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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-29
sales np anIflOll.
nr SATURDAY next,


!, J. s,esek, 4uUbe Sola at The 1anf7iea
Room,
9TH proof Jamaica Rum IN
hoglheads, -.
New England Rum in bis.
por, Wine in quarter caiks,
Libon Wine in pipes,
MoIades in bids.
Sugar in bis.
Soap
Pepper in bags,
Gator Oil in bottles,
Fig Blue in kegs.
Together NTH a large quantity Of
DRY G. GOD s.,
Am0ng qvbieb are
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Sprigg'a, lappet, jaconet and book mui-
iins and muffin lhawls,
White and coIourcd Marieilles and muf
linetts,
Linen and cotton checks,
Bandannoes, flags and chequered fix
handkerchiefs,
Large and fmall fans,
Irilh adj German linens,
Mens and Womens' faddles,
AQuantity OF mems and womens' fhoes.
THOMAS MOORE,
Ipl7 % Auetioneer.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-29
Notice ae hereby .gayea1,

Notace Il hereby gaven,
To the stockholders of the Bank Of A
lexandria, that dividend of four ard
half per cent. on the capital flock of faid
Bank is this day declared which will
be ready to be paid to them or their legal
representatives on Thurfday next the Sth
infant.
By order Of the PreGdent and Directors,
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Gather.
July S. d4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-29
A Cook Wanted
7UT RECEIVED

Just RECEIVED
| Fyz:1s5iladslpbia and Baltmors, and for
/ale at the Jab<enber's Fo,r, in Prince
| Strset, tbe1slzoqvmg artieles:
Holland gin, Freach brandy,
Jamaica fpirits, cherry bounce one year
old, and an ahortment Of liquors,
Bef freh teas, coffee,
| Loaf and brown fugar,
Fira quality Spanifh legars,
Bsa Englilh eheefe,
Excellent foft fhelled almonds,
Box and jar raiiins freih and nice,
Excellent prunes,
Anchovies OF the laf importation,
Olives of ditto,
Bef tallad oil,
Moaard, pepper, and brandy fruits,
Belt frefh lime juice by the bottle,
Market, cane and work baikess,
Philadelphia cedar ware,
Glais ware Of different kinds,
Cayendifn tobacco.
Together with a general ahortment Of
Crockery Ware, and number Of other
articles.
ABEL WILLIS.
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Is HgREBY GIVEN, that an annual meet.
ING Of The Stockholders Of the POTO.
MACK COMPANY will be he'd, at
Gadfby's Tavera, in Alexandria, or
Monday the I'd day of Augua next. as by
law directed; TO elect PreGdent and
Directors for the enfuing year, when the
Treafurer's account Of diibpriemenss fnce
the laa annual meeting will be laid before
them.
By order ofthe preGdnet and Directors,
JOSEPH CARLETON. Treaiurer.
George Town, July Is.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
Extracts from foreign Gazettes.

by arriVll5 at Bsfon. and al sSi, soyt1
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
ERLIN, AUG. 2 :.
PRINCE HENRr'S WILL.

The Taft will Of the late Prince Hen
.ry Of P,unil is now Publilhed, bearing
date tie z5th Feb. 1902. The fol
lowing is copy Of it:
" 1t will be left in the place where
may be, whether in bed or in chair,
till no doubt fhall remain Of my death !
but while even uncertainty remains, the
drawers and cloiets in the chamber
where | perform the laR act of life, ihall
be fealed.-When it is certain that |
am no more, my corP4e lhall be laid on
a limple tent bed. | will not tronble
my domefics to adorn me /; and ince
cuItom, however, requires it, will be
drefed in my oldea regimentals and,
lhould my legs be fwelled, my boots
fhall be cur open !. it does not tignify,
70 they are only fit for a dead nan 70
wear. Befides lhofe who place real
intereR in my lofs, no one fhall be per-
mittsd to fee me. | will not tend to an
odius and dilguaing spectacle, by being
exhibited to the public.
Count Reder fhall announce my
deceale 10 the king al the fame time
telling him that Count De la Roach
Avmon, being charged with mylaf will
as to my intcrmenr, fhall afterwards
difcharge private commiliion, and de
liver him lomething from me he ihall
tell him that, according to this will, |
am 10 be interred at Reinib.ig ; that
that fame deire food in my teltament
which reqrea him to open ipeediiy i:
that my burial place was toieraSle ana
that made an epitaph on mylelt'
which moR remain on the itone that IS
10 be placed a. the vault on he Ysry
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
RUSSIAN ENTEPPRIZE.
ST. PETERSBURG, July.

ST. PETERSBURG, JULY, IS.
The RulIan American Company
continue TO give more and more ex~
tent to the branch Of commerce they
have undertaken, which, in time, wilt
undoubtedly become Of high impor-
lance TO Ruflia. 1t is now employed
in plan which is Of the greateh con.
fequencc, nor only to he trade, but al.
70 TO the honor of Ruifii. 1t is going
TO ft out two fhipswhich are to fail froa
this place with cargo Of provifons,
anchors, cables, rigging, &c. to fait
round The Southern extremity of Anne
fica, acrois the South SEA, TO the North
Wel Coat Of America, and the Aleu-
fion Hands, TO fupply the Ruflian Ell.
tabliihments there, with thele nece6a-
ries, take in cargo Of furs, to be BAR
tered in China for Chinete goods, to
make by the way an eaablifhment at
Urup, one Ct the molf foutherly Of he
Kurile Hands, for the greater convent
ence Of the trade to Japan; and then TO
return from China BY the Cape Of Good
Hope. The Hips viii be wholly man-
ned with Ruff Hans, and the Emperor.
who highly approves of the plan, has
ordered thatthe belt officers an failors
Of the navy ma be employed in the ex-
petition.
As this is tHe FRI voyage round the
world undertaH In by Ruaians, no pains
are fpered to allure to the expedition a
happy reiult. The command of the
lhiPs Is given I'd capt. Krurnlern, who
has been long In the EAT Indies, and
was the fra pr 4Pofer Of the plan. For
the formation lof the establishment at
UFnp. the Company have engaged an
Engliihman rsl1ing here, al an annu-
al ialary of It coo roubles for three
years, and a do4ceur of 10, coo roubiess
he is alto TO fup Erintend there the build
ing of the neceFary hips.
Hitherto al the above neceGariss
have been trabfported var way By
land carriage, 1t an enormous eSpence
to the comPanH That no time may
be loft, thefe a 10 fhiPs viii be purcha-
fed at Hamburah. aod will Gail on their
voyage from NJ t port in Oseber.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
OF ERANcE.

What is lof in fold liberty, is here
attempted TO be madeup in merrimenr
and ihew and in this refpea the old
order of things has not only obtained
complete re.easblilhment, but APP
pears before US with additions and
amendments. 1t is of no confequencs
that the people were not confnlted up
on their late transfer from one conl}i.
tuition TO another they 'have been told
that the whole affair is now fettled, and
that their happinefs has attained Its
iummit /: and the Chief Conful, with
great generofty, provides for them
gratis, the means Of expreling their
Joy and gratitude Of heart. No Rep
could be more political than the very
brilliant fete exhibited on the 9Th Of
Augutt lalf J; it-has taken off the stten-
ton of ihofe who were on the verge OF
thinking and has put into good hum.
our even many Of thole who had tho'r
and were dihatisfed. BY combining.
moreover, birth day with the feat Of
the contribution, Bonaparte has thrown
out hint Of their neceGary union, and
laid the foundation Of an Anniversary
fesf for his own nativity. We fpeaIs
much of The Britiih miniaer's fkill in
dividing the loayes and fihes among
the different members Of his own fam.
lily but Bonaparte has evinced tai.
ents as far fuperior TO him in this re-
lpef as in every other. Having libe-
rally provided for his his brothers, bis
fiitet's hulbands, and his wiie's lon, we
NOW perceive that he has found out an
old uncle who has been brough, Up 10
the church IKE old Priea is feur for,
dragged out Of his obluiity, and placed
at the head of the church, by being
created archbilhop of Lyons. How
long this family compact may continue
we know not /; the bonds Of union are,
however, toe arong TO be eahly broken,
and there is too much t0rpidity, ia the
nation 10 render any attempt of tie
Bind very probable;
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
T0HLSSAINr

The place oft unfortunate Tout
iaint's confinement is at length aicer
tanned. He has been doomed to i'm
Prlonment in the CAils Of Ioux, a
place - the neighborhood Of Moun.
Jura. The fate ofthis brave man mult
be admitted TO be tevcre. Without any
hing like fItisfaaory proof of guilt,
and without the hishteR opportunity
OF confronting his accufers, he viii
now probably be condemned to Ian.
gui'h out the remainder of his DAYS 10
he prlion now aligned to him. The
tirlt Conful has in more cafes than
one added TO the glory of vi6tory the
honor relulting from the difpIay Of mo-
deratIon 10 the vanqnifhed. 10 .his
inltance he feems determined to try ,he
effect OF an oPpoGte fyllem, and by fe
verify 70 Touaaint 10 fecure The fidelity
OF his former followers.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
TlEA RICHES.

SEPTEMBER 1.-THE quantity Of dol
lars Gated in letter received from Bonn
bay to be at tn 5 time in the ihand Of
Java, is prodiginus. The neutral fhi2s
which have for lome years pan arrived
there, 70 The amount, il IS rId, Of al
leatt one hundred annually, left a con
Gderable number Of dollars for the pur-
chaie o. their homeward cargoes. Il IS
hdted that there are dollars in The hands
OF individuals on this nlnd, to the a
mount Of forty millions. This enor
NOUS fun IS till increafng, from their
lmmenee depot of produce. The il !
habItants are a proud, powerful people.
The iilAnd is very fertile, and has very
high mountains, reaching to the clouds,
particularly the pepper mountain on
the louth ide Of the iaani.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
PARIS, SEPT. :.


In the fitting Ct the 9Th of Augua
aitlzen Nlouge gave an account Of tie
dicovery made by citizen Laborde,
during his travels in Spain, Of certain
M2iaic approximations in the ancient
city OF ltalica. They are far hyperion
Z" ans OF thole that have been handed
down to US from antiquity. They
contain an accurate defcr;ption of a
circu: and a chariot race. The circus
Is iurrounded by the buff, Of the mufls,
three OF which are unfortunately brok
en-. The ravages, however, have not
extended over the whole of the circus !;
which IN every relPed refembIes that of
Caracali. Citizen Laborde will fhort
iy PubEth an account of the various
monuments of antiquity which lie diff
covered in Spaia and give particu
lar deicriPtion # ltalica, wbieh was the
blr.h place of Trajan, Adrian. Theo
GohuS the great, S:lus l'alicus, and
Cornelius, who was centurion of Co.
hort, called Cob2y5 Halica, who is ipo
ken OF in the Atfs of the ApoGes, and
who nit embraced the Chultian religi
on. The author treats largely ef the
ancient circus, Of the ProceGion, the
place OF The orator, The goals, the race
courie, The ornaments Of be circus !;
be compares It with the Hyprodrome
horie race coulfe Of Olympus, which
has been delcrIbed b. the learned Bar
thelemy.
Long accounts have already been
given Of the fadions of the circus, and
the bloody quarrel which they gave rife
10 at Rome and ConRan,inople, under
the smperors. But no ancient monu
ments, except the Mofaics, have ever
given The particular colols By which
they were diftinsuilhsd. Here are 10
be feen the green faaion, and the red
taaion LJaaa rAE1.) The drefes Of
the horierlen and ch4rioteers are faith
fully deiciibed and in The Mcf4ic or
It4lica is 10 be obf-rvej, for The frlt
time, The fealons diliinguihcd by thsir
refpeaive colors. The genius Of fpring,
which holds in its hans bird, wears a
gresa mautle the geuius Of iummer
carries a baiket full of iuir, and is
clothed with a robe OF red color the
germs Of winter is nearly dellroyed :
but k co e4GIy b. perceived that it
was clothed in White, that il carried a
hare in is hand, and culver on it.
back.
To this explanation Of The Mof4ic
Italica, the author has added hi, re-
iearches eoncsrnng the paintings in
Mol4ie, among the aoeients, and the
monuments Of that kiud which have
Tot vet been publlhsd. he has trav-
eried France, England, Switzerland,
Germany, Italy, and Spain; ADD gives
an account Of tle Mofaics he has di(-
covered there. Rome alone contains
as much Of them as are to be found in
the ref of Europe. Labords's work
contains a plate Of the deGgns of the
Mofaics of Italica. His work, upon
the whole, is a mott valuable acquiii-
ton to antlquarians.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
TELL0W FEVER Nv ASIA.

A malignant fever has for f5me
time ravaged the wefern coat Of
Sumatra, and fallen with particular ia
Utility upon the Chiaefr colony--the LOT,
ct Eur opeans has been comparatively
trivial.
This dillemper, in its progrefs and
cHeets, bears 70 irong refembIance 10
the yellow fever OF the weRern hemir.
Phefe, as to have induced an opinion,
that 1t has been Introduced into Sumar.
ira by fome American veiTll.
The deaths have been 70 numerous
as to make &c necehary to difpenle with
the ordinary rites Of burials.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
LONDON, SEPT. 10.
Public Office, SbadqOsA

A few days Gnce tie cafe Of the mate
Of the veiTcl who vas Guppofei to have
de(royed himfelf entering the harbour
OF Baltimore, in America, and the lady
who threw herielf from on board the
fame vefel al he fame time, care on
to be Investigated at this Office, when a
few new facts came out it appeared the
toly of Joleph White was found ihot
through the heart, at the bottom Of the
fteerage, about three in the morning ;
all the crew heard the report OF the
pillol, and moment after faw young
and beautiful female paGenger ruth up
tn. aecrage undreGeJ, aud threw her
felf into the fea. The coroDer's jury,
at Baltimore, gave their verditt wilful
murder on the body Of White, but could
not tell by whom. As far as the evi-
dencr went, it appeared the flip left
Lymineton roads, coniitting OF Ameti.
cans, Germans, and one Englifhman,
forming the complement Of the fnip for
navigating her, beGdes four palIengers,
three females and a male, all na.iyes
Of England, going to America.-
The voyagc lated forty-three days
When in the chops Of The Chefapeakc,
Tofeph White, the f'& mate, during
upper went from table upon deck. and
ll,uck the officer fecopd 70 hin, where.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

hanes- and are now without food Of
covering il the orchards and fields, Il
falls peculiarly hard on the agea, the
infants at the bieaf, the in6rm and The
Gck f; and urlels fpeedy aaiiauce be
offered them, they NUT inevitably fink
under the load Of their mderies and
wants. Several Of the inhabitants pc
rithed in the flames among whom
was a Calviniaic Miuiaer of the goipel,
aged 10 wears. @
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
soLINGEN (csRMdnr) Auc. Al

III
Dreadful Fire LAT Tuef1ay was a
day Of horror, deyaaaticn and alarm,
to the town of Tade. In the morning,
at nine O'Clock, FIRE broke out, within
the walls of that place, in brew boule,
which increafad with fuch ferry. that in
lels than two hours the whole town
conGlfing Of 10, houfes, was laid in
afhes. There is icarcely a veaage Of
any houles, except here and there the
piece of wall. The Roman church
is. Handing. The Lutheran church
lies in ruins and the Reformed church
has lof part Of its roof.
It is heart reudiDg to obferve the
mifery Of the poor inhabitants, who
could fcarcely fave any thing from The
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
LONDON. SEPT. 10.

M. dc Bourmcnt is till az Toulcn.
waiting for veifel which is to carry
HIN to Louiliana. He was offered
his choice between being bauiihed TO
that place OF to Pondicherry. He choie
the former-His fate is peculiarly re.
GREETED.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

upon a general confuion took place on
board the veGel, funpoied to have orr
ginated in contending for the favor of
the ladies.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
PARIS, SEFr. IL.
M. NFcKFP


NJ, Necker's work is the rubiea of
much diiculiion. Perlons attached to
the ancient order of things inveigh a..
CAN'T il; tirR, becauft it IS Mr.. Neck.
er's iecond, bccaule he propofes two
forms Of government, and balances
monarchy with republication. The
Jacobins detell it, becauie he hefita,es
between republic and monarchy
Perions attached to the government
haze 1t, becarfe be propofes form OF
government which is not our own
Ihoie who have DC party, are aitonilh-
cd that M. Necker thould take tie trou.
be to write againll a contribution which
has jua been completely changed -
and, that he ihould thew the advanta.
ges and inconvenience of two different
forms Of government, republic and
llmised monarchy, without fixing de
cilively upon any thing. It is deemed
Orange too, thar, after the evils which
we faFered under The Directory, M.
Neekcr fhouid trace the plan Of di
re6torial government, which he calls a
republic, in which he propoits feven
directors initead of five propoition
which appears to US to tend only to an
increale of the evil.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

The Chateau de St. Cloud is ready
for the reception of he Firif Conful,
who will remove thither with his "a
mily immediately 1t is faid he will
reide there 70 many months in tie year
as the king of france did at Vel failles.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-20
+ OR S Al i.

On Ike iob day Of Aagya ue9f, Att5e
Red Hogle, ia P,Messlt>illiam cquusy,
By tie T,yeses Of the Aafe Gen. Ad!l,aa,
About 5000 acres of LAND,
lying in the counties of Prince William
and Londoun, near the faid Red EIouie.
Terms Of payments follow. Onefourth
part Of the Purchafe money TO be paid on
siyhc Ertt day of January, 1903, and the
other three fourth parts thereof tobe paid
ar three fubiequent annual payments.
Bonds, with approved fecurity, TO be
given by the purchafers at5the tire of ialD
and inrcrea thereon to be paidrae the rate
of Gx per cent. from the frf day January,
1903. If the ffa payment Of the puf-
icllafe money be not puneiually made, the
land to BE- again expofed to iale, by the
sfubfcIibers Tor ready money; il the land
houid non ,hsn fell for the iull amount OF
thefaid purchaie money, the purchafer or
purchaisrs to be accountable npon their
b nds5 for the deficiency. If The hff ray
N mt be puGttaally mace, title VIII be CIV
en- 10 the. porchatrrs, ard deeds Of truit mutt
be executed BY shemf for iecufing the future
payments, which deeds Of ,rua will be
acted upon, and The lands expoied TO lale
or1caay inoaey, by the tFuaees, for the
iull amount of the whole bonds, by virtue
of the deeds Of trua, ifany one OF the tu-
lure annual payments be not puncsually
made. ,, ~. 49, s s..
The lands will be laid off in lots to fuit
purchafers, who will have the right Ct
feeding them after the Goth day OF Au-
gulf next. : s.a.
NATHANIEL BURWELL,
THOMAS NELSON, joo.
Surviving Trufees Of Gen. Thomas Mel
fou, decealed.
June IA. dtdi
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-20
Notice a. he9ebp gaUen,

Tothe ftockholders OF the Bank of A.
lexandria, that a dividend of -four and a
half per cent. on tie capital flock of faid
Bank is this day declared; which will
Be ready TO be paid tothem or their legal
representatives on Thurfday next the Sth
Infant.
s9S By order ofthe PreGdent and Directors,
s y 'GURDEN CHAPLIN, Gather.
Julv e 4sss'' law
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-20
II No e Z C E.

You that have acculfomed
youlfelyes for fome time pait, to ge,tiag
over my fences and treading down my
wheat and other gram, and more efPecial-
~ TO fuch as are in the habit OF getting
into my garden, and orchard on Hunting
Greek, and aealing thetsfrom my fruit
aud vegetables ! forwarn you, that you
will be brought TO difgrace and puniih-
men. before a court Of Jufice, if you DO
NOT delft, R. I. HOOE.
July 2. d
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gaEe by auHton.

.ff
On Wednesday next, I'm infant, atlo
o'clock, will be fold al Ike Auaion
Room, without sefsrse.
s Bales OlnabulTgs,
4 ditto Bed Ticks
2 ditto Checks,
4 ditto India Mullins,
7 Trunk Ch;nizes and calicocs,
i ditto Cotton Hote.
A.io at 7 O'clock on that evening will
be fold without relerve, number Ok rew&
VALUABLE BOOKS,
the lale Of thenbeing poaponedon. sa.ur-,
day evening owiag.to the rain.
THO. MOORE, .Aua'r.
July 10.
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asf5 bp ana(c!l,
4, gg E1DNESDAY next,

GI w s1SA~
:, ,,cl.ck, qyilbe SAD at The -4Nt7i9H
R9Sm,
9TH proof Jamaica Rum N
IIallsnd Gin in pipes and bis.
New England Rum in bis.
Pors Wine in quarter catks,
Lilb5n Wine in pipes,
l.ioiaaes in hhds.
Sugat III Els.
Co., $: i !. ="
Pepper ia bags,
Gator Oil in bottles,
Fig Blue in kegs' 5
Together ru,th a large qlenta!y Of
DRY g OODS,,s
Among 4ckieb are
Chintzes and Calicoes,
s,nigg'A, lappet, jaeonet and book r'ai-
ins and mulinthawls, -
White and coloured Mafleilles and mui
llrtts,
Lipen and cotton checks,
gaudanaass, Aass and cheguersd fix
hanGkerchiels,
SLargeand fmsll fans,
Irih and German linens,
MEMS and Womens' faddles,
A quantity otmens' and wqmers' ihoes.
THOMAS MOORE,
July IT Auetioneer.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-20
'9UST RECEIVED

7 5USI kECElVED
From philadelphia and Baltimors, and jo'
!: Jae af1ae labldride,'s fare, in Prince
Srect, the Jalloqviag articles:
Holland gin, Freach brandy,
Jamaica fpirits, cherry bounce one year
sisldd, and an-afiortment of liquors,
Bea. f.cfh teas, coffee, S
Loaf and brown iugar,
Fira quality Sfsa;th iegars, IS.
Rxa ERgliih eheefe,
Excellent fpft Gaelied almonds,
Blk and JAR raiGns iseh add nice,
Excellent pruaes,
AGehovies otithe LAT Importation,
Olives of ditto,
Belt ialiad oil,
Mofsrd, pepper, and brandy fruits,
Bsf frsihslialc juice by the bottle.
Market, cane and work Laikets,
Philadelphia cedar ware,
re5l:ismz7c oi.diaereat.kinds,
tCaycndilh.tobsoco.
~ Together withs general aGortmeDt OF
Crockery Ware, End a nunberoi Other
articles. 90
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Notice..

THE iub!cribe,s have m their hands
fun OF money received from the late 6ra1
Of Mciirs. Tabb and Marty, and Pa.
tnck M'Affiy and Co. merchants Of the
town Of Martiniburg, in the fate of Viz.
GINA; ard as they underaand thai Mr..
Michael M'Kewan, ottaid place, has Pur-
chaled number Of the claims againa that
eaate--- This is, Therefore, to give notice.
to him, and ali others having demands
againit the etiate of the faid Tab and
MARTY, and Patrick Marty and Co.
to bring in their accounts to as, properly
authenticated, on or before the hrit day Of
March next, in order to receive their di.
v;dend of the money in our hands. I'hois
who do not produce their accounts by that
time will be excluded from dividend.
A. 4 J. KENNEDY g. Co.
Bal. Dec. 4. Jaw IaMch