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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-22
Iorrn Gardner Laid

John Gardner Ladd
Ha,i zaisly ,xeefsed for jalt az BIS Wars-.
boa,s, Prmesfrsef t1bayf, ]
Ruilia Sheetings, ner hale or
And India Cotton i
German Linens and one trunk lewing.
Silks and Ribbons,
A few pair handlome Looking Glafles
iagilt and mahogany frames,
Two bales Of Paper Hangings,
A great variety OF mems, womens and
shildrens' fhoes, coarie and fine,
5 zss;s a,''' .sa rs4''
Tea tablefst,s Of China in boxes.
Cotton, wool and playing Cards,
Holland and country Gin OF the belt
quality in,pipes,
w. India, and N.
England Rum, mAnas ana Dis
MolaGss & Sugars
Coffee in bags,
Spinning Cotton,
Butter in frl<ins,
Beef and Pork in bis. and half bis.
Spermaceti and tallow Candles,
White and brown Soap,
Chocolate Of the bef and common fort,
Cheefe Of an extraordinary fine quality,
Shad, Herrings and dried Cod Fifth,
"A quantity of red Soal Leather,
Frelh Raihns and Figsin caiks,
Lemons in boxes, .
Pepper, Alfpice, Nutmegs, Almonds,
: and lnall quantity of trefh Hops, &c.
AJa,
About 50 tons Of Lignumvits.
MAY Il. A--a.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-22
In tlsec4,s Of fumes Giles, q

IN tfIec1fe OF James JstlSes, g
& -. BQnkralpt.
THE sfuhlcriber being duly appointed
Afignee Of the Efate and Effects of James
|Gillies, all ihofcswho are indebted 70 the
faid Bankrupt, or who have any Of his Et-
feets are hereby required TO pay and deli
yer the fame forthwith to the iubicriber
Of to, luch perfon or prrfons only as may De
authorized by me.
July-1. eoIzs
For Private Sale.
Tfe1whole Of my property htuatsd on
Princefs Rreet, in the Town of Alexan-
dria, conf9ing Of 4 good dwelling houfes
with fuficient lots attached to each.
They will be fold together OF feparate as
may fuit perfons inclined to parchaie.
For terms apply on the premiies to
HENRY MsCUE.
Iune II. d3teo
i = ll-az -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-22

The term of partr1erlhlr
heretofore exiting under the firm Of
Hon1b)on 50 Vs'tch, /
expired on The 18th Of December, 1901 :
Albuiinefs relating to that firm will be
fettledby the fubieribers at their counting
room on King 2reet.
JONAH THOMPSOM,
RICHARD VEITCH.
who offer for Sale, on literal
terms, The tolzo4ving Property, siS.
Two Tracts of Land in Lou
doun county, one Of which is ftuate near
the Gum Spring, being well timbered,
and containing four hundred acres--the.
other near Broad Run Church, containing
four hundred acres, (adjoining The lands
Of George Leg on which there is an ex-
renGve peach orchard late the property
OF John Spencer.
One Lot of leale Land, in the.
Manor Of Leeds, Fauquier county, con-
tanning two hundred acres late the'pro-
perty Of. Aquila Davis.
One Tract of Land in Ran
dolph county, containing FIVE hundred
acres laid to be very valuable) htuate on
the foufh ide of Gladly Creek: late the
property of Patrick Dougherty.
One other Tract in Hamp
hore county, on branch Of Falrley's
Run, containing 400 acres: formerly
the property of Daniel Jones.
One other Tract called Ferti-
lily, containing two hundred and fixty
acres, in Weltmoreland county, fate OF
Pennsylvania, Gtuate on the Monongahe-
Ia, about one quarter of mile below
Cafner's Ferry, and 4miles above Parkin-
fon's ferry, binding three quarters OF a
mile on iaid river. "A comfortable pro-
portion of laid tract is bottom land, with
valuable orchard of fugar trees, and
about 90 acres under cultivation; the re-
mainder very heavily timbered.
One other Tract containing
one thoufand acres, son Green River, in
the fate of Kentucky; being part of the
military lands formerly belonging to q.
Rice. deceafed.
One Houfe and Lotin Charles
Town, Jeferfon county, on. the Main
areet leading from Harper's Ferry to
Wincheaer, occupied by Adam Haun.
A vacant Lot in laid town,
Gtuate on the fame areet, adjoining the
fore OF Thomas Hammand.
Two handfome three tory
Brick dwelling Houies, with brick fables
and carriage houies to each, ftuate on
Pcnniylvan;a avenue in the City ofWaih-
ington: at prefent occupied by John Coyle
and Benjamin G. Orr.
A Brick dwelling Houfe IN
George Town, oppodte the wharf occu-
pied by George King, together with part
OF laid wharf.
A Brick dwelling Houle in
tie townof Alexandria, ftuated on Prince
freet, between Fairfax and Royal freets
lately occupied; by Charles Turner.
A corner Lot on Prince and
Royal areets, adjoining faid brick houfe.
The vacant Lots on Prince
Hreet, on the eaR hde Of faid brick houie.
The iituation Of the above property is
equal to any in the town for bufneis.
A Houle and Lot ON King
ftreet: now occupied by S. Snewden and
Co.
A Lot fronting fifty fix feet
on Prince freer, and extending back II9
feet, bounded by an alley on the iouth
on part of laid lot is the warehoufe occu-
piel by Hugh Smith.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-22
April 20.

Wants Employment,
"A young man who is acqualnt-
ed with Accounts, and writes talr
hand-A line addreiled to a. B. and
dropped at this Office, will be attended
to. July 2. cow
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-25

for r,lSiag ,ae;a Iii togeth<.. lie Tioss
fcrges in q itisc OF desperation. Ils 1s.c
not tor eodrqeencfs File has iamtned hmlc,t
up IN. q coyncy of the, draft hoard, lie ea.it
not tar without Infant. extinction. Stand
toTwa5T lbeu orcan 81 tie fnblit 4oi,isl thou,
prefidential bag pipe, thou bullying poltroon,
thou hardened rnifianl IN the name o.Isod,
and this country. 4 charge thee TO ftalsss foS-.
ward, and give ,irl ani,ver If thou canft5 70
the Recordef 6cfcnces OF Timothy Pick
e,ins.
Tell US watiier the ecrnmitte's refort, or
thy battered contradiction Ieieryes mott TO be
srlited' Iellus into how many rags Olive
Woieott mutt have Aogecd thyearcsfe, had
lad he caughe thee, in the TreaiiirY offiiise.at
midnight pslsh fsolenkeFs in enc hand, ai,d
eut-throas iafthorn IN the otheri Me.hinks
ice the HausIIgEAkER kulkinr over
Sheinut Stree, stsing AMI ittuinting arouea
MA, tgefnbiinsa at every fcp, and atT4i Of l,is
own wsi.per Afk Duane, at this da,.
wilat3elFets he difcovered, what deeds OF darL-
nets he brought to light, what e pUs5 70
ses7LUNoER u he detected? Duane is dafnl.
l1uaflc wants To- get CT with cantine' abot.t
85e fri! cal Pregrs6 and Liflcn's pro
Jeet 'pf Inc purchaic Of Caliender. Pc
wants 10 fIeak eff BIZ ifihine facts in 2 tar-
reot OF falsehood. sHs yi5aH nat tins eSc4bs
Not ore word Will Duane lay coneert!1ins-
nTonior' letters, or the notorious aiee-tlfe-
u7ens Ct nisnfelf as more than iufpeceeS vi
lam or the printing of the private, intercens-
eo' the broke up letters OF a Britifh mnbaRa
ooi felony for which he was rrofceuted,
arc which he committed with the concurrence
OF governor MiHiin.f A being TINS bact-
neycd IN fraud, thus black with treaehcry. has
honaa JeFeFfan felecfcd as the defender Of
RS far fame There fofnetimcs occurs in lffg
an ,nsufeive union of fouls that is iu1n1ediafy
y ,diiceFRcd and felt, taf fpnrns the fctteys 81
d'itsncs and tufpicion, apd ruihes at once IN
the CRAP Of confidence Such is that it,ft;nc,
ave sfriendfhip, that fympathetic harmony a
ae6Fss, which CLOVIS in ali its glory ctvgeets
enc printer aud his prehdenty the Pyladcs and
S2settes, the David and Jonat!,a., ii the day
hou ihail write callG,nies 4gainl Caficn-
der, and I fall pay thee for Them. He
6 lhall aln,ate my character AMI th;s5s -
ihaii extefnplatc.''
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atcgE LAST WsoR Is WITH
CREE HIM
si,s
DUNE.

...F ls w. 4 n
bcl, q. fT'o'tff,s'ie IF otfsY Pigsss 5s &
ia '''fE,''5efy ana i'aaiFeifs, il: 7e face ::
,@l't,' "oat follows Gao &c aieertaiaed oy
Whcfe pr'hfias Office of witnefes n yin.
'ei '@i'' 'AsTe. was crauyi Up far tf1c Virginia
1NSGc' < iIhaA PIECE Upon tic neglect Of
ii'''.o''S'u'es m VIRGINIA. We l9n1e.tfsi re,
Pse'eIeilce 9. attenlon uhich was 6sitemer},
1 POM. the pe@igres OF S'ft2 fef, ans,f p.arS
1yFe*'; = 9F4tt Sgftnigha afscr, the ,,iece
~.-l'N oAeS rom Duena padert,c f.apc of an
eNs'';>I g a letter tFoni genfign,a, rs
~. :; ogas't was mean enough To gasal ~,
"E''eicf "i'i;c1 fc 91as TOO engious to 55sYrsyy.
-. al hoJ2@fE manly manner; and th. he
e0'Sfee h,s =thsft by the invention of q fa!fe
''ooa' y tPe 1alfK'atl1n of q gsatlsraH, ,VlN,
l'SsseT NAG a be':3' We have GA former be-
caiions, given 4afieus ini2aaccs oEfi1sE4
]AI'loi' cseIE number Of his paper has. IN,
PottuIl5of Oh kind or other. 'This i -.
~ L oieA PslfA OF republican PRINCIPLES
ti''o "n2ea 2.ofssnd it@te OF degradation rn,s5f
,at pre'leS OF party DC plunged, when tie
lahouTsot Inch men as Duane and Cgce,i,,v,.
can DC conijdered II iinoorfanra
Cnc eifcamAaDes IS f,h5c;eus r., c,,,,,7.,,..
the wafiJ1a waaf an extrrt.f,s5sFf ~ g.
and eentstngf sid thafs ss4,e,a.{ $50
w. 1. *
xeee5Per, sir',Sts repttblseanf 5ieE. W.. 80
'Shcf'l entire columns; and we do not ,bink 4
worth while to make ar anftver 70 ono {orrt,,
part Of what VIC quote. We trarErr,be 60
theft hacks hanklYan 6otractelv, witho"-
garbling, or fiinchine, as as the lin,;,e -
our paper win permit tben i),,s,,a :.
to attack another editor, Gjrcts g.
words from long pafage. ..faY3s {.L,,,a.,.
it'ts The purpoie before bin; and tbon ~.
draws what Inference he thinks pro7cr =
the Recorder Of July 2Ift our Vireinian ca+
respondent has fixed Duare il a fsG@ of hi.
Eind' Il was not a caf,al niftake. wh;cb =
I :, gag. made even BY the beH of men.
u was not an inlcicnt ex9gseraticn Of trn1,
Which has p ofrcnfA!ie8 tic felcsdor o go
'0ry. D'gee 7yas coa9,5tcd Of cool. ana
elaborate lyiseIa os fal~hood. Never c. -.
1.s e%nisi,ee q fr''n4o rcafon, Ia the wogiS
i ! 4 HoTe abiolute frlgnnh rpoa H. ~
''1s' or' upon the othet Gde, morn cp,,r,,
,s :. Is sE',nStlon Of fhe poHsGliiy Of dsf,fcc
OF 9 fehit9aee. W. were 40; atrh;,,e...
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aided or absltcd toe Publication, II Calicndcc
had, AT the beginning made a full confcSiion of
the whole, and given up the nan,es OF his ac-
completes he federal court would ,non GER
family have inttituted pro!ecusioas. Mir. JEFF
ferion, at tiias ;iFne che vice pfeiifcnt OF the
unl'ed States and ieveral etie, hisn political
Characters, would have been called 70 the bar
OF the court; teGtence would have been paii,
ed upon them, and they mutt have taken the
place which fen 10 Calender.
When VIC reflect upon the whole fifbie6t,
there appears 20 be great rootr, 70 admire the
fitmncis and perseverance, of Calicadci; and
We arc aitoni;hed at the pitful reward which
has been given 70 him BY his employers. In
every poins of view, it appears that Caleilder
has bad great caufe of complaint, and 'se cam
not be aifondhed at the uneauiyocal panner
IN which il has been erprclled.
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he's rade. This piece, although neither
!one, nor Mighty co!oured, has produced vio-
sci anilycr in the Examiner and which
Implies, of courie, an attack npon the ch,-
ga5tct Of ths Virginia Gazette. 1hall take
ny own way of defending my detcrdcr and
nyielf IL the Recorder Sur, rs thar paper
does not appear TIL next "Wednesday, will
yol.r kindaeis indulge me with the inicrjion
o, Z, few lines, ii, the n'es,fi eitne
As fot uyfelf, care but very little, what
any man can lay. General rcproach goes tor
nothing ard a ipecifc charge ara always
Eager % meet, and, trua, always able 70 re-
pell Anidh the mountains of accuiation
which have been piled up againit nc, it is
mot recoiie6fed that any Richmond writer has
inpcacoea ms with cheating him, OF any
other perfen out ofa ih;ning. Ii has never
bean laid that any man IN tins city had occa-
lion TO dun me for pay,aent Of an accompt.
he whole aignment amounts to M inco-
herent rhapiody concerning I. perional Filth
:. hard drinking 3. ingratitad,. 4. apo1acv.
:. An endle.s collection CT az the dcsrsdiny
epithets iii TIE Ensfih language.
AS tor the fri, my ikin is about as clean
as f6srt5 riQcs can MAKE IL. IF every one
would sake the fame trouble, if they would
accu!eou thcuf4ivcs to the cold bah ~ al
teatons OF the rear, there 7~oold DC very ftnall
yrentionof aeues, aai rheun,at;li0s. As for
the fccoild charge, il was advanced IN the
Examiner and the author of il received an
anfwc1, w hich, truit, he will remember 10
tbe ief dgy If bi5 iJt. Thoie who perpf,,
the Recorder can determine whether thcy
ehinl: thar ann IN pr fiction Of my faculties.
haits:. TO pafs ovet the remainder of nv
accuiations.
The perfonal attack upon The writer of the
Plain Dta!ey came from defpera,io, V 10 is
ont IF fbe iaaa. This valuable editor, in laf
fridays Examiner, advanced 4 ipecihc denial
IF fact whchhad been 2i5ftiaily recorded, Y our
diligence anticipated me In the purpofc Of de-
teeting this untruth. The corrctpondcnce
between Mr.. David III. Randolph ard Levi
Lrcoln, has 5if tbatnaiiuP pen tbe Feed, We
{hall hear very little more about the remilian
of fines from the brivatf 9urfe cf nreii6spt
it is not 70 well known rs il oneht 70 be.
that the nilfnkcn friendlnp and the Gull
pabIe humanity of the Plan Deale,,
went lar towards preventing IN arrettmcnt
and trial of SEsl.aA fsnSs. Thu. infinitely
correct IS the old Proverb. Sa5c a tbirf }reg
~ eailaoVs, ard be suiH rat ysay tbro.si. The
5uilneis remains open. If the siIaGin is am
njtioas OF trial, he in.ll be grstified. If
nafsing fl,orto f dei}ruetion can fierce aim,
80 :, ff;Fiy wtfaes. ti,st aE SHALL BE AR
Rgs ~, His brother has at leaf, ,Here
rI1i5s2 ,3agh rot 5et(es principles han
hmfei; 2nd the new Norfolk edisor IS irl-
plortd to apprehend lie preient intination in
IFS broadeft and mott iulpre<ive Iatitude.
IS Young nan," laid julius C;efar to the
tribune Meteilus, <'you know that il is rs
81 ealy for me 20 92, as to Ga1 isis.
AIEC = t7Aj
Riebmond, }
8urnR . "a rQco (
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Fem tie V1so1N1A GAzErrz.
[
-3x,gaf 2IA. 1902. !

the Virginia (; azctte Of tbs 18th currcnt
contains long extract from the Recorder Of
the g1th. I his conpreis-neis par 81 our z,1jt,s
% G5tetbam, wl'Ica pronifes3 b. the var, 60
have an extenhse circulation. We have a.
ready iecu three complete repubhcaticas oe
the whole piece, q Alexandria, 1T n fainr-
lo1,.3nd 81 Baltimore. After a7akimea al *
taG3, Mr.. j1avls concludes with the fellow
ine obfervations Of his own
!ts not g2GIbIe for us 70 pubiifl the vv!.,,lc,
OF thi5 aniwef. We believe fhat this fac
73ent ard publication, cmhtals all the nof
.rataI al parts. Our readers vii no .oubc
be pieaied in contemplating the fiaeular
itresgth and energy Of MIR. Galiendef's file,
and we lrppoie, that all t'lofa, wl7oie cur:ctify
or fafpicios1, may lead ghevu to read ltc Re-
cofder, viii not fail to unise wit1 us i
opinion, thai Callcnd&. Iias taesed she sah!os
upon Ihecth4g1s aud that Mr. laFor!op pas
trdrlcen4gd hts powers, 10 giving the swo
hundred doi!ar to Calender, after razy had
been oaid IN prEi.a7ee Of TIC iadgeracnt Il
he CO.. Z.
VITA -fpca to -.e qagnentof 10 d .as
as an eGco4 ager,ene 81 8GiNng es Ntg
pe6t," fneit appeaT % every mssg ~ u
lbeit ~ gg glni - wrtiag @'dessfag
,hr Projpe5 hefetc g,' Mit iefcr{c I'D
ard allotted y IN - bateyer ert
ny CHARACTER aea}ft @fe abaied &,
C'lacnder, thcy wore II l3se ,1abaer sbuf
~ fafcrioa, Madi4tu, aad al! ot,sy.s of
@5fj3D, eho sf4Y ~ &C sats Of RI
ne agoiua,r Eas tys
1e I'll qtrad ia, = 1880
t,sf4tlictl o. tte ,oUf tn,
i'm, .rcatcd IS trey
Hs.iy tha. immet.
i,,y, t,eeo ,ral5t,,,t
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10 DOLLARS RE5YaRD.
RUN AWAY,
f7ron TIE SabsriJtr, RE ST. igfaaf,
A NEGRO WOMAN,
FANNY.

& BOUT thirty years old The is Of mid
d|eilze, fpenks quick and ihort, with
pleaiing counteaance; walks with her toes
turned III. No doebt but what il1e may have
got forged PATS, and viii endeavour TO pats
for free woman. | expect the Wiii eridea-
your 30 ger tredcricktbure, Oh Richmond,
where The has bscn before, and attempted to
pals rs Tree woman. Her dreis was black
Pettieoat, with y white jacket Took with
her tundrY other clothes, aInong which were
a ifiIped Virginia cloth pettieoat; generally
wears ftiver ring; wears ncAt pair OF lra-
der ihoeS. lra5her expect Tue viii endeavour
10 get on hoardof tp,ne vciIelcr other, ifpofi.
Die, as ihe made the attempt once be3ore.
there.ote forwarn all matters Of scaels and
Others from harbouring of The iaid negro, Of
sakiug OF her on.
viii give Ten Dollars reward TO any per-
ion "!o will bring her TO ne in I.ouita Coun-
fy.
JAMES YOUNG.
Ao",t;:, A&g~R, l7tt. 1909. .
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f5's'a@, 44sW tslk, 80s.

II Turner Dixon, at or near Port ROYAL.
c6uies TO teri to TINS oHice tvclye cents IS
me poitage o. i;s late letter, and two dollars
n y @,HAnce tor one year OF the Recorder, r.
inaLi nave IT. and NOT ct eerwilc We cannon
ps linking money FOR people Of whom we
Know nothing, bus that they do nos paw the
poitage Of ihciT letters.
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Chr ,RlGnR.M mn.
RICHMOND.
htGUS7 q5yk. 1909.

: nNneroos quantity of letsers is weekly
,II 70 this ofiicr, without paying the posaee
we g1ve the public this notice, tfat in fA,,f9c.
mould any letters be addrenel to this ofice'
TeiPeefihe the " Recorder, and not poit pa;d.
'ueh is'SsrS vail be returned 70 ..,eir original,
owners, oder another cover.
%lS5"1ot@, 4AgG isIk. iBOs.
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= Duane Rylcs aimfeif 70.

/ l his was tie tisie tashiS mated articles in
tne Aurora OF June, 1880. There ncvae Ayass
a g1oEe abiolete bnr6Rg than sasgsvhol@ fasor.g-s
ne sedeTals were eor'aetel ss:ssa
own tas Ssrite weapcs1s. 81 assl
.iv as fs,,.;5s..a az c., 80 !. ses.ss
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W[9NTED.

K OUR or Five .Journeymen Sbeesrskers,
that are good foher wofkrncf1. Their
wages tnali be--Lobg Boots, 1sE-shorr
co. Isf---Sbocs per pairs and os6s. work
- proportion.
. LOCAN,
WHO mas on hand, a large ard general abort
nent ofBO9IS and SHOES for (aie, on
Reasonable terms for Cain.
&.fb~'0a@, -E-gea 43a. 3Q2.
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Ga lenders
is ocncEttof.
Hes that I had
Pra8,G The
ooks Yery Ike a
81 aaca nGf, we
5ragh, and without
Paffgc, ehat is iu-
~ rel! wnsI take 70
1 his explanation rc-
patience, seniis rca-
foch tirafope rubb;ih,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-27

What fuccefs has attended their efforts,
remains to be determined. Prudent men
diicover reafon to apprehend, that, while
their object is only the ruin o. an indi-
vidual, they may endanger the exitence
of rhe a1mIniitration. How far Mr.. Ief,
ferfon can corhdc in the projections OF tha
Clintons, he will prelently be able to de.
eide. On the fidelity and attachments Of,
the Livingitons, he can, with iatety, rely,
while he has Offices to give them, or they
have other friends to betrly.
BRUTUS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-28

Clark Bis

INFORMS his friends. and The public, that
i he has removed from Bsniacr's wharf, to,he
dwelling houfe belonging TO Capt. Caie6 Gard
sy, in Thsnes-Strees, formerly occupied by
Capt. Wing SPooner--wheTe he has for iAle,
General AHortrpent Of
Welt-lndia Goods:
Among Others, are the following articles, viz.
Brandy, Wef-India Rom, 4ih proof do. Gin,
New EngIand Run, Wines OF different kinds,
Molaaes. Loaf aud Brown Sugars, Coffee, Tess,
Of varicus kinds, Chocolate. RaiGns, Pepper.
Alipice, Cinnsmoa, Nusmegs. Flour, Rye and
Indian Meal, Buner, Cheefe, Soap, and Cam
dies; various kinds Of Glafs Ware, Stone Wase,
Knives. and Forks, Jack Knives, Pen Knives,
large and fmsll Spoons, Chef Locks and Eilcs,
CrockeSy and Tin Ware, Axes, Hatchets and
Hoes. MeHs and Boys Shoes, Cofks, Bfimfone,
Lampblsek, Store Lime. Lamp Oil, Powder.
Shot and FIinss. Filming Lines Of various kinds,
Leads snd Hooks. deep Tea Leads and Lines,
Bellows. metal Tea Pots, writing Paper, wrap
ping paper BY the fesm. Bed CoSds, Log Lines,
MaFlings, feamen's Chefs, Oak Kegs holding
from one quart TO FIX gallons, Buckets. Coffee
and Pepper ready ground Tor use and num-
Der Of other AfiicIcs not mentioned. Csptsins
Of vcfels, and others, may be fuppIied on the
ihorteA notice. and every favor gratefully sc-
knowledged.
Newport, May 7. iso,. s4sf.
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h,nea man in the isce---dresded shc cshiga,ioa
which you knew sould iaA Il on you. Your
coward heart trembled, while you poapanoa
the evl to diitanr day lyon calculated upon
loag period Of time before the Knowledge Of
your sudacity Mould reach nc. and bling down
ou you the expedition which you are conlciov,
yvo merit. have now tskea you M, aod
srua before lay you down. that you fhsll sp-.
pearin yopr true coloars, worthy sGocis,e Of
thoie whole chafacten you have deicnbcd. y
mong the mott infamous Of mankiod.
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Nathaniel Naion,

INFORMS the Public that he has commenc-
i cd the I'm PL.sTE Working BuGnels, az
tho houic occupied by his father Baud AejSs,
nearly oppolte the foot Of the Church- Lane,
where ell kinds of Tin Ware is msuuisttred in
the bea manner, and at the fhoreA notice. Of
she bclt materials. All orders for any kind of
Tin Ware, executed Immediately. Copaant
attendance given, and she fmalisR favoU ac-
knowledeed.
NraOporf, Jaxe AZ. iSo7. 9sd
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FOR SALE,
Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
a few Hhds. 4th proof Jamaica Spirits
good favored.
10 Puncheons sd proof Rum.
50 Barrels beit N. Y. Supeifine Flour.
2 CaAv Malaga Wine.
40 Hhds. of good retailing MoLAssEs.
1000 Weight belt Green Coffee, by
Whoiefale or Retail.
A few Csiks OF
SHERRY WINE,
of an excellent quSfisy.
Neqvp0rf, May, 1o. yotf
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SATURDAY, Aucvsr %, 1902.
Difrid of Rbode-JQand, to 7cit.

DJfrid of Rbode-Jaand, TO zoit.
DE il remembered, thar on the nineteenth
ID day of Aogua. in the s~en,y -feven,h year
of the independence of The Uniied States Of
America, JosErH RopMAs VI the faid diantf,
hath depoitcd ia AHA Office the title of Book,
the right whereof he claims as Proprietor. in
she words following, to wit. Z" qbe teytS5 de-
coxrfan,, or an iup,sved Sygsn Of Bosk- -Kstpirg,
areorSirs -Dab The asp,sved Italian Metbod,
adapted 10 ,be eapaeiiirs Of y0xtsfni S,sArsis. and
qOort5y tte qt,estiss IF sbs n6 accomplished msy-
e5sr,, By JsttSb Rsdnar," in conformity TO rhe
Aa Of the Cougrcis Of the United States, inti-
tsled +" Aa Aet for the encouragement OF learn
ing. by fecu'ing sbc copies Of maps. charts and
books, to the authors and proprieton of fuch
copies. .'turiig the rines therein neationed."
EDMUND T ELLERY.
Cierk eftbe DJfri7 If Rhode Lqasd.
A true copy of Record.
Acct, E1aund T. Rlesy.
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LAWS OF THE UNION.
lruBLisaEp by AurRoRirs.

sEvxNrH cosuRsss
y Bs
UNITED STATES,
ar ibsir E56 Esfss,
Began sod held at ,heCi.
ty OF Warrington. 10 the
Territory Of Columhis.
on Mooday. tho 7sh OF
December, 1901.
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TO BE SOLD,
# f II x M,

# f II X NJ,
T YING in Exeter, State of Rhode Iiland,
IL about sx miles from Wickford, contain
ing SO acrcs Of good Land. With two Dwelling
l>,ufes. aud other ou buildings. IL may be
ra,chafed together, or in fepafate diyfions.
Payment wili be made eafy.--Alfe,
A fhare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acrs 'of
excellent Land. For further particulars spply
90 PARDON TILLIHGHAST.
Err,y. Feb. &c. ssh