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ter, contained in The following ex,raa 90
a letter from Gen. Wilmington to Cb,r1 =.
Carroll of Maryland, dated Monnt W. ~
non, Aagaa z, 1898, and i, teyer.,
months after the paiilng of all the lays
on which the democrats have touodea ,h.;
mott bitter cenfure, Of MIR. Adam, and 81
the Federal party:
!" Altho' lays Gen. WalhinotoD, T
:" highly approve of the mealures ,ai,. .
+" oy government, to place this countrv
/" In poiture of defence, and even w;9,
6 they had been more energetic, and ,h all
" be ready to obey its cali under the 70
/" fervations have made, whenever i !.
6 made yet arm not without how
!" MAD and INTOXICATED r.
/" THE FRENCH ARE, that thew will il
6 paule, before they take the lalt fen
/" Thatthey have been deceived in tbr;,
6 calculations on the diviiion of the nso
" pie and the powerful! rapport ,hey ey.
peeted from their parry, is reduced .toa
Z" certainty, though it is lomewhat eoui
" vocal fill, whether THAT PARTY.
/" who have been THE CURSE on
{" THIS COUNTRY, and the SOURCE
+" OF THE EXPENSES, we have to
: encounter, may not lie able 70 contiou.
;" THEIR DELUS(ON. What piry
" it is the exPenie could not be taxed 40.
I" On ;hem."
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PHILADELPHIA. O4oher (.

BY the fchnoner Adventurer, 10 days
| Fl. c. Francois, we,learn that many OF the
Negroes, rather than truf to the promlleS
| of the French Generals, keep the HeIi'
AMI are determined 60 die with arms IN
their hands; that they keep up CONT"
nual alarm within a few miles OF the
Cape that about IS days ago, CONT
derabie firing was heard by the lh'ppng
forthe fpace Of two hours, faid to be be-
tween the Negroes and bo3y, but the
iilue they did not learn. Oar Informant
further adds, that the French have loit
great number of men by the bullet, as "0N
as by the fever.
That reinforcement Of 5000 troops
had arrived and an additional che "a'
hourly expected.
Extr0R qfa letter fran lux Cgyf', 6aff@
A&ggf IS. eA.
I" l am very forry to inform you OF r .I'
troubles here. This day iereral vsaes
have arrived from St. Louis, loaded w''A
women & children. The blacks nav
cot poGamoo OF the fort ther'' though 81
,ot of the town. The inhabitants VI
his place are very much alarmed, as l''et'
are no troops to protect them. Bull'e 10
wholly at a fand, and l am feartui % ."
embargo. The leamen from the A'"s-
rican vefels are ordered on fhore TO H'so
guard. I hope that the furry VIII ~
loon over
Arrived, fhips Margaret, 1foJar''
Hull; Devotion, Waters, Amlleiuam
ceres, jones, Bombay; brig 1e on 3.
Turner, ST. Croix; fchr's Ocean, oals'
GuadaIoupe Lennet, Earl, Pofl N'P'
iican. 4,hu.
captain Campbell sftbs Jfbooaer J'"''
left ST. Tbomas Sept. % f,or
Ship Mohawk, Berry, OF ana r ,lo
Philadelphia, lchooner John a n1 e. n't me
--, do. do. THE latter '0ia'i "
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SENEX.

FROM THE NEW YORK EVENING POST.
Ceueral WqMmgton and Prsfdeut Jef-
teyjon.
Of all the impudent attempts at impo-
fion, we DO not recolett one which ex
ceeds thas.in aslate National Hgis. The
editor there Boldly declares, that Mr..
9efvJon qvas x0re in TIE confidence Of
General Wa@mgton that any other man.
That il may appear we are not miltaken
in what we Eay, we will give the editors
own words" 1t is known but
flop; we mutt give the Identical words of
the lentence, or we fhall be charged with
a fabrication; people mutt be cautious
how they quote from this editor, can tell
them: if letter is placed aawry
" The gentlen,an's ranl.cat in paihon,
g His back all crunpled Ger his head
To go back then and take up his own
words" BIZ 1rben it is known that
Mr.. Jefcrfon neUer .Ipenks Of General
Wa@iagtou, bit 7vitb THE m9f brofo3ad
r/bea qvbea it IS kuo7ua tbat sbe 7vas
perhaps mare in bis eOnfaenee than any
ot6er man. sc. Now is there reader
who ever heard CT General Warrington
and Mr.. JeFerlon, and IS enough of finn
pleton to fwailow this? We nnall not,
however, put it hypothetically-Elere
are General Waihington's own words
his own words--to ihow what he tho't
of Mr.. Jeferlon, and his party with him.
What fubrerfuge will be refor,ed to now !:
What will the Egis, the Chronicle, the
Aurora, and the Citizen fay to all this ,
Perhaps they'll call the letters forgery
Let them if they dare. In the inserim
we invite every American to perule
them.
The lal Official letter Of our luxurious
and departed father General Warrington,
TO John Adams, then Prehden. Of the u
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ing above all things, let his ions fhould
become fpendthrifts, he has always been
careful TO hedge in their path with thorns.
The period of their early youth, deprived
as well Of the neceGary allowance Of re-
creation, as Of any comfortable degree Of
ichool inaruefion, was confirmed in incef-
iaut tolls, When they grew up and mar
riea, their father, planting them around
him, fill fubjetted them to the tight rein
of parental government and, With a.
watehful eye, directed and managed the
whole OF their concerns. /" Will you
plant few peas to-day for fummer
greens - faid the wife of one of his fons
TO her hulband, who was the thirty years
of age. l will co. replied The daitul
fon, q and conlult my father upon it,
The fons Of this over careful father may
never be fpendtMifts, but they will always
be children.
Between the aforementioned extremes
il family government, there IS a Colder
Mean, and happy are thofe who Ind II.
II this number are PQfyoelu; and his wife
Euaoem. Respectable in their behaviour
at boue, as well as abroad, they have
obtained the spontaneous reipect OF their
family. The hrA leaon they taught their
children was obedience to their authority.
By carefully cropping the hra buildings OF
ohfiaacy, they eahly moulded them to
the habits Of fubmiaioh and order. By
noticing and encouraging in them 9 What
ever things are virtuous and lovely" they
excited in Their mirds itrong deiire 10
excel. Their precepts, being uniformly
enforced by correfpondens example, are
RESPECTFULLY received and cheriihed, and
be- ONE " written, as it were, on the
heart While they are careful TO habi
tuate their children to fpend their time
intufriouay and ulefully, they never deny
,hem innocent and feafonable amuienen1s;
and, 10 the mean time, are at pains 70
convince them that the reierains and pro-
hlbi,ions, which they lay upon them, are
neceitary and kindly intended, ana cohdu-
Give to their belt intere&. They make no
die lay of parental authority. No terrific
rad was ever hung up in their houie. P4-
roelus is NOT fecn forming with rage, and
breathing out 'hreatnng,' and ven
geance. Ead5ca fc!dom foods or frets,
and Che as feldom is dilobeyed. The au-
thority which they exercifc over their
children is 70 happily blended with mild
nefs, courteiy and afa5ility, thar " that
yoke is eaiy and the bur,hcn IS light"
With mild voice, they fay TO their chill
dren, . Co." and they Sc. " Come,
and they come do this and they do
it. And this prompt obedience fprings
more from affection than from fear; 1t IS
the fincere homage CT mingled refpett and
love.
SENEX.
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. CCRFOU, July 70.

Three Tufkih veGeIs arrived here on
the 9TH, TO replace thoie which have been
for iome time pait liz this port: imrnedi :
ately on their arrival, two frigates OF
The divificn of the Patrona Bey failed for
Conaantinople: this naval General has
been RATED BY the grand seignior to the
dignity Of Captain Bey, and The courier
who brought his nomination was bearer
ALTO Of that OF the Mlniltef of the Porte
to this Republic, Mafapha Efendi Cozi :
nat, TO be Commander in Chief of the
Spahis. In confequence Of a repea ted
demand in the Grams Seignior, our 60
vernment has forbidden fhips of the Re
public to rake en- board Aaves for the
purpofe Of ira, { porting than to other
places, as well as to purchafe tilks at l.
brouiia, Micaliz, and ieyeral other paris
Of the Ottoman Empire. The nephew OF
the Pacha OF G!nemicca arrived here on
the 10Th; and having gone on board the
hip Of the Patrona Boy, informed him OF
the peace concluded by the Pacha his un-
Gle, and all the inhabitants of Romelia.
lie was falu5ed by the Turkifh artillery,
and received a catfan, asa mark Of appro-
probation. We are every day in expet:a-
ton of the Rufiian troops from Nsp es
every thing has been long ready for tfanl-
porting the loops of Genera! Borcfdin.
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VIENNA, Tuly IS.

The houfe Of Hene Darmfadt has con-
cluded at Paris, by its Miniees Pappen-
helm, a treaty of indemnity, with which it
appears TO be perfectly fatisfed.
The new Hofpodar Of Wallachia is
arrived in the frontier town of Fokfan,
known by Congrefs Of the Turks and
Ruaians, which was held there. He
propoled to make his entrance into Bucha-
reR on the 18th Of this month, the troops
of PaAwan Ogiou having totally retired.
Letters FROM ConRantincple, dated June
Goth, which arrived here on the 2 18th inf.
announce the re-efabliAlment of Tranquil
lity in the Capital Of the Ottoman En-
pire.
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this expedition is defined to aa,,
Barbary Potentases. We hear. 6 a,aA The
that Spain 6gned the Peace with ' a'.,
on the 18th June and that i, wa, sxe stI'
cd another with Tunis would fooO fo apss''
Rotterdam, Aaggf 10. Wea.Inag;..
and American produce has experience a4la
alteration lnce our lat. Grain. .sl no
declining. A's 'lii
Bonaparte has got permiHion TO nam.
his lucceaor "a'''e
Prince Henry Of Prullia, brother ofp,
derrick the Great died the IT init. seed *
V;e1na, JaJ "a. The Arch. d. y.
has had very ferrous -elaple, and i, now ,v
in mot dangerous Gtuation. ~"
Laf Wednesday, intelligence was
ceived here, by meGenger from Seml;n
that new tLmults had arilen in CooaaD,:'
nople, which were Of 70 ferrous na,nrs
that the Grand Seignor was in conlequeuc,
compelled to leek his fa'ety inAieht. Re-
port fsys, he is gone to his AGa.ic teri.
tory. However, it is probable, thar
the latter of this intelligence is concIuG.
on drawrfrom the drf par'of; although
lomething OF the fort may be ihortly es.
petted, las the Grand Seignor certainly
liands on hckL@ ground /; and the mach.
nations againa him, at prefsnt carrying
on, are only known by their effects.
Hague Aag. 4. TIE Police of Paris
has made prize Of no lets than 5000 OBJ.
icene books, at the ieveral Booklefen
hops in that city. This is one great
Gep in the czule of virtue and morality /
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SALEM, September ~.

YeRerday arrived the Ship Minerva,
Capt. FoLcER, from Rotterdam to
whom we are Obliged for file of papers
of that city, to the nth of Auguff from
which we derive the following articles -
Paris, Aaggf 1. Orders have been
difpatched TO Brett to fit out fquadron
with all poaible expedition. According
to what Government has Of late publilhed
in the official paper, it is conjeetured that
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NAPLES, Iuly 10.

We learnby vefci from Algiers thar
Spaniih fqusdron, conhfirg of three
lh'ps OF the line and two frigates, appear
ed before thar city on the I6rh OF June,
and that the Conmandans o; the fqladron
having learned the peeteniions which tha.
regency formed in regard to Spain, deciar
ed war againf il /: but after three days
negotiations, every thing was terminated
in an amicable manner, AID the other Spa
NTH velels proceeded 10 Tunis, to srepeat,
in all probability the fame operation.
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ROME, July a..

The Pope has cauied to be fitted out in
the port OF Civita Vechia two ihips Of the
line, defined to purfue the Corfairs.-
'Thefe venels will drf efcort as far as
Fiumioino the baggage Of the Portogusfe
Ambahadcr, who is comming to Rome.
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FRANKFORT, iiugua 9.

It'll not known, with certainty, that
the king of PruGa has ceded the territory
known under the name Lymers, 70 the
Batavian Republic. Some neighboring
dieriGs, fuch as that Of Bucfolz, are def
tined for the Prince of Anhalt.
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Short Ann. 5
India Stock, zo7
Imp. 3 per cent.
Imp. Ann. IL
Excheq. Bills IS par.
Onnium s 7 S dis.
Cons. for ace, 10 70.

Stocks, as ouz readers mutt have leen
by our daily lit, have Auauated much for
fone time. The general bearing Of the
market has been againft the bulls in telling
the Cmnium account this day from a &C.
nerd apprehension Of failures, from the
enormous lois that has been fuffained by
them. At our uiual hour of reporting
tie prices, things did not look 70 Ill as
many expected but the complexion was
luch as to keep down the Omnium, which
began at per cent. difcount, and Aatau-
ared to 70.
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NEW. YORK, Sept. IT.

Arrived, fhip Brothers, Hs I. P PefsIf.
pool Protector, o. Biz
buro New York Packet, WEBB, , Dr.
toll e Hero, pinckham, do. Cora, B0 C'',,
70 Refcrve, MoncTieH', s,' tsps
Francois Catherine, c, ~. do.
-, do. brig Lydia, S1;' Smart,
Sally, Clifton, Dublin SalIl .,h o
Aux Cages Thetis, okiday, ' ~ Marti-
Cleared, brig Peggy Ham'l'e en,, man,
uique Eaterprize, Ferry, oo' 1innst,
Linnet, Woodward, Hallll I;o. Brinser,
Patterfon, Shelburne Ai'''
Rankin 4bs Al. a''! giiiag nip Brothers, HALL
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BOSTON, September II.

Arrived, brig Betty, Foiter, Liverpool,
4S days. Left, lhip Venus, Oakham, to
fail for Bottom, Aug. 18th; Eagle, John
fon, to fail on the Sth; Cufhman, on tile
9TH; fchr. Brothers, Weymouth, on tie
4th; PRECEDENT, Hilton, of Wilcafer, 6r
Charlefon, the 9Th the Packet and War
rington, to fail the 9Th. The George &
Harrior, Fenno, failed days before the
Betty, for Norfolk. Sailed in co. the
Thomas, Bryant, of Bottom, for Charlef-
ton. Spoke Aug. 5, off Holly Head,
brig Fox, Parfons, from Bottom, for Lii
verpool; September 5, lat. 43 long. 70,
brig Unity, Keen, from NewburyPOft' tor
Bilboa.
September 70.
Arrived llip Galen, HlnkEey, LONDON,
81 days fom land. Left, 'he Sampiol,
Tiobits, 20 fail Sept. 1, for Bottom; the
Thames to fail Aug, IS; Iris, the 10th;
the John, Morgan, and the Jupiter, tn:
9Th, all for New York; the Caliope, 10
fail Augaa 20 for philadelphia; the
Northern Liberties, and Two Friends, TO
Gail the r5.h Of Augua and the Wall
ineton the 10th, for Charleiton. II:
Maria left the river the IT'h OF Aog'f
for Charleitou. Auguf II, Oh the otIt
RATED Dutch feet Of IS fail, tell OF
troops, feering to the weitward. SP9Ke
AuguA IS, lar. 48 80, long. IS, l'hr'
from Bottom for Amherdam. Tn Sept
lat. a., 6, long. 45, fhip Mary, Brown
from Norfolk for Greenoek. On, la!'
a., long. At IS, the Eng!llh brig VIM +
am ! from Curacao for GIafgow, ihort CT
proviGons-fupplied her. I5tn, o"S
Caliao, Adams, z9 days from LifOon iof
Bolton. Saw many hips and briggs on the
coat bound to the weNward.
Same day. Brig Echo, M'Le!ian'
from Hamburg for Philadelphia, q days
put into this port in confequence tiprIcs'
inc the n,ainmaa. Left, brig oaiaa0aH'
Kenney, Of Philadelphia, 70 fail Sept = !
brig Union, Warren, of Edenton, to TALL
for Philadelphia, Sept. /; ihlp -
Stafford, Baltimore, to iall 10 10 ue9. -
Minerva, Bickford, Salem for Calcutta 10
fail in few days; flip Margaret, 10i :,
ton, of Baltimore, repairing. Sailed }" y
CO. Eagle, Shaw, for Pofiim0''"S b;n
Hamburg lhip for PHILADELPHIA c onG
Monlooa T. Nieholfon, for Bol}o on. i sl,'1
two DAYS before the Echo. SPose: 9 5sarn
IS, in lat. II, ~, long.6l, mp ''O'D
Bordeaux for New York.
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In the cafe Of June; G1I!Iss,
IL BANKRUPT. ...

WHEREAS a commit N of bankrupt
cy was duly awarded and iilued againit
lanes Gi!lies, of the town of Aiexandtia,
in the di.tritt Of Columbia, by the name
and the delcription Of James Gi!lies, on
the 9Th day of May, in the year of our
lord, one thoufand Ell shr hundred and two:
And whereas the conai.iioaers in and dy
the hid commifion namc.. aul authorized,
have declared him to b. 4 bankrupt; the
fa;d corlmifHoners do hereby finmon and
require the faid James Gillies peaonally
TO be and appear before tn: commifiioners,
in the laid commiilion named, on Thurlday
the 18Th day of this p-eicn: month; on
Thariaay the sd day Of June next, and On
Friday the 18th day Of the fame month,
at GadJby's Tavern in Alexandria, at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon Of each day, then
and there to be examined, and 10 make
full and true diicovery and d;fc!oiure OF all
his eHatc and effects according tothe di.
reaions of the act of Congreis, entitled,
" An act to etablilh an uniform fyitem of
bankruptcy throughoutthe United States,"
at either of which meetings the creditors of
Eii bankrupt may attend to prove the
i4lne, and thoie who are indebted to the
taid bankrupt, or have effects of any kind
in their hands belonging to him, are nor
20 pay away or fecrete the fame.
JAMES KEITH.
&c. HERBERT, SComml5Esners.
J. B. NICHOLS, J
TEHe, HENRY MOORE,
Secretary to tie eommmDFon.
Nav S. dow
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NOTICE..

THE Committee appointed for erett-
ing LODGE ROOM, on the market
fqlape, beg leave to inform thole gentle
men, who have been 70 liberal as to az
ford voluntary aid, that the materials are
all procured and contracts made with work.
men, and the work will be commenced
this week, and that payment of their
lublc.iptions.will be Immediately reGueaed
by the committee. May IS.
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N0E2Ce.


THE PUBLIC are RESPECTFULLY inform
ed, that BOOKS of SUBSCRIPTION
for Shares in the Allegheny Turnpike
Road, are opened at the Office of Col.
Fraxeis Deakiss, in George Town, and
at the compiling houle OF Mr.. Will1m
Hayt@orae, in the town Of Alexandria,
who're thole inclined to fublcribe for flares
will pleafe to apply.
The atfs Of the Afemblies Of Mary
land and Virginia, for incorporating ga
/" Company for eaabIihing Turnpike
i" Road from the Burnt Mill, about
+" mile below Georges creek, on the
" Potomack river, to the neareft welern
i" navigation" may be feen a: either OF
the aforementioned places.
March 4. law
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adjoining the Great Falls of Potomac, on which
is good Houle, new Barn, and lone excel
lent Meadow. j FORGE, SO by &c
feet, covered with tin, and Coal sni lrc
slOuie, iltuated on the Canal mace BY the 20.
mac Company, and the right Of cutting the
wood for geo years on aiarge parcel of land ad-
joining-mu1h of tlii, wood Is Convenient 70 rhs
river, and may be readily traniporci to George
Town, th- Federal Cry, or this plsce. rs
other half may bepurcha,ed. .....s
Three Eighths Of about eleven
hundred acres of LAND. in Berk ey county. adj
joining the Ilnds of the United States, at Keep
rrycc Furnace and EarPers Fcrry--more than
halt OF it is in wood, and the remainder good
farming land. The o,hsr tive.eghts may alto
be purchale1.
An undivided moicty OF So
acres Of LAND in the Common of A!cxauaria
And adjoinig the town, chiefly under tencc OF &C
daz potts and chclnut rails.
A large and handiome Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, s. by 40 feet, with a
brick Stable, Smoke HouIe, and Well ot excel
lent water--Thc Garden and Yard paied IN. -.
The Houfe is not quite fniihcd. twill be !cld
either in its prefcrt fate, or fn.hcd as may iuit
the purch.ier.
A number OF LOTS on the
new wharf, made by Mr.. HcrseIt, air. Wilton.
and the iuoicri5er, between Fai. FIX trect aud the
river Potomac; and, af,, the dlviiion Of the tald
wharf, made from Mr.. Thomp!on's by, "a 10 iec'
free, ....
An undivided half of a LOT
in the welt ide of Fairfax ttrces, above Queen
ltreet, Oil which the houfe was burnt lat water
For particulars, respecting titles and terms,
which viii &c liberal both as 70 price and eieait,
apply to -
JOHE POTTS.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
In 3wJyance Of an order Of The
Crcat Cant far tie dyfrits and c0an.y
eI3re/ail, mate BY cogicst Of parties M
tbe cajt Of The United States; v. S.
RoBertT. Host q others ia cbmtty, qsW
be srS9ftd to fubkc /ale far reGdy money
absg tie I9tb day Of Jans next, The toA'70-
ing va!ua5lr pr2bery, eoavcyed in tras 10
tie JxbIc1bsv 6y Cal. yohu hSgeraIa,
ia.e af' this toqva, deeegjld, Vis:--
A Water Lot commonly call
ell Fiizgerald's Wharf, lying upon the
fourh fdc of King itreet and eaf Gde of
Union ft.cet, and bounded by an alley of
20 feet in width, on the ioush from Uni
on ftleet to the water. On this piece OF
ground are GREETED three Brick Ware
houfes, a. feet 4 inches in front, ~ feet
deep and three tories high each-Alio,
SAIL LOFT above the up per itory IS
feet in length and AZ feet wide upon the
iloor-.-all under one roof. Adjoining,
ana on the eaa ide of this hoate, is a piece
Of ground unimproved the Whole length of
the houte, S feet deep, terminating on a
Is feet alley, laid ont upon the front of the
wharf. From the front of the wharf is a
pier extended into the river 100 feet by
% in breadth. APpertainins TO the pier
is dock s. feet wide on the one fidc and
another IS feet on the other fde.
Jno. c. HERBERT, 1Fuftsss'
NJ 8. dti
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For Sale, or to Rent,

THE unexpired leaie of HOUSE and
LOT, on Queen freet, with BAKE
HOUSE thereon he lealc has 3 years
to run. The Rand is good for buineis,
and is well known, having been occupied
fora length of time by a baker. Forpar-
ticulars apply to
THOMAS SIMMS,
Prince itrcet..
March 20. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-03

Holland Gin, Whitley,
Pmen,o, Mace, Nu,megs, Cloves, CG
ia, Cayenne and black Pepper,
Short pipes in kegs and boxes,
White and brown Soap,
Starch, Fig Blue,
Race and ground Ginger,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
. Indigo, Nader, Copperas, Alum,
roll Brimhone ami refined Salt Petre,
MuRarI,
Fruits in Brandy, Pickles,
Mould Candles,
Demijohns allorted,
Raiirs in kegs and boxes, Currants,
Soft hcll'd Almonds,
Eett Albany and common Chocolate,
Leipcr's and Hamil,on's Snuff, aaortct
in kegs and bladdcrs,
Green and Batavia Coffee,
Spinning Cosron, .
Sweet Oil in Aalks and black bottles,
Patent Shot, from No. 9 10 BIB
S2anilh Segars in boxes OF 500 to 1000,
Godfried's fra quality,
Gunpowder, + and FF, fealed pound
papers, and treble Battle in caniitefs.
ALSO,
Twenty cafes Medoc Claret of IA very
hyperion quality,
A confgnment of 80 hhds. ]. Noble
and Co.'S bclt bottled
Porter 6 Brown Stout.
May s. eoIm
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-03
Bennett and Watts

Have imported in The United States, capt.
StOf5Sxy,
Scythes and Sickles,
Broad and narrow Hoes,
Locks and Hinges,
Cutlery fevery deicription,
Gilt, plated and metal buttons,
Spades and Shovels, .. ....
Nails, and variety other Hardware,
&c. &c. -....."
May 81. dIweorwIasw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-03
THE SUBSCRIBER,

THE SUBSCRIBER,
Contemplating a removal from the
Dlfrla Of Columbia, as loon
as lie can etojs his out jsandsns
concerns, OFFERS FOR SALE,
THE FOLLOWING
Very valuable Property.
One undivided half Of a FARM