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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-18
were for Mr.. Ahe 1903, for William
Polk 4S, for Jof Ph Taylor I9. :
BrifiB Influence.

The following anecdote, which
is derived from an authentic iource,
will lerve to- Few how far this pre-,
dominated in the beads of ione of the
late adminitration.-" On the day
that the ofhcialaccount arrived of Lord
NELsoN's having defeated the French
feet, at Aboukir, in Egypt, the ex-
prefdeht had fome papers 10 fgn,
which were fent him from the Secre-
tary of States Office I; and, to the
high diverfion of the clerks, he re-;
turned them to that department. fgn-
ed--JOHN NELSON, PrsGdeat Of
the United Slater i! " TChron.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-18
John & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR sALE

HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE on Baniesr's Wharf,
DROWN SUGAR, BY tbe barrel; Hibbtrn
MeiagSs, BY fbe beg/S<as; Flsnr, BY fbe bar
rel; B,oavn Stssf; RaJfas per ro&; Canlles,
BY ibe bsx; Irsu Cabssjss; 0ad ge1Xins SPAN-
ISH SEC
= HONEY, by the barrel or gallon
-Neqo- 1"k Soap, BY fbe bor--Negyo- Head To-
5seeo-Bsf 4b pref Jamaica Ram--fyos
Sfsvss--Sah- Pex,'d Hams--Bxfsey, aa< Hsg's
Lard, Se.-LIkrwIss,
= LIgTORS, of fbs 6sf kind,
gsx,rsT lJsnmsnf--anl sarisa,1 sfbt, A,lieiss
~ sse Gyecsy Lara complete .56syfmtn of
sobieb fby frsssjs 10 be e0ndasfy Js1piisd soi,d.
4 + or MASTERS of Packets, Pac
ytxsen, &c. may Be Jappiied'af field Store, sx
fbs J6srssa Nofiee--zpi6 axy A,fiek fby may
rvorf---anS their FsVs,s g,a,sfsiJ AfksssS-
kxged.
GREEN Chairs, per Do=en-.
--M,dyiss,. per Ss@si o, 6s,ssi.-Oris~s, pr
Hnsdrsd tssebss, O, /.ails, qssshtisf-LOAFz
SUGARS. and a vari<y IF fbs bos .fTEAS.
Newport, Dec. IS, 1904. 3y
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Nfuvton Long -1ba.E, No. IL.
Keyes and Brigham,

Have eOgaanty for faIe,
DRIME and NETS PORK--prine mefs, mefs
l. and prime BEEF, Of the iira quality, re-
packed in the beit order, fui,abie tor domeffic
or foreign ufe.--Alfo, by the kegg or box,
LARD, 6rtt fort--rehncd mould tallow CAM
DIES, fra quality; dipt dito--No and 2
Bar SOAP.---Likewif corned, and frelh
BEEF. December 10, i so.. -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-18

Next to the doctrines of our boly
religion, the principles of free, ek<7iqy
government ought to be mof perle-
veringly inculcated en- the riGng gen.
Grafton. On the duty and the means
Of perpetuating them, every Rtpub-
iean ihould conGder himief per-
fonally addreaed in the language of
infpiration ); and thou /bah teach
them diligently into thy children, and
Jbah talk Of them, scbsn tbou )fttea in
thine b0y,e, and s0ben tbou qcaiksR BY
fbe svay, and a0ben fbox kea dozen, and
s0ben thou rysf up" San.
The enemies of freedom always
take pains TO fecure the influence of
feminaries of learning in their favor.
PreGdsnt Adams iays, " MsnarebieJ
and AriRoerafies are in poneihon of
the voice and influence of every pn;r
verify and academy in EvQpe.'
Our monarchiits and ariifoes .~Se
exerting themielves TO PR & =
fame effect in the United State.
1t is their darling policyto potion the
fountains of education. ID.
Taba Bapfia HjB<, firm repub-
lican, IS elected Governor of North
Caroline. The votes for Governor
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-11
BALTIMORE, March s.

Arrived, brig Two B-tiies, capt. Allen,
ron Point Petre iGaaiaicuPe.)
T1e French feet had not arrived when
.,,,,,o Alien failed, and the blacks were
very ,rouoieionc.
Arrived, chip Hercules, capt. Dickion,
from Savannah.
p,.fei brig OF Hawks Point, wear
il! Mr.. Carrcre's flag.
Arrived, Snow Vigliant, capt. Dr'icol,
from New-Orieans.
Brings no later accounts than the Di-
anna, COX, arrived few days hnce.
Arrived, brig Philip, captain Hewitt
ron Martinique. Left there fh'P Fame,
M,D.rmot, OF this por', uncertain when
nfl; brig Ann, Venfon, do to fail in :
,i,y, for Glad. big ifaoaila, Bunoury,
i, hal arrived few DAYS before the PHI
LD failed brig En;ly, Price, do. un-
certain; brig Mary, Denis, do. bound to
sa,inam, hadPu, in there in difreis, ihnrt
ofvster and proviions fah'r cap
tain Garnes, do. ich'r Lucinia, Vickers,
h,1 filled FOR the Spaai;h Maine. with
part of her cargo, and number of Others,
bs,cnging to the eaiwsrd, names rot re-
collected.
A byiy, name and captain unknown, belong
mo :, IN. uurthward, from Malaga, had been
blown of the coat, ard pct into Martinique.
had the American coniu on board.
Market, Quilted, Flour dollars.
The ihip Cariiile, GiOion, se~-Oreans, Is at
anchpr a Swan Point.
IN. visillnt pafIed in the Milaiiippi, the
f.h'r Polly, of thispcrt 'hips Matilda, OF Phi
lade,ehia, and Fame, o. Newpor:, bouad up
:poSe in lat. Is, the !chr HoHeit Traveller, from
the Havana, bound 70 Charlelfon. Saw a
number of veiliei. oil al denominations off Cape
Henry, fuppo!ed beating IN.
March S.
The chip Hampton, capt. Dick, from
this 10 Leghon, was ipoken February
I2,h, in lat. IS, long. 55,S days oct.
Arrived, Ghip Car'iile, captain Chiffon,
81 days from New Orleans.
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: 80 2PROCLAMATION.
Tbt Cen/Ms Of the Republic to The In6Gti-
Z - tauts IF ST. Domingo.
Inhabitants ofSs. Domingo,

'1H6d6'saHfs of 81. D'HWSo,
/ Whatever may be your origin, ard y'ur
colour, ,you are all Frenchmen, you are all
free and equal before God and the Repub-
lie. France, like St. Domingo, has been
a prey to factions ard torn both by civil
and foreign war.
En. an entire change has taken place.
All nations, have embraced the French
nation, and having fworn to them peace
and .friendihip.; the French are likewife
united among th.mlelves, and have iworn
to be friends and brothers.
Come then and likewife embrace the
Freneh, and rejoice in again feeling your
European friendssand brethren.
The government tends you general
lie Clerc he takes, with him frong
force, in order to protect you againit
your enemies, and againft the enemies Of
the republic. 1t has been told you, that
this force was defined to raviih from you
your Iberty:-Re2ly, the republic has
kiven US. liberty, and the republic will
not allow as to be deprived Of it. =
{ playground the captain genetal ne
brings. you abundance and peace. Let
all rally round bin, for whoever fhall
dare: TO ieperate himieIf from the captain
general, f1all be contidered as traitor
to his country, and the vengeance of the
republic fhall defroy him, as The fire de-
ftroys your withered canes.
Pa,;s, at BE paiaer Of tie Gozvyw-
meni, tie 18th B,Hm1r, 10th
|. year Of tae Frexeb PrtH6Afr.
lsiyne4j
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aIerauuria auoertissr.


4 letter dated EL,gayy II, bns been re-
seivrd fran Mr.. Lfar, CIR Cos/sl at
Cape Francois, trcm erbieb the FOL-
kqving eircxmQaytial @nd nttr5qixg
fafsme1t is dertued.
Nat. Intel.
On the fecond Of February the French
Acct, conhhing OF II fail of the line and
efrigases, appeared Of the harbor. Eve
ry hing was Immediately put IN motion.
The whites rejoicing, aid the blacks pie
pairing for reGitance. They did ROT at
tempt to come in that day, although the
wind and weather were very favorable.
A cutter belonging TO the fact came in, s.
an aid Of the Adu,ira. was ient to Gene
raj Chriaophe, vino commanded the town,
to deliver to him tile proclamation OF the
Firit Ccniul, and to know if he hculd
make any oppof,;on. The aniwer from
Chl;tophe was, thar he was subordinate
officer, and that he could not permit the
aips to enter without oruers of the Co.
sernor. This determination and the pre-
paration making for oppohsion, created a
general alarm. Mr.. Lear went round to
,he Americans, and adviied them to get
,hemielves and their mott valuable effects
on board the vefIels in the harbour with
out DELAY. At midnight the mayor and
municipality waited upon hun, with a
requet that ne would atse,d depu.ation
OF ,heir body on board the feet, to en-
deavour to make fone accommodation
thai would fave the town. He readily
ocnleu,ed, from motives Of humanity, aud
from with to know their diipohtion
towards the Amer cans. They embarked
shout two O'Clock, and at the fame time
Mr.. Lear gave orders to the American
ye.iels IN the ROAD, 70 move over to the
oppoh'e fdc OF the HARBOUR, that they
might be as FAR as po.Ihle f.om the town.
Tie thips having GOOD OF in the night,
'ae deputation aid not get on board the
Atniral till ore O'Clock Of the third in.
saat, where the Reputation were received
oy General Lsclerc Id very fevere man.
Ner, and informed thar the lhips would
come in the nsNs day at all events. and
without any o,her terms than thole Of.
'eIei in the Proclamation (which follows
tbs accrunt.@ After they had been diff.
mitied Mr.. Lear was introduced 10 the
General, and told him his double view 10
''m'ng. He fsid as 70 the 6ra, his de-
termination hid been delivered TO the de-
FHtailon. an3 as 20 .hs ks0Di the>Aneri-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-11
Extra7 sfa letter t,om Londos, aatea
Dec. zsfb. 1901

CT have the latistaction to inform you,
from no leis authority than Lord Glen
bern, principal member of the Priyy
Council, that it is intended by govern
msnt to continue to allow the Importation.
of Goods from the United States, in neu-
trail lhips, by order in council, unto the
year 1904, unlsfs in the interim any thing
fhould occur to introduce the adoption OF
a different policy. But in that cafe faf-
dcient notice will be given, 70 that veaeis
falling with goods from America before
the intention of government to diicontinue
the trade can be then known. may not be
refufed an entry on arrival in Great
Britain"
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ByoNAPARTE,
s0'..' s''s'' Fff coaf.'.
(Sgaed.J II. B. MART,
Secretary IF STATE, :
Il trxe Ceay.
LECLERC.
LII az american uVsli at CAPE Francois
on IKE I2th February, 1907.

on TIE 12th February, 1907.
Ships, America Craig, Philadelphia ;
Hannah, More, do. Success, King, Chalet
ton; Ann, Terry, New. York Travel.
Ter, Billups, Baltimore. Briggs, Mentor,
Girard, Philadelphia; Dolphin, jchuHon,
Savannah; Auguea, Davis, Bc..oo; Ma
ry Tarris, Pniladc'phiA; Lear, Low, Bal
tinore Julia, Holt, philad. !; Nyn,ph,
Wood'nan Bottom; Gen. Wsrrsn, Bow
man, Savannah; Hannah, Goodrich, EoG
ton; Sally, Rowland, New York Hopc,;
Lee, do. Amph;trite, Spence, Philadelphia;
Conaellation, Fuller, N. Carolina We
neIia, Haurton, Baltimore. Sch'r Nelly,
Rodgers, Baltimore Fanny, Thoms foa,
do. Peggy, Allen, Philadelphia Lydia,
Brown, do. Rover, Veawck, do. Harmo-
ny, Levering, Alexandra Alexander,
Ruael, Philadelphia; Eliza Arm, Rois,
Norfolk !; Talbot, sorenfon, Baltimore
Intrepid, Alderfon, N Carolina Con-
cord, Sharp. Philadelphia; Catherine,
Cloutn,an, Bottom Little Tom Butler,
Powers, Philadelphia Active, Calvert,
Philadelphia. Sloops, Friendnhip, Buiher,
Philadelphia; Spartan, Fur!cng, Balti-
more.
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~
lea: rad nos heard. A report was in
town, tla, the French met with a power
fuI cg;oiition al Por, Republican, and.o!t
/ or soo men, ard tina, the place was de-
avoysa.. Others iay, there was little re-
nsaa.e, ana the place iaved. They land
ed at Pors an Pals, a, Limhay, and at
Fort D,nphin; at all which places they
met with refaancc; but made good their
landing. This is al evidence, that eppo.
ftion was determined upon from the hri.
The fons of Toaasirt came over IN the
fleet; and were .rca:ca BY tie officers with
great attentio7. They had benin France
for their education. To Chr.ttophe, !:
was declared By rhe aid Of The admiral
who was fcnt to HIN on the I'd infant
that himfIf, '1o1t1r.aiiat, aud the other
ch;efs> who had conducted meritoriom-
~ IN the late irfurrstsion, would have
their rank confirmed, their pay continued
for life aud full pone!dalon Of their immenle
property, without its being queaioned
how they had acquired it. And he pro-
poied to continue as hofage for the
fulilment Of ,hefe conditions by the &C.
neral in chief, if he would give Up the
idea of rehRance, but it had no efea upon
him.
In addition to the above particulars
we learn, that Mr.. Lcar had been re-
ceived in the charaa of General Com
mercial Agent, by the General in Chief,
who is viewed as an upright man, and
whole wife (who is with him) is filter to
the FirG Conful.
The paymen, for rroviGons, sc. dcriv-
ed from the Americans is offered to be
made in bills on France, at 30 days fight,
OF part in cath and colonial produce.
That another divifon Of IS fhiPs, and
70, 900 troops are daily expected.
Telfaint was undcraood to be in the
neishborhood of he Cape during the occur
rences of the above events.
Both TouGaint and ChrAop'lc were fup-
pofed, when capt. Rogers failed, to be in
the neighborhood of,he Cape, with large
hsdy of troops but it was tho't that they
would foon be obliged to dfperie and fly
to the mountains.
In The mare ef.be Frsae5 Covernment.
LIBERTY. EQAL!TY.
PROCLAMATION.
! On board the Ocean, Plxvisf
Leclerc, general in chief of the army
Of ST.. Domingo, and captain general of
the Coleny, to tbe inhabitants of ST. Do
ningo.
Inhabitants efSt. Domingo,
Read the Proclamation of the Grit
Conful Of the Republic; it INJURIES to the
blacks, that liberty for which they have
70 long fought to commerce and agri-
culture, that proiperisy without which
Colonies cannot exit.
His promifes will be faithfully fulfilled
to doubt them would be criminal.
-. LEcLERC.
!;
So NDDnCy AhIsTTNN
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n. sth of January, on account Of the Spa
u;Ib confuls refllag to give up the llland
Of trinidad.
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the Great Falls being completed confqan being
pa the pIhdenr and directors have eta
1o,kes Falls and tie Great Fails who VIII
law table uonel and they
this oarve the following regulations which have
been de.m.i ncc TIE neH OF the initiation ana the ammo
daion OF tbs
No permitted pats the locks the Great Falls unul the
discharged the delay topping the dill
the Great Falls tolls demndao per may pay
the chaseoe fh and the toll the Great
Falls and etor however dchroas OF Hng
of the confident with the nr OF the
fch with the
cogne dovn the fave the trouble and nconvea
from immediate the tolls on each particular
cargo as Rpuased application r George Town. and
fcg his fstaion the demand in Gorge Town. the Guy OF
Wilmington Alexandria, of tolls produce down the he directed
give the toll the Great Falls to a'o" h produce TO
pa receiving from the pon ruOed with the carriage ct ieh produce" his
order ppr OF the fame for tots payable thereon upon
poa pen. rhns either George Town. the City of Warrington or
Alexandria, according pauy arranged with the tatu
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-09
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

Seven buua,sd and eigby-eigbt acre;
in the county of HamPfhre, ON the waters OF
Great Cape Capon. abou, 20 miles from the
Warm Springs, and 80 rom Winehetfer. This
land is iull of wood, o k and pine timber. Two
exeeIen. firms may be made, with 80 to 50 acres
o! bottom, and rich high lands 60 each and in
the hear. Of the timber there is 4 fine seat for
law-mIl. Capt. Daniel Rice will thew the lands
Three tboa/an4eigbt bxn1,sd ard t0rty-
FIVE acres in the county Of Ohio, on the waters Of
Crave and Ffh Greeks, near the river Ohio, and
about 80 miles below ptiburgh. Som. of thcfe
lands are very goed, with ccniiderable quantities
o. rich bottom, and plenty of excellent timber.
Robert Woods, Eiq. the Surveyor of th.t County
will thew thele lands
Twill cell ali or any Of the above lands for cath or
npon credit OF take in exchange for them lands in
Fairfax County, or lots o. lond in the city of a.
l,xandria, OF tie city Of Warrington.
r. T. HOOE.
"a l,e--1
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In The Cejr et A~are1o SANITY am Nm.
Rnmjy, Bankrubs.
LAST NJ E K l NC.

The CommillionerS IN a COM
milton of bankruptcy awarded and ihued
againR Andrew Ramfey and Win. Ram
few, of the town of Alexandra, in the
diitriea of Columbia, intend to meet On
Thurlday the eleventh of February nexr,
at three o'clock in the afternoon, a, the
Warrington tavern in Alexandra, IN or
der to take the lat examination OF the !aid
bankrupts, when and where they are hero
by required to furrender .hemelves, ard
undergo their final examination; at which
meeting the creditors are to choofe an al
fgree or aaignees and the creditors who
have no, hitherto proved their debts, IT.
der the laid commiiiion, may then ard
there attend and prove the fame, and al
fent TO or digent from the allowance OF tic
faid bankrup,'s certificate.
By ordr, eftbe CsmmiTone,'.
HENRY MCOkE, Secretary.
Jan. 20. eol1'aF
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POTO NJ Ak C. NJ p Any.
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rea but all the tolls to be aertand and enao1d
aia orier toll, ga,here
H. pe,n carrying produce other articles downor
the river bring Ggned by the hpper, hewng the
e of ipmn packages and belonging and
hom conG il c: arta the different foliage
which the car oe without rooe and detention parties
cernd unloading the for that pa and to avoid all dpu'e respecting
paymen thereof. -
All pefon attempting aud the paog of the places where
dGhgng the h place or the Great Falls as
provided fr will be informed ag'nt the agents the company and PROBE
ecu,ei TO the u,noR extent of thelaw
On Article, tolls mutt be paid demandaoe
Upon articles the tolls payable at the
npon pd the Great Falls and tolls are
pang uh be
the Little Falls and the Great F-Ih OF tolls a: the Little
the fame esocheague
JAMES KEITH, PrsGdent
JOHN MASON,
JOHN LAIRD.
1auuayy 1907.
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Houje Of Entertainment.
Randolph Mott,

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
ana the public in general, that he has open
cd Al INN in the Town of Alexandra,
in tn. houfe lately occupied by captain
Charles M'Nnighs, where he intends uing
his u,moa exe:tions to give general fasis-
faction to thole VINO may favor him with
their cuaom, which fson his experience
In the buiaefs re CATERS h;In!slt he lhall
be able TO do on the mott reaionable terms.
January :. Ia"2'eo
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Every pipe or hog(heai of wine, containing
more than IS gallons,
Every oghead OF rum or other ipiri's,
Every hoglkead of tobacco,
Every caik between IS and s. gallons, one
half of pipe or hogihead; barrels one
fourth part; and fmaller caass or kegs
in proportion according to the quality
and quantity OF their contents OF wine
or lririss,
For caiks of linfeed oil, the fame as fpiri's,
Every bufhel Of what, peas, beans, or flax
feed,
Every buihel of Indian corn or Other grain,
or Ealt,
Every barrel of pork,
Every barrel of beef,
Every barrel of four,
Every ton of hemp, fax, pot-ah, bar OF
manufactured iron,
Every ton of pig-iron or caaings,
Every ton of copper, lad, or other ORE
other than iron ore,
Every ton Of ttone or iron ore,
Every hundred bu!hels of lilne,
Every chaldron OF Goals,
Every hundred pipe caves,
Every hundred hosihead taves, or pipe or
hoghead heading,
Every hundred barrel itaves, or barrel head
ing,
Every hundred cubic feet Of plank or feast
ling,
Every hundred cable feet Of other timber,
Every srois hundred weight of all othe:
commodities or packages,
And every empty boat OF veflel, which
has not commodities on board to
yield 70 much, except an empty l'oat
or vefel returning, whole load has :
already paid at the reflective places
the fulns fixed a, each, in which cafe
he is to repafs toll free. }
N. B. A barrel of -four brought from ab
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ron" oGLe or Rent,

THAT handfome, convenient thre- to-
~ BRICK HOUSE, lately occupied by
Edmud J. Lee, Efq. in King itrcet, a
few doors wea Of pitt hreet.
SAMUEL CRAIG.
Dec. IS. 20
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and
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ADVERTISEMENT.

THE Subscribers having COM
menced bufnefs in the houie lately oecu-
piedby Mr.. George n. Lyles, on Fairfax
freet. IN the town of Alexandra, beg
leave to inform their friends ard The pub
he, thar they have for fale, DRY GOODS,
JAPANED WARE and GROCERIES,
and daily expect complete afoament of
CASTINGS, which they will diipofe Of
at the mott reduced prices for Cath, Flour
or Tobacco.
THOMAS L. WasHINcroN& Co.
n. 3. They will alfo tranfatt buiiaefs
on conmilGon, and take The liberty Of
acquainting thoie who may favour them
with their confidence, that they will en-
deavour TO merit the tru& repoled in Item,
by faithful attention to their interef.
Nov. 23. d
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Ricketts,, Newton & Co.

Ricketts,, Newton & Co.
Haze received and far Sale,
go pieces Bandanna Hand
kerchens,
50 do Ruilia Sheeting,
20 bales Couon,
40 barrels and 10 hhds Nufaovade supars
SO boxes brown Soap,
SO d.. Cattle do.
SO do, Candies,
50 do. Chocolate,
hhds. Loaf Sugars,
y bids. Antigua Runs.
hid. clean Flax,
con Rhade- Hand Cheefc.
boxes Wool and COTTON Cards.
a fsw pipes and hail pipes Of Vidona Wines,
ofiuperior quality,
Hyion, Young Fiyion, Imperial sad IIyfoa
f1in Te4s,
100 rearn' Wrapping Paper,
400 do. Whiting Paper,
A handiomc afortnleor Of Prints and IriG
. .lnens--a large quantity Of Bed, Cords aud
Tough L ines.
Tbsy kave 10 RENT,
The WARE HOUSE lately occupied bx
dr. John Janney, adjoining their Brick Store
nd comfortable Dwelling tioufe en- Prince
.rest, lately occupied by M. I homas Mathew
'or Partieulass epqpils a. above.
Qefossr IS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-02
IANNEY g PATTON.

AS1<4 - II wv,
Haze jgG reeeived BY The ,/e6'r Ha,meny,
eaft. Cta6trse, Jyom Porto Rieo,
60 hhds. & $50 barrels hrlt
quality Mulcovado Sugars,
A5@, on Hard,
Molaaes, in hhds.
Grenada and Jamaica Rum, in Lhds.
and barrels,
Catalonia Wine,
n. England Rum, il hFds, & barrels
Souchong Tea, Of a fapesior quality,
Blown and Cattle Soap,
Mould and dIpt Candles,
Cogniac Brandy,
Fine ard coarle Salt,
Men and women's Shoes,
Queens Ware In crates, af'orted.
With a complete aaor,ment of N. Eng.
land and Rufia CORDAGE; EAT India
end RuAia Goods.
II L s O,
% Hhds. Berbice Coffee,
40 do. I'd quality Sugar.
Oct. 30.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-02
aals By aualoa,
On SATURDAY,.

a 10 c'el,e&, qval Be laia At f5s pesdn
Store, f4e eer4sr Arg ana o1's'
Streets.
Rum in hhls. and barrels,
Whiiky ii barre;s,
Apple Blandy q barrels,
Gin 10 cafks,
Wine in pipes and quarter eaiks'
Nio!afes in hsd5.
snoar in hhds. and barrels,
White and browa Soap IN boxes
Coffee in calks and bags,
Raiiirs in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO
i variety Of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, iFllh Lihshs'
Caihmeres, l1a'leoe''
Kerieys, $3.50 1880
Coalings, o'sp's 80
Esarnanoh, 0zsaisergs,
p,snks,s Sewing Silks,
p,snss Mleilin and Nlallsi
No. co+.on. fIandkerehiefss
Warffsd' and other India Cottens, Z,
Stockings, exc.