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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-09
RAL.TIMOpE Inna

NA~ 1NlSNEt dilc IL
Arrived latt evening brigSukey of New
OuTyPort, capt. Crofs, 81 days from Ha-
sie-de- Grace.
Left there,
CHIP Hannah, captain Hopkins of Bof-
ION; Martha, Martin, Baltimore brig
Martha, do. Samuel, Chafe,
newhuryport and a number of other
american yeaels, name unknown.
~; May "A, lat, AZ IS, long. 50, fpoke
or'g, captain Roudney, from Salem
y Dlibca, out II days. 18th, lat. ~,
lOns' 81 IS, fchooner Manor, captain
SiOmby, from Rayre- Grace to Bottom,
out s1 i9 days. 18th. lat. IS. long. 81,
-, hip Packet Rivea, 81 days from
Huii to New Y ork.
/ The brig Juno, captain Watkins, bound
= Norfolk, failed the day before the Su.
On the 18th of May in lat. IS ~,
seO0g. o. A, was fpoken brig 10 DAYS
Grace, A1@'i'-us
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-09

THE
accommodation Coachee,

WILL leave Mr.. Gadiby's City Ia
vern every morning, at half pat tour
O'Clock, for Baltimore, 10 accommodate
our Alexandria friends: returning, leaves
Mr.. Evans's, Indian Queen, every morn
ing at fix O'Clock, and arrives at Ale1an-
dria the fame evening.
The Proprietors will not undertake to
prosnife as much as the Mail Pilot, which
runs but 50 miles per day, although it is
faid TO Pilot the Mail, which runs from
Sc to 100 miles per day.
The PROJECTORS.
Iune o. d6t3aw
Ihave 1uA received for Sale,
Surgeons Pocket Inaruments,
Lancets,
Scaling 1naruments for the teeth,
Pewter Syriuges,
Self Pipes, in cafes, &c. They areali
Of The frA quality. Apply at Harper'e
CHARLES DOUGLASS.
Inae O. eo3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-09
SPEECH:
Gentlemen of the Senate, and


Gentlemen Of The bog,e Of ,ebrsleaatiVes,
THE honor which nay fellow citizens
have again conferred upon me, demand a
repetition of nay Acknowledgements and the
continued exertions of my abilities to pro-
mote their interef. The duties which
they have called me to perform, Especially
thofe which regard appointments TO office,
are ola delicate nature but while | am
folicitous to employ the authority with
which they have entrufed me, for their
benefit, l hope for their candid and favor
able acceptance of my fncere endeavors TO
ierve them.
Our State Contribution declares, that
ssthe end of the inAitution, maintenance
and administration OF government is TO ie-
cure the exifence of the body petite, TO
protect it, and to furnilh the individuals
who compofe il with the power Of enjoy
ing in iafety and tranquility, their natural
rights, and the bleflings of life. = This
declaration fuggeits the importance of go.
vernment, TO The peace of fociety and the
prefervation of that fyfem Of morals upon
which its happininefs depends, and at ths
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and Co. being this day dilolYed by mu.
tual content, all pcrfons having claim.
againlt iaid concern, will apply for pay
ment TO Samuel Snowden, who is autho-
rifed to receive all monies due the firm.
MATTHEW BROWN,
SAML. SNOWDEN.
June S, 1902.
IN taking an adieu Of the Patrons OF
the Alexandra Advertiser, the fubicriber,
late proprietor, would be cuipab!y IN.
grateful, not 10 return his Gncere acknow-
iedgments to TIER, and not to mention
bis deep obligations 10 his late agent and
prefent iacceaor, MIR. Sqmnel S0azvdeu.
When the jna forebodings of Democra-
tic perlecution ard Democratic malice,
induced him to relinqailh his contemplate
ed efablilhment at Waihington, NO place
preiented him with profpea Of rernune-
ration for the fums he had expended and
the refolution OF publifhing a paper even
here, was, at that time, adopted rather
as .dernier relort, from an anticipated
form which has fince BURT with fury and
havoc on the Federal /" feet," than as an
objett Of advantage-But, fo&ered by the
liberality of an enlightened community,
and nurtured by the care, zeal and lndul-
try of his fucceaor, the Establishment is
rapidly progreaing to value beyond any
thing which the government, in Jgfiee 10
its cogqaaeats, can below on its Ieobban-
tic printers. So far then, general evil
has turned out partial good.
During the progreis of this paper from
infancy to maturity, it is but fnall aft
Of iuaice to obferye, that on MIR. Snow
den have devolyed the whole toll and
management of difficult undertaking,
and thar the ayocations of the proprietor,
at Baltimore, have deprived the former OF
any ailifaace which his prefence might have
contributed. 1t is, therefore, hoped and
believed that his we'll tempered zeal, In
defatigabIe indui}ry, and unihaken inte-
gritty while remotely concerned, will,
now that heis proprietor, meet their high
reward, in the appreciation and patronage
of an enlightened community.
The public's humble fervant,
M. BROWN.
The fnbfcriber in announcing himfelf as
proprietor of this Establishment, takes the
liberty of returning its patrons his mott
grateful thanks for the many marks of el-
TEEN and confidence conferred upon him
when Rranger; and hopes that fince a
reEdence of eighteen months has rendered
him better known, he has on no location
forfeited their good opinion. Having en-
tered into pecuniary engagements of high
importance to hirntelf, he would beg leave
to remind his patrons of the expiration of
the prelent half year, and to reque& of
them the means of meeting his engage
ments with punetuality as a recompence,
on his part, he promiies his bef endeavors,
zeal and induRry to render his paper as
iutereRing to them as their prompritude
and patronage will Individually be to him.
S. SNOWDEN.
Bgfoa, sJuae l.
According to the hour aligned, the two
Branches aHembled this day, in the Repre-
fentatives Hall, His Excellency the GO
VERNON entered, and delivered the fol
lowing
SPEECH:
Gentlemen q the Senate, and
Gentlemen Of the bogje etrebrslsmatives,
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PHILADELPHIA, June I.


PHILADELPHIA, June 7.
r.,,aa Of a letter from Neqo- IorS, 70
a ,bs Editor, d ate4' Saturday, JAHe s.
q The hip Henry, Rogers, is jait come
from Liverpool, in 50 days. Our Lon
" W rrapsls are TO the goth April The
lalsa ihe brings"
letters. from Aux. Cages of the 9TH ult.
81 that the embargo on American yeiiels
& that port, IS taksn Oft.
Arrived, fch'r Belvidere, Potter, Rich
pord. ,.,:,,; D., poc
F,lmouth; RoeDuck, Hlliey, Liverpool;
Fdward, Craig, New York brig Fa-
ao,,rs Erickion, Welt Indies; ich'rs
Eliza ,I Ann, Holmes, New York ; Sally,
Webb, Norfolk; looP Gener, Endicott,
Naaan, N. Providence.
,4rrlVed at The LaSa,stto,
Yrio eliza and Sarah, Hall, P. Repub-
lean : Goop Ann, Weldon, c. Francois !;
lh'r Meacngcr, Burroughs, Cape Fran
co.'s.
Turner, and Margaret. Gardner, from
hence have arrived at Liverpool.
Schooner Topfham Beauty, Maaton,
frem hence has arrived at London.
Liz of American yeaeis at Aux Cages,
ready TO fail as ioon as The embargo is of.
Ships Mary, Dorgan, for New York ;
brigs Hannah, Barney, ditto; QuaDto.
bay Cock, Porter, ditto; Hannah, Wellh,
Philadelphia; Hazard, Wallace, ditto !;
Olive Branch, Brown, Newhayen !; Har-
riot and Ann, Smith, CharleAon Venus,
Bisley, France Peggy, Small, Bottom
-, .Wellman, Salem Amelia, Price,
Baltimore.
Sch'rs Betty. Dalton, Baltimore Ea-
gle, Jones, Go. Nymph, Hodkils, do.
Fame, Baker, Bottom; Hope, Swami,
Marblehead Sally, Craithorn, ST. Bar
tholcmews Fair Trader, M'Gregor,
France; Trimmer, Plat, Jamaica DOL
Il ptin, Halliburton, Philadelphia Factor,
Il Addcrton, N. York Goliah, Pinkham,
: DO. loop Rover, Godfrey, do.
u By pyivate eonvyanee qvs yslqfrday receiz-
edfke NsqU-1ork papers sfSamdg,
trosr zrtIrytbs fallozUing articles are ex-
trafed.
4 Neqv-1oy&, June s.
Arrived yeaerday, the hip Polly, Ira
\ cy, in IS days frem New Orleans. She
is at quarantine, difcharging cotton. In
the Polly came As Pafengess, amongft
whom is Colonel Gano, from Kentucky.
Same day, the Englih brig Wimifs,
Bifett, in 50 days from Leitb. Spoke
May II, in lat. a., loog. 81, the fchoo-
nsr Shear Hawk, 80 days from Liverpool
for Bottom.
Same day, the fch'r Goliab, Rankin,
mo days from Aux Cages. Spoke in
lat. p, long. "a, fchooner Beaver, II
days from Port au Prince, for Baltimore.
She had been aihore on North Key, but
received no material damage.
4 ST. Joba's N. B. Nay IL.
d Arrived, brig Friends, Johnfton, in "a,
days from Greenock--news 70 the q 1T a.
Pri-brig lndnRry, Rawley, Turks-Tl-
and Atlantic, Holly, jamaica and Turks
Hand feh'r Lark, Cronk, and fnow We
nus, Ward, both from N. York.
Arrived at Halifax, brig Margaret,
NJ MILLER MAS days from Greercck; and lhiE
Saaries, Moyfe, in 81 from Liverpool
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BsRon, Tnne 1.
June s, 1902.

According to the hour aligned, the two
Branches attended this day, in the Repre-
fentatives Hall, His Excellency the GO
VERNON entered, and delivered the fol-
lowing
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-09

~. GREAT, Britain hall be found
Iouaaa,,oS5 FOR the gigantic power Of France.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-09
alsranoria aobertiser.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9.

THE Partnerfhip of Samuel Snowden
and Co. being this day difolved by mu-
tual content, all pcrfons having claims
againif iaid concern, will apply for pay
ment TO Samuel Snowden, who is autho-
rifed to receive all monies due the firm.
MATTHEW BROWN,
SAML. SNOWDEN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09
;szts| Near the coFFEE-HoUsh, Thames-s,reet.

hhseser. Il they See 10 wtempf 10 impcaeh
Mr.. lciEsrfon. aud YET ,hc Senate fhould concnr
win him in hh scaiaiarsron. that they would
think it very erange ss p'ansrion Of the con-
Gisusicn indeed, TO have il fad. that il denied
them the priviedgc OF new PreGdent and
much moie, when tisey had obtairea one by
majortyon rhcir fde. 70 have !, added, ,hatths
coaa.u,ion abioluieiy bound him pp 20 the
opinion. and Standardization Of Ms. ]eAsnon.
Now. Who wood have thought tha, any pcrfon
~ the wo,lt could have formed fach an idea Of
snr con0itntien And yer this is the very baGs
on which our author has founded bis argument
for imptachiny Mr., Jefcrf,u; add while he has
been Charming him with acting upon party prin-
eipics, and creating agents for himielf he has 70
explained the conhi,uion as to render Il fuh-
fersiepr to the vleas of party, and atiedia The
true character Of 40 agen, for Mr.. Adams.
II Friend 10 Liberty.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09
l. u M B E r.
BENTIMIN RUCGLES

ReipeafkiL isfs,ms biz Csesner, and fbt
Pxbkt in general.
THAT he will undertake to procure Housc
i or Store Frames. or any other dimenGops
of Timber. Plank for Wharves, &c. Of the fol-
loving kinds of Esaern wood, viz. White
Pine. Spruce, Norway. Pine, Hemlock, Black
or Yellow Birch, for Cabinet work Cedar,
Hackmatack. Maple, Black or White-Aih.
Beach. OF Rock Maple ALTO, Mats and
Spars of any dimenfcn. and Birch or Hackma-
tack, Ship Timber any of which, II applied
for ths Winter, may BE- delivered here in the
courie of the next Spring or Sonmer. on the
ea6eff poilibIe terms. Any perfon .~hhing to
contrad, would do well to sppH early in the
Winter, thar proper time may be had 10 ses
the Timber out.
He has, likcwiie. on hand, ss his Lumbes-
Yard, on SIocsm's wharf, in kewpostss > ssn-
ersl sdortmcni Of Eaaem Lumhes isch %
Boards, Timber. Spsucc and Hemlock Jolt,
Window franc -auif. Shingles, Clapbosses, Cs-
dar- PsRs, Laths, &c.-A fspPly Of which he
propofes to keep conaartly on hand.
Alto, senseeI Boarding and LodgiAg msy
be hsd fbr two GcnsIer<n, on esiy terms.
Nswfsrf, Nsp. ~. 1901. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09
Dy2rict of Rhode Hand, II.

is hereby given to the Ceediton
IN Of Jebx Rebiysn, OF Newport, in the dif-
ria sforeiaid, merchant, again& whom Com
ni0,on Of Bankrurtcy has been iGaed and pro-
cecded upon. 20 appear az the G0id.s Ball Inn.
kept by Apheos Ammidon, in Providence, on
Saturday the lxtecnth day Of January next,
:, 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and nov csuie
liz any they have} why the Certificate Of his
difchzfgc mould not be allowed.
DAVID LEONARD BARNES,
JsIgs IF sS< Dy,i7 csnyf fer
fbs d5S,it7 sf R5sds. Jaasd.
Providence. Dec. as. 1901. 3ts
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rt-HE Snbicrlbeu, appointed by the Court
Il of Probate of the town Of Ws9erly, Com
mifionrrs, to Receive and Examine the claims
of the Creditors TO the Eftate of Capt. GRoRcE
PorrER, late of Weachy, deceafed. rePfe-
GTVE NOTICE,
THAT hx months from the 10Th day OF
November, 1901, is allowed by faid Court for
the above purpoie, and that we will attend on
the buGneis, on the fccond Mondays of Janus-
rt. February, March, and April next at the
late dwelling houfc of the deccaied, az ten
O'Clock, a. IA. on each OF faid days.
PAUL MAXsON lc
JOHN CROSS. jun. S'
t1- ALL perfoas indebted TO the above
mentioned Eaate, are reqoeacd 90 make iname-
diate payment TO
DANIEL BABCOCK. ASmisyfratsy.-
MARY POTTER, dd~Sys,afrix.
Wlayly. Dee. a., 1901. 80 40
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FOR SALE. y,
SAMUEL VERNON, Jun.

NOGNIAC Brandy, Claret Wine in csfks
~ and boxes, Silks, Britannia Liners. white
~inr Vinegar. Yerdisrsie. & Houfs- Paper:--
The above srricles are entitled TO drawback,
and sse now landing from the Brig Hannah.
fson Bcusdeaux. At MIR. Rober Stevens wharf.
= lie has ALTO for fale, Ruilia and
Raveos Dock. fe~ Dem;jeans and loug aOd
hots Corks.
NesPor. Nov. 7, 1901.
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Left on Board

HNE Of the Providence Packets, fome time
~ fince, a SEsf CHEST, containing feve-
ssl articles Of Seamsn's clo,hing, Books, SC.
The osner may receive the whole, by Prov
ing property, and paying chatges.
Apply to JONATHAN HEATH,
Matter Of aid Packet.
Nezvtnr, Dre. z6, 1901. 3t6
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7ohn & Henry Cahoonc,
HAVE FOR SALE,

HAVE FOR SALE,
AT their STORE ON Baniaer's Wharf.
DROWN SUGAR, ky abe 5a,,sl oy box;
MoL.Gs, BY lbe ksgy@sad; fIsHy, BY fbf bar
rel; Po4oder, BY fbe ea4 /; Sbeatbmg. PeSey, BY
tbe bmd,sd, Casdles, BY fbe bes /; Iros Cabosf-
es asd gennine SPANISH SEGdRS.
HONEY, by fbe barrel or gallon
--Nesv. Yak s.. p, BY fbe box-Nsg,o- Head TO-
6scco--Be6 4ib Pref Jamaica RSm--i'on
--LiKEwfsE--
LIQUORS, Of the bsf kind, a
s,seyal A6Srfmfaf-axd varien Hber A,firfy
~ fbe Gyonyy Lise---a eomfh7e ,4De'fmssfs Of
qubieb tby frqfss 10 be eosaaafly SsSpiied qc'fb.
sy- MASTERS Of Packets, PaE
Enges, &c. may De S3spiied a, Jaid Sta,<, on
fbt J1snsR Nofie<--pohb axy Arficit ft.y may
su0n,---.anS fbei, FaOsn grahefniJ AfknpU-
hdgsd.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dozen
Ba,- Iron, per HEsd,se sot.--,A Afidiisgs and Cor
mel. pc, bnrrfi---- Osisr,, per Hsndred bsnebe,,
oy mailer gSansi,ies -LOfF-SUGARS, asd
a. Oa,isy If tbe bsa efqEAS.
Newpots, Nov. 9TH, 1901. 3y
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09

XTHEKnAo the Honorable Coau Of Pro-
wv bate Of MidilsfepUx, have allowed the
Subfcribcfs further term Of three months from
the zrft day OF December. 1901, for receiving
the. claims OF fhe Creditors 10 the efatc of
Jobs MauebsRsy, late Of faid Middletown, de-
ccaied. repreicnted infolvent :---All perions.
therefore having any demands againd faid eaate,
ssc rcqnefed to exhibit them 10 either Of US, at
on sreipsttiye dwellings, within iaid time, 9TH
erwife they will be precludcd by law.
ELISHA ALLEN,
GILES MANCHESTER, o'~'
~ B. ALL pegfons indebted to faid eaate,
arc dclired 20 make immediate payment to
SARAH MANC HESTER, A.imm'x.
Midd2etszvn. Jan. 1, 1902. 4ts
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d y sR lEs C. r r Il x.

URsUANT Act of Congre entitled, An A lay and coea
DsrcT wnhn al
rvz. n
6uaed fi Sh6d) thereof
O together cha
Charges han be
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Vim. Moore, Jun. & Co.

WIN. MOOIc, Jun. 0 10.
HAVE FOR sALR,'
1T their Starr near fbs Red MNket,
4 ,;:ss sss n NsW
and General AiIoRment of Seafonable
DRY GOODS;
A few Boxes Epgliih and American
FL n 4 rs;
A Large Stock Of Cutlery, Ware. and
GROCERIES,
WHoLE-SALE and RRTAIL,
warranted as Cheap az at any Store In the State.
--ALSO--
40, Hhds. Good havor'd Tobago
RUM.
Do. Antigua and Jamacia RUM.
Pipes Holland GIN.
5000 VT. COFFEE.
"A fc1 Chciis TEA.
20 Kegs Negro head TOBACCO.
A iew Bags If PlMENTO.
--LfKENISE -
100 Rbls. fre.h Alexandra FLOUR,
for Cath or on Iibc.ai Credit, for approved
Notes.
Nezppsv, Jan. I, 1907. loft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09

SulbEH December PAINE Collector
N The Taxes may be dthasd calling 7bs~a Bm his Store
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ADVERTISEMENT.

By Oirtue Of a Deed Of I,gf jrom
oqota Rs5eYfs TO fbe Salfenber, will b
xt9sd to Ssls, far rsady money, on tn
P'smyss, o. Wednsfay The I7tb az,
y N0vem5sr, if far, II not, tbra f6f
sfxs far day,
NRE half of that LOT of GROUND IN
- the city of Warrington, lying in fquaFe
10 a5S, and defgnsted in that iquare by me
so 10; the n,oiety intended to be Told front
spCo the open ara on rhe Pennfyi ANA Avenue,
NO joins upon tbs lot Ne. II in that iqnare, mas
'front.' Of "a feet inches and an haif. ahc
Z :. iest inches deep; upon it is erected frame
oSelng. Houfe.
- JAMES KEITH, Trufse.
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sale b2 Sutton.
On SATURDAY,.

OT OA 4 - MA Il
/, 20 c'slOek, eviY Be jold at The ptnda'
Stare, tbe earnfr Of King and 0H'''
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiky in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in cafks,
Wine in pipes ADD quarter caiks'
Molades in hhds..
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
A variety of DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, Aaaionser.
November 9.
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IANNEY s. PATTON,

~ VA NA4 = ~ - = - -
Havs iaa rsceau.a BY tbe ./eb'r Ha,msay.
eapi. Crabtres, J1rom Porto Rico,
80 hhds. Sc $50 barrels flrit
quality Mucovado Sugars,
4A5o, on Hand,
MolaGes, in hhds.
Grenada and Jamaica Rum, in hhds.
and barrels,
Catalonia Wine,
N. England Rum, in hhds. < barrels,
Souchong Tea, Of a hyperion quality,
Blown and Cattle Soap,
Mould and dipt Candles,
Cogniac Brandy,
Fine and coarfe Salt,
Men and women's Shoes,
Queens Ware in crates, adofted,
With a complete aaortment OF n. Eng
And and Ruflia CORDAGE; EaR-lndia
md RuRia Goods.
Il L S Q,
10 Finds. Berbice Coffee,
40 do. I'D quality Sugar.
Oct. go. q
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CHARLES T. GRETTER,

CHARLES F. GRETTER,
Tailor 6 Hadlt-Makev,
M OST respectfully informs his friends
IVA and the public, that he has COM
menced buGnefs in Royal ftreet next door
to MIR. Motifs Tavern, where he deter
mines that his attention and afiduity fhall
merit fhare of that patronage which he
mott earnealy lolicits, and which ihall be
executed with fidelity, neatnels and diff
patch.
Nov. I. d3teotf
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Jnf y<retvrd, and f., SALE BY
HENRY K. MAY 81 co.
Corner Of King 81 Uaioa FREES,
S pipes 4th proof FRENCH
BRANDY,
3 3 h hlds. and N. Eag,ana Rum.
Nov. s, dot
CUIHBkRI POWELL,
IL addition TO rs imPortati5as BY tie Eeq,e.
oiveDsh fran Ljvs.eool, kqs iY4 re-
effued, per The IsaAfy, from Lar
len,
Superhne Broadcloths, Cafh-
neyes, frifh tirens, fcariet Cardinals, yarn and
woTtted iiodery, Mancheiry, ladies fashionable
Kid Shoes, sc. &c. &c.
lie has a5.la rtesiyed this day, fran Near
1ork,
Tieklenburgs Heilians German Dowlan,
and Rullia Diaper, all which he offers for Sale
by the piece o. package. at the lowef prices.
Nov. j. d2w
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NORFOLK, January 20.

NORFOLK, January 80.
Arrived in Hampton Roads the fchooner
Induttry, captain Tompkins from Malaga.
Left there the ichconer Ann, captain
B:idgen, OF Bottom, to fail Tor Gibrslter
mex, day. Sailed in company with the
ichoowr Sally, captain Rowe, Of Marble
head. PaGed Gibraltcr the zo'h Decem.
Der, Spoke on Tuciday, off the Capes,
the hip Snypa'hy, captain Overton An
desfon, iof Richmond IS days from Ca
diz, bound to New Yok. The brig
Commence, Capt. EaIding, (af Alexaa-
dria) was laying at Gi5ral,er bound to
Malaga; the lupercargo arrived at Mala
ga the day befor captain 7. failed.
Captain Tonpkins reforms that the U.
S. frigate Philadelphia, captain Barron,
failed from Malaga on the lI;h Novem-
Der with a convoy up the S'rai $; among
this feet was the brig S. W. capt. Fitz.
hugh (of this port bound to ltn'y.
The Eaex, captain cambridge, was cruz
ing in the Gut and the Pieiiens Com
modo-e Dale, was at AIg;ers, but daily ex-
peted at Malaga. Three Tripolitan
coating veaeIs had been aopped by Com
modore Dale, while off Tr;roli, but being
una,ned were fuaered to proceed. Com
modo,e Dale embraced this opportunity
to obtain the liberation Of itch Americans
as might be detained, bu, on enquiry un-
dertood there were none. The greater
part of the Britilh troops had re,u' red TO
Egypt from Malta. -Four 'h'ps of the
line from Egypt entered G:b'a!ies the 10th
December.
Arrived the Bfitii, fc'oo>sr Louifs
B,idger, captain Eve, 6 days from Ber-
muda.
The fchooner mo, CAPTAIN Tate, from
Philadelphia bound to the Havana,
put in here yeferdsy, in diarsfs, having
loft her rudder in gale of wind lar Mon
day.
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sioa, the actual Niinilry Of England have
ey:nced a candid deGre to put 4 period to
TO the misfortunes of war the Engliih
people have embraced peace with enthuh-
.f:n the animofties Of rivalihip are no
lao.e, and there will alone remain the
cn2la,ion of great actions and OF ufsiul
cc;erprizes.
i" The government had conGdered it
as the the higheft point Of its ambition to
replace France to its national relations
with all nations its glory will confit IN
maintaining that work, and in preparing
peace which will continue IFS haPpineis
as we'll as that of humanity.
&c The Firf Conful,
Signed BUONAPARTE.
''by the Eirlt Coniui,
- Tue Secretary Of State.
ioisned) H. B. MARAT."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-06
WfpN.spAY, February ).

The Houie went into committee of the
whole, OF the fubject of military land
warrants, when after difc4fion the com.
mittee roie, and the Houfe agreed to the
following reiolu,ions, and appointed a
committee to bring in bill.
Reiclved, That further time ought to
be given 10 the holders or proprietors
OF military lard warrenSs, to RICHTER
and locate tie fame.
Keiolred, That rroviiion ought to BE-
made By lax, authorizing the holders OF
warrants, o. certificates In The nature OF
warrants, under Al HI .dIed acres, to To-
cate the fame.
Relieved, That all warrants and GER
tihca,es loc2;ed on lets quantity than
tour thoafsnd acres, ihaii be located on
tie uniecsted parts of the fifty quarter
townihips acd fractional quarter town.
fhjps.
Relolve5, Tha, warras IS or certih
Gates In The nature OF warra ITS, which
have or iHaii liiue for a quantity lefs thar
an hundred acres, fhall be iccated on tbs
fiattio, al pats Of lo:s that ace LET'S ,han
an hundred acres, md IN no other Tlace.
Relieved, That the holders or pro
Prietcrs o: warrants for military Ter.
vices, who ihali locate the fame on .ae
quarter townihi3, or fractional pat
4uaiteT ,ewhihir, alter the c.y