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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-31

TO be fold BY Public Sale at the
Tontiae Cs6Se- Roam, Neac Tork, on tkr
I'd day Of December next, at II o'floek,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-31
C LIE b Z L Il ~ d S
For Sale.

In confequence Of a power
veaed in the oyerleers of the poor, for
telling the Glebe Lands in each parian, the
overfers Of the Poor for the county of
Loudour, will proceed to cell on the 22d
of September next, on. the premiies, On
credit of twelve months, to the higheit
bidder, the GLEBE LAND belonging
tosthe parilh of Cameron; and on the .29th
of faid month they will fell on the fame
terms the Glebe Landsbelopging TO the
pariih Of Shelbprne.
IN. D. The lands will either be fold in
lossor ,altegether, as may beR fuit the
purchaiers.
On Mondaysthe 9th Of Sep
TENDER the overieers of the poor for the
faid county will NEE. at4the Poor Holfe,
at 2 o'clock, forithe purpo{e Of contract
ing with iome iiuitable perfon TO take
charge of the poor for the enfuing year.
I.oudoun County, AuguG IS. d3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-31
FOR SALE,
An ACROMATIC
T F. I, E.S C. O p 3.

Made by J.. 9 P. Doleud, Options, in
London, and The inventors Of this valp-
able inarument; it magpihes fifty times
for land objects, and eighty times for as
Economical purpofes. II has an elegant
brafs ftand, and a green fcreen to prQteA
the, eye in obferying the fpecks on The fun,
a beautiful mahogany cafe, and is every
.cc,aPleat, and viii be fold for the COTS
and charges Apply at Mefrs. Joaah
:. Faxon & Cos. Store, Corner Of Prince
and Water Streets.
Aueun IS. d2tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-31

=" EH@ et'9e y .jStA-s 10 11NsaoaE1Dv
Bauarntf.
WHEREAS Colnmiiion Of Bankruptcy,
founded upongthe Aetof Congress ofthe
United States, paaed ON the 4th day Of
April, 1860, entitled" AnA6 TO eRab-
lifh an uniform fyRem Of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States" has been
awarded and ifpsd.againf Tchu B. Arm-
Jfead ofthe county ofLouaoun, merchant /;
and he being declared a Bankrupt, is
hereby re9uired TO forrender h;nlfelf 70 the
Conmifioners in the iaid Commiilion nam
ed, or a major part OF them, on the lsa
Wednefday in September next, and ON
the 6rf and fecond Wedneidays in Oao-
Der following, at the houfe ofMr. Lazy,
in the town of Middleburg tLoudopn
County, at II O'Clock on each day, and
make full difcovery and difclofure of his
eaatc and effects, when and where his
creditors are to come prepared to Prove
their debts; at the leoond FITTING to chufss
ailignees, and at the la& fitting, the fad
Bankrupt is detired to fnifh his exaniiDa-
ton, and his creditors are to aHent to,
or diaent from the allowance of his GER
tidcate.
All perfons indebted TO the faid Bank
rupt, or that haye=any of his effects, are
not to pay or deliver the Fame, but to
whom the comniihoners lhall appoint.
BURR POWELL,
Secretary tothe Commifion.
Middleburg, Augna ID. TN DIST
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-31
7 lisbon SALT.

A. f1nall cargo now landing
at Kinks wharf and to be fold cheap in
parcels of Ioobufhels.
The brig Enterprise of 1900 barrels
burthen, may, be hadon freight for Cadiz;,y
Lilbon, or the Welt Indies enquire of
WM. HARTSHORNE.
9Th no. ~.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-31
Lands III keIltuCky.

Lands IN lk>Se7lnltt.ulctlky.
10 be fold BY Public Sale at the
Toaf@e Cs6se- Roam, Neqc York, on tbr
ad'daygf December re.t, at II o'tloek,
Aoon.
Eleven thoufand acres ofland
in one or more loss; laying in the coun-
ty of Fayettc, fate of Kentucky about
80 miles from Lexington ard Frankfort,
20 miles foutb eaR of the Ohio River and
adjacent TO the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and feyeral rihng
settlements. The foil generally good,
we'll watered and timber Of various defcrip-
tions.
Thefe lands within IS miles of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both navi-
gable two to three hundred miles above the
extremity of the lands.
AJ@,
To be fold at the fame time and place
as the above, aotber TRACT efLAND
OF nine thoufand acres, in one or more lots,
in the county of Fayette, fate of Ken
tucky, 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, diff
tan, from the latter only a few miles.
The foil is in general good, well wa
tered and timber of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the neighborhood
of the fettled parts of Kentucky, and op-
polite Jerley fettlement. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Fig. in 1857 and
1885, and the title deeds are clear and in
diiputable.
AS thefe lands are to BE diipofed of for
behalf of creditors, they will be poGtively
fold TO the highea bidder, for appoved
notes at two and, three months.
Capt. Fowler otMr. James MaRerfon
Of Lexington; Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
of Woodferd county or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the lands
For further information and an accurate
plan of the lands, apply TO John & Charles
Wilkes Efqrs. or Lewis Simond Efq. New
York, or to Mr.. Brown, Dumfries, Viz.
GINA.
Iuly 90.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-31

The time of a Negro Girl, a.
pout 5 yearso age. She has got about
yssrs 70 ierve, and has been accuttomed
e Aouse work.
Enquire Of the Printer.
July ~. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-31
sales bp Sutton.
0o. WEDNESDAY next,
.,.1,rk aviH Be lold at tbe Azi7ion

On : ~ a,m :, jald af 4b< Axl7ion
u 10 ''' Room: =
,r;ne ~ mines.
LllDon " ~ :. "a
Port Vine IN quai'sA e-'N'
Run ~ barrels
Gin IN dltso, 49,.
Violates 10 nostHs s.s
French Btaudy IN Dds
Sugar IN Os ,, "a Chocolate IN boxes.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-31
FIRST NOTICE.

IA The cgJt u JOHN B. ARMsrEADs a
Bankrntf.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09
4 SHORT HISTORY
OF THE
ALGERINE TRIBUTE.
Concluded fram our laa.

CONCLUDED i'm our lat.
HOW much Of thelc rwo hundred
and eighty thooland dollars went for the
frlgate cannot fpecify. The Aurora
OF March Goth, 1897, has long arri-
Gle upon this tribute the wrir.r fags
th@t the Crefcenr colt ninety nine 1bou-
Jand JSuen hurried end t4yenty jsvm dol-
lars, There is aGuredly lore other way
OF telling that lfory, becaufe The frigate
could not be completed for 70 finall a
fun.
1t is remarkable that this treaty does
nor fay from what date the hrt year of
payment was to commence, nor, ae what
periods, the flores were 10 be delivered
Bur, computing from September 9Th,
I795, only four years have YET elapied.
The Dey Is dead, and it IS laid thar his
iuoceflor demands new prefent. This
mutt be granted, and it viii mott
likely terminate in an exaGtion of per
haPs FIVE hundred thoufand dollars.
This IS the way in which tribute is paid
By the country, While money COTS from
twenry 70 feventy-two per cen1. per an
nun, payable monthly. Such IS rhe
frugallty ofthe federal government. If
Joel Barlow had been dispatched upon
this affair, we fhould not have heard 70
much of bungIing. But then Barlow is
republican, and almo9 as bad a Chrif-
tian as Paine himfeIf 1t would be ter
rible, indeed, if the immaculate citizens
of America we're TO be reprelcnted in
Barbary by fuch abandoned rcprobates.
BY the fame prerogative on which the
PreGdent promiled and built one figare
without Legislative lan6tion, he might as
lawfully Ia e given away twenty The
amount would have been different; but,
in both cafes, the principle mutt
have been exactly the fame. This is
the treaty making power, as explained
in Jays trania6tion. That claim, as it
now operates, is the tombftone of Ane-
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09
Calls REPORTS,
Of Eiginia, 70 t0it:
SECOND VOLUME.

DiFri1 Of Fginia, to Foit:
DE it remembered, that on the Twenty
- Fourth Day Of May, in the I'weaty sixth
Year of the Independence of the United
States of Ameriea, DANIEL CALL of the
faid Dittria hath depoGted in this Ofice, the
title of Book, the right whereof he claims
as author, in the words following TO wit:
g Reports of cafes argued and adjudged, in
the Court of Appeals Of Virginia, by Daniel
Calf In conformity 10 the Act ofthe Con-
grcls of the United States intituled, g An Act
for encouragement of learning, by FIGURING
the copies of Maps, Charts and Books to the
Authors and Proprietors of fuch copies during
the times therein mentioned"
WILL. MARSHALL, OK
offbe Djfria Of NrginiA.
*#* The above Work will be publiibed
in the courfe of the prefens Year. Price 10
Subscribers Four Dollars. Subscriptions re-
ceiyed at the Printing Office of Thomas
Nicholion.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09
City cf PiebmoHd;
IN COMMON HALL,
May %, 1909.

Nay 20, SVZ.
DOCTORS Cringan and NJ Cav, having
- rendered their ferYices 70 inocuiate the
Poor of this City for the COW POX gratis,
Refovsd, that the Conttabies be directed TO
notify the fame to the Poor, IN their REFLECTIVE
Diari6fs, without delay. If the other Ply
fcians in this City hou!d think proper 90
Inoculatc the Poor gratis, and will give in
formation thereof to the Mayor, he will direct
me Conitables to notify the Poor within their
fateral DiAriGts thereof. And that the Prin-
ters i,a This CRY be requefted TO inierr this
Recitation in their respective Newspapers.
cofy Tsfe.
ADAM CRAIG. c. c. 81. {. K.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09

then going TO market to fell them, is nor
perhaps quite Ineligible TO every reader.
Government having now got hold Of
1t own bills, the Object was to raife mo-
iney upon them. The bills might have
been fold in America, but 20 great
quantity of them coming into the mar
ket at one time would have reduced the
price or itock, and feveral members Of
government are stockholders. The bills
OF government were, therefore, fenr Co
London, and fold there at lower price
than what they would nave fold for il. the
United States.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09

Sir Francis Barring, rhe banker in
london, had, IN the mean zinc, agreed
20 advance icven hundred and rwo tboul
land, feven hundred and 6tty-ciohe
dollars, OH account # 5iis affair. n
November, 1894, an attempt was made
70 get the money from England. Bur
proclamation had, abour that time
been iliued at London, Prohibiting the
exploration OF bullion. This made T.
imPoi1ibie 20 fend rhs re,nitrance in
that thaPe- After iapfe of eight
months, drafts were obrained upon
legliorn, tiamburgl, and I.isbor.. At
this jun5ture the French took Leehorr,
but Bdonaparte did noc interrui5r the
tranla6tion. By the courle of exchanges.
however, thirty feven thouland feven
hundred and ifcy eighr dollars were loft.
The fun was thus reduced from feven
hundred and TWO thouiand and odd dol
lars, TO fix hundred and iixty-fve thou,
fand. [ ne Aurora fys thac this laf
ium, IT its remittance TO Algiers, was
again reduced to SIX hundred and forly,
two thouiand FIVE hundred dollars.
! We lhall now add together shera
three fuccefIive fums Of lois, which, chofc
eight hundred rhouiand dollars fjifained
DoLs, CentJ.
I. The national paper
! was fold in London
with lois of ia, Az e
Q, By the disadvantage
ofexohange in the
drafts upon Leg
horn, &c, 31,758.8r
| 3, EXpence Of convey
ance TO Al8iers, n 500
-------r---4Y@
Ez4, 68o, So
---~----s
But there is another iten. oG
cxpence. Before the
American public flock
was fold, Sir F. Barring
had promilcd to fend TO
the continent ,oz -eo
The paper Gold for only SIS. s17 o.
O;Ge~e-, -
,DH'eIencc, 1870 %
i world be neccGary f..
tfle government Of
America TO make up
this difference to their
agents IN London, Add
this 10 the former
loGcs, r-t ho<
Total ioG5 by the
'e'D'''ance' 19I,87z SO
>,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09

The ftlm borrowed
from the bank was 300, 900
The Aurora Jays that
the government bills,
that is, the national
flock, received from
The bank, fold in
London for only. 6S5, 5,a ~
---- - 1872
Lois by the fale, ia Aaz 70
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09
1 otal iols by the
remittance,

behdes theic one hundred and ninerv
Two fhouand dollars Of direct Iof ~
money wandered for more than i ~
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09

ADAM CRAIG. c. c. 81. {. K.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09

iI% A27 Is
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
COMMUNICATION.

IL 10 reported as matter OF faet. that the
Of4yfisajas have already opened public houies
in (evesal psru of this State, for eleetioneering
purpoies. Republicans will therefore I've on
their guard. and defeat by their hrmneis and
vigilance, the wicked machiHations of their in
vetersss opposents. Fellow.cirizens. the enemes
of {" the people," and Of the contributed author
i,ies Of our country, are ieeking an opportunity
tn eise-a -uaorfal hlow TO your freedom and Ii
berty and inftead Of healing the wounds they
have made in fociety, are endeavoring to open
them, that they msy bleed afrefh. They are
conaantly attempting to inAame the paiIions OF
men, by fe,ting father againa ION. and neighbor
againa neighbor. Thefe are the charstten Who
have agumed to themfelves the title Of " frieads
to religion and ordcr.' Bot they truly are,
"wolves in fheeps clothing"
CAUTION.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20

DIED. IA EAT. Greenwich. Mrs. ELI.
zABrrH FowLEs, comfort Of Mr.. JOHN F9uOif,.
At Welt Greenwich, Mr.. SANFORD CASE,
in an sdvanced age.
At South Kingaown. on the nth inf. OF
an apoplettic ft, Mr.. NATHAN CARDrsR,
aged s. years.
IA this town, on Sunday IaA, Mrs. PHILA
TOWNSEND. comfort Of Mr.. Jsbs 7a1v.'fnd,
in the sC.h year of her age.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
10 be Sold.

4 A LOT Of Lard, containing upwards Of :
q n acres, fronting Tanner & Warner Street.
wirh Homie, well hniihed paved Cellar and
never failing we'll OF water. Alfo. a Stable and
Chaife- Hooie. - Likewife Cor Gale, Lcs. tront-
ing Broad. Erect and 'f'snnsf Street, With a large
commod,ocs Dwelling. Houtr Shop. Stable.
and Chaiie. Hauie. For terms. apply TO
OLIVER READ.
Nsspbs,f. Maycb 40. 1904. 77,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
qbe Sunday Caucus.
An Original ANEcDorr.

A Country gentlemen, having fome bu6-
pei' with certain s,eaf man Of Providence,
formerly a member Of Congrefs) called at his
door, on the Sunday afternoon, during the feiiion
Of the General Aasmbly in that town. lie
siked the fervant who came to the door, IL his
matter was within I" res. meDa." fays the
negro, "be nds room da,s---auaR m--gsod ma.
ny gsn,emm FARE" The gentleman iaid, lac
would call again, for perhaps they were upon
fcme private bohnefs. ' o no maDa," the Ter
want replied. 6 qoaR ir--meDa Be grad 10 ./ss
yes--da makey De Gabmr dare"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
JAMES HELME. jun. ch,i.


VXyHEREAS Asy Answ, OF Exeter, in rho
Wv County Of Warrington. wife OF Ssis~sn
Asfin, did. on the 9th day of March. 1904.
lodge her petition in the Clerks Onice of the
Supreme Judicial Court. for the County afofe-
isid praying, for divers csuts therein Get forth
that rhe Bond of u,arIiaee, between her and her
faid hufband. might be diTplved, and dectcc
Of divorce promulgated - This 10 therefore to
give notice TO Toe laid Solomon. and TO alio,hcr
perfons concerned, to appear (ifhc or they think
h,) at the next term OF isid Court 10 be holden
at South Kingaown. on the 4,h Morday Of April
next, and ihe~ cauie Why the prayer Of faid pc
,ision ihould NOT be granted.
JAMES HELME. jun. Ckrk.
South Kingaown. March i7,h, 1907.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
sToNfNGToN icou.) March {.

Many Of the disappointed and arrogant Ja-
cobins, slias Federslifts, Of Wilmington county /.
Rhode Inand. have for foms weeks pait been
employed in the ncfsrions bohnefs Of diAemina-
ting faliehoods in the interior parts of the coun-
ty. and have the sudscity TO declare that every
Republican Ofkcsr, viii be turned out in the
coorfe OF another year. &c. SC. Il is hoped the
good citizens of the State who are friendly to The
caufc Of Repeblicsniim, win be wa,chsul and
vigilant, and by truth and pevieverance. defeat
the nefarioas plans of " fset" Of indeceot. Iy.
ing old Tories. (Pasrs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES of the
UNITED SrATEs-Mafch 4.

HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES of the
UNITED SrArEs-March 8.
The judiciary bill was read the third time.
when Mr.. Lowndes moved its poAponement ill
the hra Monday in December. The motion was
loft, 8, to 50.
The man qxs9ioa was then taken on the
pafage OF the bill BY Yeas and Nays. as fol.
lows (:
YEAS.
Msfs. Alton, Archer, Bacon, Bailey, BiM-
op, Brent, Brown, Butler, Csbell, Claiborne,
Clsy, Cloptcn, Condit, Cuts, Davis, Dasfop,
Dickfon, Elmendorff. Elmer, Fowler. Giles,
Gregg, ]. Hciaer, Helmes, Hogc, Holland.
Holmes. Jackion, Johnfon. Jones. Leib, Mil
ledge, Mitchell, More, Mott. New, Newton,
Nicholfon. Randolph. Smile. ]. Smith Of VIg.
]. Smith OF N. Y. Jos. Smith. 5. Smith. South
ard, Stanford, Stanton, Stewart, Taliaferro,
Thoma', Thompfon, A. Trigg, ]. Tfigg. Van
Nef,, Van Corlandt, Van Horne, Varnam, r.
," NAYS.
Mek. Boude, Campbell, Cutler, Dana,
Davenport. Dsnnis, Epais, FoRer. Goddard,
Grif~ola. Grove. Hating', Hemphill. Hender-
fon, Hill, Hueer. Lowrdes, L.R. Morris, Peircc
| Platter, Read, Rutled2e. Stanley TalImsdge
| Tennry, Tillioghaf, Upham, Renfellsr, Wade
| worth, Walker, L. Williams. Woods. - g..
Erf,e9 Of itnr, f,sm Msmkry Of CerS,e6
da,td Mareb iofb, 10 a gssflsmas ~ Ne1york.
! 80 The nsturslizs,ion bill paHcd the Hopa
of Reprefentssivesa lew minutes ago.-So to a
without any egrotisi deviation from the (bap'
in which il was originally reported"
A reGdence Of hve years IS deemed neceGafJ
by this Law to entitle to citizeufhip.
A bill to repeal the whole Of the interna
taxes, has been read twice in the houfe Of Rep.
resen,ativs, & committed for the third reading
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
WAsHiNeroN. Je. Ch,sJcn Ssp,<ms ys-
~ dirai Cart, Mateb 10, 1904.

VNsHfktT TON, Jfs LHFNJ N71lf okTfFWf Y n
~ dirial Cart, Mafeb 10, 1904.
VxyHEREAS Ma,fba f,y1. Of Hopkin,or,
Wv in the County Of Warrington. wifz Of
Bsajamm Iryx, late rehdcnt in Jamrsoun. in
the county OF NEWPORT, hath ,his day lodged
her Petition in fsid Office; praying, for caoics
therein iet ior,h, that the Bond OF marriage be-
tween her aud her iaid huibard, might be DIE
iolved. and decree of divorce promulgated -
korIcris therefore hereby given to the Eid
Benjamin, 10 appear &c he fhail think h,) a, The
next Suoreme Judicial Coutt, to be hidden at
South Kingao~n. ~ittia aud for faid county Of
Wshingtoo, on the fourth Monday Of April
next, then and there TO fhow csuIe lif any he
hath Why the prayer Of faid Petition ought NOT
TO be granted.
IAMES HEI.N!E inn. seI,Sk.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20

: Wedneidsy nigh, tshe 10th ina. } about II
o'clock, the town OF BoRcn was opce moro VII.
tied by Ere. which broke out in the Rore ofCol.
Jofcph RIPLEY, on Mr.. David Spears wharf )
this fore was confumed from thence il ipresd
to the itofcs on the Long Wharf Nine we're
burnt, and two greatly injured by attempts to
pull them down. The amount Of property de-
Rroyed is very great.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
N f WgP OR T,
Saturday, March 20, 1902

Intelligence from 81. Maloes. in France.
tates that the Dchnitive Treaty betweca the
republic and England was Ggoed on the orh of
January. 3. 8 f
France is threatened with fcarcity Of
bread, in coniequence Of excefive raips.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
MARRIED. IA, Norh. Kino flowr b

MARRIED. l--At North -Kineaown,, by
the Rev. Mr.. Lsek, Mr.. PELrc CoRY. Of E5a /,
Greenwich, TO Mifs ALICE DAwLfY, Of
North Kingaown.
Mr.. JONATHAN SrENcFR, TO Mifs Pol
LIZ JoNs.
Mr.. JoHN BRiecs, Of Eat Greenwich,
to Miis MARY BEsTLY, Of Exeter.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
Thomas Rowland,

Haf fsr /ale, az sTdsl7.or and Csna. y. on Rsys,
tssf sfrbe rs.v cb1ret Laae. As,eSsr.
ssas ge-a ,ss-s a, ce1 S< pm
ebajsf ~ fbb Bifs.
CT. Croix RUM, in hogiheads, barrels, or
- 10 Gxons.
Jamaica 10. do. do. ''''
Ola Jamaica, %th proof, do.
Era quality Martinico MOLASSES, per hogt.
head, or barrel.
HAVANA, do. do.
White snd Browo HAVANA SUGARS Per
Nfs Box or barrel. A
Georgia COTTON, Sea-l0and, and Upland,
pcr Bale OF lcfs. ~ en
Holland GIN, in Pipes or Barrels.
Snpestnc. fine. and conInon FLOUR, per bbl.
RICE. per Tierec os Hondsed. sINh
Real Hyfon, young Hyfon, Soochong. Congo,
aod Bohea TEAS, of iuperior qualiiy.
American. Geneva, and Cyder BRANDY.
MidIings, Cornell, Ship fluff. & ship BREAD,
~ per barrel. ,iss .sta. 80. iti4.
Velvet CORKS - Blackhesd in Kcggs.
Negro. Head TOBACCO, per do. "a
. Box HATS.
Rum barrels. Fin barrels. empty hhdl. SC.
81 CASH. and the highef price. given
tor old Silver, Copper, Bras, Pewter, s Lad.
n. b. Beefvsx, and Tried Tsllow, resciv.
cd In pay meat for aos arIicIes.
THOMAS HDWI,AND fs7.
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CUSTOM HOUSE.
DAyiH of Neu.pey..
the honorable Court Of Pro-

VXTHEREAS the honorable Court OF Pro-
Wv bate, Of the town Of Middlc,own, hath
allowed US, the fubfcribeu, commifdoneD. to
receive the claims Of the creditors TO the Eaa'e
of Pekg Alltx. late Of MiddIetown. dcceafed,
reprefented infolsent, a further time Of dx
months from this date. fct faid purpofe: There
fore, the CREDITOR are hereby notified TO bring
forward their clzins within faid time, TO Us, or
either Of US, at our refpetsve dwellings o.h-
erwiie they ~ill be precluded 20 the law direess.
ELISHA ALLEN,
JOHN ALLEN, Wv"
NJ. b. All thofe indebted TO faid ERase,
,,e rcoueffed TO make immediate payment TO
ELIZABETH ALLEN, A<mis'x.
THOMAS c. ALLEN, Adnis'r.
MixSltsesss, Maset IS, 1904. II
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On the 9th inf. the College st Princeton,
tN.J. } was burned. The Libraries. orrery, and
closthing Of At lear half the Rodents ~as con-
fumed. The whole lo6 is eaimated AT about
300 dollars.
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CAUTION.

or The particulars Of FEDERAL case1'
held At Providence, on the Lords Day. Feb.
zIal is received, and will be given in our next.
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VXYHEREAs my wife ESsies. hm elcped
wv from my bed and board, sed las other
wife behaved herief in IN unbecomicg manner.
Theie are therefore 70 forbid all pcrfcns tsuaing
her on nv account, - w;ll not pay sny debts
OF her consrstiiog from the date hereof.
JOHN MILLER.
Wsrwift. FEB. ~. isoss 7cs7s