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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-01

: aus Jones received fralfi6r more thas
hVs dollars and ieneaty-two cents. ;rilesd -
one dot.ar juft as il Won h,I paid fvs. fh;IE.,c.
and elght-Pence half penny for Loaf Of 80
Wish .,2, was worm onl T ore filIing. " . 'a'''
MS, to D. iurc, is very nrorniiire f,,,,,m
ct your executive Council. They go rp,o
shoaan4 poa7ds 4 year for laiaries; and NO ao
Tcf10F "1o?Toe is not cntruAed with vot[.
among Sae'e venerable FACES. No Dart of ia
Sia:ae Can, therefore, be attached 70 the prr re-
l ,'l.' ct We iife ef Thomas Paine He at.
SI'eve2 thI2 a6t Of juitice and buna,,ity At
t sue; ha'o[,oss rlik Of offending ,hole who }snf
nm e % saFis; at the rilk Of being recalled
;.,'n ms en- oahy. Jones wa no doubt lauabs
49, .c'.,.' ni'n'stf at this oni eon upon our
p,.'' - -. ',-ls e'snt hundred AID fs0enty dol.
lars. or It's sxlert there IS not, and there
c''.,. - 'i;cF 100, IN the whole annals of
a s.;,.l 7 20 caAnot nut your ewes,
i f,.-1f.- IL. l ~ f"}f ! Samuel Coleman,
49,, .,.- . 's' lus1 '5c sTs ana fach explana-
g., c,x VIA J@7n l5nerTaGt, one rca-
~" l S,..,.'', l 5aa' Calender is trail
- ~ |,s ~ q 1':Ggf-F JoliD pamphlet
he ,y.) p fn.(5 - The very iouad Of
s ,5.i Yo'@. = al 2utf4ge upon cen non lenfs,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-01
a PHIL05OPHIC LOVE SONG
70 SHILT


LET poets iing, and itriplngs igh,
For daniels bright ard fair,
The ruby lip, the faephire eve,
/ he t!ken, auburn hair
My philofophic taae difdains,
Such Paltry charms as thofe---
o'o'ns the imooth ikin's transparent veins,
And checks that flame the role.
IN g'ar'ag red, andchalky white,
Lee others heaury fee;
Me no iHch 'awjry ,ints delight
no dkaf&'y the hue for me
What though my Sally's noic be aae
us harder, then, TO break it
Her Kin is iabe-what OF that?
It's fmooth as OH can n1akeit.
II down her neck no ringlcts aow,
a fleece adorns her head
1T on her lips no rnbes glow.
Their thickness lerYes inGead.
h'cS porting lips how fwecs eheir prac,l
When PATTON fires to kits them
WIDE fpTcading over half tac face,
lmpofibIe to mifs Them.
/ hou Sally, thou, my houle ihalt keco,
MY widow'i tears .hall dry,
My virgin daughters-iee shey wees--
l hsir mothers place fupply
Oh Sally hearken 20 my vows
Yield up thy Gooty charms
My bef BELOVED MY more than {Do,a;,.
OH take ne to thy arms
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-01

~ - AddIion's Cato, we fnd warm advo-
c c Tor hfr'oan beauty. Syphax, when Oh
ierVing @uoa TO be enamourcd with the Po-
man MAIDS thus Perks TO MS prince Of ~.
beautiful daniels Of Numidia. & The aios,;nr
CAME OF Lanla's royal courc, have facrs
with more exalted charms. Were yon w.; ~
'hele' my p.'nc>, you'd iooa forget thc ,.l.
unripen'd beauties or the North'' f4'-
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-01


And 20 will the republicans with theirs
+ His real number may be gueRed at twelve,
o. perhaps thirteen bundled. Sometime ago,
we prou1iCed to oyertake poor Jones We
cave isft hin, and his foFty-icven or forty
eight quircs, 6sbind rs; End this within q
y5ortcr perisd than we had aligned. We
imagine that we have likcwile overtaken the
grgaa Of The pnbHt qyiX
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-27

NoEFoIg, April -. .,,,.
..,;ved the lhip Nancy capt. Dflidale :,
y 1 d,ys from Kiagaon, Jamaica. Let sI
90 70. ~ lsIo !, Induary, Of and bound ior
~, ~ oOrt, 10 fail in days.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-27

/, The foe that was waiting my fr1mes
Ifloy'd, which comfort impart,
Ahfay from what fource is that figh,
Which made its efcape from thy heart,
And why thusto tolitude fly!
But oh, if It's .reachery wounds,
And the foe was mott dear to thy foul,
Thy grief will extend to It's bounds,
IN vain will it prove TO confoie!
But Friendfhip, dear Stella, is thine,
Notice who are delighted to harm,
Then wiely to Reafon incline,
Her voice wiilthy forrows difarn,.
Oh that Peace to her haunts would allure,
Thy hearr that 70 penfve appears;
OfSympathy knew to procure,
A charm that would rival thy tears;
o! let not this gloominefs reign,
For life is fan Aeeting away,
The paH we can never regain,
The prefynt intiee not to fay:
BIT throw its dark mantle aide,
The footfeps OF nature 60 trace,
For nature is now in her pride,
All glowing, all blooming her face;
The meadows are painted with flow 'rs,,
The gardens are hll'd with 'perlumcp
The woodbine .cresps DER the bow'rs,
lis now in the height cfits bloom.
Why tell ME, G.e faid, Of the Spring,
Of beauties wild nature bellows!
No folacc, alas! do they bring,
They feem but to add to mywoes!
The heart which is define to mourn,
Will ihrink from whatever is gay,
Is pleas'd with the Winters return,
With the gloom and III. ihortnefs Of day.
What avails me the zephyr's foft BREATH
Tho the horrors of midnight they brave,
Can they pierce the dark chambers Of death.
And raiie my dear friend from the grave
Say! can they Maria refore,
Revive her once elegant form!
All no! ihal view her no more
A lily broke down by the form.
All cold and forfaken Che lies,
Deep flence encircles her round:
call her, It's echo replies,
Is Only my groaRs tflatTehnund.
Lift nigh, fhe appear'd Whit lept,
In fp.endor as radiant as noon,
And tenderly afk'd why wept,
When fhou'd be with her 70 loon.
oh long for that period to come,
That happy cefatioD from, woe,
When cold and forget III the tomb,
My fcrrows no longer will flaw!
Bur let me not murmer at Eeavn,
The period allotted is nigh;
Perhaps now the mandate is giv'n---
Bid Stella prepare for to die.
But ftill fhe continues to gricve,
Continues her iorrowful ftrain,
Tho now, It's the twilight of eve,
Ard darknefs creeps Ger the plain;
Tho the birds to the forrefts repair,
And the hocks have forfaken the lawn,
Beneath the fad emblem of care,
Droop's S,ella's difeonfolate form.
MIR
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-27
aIersuDrta aouertfsfr.
TUESDAY, APRIL ~.

aeorrefpondent is Of opinion, That an
, s addition might be made to the
' 'aa.aae. if the duty on faue0rixg was
'..ssrlv collected. From the general te-
p 2, Il converlation, fome millions OF oaths
~ - txoru every day, which would pro-.
. ~ ) lam exceeding all comprehension.
u p.,s,os as rhe excite laws are abollihed--
=, 49,. ruling party may shinkit necefiary 70
,.s,s.ommeod il to the aates TO abolilh this
80 as we'll as of other articles Of great
s.v,unbtiou. Ssoea,iag is volaatery act,
ii nav be reckened an article Of iHxasy,
i i adniniRers to no one ufeful purPole.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-27

INSCRIBED TO **** *****s*.
WHAT means the fad plant on my ears
Did it break from the city or grove
'Tisecho, perhaps that brings near,
The Gghing of fcme turtle dove;
Oh mol it's the Tendance OF woe,
Beneath yon green willow reclin'd:
IT'S Stella whole naurnurs thus flow,
Which are waited around by the wind.
Sheroves Whit the zephyrs Of morn,
Gives fweetncfs and life TO the fcene;
Whit cutters of dew drops adorn,
The violer empurpled green;
And when Sol from the Wet disappears,
Again fhe traverfes the plain;
All lonely INDUCING her tears,
Where the world cannot wirnels her pain.
I've fcugat to fpeak peace 90 her mind
When gloomy and fad was my own,
All! why are thy forrows confin'd,
faid, to thy bofom alone
IF love, that 70 often beguilcs,
The breaff that S mott gentle ofreft,
Hath caught thee prey in his wiles,
o tear his keen dart from thy brealt.
To love, when not lov'd in return,
Muff iure be pittyful fame;
o far from my heart would ipurns
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-16
t Johnfon's Rambler.
(From ali ALEXANDRIA PApER.)

'0"' "'' AAkAA N DRkA PAPER.
We have peruied publication, print
cd in New Y ork, entitled "A Narra-
tive of the Supprellion by Aaron Burr of
work entitled the hiitory Of the adni-
of John Adams" Irint;mates
a delign OF MIR. Burr, to attempt by unit
ing with the Federaliits, the elevation Of
General Pincilney TO the PIeGdential
chair at the eniulng election, under the
expectation OF its conducting TO render
his continuance in his preient Office more
iecure, and his iucceRion TO the Prciden-
cy more probable. II itates that Mr..
Wood, the author of the = fupprefTcd
book, was employed by Mr.. Burr TO ne
goclate with Melfrs. Ward and Bariafs,
booksellers, who had purehaled the CO.
py-rlght, for its iupprel1ion---and thar
1900 dollars were actually paid by Mr..
William Z. Van Nefs 10 sheTn for that
purpoic' that the reafon aligned by
Mr.. Burr TO Mr.. Wood for his inter
terence, was that the book was Inaccurate
IN fome reipc6ts, and anonga others
that the characters Of Dayton and PinclS-
ney were too feverely cenfured, and that
OF Jeferfon TOO much Panegyrifed; and
that IN the tranlaGtions relative 20 she
affair, fecrecy as far as refpe6ted Mr.
Burr, was enjoined. Par, of the facts
are fublfanriated by the affidavit of Mr..
Wood, and the Others are fupporred by
the affirmation OF the author, with d
pronie TO produce seftImony, if ne
cenary.
The Vice Prelident is now on q vifc
TO the Southwark. When he returns, he
will owe his own character, and TO bis
conttltucnts full expedition Of his con-
duct IN this affair, and refutacion, if in
his power, Of the ferrous charges exhi-
bited againlt him,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-16

time, Cbefftam was in the ,toufe. Ee o;yes
reatons for iuipecting that Checthan was the
intercepter; and he offers reward of 6ftv
dollars to any perion, g who will 70 detecf
: the villain, who has broken open, or de-
tanned either of them,' 1.-THE two letters,
as that the culprit may be brought to iuf-
Z" tice.' q
Nr. Sheetham has never been able TO wine
hirnielt clear Of the iufpicion Of having fsolen
g,e'e letters 1t is nor rccollected tia, he
oia 10 much as attempt 70 clear himfeif In
the aurora of Friday, the nth of December
a reference was made to them, by Duane
aometlme after, if we arc not greatly miFaken.
the letters theruielves, or extracts from tba,n
were pubiifhed in the Hurora. M. Bronion
did not, as he fhould have done, follow nm tha
ouiineis. But Chcctham knows very wei
mat IN ms own country, he would moi az
iurediy have SWUNG, for his connection with
that rotten affair. And wretches thus treblv
otattcd, wretches, whole names are aeeoed IN
the very dregs of vileneis, come forward and
itrut and praee about their principles
Once for all Cheetharn NAV rcf IN -.
conviction that Calender will alwfe hear w;tb
iuitable contempt whatever filth NAV bahhle
from the pen of a brfahey ub If letter.. from,
the pen OF :" a villain carly completed, beyond
the need of common opportunities or ora
dual temptations.''+
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-16

the public debt, one would have thought
rhar Jupiter was once more defending
in ihower of gold. After recovering
from the tirt momeneary BURT OF alto
nllhment. we diicovered that the princi4
pie ofthe diicharge was foundedupon the
P25Faiaity Of loGH for if money cannot
be borrowed, the iaid feven millions
year neue' can be paid. Perhaps we are
partly mittaken but there is fhrew,}
iutpicion OF our being woefully in the
right.
The paragraph which gave rife to
thefe remarks, appears very plainly 20
decide rhe queltion. Ir ferns TO fay
thar the revenue is richer than il former.
ly was by three hundred thoulard dol
lars per annum. And this fun, Citizens
or Virginia is TO diicharge your nati-
onal debt. Yes! it will, when a fpar-
row ihali peck through miiIaone; and
not one moment foonert Bet indeed.
1t 10 deep itateflnan as Mr.. Madiion.
who Perluaded the AlTembly TO give
sway your North Weitern Territory, If
ne, we fay, thinks otherwiie, why, no
doubr, you mNf belie1e bin.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-16

JUST as this paper was going to prefs, we
got the Republican Watch Tower of Iune
9th. We therein met i.h the following nara
graph:
&C The itt2e hand hnd it diEicultto obtain ar,
e edftor for their Bur- pager. We would adj
" wife them TO iend for CALENDER he
" has no icruples Of confidence; he is an eaiy
" accommodating man; he will write againR
g the administration for money :"
One Of the editors Of this Watch Tower is
one James Cheetham, an Englifhman, former
ly halter. This lait circumfance has been
oftens and mott abfurdly objected to him, as a
matter of reproach. Chectham is likewife
editor in whole, or in part, of another paper
entitled the Haner{eah Citizen. In this cafe,
as in the affair with Jones, we can take the
whole ailembiage of our readers to witncfs,
that we never gave Cheetham even an atom
ofprovocation. We never meddled either with
him, or his Watch I over, lefs or more. VIC
did indeed believe his paper TO be but poor
one and we believed himielf TO be a pery
1U0rfblSl5 ebara67er. But as he did not come
in our way, we did not with to 90 and feek
him Now take notice.
In the Recorder of the I'd Of January jaA
there is reprinted from the Gazette of the
United States an advertisement, which, If
Eheetham were capable Of l1ame, would have
broke his heart. In that piece, Bronfon, prin-
ter Of the Gazette, advertifes that two letters,
which had been addrefcd to him from Wafh-
ingtop, were intercepted. They bore date the
9th and 7thof December, 8oI. They were
wrote by Mr.. Richard Peters. They were
left at the bar Of Stiles hotel in Wilmington,
where letters for the mail are Frequently de-
2ofted. Nh Bronfon advertles that, at this
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-16
AELy
INVENTIONS.

A Mr.. Jelfe Reed, Of Randolph, in,
Malfachutetts, invented fomc time paR
a method Of making wrought nails, Of
all flies, from hot rods for which he
obtained patent from the United
States lait June. BY interchangeable exer-
lions and confant experiment Gnce,
he has extended his plan and very much
improved upon his principle, By whic h
he can now work into nails from the
bar ton of iron in a day. The nails
appear 10 be excellent for ufc and
drawn and Inllled with The grain of the
iron, with the advantage of a FAT point
and will, obably in time be brought
into general ufc. The public, however,
will ioon have an opportunity to form
an opinion Of them.
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FOR SALE,
Mount Comfort Farm.

q view OF the CITY, aud abopr enc mile from the
Captiols Il contains ti.,y TX 4crrs Of Land. s,gh,
wh-seof age excellent N aaou. The who'll
vel eneJfed iaa fall and fcperased INTO cor yeoeni
"'s' ne honies ace, large swo- Rory Br,ck Dwell
ns' "th tour rooms On floor, WITH convchiens
pziisges, clo[et, and psr.our, nd large ccIr~,,,h
TWO roonss Kitchen, wah-houfe, dairy. eahI.s.
grsnary coach houte, and all other uses vh;ch ar
neceelry for family, end fnr farming use
ne advantages resulting from well condu = ed
farm, SO contiguous 70 the Cry are SO numerous and
50 we'll known. tina, l3i no. undertake 10 dcscr,he
them II evidently is Of ,he NOT isssaui aaS
healthy sl,u It IONS .thn the vicinity If r cbnopd
Persons Wiling TO purch9sc, are invited to visw
'he premises and soE terms, apply AZ ny OF i1e, 10
this Cry.
THOMAS WILSON,
Rir5mo1d, 1915 .1uAf, 1909. Il.
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RniHs Of CAPE Francis este
ApryI, 1901


DEAR SIR,
] AM about to depart from this in
lquirous hole. conicquentty this will be
the latt letter you SSH seceivc from me
fof Tome time then
4e Internal Gods, who rule the iiasdes
below,
{ Chaos and Phleget6on, the realms
OF woe,
Grant What I've heard, | may 10 Light
exFofa.
SeG5ees Which cam, aud night, and
hell encloic r.
My lat to you was on the 9Th inf
per the brig Favorite, capt. Brown
that morning Nj. Couriee, a venerable
ana respectable planrer. Good upon rhe
Pitlory, exPoled TO the fcorcainG heat Of
the fun for TX hours IN The market place:
and IS lnPrifoned four months in a dun
geon, for demanding (as was infor~
med) The fervices Of one ofbis former
l IL which he had recognized in
ron This
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Extra57 efa ksrfey frOm WaymInRer aafsd
DUBLIN, 14oril e..

The total amount Of the permanent
taxes prior TO the year 1923, was II,
358,I58l. Is. II I'D. Lait year they
amounted 70 22,4o3,97oi. IS II lad.
The National Debt, on the iif of
February laR, amounted 20 the moder-
arc fum Of $50, 365,25 sol. IS. 3-4d.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-16

the United States. It is fact that as
foon as the ST. Domingo and Guada
loupe bufinefs is arranged, General Ber-
nadotte VIII proceed TO that Country
with abonr $4,000 men, artillery
and others, among9 which arc to
beincIudedcvery Jacobin and refractory
man IN France, whom Buonaparte is
tired ofand wants our of his way. To
rheie ars 70 be added all the rebel nc
groes OF the two ifiands taken in war,
or who furrendered. This retirement
IS 70 be called military colony and their
commander will Immediately folicit the
frlendfhip and alliance Of Kentucky,
Ienneiiee, and the neighboring coun-
tries that are feperated from the Allan
TIC itates the Indians In that quarter
have already been invited
This bulineis %ill greatly perplex our
Administration, and will moit unqueiion-
ably depreis our funds, end ultimately in
ailProbability will produce fate Of war
This is the 6rit time, hnce, The DAYS OF
Montezuna, that the world ever heard
of an army of an bunGrsa md .ffty t5oa-
land men, IN the Welt indies. French
Democrats and Rebel negroes will, TO
be iure, make al excellent colonial
c0mpof. The french commander is 10
folicir the triendlhip of Kentucky, Ten
neiicea and Ebe aeigb5OHriag countries,
f6as are iiFsrafed &c. What countries
The north Weltcrn Territory, and the
Natctez, along with Eaft Florida, are
the only adjacent countries, which can
DC meant, aud they are htrle better
than mere deiarcS.
The whole letrer is wrote in a title
Of alarm, AMI was framed with defign
of doing mjrbigc We have nor, for
tome time pat, ieen more imperri-
nent fabrication as we have nor feen
the Aurora, for rheic three weeks. The
writer does nor even fay f-m, where
this pretended letter came but merely
thar it Came f2 Alexandria. Perhaps
! 1t was coined at Georgetown. RE
docs NOT even pretend to give fpark
! -af lssssl3J015ly, for what he fays.
| II is by dirt of this kind thar news
papers have come into 60 much disrcpuce
WIKI men Of fenie. Yer, after all, they
have much more credit than they deierye7
Extra.7 efq kstte', fr0m @a,minfer aafsd
JNas iotb, 10 4 j1jsHa in RfcJm0a.d.
| On May goth, we had 4 powerful
lhower ol hail and fncw here. Il cea
lured, in lome places, eighteen inches
deep. | went through wheat field,
where it was generally ANGLE deep, IL
hurr the vegetation much. -
Warniniter is abour So miles I'D
James River.
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IA LAUNDERING FIB. I
ILEXHNDRLH, Tme 7.
E&traa Of 4 letter 10 n gentleman in ibis
to10n, daled z7kb Ntay.

The Loulfana bufnefs, by a LAT
political document which l have fee,
which is not only official, but from hi
authority in England, prefents bu
gloomy and menacing alpe6 rowa
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-26
Notice..
June zo.

Notice.
THE fubicribe.s have In their hands a
fun of money received from the late firms
OF MciTrs. Tabb and MARTY, and Pa
trick M'Affry and Co. merchssts of the
town CT Martiniburg, in the fate Of Vir.
gaia ard as they underaand thar Mr..
Michael M'Kewan, offaid place, has pur-
elaied number of the claims againR that
eaase-- = This is, therefore, to give notice
to him, and all others having demands
againi} the eGate Of the faid Tabb and
M'AfFry, and Patrick Marty and Co.
to bring in their accounts to us, properly
authenticated, on or before the fri day Of
March next, in order to receive their di.
yidend Of the money in our hands. Thofe
vino do no, produce their accounts by thai
tine will be excluded from dividend.
A. 81 KENNEDY & Co.
BALI. Dec. :. 2awfftMeh
IN AbATeRt,cs zyanted.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-26

Robert I. Hooe and co.
H.AYE IMPORTED,
IN the brig Net:ase, from Lick,
And OFFER FOR Sale,
100 calks Liibon Wine of a
hyperion quality,
500 buthels of Salt,
bale of Morocco Skins,
A few boxes-of Lemons and Oranges,
Frs in Trails,
o.. We Oil, Almonds, Filberts,
10 bundles floor carpets and foot mats.
The haze iik<1uye on band,
Afew bales of Neg.oicottons and blan.
sets,
German Linens,
Ea,,hen Ware in crates, Sugar in hhds.
and bis. and coffee in bags and tierces.
Nov. 50. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-26

William Hawthorne
Has 70, Sale at bis Mil, or in A!txaadria,
Platter of Paris by the
ton. or ready ground BY the buihel,
Indian Meal and Rye Meal, bolted or
unoolted,
Corn, or any other grain, ground for
toll at the mill.
If bis Sfare i. tozvs,
Hay in bundles, Cornby
the buihel,
Loafand lump Sugar by the hoghead
or barrel,
Firh and iecond quality JamesR
Tobacco, in kegs,
Afew very good Mill spindles,
Two good Scale Beams.
For Sale,
One Share IN the Poto-
mac Company,
A number of valuable Lots in town.
AIo, fl, Sale or Rent,
A valuable Brick HOu1e
on King iireet, nov'in the tenure of Tho
mas Crufe.
To Let,
A twoRory Frame Houle
on Duke itree,, with a large garden and
vel Of gooi water at tie door.
III mo. IS.
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Ricketts,, Newton 6 Go.
uAV FOR SALE,

Ricketts,, NeUton 6 Go.
HAVE FOR SA LIE,
AT THEIR WAREHOUSE,
IL hhds. Antigua Rum,
20 Or. ca'k: Port Wine,
s sierces OF Rice,
hhds. and 20 bis. Sugar,
hhds. Verdigreaie,
200 fa.sed Hides,
Coarfe and fire Salt,
s hhds. Clover Seed,
10 crates Queens Ware,
10 boxes 8 by 10 Bohemia Window
.Giafs.
4And at their Brick Stare,
German Linens OF very kind ;
Ruiiia meetings ana duck; two trunks
low priced prints; two do. chintzes ; ono
do. boot legs and boots and quantity
of letter paper uacommon!y cheap BY the
ream or cafe, sc. &c.
r They want to Pnrc5ete
A quantity of Black EYED Peale, ard are
giving Cath for Wheat.
January +. cav.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-26

jan. I9. Soo-
Valuable Property for Sale,
dit TIE lille Fall of Poi0maek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington. and ten
from Alexandria.
17a acres Of Land, uboa (Which
are aavel.Mg d7@< nsd tknay 0tser in
eyovsment,, /fosral Fare gsarrirs ask III
aands;, and f4va c'aeaat mill /san.
! TUo md;vlded third farss o ?
acre, of Lana, n3o. evlh;e6 are merchant
mil, 1vi.5 three pair Of French Lx,r mill
aon<s and evryy' neesDay, complete, for
.anrnteaanxg Ioar to The bsf Advantage,
and qo1b a, Mtle manual labor aspaDsdt;
!, bravery and dyfiIlty, gran1.y, a
m:z!s,'s b,n/t, a breqver's boxJt, eaope,'s
loep, &c. ard U'aea1t- nal /eat.
Two undiyldcd third Parts of
200 ners' Of land, Attaining tie 7 acres
md l7z acres abouementionea, xpsx aobieb
ERE are Jevorai Daon< qxarrirs nad Js@
fenas.
The purehaISr efMe above pro-
perry, qvN haze an alignment IF a,lee/t
t1r tie 9t6er undivided third part, sfqvbith
there s*aE be 6y-ars to come from 'bs ff.
day sf Septembe, next.
The fone on the abo0e lands is
equal in goodmg5to an, and f4ptriar to
mf foundation .)sons on tbe rjver-reE
e!s afuny 5nrtb.s that can 20 10 Ceorz<-
7s,ea, car 20 up to ne ~,!E and fan.
qxayrie,.
Hny tryon sras,/on,, uvso nav incline
to puysb4<f, will Of eoay|s vitsu "TRIP
mites, therefore il is not t6anght nsezsDav
4, be mare particular.
Far terms atfy to Ger. U,iab For,sf,
al George 7oavu, orto
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Alexandria.
June 20. lac