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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

MARRIED. AT New. York. Mr.. PAUL
Nj. MuMsoRp, of thi, town. 10 Miis MARY
MooDig. daughter of the late Major As<,ss0
Meade, OF that city.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

. ts- Several important articles Of Intc'li
geucc, number OF Advertisements. &c. &c.
are s3sin, from neceaitv, deferred till our next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
yXTHEREAs the Court Of Probate Of the

TxJHEREAS the Court Of Probate OF the
Wv town of Newport. have allowed Gx
months longer for the Creditors Of the eils,e Of
Cbarlts LeDsNs. latc of Newport. Merchant.
deceaed, Scprclented infolvent, 20 bring in their
claims :---Noticc |. hereby eivcpto all perfons
having demands sgsinf faid ensts, to exhibit
them for irrrlelDent and all fuch as arc indebt-
ed. are earnealy rsqueAei TO make inmcdia.s
payment TO SIMON DAVIS, Adm'r.
Newport, Aug. IN. 1904. ass
NJ. 3. For Sale BY SIMON DAVIS, afew
Puncheons Of St. Croix RUM. cyi
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

- MEN often jodse wrong from fome
foe'lh prejadice and whiiR they petiie 10 the
det<pce of their INTAKES. are fome,imes bro,
20 4sme by iacopteasble evidence"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

Cha,se. Hooic. &c. belonging to the, lame. -
Likewife. . large Garden Lot, on the Hii. iz6
feet on ysb.,Sf,sS, and the fame diasace e.,
band Chaife. Two Hosics. one Yoke or Oxen.
ard an Ok x-Car.----- L,kszeys- -
A qusaiity Of LllNBEk 5. conh lln % clrars
and mcschsntabIe Pioc Boaids, Spruce BsaiJss
JciR. Laths, and few North Carolina Cedar
Shingles. u JOSEPH LYON.
Nsavpsvf, Srtf. y. I8oi. t., - cliff
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
Dssos1r1ov Of CBroy, sc.


Dxpeffjos Sf Nicolas GEfPRor Of Ns4ubors,
W ibe Sfas< of Rbsas- igaad. Wafe5nater.
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80 s-I''. ~
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Ir,,r, fr,,c, ,h- % .rc,l..s, 7 brcamr conv;aeed
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a..s,,. W.. N. Ir,,rr &, received hv
- ss.n.ard ,o',he cs,e of ch,;aonher EIlery.
~ - u ~ I,s.ea 's,.,r. nv vo.,srls
80 $500, z Nv -
u 81. 3 49,. 81 90 kn<s;v, ,l,nf f,;d Chs;f.
tcrbe< E,,rrv eve, hrc.me pctEefIsd az xesud
er,er fram ,he P,eGdrnt. 70 vouricif2
J.L.., NJ, n 40 No, know i.
o. Nd t,;d Ch,;eorher Elle,v
.v~r ;n.o,c vou ,h,, hr haa delivered the ler,.r
,.;,h ,.h;nh ro,,.o,,,a.d hin =. ,fo,,c.a, 70
,sc P,rfaeas,
1...n.. W..
o. ma GA Cb,;Ao,be, El,rrv
;>,,'.,,, 90, 49,. \ h,adel;y.,-a 90 ~, pre-.
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49,. -. n. p,sni.r, 20 yn.,f.it,
y x.ns., 80 NJ
~, c,aahe, ,,h ST.,
%
VIZ n. c,hc.,;he,. Al ~, o,r o,,b, e.
lc,,n,, s.,oC ana aeela,e. thar ave we,e ,se.
e., ~ ~. q ,.e;on. cnn,,;n,a n m. ,hove
80 -, :" n,;r'',.. n .,r,ov -
l. r,,.d by Thar,s peetb,u Ma, Jn1,cr IS
she Peace, and the Anises were taken down
by h,,n: That sshcn the Q ,ffiions aud Anisers
were csm.niued tn payer, IN a fair hand, and
read BY arc fai G ffoy. we heard him repeat,
agaip AMI sasia, ,nat The Anfwers we're true and
noth,ns but true Tint he had been pieard TO
give his Depofhion, ~hlch had been publiih-
cd in the Newport Mercoy; aud that il was
nor sro- as puhlihed that he was ienhbe Of
III. error & sequcfcd il might be eSaicd Thar
he knew Mr.. Eiiety was injused by his Depot
tion and ,ha, he would do him jnfice by ,cil-
ing shc truth That Mr.. ElIery never had fsid
any thiug to him about Jsc0sd letter from the
PseGdcnr: Ard that he would Ggn the Depo-
hsion in the morning; bur mna Zee Mr.. Kin
losk hs,t. and tell hun that he would fen il, and
do Ms. EIlery, who wa, an injured maa. joitice.
by ss.h.g she ao,h as IL Was: THAT ~hen it
was rsprciented TO Gcffoy. thar the perfons to
whom he wiihed TO (hcw the DcpoG,ion. being
tnc ercos;cs OF Mr. Elcry. might noe content to
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
For Sale,

THE Snow MARY. lying at Mr.. John {.
4 SCOTS whafs--one hundred and one tons
burthen, two decks. may be po, 20 fea at 6paI,
mpence. Alto about o tons of Fnfic, and "a
toas OF -Campcschy Wood, now on board her.
For lesms apply 10 SIMON DAVIS.
.kcwport. Oct. 4, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

pc~Sf mould repeal OF REFUGE lbis .daly. ihs
fedsrs';il>s on the 9TH a May isoo. paf-d 3
'4~ consinairg the, duty On ials sss Year,, THAI
Is. frppsh- third Of fMneh SEQ 20 ihe thifd OF
March fsio.I-Yct now the Fedcrailas are
sDuing she Republicans Tor not repesiins th;,
dpty !~eet the Feds are c,s6assf in only OF.
tains. which il, heia. ;stsyfsiIst ia rvsv ssi~yf
Ihsfc fcvsrs Earthquakes were experienced
q chmana. ON the Spaniih Main, about the
middte cf Aug. laa. The earth opened 10 one
place from 90 to 700 feetin length. and from 90
so4c broad. There was nsmoer Of houies
d-fr,yed, and fcarce hoole bat received more
or hla adsmagc. II Is fsid. even the hih in the
river soiclupon the iarfsce of the water, and
ained 90 get out to the ocean the water in The
sisefdstog the day and night. waa Ia very great
agi'iyioa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

Il Is but afev years iince she Federslias
Who had then Psefdeps of their o~n /" fea, .
and majority 10 both Houies Of Coreref,. ].
created the dosy on Ssh to 40 ceas bshel :
aud for fear lea the RePublicsne on coming into;
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
Fer Saie, BY fbs Snl/fribsr, tbaf faiua-
atie Real EJgafs in TH41sss- STRxEr,

CONSISTING ola Dwell
~ iog- Hopie. 81 feet BY ga.
aimoit new with a good Cel-
lar; paved Yard, and good
Well OF water. With a Pomp
therein 8 toeelher with tho
Garden. What. Stores. Stable.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

joint Of MS liftle Toe cut off; had on uhen he
went Of, dark mix'd colouIcd jacket and
Ariped tow cloth Trowien; took with him one
nankeen Jacket and pair Of overslIs. one cai-
leo and one nankeen yea was heard of on rhe
road to Providence. enquirine the way TO Boz
ron. Whoever will lecure laid Negro. 70 that
the owner may receive him again, fhaIl bc paid
the above Reward, and al necefIasy charges, by
WALTER NICHOLS.
Nsyboyf. SeSf "a, ISoa. civ
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
Thomas Peckham.

LAS Tar Sale. Apple Trees of the choiceit
~ i forts, for Summer and Winter frnit.---
Aiis iew Of the bea Peach. Pear. and Plumb
Trees. which sre very large fos their age, thrifty
asd hnes Farmen. and Planters. are invited TO
come and Zee.
Nswoors, Od. q, 1904. CIV
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

Accuaomed. as we have br.n lays the
Natis"1i isfeiigeses,) 10 the grois and nurnerou.
diaottions with which certain prints teen, &c
cannot reprss our s!toniihment at the eaormi,y
Of the late fabrication. faid to be ipeech of RED
JACKET. To thofe who kno~ the quarter
from which il proceeds, il will appear in no
other light bot as the impoteat efuGon of party,
perhaps perioual rancour. But il will be remsrk-
ed that il is fcnt forth into the world a. real
6ora. fA fpcech Of Red Jacket. the organ Of the
principal chiefs Of the Sensrz. Onondaga and
Cay pga Indian.. Il was intended, no doubt,
TO feizc the onfufpicious moments of the reader.
and make him the victim Of its fsIfchoods.
But. ike all other untroihs, il will recoil upon
its fabricarors, by furniihiug mpnumens OF ,hr
unbloihing audscity of vice.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

A publication Of Nicholas Cilmas, Efq.
10 the New Hsnplhire papers. developes in .
handfome manner the arts ard falfehoods BY
which the republican leg flsture Of that state
wse impofed on and induced to elett federal
member (Mr. Piumm-r) Of the u. S. Senate,
in oppofition TO the ssPobiicsn candidate.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

10 ANYWAY frcm the fubfcri-'
IN bes. on Sunday evening Lao. a
= Negro boy, named JAMES, sbsar
nineteen years old five ieet 6 OF 7
inches high. aocky built was bora
in Jamaica fpesks tome.hing Of
- the Creole disIctt has had one
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17
Bookbindlng,

of every disruption, executed VIZ" Iaat - rid
and difpatch. Merehlurs' accom-, o ,..e n2lt
aad bound 70 any pattern At the ih0f''' "
e. Wanted, ,.,s.s
One or two boys Of coed conueca0 't,. 70 b
"a and n years Of age, as apPre'''
oackAindins bufiuel.
April no
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17
ADVERTISEMENT.

I will fell the plantation on
which now live containing iIaI aeEes.
This land is in high ltate OF cultivation,
the fell we'll adapted for The culture of
fnail grain, Corn or Tobacco; IS exceed
ingly we'll wateled with reYer-failing
fprings, one of lb!pher, and two pleaians
dreams pailing through lr--there are on
the premacs conyenitnt tore, dwelling
houfe and good log kitchen adjoining
large ne barn, tann-houie and yard wat
other necenary hoafss. About one half Of
this land is cleared and under gooa fencing.
There is on the pennies a young bearing
orchard of choice fruit-tsess, afInall nea-
dow fit for the icythe, and ten or twelve
acres more may be made; thefe lands are
iituated 10 a healthy neighborhcod, conye-
-nient to feyeral merchant mills, aad with
in one mile of the turnpike road leading
from Sn;ckers's Gap to Alexandria, and
about miles from iaid Gap. Podeaion
will be given Immediately, or in the fall
next, which ever beit flits the .purchafer,
md an indiipatsble title will be given up
on the payment OF the purchafc money.
THOMAS GHEEN.
April 9. Iawsf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17
Robert B. TafneGo11,

QEsr5 Jar Sals az aD3rtmsrt 81 LiQquafs
and Groesries, eoaj5emg Of
FreIh Teas, loaf and Mulco-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17
Stationary.

Lead Inkflands with glais holders; P0SS c'.@.
Morocco Pocket Books ahJrted; Playing o-s ~
red and black hkpowder; Waters BY INC E S,oc
or OF. Letter Paper Of different qualities lV
cap writing paper; Quilts ard States. slate. IS ls-'
a4te Pencils; aud general afortment0 Of
Blank Books, :.
confife ug of Legers, Journals, Day bo 'os ,n3
voices, Waite and Cath Books IypnII ,,sepb
Copy Books; Copper plate Copy iia'' D
fnalI hand.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17
FRANCIS MAURICE,

Pygtsl2sy If TIE FrsNeb Lasgaage, Mgde,
and DaaeM.g,
From New-Halnpihire, Rhode-Illsnd and
Mzaachufe,ts Colleges and Acaaeniiss,
now at the city Of Walhington,
Propoies to teach thole beau
tiful accomplishments inthe town of Alex
andria and its vicinity, if There appear
iuHicient encouragement.
Conditions.
Fyeaeb Grammar will be taught twice
a week, and Dancing the fame, every
Tueiday and Thurfday, hon, 4 O'Clock 70
9, through the ieafon, and French L4r-
guage, Wedneidays and Saturdays, in the
morning from ] 10 Il for The LADIES', and
from to ! O'Clock Tor sanflemen--I5
dollars only for each feholar Per quarter.
N. B. Thoie who will ate d both IN
ffruttion, will pay only "a dollars per
quarter half TO be paid at entrance, and
the remainder at the end of the quarter.
Subscribers received ar this Office.
May, s. iaw3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17

THE PUBLIC are respectfully inform
ed, that BOOKS Of SUBSCRIPTION
for Shares in the Allegheny Turnpike
Road, are opened at the ciace of Col.
Fraxcfs Deaths, in George Town, and
at the compiling honfe of Mr.. William
H1ytB9rue, III the town Of Alexandria,
where th6fe inclined TO fubfcribe for flares
will pleafe 20 apply.
Tie acts OF the AAembl;es Of Mary
land ana Virginia, for Incorporating ga
& Company for sfabllhing Turnpike
q Road from tile Burnt Mil, about a
q mile below Georges creek, on the
!" Potomack river, to tie nearef wefern
/" navigation may be feen ateithsr of
the aforementioned places.
March 4. law
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17

PRINTED DAI!TT q 81 In.
S. S.NCWDEN
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17

William f1arLlnOTllS
Has Jar Sals at BIZ Mil, 81 h Alsxauayia,
Platter of Paris by the
ton, or ready ground BY the buiael,
Indian Meal and Rye Meal, bolted or
unbolsed,
Corn, or any other grain, ground for
toll at the mill.
1t bis fare III f0zon,
Hay in bundles, Corn by
the bufhel,
Loaf and lump Sugar BY the hoghead
OF barrel,
Fira and facond quality Jemes River
Tobacco, in kegs,
A few very good Mill SpindIes
Two good Scale Beams.
Three boxes by 10 Window Glals,
A few barrelsof Tar,
lanes River Coal.
Far SAX,
A number Of valuable Lots in town,
A fmall EIoufe on a lot of rs feet front
on Water Street, next door to Major
Muncaifer's.
AJ6, tsr Sak orRsat,
A valuable Brick Houfe
,on King areet, now in the tenure Of Tho
mas Crufe.
sd no. +.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17
School Books.

Bibles, Ieitaments, Scott LeiTJnS, Munt,i
EngEfh Reader; Introduction TO the EDgAl.
keadcr sequel to do. Young Geutent. ID
ladies Monnor; Entlck's Dictionary; rlasei
Columbian Orator; Webaer's ln&itutes, cl54l.
ing his spelling Book, OF 1T part, Grammar
I'd part, and selection in kea ing, Or 81 Fatj
Dily.orth's Spelling Book; Colualblan do lhai
Jude; American Prinmer; Columbi1ndch
Loath's Lngiifh Grammar; Aihes nt'eduaa
to do, Philadelphia Latin DO. Ciarks InIoa''
eiou TO Latin; Mars, do. dc. Clarke tI4fntf
do. Corderii; Eudiulau's Rudinents Of the Laii
ongue; American Tutor. AillltaaJ, DIparA
sch 1olmaGer's do. Mrs. Barbauid', Lehonsal
Hy.lns for Children; juvenile Mag'zn: to@
continued monthly.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17
"A Card.

Charles H. Simmons, reipeet-
fully begs leave 10 prefent bis grateful ac-
: acknowledgements to the Mayor and Com
monalty of Alexandra, for their legal
iantfion and individual iupport, TO his
plan for the publication Of Directory,
&c. and alto TO. thofe gentlemen who H.
, beraily iunfcribed thereto.
He is, however, under the UNPLEASANT
neceiIity of informing them, that the lit
: tie encouragement given, in the early
Rage OF the bufnefs, being gate made
quate to its ccmslelion, independent OF
any pecuniary Compensation TO the Ed
tor, he is Obliged, to relinquiih a. continu-
ance of the undertaking.
May 10, 3teo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17
Chap Books.

Prcmpter; Aladdin. or the Wonderful Lamp
Mother Gooie's Tales; Trojan War GliI r
Rcviv'd; Laugh and be Fat; Hoeus POer'i "
vine Emblenls; letter Writer; SPanlih k9s.:'
Religious Courtfhip; Conqusit OF MeSm
Buck Companion; Youthful letters chsaP@
politory.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17
Denny and Powell

Hare toyl ale, at Tier Gfoceyy and Floa'
SIRE, Ktng Rrret, et1shte mr.. Pt'<r
$. oV,t Ti,,5..., s ~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17
R. g ]. GRAY

HdUs Jor Date, WholejaIs onJ
tail, at their Book and Siat,,a, - g
IN King freet, beteveeu Reyal a. vs's
fix f,elfs, fbe JollsSyMg ay1 nj Ear.
qvbifb a literal deaut7ioa ec,p q
70 thso ubo aareb4ls 10 Jclla,as. "'''
Novels, Romances, &c
TIE Beggar GIL, uovsI m ,br,s
Mrs. Bennet !; Deyalcourt, BY do. CHI w. y p
Mountains, novel in vols. by Mrs :. Tic
ST. Leon, or Talc Of the XVIII Csalpr. nous
vel in . vols. by VIM. Godwin, Chic sla'
Abbey, tale, 4 vols. bound in !. ~ ! y 'l'
Maria Roche, Vicar CT Lahldowh. VI. "ssSl
by do. Maid Of the Hamlet, vols in .r ~ = 2f
seotfurna! Wifi, novel, IN vols. ly - %
Of The Cattle, ty William {. PROXY, y,~SpG.S
by George Waikci, Mordauns, BY DR. G M.
The Arlneni4n, or GhoG Of Seer 1--WE
founded On la&s, ? vols. from The ee,m No
schiller, Charlotte einple,a lac Of IImh !
MRS. Roe fon, vols. in one, Adventure, dTY
dentia iii Lucca, the Abbei., ron,.nr. h =
II. Ireland, the avowed author o! the sb,k.,. =
papers, &c. &c. in 3 vols. the Fool ef QG,s,
or the HiitoIy Of Healy Earl Of MOrelsDSS y
vols. by MIR. Brooke, Royal Captiyes !, e..
ment Of Seefc, Hiltory, by Aaa' Yearary 4, y,
Of the Times, novel by the author Of The cT
fps Story, in 2 vols.
Milcellanles.
Fpitome Of the Hiitory Europe from 4.
reign OF Ch..rlemagne to he begiinuiagcfG.
.eiga CT George TIA Svo. Beauties Of hatul.D
lineated, or Philosophical and pious cont,n,..
tions On the Works of Nature, srd the :eaGn,d
the Year, ietce ted from Stulms Reflections III
and Writings oil the late Or. Benjamin FransSn
raphn's Farricry, BioHoms Of Motsity, Sand
ford and Merton, Contributions If AcJrid
States with h latett amendments, to va5l n
preixed, the Declaration Oh independence ID h;
Federal Contribution with tie a0enantlts; ID
nius's Letters. complete il ote gei. win ccpt
Gus index; Letters or Ihealilfocles. WIN az d.
pendix, containing character u Dr.. tTsrsia,
AMI Remarks on his Lie, yrittcn By Aia,l
Vocal Medley, Few Collection o(taiasAa1,
modem Songs; American oonsltet; pauDR
Needy; Watts's tiainls and hymns; Meaoal
hymns and fpirituai Songs; NaNtQn' OhI
Hymns; Common Prayer Books 10 plan I'D
Morocco pin3ing.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-22
sale bp Sutton,
On SATURDAY..

!, = c,elocS, 'quiH Be /old at The Tenaae
: Store, The eoraer Of Kag 91a o@'o1
Streets. -,
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whilky in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin IN calks,
Wine in pipes and quarter eaiks'
Molades in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap In boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Rai6ns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
4 variety OF DRY GOODS.
THOS, PATTON, 44a4foaeer.
0Aobef .io
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-22

Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,
OFFERS her grateful acknowledge
ments 10 the citizens of Alexandria and
the public generally, for the many favors
conferred on her in the line of her profef-
Gon, hnce her ihort rehdence among them,
nd Informs them that ihe propoies return
iag to Philadelphia in about two weeks
until her removal ihe will be happy in
executing any orders they may think pro-
per 10 honor her with.
She bas on hand and qviH fell at redaced
bIres,
A large and elegant a1ortment Of
Prints and Looking Glalles
ard Girandoles.
October Is. CIV
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-22
Sales of Bankrupt's EiEate.

And at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon Of the
lalf mentioned day will be fold on the
premiies at a credit of 6 and IL months
for notes ALTO with approved indofies.
A convenient building LOT
Of ground in the town, fitnated near the
Preiby terian Meeting EIorfe at the cor
ner of Wolf and Royal ltreets binding on
Wolf Areet % feet inches, and extend
ing along Royal Areet 100 fest to nine
feet alley. This Lot will be tub divided
to fuit purchalers.
JOHN M'IVER, Adignee.
Oaober IS. DDS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-22

rupt are hereby notified, that the commiihoners
Will meet on Monday the 18th inf at the koule
Of Mr.. Lewis IN Middleburg at IL O'clock, Tor
the purpo1e, of certifying 20 the Judge OF the
litirict that the iaic Jeha b. alnlihead hath
made full di!coyery Of bis ela,c and effects
aud IN all things confurnled hmieif TO the di-
REGIONS OF the aa Of Congref. made and now in
force concerning hankrupt's, when and where
any Of the creditors Of the faid bankrupt will be
heard, againlt the Commihloners certifying the
ianle.
BURR POWELL,
Secretary 10 tie CommUG9xers.
Midlleburr, Octoherrs. DIS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-22
Spanilh Hides.
On TUESDAY,,

JsR arrived in The Schooner Harmony,
and far Sale BY
John < Jas. H. Tucker,
1000 Spaniih Hides
They haze aJfo IN Store,
Io,ooolb green Coffee,
20 Hhds. bea Mufcovado Sugar,
20 Barrels do. do.
1000 Bufhels coarfe Salt,
100 Sacks 6ne do.
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, and
4 general aHortment Of GROCERIES.
October !. d
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TO BE SOLD
For Ready Money.

Pursuant 10 a Decree Of The Fede-
raj curuu Caurf Of tbs United Stafes,
far tbe Diffa Of Hjygiuia, in aJmt BE-
i1oeeu TIE rxfeufois 81 Handury's plain
uyi, and The t,9qees ef gen. Ne5/sa, anu
otoSrs, dsffndqats,
4 tract Of land In the county
Of Prince William, on the waters OF Bull
Rln, containing 40 acres, now IL the
occupation of Mrs. Gwynn or 10 much
thereof as will b. iaficieni 10 raiie the
ian OF {. $50 with intc.ea th,reon from
0t7se7 1897, and the colts and exPences
Of this fa!e, which illlake place at Gadf-
by's tavern, in The Town OF Alexandria,
on Saturday the tixth of November next.
The above 'saa as lard was pufchaaiedl
BY Peyccn GwyEassoeceaied uuder the iaid
decree, and the plsealfe money not icing
w9oiiy paid, is again TO be iold- Tor tbs
ia'i5ia69ion hereof, IN conformity 10 lac
decree, and terms Of originai iaie.
=. NJ. RANDOLPH
Late MsTihal, v.
Richmond, Sep. IS, 1907. tel 3D.,
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IL BE SOLD,

IL BIZ oliLD,
On Wsaueldey, tie lotb d4y Of AoVembe,
aexf, on as PremJrs,
Ninety Acres Of Land.
Belonging 70 the eitate Of Roger Wet,
iecealed, on credit until the lit day OF
March, 1905, the purohafer giving bond,
with approved fecurlty, which, when PAID
good and fufficient deeds lhall DC made
this Land is about three miles from
Iowo, and begins at the road going to
Mount Vernon; and forms an oblong fquare
adjoining tic lands OF William Hepburn
and the late Lord Fairfax, a plat of which
will be produced.
RICHARD CONWAY, Executor.
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N O 7 / C E.

y-HE Creditors of JAMES BACON, Bank
/ rupt, h7ving appointed me Atignee OF his
Etase and Effects, all Perlons indebted TO MN
are rcquefed TO make immediate Payment ;: ana
hcie who hold any of his Property to deliver
he fame TO me.
NIB. Thofe accounts which are not iettled
a,cfore the frft of Noven,ber next, will indii-
be put IN init.
Sept. IT. o3o'
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FOREIGNERS.

Z CORRESPONDENT, in one of the
countes over the mountains, informs us that
be iscandidale for feat in the next general
aGerlly. His profe1ional abilities. have raj
fed Inn to Al independent fortune. He has
long bgcG juffice Of the peace, and has feryed
the commonwealth in other capacities, both
civil. and lmilitary. His manners are popular.
IFS Nhafacser IS unimpcaChed. There is
only one circutpfancc thst can induce a poiIi-
bilityof his being outvoted. Can YOU guefs
what that is The candidate was 5orn in
Ea~o1e.
1t nay indeed be anfwcred that this gen.
tlema1 has refided, for almoh twenty years,
in Virginia; that ne is the huibapd Of Viz
giniar wife, and the father If fix Virginian
boys and girls. To tho majority Of readers,
it Wli alto DC recommendation chat our
correspondent is a rspsbHfoa. BY this term
We 60 not mean one Of thofs infpidities that
wave With every Hift Of wind. FIe was a
republican Of that awful time when truth and
deifraction walked fde BY fide, when repub-
Iran printing Offices were 70 frequently befet
or az .o.tsd aita cortpiracics ard rrobs.
As We cannot hear Of aay realCn tut that
above mentioned for the selection Of this een-