tioune q
about,
(" Cd, demme-demme Sir, I'll call ye cut
Quick as light-horfcnlan vaults into the faddle'
Did Gauger's ipeefacjes his ncic befrraddle,
For much he aard TO fec his old wig walk,
Swear 20, and e. undutfuily talk;
But ioon as ever the miaahe he fpied,
The good old man, quite OUT of breath replied,
/" Your feelings, Sir, did not mean to ihock,
&c Indeed, indeed, | took you for block.
THRUM.
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OHJC'|0eT,
Rofe Blankets, 6.4 Combs, of all d.
to 10, mentions,
Red, green and blue Red Sealing Wax,
backing Baize, Powder Horns, 4,
Swanfdown, s, IL, IS OF.
LionAkin coatings Shaving Brulhes,
twilled, Powder Bags,
Veveteen, very fine Net Night Caps,
Razors, Steel Shutters,
Backgammon Boards, Plate Brufhes,
complete, Shoe Strings,
Rouge, all forts, Queens Carriers,
Ivory Combs, all Silk Porles,
Gzes, Do Watch Chains,
Corkfcrews, newef Powder Knives,
fort, Spanlih Wool,
Tooth Brufhes, Nutmeg Graters,
Milk of Rofes, Gilt & black Sleeve
Aflorted Eaences, Buttons,
Snufer Trays, new Court Platter,
eft fahions, Bodkins,
Shaving Bafors, Watch Keys,
The bef London Black & red Lead
Backing, Pencils,
Packwood's Strops Suipenders, low &
& Pate, high priced,
With a mott elegant Afortment Of the
Derbyfhire Spar in fugar bafons, Cream
EUR, Egg Cups, &c. &c.
L;ke7vif, far Sole,
MUFFS & TIPPETS,
With an elegant aaortmeut Of
Fur Trimmings,
Black Bear, Silver Bear, Crofs Fox.
Red Fox, Rufian White Fox, Canadian
Martin, Martin Throate, Peruvian Marria
Spanilh Chenchello, black Rudia Tenet,
Silver Wolfe, do. Fox, do. Angola,
Olange Angola; fable, FLYER gray, black
ipotted, ladies' Mocofous.
-ALSO-
A few doz. Of WADDINC.
The above goods have all been manu.
featured within three months; they are
of the neweR falhions and at the mott re-
duced prices, at the fore at col. Gilpin's
dwelling houf, on King frcet.
THOMAS P. PEARCE.
N. B. The highel price given for all
kinds Of Furs.
Dec. %. dsteost
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CHARITY SERMON.

AT the requef of the Bre-
thren of Alexandra Lodge, NO.
p, a CHARITY SERMON Will be
preached by the Rev, Mr.. Muir
in the Presbyterian Meeting
Houle, on Sunday next, goth
inf.
~ THE Alexandria Dancing
ADembhes will commence ON l1ej-
day the 9TH day Of Jan. 1903, at
Mr.. GadGy's HOTEL Sa5jerlbers
are requsaed to payheir Su5Jer'p-
lions to Mr.. Gad/Gy, TeGimer.
G. DENEALE, !
T. CLAGGETT, |
w. H LYLES, Mo.on>,,
j.. H. HOOE,
G. w. CRAIK,
&c. HERBERT,
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The Sale of Books adyertifed
to take place this evening, at my Auction
Room, is pofponed till Monday evening
next, at s o'clock
THOMAS PATTEN.
Dec. 23.
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F @ K S Il L E.,

T q Z 5 Il L f,
A likely MULATTO GIRL,
between fifteen and fxteen years of age,
accuRomed to wait in the houie. Enquire
of the Printer hereof.
Dec. z3. d3t
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THE MISTAKE.
A CROP, Democratique, all cofely fhorn,
Went to a BARRIERS ihop one Sunday morn
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F @ R s. a I. E..

On TIE Iotb dry Of AngnR aext, at III.
Red Hoale, IN Prince l1,aliam eouuty,
By The Trnaees II tke lax Ger. Nslla0,
About 1000 acres of LAND,
lying in the counties of Prince William
and Loudoun, near The iaid Red Houie.
Terms Of payment IS follow. Onefourth
part Of the purchaie money to be paid on
the 6rlt day of January, 1903, and the
other three fonrthsparts thereof TO be paid
at three fabiequent annual payments
Bonds, with approved fecurity, TO be
given by the purchafers at the time Of fale,
and interef thereon to be paid at the rate
of tx per cent. from the hra day January,
1903. If the ffa payment of the pur-
chaie money be not punesually made, the
land to be again eSpoted to fsle, BY the
fubfcribers for ready money; if The land
fhould not then fell for the full amount OF
the iaid purchaie money, she purchaier or
purchaiers to be accountable upon their
bonds for the deficiency. If the 6rf pay
mcnt be puntuaiIy made, titlewili be CIV
en- to the purchafefs, ard deeds Of truit mutt
be executed by them for occurring the future
payments, which deeds of truf will be
acted upon, and the lands expcied 70 iale
for ready money, by the trufees, for the
full amount Of the whole bonds, by virtue
OF the deeds of truf, ifany one of the fu-
sure annual payments be not Punetually
made.
The lands will be laid off in lots TO iuit
purchalers, who will have the right Of
feeding them after the 10th day OF Au-
gua next.
NATHANIEL BURWELL,
THOMAS. NELSON, Jun.
Surviving Truaees of Gen. Thomas Mel
Ton, decealed.
June IL dtdi
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ROBBERY.

THE houfe occupied by the fubfcriber
in sharplhin Alley, was on Monday night
laa broke open and ONE HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY.SIX DOLLARS in
flver, ftolen therefrom. Twill give
reward of FIFTY DOLLARS to any
perfon who will give information WHERE
the money may be had and the thief or
thieves brought to juhicc, or in proportion
for any part of the money recovered.
It is 70 be hoped the citizens Of Alex
andria will intereit themfelves in detecting
the perpetrators Of this daring act, as it
conaituted my all, and had been procured
by hard labor.
WILLIAM DEVAUGHN.
July 7. doe
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N @ T c. E..

Whereas Certificates for Forty
SHARES MARINE STOCK, as at foot
delcribed, have been either loft, miflaid
or holen.
NOTICE is hereby given thar all tranl-
fer Of faid flock is topped with the Marine
Infurance Company, and application is
made for renewal OF faid Certificates, OF
which all perlons will be pleafed to take
notice.
WILLIAM HODGsON, Attorney for
ARTHUR JONES.
Numbers and ds/cripti9u 81 tks Certificate.
4aS3 at 43oa incluGve lifutd in the nanieot
4a53 at 400 ditto. Jofeph Cary.
4z73 at 428a ditto, iaaed in the name OF Jo-
feph Baynes Noble, and by thofe gentlemen re.
fpeaively transferred TO MIR. Arthur Jones, in
whole name they at prelsnt hsnd.
June &c. d
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u 'ae cafe. Of James Gillies a
Eankrupt \

H.
NoilCE is HEREBY GIVEN to
,s.' sisaiio.s O James Gillies bankrupt
IS. % = iuetday the 18Th day of July,
OIL, 0s'"een she hours OF ten and eleven
c e,osk. at 'he Court Houie in Alexandra.
~ sIf. g difcharge will be given to
. !. lad bankrupt, unlefs cauis Sc then aod
s, ,l; aswn.to the contrary by the fad
s''ol'ors or either Of them.
= = ..: order Of the honorable William Xii
d;s Chief Judge of the circuit cours Of e ,be
juas .', 81 :, Columbia, this a9,h day Of
Iu,. ), G. DENEALE, cle:k.
dI3t
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FOR SALE,

At Mount Vernon, on the
10th day of July, and continue till all is
difpofed of, for CATH, the HouieEold and
Kitchen FURNITURE, confaing Of
almof every deicription, fome valuable
PAINTINGS and PRINTS; alto a
pipe of choice old MADEIRA WINE.
Notice i. further given, that all per-
fons having claims againe the eitate of
Mrs. Martha Wa@mgtou, late of Fair
fax county, deceafed, are requeaed to ex-
hibit them 70 the fubicribers, with vouch-
ers therefor, and every one indebted to
the fame are deiired to make immediate
payment.
e. aH V. f E. cGsf1s, Executors.
The executors of Gen. Wah-
ington will avail themlelves of the above
opportunity, and offer for fale on fix
months credit, number of
VALUABLE CATTLE,
the greater part Of them from imported
itock, about FIVE hundred head OF iheep,
and nearly the fame number OF hogs, to-
ge,her with one elegant CHARIOT and
COACHEE, with harnefs compleat for
four horfes, ALTO four carriage and tive
riding HORSES, with number Of Farm
ing U,enGls, Camp Equipage, and va
riery of other articles too numerous to
THE EXECUTORS.
Tune III. ddf
Fifty bis. Of PORK for iaie by
VIM. HARTSHORNE.
/ will give Ten Dollars reward
to any perfon who will give Information
of the thief or thieves who broke open my
warehoule on Kinks wharf, few nights
ago, and Role ore barrel Of pork from
thence, provided the proof y Efficient to
congia the thief. W. H,
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JAMES WILSON.
John WILSON.

Notace 9. he7 ely g7Uen,
To the ffockholders of me Bank of a.
lexandria, that dividend of four and a
half per cent. or the capital flock OF faid
Bank is this day declared which will
be ready to be paid to them or their legal
representatives on Thurfday next the Sth
Infant.
By order Of the PRECEDENT and Directors,
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Gather.
July g DIV
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SALES bp autlOa.
On SATURDAY next,

1T ten s'elsek, COLL be Sid at lbs Aal7ion
Room,
4th proof Jamaica Rum in
hog.heads,
Holland Gin in pipes and bis.
New England Rum in bis.
Port Wine in quarter caiks,
Libor Wine in pipes.
Molaaes in hhds.
Sugar in BIS.
Soap
Pepper in bags,
Gator Oil in bottles,
Fig Blue in kegs.
Iegahsr nth large quantity Of
DR. Y GOODS
Among 1obieb are
Cmntzes and Calicoes,
Sprigg'd, lappet, jaconet aud book muf-
Inns and muffin fhawls,
White and coloured Madeilles and muf !,
.linctls,
Linen and cotton checks,
Saandann0es, flags and ehequered ELK
Large and iinall fans.
lillh and German linens,
Mems and Womens' faddles,
Aqaantity ofmens' and womens' hoes.
THOMAS MOORE,
July Auefioneer.
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FOR LONDON DIRECT,

= - - - - ~ oo1N DANIND 3
~ The BRITrsH BRIG
EXAs [ II O NJ A S,
ass Captain Drewry, expected to
fail in 10 or 2 days. A few Hhds. of
Tobacco would be received on freight, and
the ufusl advance made upon it, ifaddrels-
ed to Thomas Middleton and Co.-im-
mediate application mutt be made to
ROBERT T. HOCE & Co.
Who have for fale excellent CLARET
in boxes of ! and 2 dozen each; a few
Parmazan CHEEsES of hyperion quail
ty, and quantity Of Italian MARBLE
SLABS for Hear tbs.
June IS. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-09
ALSOJ
4 palgsty Of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
sucer6ne cloth and Kerfineres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
hin Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chinszss and cahcoes,
Cambrick,and Cotton fhawis,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing filks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Iulv s Vendue-Maife