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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11
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A IL thote ~ho arc iodebrd TO THOMAS
i n SrHxN, or 10 john MosHrR. and Co.
either BY Book OF Note, are hereby no,iiie,l,
that the accounts aad notes are lodged with ihr
fobfc,ibsr for cosisGion---and are earncAly &c.
qgcaed 60 make immediate payment, aud prs
vent uonccrGasy con.
EDWARD HENIPSTEAD.
Neufef. on. so, 1907. sssf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11
EUROPEAN & INDiA GOODS.
Benjamin 'Thurber

? Benjamin lhurber
y Ha, jaS veeiued. and IL na7o ep,nfag for
e Sale. az ISe FIR Of fbe Bnreb Of G,ape,, ~,
q No. 30, VILLA MS-STREET,
+ Il complete .IDo,,sesf Of
K FALL and WINTER GOODS,
X Cos)5aizg Of
y - ED, blue. black, London brown and
4 IN mixed broadcIoths plain & anp'd
q Cadimeres bioe, green & London brown
Sefses fpotted & ariped elaiiics, plains,
4 forca cloths, from the highef to the low
z eft Psices, Rauccns very cheap, colourci
= aod ciondcd costines, light do. black,
!, red, yellow and white flsnnels, do. Ba;z
D cs. fsillionable SSanfdown, black ana
4 olive plain & it6iped Vclveti, rafe p ank- {:
cts from O. to ro4 worried and cotton
Y Hohcry of every deiorption.
y A complete a1oument of New end
q Fa!hionsbie. blue aud tea grsund CALI.
4 GOES, low pric'd do. rod, +, blue, and pur-
& pie COPPER. PLATE, chiatz and pur-
4 pie Shaels. SIS
y INDIA COTTONS. by the piece
3 or yard very cheap; Englilh Bed ticking.
4 A conplese aa,r,mem Gf coloufed
( CsnePs Hais SIiAWLS. shiie 90. high
and Iow-p'iced B,ndsaaa apd checked
fix Hanokerch,efs. pocket DO. Lianeos.
~ vide, Diapers. black aud colour,d
India Sattins, ccloor'd Loteitrings, Italian Z
DO. fix and cotton Gloves, cotton Mira, Z
I Sarin-ss and Modes, pslong Sat,in, Per-
4 fans Of all colours. Bcogais Cambtiei,
q lacoBct and book Mullins.
Fnihiopable Dunaable. araw, Legs
I horn and chip RONNEJS. and Straw
Tdmmipgs, Glove Tics, fancy Ribbons,
black and white Lsres & Edgiues. white
! cotton frineed Shawl, Dirniie. & Muf-
J Iipcss, elk Crapes, Wildborss, RaG,iis, Z
I Moreens, Duraou, Shalloons, Rattinc,s, Z
and Ariptd RoGclls. Z
a large and eomplsie AAortment of
!; MUFFS & TIpPITrS, and iurr triu-
} miogs. OF vatious prices, very cheap.
5 Ladies Morocco, Cloth aud Leather
SHOES. .children's do. oil Cloths, brown
Hollands.
A complete AGostment of LOOK !
: ING GLASSESj new taihioncd Tes-
Pots, China D:.f, Crockery and g!sfs {
\ WARE London and Bnaol Pewter, 4
Knives & Forks, iron snd brsf. Candle
iticks, patent Lamps, iron and block-tio
Spoons, cotton Wool.
\ Warranted Carolina, Frcnch and 4
Spapiih float INDIGO; S9vels & longs. !
Japan Wsitsu, warming Pans, brais \
Keitlcs. &c. &c. d
y The whole forming general afiort- 4
4 ment, much too numerous TO particularize
I in an Advertisement. They are offered \
2 for iale at The noa reduced prices for Z
h Casa. at 1
P,ovidtses. Oh. %. cetf /
A.A
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11

NOTICE isherehy given, ,hN the fubfcsi-
IN bers, Execntou os ths Isft vii. and rsE
ssmens OF Sa~ssi Sa.fs,S, os Newport, deseaf
ed, call upon al pcrtoas having any demands
upon the ERs'e of,he dccca!ed. 10 exhihit them, !;
ard all pcstons indcbscd 20 the faid eitasc, ar
called opon 10 make payo'ent, 20
SAMUEL VERNON,
SAMUEL VERNON, Jun.
VALEN1INE WiGHTMAN.
Msssper,, o.. ~. iSos. svua
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11
Entertainment.

Blank Deeds, and JJyqios's aya5,
end EsseatiOns, for JaIs at fbis Q6Tss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11

Has ja4 rreeiUed, and Is ro7o openfag for
SAFE. ar ise FIR Of fbe BHreb ef Grape. 4
No. 80, WiLLIAMS-SrREEr,
Il complete slDo,.'serf of
FALL and WINTER GOODS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-04

DAMAGE done TO the works. In Shelby
county mott Of the mills, and great guam
titles of fencing have been fwept away or
70 damaged as to need comfortable repairs.
Since the frR infant fcarce day has
paGsd bur the Kentucky river (which has
been higher than il was ever known has
exhibited the .unPieaiant appearance OF
wrecks of mills or the fragments OF
boats and their cargoes, floating on lis
furface. Several adventures are now
here rc-packing fuch parts of their car
goes as have fortunately been taken up.
Saturday laG this place experienced
the feverea form of hail that comes
within the recollection of the oldef
iaha5itant. The cloud come from the
N. w. without the appearance of bring
ing with il violent form. Between 3
and o'clock the hail commenced, which
was generally about the lze an ounce
ball, but fome confidently larger two or
three that were meaiured, were from FIVE
to feven inches in circumterenee-Abour
themiddle of the form (Which continued
near half houf) the winl fhifted to S.
S. w. when the hail ieemed to defend
with increaied violence The defruction
OF window glafs was perhaps rearly ever
equal!ed-- there is icarce houie in town
the windows of which looked towards the
N. w. or S. S. w. but had them nearly
dernolifhed-sh the lois was generally from
10 TO 100 lights ofglafs to each houfe !;
fome loft as many as Io7. Fortunately
only one wing of the cloud paAed oyer
town, crit IS probably there would not
have been a light of glafs in the windows
after It's termination. Sunday evening,
about two or three miles from the town,
where the body ofthe cloud paaed, the
hail lay in large quantities, & would mea-
fure generally from two TO three inches in
circumference. On Wednesday, flniIar
forms were experienced in Scott and
Woodford counties: but the damage in
the country has not been 70 great as in
town.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-04
For the Alsxandvla Advertiser.

/" Do into etbers as ysa qvoala 0ojS
t6em to do mic yoa.'
CONSIDERING the various fituati-
ons in which human being is liable TO
be.placed, | know of no principle 70 con-
ducive to his happiness, or more truly po-
litic, than the one here mentioned.
It admits Of no execute for the violence
Of paaion, nor fandions a crime in the ut-
mott urgency Of our wants. The fate of
manis conaantly changing he leldom re-
mains ftarionarY, either in the wretched-
nefs Of poverty, or The cheerfulnels Of al
Auence.
five look back but for few years,
our neighbors on each iide, have experience
ed the vicimtudes of fortune; fone rihng
from fate of bondage to independence,
from indulgence to riches, Whit Others
have undergone the melancholy reverie.
In each of thefe feparate fations, would
men but reflect what were their tee..ngs,
either in more diitreGed or exalted con-
dition, they would view witha more cha
ritable eye the tollies of their fellow crea
lures, and curb that malicious fpirit which
embitters their exifence. Before the OPP
preaor robbed the orphan Of his patrimo-
NJ, the judge condemned an innocent cap
tive, or the leducer ruined the deluded
virgin, if this maxim would impress them
with due force, believe The catalogue of
human crimes would be difburdened Of its
load, ADD the fociety OF mankind made
more happy
FABIUS.
City of Warrington,
April 20.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-04
FABIUS.
KOTZEBUE.

The following Anecdotes are from the
lat work OF this author:
Paul Qate Emperor Of Ruma) had built
mott magnificent palace, in which he had
collected great number of pictures and
fatues, which he had ordered to be pur-
chaied in France and Italy the expence
OF the whole amounted to $1,000, 600 Of
roubles. The palace was built in mott
unwholefome htuation, and his yiicians
requehed him not to refde there, but in
vain. He employed M. Kotezbue TO
draw up detailed defcription Of the pa
lace, which Kotzebue fays, would have
been one of the dulleG books ever COM
pofed. The death Of Paul, however, put
an end to the work, and all the valuable
articles were taken from the palace, which
is now completely delerted.
When the prifons were opened, after
the death of Paul, many very affecting
lcenes were witnened by thofe who were
charged with that office. Among others,
an old Colonel had been put in Prifon, and
his fon, gallant young officer, covered
with wounds, having in vain applied for
his releafe, deGred TO be fhut up with his
father. His reqaeit was partly complied
with, for he was put in prifon, but not
with his father, who never knew of this
noble conduct of bis fen EMIL the latter
came to announce to him their common IL
berty.
The fra perfon who appeared in
round hat in Petersburg, after Paul's death,
was followed in crowds, and people ran
to their windows to look at him.
Paul was determined that none Of bis
daughters ihould be married contrary to
their inclination. When tie Archduchefs
Alexandra was about TO depart, he diff
played the moa violent affection: he re-
turned leveral times to the carriage in
whichih The was, and wept while he embrac-
ed her.
A few days before his death, he went
to the Empreis, and faid, /" My angel,
| am going TO make you a Prefent
which | am iure will give you plcafure. =
1t was pair Of embroidered fockings,
which were worked by fome young La
dies who were educated in feminary un-
der the patronage of the Emprefs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-04
FRANKFCRD, lKen.l Anil .

:, we hear from various paris OF the fate,
u'4' the rams OF laf week have RATED the
, a~'ef' 10 an unufual hight. From Green
iiEer we learn that the waters are f.yen =,
ag9''eet higher than ever known, and
, - damage has been fuiiaired
.'s *, The low lsnds round pulht,s
a aou siann,s Licks, gre laid to be over
. . and the ptoPfietois Of tbofe licks
"a'eiiahy injuled from the lo!s Of falt and
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-04
alerannrta aonertiser,
TUESDAY, Mar 4.

Captain Nye, arrived at Bottom, who
failed from Cadiz, March 2s, fates that
the frigate Essex had arrived there that
the Governor had forbid her entering the
barber; and that, notwithstanding, Cap
tain BAIsBRiDGE entered and moored his
fhip. PaAHadism.
Captain Lathrop, arrived at Norwich,
Conn in a. days from Guadsloupe, in
forms that every thing was quiet at the
time OF his departure, under the govern
ment Of General Psiage. The lnhabi-
tants were daily expecting a feet from
France, to take command of the iiland,
to whom Pelage will iGrrender on certain
conditions. The Joes, which formerly
paaed by tale, were cried down the day
before Capt. L. alled-and reduced to
fand4rd nearly equal to that OF the Unit-
ed States.
The Captain ofthe lch'r Mary, arrived
at New York from Senegal, informs THAI
NO news had arrived there Of peace at the
time Of his departure, March III and that
that port was fhut againf the entry OF
American veaels. The Mary brought in
two oariches, and two cameIs.
Tie miniaerial party in Congreis, il
repeating the duty onfMs have determin-
ed to keep their matters, the people, in
Ifrls. N. T. Her.
The public are cautioned agaira re-
ceiving bills of Providence Bank, as there
are many in circulation, which haYe been
altered from che to ten dollars.
SaLsm Gas.
A gentleman who had been looking over
fome valuable rings the other day II
fashionable. jewellers, literally 7UQlkea a.
way with one of the value of 100 guineas.
The poor goldfmith yainly attempted to
oyertslke him, on the full run, and calling
out ffop thief" as loudly as poflble.
A perlon who heard the hue aud cry, and
was obierving the amazing rate at which
or Psdeitrian kept moving, would have
topped him as the thief alluded TO, but
he was intlmidated by the gentleman's ap-
pearance, and his vocifearing keep of,
ilr, | am walking TOR an hundred
IN. Y.D. Adv
A CURIOUS Clock has lately been
made In London, which does not itrike the
hour, by any aggregate OF units, but fpeaks
as it were the toll hour at once: and it
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-04

requires winding up once in three months,
and goes 70 true as neither to gain or loie
more than Ave minutes in the above peri
cd of time, let the weather be ever 10 va
riable.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-04
5000 feet Of Mahogany

FOR SALE.
It will be fawed to any thickness and
fold on moderate terms. Apply to
BEN AMIN ADAMsON,
joiner and cabinet maker, Fairfax freet,
near Queen ireet, or to
RALPH DOUGLASS, Sawyer,
Patrick Areet, facing Mr.. Francis Pey-
TONS dwelling hoafe, King freet.
May 4. eo3t+.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-04

A CURIOUS Clock has lately been
made in London, which does not itrike the
hour, by any aggregate OF units, but fpeaks
as it were the iuli hour at onee: and it
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03
LETTER
COLUMBUS.

FEW fubieey will command more at
tenton riian whatever is coTne6ted with the
Immortal name Of The DTsCoyERER OF AME-
RIGA. 4 letter, faid TO have been wrore by
him, has been publiihed in the Moniteur, a
Paris newspaper and has been from thence
trah0ated for Mfs Smiths National intelIi,
gcnccr. We fri jnfert the French introduc
ton to his letter, astranilated.: IL is follow ed
by few remarks on the letter iticlf, and
thu 1f2HfffRr Introduction
A." ne 'etter we prcicnt our readers bears
"eVe!y mark of authenctA Ii is extra6lcd
from manufcript found 1t Jamaica, and
C appears 20 have been written after the Iafs
" voyage of Columbus; at an epoque when
having completed his rich and importans
''diicoVer = Of Veragna, Mexico, and ii the
" coait Of ezra 7Firna, from the Gulph OF
Honduras,to the mouth OF the Oronooko,he
," vas conitrained by the ruinous fate of his
yeiicls TO so aihore OH Jamaica, where he
uttered All the extremes of n1ilcry. Cruel
" ly- tomentcd with The gout, abandoned by
" thc greateit part Of bis crews, his prowilions
" exhauitcd, and cxpoicd to.conftant war with
/" the natives; he had no, other relource than
g lending, information of his condition
{, to ST. Domingo. he di(patcheda cot6der-
g tial lerva1t in al Indian canoe, VINO was
q probably the bearer of the following letter
q and papers mentioned. in it, aid which
{ happily arrived at their defined place; but
( il does NOT appearthat the letter ne yer reach
= ed the court of Spain.
1t isnot eafy for a plain hone& man, either
n Eutope, or America, to believe or to ful-
pett the multitude Of literary inIpoitures, that
is THRIFT upon the the world. Large books
Of voyages dnd.trayels have often been wrote
in the name OF perionsthat never were born.
Or that never wfotsa li0e.of their pretended
lddrk5, UnIefs the manHrrir; fhall be pros
juccd, with fuitabe atteitaSion OF its accu-
Tacy, there is no pcsfon OF c1rrea IDEAS, thar
will pay it the lear attention. For inAance,
Lady Mary Wortley Mont gue's letters is
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03
ERRAFuM..

IN Tbs dqY's paper, on P. COLUMN 4, line
9, from tho bottom, read"' to cram pcrlon's
C ears with fatttry, &c.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03

this slmot as Dad as the publication of pri-
eate letter hat publication was extorted by !,
the incidence of Doane and Jones, two of thoie
wretched blundsring defenders, whom SAL |
Tvs keeper has ielcaed to complete his ruin.
If there is any trfaebr,J in tie buiinefs it refs
with the PRECEDENT, and hot with Calender.
I he parties were tairiy and fully warned that,
It they werHd not be quiet, the letters were
lure GO be printed,
We could Java little more TO frtie MA.
TREw RsowN: bat we have not time, nor
inclination.
WE have for fcuetimc tent the Recorder
to Frederick fbuta, addrcled to FREDERICK
WilHomS. There is no perion i'm that place,
who anfwers this aiarcis. ANY pcrlon who
chufrs co become {ubGcrihcr, and will fcnd
his two dollars, may take ,hele papers, if he
pieaieS. If this is not done, the poitmaiter
is rcqGcifed &c return them TO the Editors,
IN the courfc Of this fall, Tones attacked
the name OF Judge Marthai's He had, fome
, time before, been boating OF the fudge, as
one of his fubicribcrs. The conGlfcncy of
this conduct, we do not comprehend. With
This attack we ihould have had no concern,
if Jones had not affirmed that the Judge was
one OF Our viGtors and .cortctpondcnts, This
could not have been discredit to the Recor-
DEF; but, TO fet the friends OF the Judge at
Gale, the editors took the uncommon trouble
Of going before magiarate, and making
oath 90 the falfehooi of The whole ftory. We
never heard that this gave offence to the
friends of Judge Marthal.
Some daysago, we. took notice that this
sclitleman entertained a very high opinion
OF the Recorder. Bat VIC were careful to
qualify this enconit.m of Judge Marjhali by
ohterving that he could not be iuppoied to
approve of every thing in this paper. We
went cxaGtiy rs far as we ba,l = rght TO go,
and no farther. Il is wel known that We
have printed Jc5rss of artirfeS, which the
Judge could nor Ike and we confidered it as
an eninerc intance of bis candour that he.
70 frequently and 70 frankly ipokc 10 much
III our con, rrcndatron. Some OF our Rcuuain-
tances arc, it feems, alarmed at.our freedom in
making ute of his natnet Ard fo--We are:
welcome TO take il M, 10 ieryc htn; but we are
noc even 10 approach it,in dcfcncecf ourielves.
This IS not fair play, and we are perIuaded
that the Judge hirnlelf vii, think TO-
Pray how many editors would have taken
the trouble of going befare Magiitrate, and
making oath in defence of gentleman, whom
they never faw, and TO whon they had not
the fsnallch atom of an obligation NOT MA.
aY. It would have bern IN oar favour 20
have Let loncs's libel itand unfsfurcd. But
we did not chufe to ferve ourielyes at the
expcnce ofthe Judges feelings,
-
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03

WE give the following pailage from Smiths
National }utsAigenccr, as q ipccitaen of the
file in which ,shc PRECEDENT thinks it ad-
vifeable 10 fpeak IT the new FRENCH covert
rnent. If Mr.. IefFerion wants a roar iyfsb
France, THIS is the very ihorteft method of
getting.into 1t. The advantages that may
I've gained by iueh a eonte6 are perceptibie
10 no eye bue his own. One OF the i}rons-
eft objections urged againft M. Adams was
his folding at France. Mr.. Jeferion
hsrdly'fall any rhing behind him.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03

WE have not been able to prevail upon
Mefiwether Jones 20 take roSic@ of what we
iaid concerning his harangues 20 his. fave
LEWIS, IF we had not an iniurre6tion a
swelycTnonth fooner than it did happen, Jones,
At leait, cannot be blamed for the delay.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03

MERRY why did not your worthy bro
ther deny toat he took that wench along with
him, ina gig to,thc race ground And 10 il
is poitivcly true that the creature for whom,
he murdered Ms. Selden IS to he his HOUSE
KEEPER En- And a pretty houie il will
o., if we are to Judge Of it by the noie that
tprouts from the face OF. the infaut
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16

more pretsily. Compare them. Thsi'
avowed objea is TO impole on US the la0-
fauee as they have already given US the
farm Of the Britilh government. we
have againif Us the bank and the public
funds, Embellishments invented with views
of corruption, and to afimilate US to the
Brinb Mod.Iin It's corrupt parts"
This letter Of Mazzei, though OF II
feif fuficieutt 10 eifablilh Mr.. Jerferion's
diIlike, or more properly, his malignant
and rancorous hatred TO our contribution
in its preient form, is by no means the
only proof in our pofefion Of this lnPor-
tant tact, and Of his perfect concurrence IN
the views and wihes Of his sfectionate
friend, the ~blafphemer.
Thefe other proofs hall furnllh the
lubjed.of anottx1 number.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16
NEW YORK., October ~.

Entered, briggs George Warrington,
Webb, Sumatrs; Warren, EDDY, Will
ming,on, n. c. Schooners Experiment,
Dunn, Philadelphia Independence, Chald-
Ter, Richmond; Indultry, Cornell, ST.
Johns, ~. S.
Cleared, Brig Ceres, Robinfon, ST.
Croix. by MeG. Conwife; loop George
& Jane, Selleck, do. by Bedient &c Hub
bel; Hope, Hudfon, Bermuda.
Arr.ved Fnee AR hgf.
Brig George Warrington, Webb, 1o5
days from Sumatra land So days from
the lie OF France.) October 9th, lat. 81,
long. "a fpoke aoop Nancy, from Qua
daloape, bound to Newport. Left at
Sumatra, lhip Recovery, of Salem, TAX
ing in her cargo, and vas to fail in a few
days for France.
Schooner Independence, Chandler, 10
Hays from Richmond.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16

Schooner Experiment, Drrn, ! d,.l
from Philadelphia. 4Sy''
Schooner %Indutry, Cornell, u d,v,
FROM ST. Johns, N. S. Left ,here f.I.'
JUDAH Merritt, to fail in Z days for Thu
port. '"''
Cane n9Jrsm Qaarontiue.
Brig Warren, EDDY, from Wiln;,,
ton, IN. Co.
Big Vanlkab, Smith, from St. Crow
Sept. 10, fpoke fchooner 49,, r"
gers from Warrington to Cape Franco.
LAT. II, II, long. IS, 8, II days opr
Left at ST. Croix, fchooner Polly, Fpl
lerton, Of this port, to fail in 10 DAYS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16
PHILADELPHIA. October

PHILADELPHIA, October "a.
From the returns already received, an
the probable refult of the others, the sI
loving is the fuccefsful ticket in the ee,,,
y OF Philadelphia
Governor-THOMAS M'KEAN
Senator-JAMES GAMBLE.
Congress Michael Leib, Jofeph Cav
Jacob Richards.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09
iuit Received,

Ind far lale BY TIE Se5lcri5er, Al bis fare
esraer # Prince and UniaN freefs,
Is Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 do. 4sh proof Brandy,
do. New England Rum,
do. Holland Gin,
Quarter caGkS Catalonia red Wiae,
3 Kegs Anniierd Cordial,
IA Boxes dips Candies,
Sugar n. hhds. and barrels,
Coffee ana Pepper IN bags,
HyfonIkin ard Souchong Tea,
Iamaica Rum and Malaga Wine,
RaGns in kegs aud boxes,
I.eipeg's Snuff in half barrels and kegs.
Afsa coarfe and fine Shoes,
Woaens' Morocco and fancy kid do.
And eigh. Bales of india GOODS, COR
flfng Of Ma.noedies, Emer;ies, Cuzzinahs, Mo
has, Guugies, Checks aud Caiicpe and few
pieces China AMI Lunge Haukercheifs, ana Ra-
ven, Duck a large quantity OF Red SOAL-
LEATHER. aud few barrels Tanners belt
brown OIL.
BENZ. SHREVE, Jun.
or. ct. eo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09

her in the comm ons OF about SIX acres.
Bath, or Warm Springs.
Two well iituated lots, on one OF ,her
has lmall building large enough TO accom-
rodase one family.
The terms Of iale will be made known
by application TO either OF the fabcri-
bers.
SAMUEL WASHINGTON, Cn!psftsy comfy.
GEORGE S. WAsHINGroN, Jc9lJ/oN, 90.
WILLIAM A. WAsAINGToN, Wsfmar'
lind, d..
GEORGE w. P. Cusrls, Mouut kj(.IBing-
tai, Fairfax, do.
BusHRoD WASHINGTON, NJ. Ysrueu, ID.
LAw2ENcE LEWIS, Wood La7Un, an.
Auguit so. 2aw
THE Subscribers having eGablilhed a
= Houlc at Alexandra, 10 tranfatt Bu
dnefs under the Finn of JOHN W. & s.
LEONAND & co. beg leave TO iolicit
the patronage of their Friends.
Try n9qV ccBfv far Sale, al tAfir Sfotc, OF
Merchants 7vbarf,
100 tons Platter OF Paris,
10 Hhds. Aux Cages MolaGes,
tons Cordagc, anorted,
IL borreIs Meis Beet, hrt qaality,
IS kegs Rapee Snuff,
40 white oak Shocks,
trunk of Umbrellas,
900 batkets beh Havann'h Segats,
With fundry other articles.
JOHN w. LEONARD,
SAMUEL LEONARD,
WILLIAM EXLEY.
Nov. 5. 60