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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-18

ed e9gsrsts 10 mase Jac6 appropriation. [
can now recollect but one exception, in a
cafe of urgent necelity, C no great a.
mount, and which was in few months
fanaon-d by law: Il has frequently hap
pened that 'protratted debates on i'm
portant quetions, er other caufes, have
delayed HE Provihons for the current
fervice, for feyeral months, after The
commencement ef ,be year; the delfy
was frequently very inecnven!ent, and
always increaied the labor and refpon-
Gbili,y of the officers of the treaiury; the
manner in which payments were made in
fuch cafes, zvas beytealy sadeyqood-l be-
lieve am NOT miitakenin my recollection,
that the compeaiasions Of the Members OF
the legiaAsure have fome,imes been thus
informally advanced. Is lit not the ex-
tremc Of r;gor, at this period, when the
committee are doubtleis istished that the
fatore operations of;he treafury will not
be influenced by precedents, deemed liable
to exception, to deicyihc a well-kaown
u{agc, which has been productive of no
injurious consequences, and which was
founded ona relpettfnl confidence in con-
greis, by tie ofenfve arpellation of an
iyresmaray.'
(To be ccnta1ea.
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great induary AM zeal, among til. the,
worihiPers of Calender. The heets Of
this magazine were carefully difpa.ched
to Monticello, where Mr.. JcGerfon hal
an opportunity of fealting his eyes on tn.
contents, and his heart on the hopes of the
Pyypea before bin. And 70 highly was
he picaled With the courage of the Lyon in
giving him this repat, that al mott imms.
odiately after his famous Inauguration,
fpeech, he procured him fnug birth, by
turning Mr.. Cit out of employ, as printer
TO the general pot office, and putting the
young Lyon in his place. Mr.. Cit wa,
a man advanced in years. had numerous
family and many oth;s children he!p!e!s--
he hal moved from Philadelphia at conf.
derabIe expence and inyeacd the greater
part Of his eltate in Walhiagton-te was
decided and ufelul friend to Americ,
during the rcvolution--is better printer
than his fucccAor, and 20 moderate in hi,
politics as never to haye jufIy Offended
the verriea zealot. Yethe had rot been
aaive-aetive for re2ubl;eaujfm and JEFF.
ferlon.; therefore was be turned out, ana
a man every way his inferior, 70: having
eaablilhed halt fcore of ulpapers 10
diaelninate the Proipett, and a5ulc WaA.
ingson and Adams, has been rewarded,
not only with MS place, bu, alfo with a
clerklhip in the treafury. Oh Charity
Charity VIVA; an age Of e5asiy is this!
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NEW YORK, Sept. Is.

Entered, brig Ani'y. -, Port
Repu' lioan, IS days; Recovery,
Jamaica, =; fch'r Olive Branch, Pearce,
Richmond, Fl days; Mary Ann, White,
do. i days; aoop Aurora, Ma5tocks,
New Providence, rs days; Warrington,
Willis, Cspe Healcpen, z; Nancy,
Virginia, :.
Cleared, Zip Experiment., Mariner, ia
ma;ca; PeTfeus, Leacraf,, do; brig Amia-
able Matilda, Graham, An0crdam; Ark,
Hall, Martinique.
Capt. Mattocks, Of the lloep Aurori,
who arrived here On Monday, in IS days
from New Providence, Informs that the
brig Galiiott Polly, CAPT. Campbell, be-
longing to Philadelphia, with her cargo,
were lott ca the north fde of Abacco,
crew faved. She was coming from the
Ma,arzies, bound TO Philadelphia, aud
was to touch at New Providence. Capt.
M. left at NaiIlu, N. Providence, on the
18th Aug. brig Independence, Fiabbell,
OF Bridgeport Com 70 fail in about 8
weeks; ftp Jay, Barr, of do. for ;Exuma,
failed with the AuroIa.
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WHINING Sept. l..

Arrived, fhip L'Eugine, Venard, c.
Francois brig Hero, Coffee, ST. An
drcws; fohr. Ranger, Wainer, DO. Alex
andria, Reynolds, Martinique.
Capt. Reynolds, left at ST. Thomas,
z4:h Augua 1902.
Schr. Eliz~, Baker, Of and for Will
,ning,on, Del. to f''i in 5 days.
Schr. John, of Philadelphia, from Qua.
daIoupe, the captain Of which died atGua-
daloape few days before.
schr. Americana, Of Philadelphia, from
Martinique, and failed for St. Croix eft
init. her lupercargo Mr.. Potts Of Phlladel-
phia, died at ST.. Thomas, on or about the
lS;h Ausue.
Schr. -, off Egg Harbour, arrived
from Savannah, Esd init.
Sloop Jane, levitt, to fail in 3 days fol-
Wilmington, N. c..
Schooner -, Chadwick, Of Bof-
ton, and ieveral other velle!s names un-
known.
AT BsiateE,e, Gaad4loupe, z3d Of Au.
gaa.
Schr. Glide, Appleton, Cape Ann.
Hannah, abby.
Peacock, Ingerfoll, Salem.
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BALTIMORE, September l6.

BALTIMORE, September 10.
Arrived Iaf evening, the Englifh fth'r
Sew IN, capt. Gallaghan, 20 days from
Antigua. Left there -ieyeral American
yeiIals, names unknown one CT two be-
longing TO this port. The brig Belvidere,
White, of this por, failed with the Severn.
That Mr.. Jeferfon extended his charity
to others befide Calender for their agency
in dideminating the calumnies of the Prof
pee, dare net be denied. LYON, who is
fad TO have eftabliihed nine different pa
pers in Virginia, for retailing democratic
faifehood, was the ara who gave the pub
lie any knowledge Of the contents of the
(" Profpeet, in deg cheap iheet called
a MAGAZINE, which was circulated with
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Il fill expeftim 4fibs Clnf2oi7s faa"@
and ne Socjtfy q tie
COLUMBIAN ILLUMINATE, &c
By JoHs WooD.

Having thus acfcribej he Society Mr. "G"'
proceel, 70 give his proofs. For thoi- AMI the
mean. hy which ne became acquainted WIN IL.
deeds of theGe ftcre,, dark, and nianiEu ga
Hlps," thefe "deels without n4n'e we hlus
refer or readers 60 the pamrhIet ittei'' eafhS.'
exporting Them TO lay it TO their hearts, 70 '','H
Of it as they ought, and TO act upon 1t as 'i''
think CO.,
From the cxpoGtion,it ap2e7rs rh1t the io. &c.
ty, in exact conformity to INC example Oh u.
Ilnminati of Europe, was divided i1to three @
more grades, that the members Il the IT. We,'
called INTERVALS, and were ignorant OF inc CIV
of any other than their Own; that me n.y.
hers Of, the I'd, thinking themleIvcs beA'Ens.s
concealed with equal caution their pfoeeelHE'
from their iuriors that the thiTi TOO SeP' -
proceedings lecret IRON, the II and 2d-ou', ~.
all communicated with the PRECEDENT Emu
Palmer, nan well known among us aS TT.
avowed and opcn preacher OF ihhde'i'y ~ go
tain Rated ailenblies. ~.
Some of the members to whom MI.
Wood, and at length the community a.
large are indebted for the dicoyey o.
This fecret Society, ,ook an OPPORTUNITY
10 yindicate their own characters oy CIV
.inp candid Aatement Of t'hey KNEW
Ofthoe two oay areimcntlorei hy na"et
One, MIR. George Barron teaensl
Mathematics in this city the o'ne' ,ts
Mr.. Carver, Of Cedar. areet. FRO" -, -,
i,c,rr,a,;on MIR. w. collected itiaa 49,
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Io.

.FHIL ELTIlIA, OEpt. TO.
Arrived, flhooner Lydia, Keith, Hall
fax.
Snip Lord Thur!ow, from Jamaica, IN
der B.itiil1 coiors, is below.
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altranoria Qooertissr.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.

The JoRs ADAMS on ThurGay hauled
off from I'll. wharf and dropped down the
EaGern Branch With her full compliment
Of officers and men. She will proceed
hence 90 Sunday next TO join our lquadroa
in the Mediterranean.
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Nat. H..

We are informed by gentleman from
Newburn, North Carolina, that duel
was fought lhort diaance tfom that iowa
on Sunday evening the 9Th inR. between
Richard Doobs Sp4ight, Efq. formerly
governo. Ct the Aa'e of Moth Carolina,
ani John Stanley, Efl. Senator for the
DiRritt of Newbufn. After exchanging
three htas each, without efed; at the
fourth FIRE, R. y. Spaight, received a bali
directly under his right arm pit, which
pat period TO his exiitence four hours al
forwards. The caule OF this unhappy al
fair, proceeded from dilputs OF a political
nature. NoyaA 9Af.
The Legislature Of Tannelfee have par.
fed law 70 prevent the practice OF Dael.
lag, which fubjeas the party who at
Temps to dgh', ~ challenge or otherwii',
to a fine Of % dollars, and 90 days IN
pr;fonmenr, without bail or main prize;
with the forfeiture OF the rights of Citizen
lhir for and during the plce of cne ysat
thereafter. The perlon who bears chal'
lenge to another, is likcwjfe Flhjetted 70 a
fine of 50 dollars and imprisonment Tor 50
days. He who kills another 10 a Dce:'
is held ani deemed by this Act Murder
er, and is to lutfer death without beneht Q!
Clergy. PHfsA Sm.
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tent dlcufion could anfwer no purpoie, ex.
ceps that of rendering the claims of the
Prince OF Orange more inlecure. In the
fira place, he mutt deny that aGs,sion |;
and in the next place, he mutt contend for
the right poGeded by every Member Of
Parliament TO bring forward and difculs
any que&ion he chole. He was deternln-
ed always TO refh iuch principles and doc
trines as theie whenever he heard them
preached, and fpgn Whatever quarter they
came. Such principles would ultimately
lead to this Observation-Disclosures might
iay, you have no location to trouble Us
with your dilcuGions, they only entarrais
Us in our proceedings we know better
what to DO than you can tell US /; your
obfsrva,ions 60 70 inirutt the powers we
have been negotiating with, how to pro-
coed with moA advantage 10 themtelves !;
but if the doors of both Houles OF Parlla-
ment were flu. up, and debating put a
flop to, we fhould then be able 10 ouswit
Bonaparte.
Lord Hobar. fail the Dutch Colonies in
the EAT Indies, which were lately eedcd, had
come into our poGeaion by conqusIt, and not
in coul.quencs Of being given up to US oythe
Prince of Orange. lie remembered very well
when the order came from tina, Prince CON-
handing tho!e Colonies to lurrcnder to Great
Britain, the aniwcr made by the governors
was, that they were no, bound 70 pay atten'
ton TO any order coming froG: him, which
was dated at Hampton Court, aud therefore
they were not, as lad tesn aiierted by the
Noble Earl who opencI tins debate, taken and
kept it, rrutt for tn. Prince of Orange
but were eonqseits made ny the Btitifh arms
which great Britain aada right afterwards to
dirpole ofas circu,ntiuees might renGsr Dscel-
fairy. He was clearly OF opinion that France
would fulfil thar part Of her engagement for
indsmnifyirg the Prince Of Orange.
Lord Auckland faid, that the iepera'e
Convention which appeared in Dutch Ga
zr,te, had not 10 this hour been publlll:d IN
in the Moni,eur, the Official paper OF I'll:
French Government. - ... --.
Lord Grenville replied that very hlenee
incre1ied his alarm for the tltuatIoh OF the IL
Iuttrious Prince in the queltion.
After conversation of comfortable length
in which Lord Spencer took occaiion TO con-
demn the Detiniriye Treaty; Lord Carliils
withdrew his motion, and at eight O'Clock
the EIoufe adjourned. ......-.. ..
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FROM THE tx. England PALLADIUM.

THE anxious concern of the JacobinS
70, the Contribution, did not begin to pain
their tender bofoms until they found their
attempts to make the people ,detelt it una
vailing. At length, however as the noun.
tain would not come to them, they deemed
il good policy to make beAieve going to the
mountain. Hence it was that they fogreat-
ly changed their mode of attack on all true
liberty, law. and order, fome tine before
the election of Mr.. Jeffer(on.
DiGcerning minds gave no credit to their
projections of love, while thefe projections
were belicd by the deeds of malice and
hatred. But fuPerdcial perfons yielded
Tome degree of faith to their adurances.
Il was therefore natural to expect, that
when they.clinbed by fuch meansinto pow
er, they would, for while at leaf, en-
deayor to fuaain the credit that was thus
incau,iouly beRowed., 1t was natural
to expect that they would abeain from mea-
fures that would openly violate the Con-
9itution. "~~E ..~. -..-..'
Secondly from all fuch as were of a
doubtful nature, and which great many
honea men would difpafionasely pronounce
to be unconstitutional.
And thirdly, from all fich as, whether
Congress have or have not the mere right
10 pats, plainly tend to break down the
fences of the Contribution. ... ... ...
Unlcis they did as muci, as thefe three
things required, riney could not jua!y, or
with any color OF decency or truth pretend
to be anxious friends ard faithful watchmen
for the Contribution. ...... - &, ;
Bring the new powers to this tea and
how will they endure it :
The Contribution has declared the judges
fhali hold their Offices during good beha.
vior. They have not mifbehaved, and
yet Congrefs has paGed a law to diimif'
them from Office. One would think the
violation of. the Contribution could NOT be
made palmer, unleis the preamble of the
Aa had Rated that the aforefaid clauie o.
the Contribution being found inconyenient
therefore it,had become neceaary TO repeal
it, and it is hereby repealed. Even Their
the Iacobins would have faid, if they found
it convenient, the word of Congrefs tina:
| they had broken the Contribution, ought
| not to be taken, becauie it was their milf
take, and they would have filed twenty
columns Of the gazettes with fpeeches se
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TO BE SOLD.

4 Hlnd.ome two aory Houfe, in the
I h town of BfHvfs0iek, within about 4
n'lSs of Bow'loin College, on the road TO
Bath with three acres OF Land, add two
Brick Yards, laid our on wharf where
the clay falls from 20 10 50 feet, and water
runners vSth fpouts To water both yards I;
where vslIes Of 90 Or 100 tons may load,
wood hro't to the pot for one dollar per
cord, aad bricks fold ~ the kiln for FIVE
, ioilars per t5oufand. 1t . alfo fine fand
10. trader, where there ID none at pre-
icnt, and where thsre il a great quantity
~ wood ard bark brosp he FOR fae-Terms
natr Siiy 10 the purchairr. Apply "a
Noe. D. STEPHEN CALEF.
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Mr.. NtcktR has jna PubliIh-d new
work; it is called LAT Yiezv5 gpon Poi
siss and Finance, sJsrsd 70 tbe Frencb Ma
tion.-" Yes,p fays the author, they
are the Ian they are the IaG views |
offer to the French nation--the laR /;
that word fuits my age and ny health,
which becomes weaker. Ihaoe lhewn
the political convenience of thofe tiu,id
combinatio rs, wh;cls, borrowing fome
traits from Monarchy, aad fome from
Republicanifn, have neither the rnaicf.
tic unity of the one, nor the animated
movement of the other. / have traced
two plans Of government, one under the
name Of hereditary and tempered Mon
archy, the other under republic, one
and indivihble, and fubmitting, as much
as pohible, in reafon, to the laws of the
church. Ihave terminated the wo k
by reflections upon finance, and have
defined them both for the prefent time
and for futurity."
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70 DOLLARS REWARD.

ID AN away, walked away, or rode a.
~ way, an indeuted apprentice b. the
aame OF Joba Parjoa5--Had on when be
vent away, fhort blue Jacket; 0riped
fwahldown waiitcoat, daFk trow'fers car
lied away pair Of lfiped nankeen trow-
iers-Dark complexion, Mort hair, tied ;
about tive feet eight inches, Ion one OF
hts great roes, about 10 years Of age
Whosver viii take up iaid runaway, hall
receive the above reward, and all neceaary
charges paid hY ! f3iner. bis
WILLIAM GRAY, mater.
HicqT.t OF. z6. Tgoa
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NOTIFICATION.

'HE PRESIDENT and DiREcroRs Of the
4 Mine Fire q lklriAt Iaylragee Conezny,
"a conformity 70 their Act Of incorporation,
inform the public, that tAey continue 70
rsssiVs Pr2Byili5, and max. LyJlrahss. az the r
Office "a rio Sfrssf, As ulua and thar the
larseR fun they h4ll nlure upon any one
rilk, will be Fifteen T5oyilad D0iia,r
BY order Of the PRECEDENT and Directors.
JOHN p. rHURSfON, SECRETARY.
Mine Fire Z Marine Irfsraass 06ss,
PgrlLtn{ O9plrr IL I9n,
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Bys hz!,sr gf TBstferS-l'1s7bose.
WHAT is Beauty : who can flow 7
Eyes tha, fparkie, checks that gloo,
Form, propol ton, mein and air,
Aid, but NOT elentials are.
It's the fouls diviner grace,
Beaming Ger the enlightened fasc.
''Tis all thsse PROJECTIONS jo'n'd,
Fannv's forE., and Fsnny's mind.
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mains, r..

seaine, 4.
pY order Of the Judge Of The
-11 Dilri6t Court OF the United Stair. u.
the DiGria Of Mnne--Noticc Il hereby u.
en-, thar libel is filed in fad Court sos;aa
the Schooner Fa0orite. Of Bnckaown. buF,h~a
about ninety-nine tons, her tackle. apnare,
furniture and aPpurtenances. and alfo on.
Grindhone found on board the fame, for a.
aledged breach OF the revenue laws--oa
which libel trial will be had at faid Diariq
Court to be holden at Portland within and
for laid DiariG of Maine, on the frlf Tutfd,v
of December next, at which time and plase
cauie may be thewn, if any exits, why faid
vrhel, &c fhould not be decreed forfeited
ISAAC PARKER, MarJBaL.
Portland, Sfb Noe. 1902.
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HORSE LOST.

CTOLEN from the !ubicriber, on Sa..
- urday evening laf, from the door ar
Mr.. Notes Merrill, Of this town, a Horfr
about eight years old, trots all, good lD;.
.rits, rather low 10 feIh, and of light grew
color.-Whc ever will give informa lion of
laid Horie. 70 that be may he obtained b.
The right owner, ihalI be Handsomely re-
warded and if the thief be detSets d, hall
have a reward of Ten Dollars. and all ne
ceflary charges paid by
AMMl r. MITCHELL.
Noytbyarmoutb, or z7,ISoa,
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RenoUaI.

THOMAS CLARK, informs
= his cunomcrs and the public, that nc mas :
removed from No 8. Jones Row, 10 one o.
the New Brick Stores, nearly oPpon'c -.
Maine Fire u Marine Ialaya"fs C5et. f0-o'rfsi'
where he has juR received and isnow opening
in addition to his former flock, a genera1 al
fortment of
Books, Stationary 6 fancyrtlclss
which will be fold on the lowea terms
A complete a1or,ment OF 6iSl-ES and
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Committees for purchadng Social Libraries
williind il for their advantage to CAL, as they
will be fupplied a, the Bottom prices.
Cath given for any quantity OF Rags, Can
vac,pd LINK. Portland. Oh. 3.
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ODE or HAFIZ.

Fraz Peyfaa LyriJ, o, sssiersi Porns from ID
Dishi Hsjf@, Cc. troggsisd BY Mr. Kindly ]
MINSTREL, tune lome novel lay,
Ever Iocnad, ever gay,
Call for hear,-expanding wine,
Ever fpaFkling, ever fac.
Sitrmov'd from pryisg eyes;
Love the game, the fair thy prize;
Toying fnatch the furt;ve biifs,
Eager look, and eager kils;
Freih and frefh repeat the freak,
Often give, and often take.
Can'R thou feed the ng'ring foul
Without drinking of the bowl
Pour out wine to her It's due
Love commands thee-6ll anew
Drink her health, repeat her name,
Often, often do the fame.
Frantic love more frantic grows,
Love admits of no repofr:
Hale, thou youth With G.ver feet.
Halle, the goblet bring, be feet
Fill again the luleious cup.
Freih and frtfh, come, fll itup.
See, yon angel Of my heart
Forms for me, with witching arr,
| Ornaments of varied tafe,
Fr,ih and graceful, frefh and chaae.
Gentle Zephyr, fhould'ft then roam,
BY my lovely cbarmer's home,
Whifper TO my deareG dear,
Whfper, whifper 10 her ear,
Tales of Haiz which repeat.
Whifper'd foft, and whifper'd lwest
Whifpcr tales Of love anew,
Whifperd vhifpers of renew.
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FOR SALE,
REMOVAL.


INFORMS his friends and cu1omers, that
he has removed to the Ns7v Fire. srogf Store,
..ext door below his former Rand, F:j5 Street,
where he has jult opened an exteniive and
Very large aiIorrment of
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Coaebe5, Cbaye, ard SleigL5.


GILBERT RICHARDSON,
INFORMS che inhabitants Of Portland,
4 and the public Al large, that hr has "a
ken ihop ncxl docrto Mr.. II. MOTtrY's,
where ne PurPofrs to carry on the Coach,
Chaile and Sleigh making huiineE, in -
various branches The ffr;dsf aitents0n
VIII be given to repairing work and the
imallett favor gratefully Acknowledged.
B. As there has been considerable
complaint tn this town, about working
timber 10 the above buinefs, not fu1able
tor the purpctc, he thiLks proper 10 men.
ton that there wll be none worked at his
HOP bat OF good quality and fit tor the
buhBefs. Portland, Nsr.l.
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Elizabeth Stevens,


ID EfpcdfuIly informs the inhabitants Of
IN Portland, and the public in general, tina,
Che has taken the hop in afiALe. Street, fer
merly occupied by MIR lons DEAaE, where
Che has JUL opened for faIe az aGortmcnt of
GOODS,
fuitabIe for the fcsfcn.--Aqozg .vBisb are,
CoatingS Baizes & Flannels;
plain and ilriped Calamancocs Shalloons
Durants Ruiiels W,ldbores a variety Of
plain and figured Calicoes and CopperpIates !;
lrilh Linens India Cottons Ct all prices |;
Diapers; India CAlicoes Shawls Mufs !;
Bandanna and black nix Handkerchiefs.
II Oariety Of FANcr GooDS
SUCH AS
White thread Laces and Edg-
ings black fix aces; black fix lace Velt-
ings black fix Velvet for :haws fix Wad-
ding white and coored camels hair Shaws !;
white linnen and cotton Canlhricls black
iarinu ditto ; buff ooiored ditto plain In
dia book Mullins figured aud plain Scotch
ditto; plain and fprig'e jaconet ditto Ia
dies ezra long back, white add colored Il K
Gloves aud Mt,s cotton and worried do. :;
Ladies white cotton Hole with laced an2
plain clocks Ladies white and coIored Il <
Handkerchiefs nraw Bonnetss anI fraw
Trimmings; fix & cotton gown Trimmings !;
artificial Flowers variety Of black aud lan
cy colored Ribbons morocco Purfcs and
Thread Cafes black Grape Grape < plain
CAME biark and white Parifutt black
Lun-ing ard Perii4n mofts and SArfncs !;
sc. &c. &c.
A large aGorment Of
Cloth, kid and morocco Shoes,
Of various colors Morocco DO with cork
tOlss. PsffAaaI, Nov 3.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

NASH given flr BARLEY at the Port
~ iaHa Brsacsy oppoiite the Columbian
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