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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03
DEFENCE or
]. T. CALENDER.

He Norfolk Herald of October r6,h.
t9.5aiiiS long ella, respecting one OF the
fdito'o OF tbs Recorder. Thi, piece is wrote
with much more temper, Judgment and IN
genuity than what fall 70 the flare of many
other authors. his man has, however, ad
Hanced lone matters chat bear not the leaf
relation to any circumstances that really exit.
One OF the hrit T!iitakes is that &. drew
ont previous threats shat thcie letters would
p1a7e ne character II 4d4,. fs6srjon. Whe
Their they were to DO 70, or NOT, the Recorder
kept religious 6lence. II was mercly faid
that the letters 1uoAldbe pnbH@ed. This was
ground which the writer of this article feir
.himtef careful TO avoid.
ne great Peclonage it, qucliion had been
mean and b.ie enough, and we might add
fooiiih enough, to diiown al acquaintance
with Callendef, unleis as an obiett of charity.
ABOVE eighteen months ago, he gave broad
nlnts 20 gentleman, 1T Whole houfe he foyne
times loages IN his way from Warrington 70
Mon lceIlo, that he never read Callcnder's
pubIea'ionS, and ditapproy>d of what he un-
fter1tood 10 be their Contents Such iniolence,
iuch lngraritude, iuch groiS hypocrify, and
peffdy, were of thenicjves fully (l4ii1;ient to
h1gc Jdttified publication OF the letters.
tntS OF the fame kind were differentiated all
over the party; and produced the rloif evident
par'lS or deicrtion and dfguf, from the ter
rlcrS and iycoPhants Of presidential greatnels.
ne author fnbuittcd in lllence Not one
mortal heard of the exihcnce OF thslc elctters,
III the great mans editors attacked both him
teii and ms writings, in the moa injurious
and, at tue 'ame ,imc, The mott inconl!hent
terms. AZ ons time, his publications were
fuii OF tallehood. At another, his facts were
accurate, and his arguments rreHitibie.
neie Jettarfon editors wanted to quarrel
with 4 III order to increafc their importance
'.Flth their prime mover They did not un-
oeritaud their buiipefs. They produced
jumbo OF lncoaiiitcnces. They lhc-ifed corr
tempt, and they acquired it.
IN the mean while, if the crert perfonazc
chote wantonly TO deny his own opinions and
ac1Ions, If ne RATED pack of his own editors
70 hunt down his own previous correspondent,
ana favorlte author, was the latter not entitled
70 whees about, and give chale in his turn
Is the writer of the Norfolk cilay fure thai he
would 10 long, and 70 patiently have endured
tucb enormous provocatPons Perhaps not.
we ihali give the next paragraph entire
1t commits of firing of plumbers, and mfr
takes -
I" Soon after Mr.. Calender came out Of
: the Richmond Jail, he poGed to Walhiap-
= ton, IN hopes that his fiFerings under the
former administration, which were indie ed
9 Iuf1clent to excite commiGeraton, would
9 DC means Of procuring him an Office
= Mr. JeFerion faw that he conld not with
{ PFopricty crafty Callcnders ,vifhes, and
& therefore dilmiiIed him but fent after him
( a private donation Of fome money, 20 af7f
F" this 9bjea Of ohArity in bis dihrefs. SO
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03
CORRESPONDS.
FncdeyicALburg, O&t; II, 1907.
ANSWER TO coRREspoNDus,

SIR.
Observation-Disclosures deiire to obtain
ghe earllef informagon rcfpctlinq the
extraordinary corrrtpondcnce. between
Our PRECEDENT and James Thornton Cab
lender, which has bow appeared IN mott
of the public pTirt; Of Ancrica, ta&, /
Prefume, uggeitcd TO you the ABOVE
queries addreHtd 70 ME in the Virginia
Herald OF the crh Infant.
III anlwcr 20 tho 1T ana I'd, w,rieh
require 10 know whether | my!eif am
acquainted with The hand writing Of MIR.
JeHcrion, and, w.ctter airy other tcrlons
acquainted with Mr.. JeEcrlon's hand
writing nave icen the ictrers, fere,oy
declare thar am perfectly acquainted
with the hand wiring, and that ieveral
respectable characters, who have called
on me for an examination ofthe lsttcrs
and who are alfo acquainted vita Mr..
jeFrrfon' hand wiring, aGert the let
rers depoEtcj in my hand by Mr.. Cal
lender 10 have been written by Thoulxs
JctferIon, the preGdenr Of the Unped
STATES.
In anfwef to the sd and 4th queues
Propofei BY you, / declare the iefter
without the GgnaIure sobe the fame hand
writing as that which is iigned~-and thai
have carefully compare the original
letters ~ilh the printed ones in the Re
corder, and md them TO be preciely the
fame, except in one word, which appear,
to be an error il printing the word ag-
sjfG}s for m0sggf0.
A. DAVIS.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03

bic purpoies and whetncr it went 70 have
iecurcd lecqnd election of Jefferiion, the
reader is judge quite as competent as tic
writer. There is the ltmoh reafon 10 BE-
iieve thas, of i,ich typographical batrcrinr
ram, the jScond-band admirers of the fedsio4
act would have made the very WORT utc.. Bot
from the meanncls ofthcir morals, the colnrrv
has found refuge III the trcfnor of theirneryes,
and the dwartith mediocrity of their under
handlngs.
tn Er c,0f;,.eg
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03
To be continued.

HE Recorder muft objeGe 10 great deal
OF what is extracted or page q, as 10 Moreau,
the famous French general Rdoreau is
equally fietcd for attack as for defence. In the
conquett of Holland, under Pichcp IA, he w,s
very en1inently diftinguifhed. At the verv
end or the hate war, it was the dettruGhye ra-
pdity or ms novements,ir was his yictories.o,
f6'ef as baiA, that compelled the emperor 70
beg IN earnctt for peace. In letter TO the
e'So councils, Bonapartc aiigns this very rea.
n--"ASoSEAU," hys he, " was within three
" days march of Vienna !" And pray, when
you talk of retreaeing, what have YOU made
OF Macdonald or the Trcbbio : NiaGena has
fought as many battles as perhaps any officer
IN Europe; and neither Moreau, no. Bona
pafte would with to try him
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03

1bt ,r G@IIntta Poir.--- III. Ralph I!orm-
lfy'--.lbe P"6lif Printsr.--- EGay on Lsaan-
eipafi9"-And multiplicity OF other original
artleies-deierrcd till our next.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-17
sale bp audlon,
IN SATURDAY..

no e'e1sek, euiA be Jold ar f6f reHaa
spr, tie esrasr Of King and On'o'
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
WhiRy 10 barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
) Gin in cafks,
Wine in pipes and quarter caiks'
Molaies in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap IN boxes,
Coffee in cafks and bags,
Raidus in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and 1850
4 variety Of DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, Aadfonssr.
November O.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

u
y virtue Of a Deed Of Tauf from
o10en Roberts to fbe Sabferber, 4uillb.
15sIsd to ssle, for reaay money, on The
frsmyei, on Wednsfday The I7fb day
. N'Vsm6er, if fair, net, then the
= a, ~, far day,
NE half of thar LOT of GROUND in
l. ,ae city Of Warrington, lying in fquare
M ~ and defignsted in that iquare by the
ssoo = the fnoiety intended 10 be fold front,
ds:1 oien a's on she Pennfyl ania Avenue,
raa s's aPon ths lot no. IL in that fquare, has
|,f.' o. "a feet inches and an half, aac
|sssl;.3 inches deep; upon it is erected frame
0asssr JAMES Ahi''' if'', d..
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IANNEY 6 PATTON,

IANNEY 6 PATTON,
R4vs jiaf reeei.ved BY The .Jeb'r Harmony,
capt. Crabtree, iran Porfo Rico,
20 hhds. & $50 barrels flrit
quality Mulcovado Sugars,
AJ/o. on Hand,
Molalies, In hhds.
Grenada and Jamaica Rum, in hhds.
and barrels,
Catalonia Wine,
N. England Rum, in hhds. & barrels,
Souchong Tea, of a hyperion quality,
Blown and Cattle Soap,
Mould and dipt Candles,
Ccguiac Brandy,
Fine and coarie Salt,
Men and women's Shoes,
Queens Ware in crates, aiorted,
With complete aGortment of n. Eng
and and Rufia CORDAGE; EAT India
md Ruflia Goods.
Il L S O,
Hhds. Berbice Coffee,
40 do. I'd quality Sugar.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-17

CONSISTING OF
Superfne, rehnes and all qualities and
colours 6 qrs. & 7 qrs. Cloths, PLANES,
Cafimeres, Kerfeys, Coatings, Friezes,
Kendall Cottons, Half Thicks, white Ser
ges, fpotted Swanikins, Welih Plains,
Swanldowns, Toilanets, Role Blankets,
itriped Blanketing, Bearikins. Fearnaught,
Woolen, Worried, Cotton & fix Hohery !;
icarlet Cloaks; Calicoes, Mullins & Muilln
Handkerchiefs; fancy Cords, Fufians,
Jeans, Dimities, Bed Ticking, Durants,
Calimancoes, Wildbores, Bombazetts,
Bombazeens, Gamblers, Laces & Edgings;
Silk Handkerchiefs, fashionable Straw &
Chip Hats, Gimps, white and coloured
Threads, SC. &c.
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John GARDNER LADD,

Has far Sale,
Loaf and brown Sugars,
Rum, Molahes, Coffee,
Brandy and Gineva,
# $ ;;:;;;: a. WINES.
Ruflia sheetings and Duck,
India Cotton,
A few boxes fine and coarfc hats,
A great variety of Shoes,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Bsft American Playing Cards,
Soap and Candles,
Corie and fine Salt,
Red Soal Leather,
James River manufactured Tobacco,
Cordage, Paper, Glais, Alum,
Cheefc, Codfih, Shad, and Herrings,
Hyion,
HyloR Shulan, TEAS
Bohea )
Refined Salt Petre,
Cordials in barrels,
Sweet Oil in boxes, Spermaceti, ditto.
Freih Chocolate in boxes, &c. &c.
ALTO, about SO hhds Potomac OBACCO.
Nov. II.
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Valuable Negroes,

To difcharge the debts cue rem Tie
eitate Of George R. L. Iurbervllle, &C.
ceafed, that are at this time made known
to the Administrator. Six months credie
will be allowed the purchafers Oh their
giving bond with approved fecurity, or
three per cent will be allowed to thoie
purchafers who chooGe to pay ready mo-
ney.
GARvIN CoRBIN TuRBERv1LLE,
Adm,nlfrator.
Nov. IS. d6t Gods
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F OR S A L T.,

On WedneIday Tie 18th day 8 Ds-
eember ue:st, yJ9iy, i uostbr ue ~ I1s.lar
day, at Leefon, in fai,fax Couqty Ezvo
miles from The foquu Of Centergille,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-08
! ). PRO PosAL
. I =. ) III 4 N UEL gIsHo.p
f'' 1n : q e By Sullenptlsa,
L B t Ten S
ON THE
Elementary Principles
: D y c Alto N.
Bp Gl!labstD lDamilton
1utiioi o. the " Mesnoir, vi Modern n,..c
piers" &c.

ON this intcrcfing and highly impor,,r,
branch OF iclcnce, icvcrll valuable works h..
~ hin lew years, been prelcnsed to the nubt.'
Among whieh the ABOVE, as 1t is The mott reren.
- II II pre- elnlnenty ute.u Lea by her lu 10
INTO an lnqairy Concerning the nature of the
powers, auI intellectual faculties oil the him.
mad, Mrs. tiauliton h $ devc!oped thoCe non'a.'
aud f-cutlts with perfpcui;y and sbl;r
winch While 1t arrelts the attention OF thofe VIA
h ,vc molt !nccei9iui.y audicd thGle iubccas. nun
render competent knowiedge oil th,m laniis,
t. the mott ordinary capacity. The luper6 al.
usis and irlvoIlty Of Character eugendered by n.
modern lylte IN CT education have been long. and
uhsy, a iubject OF complaint; but the parti.
lar cauies by which theic ferrous evils b,v.
been produced. were hitherto but imperleav
known, or little attenGed to: fotrace tilsfc evi,
TO thllf icurcc, and TO point out the proper re.
medy, is the ultimate OBJECT to which the nlerj.
torious efforts OF this Author have been directed.
aud in thele efforts fine has, 1t is believed, fucced.
ed beyond the mott lansuinc expectations. Such
indeed, is the imp trance OF the inquiries which
form the lubject CT this work, and 10 great tn.
luceefs with which thafe inquiries have oern pur.
4ued, that the happieh conlefuences TO fociety
may reaionabiy re expeaed TO reiult rom tn:
preen publication. 10 all it is iutereAiug in a
very high degree, bat to mothers Of families, and
Others engaged in the formation of the minds Ct
chi,dren aud youth, it will prove an acquifiuon
truly invaluable.
he rapi fac Of two impreGqns of this work
in England, iutieiently evinces the high cttlnati-
On in which it is there held An American eliti.
on-cQuai to, and at little more than half the
prsce of the Britifh editiou"--iS now offered to
the pltronag= OF the American public; by whom
its merits will, doubtless, be juitly appreciated.
An Extrad from the a6ove Work.
6 From mott of the writers on education It
{" would appear, that il is only to people Of rank
g and fortune that education is 4 matter Of any
8 Importance. BY fpch alone can the lyGemS
!" that are generally propoled, be adopted 10
s. tlch, therefore, mult We believe them to be
g excIuGvely addrelled. To make fire ladies'
g and fniihei gentlemen forms NJ paFt'oi my
plan, which has for its obicct the ip5jccfiou Of
!" the paAons, the direction IF the affections, and
+" the culuv4,i N Of the f-cuics that are common
& TO the whole human race"
Tie price of the Brigifh edition, is fifteen
ihillings, SteEllus, in boards.
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I,a1lds in Kentucky.

i
TO be fold BY Public Sale at the
Ioutiae Cefse- Ram, Nev Xork, on the
I'd day efDreem6ernext, at II 0'rloek,
nan.
Eleven thoufand acres ofland
1 in one or more lots; laying in the coun-
ty Of Fayette, fate Of Kentucky about
80 miles froa Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles fou,h caA OF the Ohio River and
adjacent TO the public road between The
two Mama Rivers and feveral riiing
fettlements. The foil generally coed,
well watered and timber OF various deicrip-
tons.
Tllele lands within IS miles Of Main
Locking and Kentucky rivers, both nayi-
gable two TO- three hundred miles above the
extremity Of the lands.
Al6,
To be fold at the fame time and place
as the above, aaotbey TRACT Of LIND
81 nine thouiand acres, in one or mole lots,
10 the county OF Fayette, fate of Ken
lucky, nearly the fame difance from Lex
ington, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, dif-
tant from the latter only few miles.
The foil is in general good, we'll wa
tered ard timber of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the neighborhood
of the let,led parts Of Kentucky, and op-
pofte a Jerfay iet,lement. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, ETC. in 1857 and
1875, and the title deeds are clear and in
diputable.
As thefe lands are to be dilpofea Of for
behalf Of creditors, they will be pohtively
fold 70 the highei bidder, for aPPoved
notes at two and rhree months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. james Maaerfon
of Lexington MFR. George Brook, Clerk
Of Woodford county; or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point oct the lands.
For further Information and an accurate
plan OF the lands, apply to John & Charles
Wilkes Eiqrs. or Lewis Simond Efq. New
York, or TO Mr. Brown, Dumfries, Viz
ginia.
October i. 60
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M,Gg. I.emuel Weeks and fon, and VIM.
Tewett, lanes Woagh, John Wet, Thomas
Wet, viii and Bob, james Walton, capt. hn
Wheeler, captain William Walden
Ocsubcr D. Iaw3w
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To r E n /,
Far a tern Of fea'f, m one Q. ''o'' " =
Mar 1000 Acres q
T. A II d,

Being that part Of the !, !, M o';nnrsn
.Vcfnn fI = rnd Charles a. WaGipton, y
to Seo'ge 60, 4 Ga of tb Poton,se, five or TX
miles below alexandria. nus anal' ~ Sna m m.
20 WHEAT, being fat rive 'and, eS'sha as StfT 9
ware 80, % "s i Thetontgucy ofthis iltua
goo M n,Srand-;a the DIV and George Town
tion 70 Alexana,,a, 'ls water carriage, nlu,,
with the eohst bIn ~ fIa,ers There is on It
make Il r esn al1;ng Hou( cormodus brick
ilnali ~ b"e evrefept Sblcs and our Hoaiss.
barn. a"n w;cb;pg totent, viii be ihewn INC
Any ps,' bn snnI;cs,ioI 70 G, Rolirgs, hs!'S
Iteia'-S - NV MI tnoJthc terms by aFpAcapaD
70 Colonel DeneaIe, aihis once ~ !, So 80 me
with whom a,plat OF + Laed IS 'e'''
subftriber. ,urrJ g4ssFTT.
. eaSif +
Sept. %. -------..-.s
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t O Z E N L,
A LARGE AND coMMoDIoUs
S L A B / E,
Dancing School.

MR.. GENERES respectfully informs the
lVl Ladies and Gentlemen Of Alexandria and
it's vicinity, that he has removed from Anna
poiis to Alexandra, and prUpoirs opering a
DANCING SCHOOL early this month. He
hopes by his attention to nerlt q 'hare OF IA '
lie Patronage. Terms vi b. maize known on
appIicationto hin, a1 Mrs. GIlihth'S Boarding
Houfe, King street.
N. B. Ladies who with to take pr
va,e leffons will be attenaed to.
Oaober D. to5r. /
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CONDITIONS.

I. TIE Work l5aA be comprysd in t7O'
Du2decimo Uolames, ef 0J0m $50 fQsFt
each, 81 @4N be printed in TIE belt manner,
an a fine Paper, audue7v 7ype.
II. TIE pre- 4uiH be one Dollar FER ~
lume in Boards, payable an Aelivey.
~ Il 9ey emfdrrn5h nambfr of O..
pies bei4g 4lreq4y Ja5lrr'bed Jor, The qg'rE
l5aN be PIT 10 Pres, and .jsxygsd zVitb'af
dely.
GT Sn5ltu3tions recei0ed BY The P"S-
lJ6ty.
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IzulN Rent my Warehouls

IzolU Rent my Warehoale
in the town Of Alexandria, -poGeaion may
be Immediately had. It IS Gtuate on the
South fde of King freet between Wafh-
ing,on and ST. faph-areets, nearly oppo-
fire Mr.. John Kincaid's fore. and has a
dry airy cellar under the whole, the great
er part of which is floor, d there are two
good floors above ground, counting room
with a FIRE place on the lower floor, and
in every retpea we'll contributed fora Flour
Merchant or Grocer and will fore eigh
teen hundred barrels; the tand is not ex4
ceeded BY any in Alexandra for faid bu
Gnefs. For further particulars apply to
TIE fubfcriber, or in his abience to .PbiAb
G. Mnrfrller, at the Vendue Store.
PHILIP MARSTELLER.
September II. zawSt
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CARVING, GLIDING, and
FURNISHING.
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,

From PHILADELPHIA
IN PRINCE STREET, betzueen Fairfax
end Water Streets, next d,or to Dr..
Dicks in The b0Nfe lateJ occupied BY
Gr3vs W4gbt;
Respectfully informs the citizens OF
Alexandria that Che intends relidiog here
for few months, and will be happy in
executing any orders in the above branch.
es of buiinels. She regilds and varniihes
old frames 20 as TO make them appear like
new-and like3ife varnifhes them with
particular kind of warmth that will bear
waihing.
SIZE has on baud,
a large and elegant Allotment of
Prints and Looking Glailes
and Girandeies Of every defcriltlon, which
will be fold On The lowet terms for cafh.
(, Orders from a diltance will be punttu-
ailyasten5ed TO.
Seasensiser 8. 60
A lew Barrels and two Hhds.
Fifif quality SUGAR FIR Sale by
Nm. HARTSHORNE,
Who withes 70 employ tuo or three
IOU2NEYMEN COOPGRS.
9th Mo. IT. eotf
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Lying on both fdes of Gooie Creek, in
this County, and running from thence 10
the iaid town; containing about five
tbouland acres, mott of which has been
laid eff in lots, and lnce lea!ed for lives
or term Of years; from the peculiarly
eligible Gtua,ion Of this land, and its
great htnefs for the improving fate of
agriculture that is taking place in this
neighDorhood, it is hoped thar il will be
an object worth the attention of thofe
who with 10 vef their money in landed
property; one third Of the purchale money
will be required on the day Of fale, the
remaining two thirds 10 be paid by two
annual infallmcnts; FIX per cents of the
Stock Of the q. States will be taken In
paymsnt Cor ore half of the two delayed
inttallments, at its current value, in the
principal commercial towns, or bonds
with good perfonal fecuriey ard mortgages
will be required to fecure the payments.
Mr.. John Matthias, living il Leefburg,
and furveyor of this Country, has plat
Of the land and will iurvey or lhow any
part of it to thole who with it, they pay
ing his expences for 70 doing.
LANDON CARTER, Junr.
THOMAS L. LEE.
Loudoun County. Auguh 70. go
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LsG of Leiters remaining IN tie
Pof-OGee, AIexand'7a, Oa0-
Der i, 1902.
Walter S. Alexander, Thomas Alvin, Mrs.
Auloins, MI. 4auiberry.
Robert Boggefs ., Joftph Bagin, Samuel y.
Beail, samuel NJ. Brown, George Bohis, Nj.
B-addock, MI. B, Brown, Mary Drown.
Toha Clifton :, Samuel II. Gard, Mary Ann
CrIne!l, Edward Carter, Samuel Coliard, oa-
rah Clements 2, J2hd Cayley, Joi,ph CuPper,
Iohn carlton, Citoyen tnsruis, John Carter,
iaalei Clark, Georgc Nhlpmaa, Jot-ah Cooper.
PatFick Collins.
J9ihu4Dowing, EdwArl Dowler.
Thon,azin Ellzsy :, William Eanlons, Tho
mas Egncw.
Iehn Fowler, Elizabeth Fontain Capt. Henry
Fzssfax, Iohn Fleetwood Marin. Daniel fltsop,
Iacob fortliey q, Henry tenwick, Eidred FINER
shriaopher francis, Mrs. Ffaacis
Obediah Garnet, Hhlam GIosSs'
Iacab Harry, Mathew iiulham, JAaes ). III
ensbosiAs,l, Robert Harri, WiiAm Hewett, "a
saue. howard SuraH t4arris, Frances aamefly,
Eizabs;h Hcdgkius, Ann Hope.
Cap. Lewis JavoIi. jonas Johnlon, James
Johaisa.
~ L,-;,b K;rbv Arch
s. Il. K-arney, Philip Keaty, Wipam Aiipa'iieA'
Fielding Lewis, 2 James D. Lawry' bo'tna
Laws, lanes Laird, Meh's. Love ata Sei1'
Willilm L,ghtfoot, Stephen Lewis saaries j.
Love, Gaarge e, Lamkin, 0, capt. N. A'auo'
ian. William, Lewis, Nancy LEWIS, Dan'ei LEWIS
hiip1ee.
Charles M. Martin, 3, Elcnor MitehsH, T.,
.arkcy NlaxReid, Abraham Mathews, ar, Men
rev. hin M4!iefoy, laonas Magruder, John
injury, Amy Moore, james M'oanoe, Ia
mel Murray, lhon.as Matthew, Jnhn Merits,
William Nurdecs, MILAN Miller, Murray,
Mualford ana Bower, Jgha Matthews, Rocest
Miller.
Thcmas Neale.
Mefiis. Hugh O'heaie and brothers, Law
rens Owens, JaAa2 2. olgood.
T.
Lewis Plumb a, Mifs PAttain, Thomas Pro
vines, Dr. John Philips, 4, J,ne Prathcr, Nancy
Potts, William Potter.
George Rotch. George Rutter, Elizabeth Rid
man. Capt Jateph Ruisil.
Stephen Stephens, Eifha Scott, Adam M.
Stewart :, Thomas salmon Thomas Smith. D
feph Smith, rownlhend Stith, Thomas slnciair'
John Smith, Bsnager Smith, WeA1hers Smith.
George C. Tew 3, Richard 9han1pf'n. Rich
ard Turner, Wil!iam lonkin, Gerard, lrammei,
Capt. Hugh H. rutteN, John freely, Captain
David tucker.
Mrs. v part.
MeI-s. Iemuel Weeks and fon, and VIM.
Tewett, Jlnses Wolgh, John Wet, Thomas
Wet, VIII and Bob, James Walton, capt. hn
Wheeler, captain William Walden.
October 2. Iaw3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-08
MsCARA and FRIDGE

MJAkA and FKIJGE
Haze iuf opened WHOLESALE STORE,
in King Grest, o2pskte SNowDEN's
PRINrING OFFIcE, adhere tby bave a
large and general -AlG5rtmeaf IF MER
CH4HDIZE, zchicb they zujN INlozv
for Cab or ub4roved Notes, al 90 days ),
-CoNsIsTlNG Of
Coarfe and fine cloths, coat
ings, blankets, fannes, corduroys tliekietts
fulians, calimancoes, checks, Britifh mullins of
every defcriplon, fix handkerchiefs, ribbons,
pelong faiths, ran1als. policares, thread laccs
and edgings, cottons and chintzes, flawlS,
fancy pocket handker hiefs, dimties, rifh linens,
brown Hollands, toilonets, cotton hotiery, fewing
fix, table cloths; threads, white and co'ured,
by he pound or package hats il Cafes aforted !;
knives and forks fci1Ars, &c. &c. &c.
Thty will receive further lupply Of GOODS
by the carly Fall vel1als.
To LET, the Houle ia King
frset lately occupied by Nh. M'Cuioch.'-
Apply as above.
Sent ~ eOlrl
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-08

The fubfcribers authorized by
the Will Of tie late George Carret, Of
Stafford County, viii fell at Public Auct;-
on the frf Monday Of December next, IN
The town OF Leeiburg, his
TRACT OF LAND.