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law was agsint the isnf: OF the nation!
Les me tell thofe gen,lenen, they are
deceived, when they call themielves the
nation. They are only a dominant par
~, and though the fun of federalifm
ihoold never rife again, they will hortly
find men better or WORE than themielyes
thruaing them out of their places. T
know it is the cant of thole in power.
however they have acquired it, to-
thernieives the nation. We have recently
wituedcd an example oft abroad. How
rapidly did The nation change in France,
at one tire Bri1ot called himlelf the nssion
then Robeipierre, afterwards 1Tsllien
and Barras, and finally Buonafarte.
but their dreams were foon diGi2ased,
AID they awoke in fucceiion upon the
icafold, or in baniihment. Let not thefe
gentlemen 2atter themielves, that heaven
has reierved for them peculiar deitiny.
What has happened to others in this
country, they mua be liable to. Let
them not exuIt too highly in the enjoy.
ment of a little brief and Aeesing au,ho-
rity. twas ours yetterday, it is their,
to day, but o-mstrow it may belong to
others.
[Mr. Bayard here Gated, that he had
gone through the remarks he had to make
connected with the 6rlf point Of the de.
bate that he oblerved, that the common
hour Of adjournment had gone by, and
that he fhould ii, down in order to allow
the committee to rife, if they thought pro-
per; and that he fhould beg leave to be
heard the following day upon the iecond
point. After iome conversation, the COM
mi,tee roie, reportsd-and the houfe adj
iourned.
mr.. BGyHrds Lpeeeb to De eo~'aard.1
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REMARKS.

IN our paper ofthe 18th infant, we inherited
this copy of reGolution, which MIR. Bayard
of Delaware :aed up IN the houie Of reprelen-
tatives of congreis, upon the a5th Of JANUARY
laft. The fubltance of it was to get iniorma-
ton from the lecfetary of the treafury OF the
expences attending the collection Of the M
ternal taxes. Upon this occafion, Mr.. Bay
ard cxprciIed his expectation that the reiolu-
ton would meet with the f-n,e fate as another.
j had done that morning. But he fhould at
leaf kaye tho latisfaetion OF explaining to the
world, the motives upon which he acted.
We have already remarked ttas, upon t!.is
queition, fix of ebe federal members (poke !;
and that Mr. Bayart. fpoke twice. Tie re-
publicans did not offer any anfwer, but let
aide rbe refolutien by majority of s. againit
81.
As we have not room to rcpubIih the whoIc
of the fpecehes Of the fix federal members, we
mutt be contented with ;rierting tbofe of Mr..
Huger, and MIR. Goddard, and the greater
part of the lecond ipeech Of Mr.. BaYard
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MR.. RUTLEDGE.

MIR. Rutledge coafef4d himfclf much pug
2led by tbs the new forms of proceeding tbs
day adopted. Ever ince he had the honor OF
Tea; in corgreis, ii had been Invariably the
practice, when iueaiurcs were propoied rot
a9rceabc to the majority, for theui 20 cf7e1
their objections to them. This had ever been
The practice, and he experience Of It's convent
enes oRcre,l itrong rea!ons for its continuance.
When 5he majority itate1 THAR objections 70
any meafure, tae minority, in iuftainng it,
aniwe:rd then fully thus both Gdcs acted
1hdeTitandinaly:a nd when the proccedi:: IS
OF the national Legislature Went out TO the peo-
pie, they were al Inc fame tine informed of
The fcaions under which their rePrccntatiycs
had ;egillatcd. This mad net only been the
uiage in congress, but the form Of proceeding
III all representative bodies with whoft. bftory
ARE acquainted. Even in the iririin houie
OF commons, which gentlemen had often and
e!lphaticaliy ffylcd = moc!cery Of repreicnta-
ton, 10 greit is tile rc.pctt paid public opg-
ION, that tae r1aj6rIry deem It thc,r duty TO
aiign, IN debate, the Tcaions OF their conduct
Although the niNifer in England has quite
as much confidence in the ffrcGgth OF his ma
jotity, As gentlemen here can have in theirs.
yet, in feeling power, NJ doee not forget right.
and his regard for public opinion is 70 great,
that he rever iccures his nlealures By t!lent
vote. la ;hele DAYS of innovations, We, if
iecms, are TO puriue diFa7cEf courle. Whcn
INC fefoiution offered this morning by his
honorable friend, from II. Y. mn. Norris
was taken into CONFEDERATION, not voice was
RATED again. i: this profound GIence made
Us expect an ;inan;nou5 vose---but{ in COME
quence be iupDoicd Of Zone out door arraape.
.nents) twas rejected by dis Client rnaioritv.
dahad iccn many delibeTAtiys ahe47blies, buf
never before witneaed luch procedure. He
would. not iay whether this was reipetEtuI to-
WARDS inc nlinoritgs Eho,as we nave been told
rem nigh authority Save their equal rlehgs.
re you'd not FAY whether il was digni6 d,
as It Iegafjed the majority; but without ore,
'efoihg 10 any lPl'l. q pruphecy, he would
Fcn'nre TO iaglt could not be deemed Doiire or
WIG by the people Of his country.
When the doors Of congre{s were omen
and perions adr1ittco 70 taxe the debates. IN.
people eNpe6ted to be fully informed Of the
news ane motives which governed the votes
OF their representatives. But It fcems our
eontitusnt5 are not to be treated With tt7;s
heretofore common ciyilty, In propofno
meautes We arc obliged TO guefs at what gen.
tiemenie feel a2a.nlt them--- for thew lav b;a,,
land to defend them without knowing IN
what they are Objectionable to thof, vvbo ,o-
yern IN this houfs. Tbs kind Of oovsrninr
Is but d calculated to- orodurc barTnong---f1
reitofe focal intcrcourie, and to he5I tho
wounds iHaitts5 on fociety By the fpirit Of
parry.
Ills freud from Delaware not fatsfed With
tic report made by the tseretary Of she treafury
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His ching remarks char afoa tbtJedss0l
coaEiiatian, ITS dangrr, dedb and beri0}.
Since the a95pti7not tadt Paper, Ghn9f thirteen
year; haze ei92Ea. Kifbia IBIS period, tbs
ian,s alarm beA bas been ynsg, iRnamerabLe
fines. OfaNfbc Important de5ates tbat &C.
chr IN Caagrejj, at leaf aac beLf are emkeI-
Tired sVifb this precision, tbaf ehe Conftitu.
ticn is juf going to be dearoyed TIE &qH
of in.oeasbmsst IS alternately kicked f;'1m oae
Ias eftbs boaftot6e etber. 35sJirfae,ry Of
TIE accHiatioa ttrr0tnts It's bqViag an eRflf.
Th;nk Of The OH fa5!s Of tie sos5b @&d fbs
Nfpberd's by.
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* Afr. T. 1Earris qf Ns1o-3f,I gsd moz,sa
}s' reqaiftieH trom rlbe Jfc,rf4yy 25 TIE tt-sa-
iny. This avas that Be f5suid jate to The
bonff tbs amount of han1p duties collected in
each fate, dijIfingaiMiag gob@t part egas pG;a
3? tie Commercial sttis5. TIE rcbu5Efars,
1uif5oNt JpeaEfaS 0ne .FagLs tvoyd, reis67cd
tbe m0fLaN BY 81 l,afss agaiAf "a.
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Fbad btsn 6eEgned to let thij jbeltb bnc D.
cyhiH@s8t SGfwdny, rofbsm ytnierf5. bur-
rpm 7n eficHf5Ve pe,wfah t6ere has beer III
rl0erf@ J.ch q DELIBERATE and artjuf 6jfem Of
dsefpfi9n, tlaf an fAilor RoniI nal brri nf II +,
his rea@cr5, eyfn fa~ a yfsgtt day, qVitbauf ej-
firing q Jsa0 him an the Jfsfures 9fitj cha
rG<7ey.
mr. 1iorris a6zE5 to arEsver ga5isas AIR.
toa5, agbic5 mr. Byeckenrt4ge never adj
yancad Hc is ineE0aut5 FarfiHg array f-om
;oe rial msrfG sftbe qa5qioa. Eie aifSmbfs
10 bA1y tbSw Hsdsr mo,HfeiAi 81 5,ey50jtnsG
aaa abyenrity, mr.. daorris IS q jcbslay, AMI
q 7.ar gftolenfs. HebfaiJ rqpGbleeflayisg
2glateofr can BE- jaid il ae5rHee oftbs caujr
7ybicb he has 0aabfed On this aetougf, the
jaf,hE gf6is rtgj0ning o5azds-ef ifJrJf y jor-
1r'ae6ls ptslpmpii0n ag9'gq tbs i92agf u ii,
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; thought conducive to thepublic good, viz.
by purchafng navy yards and docks, and
thereby giving employment to American
arrizans and mechanics but the pait adj
miniltration never did, nog would have
DONE har Mir. Jeferfon has, viz. Take
$4,000 dollars from a fund given for tbs
fupport of the American navy, and expend
them in repairing French lhlp; which
he was no more bound TO do, BY the trea-
ty, than he was to give up the ffjgate
Bolton, which captured this fhip. The
expenditure, which DR.. Mitchell iays,
Though without ground was unsuslloIif-.
ed, was for our defence, while this fun OF
$4,000 dollars was 10 add 70 the alrc-'y
TOO extended and dangerous power OF
Buonapare.
Let any man contraf the csnduts of the
two administrations IN this and other
things, and FAY which difcoyered the NOT
Americaniip, and the belt knowledge q
the true intereits of America.
a Friend to TIE -4merieGu May.
Bolton, May s.
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Public SAFE,

III 10 0'elock on .THURSDAY the 27t1
m,qant, mil Be /ald an ihe 9remyes,
FIVE LOTS of GROUND
On Duke !ireet, extending in front ON
Duke fleer from the corner OF Pitt ftrees
to an alley on the welt ilde OF the brick
houfe now occupied by Elilha Janney !.
this ground is divided into tour lots OF 26
feet each, and one Of IS feet s inches, by
Ioz feet in depth to an alley OF IS feet
wide, that leads weaward to Pitt freet.
A credit of months will be given fer
one half of the purchafe money, and nine
months for the remainder bonds will be
required of the purchaier, and when the
frit payment is made, 4 bond will be Civ
en- by the feller TO make good title when
the Taft payment is received The title
TO laid property is undoubted, and from
its tituation likely to encreaie in value
lpeedily.
P. G. MARsTELLER, VIZ.
!. Nav 70. ddf
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., ,hst which might snable me to Pre-
, aao,e your welfare and PROPERTY.
ng uT,ier all the unfavorable circumstances
~, ~ h,ve occurred iince my arrival here,
wl hss. experienced the higheit coniola'ion
i. M ths friendly atsentions you nave oee .
l ll9.al.d 10 fhcw nc and the readlnei' wl'h
P Iss;eb every exertion has been made ior
o -" motual prefefvation and welfare "nen-
o.. ' ,bs(s exertion were necehary.
s' Eollv .perluaded as | am, that IN every
..u, which may happen, your conduct
I'll. IN eyince the reipett which you have iof
W. country, as well as for yourieises, as
u D,ao I leave you with entire confidence,
NJ -, our fellow-cirizens in the United
s'.tr, will feel a liyely inseret IN your
welfare and PROPERTY.
For your aaectiona:c wilhes for ny per-
s,nal welfare, my heart overaows with
gratitude; and my prayers that every blei-
Emo NAV be beloved upon you, will be
o4sered up 10 that Being who can Preterve
and protect you.
Accept, my friends and fellow citizens,
,be afrnrances ofmy afeetionate regard.
lSiened) TOBIAS LEAR.
Cape Francois, April IS, 1902.
Arrived laa night, fchooner Monferrat,
capt. Daniels, from c. Francois. Brings
no news later than the Spartan. Patied
three briggs and lhip Randing into the
Capes.
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aIsranDrta aoDerttsar.

COMMUNICATION.
Melri. Sxoqu6en q Co.

1t has ever appeared TO me important
TO the welfare OF any country, that the
benefits which accrue TO fociety, from the
ffudies and labors of the inventor, ihould
be duly appreciated. By the induitry OF
the hulbandnan the corn and the wool are
obtained, but neither the one could be
converted into bread, nor the other into
closthing had not the talents of the in
yentor been fuccefsfully employed in pro-
ducing mills, wheels, looms, and all that
variety OF mechsniim Which transforms the
raw material into the manufactured arti.
Gle, and fts il for the uie of man. When
compare the preient fate OF civilized To-
,eiety, with what it mutt have been, with
out the aid OF the inventor, l rank him
as being ient to blefs the humanrace.
When among the necenaries or conven-
niences, the comforts or the Injuries of
l:fe, ieek that article for which / am not
more or leis indebted to the inventor ] am
wearied in the iearch, without finding
the Object; for even the iavage OF the
wildernsis would be foiled by the agility
Off the deer, If inventive talents had not
furoilhed hin with the bow and the arrows,
to luodus thole animals, which deitituse
ofhvention, become the eafy prey Of man
who roiieis II. Thus is every fate of
human exittence benefited by the inventor /;
but particularly that fate in which the
population bears fmall proportion TO the
extent ofterritory. This is the Freient
tate of America her Incorporated
acres wait not the prcgreis of population
saJ, but the advancement Of thoie arts
which by the introduction of machinery,
hall reduce manual labor, and dilcisrge a
iurpluiage of hands in dill cafes where they
can be spared, for the cultivation of the
ioll. Hence every improvement in me-
ehaniim, which iaves labor, may be con-
idered as indirect means.
10 clear the waite " here rcw the thifle grows,
And males the deisrt blolom as the roie.
lever contemplate this fubjeet with a
'eniaticn OF regret at the unpatronized fl
iuation OF American inventors, ard of al
tcnlihmenl at their peifeveEarce in many
initances. in dffpite OF difficulties Immune
rable, which attend their purfuits, nor is
II matter OF irrpriie that they frequently
exchange their own country, where their
exerticns, though Of ireaimable value, are
unsupported, tor a foreign ihore, where
ihsie exertcns, though leis ieryiceable,
meet full patronage.
was led 10 The foregoing remarks, on
ieelng icme experiments made with MIR,
Dear6o,n's Pafenf Balance. 1t Appeared
oy ihoie experiments, that the beam was as
eorTett as a icale-team, ard that the labor
q uiing It is net more than ere third pare
q The labor of ufng fcales and weights ia
zoe common way. Ifcn full experiment
Meie circumstances are founS to atter6 this
Few mcceotweigking, the invention nuiE
os q ircalculable advantage 20 the public
As Inc iay'ng Of 70 great portion Of Ia.
s si, N tie multitude Of drauehts which are
1aily weighed thr0pshsu, Ills continent,
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COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.

THE Trufees of this Initilution, de-
ternined, as far aspollible TO MAINTAIN in il
jua principles and pure morals, met here
yeaerday, with the hope Of infufng new
viger into their diteipline, and oppoGng a
more efettual barrier againa the reIaxa-
ton of manners, which, feem to have
been increaiing, Tome years paf, among
the youth of America. They thought il
uieful for this end, to take folemn and
explicit promife from each Gudent, after
the example of forne colleges in Europe, Of
obedience to thelsws, and of application to
his itudies And this obligation is 10 tt
repeated at the commencement Of every
ietiion. After more important amend
ments and additions to the college code,
1t was put into The hands of the hudenfs
for their deliberate confederation. At
eleven o'clock this day they aaembled in
the Church, in the prefence of the truitees
and Faculty Of the College where an ex-
cellent and impreiiive addrels was deliver
ed to them by the Rev. DIR. Green, ap-
pointed by the beard for that purpofe.
This addrefs, detailing the principles OF
the infitution, and the exact difcipline.
TO which it is to be fubietted, We hope
will flortly be given to the pnoic.
The hudents then came forward, and each
one being alked by the Governor of the
State, acting as PRECEDENT Of the Board, if
he had read and underltood the laws, they
Individually pledged their truth and honor
TO obey them, and fubfcribed a deciara-
ton TO The fame parpole.
The whole traniattion was folemn and
intefeRing, and we prefume it will be fol-
lowed BY the haPpief consequences
Eighty isudents profedsd and fublcfibed
on the fsa Gay and the Others who thalI
afterwards arrive are TO make the fame
protection and fubfcrpsion, in the prefence
Of the faculty and the aaemblsd College.
Accounts are forbidden 10 be run on
credit with heP-keePers and mechanics.
Circular letters are addreaed to the pa
rents Of the young gentlemen, informing
them Of the necedary expences Of the Col
lege, and engaging them to confne their
relnittances within thete limits foAthat
no complaints can hereafter be jultly made
Of the expenavenels ofobsaining an educa-
ton in this feminary. And indeed every
iecurity which promiles on the one hde,
and vigilance and deciion en- the other
can beHow, is given to the public for the
morals and Improvement Of the youth.
n. B. Such editors of public papers to
the fouthward of Philadelphia, as are will
ing to befriend the College, are requefed
to iniert the above information.
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Dancing.

THE fubfcriber informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Alexandria, and
his pupils in particular, that he will dh-
continue teaching until the fhort days OF
fammer have inbfded-in the month OF
October he will reiume his tuition on the
fame terms that he has heretofore done.
He returns his nncere thanks TO the inhabi-
tants of this town for their encouragement,
the paif winter, and hopes ior continu-
ance thereof, as no pains or attention viii
be fpared on his part to deiefye il.
r. LONGER.
May 70, so3t
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SPRING GOODS.
WILLIAM OXLEY

Has rxeerved per The Pail Seiman, Oia
Baltimore, and Uaioa, capt. WooAbogfs,
fi,0m Loaaox,
And is in daily expectation Of
further fupplies of fuitable GOODS tor the
feafon, which are now o.ening and Will
De fold low by the package or piece.
N. B. He has alto for iale,
China in boxes and Sadlery.
May 70.
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Spencer, Pearce 6 Co.
Next door to MefIrs. Bennett & Watis's
retail fore, King freet)
Haze yeeeiUed by The Gen. Hunter, fyom
Liveraool, and the Union, fran Lar
don-a part oftheir
SPRING GOODS,
ConGaing Of 6ne and coarie hats, Iriih
linens, olnaburgs, ticking, India dimities,
filks, black and color'd fix velvet,
fix gloves and mitts, ribbons, iewing fix,
black Grape, Barcelona and love handker-
chiefs, buckrams, apes, pins, ink powder
and London pewter.
They haze aJfo reeeived BY the Six Sjeev,
pia Bai1moye,
An aGortment OF handfome Prints.
Ind TRY daily expeR BY the United States,
from Liverpoal,
Cotton and elk hoiery, tufts, cloths,
kerieymeres, Aannels, aprons and flirting
checks, thickfet, fancy cord and velvet,
bindings, ferrets, flriped Holland, cotton
and linen handkerchiefs, fhawls, mullinst,
Marfeilles quilting, fulian. hriped and
fix nankeen, leather gloves, and gene
raj aaortment Of
Hardware 6 Cutlery,
which they will fell low for cath, or the
ufaal credit.
May 70. dot
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Esp GIi1abetD Damtlfou,
A 2 r O p @ 6 a =
Author If the Z. Mlem}lrs Of Modern ihi.oro.
piers, &c.

ON this interpAing and highly important
branch o. icieuce, ieverll valuable works have.
WI hin few years, been preienred to the pubic,
among which the above, as it is thu moi ece0t.
{, j, il pre- eminently ufciu. ed ~ her iuhiect
into an inquiry concerning the nature d the active
powers, and intellectual facuitie, OF the human
mad, Mrs. Hamilton his developed Jhoie powers
aud faculties with a perlpicuity End ability
which, while it arreffs the attention Of hofe sho
have mott lucccEluisy ludied thaie fall letfs, mutt
reader competent knowledge Of thtm familiar
to the mott ordinary capacity. The fupeyfcial-
nefs aud frivolity of cfaaaer engendered by tn,
modern iyltem Of education have been long, aud
nily, iubject OF complaints but the parti.
Gu ar caufes by which the!c ferrous evils have
been produced, were hitherto hut imperiectly
known, or little attended to- To trace thsle evils
to their fource, and to poinl out the proper re
medy, is the ultimate object TO which che meri-
torous eff Jrts of this Author have been directed;
and in ihele forts fhe has, it is believed iucced-
ed beyond the mott iansuin7 expectations. Such
indeed, is the importance of the inquiries which
form the lublect Of this work, and 70 great the
fuceefs with which thofe inquiries have cen pur-
iued, that the happief consequences TO fciety
may reafouably be expected to reiult from tn:
preient publication. 10 all it is interciling in
very high degree, but to mothers of fami.ies, and
others engaged in the formation Of the minds cf
children and youth, it will prove an aequiG;iun
truly invaluable.
The rapid iale of two inpreficns Ct his work
in Eng land, sufficiently evince. the high eimati-
on in " hich it is there held An American edit
on--equal 20, nd 1t little mere than hall the
price Of The Britifh editions--is now offered to
the patronage OF the American public; by whora
its merits IL. DOUBTLESS. be juttly appreciated.
I'm Extra6 from the above Work.
{. From mott OF the writers on education i:
I" would appear, hat it is only to people Of rank
g aud fortune that education is a matter of any
6 importance. BY fuch alone can the fyRems
(" that are generally propoied, be adopted. 10
(uch, therefore, mutt We believe them to be
g cxcluively addrefIed 80 make fine ladies'
g and fnifhed gentlemen forms no part Of my
SC plan, which has for its objets the iubjection Of
the pailions, the direction Of the affections and
6 the cultivation Of the faculties that are common
g to the whole human race"
TIE price Of the Brilih edition, is hiteen
fhillings, Sterling, in boards.
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ther in the commons Of aboat SIX acres.
Bath, or Warm Springs.
Two well iitnased lots, On one Of then
has Gnall building large enough to accom-
modate one family.
The terms Of iale will be made known
~ application to either of the fublcri-
bers.
SAMUEL WAsH1Ncros, Calpeffey esna.1.
GEORGE S. WAsH1NGroN, Jetfylon, do.
WILLIAM A. WAsHINGToN, WsRmsr-
land, do.
GEORGE w. P. Cvsr1s, Meuuf Wa@mg
ion, Faiytax, do.
BusHRoD WASHINGTON, NJ. Vs,non, do.
LAwsENcE LEWIS, Woad La1vn, d..
Auguif 80. Jaw
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Tuit Received,

uit Received,
Aad fer fal< ), fbe Subfr,ibe,, at bis fore
corner Of Prince ard Uaioa ereets,
Is Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 do. 4sh proof Brandy,
do. New England Rum,
do Holland Gin,
Quarter caiks Catalonia red Wine,
: Kegs Annifecd Cordial,
IA Boxes dipt Candles,
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Hyfouikin ard Souchong Tea,
Jamaica Rum and Malaga Wine,
Rarfius ia kegs and boxes,
Leip.r's Snuff in half barrels and kegs.
Mems coarfc AMI fine Shoes,
Womens' Morocco and fancy kid do.
And eigh. Bales of INDIA GOODS, con.
filing Of Mamoodies, En,erties, Guszinahs, Mo-
hanas, Gungies, Checks aud Caiicacs, and few
pieces China and Luuge Hankercheits, and Ra-
,vens Duck a large quantity OF RED SOAL-
LEATHER, aud few barrels Tanners belt
brown OIL.
BENZ. SfIREVE, jun.
Ots. ar. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-19

Ricketts,, Newton & Co.
H0ve ryeerved and far Sale,
40 pieces -Bandanna Hand
kercheas,
so do Rufia SheetiHg,
40 bales Cotton,
40 barrels and 10 bids. Mufscvado ssgars,
80 boxes brown Soap,
so do. Cattle DO
SO do. Candles,
so do. Chocolate,
hhds. Loaf Sugars,
hhds. Antigua Rum,
hid clean Flax,
ton Rhode-Iiland Checie.
? boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
a few pipes and half pipes Of Vidona Wines,
of hyperion quality,
Hyfon, Young tiyfon, Imperial and siyion
ikin Teas,
100 reans Wrapping Paper,
2o6 do. Writing Paper,
A handiomc afortment OF Prints and rim
Linens---a large quantity OF Bsd-Coras and
Plough Lines.
T,bsy bave to RENT,
The WARE HOUSE lately occupied BY
MIR. John Janney, adjoining their Brick Store,
and comfortable Dwelling Houfe on Prince
ftreet, lately occupied by MIR. Thomas Mathews
For particulars enquire as above.
OtohersIS.