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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-16
Iohn Gardner Laid

Ha. ately ,teeie,ed to, Ialt at bis Wary
bog/s, Prince Hrset Wbay,
Rulla Sheetings, nor bale Or
Rulia and Ravens Duck r;oo.
And India Cotton P'eee'
German Linens and one trunk fewi1g
Silks and Ribbons,
A few pair handlonc Looking GlaCts
in gilt and mahogany frames,
Two bales Of Paper Hangings,
Agreat variety OF mems, won,ens and
childrens' hoes, coarie and fine,
; 7 7::;: s,'a and ri1s,
Tea table ietts Of China in boxes,
Cotton, wool and playing Cards,
Holland and country Gin of the bsk
quality in pipes,
w. India, and NJ 49,. s,.-s
England Rum, inhhds and bic.
. Molaaes & Sugars
Coffee in bags,
Spinning Cotton,
Batter in 6rkins, .,.
Beet and Pork in bis. and half bic.
Spernace,i and tallow Candles,
White and brown Soap, ~
Chocolate Of the bef and common Tort,
Cheee of'sn extraordinary fine quality,
Shad, Herrings and dried Cod Fiji,
A quantity ofred Sosi Leather,
Frelh RsiGns and Figs in caiks,
Lemons in boxes. 80, 49,. .,,.,se.g =
Pepper, Aifpice, Nusmegs, Aimonda
and = fnaN quantity of freh Hops, sc.
AJa go,
About 80 tons Of Lignumvitz.
8 y st r Z c EAXEp,
A oyAHrITr OF FRESH p
AND LINES,
which will be difpofed Of BY the boz or
barrel on fealonable Terms, BY -
THOS. SIMMS.
Jsiy 80. So.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-16

Have reetiped, and efsr far fate,
Catalonia wine in hhds. & quarteEcaiks
IS Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, St.kitr,
ST., Pincents and Barbsdoes -arnm IN hhds.
s Loaf and Lump Sugar, Of the frt qas-f
Hty,
Mufcovado Sugar in hhds.
$50 Bbls. Statia do.
Havannah MolaGes in Hhds.
Havannah white and brown Sugars, in
Boxes and Bills. -.
Soap and Candies in Boxes,
Sweet Oil in do.
Raifns in Boxes and Kegs,
Pepper and Coffee in Bags.
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF SHOES,
-Coygaing Of
Mems Calf in Trunks,
Ladies' Kid and Morocco DO. in Boxes,
EAST INDIA GOODS, viz.
Nankeens, Baftas, Mamoody's Cur
rahs, Guzinahs, CaAahs, Moharags, Con-
ges, Stripes, and one bale Of handfcme
Deiorfoy. as.s.<
ALSO $3.50"
Ravcns and RuiIis Duck and SheerinEs
by the piece or bale, and two bales fine
Ruiia Ofnabnrgs. ~ = -, ).
A complete aGortu,ent Of RuAia and
New England Cordage, and one ST inch
Gable 10 fathoms long. "A fmall quar-
|tity OF Upper Leather.
lime n
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-16
1000 Tbs. BEST
CHEWING TOBACCO,
For fale by s
r. B. JAMESON.
Auguf II. dict
y1A.,kJ[r sArlo =
puhlfe Salf.

WW be Gidi 10 the bgbsf bidder, fo, rra.
ly money, on SATURDAT The aStb
day Of AngsR next, ca fbe PREMIER Re
Sixty Acres of LAND, Z
near the old Court. Houfe, in Fairfax
county and adjoining the lands Of VIM.
DENEALR and HFNRY GuNNEL L this
land is of good quality, and produces good
corn and wheat, and is fold by viftue Of
a deed of truf from Edward Adams and
Jemima his wife TO me, 70 fa,isfy debt
due from che. faia Edward Adams to Viii
lam Denealc. amounting to 70, witk
interen from 18th June, 1899.
JAMES WILEY, Trufee.
July g. d.
FIR ESH FRUIT,
Jya reeeived and far ale BY tbtJxbt,ile'
ALSO,
Good New York Cheefe, by the quantity,
Almonds by the Frail,
Jar RaiGns,
Spanilh Segars,
Mountain Wine by the Or. cafk,
With . general aaortment of groceries.
LIKEWISE,
A variety of DRY GOODS, which
he will difpofe of at prime colt, as he with
es to fell off his preicnt flock, it will be
an Object worth his cuHomer's attention.
IOSEPH DYSON.
Inly 81. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-16
NOTICE

Whereas, a-certain Daniel BIZ
fhop,ob,ained from me a Net< Of Hand for
twenty FIVE dollars, one hall Of which. is
payable on the firit day Of October next,
the other halfon the roth Of January fext,
the confederation being for the hire Of :
Negro, whole fervice ! am deprived Of BY
the owner of faid negro; all perfons ore
therefore cautioned not otake any align
ment on faid note, as / am determined not
to pay ii. .,.,.,,,-a
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-24
Forty Dollars Pesuard.
Sion the Villain

Ran away from the iubicrlber IN the
month Of December laf, a likely Negro
man, named BEN, Is years Of age, OF a
dark. complexion, s feet 9 or 10 inches
nigh has fmall fear under one of his
eyes (which not recolleeted) alto a large
one on his abreaa, occagoned by a burn
when a child, and has loft two.ot his fore
teeth. His clothing is unknown 10 me,
as he has been hired to Mr.. John Hodg-
kin, of Alexandra, for three years paf as
a ferry man, ard believe him to be har-
bored in or about Alexandra or-.ihe city
of Warrington, by brother OF his. lnam-
ed Eielion) who alto ierved the faid Hodg-
kin as a ferry-man at the fame time, and
whom the faid Hodgkin has lately eman-
cipated. The above reward will be paid
to any perfon who delivers me the above
defcribed villain in the town Of Colchef-
ter, or Thirty Dollars, if iecured IL any
Jail in Maryland or Virginia.
All matters of veaels and oiherssare for
bid TO harbor or carry off faid fellow at
their peril.
JOHN H. MANLEY.
Colcheeer, May 81. eo4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-24
Tolln Gardner Laid

IN, I.ely yeeived far lale at bis Wars-
b0uls, Prince fret Wbay,
Ruaia Sheetinss, ner hale or
Ruilia and Ravens Duck p1 ,; Da.s =
And India Cotton
German Linens ard one trunk fewing
Silks and Ribbons,
A few pair handfome Looking Glafles
in gilt and mahogany frames,
Two bales Of Paper iangings,
A great variety OF mems, womens and
childrens' lhoes, coarie and fine,
7 79sas Hytsa and Tz4s,
Souchong
Tea tag!e.letts 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, minds and DIS.
MolaGes & Sugars
Coffee in bags,
Spinning Cotton,
Butter in hrkins,
Beef and Pork in bis. and half bis,
7Spermaceti and .allow Candies,
White and brown Soap,
Chocolate of the beh and oniort,
Cheele Of an extraordinary fine quality,
Shad, Herrings and dried Cod Fiji,
A quantity ofred soal Leather,
Frelh Railins and Figs in caiks,
Lemons In boxes,
Pepper, ANpice, Nutmegs, Almonds,
and iGaIl quantity OF trefn Hops, &c.
AJo,
About 90 tons Of Lignumvite.
May Is.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-24
April 10.

Valuable Property for Sale,
1T The little Fail, ef Pot0maek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
IT, acres Of Land, upon whsch
are asdauelz@g haze and luady other in
b,0vemeats, /evsral Jq0ue qaar,ies and til
9ands, and tzo9 1.acaut mil leats.
Tauo undivided third parts Of 7
acres of Lend, rpm qvbieb are q merchant
mil, emtb three pair Of Frsneb 5arr mill
fares ard every ueesDay, e0mtlefe, far
maaufaiEarmg 17aay 10 the bef advAatGge,
and &zvab as Ink maraql labor as pM6le;
brewery and dJf2lexy, a graaay, a
mRler's haze, bre1uer's bogle, foo9er's
A5ob, &c. and vaeaut nil feat.
Tuo undivided third parts Of
200 ceres ef lard, adjaiaing the 7 acres
0ad TT acres cbovementioaeds a101 qO6ieb
here are lcvorai fare qaarriss and G@
faads.
The Purchajsr o the a5ove pro
perry, 7vil haze an alignment Of a legJs
fsrtbe otber uzdtvided third part, Of zO1ieb
there zval be Spears TO came Jyom tie bF
day Of September uext.
TIE fone on the aboue lands IS
equal in goodasisto any, and hyperion to
mef foundation FINE on The yiq'f''-Usi-
els at any bu,t6sa fbat can 60 to George
To4uu, can 20 ~ to The mil and .f0ae
guarries.
my peyJon Or peyJaus, evbo nay incline
to burebaJe, qual q eaur/e vi3ao fbebre-
mIs,, tberyore it IS xot tb0agbt neee00ry
to BE- moye particular.
Far ferns G35I 10 Gen. Uyiab Forrsf,
1T George Ioeoa, o,t0
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Alexandria.
! Jase a9. ia5o
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-24
Colcheeer, May 81.
10 be Rental,
SUBSCRIPTION FOR
TIE Turnpike Road from Alexan
d1in 10 TattIe Pa1,er

ora 10 Lzttte FaUeY.
in Loudoan county, will De received By
William Hawthorne for himfelf and John
Thomas ricketts,, in AIexandria-lirael
Lacy and Burr Powell in Loudoun David
Hunter and William Riddle in Berkeley !;
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Frame
in Jeferfon; Bufhrod Taylor and VIM.
.Davidfon in Frederick Samuel Crowdfon
and William Stienberger In Shenandoah.
This being buGnefs in which the COM
muaity may be greatly benefited, and as
it hasonly This day come into my hands,
I have undertaken to publiih without con.
fitting the other commiilioners as they are
all at dilfance. The law is with me
and I doubt not will be lhewn by the
other comnaitEoners, to~any perfon aP-
plying. The law requires Ten Dollays TO
be paid at the time of iubfcribing the
remaining fun of Ninety Dollars, 81 each
lhare, is to be paid in dividends, IS called
for by the Pre6dent and Directors, TO be
chofen by the ltockholders.
Vim. HARISHORNE.
April 70. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-24
THIRTY Dollars Reward

i ~ = .. M
WILL be given for apprehendiov al
fecuiing, IN any Jail, On delivery 70 e l ,bs
commanding officer Of any militar y n as
IN the United States, a DESERTER, fr ps'
the Marine corps, to wit: ''u
TDe Whitman,
who abfconded on the 18th init. from 4.
Marine Barracks at Warrington, taki ~,
with him lmall bay mare, abou, Z
hands high, with blaze face, bob ri
and hog named. Whitman is handom s,'
fair complexioned young man, abou, -
years Of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fiIer a,a ~
French horn player. Having been fsDs
by the officers TO bark with checks. he i
foil of money and has carried bv, few
clothes with him his dreE was whitena
keen pantaloons ard round white Gr;o.l
cotton jacket, vel unknown. He is
laxative, boating fellow, with much
ignorance and great pride.
The above reward will be given for e.
curing, and reafonable charges paid forde.
livering him at Head Quarters, WsAine.
ton City.
n. B. He vas aage driver between
Albany and Schenectady, and his parents
live below Schenectady.
E. S. LANE, st. Marines.
June IS. eo,tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-24
JUST RECEIVED,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Or
G. l. A S S.

ConGfing Of elegant cut quart and pin,
decanters, goblets, tumbleTs and wine
glaGes, TO match plain half pint, pint
and quart tumblers, do. quart, pint and
half pint decanters, which will be fold by
The box, or by retail, On moderate terms,
AJ6,
Gentlemens' fine black Hats
of fuperior quality, do. white with green
unders, childrens' fine do. of every CO.
lour, and quantity of we'll aaorted, low
priced wool hats, by the box or by retail,
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
April 10. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS
FOR SALE BY
r. & {. GRAY.

CLERMONT, anoyel by Mrs. Roche,
author of the Children of the Abbey, Maid
of the Hamlet, Vicar of Lanidown. sc.
vols. price dollars. TEARS and SMILES,
a miieeilaneous collection OF poems, by Pe-
ter P;;ndar, eiq.-the ladies' edition, price
IS cents.
R. & ]. CRAY haze 0J6 larry reesived.
Rippon's Hymn, Blacktons's Com
mentarics, M'fes magazine, Anachagils ira
vols, Rollins am:ent hlitory, Golcimlth's
Rome aoridged, Bell on ulcers, hamh-
tons midwifery, Principles of e!oquenee,
Kaim's elements Of criticiin, Arabian
knights entertainments, Point OF honor,
M'Neal's poems, Secret memoirs OF the
court of Peferiburgh- and number OF o.
theirs, including
4 general Glsrtmeat Of E4gAN = Latin
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Jt,oa or
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-28
Ola NEW VAR.

We are convinced, that notwithlfand-
ing the bold and unmealured fpirit OF en-
croachments which the Firlt Conlul lhows
he is not we'll prepared for war. He ex-
petfs TO conquer by intimidation, and
relies on tie pu6lIanmity ofhis opponents.
He has found this fucceed, but war would
be a dangerous experiment. He could
not expect to revive the enthuGafm which
was 10 formidable an inarumeDt. He could
not pretend that France was fighting for
independence. Would not all Frenchmen
fee fhatto Bonapa,e's ichemes they had ia
crihced their liberty , and would they ihed
their blood in fupport of the ProcIamati-
ons Of St. Cloud, when one man perion-
ally" fakes upon him to dictate to ire
Republican Swi(s and to the imperial
Houfe OF AuRra /? Could he have recourle
TO revolutionary means Of finance ?-he
who promiied co be the Grand Paciicstor,
and who has given to Europe not peace,
but fword Beddes, will he run the r!G
of putting arms into the hands Of 70 many
difcontented officers The peace has open.
ed the eyes of this clafs; they compare
their fender pittance, their iIl-dilcharged
half pay, with the luxury of ST. Cloud &
the iplendouF Of a court day review !
Might not fome of them, AFTER the expe-
renee Of neglect and poverty, heG,ate
again about quitting their arms Might
not fop1c Of them, perhaps, throw them
feiyes apon their fortune The prelent
government has been made purely militia
ry and ali hifoy fhews how Auttuating
is the favor Of an army.
BonapaFte, therefore, has no great In
ducement to go TO war; and perhaps a
ipirited and manly remembrance might
lead him to ahune, at leaf for moment,
tone Of moderation. Indeed fuch is the
profound didimulatidn of the man, and his
power OF bending even his own impetu
Gus temper to circumstances, that we are
afraid he may tenporile with the Empe.
ror, in order the more certainly to carry
into effect his dsfgns againf Switzerland.
There are means Of di1olving confedera-
cies with which he is well acquainted, and
we fear, that notwithstanding paf expert
ence and pretcnt events, which 70 lrong-
ly demonftrate a common danger, it
would be difficult to elevate men to the
true dignity of the location, and to make
them forget their perfonal interel}s and
their vulgar politics.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-28
FOREIGN ARTICLES.

III a meeting 9ftbe coumVFeae,s a5bomfed
aadsr The 6.b articls Tfbe Brn.5 7,rea.
y to decide npoq igai captures, Ted at
Lond2a, on We2aslaay tie 6t6 day of
Ofober, 1902.
Ordered, That Mr.. Cabot, allifed by
the Secretary of The board, fnbjoin . {uch
of the reports Of Mears. Cabot & Glennie,
as have been examined and approved, ar
climate of the inleref at the rate of S
per cent. to be included in the amount OF
compensation 10 be awarded according 10
the following rules, viz.
Upon fums allowed in the (aid reports,
for the nett value OF cargo and adventures,
lnteref is TO commence from The time
when lueln value would probably have been
received, j. e. from the expiration OF 3
months, after the probable time of Arrival
at the pore Of defamation. The fare rule
is to be applied TO Gums allowed for
The value Of the pedel, for freight, for
demurrage, for COTS and expenses incurred,
or Advertisements of whatever kind, made
before the expiration of the faid three
months.
Upon fums allowed for COTS and expen-
ces incurred after the expiration Of the faid
three months, and actually paid by the
parties, or their Agents mot including
fuch as have been paid by the government
Of the United Ssatesl and generally for all
dilbnriements, OF wha,ioever kind, ateu-
ally made by the faid parties or their
agents, after the expiration of the faid
three months, iuteree is to commence from
the time of the expenditure, except only
when the items OF expenditure, confGing
of general charge, have different dates,
not greatly diifant from each other, in
which cafe the lateit date only fhall be
taken.
The fun in every award being payable
according 70 the late convention, in three
equal annual infalments, the frf whereof
will be due onthe 9Th day of July, 1903,
the fnms reported are TO be divided into
thirds, and interef is to be efimated on
one of theie. thirds to the time when the
fsf in&alment is payable: on another of
thefe thirds to the time when the fecond
iaaalment is payable, and 70 on of the
other third and the refults of each el}i-
mate being added together, and to the
whole principal, the total is again to be
divided into thirds as the infalments of
the award.
Whatfoeyer fums have been received
from the caPtors of che Brisllh govern
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-28
ORDER OF THE BOARD.
m O3obey. 1902,

III OSIOOey1 = OS-s
" That in cafes where the agent of the
United States is memorialiit, the awards
thall be made payable 10 him, his executors
administrators, or atligrs, in truit tor
claimants, unleis when at the expreis de-
fire of the claimants, fgnifed by lome
writing, duly executed ard authenticated,
the fame fhall, in the difcretion of the
board, he directed TO be made payable 10
the claimants themleives, or 20 private
agent OF agents named and appointed for
that purpoie by them. In which cafes care
fhall be taken that the government Of the
u. States fhall be reiinburted for its adyan-
ces for COTS and expences therein, and In
deInni6ed for IFS responsibility for any fuch
COTS and expences TO the latisfattion of the
public agent
N. B. The agent of the United States
is memorable in all, or nearly all the
cafes.
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would have been fniihed Yesterday; that
at Preienr ! had only to detail the whole
affair 20 my government the reiuit he
would be informed Of; and that as Til
poll coriairs thus entered with American
prizes into the ports Of this regency, that
certainly American frigates would frequent
this coaa and difficulties would eniue.---
The TriPolipe corfair and brig Franklin,
and Capt. Morris aud crew, left Algiers
on the 18th Of June, at half paa two in
the afternoon, with a light weiserly wind,
defined TO the eaffward fuppofe for
Bona or Tunis, where | hope they will
meet one our Of frigates. 1t feems now
to be reduced to acertaintly, that there is
but thote two Tripolins corfairs at lea.''
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ment, are to be credited at the time pay
ment, by dedueting the fame from the
principal and intereit then due, and the
further calculation OF interef is to be made
on the balance only.
Where the yeael and cargo belong to
different claimants; and generally where
there are feveral claimants, not partners In
trade, having intereas which it may be
perfectly practicable and convenient TO fe-
parate, diitincf calculations are to be made
for the lhare of every luch claimant.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-28
aItraaorla aobarttssr.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS.

Extred IF a letter from a ye9efabs CT
tiSsu IF Neqv Orleans, u his eorrcE-
90aaeat IL tbs ely, datsd Novembfs
"a, 1902.
!" The lnsendant had fhut the port a.
gaiotf American vcilels and that Ame-
rcan veHels were then loading in the
ttream from boats, coming down the RI
yer from the American iettiements, and
that there was not vedsls enough to take
it in.''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-28
Jr0nl 6anshp'5 aHarile Lta,
December rs

s.
Arrived, the brig Catharne, Captain
Lawrence, 70 days from Barbadoes.--
Spoke the noop Experiment, John ].
Wright, from Philadelphia, bound TO Bar
BADGES, ont IS days. Nov. goth, ar
rived at Barbados and failed for the Lee
ward Hands, the brig Fair American,
Thomas Manning, from Baltimore.
Brig Sakey and Betiey, Capt. Cook,
10 days from Salem.
Sloop Hannah, capt. Smith, fr. Bottom.
Sloop Eleanor, Capt. Barry, 80 days
from Trinidad.
Twolh in tie river bound up, names
not known.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-28
John G.. LADD
Has lately ysctived, and for Sale,
Mufcovado Sugar, Of the hrh
Dec. II

Has lQtely rectived, ard far Sale,
Mufcovado Sugar, Of the hrh
quniry in hhds. and barrels.
Coff.e, in bags,
Wet India Rum, MoiaGes,
Madeira Sherry, Liibol and Clsrer Wines,
Bolton Beet, Mackerel, Shad and rierfings,
Of good quality
DRIED and picked Cod Fih, Sounds and
Tongues,
Spermacefi Oil,
A quantity Of red Snal Leather,
a ireih and large fupply of SHOES Of all
lorts--Af>, Boots and Bootees,
$50 ID. hefh Numegs,
rs boxes Mulcsdel Raifns,
IS bales India Cottons,
a few tons beft Swedifh Iron,
caits I'D. neat cut Nails,
A quantity of Nova.Scoria Grindftones,
50 kegs James River bet nlanufa Cured
Tobacco,
A few bales of RuGia Sheeting and Ravens
Duck.
10 boxes Hyfon Skin Tea,
Tons Roll Brimlione,
Chocolate, Candles and Soap, in boxes,
American Playing Cards, aEorted, in do.
Cotton and Woo Cards,
Loaf Sugar, in hhds. and bbls.
20 bags EaA-Inai4 Sugar, very cheap,
go Id. refined Salt Perre,
A fnall quantity of Pearl All,
A few barrels OF Apnles,
A final 4fIortment of Irilli Linen and fonc
Wooens, which will be foid low.
A l. O,
Dearborn's trulyju& Pa'ent Balance, to weigh
rom ounces 60 tois, IN ADDITION to rhoie nay
N hand, complete aRortnienc 81 Beams Of all
ixes is daily expected by the frf ysGels from
3olton.
Dec 28.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-28
M + S S I N c.,

y Blue Silk covered UMBRELLA,
n nearly new, with hickory Staff;
on the lower end of which when in lis
proper pcGtion) is an ivory or bone terrule,
and on the other end, which rites about
four inches above the fix is a ihort brAis
one, likewife brais ring to enciote the
whole enfuried. Itany perfon in whole
place this may have been left, or any hav-
ing borrowed il, will pleaie TO give intor-
nation where il can be found, ne will par
ticularly oblige the owner.
EPHRAIM GILMAN.
Who now thinks il proper time to men
tlon that he makes, and conHanrly keeps
on hand, as uluai in Royal. freet,
AN ASSORTMENT OF
Elegant I K UN K S.
Dec. 70. eo3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-28
Ricketts,, Newton * Co.

Ricketts,, Newton * Co.
Haze JnJf reeeivea e far Sale,
A QUANTITY OF
Wool & Cotton CARDS,
70 Tons Platter of Paris,
10 hhds. and 20 barrels Sugar,
10 bids. Rum,
1000 bulhes Of Litbon Salt,
1000 do. Turks Hand do.
100 Reams PoR Paper,
SO do. Wrapping do.
Cafe Dutch Qaills,
20 Boxes Hayannan sugars,
q hhds. Loaf Sugar,
do. Sewing Twine sad Shoe Thread.
do. fine hackled Flax,
SO boxes brown and Cattle Soap,
SO do. dipr Candies,
caiks tine old Rye Whiikey,
a de- Apple and Peach Brandy,
Hylon, Hyfon Skin, Young Hyion and
Imperial TEAS,
so barrels Pork and Beef,
SO do, 6had and Herring.
Tbsy arr giving Ce9 fur
What, Flour, Flax-Seed, Rye, Corn, white
Peas, black eyed Peas, aud have copltant iup-
ply of excellent Flour for family ule, in bbs and
half barrels, and can furnth fey thouland
double buihels Wheat Bran.
Dec ~ 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-28
Wanted to Pwchafs,

Three or four young NEGRO
MEN, for which a generous price in cath
will be given. They are not intended for
the Bacon Man, or TO be kept aaves for
life. Apply to the Printer.
Dec. rs. eotf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-28
For SALE, or RENT,

IO7 UHLLs " INV {,
THE STORE I have occu-
pied for fometime paf, ituated on Prince
areet, oppoGte Col. Hooe's. There is no
fand in town more eligible or better cal
culated for carrying on an extenGve wet
or dry Good BuGnefs. The Cellar per.
fefly dry, with a door at each end, Will
hold one thoufand barrels of Flour
Twenty. fvehundred barrels may be flow.
ed upon the Premiles without any incon-
venience to the occupant. For terms ap-
ply to
WILLIAM CXLEY. !;
December 7. co