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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-11
Hamilton's
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

the iFeedy rellel anu permanent cure 0I Tic VAIL
Qua com plaints which reiult from dihpated plea
mes-iuvenils NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in CHI
mates unfavoursblc to the eonftiturion-the I'M
moderate ufe of tea, frequent intox;eation or any
other defiru6tive intemperanee-the unlkiful OF
excefiva ulc Of mercury-the dleales peculiar to
females, at a certain period Of lite-bad iyings
in, &c. &c.
And is proved by long and extenGve experience
to be absolutely unparalleled in the cure Of
Nervous diorders, Violent cramps in the
Conlumpsions, homach and back,
Lowneis Of fPirits, lndigeaion,
Lois of appetite, Melancholy,
Impurity Of the blood, Cous in the itona0h,
Hynerical affections, Pains in the limbs,
Inward weakneHes, xelaxatlons,
Seminal weakneiIes, Involuntary enniilons,
Folur albus, (crwhites) Obitlnats elects,
Barrennei,, Inpotency. &c. &c.
The principal operations OF this remedy is in
the ftemach, reiiorring the d;geitivc powers, and
Tending from that organ new health and vigcr
into every part of the fyftem; it enriehes aud pu
rifesthe bloodwishout inaanaing it; braces, with
oue tlimula,ng TOO violently the nervous fyiten,;
f,rengtheas the fecretory veiiels and tho general
hah;t. brings back the DIuicular flores to their
natural ana neSilOy tOS, S"~ 49,! - 1890 ..A-a.
,;on which inlmod:rate evacuatioas have ceisroy-
ed. and whole lois had thrown the whole frame
into langour and debility.
The ReAo,a,;ve is abio,u.ely above all recon-
nendation in removing ,ho!e w:aknetlss and i',s-
irn,;,;es with which many females are affixed,
n. conleauences of difficult and painful labours.
or Of iniudicious treatment therein. -
TIL. mot ohfinats iem;nai giests, and ,hen'ois
d:areifng cafes cffIuor alaus in females, fall par
t;cularly under the province Of this re.tcrativs-
, lsaIv en.s1. BY correcting and prnyiag tie
acrimonious hamoE. rc!toring proper degree
or ,eniion to the relaxed Gbrss, and strengthening
the weakened organs.
In cafes Of extremity, where the long prcva.
ieuce AMI obainsey OF diieals mas brought on a
.eoeral in2ovcrifhmens OF the iyaen,, exeesiise
debility of the whole frame, and waiting Of the
asi,, which no nOuriaal zen. OF cordial could re-
pair, perleveranee in the uis Of this medicine
l.. .c formed ,h, n,cf. aaonia;ag cures.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-11

William Hawthorne
Has FIR Sale at bis Nil, or in Aisxaudria,
PLATTER Of Paris by the
ton, or ready ground by the buhel,
Indian Meal and Rye Meal, bolted or
unbolted,
Corn, or any other grain, ground for
tell at the mill.
At bis fare III ta7vn,
Hay in bundles, Corn by
the bulhel,
Loaf and lump Sugar by the hoghead
or barrel,
FirR and fecond quality James River
Tobacco, in kegs,
A few very good Mil Spindles,
Two good Scale Beams.
Three boxes s by 10 Window Glafs,
James River Coal.
Far Sale,
"A number of valuable Lots in town,
A FINAL Houie on lot of rs feet front
on Water Street, next door to Major
Munca;ter's.
.AJ6, FIR Sale or Rent,
A valuable Brick HOule
on King arees, now in the tenure of Tho
mas Cruie.
To Let,
A ftory Frame Houie
on Duke itreet, with large garden and
well of good water at the door.
JUST RECEIVED,
Asd far lals on liberal credit, or to ex-
charge fer F|5nr
1900 buihels Of excellent Turks
Hand Salt, and
90 bis. prime Beef.
4 baye "Ja,
90 quarter caiks Port Wine.
VIM. HODGSON.
Feb. Z.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-11

By virtne Of a Decd Of uh
t,gm Robert Hamilton and ETHER Ii,
2 ruts, to. the JaIJt,ibers, on SATUR-
] DAY che feyen,eenth day Of April
next, suA b: <xp9ltd to (a!e, stw
the t~myfs, en- CREDIT Of
s, Is, ~ and 10
months, tie payments to be ,ftex,yl 5,
ab3r0csa Jseantifs.
& A Lot Of Ground
Lying upon the fou,h hde Of Prince
lsrees and to the eafward OF. Water llreet,
in tn: town of Alexandria, extending ,,
Zee. upon Prince ttrset, and running back
~ feet inches, On which is erected
councillors two itory frame dwelling
houls.
k5ts,
Another Lot of Ground
adjoining thereto, extending sc fee, to
an feet alley, with the privilege of the
alley. Upon this lot is erected ware.
houic the whole front. This grsuud is
iubjett to an annual rent forever of e.
vent, Two dollars. Titles will be made
as foon as the payments are fecured.
JAMES KEITH,
JOHN G. HERBERT.
March s. d
IANNEY g PATTON
Haze jga rseeivea and obEr far Sax,
A quantity CT New-England
Rum, ard Liverpool Ware in crates.
Feb. z. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-11
.VENEREAL DISEASE.

Tho.c whom hi, may unfortunately concern,
arc Informed thas furey has now been received
of
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-11

In The eeG Of ANDREW Baokruot,.
RAMSAY g Vim. RAMSAY. A'p'''
The fubfcriber being duly appointed
anignee Of the efate and effects Of the laid
.4z4rs1v Ramjay and the faid WaJam
HAm/ay. All perlcns indebted to the faid
bankrupts, or tina, have any Of their e!-
fests, are hereby required to pay and de.
liver the fame to the fublcribsr and to no
other perfon whonloever.
UOHN Mc'IVER
Alexandria, Feb. z5. eoIzt
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PROPERTY,

CONTIGUOUS TO ALEXANDRIA,
TO BE RENTED.
THE fub(eriber purpoles, in
the enfaing fpring, to lay of, and leaf:
forever, comfortable number of
BUILDING LOTS,
Handsomely Gtuased upon Warrington,
Fairfax and other itreefs extended each
lot from 20 to IS feet in front, with the
depth of 100 feet 10 commodious alley;
the whole commanding delightful view
Of the City Of Warrington, the Potomac,
and the circumjacent country.
A; the Rent required is only Cd per
foos front, none need apply uttfofe who
will convenant to build.
CHARLES ALEXANDER, Jun.
Feb. Is. Std 3taw
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06

which REQ nsch divided q Tome tine paa. i,
I he,e, yirldjny % shc evideroe daily anGog,
that che great buIk Of OR citizens have. ~
commoa ohje<1. the pfelersation Of federal and
Tsprelensasivc government - organized by the
confiiturion. and the sdluinifsasion OF il With
The leaf burihen which their fafcty, foreign and
domefic. will admir-. To keep il in its proper
line. The doings Of shoie whom you appoint 10
high oficc. fbould be watched With afiftnel.,
aud noted with that csndor. which, fp<zking
10 The voice of frispd. il thanifollys ysErcciyed.
and weighed with scipct3- :. A. ~
: <.Tke principles Of my .ihsdguraI addrrfs,
which yod'are pieaicdto notice, we're dictated
by the iiocerr conv;tfions Of my mind. and ina,i
be faithfully adhered 70 in the geflion of your
affairs and am happy. thar you view my ad-
miniitrarion 10 far with cordial appreciation.
Jafice and truth require ihai l laekno3Iedge how
much am indebted to my cosdjurors and co.,
fiitutional advifers, in whcie pcffpnal virtues
and political wiidom you have exptrfrd con-
fdence 70 jue, 70 well msri,ed, and 70 iafe.
The reftoration OF peace is 40 univerfal
blcfiag, for which in,erees, as veil as our re-
igion, call for our thsnkfulnefs.
Accept for youifrlves, gentlemen, and ihofe
Whole frntiments you have neen deircd TO cam
municate. my sncere thanks tor ihc expeditions
70 pefonally obliging TO me. and The aiiarances
ofmy refpett aud high confederation.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
IN ADDRESS

Has been forwarded TO the Pre6dect by
the citizens Of the county Of Kennebec, to which
the following is th. reply -
To MeGc. NATHAN wRsToS, DuDLrr B.
HosARr. and JOSHUA WiHcArs, a COM
miftee OF the ConRitu,ional Republicans OF the
County Of Kennebec. in the diRrd OF Maine.
He9isgfs~. Jsx. IS, 1904.
GRNrLEMtn,
THE Addrefs you have been pleased to
forward me from the Connitusicnal RePobli-
cana Of the county OF Kennebec, has been duly
yeceived, ard with that fpcere fatisfstiion which
expeditions Of 70 much confidence are calculated
to infpire. The diassence Of political opinion
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
Esra6 y letter from sextleman ia KestSety
10 BIS bysf6e,-ia issp in Y,rginia.

10 BIS 6,ef6e'-ia iasp in firginia.
"PASSING from domeftic intelligence,
haaen to lay before you the outlines of the mott
augua proceedings Of the people OF God that
ever was fcen in this fate.
" The people known by the name Of Pref
byte'ian,, aflembled on Friday lar at Concord
meeting -houte by way of preparation for the
Lords Supper. did not attend until Sabbath
day, when iaw ihe ordinance administered, and
many Of the people proarate on the ground cry
ing for mercy. paAsd the day as an impartial
SPECTATOR, bar frequently wrapped in amazement,
wonder ard doubt, aud anxious for certainty
retired to folirary part Of the woods and there
proasatcd myielf before the great God CT heav.
en- and earth, and frsqu.n,ly prayed to be direa-
cd in the right wsy. Bur, alas. re,urned with
a moR obdurate heart. ready TO Witty, ripe for
reproschirg snd perfecutinR the people Of the
mott high God. I filled il en,hu6ahical leviiy,
called il deluiion Of the Devil, in conjunc-
ton with hypocnfy, operating on the minds Of
the iIliterate and cssdcloos by the powess Of
oratory. Notwithstanding. laid !. il may turn
the wicked. alter the drunkard, and finally re-
form the prod,gal; rcverhslcis I thor il dero-
.satory 70 the Lava Of God. You may ea6iy
Zee BY this that returned much difplcsied with
the proceedings Of the day. ] did not idsepd
90 rsssra The Gay fo'lowias. bat while nan-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
Much obIoquy has been attempted to b.

Much obIoquy has been attempted to be
thrown on the charaessr Of the Prcidcnt, for
pardoning Lewis Freeman, convicted of pafiiug
counterfeit bank bill. From the higheR TO
the loweR Of the oppoGtion papers, they mp
braided Mr.. Jefcrfon, with ade6gn to dsaroy
all banks, and as one means Of effetting this de-
Ggn, to let Ioofe forgen and coun,erfciters, os
Aimfy prctexts, on the hfR application, while
his more virtuous predeceGor had difresardeda
petition previooly prefca,ed to him.
This cafe is fated at full length in the A
merican Mercury, an excellent Repsblicsu pa.
per printed at Hartford from which il appears.
that petition was Forwarded to Pre6dent A
dams. dated Newhaven. Feb. Is. 1901, accom-
pauicd with acer,i6ca,e. fgned by three re2sta-
bic phy6cians. and fecood 6goed BY the Dif-
tria Attorney. and fx other reputable public
charattefs, attefting to the prifoner's hcknefs &
seeblcnefs Of coufitation. This pesi,ion. from
the extreme hurry OF bu6nefs IN the few IsR
days Of Mr.. Adans' sdminiRn:ion, Law snzt-
tended to until his fuccsFor came inso cfice. by
whom from aconfcioufneis Of the deIicscy of the
cafe. and IN abhorssnce u the crime, the petit
ton vas sejefed. This occsGoned fccond
Pesision TO Be Pres<nsed to Mr.. Jefsrfon, Jass
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
1871 All

The above is taken from thoofiicial return
of the whole dutie, ariGng on Carriages in the
different fates agreeable to the documents
tranimitred TO Congrcf. by the Secretary of the
Trsafnry, under the date Of the zIa of Dec. lat.
We have ,ho't il nccrHary to pubiilh IT a, this
time to counteratt the INTERPRETATIONS and
confantly repJeienting that the Southern peo-
pie, particularly the Vitginians, ride in their
coaches, and that the taa on carriages, beap
much harder on them, than on the people OF the
New England States--For that reaion they arc
determined to- have that tax abolifhcd. Bat
what IS the faft Look at the above Ax,ement,
you will fee it proves all they have faid on that
inhjea to be abfoIutely falie--For, no,wih-
fianding Virginia contains much greater num-
Der of inhabitants than any other State in the
Union; yet you will obferve .MaHschuieus pays
sos dolls. a. cents, more OF the carriage tax
than Virginia. And even this PLAIN Stare Of
Connecticut, pays more of the carriage tax in
proportion to the nnmber of iss inhabitants, than
what they fyls the fr0a4. iasnis~, 6omj~esrfss
Virginia.
Thcfc are faa, no, to be denied--every
man may make ,hc calculations for himfeIf.
Another Official document exhibits, "~
faxmenf Of fbs dxfU a,jGsg on Jpiyis Iiaiilel
during fbe year erd'rs en- f5e 3ISef Dec. 1901"
Which makes the whole smoun, of duties
arihng thercform DoNs. $3.50 IA
Of which, the five New. England States
pay Doils. IzS,5oI oSI
And the eleven States Sou.h OF Connect.
icut pay oaly DOLL, 1887 I6
Which 10 but httc more than one ninth part
as much as the New -Ensland States pay.
YET the Tory fapsrs TO deceive you. cry QUE
that the internal revenue is to be abolilhed, be-
cauic the Southern people have TO pay it; and
the whole burthens and expenccs OF government
are 20 be thrown on the Northern States.
What degree Of credit is to be given to fuch
declarations, made in the face of official Gate.
ments, we will leave to every candid man to
judge. [Ha,lisys Meyosyy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
STATEMENT OF DUTIES UPON CAR
EIAGES,

For ibs esavCSnee Of te,jsm !; Garing fbe ysaS
rud.sg on fbe 3F D,e. lsoI.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-04
CONCERNING
DR.. READS CASE

Upon the 23d of June Iaa, we nuhI;n,.i
IN lHlS paper, tome remarks relating to tb@caC.
OF )r. Read, ofNorfolk. Accord3ne ~ sbe
facts "a therein aIledged, it appeared fhat d. D.
kead had been much agerieved. We eyneS+
ga ehaF, It there were errors in our arconn+
Tome OF the pcrfons who were concerned :,
the ,ballnetS, would have offered e;tber con -
tradictlons, or explanations. Theft bavs nat
appeared. We therefore conclnde tb,, no. no.
1tatenleat was corre9. '"'
i ne following extracts from the before
ule1eloneo publication are again offered for
G I Since the 22d of Tune. there
~ a$C re. oeeh aooYe an hundred addition
d ino,cribers to the Recorder. OF theft. ns,,,,
would not nnderffand our prcfent obferysti,
ohs' without the help of tholc extracts.
" l ne general court has iun fn;hed Re
i'ni-annuai felton,. The public cu,ioiitv has
osen much excited by the expe3cd tr;sI of
tnc commonwealth's profecutior aoa;nR ~
John K Read, Of Norfolk. The nrors-
cution vas founded upon an accufation. Which
was exhibited agajnit Dr. Read. about TWO
years ago. He was accufedo Of havino com-
mitted TO the Jail of Norfolk, and HAVING af-
forwards delivered TO Mr.. Hamilton. tbr Bri-
hih coniui, hllor named Hugh Jones, who
had been on: ofthe nautineers, on board of the
britnh frlg.tc Hcrmione j. was further
aiiedSed, that Jones was fcns by Hamilton to
the Wet'-lndies, where he was tried, con-
demncd, and executed. a complaint, e.n5ra-
sing all theie things, was made to governor
Monroe, By Richard Evers Ice, Of Norfolk.
The governor and council ferit Mr.. George
Hay to Norfolk, to enquire into, and make
report Of the facts. his trip colt the com
monweaith ABOUT roo pounds. Mr.. Hay vas
Tome time az Norfolk he took many Aida
vits Fnd enc'oisd then to the governor and
council, accompanied by letter, IN which il
appeared that be conceived the faCss to Be CT
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-04
MISS ROBBINS,
Lately from London,
PROPOSES to open in R1cHMoxp, a
BOARDING SCHOOL

For the reception Of You've LADIES. Her
education, the Aatters herfelf, has been fuch
as 70 render her adequate to the undertaking
| hole young Ladies who may be confded
TO her tuition, will be in}ruGad in the Eng
lin and French languages, Writing and Arith-
netlc, with every other ufeful and polite &C
eomPliihment.--Particula care will he paid
20 their morals, and every rsquifte attention
will be given them.
Tire mott approved matters for Mufc,
Dancing, &c. will De engaged.
Perions delirous Of being further informed
Of the advertiser are requeled to apply to the
Key Mr.. Buchanan, Mr. William Hay, or
Mefrs. McMurdo and Finer.
Ricbmoud, July 28tb.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-04
GENUINE PORT q SHERRY
WINE

By the Pipe H1gl6cad, 9aarter oak, oy
Calm.
Bordeux Ciaret IN Boxes Of 2 Dozen each.
a few Dozeno Of Black, White, and coIour4d
Silk Stockings.
White and coIoured Kid Gloves.
French Silks of different colours.
T4oP'eces Of Hanging Paper Of the rnof ele-
CANT patterns
Pof Paper by the Rean.
100 Kegs Of Derby White Lead
And few Hogfhcads ofMolaGes
Pr SaieIy
JOHN FOSTER.
Rirlmoea, Tnig / 0, 1909. rgt1
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-04

upon trial, it WAS pofponed, bccavfe ge,K
otter, one Of the pcrions who had he. n M.
"oned as witnels, did not attend Thc -
pence OF the pottponement to DR.. Read, could
ho1 &c leis than two hundred dollars. There.
was a croud OF witneIes forth commonwealth.
10 thatthe exPencc to the public rauR have
been as much.
rom the courle whicil this proiccution has
taeeii' and Teens likely to take, toe public will
iuieain lois, OF at Leaf two thouiand dollars,
Il "'ii, probably, coG Dr.. Read about as much
l ne commonwealth money might have been
oe1Ier employed, IN digging and Clearing foue
y3foS or the new canal, which, il IS expected,
mum ~, DC cut along the bottom of tho old one
l ne preceding itatement Of facts, and the let.
1ef OF oeth otteyo which is now publiiRed in
'iiS paper, aicertain very clearly that there
never was any cauie, either for the orn[ecu..
non, or the fmallsit Glamour againh Dr..
keal And It now appears, that rhI. per,.2.e
VINO were the mott conipicuous at the ber,g-
nIng, are quarrelling with each orher Nav.
we nave heard that challenge has been re-
celved oy one of them. This hayrens. ro
doubt, from the unwiiIingnefs in either Dartv.
20 near the public cdium, which threatens 70
| iettie upon the perfon who is mot guilty.
w hlle Richard Evers Lee, the yejlEEfr5Ie
accuier, and Seth Foiter, the wit,leis, quarrel
with each other for the honor of havinE. like
Prometileus OF old, n2ds man; that IS for
having created Hngb zines, from the fl.res
or tne glimmerlngs OF their own inhIri2te.tI or
malignant minds; while this rnatcbfefs LIF
| movers In equipoie over them The executive
! councll, and tie gentleman whom rbay (ent e,
Noffoiks may ettle or quarrel alto, for the ho-
nor OF having purified fyiteln of injul1ice and
cv to fink inro rim -
whof5. only crime ,e E3r as
pears 70 have bee, = .-1 a. - "t'-
| tacbnzez,t in fsd,,oE6,, '-"' ~
| Where the bIar,e &c ,.
might be told IN ,sr,, ~
the power c,ftbn rsr{3,,e,i,,,1 go, y ~
ltion.d. m oi,,a ~, ;,,cr.-: r. y Gil
If lhey do not tell r. we 49,, W.
they dare net. 'N' '''S'
We do not l,c,., 7,,la.ba- AZ 1-..
earn his one hnndrs3 ,.l,,,,,Is ",,' =.
lA',alf ,f4Le -. F0''''D'. 40 '01l~lto' IL
r.rorf o,,I 49,, : I'M Is - 4''SH Sne
~ 70 aid tbe rC r.,.'>,' v M " % ',7'l
Ienplove5 ss III ~: oc -. r,e'TL rs vas
caia !, 40. ~ -" me az
trv tf;., Which ,-rI " ''s. o0.''>leo e'e,
r. baye r.,,r.a4 -, IPDt, Do3-! noes ana
and norbino hrr .ba +.',.l, e. lNIi''
rance in dis rel, 49, 1.', n,1 rom our igno~
ty, make an accul.+;,r, ,'a -, Ply.
time, for his ha,no, r,nrrS4 IN ', ,a4;. .'.,
! Of william CojIs IL ~ .s'.l.''olly
Ipurfairg the rntt,ro af ~ r,f.;I; - y,''
bound to at accogIin(, e., his ,,Gr9;a
and to flittbe int,rra g5 g;,,,.s &c ;s
ployers. We verv r,uci, irtrlinc 70 hojirye
thar Mr.. T{av would nor bo,e lor7r,,;,+,t,,:',I
fclG by diiob-4ience 10 his ,1,TrfIio,s. M
that he would have accented % egidence -
DR.. Reads favour. as we'll Is gaainl+ him. =
luch had been the nlt5u.tions OF lie executive
council Hir. Hay fsit hlnf.lf 20 be but as =
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-04
oJ4AMES LYNCH,
f4orfe Sheer & Farrier,

EXON DUBLIN,
Il L | CRN6 his thanks TO his Friends and
the Fabilc for their encouragement, tincc
ne commenced Buinefs; and hopes, bv his
annuity, to have Continuance of the;r "a
Vours. He takes this method of ipforroinc.
them thathe has removed from dANcHFsrre ;,
% the C1TY Of RICHMOND, below the.
oourt- douie, and near Mr.. John I'avior's /.
,Enere Gefirie1,en may have her f5o,fss
1Nicked, Foxed, Dockcd, Cropped, SC. in the
neateit and mott approved manner. To-
FOR cain Every Difeafe in Hories treatad
Wlth care and attention; which fhal be war
ranted under fpccial contract. "'''
ALL KINDS OF SMITH WORK
III rsdmced Prices.
~, .: GOOD Stables, ard wholelon7e Food
soF n tioFieS; cheap near the Smith Shop.
Fi'6'7'"d TGas z7I6 1902.
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fa6Iiihed' It appears that governor Monroe
was OF this opinion; becauie, at the fucceeding
ieiiion, he 70 Rated it to the aternby, in his OF
neal communications
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-04
WALTER POTTER,
BOOK Binder & Stationer

Meitrs. MITCHELL & GARDENERS
Main Strsef Rie5monA
AXES the liberty of informing his
4 Friends, and the Public in general thar
i n,, mas commenced the above Bufnefs, and
lol.c'fS the patronage Of thoGe who NAV thjnJ-
proper 20 employ him, ''''
MeFchants account Books ruled to anv
PATTERN and Book-Binding of every dufcrin-
ton executed with accuracy and difn.+ct
ALSO
A conlfant fupply Discretionary.
Tsrs p, 1902
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-23

village. and gave information rhe
French had landed, and in about TWO
hours che Governor of the village, "a
ciergyman) with feveral armed men,
took Conway and Parr prifoners.
" On our telling them we were En-
glib, we were Immediately releaied,
ana three hainnocks provided; VIC were
taken In them TO the Governors noufe.
who let US lie on his own BED, and gave
Us milk and rice co eat, bur nor having
eaten any thing for q comfortable rime,
We were lock jawed, and continued 20
al che 23d, during which tine the
Governor wrote TO the Governor of ST..
Salvador, who ieRt fnlall ichooner 70
place called Porto Seguro, 20 take Us TO
Salvador. On our arrival at St. Saliva
dor, Parr, on being queGioned by the
Governor, aniwered thar our hip had
toundered at iea, and we had fayea our
ieives in the boat: that the ihip's name
was the Sally, of Liverpool, and belong
ed TO his father.
We continued ar St. Salvador about
~ Nii Nays, NuiiilS WHICH llIIc the IN
habirants made up liberal fubfcnpsion
FOR Us. We then embarked in the
Maria, Portugueie flip, for Lilbon.
In 3 days We arrived at Rio de Eaneiro.
Parr and Conway failed for Lilbon, and
| was left in the hofpiral: in about three
months, Captain Elphintone, of the
Diomede, prcGed me into his Maiefy's
iervice, giving me the choice Of remain
ing on that itarlon, or 70 proceed 70 the
Admiral az the Cape, | choic the latrer,
and vas pul, with iulpe6 fed delerrers, on
ooard the Ann, Botany Bay thip, in
irons, with the conyi6ts.
| When | arrived at the Cape, I was put
on board che Lancaaer. never entered.
al length received my ditcharge, lince
which engaged in rhe Duke of Cla-
renee as itaman, was determined to
give rnyielf up the frlt opportunity in
order to relate my fntferings TO the
men Of this carlton, 10 derer them from
attenPcingfo mad a icheme again