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4 Ii Perlons r: cautioned agairG truNiHg
q my WIFE IYuiA ODEM, who ha, eicped
rom me. as am determined not t. pay any
debts Of her contracting, after hi, dl;c.
THOMAS ODEN.
London County, Sept. AZ,
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Miicellanics.

Epiton,e o! tho Iiit;ory o. Europe from the
reign o. Charlen,agne to the beginn ng OF he
reign of Ge,rgs lid. 8Vo. Beauties OF azure e
liueated, or Phi'tt phca. and Pnus Contempa-
tons on the u orks u Nature ami The 'rai lis Oh
the Yer, ieieeeei from Sturm's Reflections; lie
and Writings oil thl late i!r. Benjamin Franklin,
raplii's rarricry, Bhii"m, Of Morahly, sand
!o,d aud Merton, Contributions of che United
States with the iareit amendments, tn which ave
prehxed, the De@ia7ation Q! independence aud the
reGeral Conititurion with the amendments; Ju-
mss Letters, compefc icro,.e vol with ecpi-
Gus index; Letters ot rheni.tncses. with an ap-
pencix, containing Chlraetcr"i Or tfAn kiir,
and Remarks ON his Life, "rtten ny himiei' ;
Vocal Mcg:iey, new Collection OF ta!hianaoe,
modern S,ngs; American Songiter; Patriotic
Needy. Watts's Pr ms and Hymns; c,hoc.iit
. sIynns ad fpritua. Songs; Newton Oincy
, Hymus; Common Prayer Books III plan. and
MOruc-O bIuCiny.
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School Books.

Bibles, Tie tamen;s, Scott, Leilons, Murray S
Eng,iih Readgr; lntIodutt, IL 20 the Eng',ihr
Reader Sequel to d.. ioung Genremtn and
Ladies Monitor; Euttck's ID aionary; Piaiter's,
Columbian 'raeor; v enters Inttitures, Contain
ing his spelling Book, r lit part, Grammar or
I'll part, AMI Selection in Eea,iing, or 81 part !;
Dilworth's Spcl ling Book, Columbian do. Chi!d's
Guide; American Pri.rincr; Columbian 10. DR..
Lowrn's Enghih Grammar; Ahe's btr 'duetion
to Dc. Philadelphia Lltin Go. Ciarss ntrodae-
ton to Latin, MARS, do. 10. Ciarke's Erafmus;
do. Corderii; Hudimaus Rudi neuts of the Latin
Tongue; American Tutors Aiiitaat, Diwor'hs
Schoon,ahers do. Mrs. Barbados l.etlon's and
EIymas for Children; Juvenile Magazine to be
continued monthly
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100 SACKS FINE SAL K
for faie by
Wm. HARTSECRNE.
~, mo. 81. So
r. r. HOOE., e Go.
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m.nt much, under which We have lived 70
happily, and as if he meant to 5defroy IT,
he puts this Gallatin into the very Office
where he could do mott harm. Fol, you
know when a mans money matter gets out
of order, he loon gets into trouble, gers to
Jail and is undonc! jut 70 with the go
vernmen., when your public Treaiary is
ruined by bad management, things get in-
to coufuion, civil wars, dea,hanl defruc-
tion follow, fome mighty nabob becomes a
king, and the people are made his ilsses''
Here, my neighbour topped fpeakisg,
and raw a tear ltand in his eyest well,
faid l to myfslf, this is a dreadful forly
indeed /; Iefferfon knew that Gallatin had
helped to raife the whitley iriufrtttion,
which COZ. one million and a half OF dol
lars TO iet,ls il, and that he had t9ned
iuch a inful refointion to ftarve the public
officers 70 death /; how then can Jeffetion
ever fhew his face again before the feepie,
after making fuch a monRrous bad man
Trealurer, and one of his private coun-
fellors sni companions !? a man who, had
to fly from his own country becaple he was
a milchief maker what could J%efferfon fay
now himfelf, if the people were to meet &
pats fuch a re(olution as the one fgned by
Galla,in,a and recommend it to all the people
of America, no, 10 have any dealings with
the p~refens public officers, not to fell them
neither meat nor drink, nor let them have
any of the comforts of life would he no.
have 10 fay, defervc fuch treatment, /
dcferye all i" The contempt" which was re-
commended by Gallatin TO be ob(erved by
the people of the United States asaint the
old pubic officers, who held commihlons
under generaI Warrington, dfierve that
and ulo.e FOR appointing GallAtln Treafur
err and my private Counfelior.". Now
Mr.. Printer, don't you think the people,
when they cone ,ohear and read all theie
things abou, Jsltr(on, that they will diff;
like him as much as l begin to do /; for,
il really does appear, tia: re makes choice
of the very WORT men for his comrades,
and indeed it fceens that all bad men flock
round him /: This puts me in mind CT what
my uncle uicd to FAY, that birds Of a
feather flock together" which is a true
laying :; for l always Zee hawks and owls
and bazzards in company with each o.
Their.
A FARMER.
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N o C. E.

A meeting of the fubfcribers
to the Little River Road Company, is
called at the honle Of Mr.. M'Cabe ;p
Iseburg, on the fourth "Wednesday in
September next, being the zad of the
month, in purlaance Of the ieeond feaion
ofsse law, requiring that the commiAion-
sIs,or any four Of them,y hall - toon. as
TWO hundred flares are fabfcribed, call a
meeting of the fublcribers for the porpoie
of eIesting by a majority of votes, deli
vercd in perfon OF by proxy, ~ Pref
dent, four Directors, one Treafurer and
fach other officers, as they hall think nc
eefary for well. ordering and conducting
the affairs Of the faid company. The
Commifioners having obtained the ,necef-
iiary number Of harcs, avail themfelves Of
the earliea opportunity Of calling togo
Their the fu~bfcribers, in conformity to the
law ; they recommend a perfonal atten-
dance if practicable, as it may be n~ecefs-
nv TO pals fome bye laws and regulations
for conducting the Comrany's affairs
where that is TOO inconvenient, il will DO
proper to appoint a proxy 10 writing at
refed by one witneis at leaft.
WIN. HARTSHtRNE, I
JOHN t. RICKETTS, Commidi-
ISRAEL LACEY oness.
BURR POWELL. ~
: sAugua' IT, Iaw4W
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asslafps his hands in token Of picussse6eaa.
I ton 10, III Pill nsbeayen and setires in
flepce smidM tie bENflkafR st0fS
fympathy be had beguiled BY "by Pre-.
eni,i6g thisrptotefioo oiffosrowi" r..
We cannot barter srleie; .his fobieA
than with an exeraa from rhe nede .of
Wahiogson's farewelfaddrefs 70 his follow !,
citizens: ":ru'p, ~ L I ~ = :. :,
Though in reviewing the Incidents Of
my adasinifration, | am" unconfcious of
in.en ,ioral error ; / am nevertheless: too,
fenfble of my defects no, to1hiuak.i i, pro-
babe that ! may have committed many
errors. Whatever they MAJ be, / 6er-
vently befeech the Almighty 10 avert or
mitigate the evils to which. they tend
l ihall ALTO carry with me hehope tia, my
country viii Fever eeafe to view .,kega
with indulgence; and that after fo:ty
years Of my lie dedicated to its ~feryicr,
with an upright zeal, the faults of incom,
pe.ent abilities will be confgrsd 70 ob!i-
vicn,. as myfefs, NUT focn be 30 the MANI
on of ref." - * ~ -
A!ss,! tainted fpirit no: forty years
0! life dedicated TO the feryice of thy
country could not hield the from remorie.
LET'S salumny-Envy, fckening ar they
fame, foul b!eer-eyed Envy fquinss bale
fully on thy memory and hires the mcr-
csn:ry bravo to. plounge his dagger into
thy bofom.
(ToM CoxhsasI.J
80 III. 4. E. Pof.J
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Six Cents Reward.

RAN AWAY from the fub-
fcriher On the 18th inf. an Apprentice
Boy, named WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
about I9 years of age, by trade.a platter.
er, about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high. holr
black hair, and dark complexion. Had
en- when he went away, a napkeen. round
about jacket and waifcoat, linren
trowfers, new black hat and new hocs.
Any Perfon that will tske.u up the faid
apprentice & lecarebim in any jailhall re-
ceive the above reward, and reafonabls
expences paid ifbrought home.
JAMES FLETCHER.
Auguif 10. 1aw3wt
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alexandria aoDerttSar.
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST Is.
A FARMER.

Extrna gG h,:er from a gentleman gtbf
frf rypeaa5,hy in PHILADELPHIA, II
lis f,ir3i in this taqvn, dated tbs I3b
iyfaz..
=" This city was lately under an a.
larm at the appearance of a malignant fe-
yer, but I am happy in having it to fay
that the danger was at no time 70 great as
report made it, and I am fill o hap
py at being able to fay that it has almoa
altogether fubfded. My family have not
moved, nor did l fee danger to excite
fear."
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JEFFERSON 8 CALENDER.

We proceed in our attempt to Thew
what it really was, for which cur worthy
and well beloved PRECEDENT rewarded Cal
lender. The Citizen and National Egis
Mr.. Jefs1on's mouth pieces, allure US that
it was "n encourage 7irtHons cttehtion
10 an ~iaiquitaas gsrr,nmsnt and that The
az merits attLanlt rather Than e~eg/a,s"
They have had the teinerity 100 to chal-
lenee US to'ihew that the charges for which
Callende, was paid, were falfe.> It is am
ply fuhieKnl for every American to fee
what the charges eonfa Of; to exhibit
then. is to Thew their fa!!ehood. We have
the charity for Mr.. Blake and Mr.. Chez
than to believe ,ha, neither of them had
ever ftcn the "Profpett before US" when
they threw the gauntlet Of defiance for
though they might have thought 1t de-
cent and fit and yirtaos, ottsE'isn 10 an III.
i~qaj.aas government, yet we fofPett they
would hardly have had the indilcretion to
commit ,hemlelves by publihi9g that OPT.
mon 70 as to draw the fabjett into open
difcsRion.
Without tu,ther. remark we refume the
fabjea /; and hall here felea more OF the
Aaaders diretisd againa General Waiting.
ton.
If Warrington wanted to corrupt
the American judge, he could cot have
taken a more deciiiye ftep than by the ap-
: Warrington attempt TO corrupt Hav-'
ing charged him with being callous to the
caiamities Of the American p.ifoners at
Algiers, he ADDS s.
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publlr sale.

On TUESDAYnextt, at too'clock,
aM be /aH at RE Yeadae Store,
For the Benefit of the Underwrlters,)
The foAow,ng Goods, uaz.
I. w. 9 bales Britilh olnaburgs,
do. bale fine aannels,
do. bale kerfeymeres,
do. box colour'd threads.
I. r. and Co. bale of Britllh
ofnaburgs,
do. / trunk cotton hoie,
do. felt hats in boxes.
r. No. q. trunk lrlih linens,
do. II. ] box of ginghass
r. T. II. and Co. No. So. one
trunk Manchefer goods,
do. Go. / trunk hofery,
do. IS. box pins and needles,
and about so caks nails from I'D to zod.
damaged on board the brig Union, cap
ain Woodhoufe, on her padage from Lon
don.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Ny al. Vendue. Matter.
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.Alo 0'elotk on THQRSDA1- Tie astb
igfsai, qriz b Jola IN t5e 5,emlss,
FIVE LOTS of GROUND
On Duke areet, extending in front on
luke itreet from the corner of Pitt freet
20 an alley on the welt fde of the brick
IOuie now occupied by Eliha Janney !;
ans ground is divided into four lots of 2f
iset each, and one of IS feet s inches, by
loa feet IN depth TO an alley of IS fee,
Vide, that leads weGward to Pitr freet.
A credit of 6 months will be given for
one halt of the purchale money, and nine
Months tor the remainder bonds will he
required of the purchater, and when the
MT payment is made, bond will be Civ
50 $ oy thc Teller to make good title when
lae lait payment is received The title
ssfsid property is undoubted, and from
rs iituation iEaely TO encreaie in value
apsedily.
-, P. G. MARsTELLER, v. NJ.
May 10. lac
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ALSO, :.
a uari;etp Of DRYGOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
snner6ne cloth and KerGmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Iriih Lineps, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck Of different qualities,
Chintzes and calicoes,
Csmbrick and Cotton hawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads ard towing iilks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
"A number of other articles.
P. @. MARSTELLER,
Nav IL Vendue-Maffer.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
And for Sale, by Cotton ard Stewart
Booksellers, Royal ftreet,
/ Price SO cents,
A new Introduction to Readings
OR,
n Colleaion Of EaD LsDons,
arranged on an approved plan, calculates
to acquire with eaie Auency OF ipeech,
and to facilitate the Improvement OF youth
-defgped as an Introduction TO the Speak
er, Engliih Reader, Columbian Orator,
&c. SC.
(n Country merchants fupplied with
fchool hooks, writing paper, paper hang
ings, and every other article 10 their iine'
on the mott raalonabfe terms.
May III q
p,191ti91o IN all its yQT2etY exe-
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NOTICE.

On the 18th day Of June next,
| (hall leave this place for Kentucky, ard
will undertake to tran!aa any buhnefs in
that fate, or in the Territory North
Welt of the River Ohio. | lhall reGde
in the town Of Warrington, and practice
law in the !everal courts held there, in the
hyperion courts for the faid fate; and in
the hyperion courts for the fad territory,
which are held at Cincinnati.
After NY departure, my father, Clecn
Moore, will forward any papers which
may be left with him.
II. B. | have been employed by feve-
raj perfons who have military claims, to
obtain furveys and patents for them, and
who have other inrereas 10 Lands. As I
am we'll acquainted with furveying | lball'
be glad to undertake any ~buhneis OF this
kind.
HENRY MOORE.
Alexanlria, Columbia,
4brI go, 1909. 2awI SthI
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Notice.

THE PUBLIC are respectfully inform
ed, that BOOKS of SUBSCRIPTION
for Shares in the Allegheny Turnpike
Road, are opened at the office of Col.
Fraseis Deakws, in George Town, and
at the compiling houfe of MIR. NiAAam
Ha,t@o,ue, in the town Of Alexandria,
where thofe inclined to tublcribe for flares
will pleafe to apply.
The acts of the AiIemblies of Mary
land ard Virginia, for incorporating :" a
g Company for eaabliihing a Turnpike
g Road from the Burnt Mil, about a
I" mile below Georges creek, on the
/" Potomack river, to the nearef weaern
/" navigation" may be ieen az either of
the aforementioned places.
March 4. law
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To all True Republicans, vbetb.,
Federals or Fsderals-nonl. '''''
Jua pubiilhed, and for fale at tb;s oo
Pyiee 3711 eent, 's'
The TRUE PATRIOT
Containing eleven EAays, On the solIo-.;;
iubjee3s:
EfIay /. On the weakness Of M,
his folitary tate, and confequen, nccsl;, ~
Of fociety,
2. On the wickednefs of man in toc;.
ty, and neceaity of goverxmeut. ''
3. Of all forms of government, *,
elective and representative, i. c. aRe,nb
lie, the bef.
4. A Republic, the only goyernm,n, Of
reaion.
s. Sea government for nationa! ill.,,
ty and independence.
6. Bef government for wealth.
7. Bef government Tor fair plav, IT,
equal laws and taxes.
8. Bet governments for peace.
9. Belt government for morals.
10. Bet government for patrio,iin.
II. Bea government for population.
Republicans I" Let us have Ligbtw
The bipeds in tyrant'S gear can dray
well enough in the dark. Their drivers
will keep them on the turnpike. Bmflf.
governing and felf- guided We, leaders and
followers, fhall all foon be in the ditch,
qvitbout hgbt. /" Let Us have light p,
and we. lhall have = reafon for che FIFTH
tina. is in u.s." We hall fee and adore
the goodnefs Of God, for giving Us our ex.
celiens Republic. We fhall cordialylou
is-bravely defend it; cheerfullyIpay lis
taxes honor its officers and like little
children, love one another, and co6E.
quently be happy for ever. Qrnamentcd
with an elegant coPperplate likecei If
Governor Bloomfield.
June 4.
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Valuable Lots Of Ground
FOR SALE,
Contiguous to the town of Alexandria.

On Tueaay the 9Th day Of June
next, eciA be e2srfd jorfals at pAdlt
audi0a, on the premyss,
Forty half acre Lots Of ground
lying between the George Town road and
Potomac river. Five Of then, are Water
Lots, late the properly of Baldwin Dade,
on which he now reGdes. One fourth OF
the purchale money to be paid in hand,
and the other three fourths, in one, two
and three years; the payments TO be te-
cured by mortgage On the property pura
chaied. This property IS beautifully and
adyan,ageouGy ftuated. On one of the
water lotsa public ferry is efabliihed BY
law, and all the water lots are at prefent
good filing landings. A good title to
the property field will be made to the pur-
chalers by
P. FITZRUGH, and
CHARLES S1MMS,
Attornies in fact for Nath. Pendleton.
May IS. aaw
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June
eo3tt
Fiue Dollars Reward.

FaUe Dollars REGARD.
LOST on the road, between George
Town and Alexandra, or iomewhere in
George Town,
4 maN black Pocket Book,
containing red ard green fix purfe, wiah
a ZEN dollar Baltimore bill and feveral let
fers and other papers: one Of them direct
cd TO David Low, on board his Majeiy's
hip Gauges, at Spithead or elfewhere, in
F,hgland, and another to capt. William
Mar.klay. The above reward will be
aid to any rerfon who will deliver the
,ocket book, with its contents, to Mrs.
Low, or the Printer Of this paper.
June 8. eo3tt
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Valuable Property for Sale,

Valuable Property for Sale,
1T The little Falls Of Pofomaek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres Of Land, upon sOhich
are daDtlziag boele and yfuudy otber i'm
proveme4ts, ,/fver4l aoue qaarries and 6@
fa@ds, and tqVo Vaeauf mil /sats.
Too u7dlUlded third parts Of 7
acres Of Laud, upou 4vbicb are merchant
mil, e~tb three PAR IF French Jar,- mil
Ro1es and evTy nees0ay, complete, tor
mauxfa17arng foar to tbs bef advantage,
and 4vifb as Ink manual a5ar as pehdk;
a bre7pexy and artillery, a gran4y, a
miler's bogIe, byrzvtr's ho4le, eoaper's
@eb, &c. anda 0aeaut mil /eat.
Too undsulded third Parts Of
200 acre; Of zaad, adjoinmg tie 7 acres
and III acres a6oyementieuea, upon gobieb
here are .j|evoral f0ue qaarries and .G@
fa0ds.
TIE puychasr ofMe above PRO
perry, qval haze ar alignment et q AeefS
for the etber audividsd third part, gfqvbich
there will be s gears 10 eome from the fyf
day Of SEPTEMBER next.
The )1ons on tie aboue lands is
eguai il goodaehto qny, and Japerioy TO
MT fouudatoa jFo3e or the yiz'er-veE
els AZ any barfdeu thai can 60 ia George
7o4un, can go up to the mill and .foue
91arries.
Any fty|on or perkins, avbo may incline
to parebale, quiH Of eo4yh vieqv THE pre-
mics, tbsSsfore Hn nat tb0aghf aeeegap
to be mare particular.
For terms apply to Gen. Uriab Forref,
at George Toqvn, 0rt0
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Alexandria.
June 20. Iau
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In the cafe Of .77ameS Cities,
n RAnkYubt.

WHEREAS commiGionof bankrupt
.cy was duly awarded and iiiaed againit
James Gillies, of the town of Alexandra,
in the difritt of Columbia, by the name
and the defcription of James Gillles, on
the orb day of May, in the year Of our
lord, one thoufand eight hundred and two:
And whereas the commilioners IN and dy
the iaid commiiion named and authorized,
have declared him to be bankrupt; the
faid commissioners do hereby fummon and
require the faid James Gillies perfonally
TO be. and appear before the conrniliioners,
in the faid commiaion named, on Thuriday
the 18th day of this prefent month; on
Thurfday the sd day of June next, and on
! Friday the i th day of the fame month,
at Gadlby's Tavern in Alexandra, al
O'Clock in the afternoon of each day, then
and there TO be examined, and TO make
full and true difcovery and dilclofurc of all
his efare and effects according tothe d.
resfions of the ACT of Congress, entitled,
!" An ACT TO eRablifh an uniform iyitem of
bankruptcy throughout the United States, .
at either of which meetings the creditors OF
iaid bankrupt may attend to prove the
fame, and thofe who are indebted to the
laid bankrupt, or have effects Of any kind
in their hands belonging to him, are not
TO pay away or lecrete the fame.
JAMES KEITH,
/. s s. S sfcs5zg, e'-"'''"'''.
Tege, HENRY MOORE,
Secretary to the eommmyFon.
May S. dow
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, TO W.T..
COUNTY.

In purJaance Of an order Of the
Cire3it Couyt far The dyqria and eo4ay
aJarslaid, made BY eogftut ef9Qrtie, IN
t5r CAFE Of the Omtea State5; V. s..
R96erfT. .Hooe q otbers in cbaueeyy, quiA
b. sxpgtsd to public Jale tor ready mercy
xpon tbe Ietb day Of J4ue neef, the jolla10-
ing 0alua6le property, eoavsyed liz t,gf 10
The, JaI/en5srs BY Col. Job1 Fnsgerala,
late oftbis toqv1, deeeg/ed, uiz:----
A Water Lot commonly call
ed Fitzgerald's Wharf, lying upon the
fouth fide OF King freet and eaa !ide of
Union freet, and bounded by an alley of
90 feet in width, on the louth from Uni
on itfeet to che water. On this piece of
ground are erected three Brick Ware
houfes, "a feet 4 inches in front, ~ feet
deep and three tories high each--Alfo, a
SAIL LOFT above the up per tory 70
feet in length and AZ feet wide upon the
foor--all under one roof. Adjoining,
and on the eaa iide q this hoaie, is a piece
OF ground unimproved the whole length OF
the hoafe, S. feet deep, terminating On a
Is feet alley, laid oar upon the front Of the
wharf. From the front of the wharf is a
pier extended into the river 100 teet by
90 in BREATH. Appertalning to the pier
is dock IS feet wide on the one iiIe and
another IS feet on the other iide.
Wm. HERBERT, =
Jno. c. HERBERT, Tluifees.
NY 3. dtr
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-12
NICHOLAS BOUREAU,

Formerly merchant in Mrev. Yoyh, IN TX
Hara7vare and JeqOSly Ink
Has removed to Alexandra,
where be has opened, at M'Munn,; new
brick houfe in King freet, large a"
elegant ,afortment CT
Plated Ware g 7ewehy, !,
of every dcfcrip,ion, with large iaPPS "
Hardzy0yes g PeysmF'y' :.
which he will fell for ready cam, "
VIII .lefale and retail, at the lo"ei' New
York prices rL,,ad
ALTO, spanilh WOOL and all k!no
NAILS.
May I3. II
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-12
N O. TT F..

WHEREAS my wife, Marcy Ha7ukias,
has eioped from my bed and board, with
.oat any jult caule; this is to forewarn all
perfoas from harboring or truaing her on
my account, as am determined not to
pay any debts of her contracting from this
date.
his
BENJAMIN - HAWKINS.
mark
June 10. eo3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-12
BENNETT g WATTS
HA W. RECEIVED,
By the Gorge and Paul Sisma1, 0ia
Baltimoys-a part Of their
SPRING GOODS,

which they are now opening for fale.
They daily expect the remainder OF their
goods blythe Union from London, and the
United States from Liverpool.
Nav +. dzw cow 2aw2w
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70 r 81 E..

Two large fuperb LOOKING
GLASSES, juf imported from LONDON,
One pAate mee/arixg 1903 BY 40 inches,
l6e ofber "a by 40 do.
With iultable ornaments. Apply to
William Hodgjon.
May 81. d