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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-12

William Hawthorne
Kz, far Sale at bis MI, v. in .alexasdriia
Platter of Paris by the
ron. or ready ground BY the buihel,
Indian Meal and Rye Meal, bgIted or
nnbo!ted,
Corn, or any other grain, ground for
toll at the mill.
+ lA'bis Store in ts1vx,
Hay in bundles, Corn by
the haiheI,
Loaf and lump Sugar by the hoghead
" barrel,
Fnt AID econd quality Jsmes R
Tobacco, iukegs,
Afew very good Mil Spipdle',
Two good Scale Beams.
Far Sale,
One Share IN the Poto-
mac Cnneany,
A nulnorr ofyssuab!e Lo.s in town.
Ma }sr Sa!f ar Rest,
A valuable Brick HouIe
IN King Rree,, now in the te.1sre Of ho
mas CIuIe.
To Lft,
A two tory frame Hou}.
n Duke R,see, wi h a Ia &c garden as
veil OF goo, wa'sf at The door.
~ NJ s c
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-12

?.oHty :Ajv1:u,1 Il .U'u,v ~.
Was ltolen from on board the
hip Paaiina, lying at Wnion's wnsrt,'
Il hight, about 20 tath,ms OF 4 'n>h
iAw'er, Sd wore. The ABOVE reward
v II he given to any perlon q perfons .or
-onvieting the thief or ,hiev 5, by
JOHN BORKOWDALE.
Feb. 3. e,;r
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-12
GERMAN LINENS.

GERMAN LINENS. :
Tofph Riddle g Co.
IA V r. FOR S A L E.
Belt white Ticklenbu:g,
Second quail. do.
Brown DO.
Ctnabargs,
Brown ficmpen Rolls,
White Go.
Heiiian d..
Brown Holland anu Dowlas.
ALSO ON HAN
Il Qaa"t'y Of
Turks l lland, lie of May, and
Cadlz SALT.
D. cemher y. d
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FOR SAIE,

a likely MULATIC GIRL abe
IS years old. Enquire OF he Pr''t rs
Feb. 10. d3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21
Lands in Kentucky.

To be fold tygPabhe Sale at the
.Tsutine Cite. Rom, Mem. 1erk, on the
I'd day Of DeeemJer ~f1t, at 40 el'eA'
a22n.
Eleven thouEand acres ofland
in one OF, more lots; laying in the coun-
ty of Fayette, fate Of Kentucky about
40 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles fouth eat Of the Ohio River and
adjacent to the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and feveral rifing
fttlements. The foil generally good,
we'll watered and timber of various deicriP.
tions.
Thefe lands within IS miles CT Main
Licking and kentucky rivers, both navi-
gable two to three hundred miles above the
extremity of the lands. -,
Ala,.
Tobe fold at the fame time and place
as the above, arc,hYr TRACTg LAND
OF nine shouiand acres, in one or more lots,
in the county CT fayette, flare OF Ken
lucky, nearly the fame diiiance from Lex
ins,ou, Frankfort ard the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, dit
tant from the latter only a few miles.
The foil is in general good, we'll wa
tered and timber of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the neighborhood
of the iettled parts Of Kentucky, and oP-
polite a Jerfey fettlement. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Efq. in 1877 and
1855, and the title deeds are clear and IN
difputable. =,
AS thefe lands are to be diipofed OF for
behalf Of creditors, they will be poftively
fold to the highel bidder, for aPPoved
notes at TWO and three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James Maeerion
Of Lexington; Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
Of Woodford county; or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point cut the lands.
For further information and an accurate
plan of the lands, apply to- John & Charles
Wilkes Eiqrs. or Lewis Simond kfq. New
York, or to Mr.. Brown, Dumfrles, Vir.
guia.
July 80. ------0
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Sales by audton.
On WEDNESDAY next,


On w EDN ESDA1 next,
4. 10 s'clssk, esM be JsA at tbe A3aian
Room
J;fbon Wine in pipes,
D., W.. = ,n,,ter cabs,
pum !, barrels.
. - d;,,c
S"i.m.. :. hoo,Ie.d<
E,e,ch Brandy in bbls,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21

The fubfcriber returns his fin
sere thanks to the public for PaR favors
and RESPECTFULLY flicits continuance.
He has now Oh hand and offers tor iaie
at his fore in Prince Street.
Holland gin, French brandy,
Jamaica Spirits,
Cherry bounce, made in the year 1900,
Green Coffee, Teas,
Loaf aud brown iugars,
Crockcry ware, sc.
=, .4jo, qHastiy Of jrr@
Iiloon Lciiluns and Lines,
Sof, thelled almonds,
FiIber,s, prpres, olives, csPers,
Tanarinds, i,ch fallaa oil,
Excellent New York cheeie,
Ard fai;-Fe,red bacon, direct from Smith.
irii.
THOMAS SlA1MS.
lunc &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21
public Sale.

WRM E'dfStbt bigbsR biaAtr far ,ea.
dy mes.y, ca SATURDAl the aS.b
day " AsygF ntxt, on The p,fmlti,
. Sixty Acres OF LAND.
near the old Court Hou(e, in Fairfax
county and adjoining the lands CT VIM.
DENEALE ard HENRY GUNNELL; this
land is of good quality, and produces good
corn and wheat, and is lold by virtue OF
a deed of truft from Edward Adams and
Jemima his wife to me, to fatisfy a debt
due from the faid Edward Adams 70 Will
liam Deneale, amounting to ,l7o, with
in,erea from 18th June, 1890.
JAMES WILEY, Ttuaee.
July as. d.
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l. O S T.

On Thursday evening, 18TH
inftant AWHITE PEBBLE WATCH
SEAL, fet il gold. rhe impredioar 4
Head ALTO, gold KEY.--ApY PEI.
lon Who has foun3 the Game and will re,
turn them 10 .he Printer, fhsli be snpiy
rewarded for their trouble.
Auguff 20. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21
NOW LANDING,
AND FOR SALE,

AND FOR SALE,
One fout OAK FRAME, 2S
feet BY IS feet in the clear, 10 feet high
in the clear, with hiped roof, efficiently
Rrong for a wareiouie OF barn; will be
fold cheap; alto various other Frames, :
tory, Il aory, and one tory allo, a
quantity Of teafoned OAK PLANK,
from one to two inches thick, 50 feet long,
and other Lumber as ufusl Scafold Poles,
Lime, Hair in tlerces OF fu'aller quoasity,
ADD fsnd.
The fubfcriber has ALTO two HOUSES
to rent, on. Of them fi.uate in King .&.eet,
near MIR. Richters,. the other on the
wharf rear MeHrs. Rieks,ss- sad New
tons wsreioGle. -
THOMAS PRESTON.
Auguk 70. d
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Dublit salR.
On TUESDAY,

O'E y ~
81 ten q'e.cci, will be nit At tie PtSdae
StoV,
Rum in hoghcadsan barrels.
Whitley il barrels,
Gin in caG;s and barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in ticsccs and bags,
Rai6ns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, hal dicme'y
sfForted,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21

JSAAA> ~ a1~3
VIE hs 'eerivsd 3, The adoUt ceDrA,
Ruiiia Sheetings, entitled to
dtswbsck,
RuAia aud Ravens Duck, 1per tale or
aid India Cotton, piece,
Few boxes mems fine HAS,
Mems neat Calf ikin, I
Women's and Mites black c,
and colored Morocco,
Fancy Kid, }
CIaret Wine in boxes, and oaks,
Fontainac do. in cafss,
Green Coffee in bags,
Sugar in hhos. and bbls. Loaf do.
Brandy, Molsaes, s. New. England Run,
Platter Paris
Cheefe, Orins, &c.
Auguft r. d
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4 uaYicty of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Supcrline cloth and kerhneres,
Marrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Irih Linens, and Oznabures,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chinlzes and CaliCoes,
Cambrick and Cotton fhawis,
India Muffin and Table Cloa,hs,
Coloured threads ard towing tl!ks,
Ribbons, Hats, ard
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
AuepR 10 Nendue- Waiter,
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GIL E B E L 4 " D S
For Sale.

In confequence of: a power
veIled in thu oveheers Of the poor, for
telling the Glebe Lands in each parifh, the
overieers of the Poor for the county of
Loudoun, will proceed to fell on the zad
of September next, on the premifes, on a
credit of twelve months, TO the higheff
bidder, the GLEBE LAND belonging
to the parifh Of Cameron; and on the z9th
of laid month they will fell on the fame
termsl the Gle5e Landsbelonging to the
Parifh Of Shelburne.
N. B. The lands will either be. foldia
lots or altogether, as may bet fait the
purchafen.
: On Monday the 9Th Of Sep.
TENDER the overfeer, of the poor for the
faid county will meet at the Poor Houfe,
at Il, O'Clock, for the purpoGe Of Contrast.
ing with Tome fiuitable Perfon to take
charge of the poor for the enfuing year.
Loudoun County, Augu& Is. d3w
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flkSf NO1lCE.
In The cafe Of yaac M'Pher|0n a
Rankr1kht.


WHEREAS commlf1ion Of bankrupt
cy founded upon the act of the Congress
Of the United States, pafed on the 18th
day of april, 1900, entitled " an act to
eRabliih an uniform fyGem Of bankrupt
cy throughout the United States" has
been awarded and ifIued againa Ifaac
M'Pherfon, of the county Of Prince Will
liam, merchant and miller, and he being
declared bankrupt, is hereby required 10
iurrender himfelf to The commiilioners in
the faid commiAon named, or a major
oar, of them, on the 10th and 18th days
ofAugutt next, and on Friday, the a7th
6ay Of the fame month, at the Eagle Ia
vern in the city of Richmond, at 4 O'Clock
in rhe afternoon of each day, and make a
full diico,ery and di(clo(ure of his eitate &
effects; when and where bis creditors are
to come prepared to prove their debts and
a, the fecond fitting to chufe aGgnees q
at the laa fitting the faid bankrupt IS re-
ou;rcd to hni!h his examination, and the
creditors are to Silent to or diilent from
the allowance of his certificate. All per-
f,ns indebted to the laid bankrupt, or that
have any of his efFeas, are not to pay o.
deliver the fame bur tn whom the commit
Go.iers ihall appoint. $50 8, -.
= ROBERT BROOKE,
Sserefary 10 the CommlToxeys.
Richmond, July a6. dzStt
+ OR 5 "A l. E,
AT THE SUBSCRIBERS WHARF,
70 tons Platter,
10 hhds. Sd and 18th proof Run,
5 ditto MolaGes,
S ditto Sugars,
$50 bbas. asf quality Hertiaes,
40 ditto Pork.
RICKETTS,. NEWTON, 5 Co.
Ju:e IS. 1
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CONDITIONS.

I. TIN tic 1osrS be p,mted qyfb a
nszo lype ~ haP<.fae paPer, and in fv.
Ueyy larse o3aOa voiam<s; and be b.aul
~ rfGt lGz3 jfaa,ng.
u That ifl54Jl 60 u PRS qs lso1 a.
q ,lA0te4saf n4aiss5J Ja9/cr0t1s l5aA b.
'oofa'1r@ 10 nuke Il prAze0t- anu from III.
fims s(sSi4s fop,ys be fa5g@ed in an.
ye1r
III. Tb4f The pre- oJotte qvbole, can.
PPlsIf "aa 69a1d /oaH be tqveay d>lan,
pJa3lf az aflrvey.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-09

in IN. Virginia under the exiting laws, an,
plan tor their amendment. aug
VII. The appendix to the four,b
.nme will contain an abAract Of ~ ve'
ainal jurildictlon Of the federal eova s.l'
'nent, and OF the commonwealth Of VI. W.
glnia: and lhort difcourie on ,ra as
ION. 'ss>
VIII. yHE tracts mentioned IN =,
fourth isetlon-together with the Ea;tor,,
preface and the Commentators intrcdn,
ton, being all attached TO the frR voJums
OF Backbone; will in this edition b. !;
Fided into two parts--the preface and il
PRODUCTIONS; and the five tracts firit men
toned ~ the fourth fiction, will be attach
ed to the hrtt part, and the other thee
traits mentioned in the fame fiction. will
make the appeqdix to the iecond part.
H HE mites diiperied thso'out the
work vii aniount 10 ID or fifteen 10,
d.ed. Thole which reler to the couGiIu
tioo ana laws Of The United StQfes are We.
ry numerous.
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ADDRESS BY THE PUBLISHERS.

1 IS prtilraed, little confederation
@lil aiakc 1t obvious, that work 70 ex.
tenhYe, aod which will employ a large
capital, caHno' be put to preis until iuf.
hcien number of lubicribers are obtained
t. max Il prudent The PubliAets do
no; rreoi.t 4 ina, any book OF The Game a.
moIni, mas teen printed in TIE Uaited
SAFES, vi Aout el,ller part Of The pur-
shale monc} being required in advance, or
reiuraS made as il proceeded, by delivering
.4e volumes as they were printed-In the
prelent CAFE, tie whole work viii be dnifh.
90 ard completely bound before any pay.
ment is naoe.
It's earae!ty repeated, thar the gen.
tlemen who lnssnd iubicnbing, will for
ward tneir names, as toon as podGbIe, Ell
TIER by letter pot paid TO the PnbIiihers
i Philadelphia, or through the medium OF
bopk ieiiets III the neighborlng towns.
The pot matters will aIlo be !urnihed
witha luoicription PAPER, and i! i; preium-
cd they will forward am nanles thu: may
offer as remuneration, ard TO indoct
gentlemen 10 give it lit:le attention,
whoever procotcs nine !abilribers lhall be
entitled to tenth copy, butt is TO be ex.
pliciily uode5h0oa, that The perlon who
receives a copy for procuring fnblcl5er',
muit be anfwsrable for the payment CT all
the gentlemen who hgn bis lit. The
Pnbliihers 4, lnant nothing bu; on delive-
ny OF she books, complete; therefore, de-
termined pos 70 leave a fnsle let, without
at that time, receiving payment foIlt.
Geoilsmen who forward names to The
Pabilhers, are 'eqdeited to mention where
the looks 6 to be ient, and if PofIhle, to-
make the pace Of delivery logns conildera-
bic ard we'll known town. Subscription
papers will be found in the hands OF ME-
ffiehard and Mr.. S. Pleafants, n Rich
mond ; MelIrs. Refs and Douglas, Pc
teribargh Mr.. E. Meriek, Norfolk !;
Mr.. r. Greenhcw, Wfil!iamiburgh; MI
Eaenderion, Frederick burg ; Mr.. 5. 81
ihip, Alexandria MI. ]. Al5urtis' Mar
tinlburgh; Mr.. Bowen, Wincheitef MI
J. Gales, Raleigh, N. Caiolina; Mems
Baily and Waller, Charieacn, South "a
rolina; Mr.. J. Marh, Georgetown, TO-
tomac; MeHrs. Rapin . Co. waning
ton City Mefrs. 9. Hill, and Confau'
g Co. Baltimore, Sc. &c.
The Publiihers have only to add, 'ne'
they believe it will be found to be CONF
derably the lowea priced law bo0S' iOF
iimilar extent, and including copy-nSu.
purcl,aie, thar has appeared for many yse''
either in America or Europe.
WILLIAM YOUNG BlKon'
ABRAHAM SMALL.
Philadelphia, Sept. I. IA iA"o"
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For S A l. l.,

g-sHE LOT with the HOUSE thereon, at
the { uth-eait corner OF Cameron aud
Alfred streets late the Property Of fhoma'
Riehlrds. -Aifo, fevefaI vacant LOIS adJ'ln
iag thereto on Alfred Street, between Cameron
and King Streets. The iipuls is peatantiy ilt'i,
atei ard il good order for the Accommodate
Of Family. # nos fod before the III Of NO
vember, it viii then be rented.
WILli,AM CRAiK. .
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Bath, or Warm Springs.

Ddiils vi w al III OilLlilSSs
Two well hIualed lots, On one OF them
is ilnali building large enough to accom-
naodate one family.
Ihe terms Of iaie will be made known
by application TO either Of the fubicrl-
lbtrs.
SAMUEL WAsHINGroN, G4lpebpey eouuty.
GEORGE S. WAsHiNcroN, Je9t,l0n, de-.
WILLIAM A. WASHINGTON, N.faov-
lauq, d9.
GEoRcE w. P. Cusrls, Mann W'4,5mg
tan, Fairfax, ao.
BusHRoD w asH1NcrcN, W. N<suou, do.
LAWRENCE LEWIS, Hooa Lazvu, d.
Ausait 80. cav
BLINNE e & MATS
Aave yseeived ~ The CATHERINE, j,0m
Livtrpoal, a Part Of lb1r
F Ii G @ Q ID S,
Wbieb tbey e99sr far Sale By The Package
P,iee or RetaI. TIE falloaoing are a
Part:
Coatings, Cloths, Kerley-
meles, E,aaics, swanf.owns and Turkey
downs rofe Blankets, Fearraoghts, Negro
Cottons; Devoulhire Kerfeys, Hat Lin
iags, Furoiture Fringes, Cord and iatiels,
Raala sheetlngs aud Ravens Duck, Is.
Ne. &c.
They expect the remainder Of their
Goods by tie ffa Veaels from London
and Liverpool.
Sept. IS. eo't
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XHTlLL I've in Philadelphia during the
w Literary Fair to be held there,
90 the 18th loft. Thafe gentlemen wh'
with TO furnilh their libraries with iu,f
books as are nor often on lale IN this place
may, by leaving their ordefs ar R. ana J
Gays bookstore, before the I5th init !.
have them procured at the Phiiadelphia
feilie g prices.
n n .-..,er IL.
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[ 9 K i N i,
A LARGE AND coMMopIoUs
6 T A B L e.,

Calculated TO hold four hories; psrtl-
t;nned from the fable is a convenient
CARRIAGE HOUSE; Loft for Hay
covers the whole. For particulars apply
10 the printer hereof.
Sept. 20. 60.
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O. Printing IN all ITS u ga. !.
rlety, executed at this QGS(s
with meatneG and dsI3atch.
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BY ST. GEORGE TUCKER,
Pyys0sr fla4O in lbe Cgllegs Of William
ana Mnyy, and one Of tbe jugs
The GeueraI Cart, in Vugm.a.
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One lot IN Town OF half an
acre, aejoiuing Doctor Makay's, encloted
with good poR and rail ierce, and ano-
her IN the coE,p oai OF aboat SIX acres,
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Mitchell and Bacon Imported the rs,on-
liberation, and Mr.. Dana opro.ed it.
A reconciliation was negatived So TO
81.
Alr. Bsyard novel reio!u'ion +" that
III. committee of ways and means be IN
2rutte.i TO enquire ITO the cAped:ency OF
E:Peaiing the laws laying duties on fills
AID domeiic dieillei fpri.s; on refined
iasu; on licences to retailers; on iales at
.aad;on and on plezirre carriages. 1t was
Afterwards moved and admitted to iniert
on Ramp vellum, parchment and paper,
ard po9age O: ncw.papess.
Mr.. Bayara Supported the relo'usion,
ani particularly the reference TO the COM
rt,sce OF gays AMI Lrans. A .ecgthy
aa2asc eliued, colnyrizlIis 200 great va
giesy OF p1bl.c baGn->ts 20 &c ic-cstei in a
brief ikesch.
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sew BEDFORD, Dec. rs.

The fhip Active, Waterman of this port
failed from New York, for Guadaloupe,
few weeks paa having as paaengers,
about So Of the fors,sr inhabitants OF that
Iland. By the following extract Of a
letter from capt. Waterman, to one Of
his friends, it appears, that notwi:h!tand-
ing the late change there, they met with
favorable reception -
Point pesre, Guadalupe, Nov. IT.
{" embrace the tirf opportunity TO &C.
qulint you Of my Eafe arrival, and to my
syea: aaonilhmenr fouod the i!land in the
hands Ct The colored people; the revo!uti-
on too: place three days previous to Our
arrival no blood was lhed, they a.resed
tie former Governor, and ienr him of
the iland. ! was honoged with 4 yiiir
from the mulatto Governor, to welcos,s
his countrymenho home: he promled them
his protection, and the re!toration of thes
former property. The American flag is
.e-e treated with great refped."
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THE FORCE OF GRATITUDE.


There isa fpecies Of grateful renorGe,
which fomerimes has been known to ope-
rate on the minds Of the mott hardened in
impudence. q Towards the beginning Of
this century, an actor, celebrated for MI
micry, was to. have been employed by.a
comic author to take off the perfon, the
maaner, and the Gngular awkard delivery
Of the celebrated doctor Woodland, whom
it was intended to introduce on the fage
in laughable character. The mimic
dreaed himielf as countryn,an, and wait
ed on the doctor with long catalogue Of
ailments, which be iaid attended on his
wife. The phy6cian heard with amaze
ment, diieafes and pains, Of the mott op-
polite nature, repeated and rcdoub!ed on
The wre,ched patient. Fer Gnce the &C.
tors greatef with was to keep Dr.. Wood
ard in his company as long as poGib.e,
that he might make the more obfervations
on his gcitures, he loaded his poor ina
sinary ipou!e with every infr.ni,y which
had any probable chance Of pro!onging the
interview. At length, being completely
matter Of his errand, he drew from his
purfe guinea, and, with a fcsape, made
an uncouth offer oft. /" Put Up thy mo-
ney, psor fellow" cried the doctor, "put
up thy money. Thou hsf need Of all
thy calh, and all thy patience too, with
lucha bundle of diieales tied to thy back"
The actor returned to his employer,
and recounted the whole conyerfation,
with fuch tr4e feelings of the phyfcian's
character, thar the author icreamed with
appreciation. His raptures were bcn
checked /; for the mimic told him with the
enphaiis Of fenfbiIity, tina, he would foon-
er die, than profitue his talents to the
rendering fucl. genuine humanity public
laughing flock.
On Thurlday Taft, arrived in this city,
in the Philadelphia mail itage, FIVE Indirns,
with Mr.. Wells, who acts as interpreter
among'thefe are the Little Turtle, princi-
pal chief of the Miami tribe, snda chief
of the Pattawattami tribe-the remaining
three, we underiand, are Of inferior rank.
They are on their journey TO Warrington,
to vift the chiefmagiarate Of the United
States. Bali. pap.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-01
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 20.

Cleared, ih;p Fame Lewis, Amfer-
dam.
Ship China, Kerr, from hence to Bata-
via, was taken the z7th July, blythe Fly
loop ofwar.
Framtbe American Daily Advern/ir.
MIR. PouLson,
The government of the United States
having BY the late treaty, relinquiihed the
claims which our merchants had on thego-
vernmens OF France, for the fpoiiations on
our commerce--I with to know, whether
The United States have not, by this at,
became liable tor the amount of thele
claims: If they are, would it not be pro-
er to convene the interefed for the pur-
ooie of deyiing adequate means for obtain
g from oar own government, compen-,
alton for theie claims. ~
ALLEGIANCE and PROTECTION.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-01
One Hundred and FIFTY Dollars
Reward.

A daring attempt was yeierday made,
by one yellow and two black men, to rob
Mr.. Croiby. between Colche6er and Po-
hic Church on the road to Alexandria.
The yellow man had on drab coatee and
troufers, and appeared to be about 5 feet
s or 6 inches high-ene of the blacks had
on blue jacket and troufers, and fhort
boots, and has large fear on one of his
cheeks, fuppoied to be about feet or 9
inches high-,he other little LET'S, in the
fame drefs, excepting boots, and was
knocked down by Mr.. Croby and cut
about the eat with the butt end Of gun.
The black in boots feer,ed mott daring
and was ieverely beaten-when the oth,r
two ran away they called out to him by
the name of Ned or Ben to come after them.
The above reward will Be paid for ap-
pretending and convitting the above de-
icrib=d fellows, or Fifty Dollaryfor either
on application at this Office.
January +. git
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-01

I have iomewhere isen an tmt., lead
compared with an empty eaR, the very
ss;/r and jaxsd Of which is convincing
proof OF It's IoQ;tass eox6uian. But I
Think atsors 5es< mott reiembles-a Bell:
tits a bal1asu xo;G tLisg, with lang ssxgue
or fl9nptr in it.
ToUCHsTONE.
% y BALANCE,