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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31
July q.

The following is the communication oftb.
Board OF Health 10 his Excellcncy the CO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31

The French revolution has disappointed
Its partizans and its opposers it has dis
appointed those who wish to see lib.r+,.
established, as well as those who desired
the restoration Of the ancient reoime.
The authors OF the revolution have HE'D
III VAN the Brissots and the NIirabeaus
the Rolands and the Vergniauds, the Cen.
dorcets and the Lsyosiers, have perisbed
with the cause which they SUPPORTED.
ne rich harvest of their labours has been
reserved Tor one man, and the despotistn
OF the ancient monarchy has been chan
ged Tor another, surrounded indeed with
more glory, directed by greater talents.
and welded with more skill. hut Reel
less subyersive Of the RIGHTS and Iiher,;a.
OF mankind, than that which preceded Il.
The question" Hhefher BoHo6arte sboD
De Consul for hfe," will of course be deci
ded N the affirmative. The two leo;sIa
tive bodies have laid their conprat,,Is,...,,.
at the feet Of the chief consul hotl r.
them varnisb over Their procesdino.s IN,
The most fuisome nattcry of Bonsnsr,e.
and attempt to conceal, under b;s Ia,,r,,e
the gasned and IDangled carcase Of the
Yet We think VIC can d;sro.
yer ~ the address Of the Tribunate, thai
that body has some fears and Gorcboain,,s
WIN respect to the step it has taken. tn
that Bonapartc has too ,,rar,J
ara Generous ideas ever 10 depga frora
nose noeFai principles that corstitp,cd 49, /
revolution emo founded the repebIic1
-ncy remind hisn that The pat;,n 49, !
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31
Fran a BALTIMoRE P.fPER.
AGRICULTURAL.

IN easy method 10 freserye eyhcat from ale
TveoUel.
As you stack wheat, on every two or
three layers ofsheaves, spread some elder
leaves and branches. This was commu-
nicated 70 nc by farmer who tried the
experiment with success last year. The
same informant adds, that he has read in
history that the same remedy has been an
Piled in Europe, when they had occasion
to lay up seven years stores, sc. Asthe
remedy is easy, it is to be hoped that Esr-
mers viii avail themselves OF the advan-
tage. Exporters of -four from this state
have nothing so much to fear-Inspect-
ors ought to be guarded against this evil :;
no such flour oughtto be suffered to leave
the state--Thc credit our -four is to have
abroad, depends upon the inspectors.
N. b. Lime applied as above VIII pro
duce the same effect. AFARMse
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
CL A X K Bills S.

INFOShS b1 J,,rnds. and ,be Pabhs, sbaf be
4 bas vs~sped tran BasBs,'s svba,f, 10 fbs
dq.slbrg-bsys 6riargirg 70 Capt Caleb Gsrdocr,
~ Team" yFrei, js,mr'G oeeapisd BY Capt Wig
Spoones--sUbrs d. ba, jo, Jale Gsserai .i9eyf.
mezi of .. t.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

EAE ya5jssibsr bsvizs sxnnx iSro cssevs-
4 aey9ip, snas, fbe firm sf Sheldon x Ruesr,.
soasid ,elpellfHiy inform f5e public. ibaf s6y
ts'vs ssssa W.sktsm's sOba,j, seaf jss,bxpa,s u
Cd. Sbs,bay-,',. sebs,e ,so bavs fsr Jnle ar
roelssssh hrr,. a complete slsusarsf Of Esse,s
ana sks, Lsnbsr--j.sb a, mrrebs~is5ie tne
Ssa,d' y Hasi, dear Bsayd,. clear Joa--msr-
96snis5fe p'as do. j7xarr Oak-Tm5sr, S,xs Ds.
lp,ass Do. Oak JoT. Hsmisrk, De. JrrHee Do.
8i,ts ard Sreeb 3 .Ssb Plank for 6edas~ds ~d
Cedar. losga and qp6ar eeda, Pyss. Jsr ga,sss
tsnces /; Csdar e P,~e Cistbosyds !; good kssvs-
beck aaS ab<r ,@irsiss asd Laibs. Se.--Lsnbev
Of a.y a'mr.hon o, kiSd eax be pveesred fran i5e
Eea rs essafy at y1on Sonee.
They ALTO have for Sale,
Wgf-isd'a Ram ~ ibe Hsg@sSd or Barrel !;
Assv- Esgtasdd dc. S@g~, BY ne HseyNead o. Boz; /;
Mslegs ~ tbs Hosbbead; Co,aags sfeH Esf, b.
ibe eass. O, Jwalier grarfny NAH et al 6sss !;
P"eb. ia, ard 7n,/snnre. sc. sSe.
DANIEL SHEi DON,
BENJAMIN kUGGLES.
Newport. May, IS, 1901. off
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

ID ESPECTfULL informs Ter friends and
IN the pubic 10 geoersi. that fbe carries on
the Timing bofneis. in the South Shop Of the
fame Houis where it sn carried on by her dc.
cesfrd hufbssd. She hes "a prefens on hand, a
large aaoumens Of TIN WARE, which he
viii difpefe Of very cheap Tor Cafh.
.Thofe persons @ho III plsaie 10 favor her
with their cuaom, may depend upon having
their work faithfully done. aud the fmslIea ia
vor will b. gratefully acknowledged.
- For fsic - shove. an An,rtment Of
JArrANfD WAsr, GiA6 Lamps, and Two
,izsge Franklin ssovo.
Newposss Juae IS, fsof. sph
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
John Mother & Combany.

INFORMS the Pubic. that they have pur-
L chsied the Trsdine Stock of 7boms, Green.
aud continue che bo6ne6 in the fame Store.
Said MgGey & CO. would alto inform the
Public. that they have reduced The prices OF iaid
Stock TO very low rates. and have joR received
avery handiome fupply of freih
Spring Goods
Which, il addition to the old Stock, makes the
haortmeni complcte-all which they arc dt,er-
mined TO fell
VERr CHEAP FOR CASH.
The fmaea favon will be Ipoa gratefully
Acknowledged.
CIR All thofe indebted to THOMAS Gnrrn,
On Note OF Book account, are deihred 10 make
payment so fa,d MosHsR, & Co. who arc en-
powered 10 ie,tle the fame.
Newport, May 20. Soa. Soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
.9ola & Jalvsr .5ms4sh.

THE Subfe,iber Respectfully informs his
Il friends and the Public IN general. that he
has taken Shop belonging TO Mr.. Jssafban
Ma.@. directly oppofi'e the Psf- OEs, where
he carries on the GoLD and SILVER Smith,
and JEwELLERY BaGne6, in all its vafiou.
branches. rhoic Who may favor him with
their Cuaom. may depend upon PunSiuality.
Conifant attendance will be given, and the
inallea f,vors mott gracefully acknowledged,
by the Public's humb!c ieryaDt.
JOHN SNOW.
- Caih given for old Gold and Silver.
Nezosorf, Sepf. rs, 1904. civT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
Wet India Goods {:

.sMsss ab,n. ~n ,bs tsii.qpisg 4,iicitf. DIX.
BrH@dt. Wb,IsSa Kan. 4b prOef 40. Cir,
Nrsp Essia1d RHm. Nm ref d,6snni AiSai. Ms.
he0fs. Lssf . Bys.ua Sas0n, Ce6se. 7sas If
qa,.sEs k'aas, Chocolate, Rssixs. Pepper. Aybise,
Cmaams~. Nsfmeg,. fbsr. Re and Imdias
Meal. Bsae,. Chssje. Sap. asd Caxdhs !; va,i-
oai lixSs ef Gig6 Ways, bssr Hare. KxiV,. and
!s,k'. Jssi KxiVn, Pr Knor,, large and /wail
Spssr,. CSys Loek and F,is,. C,oeis,y ard 10,
H'~vr, Axs,, H1iebss and Hsss. Ms~s ssd Boy,
Sbse,. Cs,tf. Bviysors. Lsmp5i4eA, SioA Linz.
La~p Od. Poxodsr. Sbst and Firm, FyEmx
Line, " ga,isnf kpSi, Leads. and Hoskf. des,Jsa
Lead, and Liner, BtlIs1o,. METAL fs~ Pen. avya.
me Pafsr. serHpSing SSber ~ ibe nam. Bed
Cs,d', Leg Liner. Mvi,sg', /esmrr'i CbsRt.
Oak Kss' 5sta'sg from enc qsa,f 10 Gr gaiiosf
Bnelsn. csfse and Pslfe, ,esay grsmdjoy s,s !;
and a xIm6e, e[ sfbs, .',f.ehs .oi mssnsnsd.--
Cnsfnn' et vsDsli. asdofbty,. may be Jsepfsdes
bs@eueS s0fiee, and eVeD fassr s,aiyaiL ae-
kn0wissged.
Newport, May 7 1904. S4tf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
Nicholas WebHeY.

sle @'St"ol1o VcVtcf,
INFORMS the Public. that he ba, opened a
l. GROCERY STORE in Broad Street, IN
the honie. late the property of MIR. CaL5 Earl.
where he has for Sale a general sfIorrment of
WESI-INDIA GOODS.
Among others. are the following articles
Rum. Brandy, Gin. Chetry Ram, MoiaHes,
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas Of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Rsiins. Cuirenis,
Pepper. Ginger, Alfpice, Cinnamon. Nutmess,
Butter. Cbeeie, Candles, Onions, Tooscco,
Sruff, Powder and Shot, Lamp. Oil. Loaf and
Brown Sugars, &c.--ALSO,
A general and extenfive variety of
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Women's
Shoes, &c. &c. with many other srticles. too
tedious TO meution all which will be fcld At
the moH reduced prices.
Ne1vperi. Nov. al. 1901. 6otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
THE coau ofProbse forshe town of New

THE Coart Of Probate forthe town of New
i port, having appointed the fubfcriben
commiHioners, 90 examine the elairus Of :te ecred-
itou to the eaa'e of WALTER EAsrox, late of
faid Newport, deceafed, reprefented infolvent |;
and twelve months being allowed for that par-
pofe :-Notice is hereby given to all perfons
having demands againR faid caate, 10 bring them
in TO either of us, within faid sme, or othewife
they win be rrccladed according to Law.
EDMOND TOWNSEND. I Commy-
THOMAS PECKHAM. 6ssen.
C1r AL pcrions indebted TO faid effate, are
reqacaed to make immediate payment 70
MERIBETH EASTON,
DAVID BUFFOM, Exrnsys.
JOHN SLOCUM.
Newport. 4th Mo. s, 1904. 8zd.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
FOR SALE, BY

roN DALE, nf
Jacob Richardlon,
ST fbs Poa- Office. a g,eat 'varisly Of Bosks and
Stationary among avbieb are, Ever-
al nerv pH5ieahou,, as.
4 VIEW Of the Political condoa of AARON
"A BURR. Efq. Vice Preddeat.-- Woaa'.
/, ,Corfeet Sta,ement.--B Bar,ing,0n's Voyage to
Me- South Waiss.--Alio. As4m,' Four Let
tiers. being sn intereiting Correspondence be-
tween JoHs ADAMS. late PieGdeot, and SAM
UtL ADAMS, late Governdr OF MAliachuist,s.
-Life Jt Geaeral BosAPARrE--& An Anil
dots TO JOAN WOOD. Potion.
LiNe~iie may oe had at fsid Store, large
AGormsnt of Houie Paper, and Borders.
N. 3. IL may perhaps be unnccef'sry to
inform the Public, that he has lstely made an
addition TO his Cuc ulating Library Of :" many
thoaisad Volu,aes of BOOKS, in the different
branches of Literature"
Or To DC ioid as above, a few TICKETS
in the Providence Bapc.t Mecting- Hoole Lot
sery. A1eaF a.. iSof. 99t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
Hard Ware Store.

THE Sobfsfiber ,efeafuiiy informs his
j. friends and the public, that he hz juR re-
eciyed by the is,ea arrivals at Boaon from LIZ
erpool, general adostment of HARD WARE,
dirett frorn the Manufatlories, which he win
ofTer fos hle, ia Pysvi<<Sa, At tho Store Of Mr..
Isaac PrrxAx, directly oppoGte the Bsptia
Meeting Houie. BY wholefaie oniy, upon a.
rcaIonabie tefm a. can be purchafed At New
York OF Boffon.-They are nos opening, and
uiIi be sli opened in few days, BY
HENRY GREW.
Providence, Mzy IL. ,sos. s7d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
TO BE SOLD,

II f. II K M,
Y YING 10 Exeter, Sta'e nf Rhode Ifland,
l. abou, sx mits from Wickford, contain
ing d SO acres Of good Land, with two Dwelling
Monies, and otlicr out buildings. 1t may be
rnichafed together, or in fepafate divifions.
Payment will be made eaiy.----Alfs,
A fhare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acres OF
excellent Lsnd. For further particulars apply
to PARDON TILLINGhAST.
Exeter. Feb. 1s. soti
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
WILLIAM HELME

R5peAfaiL isfsymf bh Friend, and fbe Public.
THAT having employed an experienced
l. Wosk,nAa from New York. he has for
ble. at his Mandatory on the Point (by the
large or fInail qu.miyl mould and dipped tai
lew Candies, nsfd and foft Soap, warranted TO
be Of equal q,ality to any imported.
NewPou, Sept. :, 1904. ciy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
NO T &c E.

NO TIC E..
THE abfcfiber. intending TO leave This
i town the enining Fall. requear all pssions
having unfettIed accounts with him. TO adjut
the fame before the November Court, as all on
iculed accounts will then be put in iuii, with.
out refpcd 10 Perfons.
THOMAS HOWLAND.
Nsrepon. Asssf IA, iSoa. 9sH
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20


Jye arylved from Bofon IN til
schooner Hazard, capt Luce, and h.n
at Voqvelps scbay,
A few boxes mould and dipped
Candles, frf quality,
A few boxes Chocolate, No. l and I,
s barrels Blown Sugar,
3, boxes Playing Cards, 1T, I'd, Sd,
A L S O,
One Eight Day Clock,
of Willard's manufacture, warranted to be
as good Time Piece as can be made.
The above articles will be fold cheap
for cath only.
OF. i9. d3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20
l0ubltl aesIe,
On ERTDAY,

On FRIDAY,
Il ten a'eloc4, egiR q hll AZ TIE Yssaae
Stare,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
Whakey in barrels.
Gin in caiISs and barrels,
PORT vine IN eaikss
Moiaaes in hAds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee ia tiercss and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
sfcrted,
ALSO,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Super6ne cloth and Kerimefes,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
lrih Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck CT different qualities,
Chintzes and calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton fhawls,
lndia Muffin and Table Cioa,h,,
Colcured threads and towing filks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Oiober 10. Vendue- Mater.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20
Sales Of Bankrupt's ERate.


On Ihurilay the aIa lift. at Q o Clock,
A. M. viii be fold by Public Auction,
at rhe Dwelling. Houfe Of DIR. James
Giles, on King areet, fundry articles
Houfehold & Kitchen Furniture,
coNslsrtNc OF
Mahogany Tables, Chairs, Bureaus,
Sideboard, China and Glals Ware, &c.
Alto, Shop Furniture, Medicine, Books,
sc.
And o. Friday the I'D inf. at / O'Clock,
A M. will be fold al Philip Gu Mae
ifeller Vtniae Store, the following
Saves, viz.
One Negro Man, Baker, about g years
of agc,
One Mulatto Lad, II years Of age,
Two Negro Boys, one about 8 ard the
sss<staer 2 years ofage,
7Oae Negro Woman about 50,
Cne Negro Girl about II,
One do. 3,
The above property will be fold on
credit of 90 days, for Notes with approv-
ed Indcrfers, negotiable in the Bank Q.
Alexandria.
And at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon ofthe
laft mentioned day will be fold On the
prenifes a, credit Of 6 and months
fri 0 ;es alfo with approved indories.
A convenient building LOT
0 ground in the town, ftuated near the
Prcfbyterian Meeting IouGe at The cor
ner # Wolf and Royal freets binding on
Wolf freet 90 feet s inches, and extend
.rg along Royal Rreet 100 fest to nine
Get alley. This Lot will be Cub. divided
t, fnit purchafers.
JOIN M'lVER, Afignce.
Oaober IS. dds
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20
sale bp aaHloa
On SATURDAY,

On 04i ChOAL
+ 10 s'ebc&, qpR be aid At tie Isn4as
Store, tie rsrrsr et Kmg and 0aio1
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiiky in bargsls,
Apple Brandy IN barrels,
Gin in ca0ss,
Wine 10 pipes and quarter eaiks'
Molaaes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap N boxes,
Coffee in calSs and bags,
RaiGts ip kegs and boxes,
Queens Wase, aud
A variety OF DRY GOODS.
IaOS. PATTON, -AHt7ianse,.
OfoAer -.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20
n 0 I ! c Z.

IA tie Matter IF Ibamas Meore, Baxk-
'Apt,
THE Subfcriber being appointed AZ
isnee Of the eaate and effects OF Thomas
Moore, late CT the tcwn Of Alexandria,
Bankrupt, all perfons indebted TO faid
Bankrupt, or thai have anyof his Goods
Of Efets in,their hands, are not to pay or
tsll;er the fame 10 any Fer.on other than
The Subfcril er, or fuch as may be duly
authorized by him, all thole who have re-
tsiged Goods or Monies in payment iiaee-
le became bankrupt, are requefed to
lsHd the fame, otheTwife they will be
staly with as the act directs.
Wa. CXLEY, AFsnrf.
OF. X. dIst
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20

D AN AWAY from the sabfcriber, on Sun
n day morning, the sd inG. an Apprentice
icy to the Cooper's buhnef. named JAMES
aihLS, eighteen years OF age laf Auguif,
sacu; five feet one inch high, brown c. nplexion,
walks With his knees turned IN. Had on when
&c ~ent away, grey Bath coating jacket, thick
hi ~aiilcoat and tznabureh trowiers, but took
.d'er clothes with him. Whoever returns HIM
lhe Subicriber fhalI receive the above Reward,
s1c all rsaiora5le charges, or Fifteen Dollars If
N-Rsn 10 niles from Alexandria.
CHARLES JAMESON.
n B. All matters of veHels are forewarned
Aon carrying him CT.
October d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20
IRISH LINENS.

Reeeiyed By the SHIP BIRTHS, via Livsr.
pal, n
A fmall Invoice of A & 7-StLs wide
IRISH LINENS, well saorted and for
Sale, On reafonable terms by 7
WILLIAM LADD.
N. B. He daily expects an aaortment
of WooLENs.
October Is. y
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20
Oaober s..
TO BE SOLD,
On Wsduelaay, tbe lob day Of Ne0em5e'
next, an tie Pyemyes,
Ninety Acres OF Land.

Belonging to the efate of Roger Wet,
deceaied, On a credit until TIE / It day OF
March, 1903, the purchaier giving bonds
with approved lecurity, which, when paid
good and fuhicient deeds l,s;i be made
This Land is about three miles from
Town, and begins at the road going to
Mount Vernon; and forms an obiong fquare
adjoining the lands Of William Hepburn
and the late Lord Fairfax, plat of which
will be produced.
RICHARD CONWAY, Executor.
October !. d
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ADVER TISEMENT.

By virtue Of a Deed Of Iryl2 from
O4ven Roberts to the Sa5feribey, aUill be
exbgled IA S.sle, far rsaay m my, on tbe.
PrsmJfs, on Wedueldy The lStb day
of Novembsr, if fair, nat, then fbe
0NE half of thar LOT Of GROUND in
u the city of Wilmington, lying in fquarc
No. 7s6, and dehgnated in that fquare by the
No. 10 the moiety intended to be fold fronts
upon the open arg on the Pennfyl ania Avenue,
and joins upon the lot No. II in that fsuare, has
a front Of "a feet inches and an half, and
|93 feet $ inches deep; upon it is erected frame
Dwelling Houie.
JAMES KEITH, Trufee.
Qapber 10. dts
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20
Spanilh Hides.

1ye a,gi4.<d i;x fb< Schooner Ha,msey,
and for Sale By
John & Jas, II. Tucker,
xooo Spaniih Hides
TRY bave aJom Store,
io,ooolb green Coffee,
70 ihds. bef Mulcotado Sugar,
20 Barrels do. do.
1000 BufheIs coarle Salt,
100 Sacks fine do.
10 Barrels Tanners Oh, and
A general aGortment osGROCERIESs
October =. d
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Middleburg DGo ,eris
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20
N O 7 / c Z.
Ia The CASE IF john B. Armsfea8,
BANKRUPT.

The creditors ofthe laid bank
rupt are hereby nosllied that the commit oners
viii meet on MONDAY the z5th init. at the Route
OF Mr.. Lewis in hiiddebufg at II o'clock, lor
the purpofs Of certifying 20 the Judge Of the
Diltfiet that the iaid John B. Arnailtead hath
made a .uil dncovery Of his eleafe and effects
and in al tisgs coaforalcd himleif to the Dr.
REGIONS Of The a9t 4 Congrei, made and now in
force coreerliiag aanlftpt's, when aud where
any Of The cred.{ars OF the faid bankrupt viii be
heard, asa.n,t tlao Conlnlhiioiers certifying the
fame.
BURR POWELL,
Seereta12 u tie commaJEoners.
Middleburg Ocio Yer Is d8t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20
N g T | G. E.

THE Creditors Of JAMES BACON, Bank
i rupt, having appointed me Ailignee of his
Efate and Effects, all Perlons indebted to him
are reqnelfed TO make immediate Payment, and
thofe who hold any Of his Property to deliver
the fame TO me.
GEORGE YOUNGs, Afignee.
NIB. Thofe accounts which are not iettled
before the frit of November next, viii indil-
criminately be put in iuit.
Sept. ~. sd3oe
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20
B E E F.

A few barrels of good BEEF lately
packed) juh received ard for fale by
BENJAMIN sHREVE, jun
October IA
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-15
A POOR MAN.
TTreat0n Fs8eyalN
Far the Alexaudria AdUe ritter.
SONNET TO PATIENCE

A fuppIiant, 10, of lorrow's fable train,
To thee, Q Patience, forms this humble prayer!
Q teach my heart thole trials to fuaain,
That unrelenting fate dooms it ihoud bear!
Teach me to bend fnbmiflive to the pow'r,
Who couldshisfckly pond'rous weight remove;
Could chale afar this more thangIoonly hour,
And heal my mind with ,beatiGc love.
Nor let me mur mer at his wife DEGREES,
Tho griefs accommodating ifill ihould fall;
Tho wormwood's cup be poured from, the Ices,
Do thou fupport me and I'll drink it all.
Nay, let mefmile on the unpledged glafs,
Since it is detfin'd none from me ihall PATS.
Alexandra, July IS. M RA.
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W1NcHEsTER, July 7.

WINCHESTER, July T.
TIE painful talk devolves upon Us to
announce the death Of General Daniel Mar
lgau. After long and fevere illnefs, he
yesterday morning puitted this tranGtory
world for the world of fpirits, IN the Goth
year of his age, there to join his compa-
tyiots in arms. Yes, Morgan is added
to the lift Of departed heroes-with Waih-
ington, Green, Warren, Montgomery,
and Wayne, Whole names will be reyered
Whit memory holds a feat in an Ame-
rican breae.
To enumerate his oicexPloits during
the conte1 with Great Britain, which end.
ed in the Establishment Of the Indepen-
dence Of the United States, would re-
qulre the pen of more able Panyge-
rift. Should the writer Of this article
make the attempt the iubjea would be too.
copious for a newfpaper. Hifory has
done juaice to his name, and will hand
it to poferity as an example of cool, un-
daunted and determined bravery. Suf-
fee it to fay that his expedition to Que
bee, in which he furmounted, with his
brave affociates, to the afonifhment Of
his country, every difficulty ard danger
which human nature can be expoled to,
and the battle Of the Cowpens, in which,
he completely routed and captured lu-
Derior force. Willlonp be themes on which
an American tongue will delight 10 dwell.
No man knew better how to gain the
love and eiteem ofhis men; where he led
they always followed with alacrity and
confidence.
For his victory at the Cowpens, Con
grefs prelented him with a medal Of gold,
and the Legislature of Virginia an elegant
iword and pair Of piRols, as Testimonials
of the exalted opinion they entertained Of
his his great military genius,
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PHILADELPHIA, July IS.
z arrived, ihips Jeferfon, Daqgherty,
S Ncilor, Waite, Portland fchr.
N"aliow, Smith, Madeira; Hannah, Fol-
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED.
schr. Sparrow, Luckett, Havre de Grace
John, Tupman, Martinique
Alert, Greenlaw, Bottom
Brig Sally, Tuttle. St. Andrews
Schr. Rover, Sturdivant. do.
Harmony, Crabtree. Portland
Sloop Harmony, EIlwood. Philad.
Ship Richmond, Rndd. New York.
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aaaion -htsalSs land Of courfe fell
on the yeb and volaptusas) he has
parted with an income in the trea-
fury of the yearly fun Of ooo,ceo
9TH. Thirty tboyland dollars ex-
perded upon that part of his mel-
iage for defroying the judiciary,
which mua again be revived, 10000
Sth. Extra charges on the ieii-
on OF congress, in confequence of
this peTniclors usQage 5000
Dollars 100000
Making in the whole, for only one ysay,
a needless expenditure and lois Of above
ten bund, ed tbozlaad dollars Whereof
upwards of ninr kgudred tbogiaud Of thoie
dollars will be lott every ysay 2unag Bis
administrator This is the /avizg 9rxh-
deut--the irieudeftbe beepls Z From fuch
friends may God deliver
A POOR MAN.
Trenton Fsdeyake.