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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10

The following are the Yeas and Nays, on the
pagase Of the Bill for repealing the Internal
YEAS,
MciIn. Alton, Archer. Bacon. BsiIy. Bin
90, Brent. Brown, Butler, Cabsll. Claiborne,
Clay, Clopton, Condit, Cuts, Davis. Da~fon.
Dickfon. Elmendoif, Elmer, Euais. Fowler.
Giles, Gay. Gregg, Hanna, d. Heifter. Helms
Hoge, Holland. Holmes, Hoger, Jackion, John.
fon, Joues, Leib, Milledge, More, New, New.
ton, jun. Nicbolfon, Randolph. jun. Smile, J..
Smith, ]. Smith lof NY ]. Smith tofVireinis)
Jof. Smith. Southland, Stanford. Stanley. .sAn.
ton. jun. Stewart, 1'aliferro, jun. Thomas.
Thomfon, A. Trigg. J. Tigs, Van Nei,. Van
Cortlandi, yamum, Van Horne, X. Williams,
--6I.
NAYS.
McGn. Bayard. Cutler, Dana, Davenpor,
Fofaer. Goddard. Grif~old, Hatings. Hemp
hill, Hill, Lowndcs, Matroon, l.. n. Morris.
Peirce, Read, ]. c. Smith. Stfatton, TAlimaye,
Tesney, TIllinshaa. Upham. Van Renaslaer,
Wadfworth, L. Willisms.--1%.
SO THE BILL rAsssD.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
70, Sale. By
MARY DUNBAR,
The following GArors SssDs.


White Chryfanthcmum
Painted Lady S~eef
pesfe.
Roie Lupins.
Hersnthemum.
Biesnisf y Psysssiai
FksSsr
Carnstion.
Phesfant ey'd Pnks
Sweet Rocker,
Everlaiting Peafc.
ROOTS:
Rannncoles,
Anemones.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10

The Schooner -------, Obed Pinkham, Of
New. Bedford. was fpoke on ,he ath OF March,
under Guadsloupe, with 90 bbls. Of Oil.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10

Asnsai FLsyers.
Egg Plant.
ScnGlive Plant,
Double Bslfam.
Superb As,ef,
Mignonens,
Chioefe Pinks
Flos Adonis,
Double rofe Lark fpur,
D~af Larkfpur.
Venus looking Cia6.
Stip'd French Ma
rygoId.
ConvolvoIus Minor,
NesVps,f, Af,i ic
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10

The COMMITTEES of Ways and Means. who
we're inarutted to enquire into the expedieocy OF
repeating the laws laying duties on Still and Do
mJa'e lySiiislSpyh,s on Rsjs1sI Sugar., Liesnos
10 Retail. Sail at As6isx. Phatarabk CsriagD,
Stamped Ysi'sm. Psrkmesf and Paper and Sss-
aye On Ncsyteper--have reported that it is ex.
pedient to repeal The laws laying duties 90 all Of
laid articles except that on ks4ylpsfs,s; the
commitses arc of dp)nios shas il would be mad
vifable to take Of that tax, as Il is inGgnihcsnt
in amount. and i the means Of infuring the fate
delivery of the Newfpspers TO their refpestivc
Subicriben. By Ratements made TO this CON-
mitree from the Secretaries Of War and Navy.
il appears that FUN excee1ing 4oo. 200 dol
lars will be faved on the army alone, Ihis year !!
the expenditures for the Navy 10 efima,ed at
400 900 dollars leh than Ia6 year II follows
therefore that = FUN sSeesdixs fbs whole smeHnf
efsbe Internal saxn ruiii BE- jsved 10 fbes fuvo De-
1sysn,nn /; a. the FUN neccGa,y TO be expended
by them during the year 1904. will be Goo, ,ooc
dollars leis than thar of the year 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10

eth o,xssia IL Is fbe A&s& # Mr. Wsys'.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-02
Il Tutor Wanted.

l WISH to procara q. Teacher Of i'm
proved mind, and moral, to reide in my
own family. An accomplished female
would be mott agreeable. The fakry
hall be prprorlionate to merit. Letter
addreGed to nee ut Centerville in Fairfax
OF At New Market in this county,. will b,
eceived readily {
SPENCER BALL.
Prince Vim. zla Nov. eoi,st
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-02
Nov. 20.
Nov. 20.
One lH4adrsd AID Fifty Dollars
Re7uard.

M (p@f Us
A daring attempt was yeRerday made,
b. orc yellow and two black men, to rob
a Mr.. Croby, Between Colchetfer and Pc
hic Church on the road to Alexandria.
The yellow man had on drab coatee and
troule.s, and appeared to be about 5 feet
: OF 6 inches high--ene ofthe blacks had
on blue, jacket and trouiers, and lhort
boots, aad has "a large fear on one OF his
cheeks, fuppofsd to be about 5 feet OF 9
inches high-she other a little lefs, IN the
fame drels, excepting boots, and was
knocked down by Mr.. Croby ard Cut
about the ear with the butt end Of gun.
The black in boots feen,ed mott daring
and was ieverely bea.en-when the osher
two ran away they called out to him by
the name of Ned or Ben to come after them.
The above reward will be paid ter sp-
pretending and convieing the above de-
icribsd fellows, or Fifty Dollars tor either
on application at.this Office.
January I. -
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H.nEf 5sE.
On TUESDAY,,

TN I UGSD3l,
Fl ten s'cIs,k, 7ciIi be aid al TIE ;cnaaf
Snre,
cd and 4th proof Antigua and
Jamaica Rr.1 in lids. and bis.
French Brandy IL bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
Teneriae Wile in cafSs,
Cc,dials in bis.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
MIolales in hhds.
Rice 10 tie,ces and bis. 7.
Soap 10 boxes,
Queens az; Easslsen Ware 10 eEa vs:,
Aandion,,y aaorteda
So hox,s F,svaana Ssgars,
Ccrtcn Il bales. -saa credit.
ALSO,
4 paT.!cy of DRY GOODS,
-AmcNG WHICH ARE
Bread and narrow Cloths,
Flanne;s and Planes,
Carpets and CaTpeting.
Irill and German l:aens,
Woraed and cotton Stockings,
Calicoes aud Gins hams,
a variety CT NJ. Gin ard Muffin Hans
merchel, and S avis,
Table Cloths, Has,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
A number OF other articles.
P. G.. MARo1kLLER,
Dec. FL. erdue- Mater
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-02

10 Let, .
Aconvenient Dwelling Houfc
on Fairfax areet, lately occupied by MIR.
James Dykes. Enquire of
JONAH THOMPSON.
Dec. 9. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-02

William HaTtlnOTnc
HAS FOR SALE,
At his Mil, or IN Alexandria,
Platter Of Paris by the
ton, or ready ground by the buheI,
Indian Meal or Rye Meal, bo!;ed OF
unboltei,
Corn or any other grain Except wheat
ground ios toll at the mill.
1t his fore IN 7owa,
Hay IN bundles, corn by the bufhe',
Loaf OF lump fgar by the hid. or Dbl.
Jamaica fpirit by the hid. or barrel,
more than 3 years old,
Fira and fecond quality James River
tobacco in kegs,
A few very good mill fpindles,
Two good fcsle beams.
Fer Sale,
A number of valuable Lots in town.
AL'o, toSel!or R<nt,
A vaIuabIe Brick Houle on King freet,
now in the tenure OF Thomas Cruie. T.
To Let,
A two tory Frame Hcufe, on Duke
itreet, with a large garden and well OF
good water At tie Ger. II nac. II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-02

THE SUBSCRIBERS,
Contemplating q removal from the
Dim1a Of Columbia, as ioon
as he can cloje his out (a"dlng
concerns, OFFERS FOR SALE,
The FOLLOWING
Very ualuabk PROPERTY.
One undivided half of a FARM
adjoining the Great Fails of Potomac. on which
"a good Houfe, new Barn, ard fon,e excel
lent Meadow.---Aiio, q FORCE; SO by 10
feet covered with TIM and Coal AND IRON
houfe, fifuated on the canal msdc ~ tie Pc
mac Company, and the right OF cutting the
wood fur 900 years on large parcel # land al
ioininy-n,ach ofthis wood IS convenient to the
river, and may be readily tran!por,ed to George
othe, hall may be purehafed.
Three-Eigllths Of about eleven
hundred acre. Of LA Nd, i'll B.rkley eou@y, adj
jJsiirg the lands Of the United States, at Keep
rrycs Furnace and Harper's Ferry-more than
half Of it is in wood. and the remainder good
farming land. The ethsr fve.eighrs may a!io
bepurebafsd. -
An undivided moiety Of 36
Acres of LAND in the Common Of A!ex.ndla,
and adjoinig the town, chilfy under fence of &C.
oar potts and ehrfnut rails
A large and hand(ome Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, 90 BY 10 feet. w;th
brick Stable, Smoke Houis, and We'll If Excl
lent water---The Garden and Yard paled i'll
The Houfe is not quite 6nifhed. It will be fold
either in its prefcnt Rate, or 6nfhed as may fue
the purciraier. err - ga :,
A number of LOTS on the
new wharf, made by Mr.. Herbert, Mr.. Wilton,
and the fubftriber, between Fairfaxasect and the
river Potomac; and, alto, the divi.inn nfshe iad
wharf, made from MIR. 1hompicn's by 20 :eet
1reet
An undivided half of LOT
on the wen fide of Fairfax arcet, above Queeh
Aree., on which the houfe was turnt laa wirter.
For particulars, reipecing titles ard terms,
which will be liberal both as to price and credit.
apply to
Alexandria, GA ~. Ias,t
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For B q s I q y,
r. e. ne SCt,CCCeE
ssEss = ~ PRISCILLA
; s.s.~ az Cd seGs'l


49, (A1 Cd veGei)
PRINCE HARDING, Mater,
viii take freight on resionab.e terms.-
Apply 70 the Mater On b scd, or 10
JOHN G. LADD,
VIZ las LATELY retrivrd and nsqv eftrs
far Sale,
20 Eogileais'of excellent Molades,
IS dc. do. Sugar,
Is do. 90. Run,
5 do. Copperas & Br;nGcns
10 C.lhS Cord,4ls,
20 Barrels Bottom Beef,
3. 80 S s,a.: rssl' sais"',
So Eass Coffee,
zco G@oxes Candles and Soap,
) h@ss Gotten,
De. Hos,
10 Boxes Gotten and Well Cards,
20 Do. &c by IS Gas,
80 CheRs frelh Teas Entitled to
20 Bales RuRia Shee,ins, : d-.wi,,,k
Do. Ravens Duck,
3 Cafes of Writing Payer,
80 Boxes iteih Chocolate,
Excellent Dunno Fin, &c. &c. &c.
December 8. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-02
STOCK IN TRADE.
To be diiYoisd Of, the entire Stock Of
KID, ELIOT s. Co.

" Kmg freet, AlexAssria.
Condfiug Of
HasduGse, Cutlery, honmoagsyy,
CroeAsyy g GM6 Ware,
Paper Haagihgs, Paints, India
Coaen,, a fen Groceries,
ard4 variev efetke, articles.
Al! Of which have been parclia.ei on the
tea terms for Cath.
Liberal terms ard credits VII! be given
to any ps,foN whining to purelaie the
whole Stool.
N. B. The corar:ne'ihip of Kid, Ehst
ard Ga. vii! cca!coa III, IT January next,
by lsu;y:i content. All p-rioEs having
demandss ga;nh the firm, are dcfred &c
to fena IN tEeir accounts for payment
sll indebted TO them a.e reGusitsd to make
payment to either of The fubicr;5ers.
ROBERT KID,
SAMUEL ELIOT, jun.
Dec. a., Dit
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@ais By Sutton.

On WEDNESDAY next,
Fl ten e'thck, syM be /eh ct TIE AatI's'
Reom,
Rum in hhds. and bis.
Sugar in do.
Coffee In bags,
Soap ard Candies in boxes
RaiGns in 90.
Starch IN dc.
Tobacco in kegs. &c.--ALso,
, Il quantity Of Dry Goods,
Kendall Cotions,
Kerieys,
Haifthicks, Plains,
Plaids, Ccar,ngs,
Dufils, Flannels,
irih anl Shooting Linens,
German OInabur2s,
CalicceS, CTar,s,
Shaw,s, iianlkcr~h;efs,
Ladies ST.. Cloves,
Sewirs Silks. Threads, &c.
II. and I. MOORE,
Dec. II. Auefioneers
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-02

Robert 4 .I1OOc and 20. 3
HAZE IMPORTED, :
In THE brig Neppne, .f'Ym L5jSon,
and OFFER FOR SALE,
100 catks Lisbon Wine OF a
hyperion quality,
500 bu,hels Of Salt,
bale of Morocco Skins,
A few boxes of Lemons and Oranges,
Figs in Trails,
Olive Oil, Almonds, Filberts,
10 bundles floor carpets and foot mats.
Tbsy baue ike4vjls on hand,
Afew bales of Negro cottons and blan.
kets,
German Linens, -,
Earthen Ware in crates, Sugar in hhds.
and bis. and coffee In bags ard tierces.
Nov. 80. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-18
FROM MARTINIQUE.

A letter to gentleman in Philadelphia,
from his correspondent at Martinique,
dated Sept. II, informs, that on that
day, French feet coniting of two fhips
of the line, one frigate, one brig, and
two fchooners, having on board 1000
troops, arrived at Port Royal. The
iiland was to lurrender on the day follow
ing.
The brig Hannah of this port, arrived
at Martinique, in apafage of z9 days
The fchooner Thetis in SO, and brig Welt
Point, in 81 days, both from hence.
Extraa ofa letter, dated at Point Pet,s,
Sept. IS, 1902, 10 q gentlemen at
B,anfz0iek.
The Spaniards have concluded peace
with the refractory Indians. who have
drove Bowles and all his white adhea-
ents out of the nation. My friend Kin
and went down with Mr.. Forifer, and
took number Of the Greek chiefs and
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-18

warriors, and obliged the Mackeioohee
TO drive off Bowles, make peace, and de-
liver UP the prifoners and negroes
Fatio has got mott of his negroes home
already.
1COPY.
Of a lefterfy Madrid, 9Th Ing. 1907.
SIR,
On the nth inf. the plenipotentisries
of the United States and Spain, fgned a
convention for the appointment OF commit
honers who are 70 form board, and FIT
at Madrid, for the indemn' alton Of
thole who have fufained ioiies, damages,
or injuries in confsquence OF the excei1es
of individuals Of either nation, during the
late war, contrary to the exiting treaty
or law CT nations. The convention 10
have no force or effect until it be ratified
by the contracting parties. | am. fir, &C.
Mode Of applying manure in SzpH9erlaud.
All the aninal and vegetable matter,
fuch as the cleanings of fables, ware
houfes, &c. that can be collected from
different parts of farm, are broughf to-
gether in The foldyasd. They arc there
heaped one upon another and kept con-
family wet, the different Parts being from
time to time cxpoied TO me air, TIL the
whole MATS IS dccompoled. The water
flowing from it is then trsnf ported to the
field; either In machines lmilar 70 Our
water carts, or in tubs, where il Is lprlnk-
led over the land and its effects are fad
to be much more rapid, and equally per-
manent, with the common method OF APP
plying manure.
Water in the above fate is charg-
ed with the different kinds of gates,
70 neceilary for vegetation and what is
OF more importance fill, with carbonic
matter, either ia fate OF iolution or fub-
tile mixture, nicely adapted, therefore,
TO be taken up by the tender vegetable
fibre !; and to this, | fappofe, i,s hyperion
fertilizing quality mutt be owing, iince
carbon can produce no beneficial effects,
but in as much as it is foluble in water.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-18
FRANKFORT, September ze.

We learn from the country, that fince
Thurlaay lat until yeterday, tevete whi.e
floRs have been experienced, which have
materially injured the crops offodder and
cation. We have nor heard from the
batbern parts of The fate, but we much
Gar thar the beautiful fields of cotton
which there promlfed an ample recon-
Deuce TO The Iaborer, have thared the
hne fate of thole in this neighbolhood,
and the fair profpetts of the cuI,ivator en-
rrely biaaed.
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s., dollars with the natives Tor this
Sans%aS ,,y. which was more acceptable 70
e con-, Than goods, which the Engliih mer-
then, Zen Generally carry there Capt.
cIan ~ oor underGand when this prohibi-
" y =, ,sas 10 be made, or from what au-
' 'Sa,;'y, but merely mentions it as report.
80 III byfg Alligator, ayrived at B9f0n
p !. satursay, N II days .from B0ar-
leach produce for the Wet Indies had
~ very much brandy and wine WAS
~ ~ bigh; the harvet for grain and fruit
vs. very good, wines it was expected
could be plenty I; every encouragement
s :..o 70 The commerce of that country );
s. ss.rv thing that could twin was fitted OUT
-. :, 4. Wet Indies; additional duties laid
p - Goods imported in foreign bottoms.
Wa v india produce very low owing TO
brge Quantities arriving every day from
I heir colonies; no iale for American vef-
el,. -four 10 TO II dolls. beet, IS 60 II.
By capt. Langdon, arrived at Bottom,
f,om Martinico, which place he. LEFT the
10Th Sept. we learn, that the French
r,oops tad arrived there ten days previous
10 bis falling.
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Powers Of
J. "a 4 81 9SaS Sa n SssAYl
and limitations OF various

BIRDS and BEASTS,
With many extraordinary THAUMA-
TURGIC OPERATIONS & new i'm
ported Arts, which has excited the adj
miration Of the moa enlightened cha
ratiers in the capitals of Scotland, Eng
land and America.
Mr.. Rannie's exploits have proved a
powerful Leaon againa the consequences
Of Gambling.
Dooys 10 Be obeaed at S o'cloek 4sd tx
Peyfoymaaee 70 bsgm at 7.-Trekefs 70 be
6aa at The place Of Peytormanee.
OILS.
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alsramorta annertl5er.
MONDAY, OCTOBER is.

Extras gfa letter fron lMeg1s, CoAozo,
fsrys, Carmichael g Ca at Havre, 10
Their eorrojpoaden.s IL this city, dated
J4k %.
a law has jua paGed for eaablilhing
an entrepot for colonial produce in certain
ports of this country, land Havre is one
ofthem) which appears TO be a meaIure Of
luch general intere& 10 the commercial
world, that we prefume the enciofed copy
osit, pub.ithed here :his Gay, will not be
unacceptable 10 you.
Principal CLAUSES ftbe Law rslbefmg
ToBAcco.
Foreign tobacco cannot be introduced
BY land under penalty Of eon6fcarion as
vellas Of the hories and carriages employ
ed in transporting il.
It can only be imported by fca, IN veE-
tls of 100 tons and upwards, and into
the ports Of Offend, Dorkisk, Havre,
DiePpe, Morlaix, ST. Maioes, L'Ofient,
Nantz, Rochelle. Bordeaux, Ceite and
Marfsiles, under pain Of conhfcaiion Of
the merchandise as wtil as of The veiiel.
The Importation Of tofeign tobacco on
the north and eaG frontier can only be
made by ore Of the towns of Cologne,
Mayence, and Stralbourg, under the fame
Fnalties as lii the preceding articles.
Foreign tobacco fhail continue to pay
IS IS. in foreign ihiPs ard 2e is. in French
hi2s.
The tobacco may remain in entrepot
during IS months as before, without pay
nent Of duty.
No Iedutiion III duties 10 be allowed on
account of damage; bat the damage, if
any, is TO be alcer,ained and The proprie-
tors may abRratt the parts damaged 10 be
burnt or exported, bur without Operating
hstalk from the leaf.
Tobacco in leaf lhall not be allowed
within 4 leagues ofthe COATS or frontiers.
Without an acquit-a. caution on pain OF
cOnhtcation, as we'll as OF the vehicle OF
'EaniportaSion and double the duty befdeS.
Tie duty Of 20 is. fhall be eftablifhed
upon every fpecies Of fabricated tobacco,
and that duty upon foreign thalI be paid
upon the leaf tobacco, when taken OUT of
,ae entrepot. There are ALTO regulations
ior the manufactures, and for the officers
appointed to fuperintend them, and for the
'OOacco Of the growth of France.
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IuDltr saig.

vii 6e addsdhTo-Morrow' Sales,
3 pipes Of Holland Gin,
8 do. French Brandy,
10 barrels n. England Rum,
4 boxes OF coaife Hats,
A general aifortment of Boots and
Shoes,
10 crates Stone Ware, Handsomely
aaor,ed.
PHILIP c. MARSTELLER.
O9. I8.
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From HE NRw-YoRx GAZETTE.

From lie wYoRx GAZETTE.
EXTRACTS from {" Principles of Ma
'a'e,'' pnbliihedby EAbu Palmer, prehdent
q .. the Tkejfiea! Society in New York.
MOL.
J, Much having teen laid about the focie-
u lnhdels, and its exiitence aicertained be-
sOad al con;royeTiy, the following extracts
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Sales Of Bankrupt's E fate.

OtlSo VI 0dlIA1 u " . A-lLe1ISe
o. Thurilay the sIf loft. at 10 o'Clock,
A. NJ. will be fold by Public Auction,
at the Dwelling. IioIe of DR.. James
Gillies, on King ltreet, funasy articles
Houlehold & Kitchen Furniture,
CONSISTING OF
Mahogany Tables, Chairs, Bureaus,
Sideboard, China and Glafs Ware, &c.
Alto, Shop Furniture, Medicine, Books,
&c.
And on Friday the a.ad init. at 0 O'Clock,
A. M. will be fold a, Philip G. Mar.
Heller's Venaue Store, the following
Slaves, viz.
One Negro Man, Baker, about z8 years
Of age,
One Mulatto Lad, II years Of age,
Two Negro Boys, one about 9 and the
other 3 years of age,
Oae Negro Woman about SO,
Ooe Negro Girl about II,
Oae do. 6,
The above property will be fold OF
credit of 90 days, for Notes with APPROX
ed Iadorlefs, negotiable in the Bank OF
Alexandra.
And at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon ofthc
laft mentioned day will be fold on the
prcmifes at credit of s and months
for notes alto with approved indorfes.
A convenient building LOT
Of ground in the town, htuated near the
Presbyterian Meeting Houfe at the cor
ner of Wolf and Royal areets binding on
Wolf Rreet 90 feet s inches, and extend
ing along Royal areet 100 feet to nine
feet alley. This Lot will be (ub. divided
to fuit purchafers.
JOHN M'IVER, Aaignee.
+ October 18. dds
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- g a. ss !; 81 H(a aNa
THIS EVENIN NC,

1T The SPREAD EAGLE Ball Rsom, qvbiieb
Is nicely fted ap for the reelfsioa ct one
6andred PERKINS,.
Mr.. RANNIE respectfully in
forms the Ladies s, Gentlemen OF Alex
andria and its vicinity, that he viii
dilpiay his
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f OR S ALE,

On Ac Sd day Of 7annayy next, i
1an, If rat, The uexf fair day, at Mr..
44udeyou's Nil M D2gae RIM in tie
eeauy Of FoiJax, t6e ys/fdu< Of the
2ey{oualejoate yfthe late General George
W4lgmgton, Jysf nn/0la,
CONSISTING OF
Forty five MULES, upwards Of thirty
OXEN, and variety Of plantation uteo-
fls, Wagons, Carts, Blackfaaith's Tools,
&c. Six months credit Will be allowed,
the porcliafer giving bond with approved
Sureties.
1T The Jame tire aviA be hired, lurMg the
IKE life g Mrs. French,
Forty or Fifty NEGROES.
TIE Executors zciN let, for The tern Of enc
Iavo or three gears,
A THREE STORY
BRICK HOUSE,
In the city of Wellington, ftuased
near the capitol, and adjoining the home
now occupied by General DeaFborne.-
The tenant TO be at liberty to crett upon
the pfemifes, fueh neceHary aid permanent
cut houles and Improvements as nc may
think proper, provided the value thereof
does no, exceed one years rent, from which
it will be deducted. For terms apply 70
Mr.. Richard FORFEIT, in the city OF Malh-
ing:on, or 10 Lawrence Lewis OF Fairfax
county.
THE EXECUTORS.
December S. dds
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ADVERTISEMENT.

THE Subscribers having COM
nenced huGnefs in the houie lately occu-
pied by Mfr. George n. Lyies, on Fairfax
treet. in the town of Alexandria, beg
leave TO inform their friends and the pub
lie. that they have for iale, DRY GOODS,
j. JAPANED WARE and GROCERIES,
and daily expect a complete a1ortment Of
CASTINGS, which they will diipoie Of
at .he moa reduced prices for Cath, Flour
or Tobacco.
THOMAS l.. WASHINGTON & Co.
N. B. They viii alio tranfaa bufnefs
On cou mifion, ard take the liberty Of
acquainring thofe Who may favour them
with their confidence, that they will en-
deavour TO merit the tru& repoied in them,
bv faithful attention to their interef.
Nov. a3. d