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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-01

OO1A II / AAON, g 10.
Ys,y re9eafaAJ iEt5rm their friends and
enfomey5 hat tbsy baVe r<cei0ed ffrom
Bela0a and MtqV lsrks, tbeirJaA agsrt-
meat IF
LADlEs . GrarLRmrSs
Fashionable Shoes, g Slippers.
Mems large eoaffe Shoes, Boys, Mides
and Childrens Shoes, of aInoit every de-
icFipt;on.
75by baps ab1o The tollopviag gods on hSnd,
M:
4 Pipes fFh proof Geneva,
SO Barrel, Ns~- England RUN,
SO Do. MaeSsrel,
10 o.. Salmon,
10 Boxes Mou Candles,
20 Do. Dipt do.
3 Gails Chart Wine,
40 Barrels Bottom Beef,
60 Kegs lanes River nnanufa 9urcd Tobacco,
Box gentlemen fine Flats,
tihd. A UNI,
i Box hall pint Tumb'er.,
ri. feet =. Epsland Boards,
400 gafhels James siysr Coal. lnitable fer
Smiths work,
Coarle and fac Salt,
Noya-Scotia Grindtones,
"A few barrels Of Apples,
Khode-ifand Lime, &c. Sc.
Nov. 20. eoAw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-01
Potomac Brewery.
ELLINGTON g CRI7es

ELLINGTON g carer
Havs 60mnSseea 8rerv;ng, ard 5eye
!, sat0 ,eaay Joy SAFE,
aoie Beer at 4 dolls. per barrel,
Drausht Beer s DO. do.
and in a few days will have fine ps,.
Ale fcr pirate faa.ilirs, at ! dollars ~ ;,
barrel !, and aeady lupply through he
tsaion. '"'
Yeaf every day.
FFidsys- 80
We vartto purehale good
ID RA Y II Q r s E.
Nov. 10. ao,n
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
IMPROVED RUDDER,

Captain Bclton's invention Of an " IDPr0psd
Raddsr," is defcribed, in the ipecihcations,
rudder prepared with means for enlarging its
breadth, whenever this fhall be necefdry.
1t is made in two parts; or with Tit of
fuficient width, palIng at the exterior edge,
down The middle of its thickneis. In this aper
ture Is inherited triangular piece of wood, or
plate of metal which hangs on centre pin paG
ing through It's head, and through the whole
thickness of the rudder has the head, for con.
venience in turning, femi circular, and furnilh-
ed vii h teeth 10 fultain it at any particular de
gree Of ex.eRion and, when not actually
employed to enlarge the breadth of the rudder,
fills the ilit which was made TO contain it. A
bolt paIing through the head of the rudGer, or
as its back, is made 70 throw cut or draw back
the movable piece Of wood, or plate Of metal
whenever il is moved right or left. The piece
of wood, or plate Of metal, when thrown toward
by the bolt, gives a comfortable exten6on Of
the rudder's breadth at IFS lower extremity.
That part Of the invention which refpeas
the " PrejsrVssiOn of The RudIsr," accomplished
this end byio hanging il on the lern pol, that it
may be lifted at pleafure with fcrew, or any
others of the mechanical powers. In the
draught accompanying the fpecifcatiod, that
mode is exhibited in which The invention
has been tried in actual ufc. "A fidc or
bot fixed by Rrong braces TO the Tern pot,
is, by Piutles and gooiings, connected with the
rudder. A fcrewbolt paled through the head
Of the fide and when turusd by lever at its
top, above the deck, ierves 20 elevate hat lide.
The rudder being hung upon tbs Aide, and
firmly attached to il, is, at the fame time RATED
Thele inventions are ohviouny adapted TO
prove eGentially ufeful to the feamen. There
are many occahons on which an extraordinary
power of rudder is wanted, and, on al iuch,
Mr.. Bottoms contrivance for enlarging the
breadth of the rudder, will undoubtedly be of
fervice. The lois of The rndder by ITS tosching
on rock. is, in very many inaances, the auf-
of the lois of the veGel 70 viii il belongs
This will be almott always eFe6ualIy prevent
ed. if rudders be hung 10 fcch manner that
they may be icrewed ~ or orherwiGe elevated
at PleaiuTe- CLos. fqp.l
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09

Itappears by accounts from the Mediterra
mean, that a rebellion lately broke out IN the
empire OF Morocco, againR tire Emperor, and
the in(urgsns were headed by the EmPeror's
nephew, who has, however, been defeated with
great lois. The particulars Of the battle are
contained in the following exraa OF private
letter:
7angisrs, MayI We have this day re-
ceived Intelligence of an action having taken
place between the Emperor OF Morocco and his
Nephew, in which the latter has been complete
ly defeated with great lois it is already known
that there are Sooo killed, l4oo taken priion
ers, betides an immenle number wounded. The
Emperor fpeaks in The highea term, of the We
~ great aGiRance he received from an officer
who arrived at the camp the night before he
acton, and requeRed the Empesor TO accept
his fervices.-He had the command OF a body
Of horfe, and contributed 10 great meafure to
the defeat of the enemy. 1t is expected that
this week will put an end to the war, as ambat-
fadors are now going from the Emperor in an
fwer to terms propoied by the Nephew. We
learn that the officer who diltinguthed hmieif
70 much belongs to the city Of London Light
Horfe, and tha, he is deputed from fjme OF the
principal merchants, in that city, to procure
the releae of two ihips detained by the Emper
or of Morocco. We are happy TO find, that in
confequenee of his great ferv,ces on this oeca
fion, the Emperor has already conferred Tome
diRinguilhed honors upon him."
June IS Letters from ConGantnople, OF
the goth of April, Gate, the Beys depofed by
the Porte, who fed to Opp er Egypt, are in
open infurreaion, againG the Grand Vizler.
They iniii upon being reintatsd in their for.
mer authority. The Britiih Generals are fad
to have declared. that they will by no means
interfere in this matter, nor afford any protee
ton to the refractory Beys. The Turkilh
commander, Oman Efendi, was on his march
againR the infurgeuts, when 'hefe accounts
came away with a comfortable body of troops
which the Grand Vizier had ordered to be re.
inforced by detachments of frefh troops, who
are 70 form an army of referve, This ftua,ion
Of affairs caules much dfcontent at Conian,i
noPle.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
T,ng7aleafem hc Pu5Ecjfs for tie Salem Ca7etft.
ANCIENT HISTORY.

Somd very bold coniedures have been lately
advanced Upon the Egyptian Zodiacs being
differently diTpofed from ours it has been iuP
pofed that the difference NUT necehd'ily be
explained by the preceiIion of the equnoaes.--
The fuppoGtions that monuments have been
prelerved, we may fay mifaculouiy, for IS and
even 81 COO years,has been preferred to feeklng,
in antiquity, another teaion FOR their peculiar
titua,ion.-Thc celebrated Vlfonti, being con
fulted upon the 6rlf of thelc Zodiacs, the plans
Of which have been brought into France, has
explained this phenomenon more naturally by
faa we'll known TO all chrono'ogers: that i
that the intsrcalAry day was never introduced
into the facred year OF the Egyptians nor into
their civil, until the time of Auguiius. Hence
il reful,s that every fourth year would com
mence day fooner, which, in 40 Yeas, would
make the difference of one fign, AMI 10 1880
years, che complete year, while the period OF
the procefon Of the Equinox is $4,000 years.
Citizen Vilconti has detailed this explanation
in trAa which he will foon give to the public.
He is now about examining the Zodacs Iince
diftovered bur it is Intimately more probable
that their particular iituaton j. founded on the
period Of 1890 years than Of $4,000, which
will reduce their antiquity in the fame proper
ton.
1t is 70 be obierved in general, that hiRory
is carried back into the regions of 6Stion, in
p portion as the real knowledge of hifory is
IN. The prefent Eaa indians boat an anti
guilty OF fome millions Of years. In the time
of Alexander they pretended 70 no more than
5000 or Coco years in the time of Diodorus
Siculu,, fome Egyptian priehs fixed at "a 900
years a certain epoch. which, in the time of
Herodotus, they only carried up to 1000 )
and it is very probable that, in the time Of
Notes, their pretenGons were, in The fame pro.
portion, lefs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
EPITAPR ON Il SAILOR.

FsEE from the Porms and gsS' Of human life (;
Free from the (q1alh Of paihon and OF itrite'
Here JACK hes, aseboyel-whO food the (es,
Of e55i7g life, and f7veiGzg mifery
Though poorly rggsd. his prudent eye forefaw,
Ard took ref al fortunes quicken fa1v,
He lift and bsye a7osy TO Pleafe mankind,
But duty urged him ftil to bead ID. zpizs-
a fevcr's tevp5f foon his maRs deltroyed
But juy heath awhile he Gill enjoyed.
LaGsu with grief, and age, and jSstteres bead,
At length he f,nek and groaraed on his bed
While in djqytjI, eareeaing, thus he lay,
Hi, final Glge expecting every day,
Heaven took his 6aiige from its dreary bed,
And left his oody deltute of foul
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
MORE SECRETS North KNOWING.


In The Richmond Recorder Of the I4th ina
Mr.. Calender fays, I" David Randolph was
turned ont Of bis Office as Martial for this rate
and the caule was lad 70 have been bis nfcon
dua upon Callender's rra for fedition. Buff
the conduit Of Randolph was bad, We have al
ways corfidered that OF Thomas Mellon, The
prtfent Federal Attorney General, bsing inha.
itely worie -" The Republicans turned Mr.
] fftrlon into the Proficiency for tb1, as the
Capital realm, that he m ght turn their perfrsu-
tors out Of office" That, by retaining
Thomas Melton in office, ne Mr. JefFerfon1
has trampled upon Biz part of eonfraa which
although neither figned norfealed, 4vas G5jolaieJ
aadtrRoodIy fbge qpbo made bin Pr5fdsat.
If lhef- things be true we ought forever to
be tilent about he corruptions Of European
governments. When Offices become The fubjeaS
Of ba ter and contract, our country muR Be in
a deplorable htustion.l
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
Later Dates.

By an arrival at Norfolk from Nantz, Paris
accounts have been received to the 9th Of
Juoe-
A aatement of the votes returned on the
queRion of eaabli(hing Bonaparte Conlul for
life, give about 50 ayes to nay.
M. AndreoHy, is appointed Ambahador from
the French Republic to his Britannia M jeRy.
M. Otto, at prefent acting as French Minilter
Plenipo,entiary in England, has been appointed
Miniasr P.enpotentiary of the French Repub
lie near the United States of America,
An additional duty of II francs per hundred,
was to be laid on all cargoes Of Tobacco which
may arrive in foreign vehels after the 10Th of
Iune-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
ANTyVERf.

a. ANTWERP.
A letter from Antwerp. dated May 10, iays,
" Twelve of the principal commercial houies
at Brsl TeIs are forming the arrangements ne
eegay for eaabliihing houfes in our CITY
Several American families from the United
States. have lately arrived here, with an inten
ton of IfsttIing. We learn on the other hand
that ont Of the ira merchants in London will
fend hther one of his fons TO form a houfe OF
correfp Indence between England, and the north
of Ger ,any, in particular. The city OF Ant
werp b comes therefore, every day more flour
Thing. The houfes have alrerdy rilen triple in
value. The Scheldt is covered with merchant
veiTels III different nations, which daily arrive
with iidh eargoes. In The courfe of this year,
workmd will begin to clear the port, and to
remove the bar, which confaes the couric OF
the riveI.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
BALTIMORE, July as.

BALTIMORE, JULY 70.
The democrats will ever, if flfFered TO 60 on,
fix themftlves in dilemma. In publication
of Mr.. Jefferfon's having repaired and Rored
the bercesu, at an expence Of $1,000 dollars,
they have taken refuge under bubble upon
the word, RESTORE. Now in the Englih
tongue, fay thofe lne-ati, TO reRore means "a
give back any thing, ipeei6ed, in that ftuation
in which it was originally found exiaing."-
Noble di8ionarians Profound legicians. But
not 70 fait gentlemen: Who told you all this
VIII you FAY thar If promfe to reaore nv
enemy his b0as which have taken, am bound
lkewile 70 repair il and reltore him his iervants.
whom have Aain, or his furniture and provi
hons which have been dellroyed.
The 80 article of the convention favs. :" the
public pipS which have been taken on one part
or the other ihall be re1ored
As the intrinGc VALUE of the article 70 be
retored, was not 70 much he objeef with
France as the foorhing Of her national honor or
pride, which felt ifef wounded in feeling her
hips iweil the naval catalogue of other nations.
particularly our own, il was omitted in the
onvett,on 70 fpecify in WHAT condition the
public ihiPs were to be given back. IL was
not determined whether they lhould be re aored
N the condition in which they were at the
COMMENCEMENT or az the sSp Of the engage.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
artitieS bp the RaiI.


WASHINGTON, JULY rs.
At the late fale of Gen. Waihlngton's Gock,
the following prices were given:
The large imported Bull fold for 3s4 dolls.
The I'd hze, lI5
Cows for zo7
Imported Ram, az
Sheep, "a dolls each
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
NEw-toNDoN, Au cvsr 4.
FRENCH FlNESSF.


Capt.. Sanger, I3 days from BaAa'err.,
Guadaloupe, informs that previous to bis fail
ing, The government caufed il to be reported,
that the Engliih had refuied to give up Tcba-
60 agreeably to The treaty and under the pre-
tence Of an expedition to take that ilaud By
force, the black troops and body Of whites
wee embarked on board two ihips ofthe Inc
and two frigates. Having fecured the blacks
the white troops were relanded and The next
day more blacks male and female were tent os
board, and it was iaid, and io'PliciJIy believed
that they were fold TO the Sp.niih government.
TO be employed in working in he mines *
1out ~ America where the fleet Is defined
The number o. negroes ihiPped of amounted
10 Sooo.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09

nient 10 which they were captured. TIE.
however. pattiotifm and the contribution waSi
have fulfilled the pref icat in reGoriny a.
Bereeau in the SAME plight as her command,
had furrendetcd her TO our brave tars. Uh,.
patriotlfm and the contribution all forbade NJ,
70 fpend Jingle cent in her repair. when !.
knew fhe was 10 be reftored to France mpcb
leis TO put her in q BErrER ltetc than when n.
left her own port to deprejate on our trade
He could and fhould have given her up 70 II.
agent appointed 10 receive her, " with al b.
imperfedions on her head, "-imperfeaio
which it was their own buGneis to remedy :,
not, face by their own temerity they had been
incurred.
If rellitution for damages were intended By
the "a article OF the convention, why b,
France never reaored the Bottom, which took
the Berceau,to the fame condition in which he
was a, the commencement Of the engagemeutp
Why has lhe never rellored Us thore MATS, thof.
Cores, and above all. thoie brave tars, which
the balls Of the Berceau dehroyed ! Beeaufe
the treaty did not contemplated damages
Is it 10 be fuPpoled by any one, then but
democrat, that we lhould r=fore not only The
flip. but her men terminated and RATED fion
heir watry graves-that we fhould rector. be-
cabin and iea Rores, as we'll as her rutrsn mats.
fpars and tinbers which had been lhattered bv
our balls, and llrewed over the ocean. Ouer.
IF The Berceau was to have been put into he
tate in which ihe "was originally found e..
iGing," what further FUN would il have coz N.
United States, had Mr.. Jeferfon, in order 70
find and eaore her nIin and drowned. tak,r
he fame trim as did Orpheus in r.arcb rs u. N
EuIodiee
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
SALEM, AUGUST 2.

SALkM. ADbUat n
a letter from Bordeaux, dated June :, 10
forms. that the Ea9india and China trade . Y
be free 70 every French citizen and that ~
made almoR certain that foreigners gill be ''i'
mediately put under the fame reltidions. WIN
reipe6t 20 the French colonial trade, as beis'
the revolution,
KssfHeEy HarvsQ-' The quantity Of ldrp'a'
fmall grain will bc upwards Of third Z eisf
than at any period inee the f-tiement Of IN
country.
1t is ! fa9, that the abtence Of tie S-cretaf
Of TIE Treafury, from Wilmington, has Procu'.
ed an is a'll producing, feiious iooonsen''p'.
10 gentlemen Whole bufneC, < conn-9e- ~3'
that DtpartneaF.-Ps14.f-7st raaa-.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09

aThe inmenfe quantity Of Indian Corn in.
ported into thele countries, and the geseral az.
like to that grain as an article Of food, render
it important 10 be known, that fome diailIers
10 this country, having afcertained that it will
malt, and when r prep ,red, Yield an admirs.
bic fpirt, have ob'ained liberty from The Com.
mfiioners Of Revenue 10 uie il in diRillation
The muci'aginOus quality Of this grain that on
which be manufsaute Of the wort d:pendsl
has been long known 10 Germany and talk,
where, according 70 Count Rumford, pol4nta
funiihes the principal article in the food Of Ii:
psai4nt. [Be5gf pdbul
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
Foreign zntsHigrnts

81 THE LATEST ARRH-ALS FROM EUROPE
-ss~7s,%sr
PARIS. JUNE 3.
AT AK Ia Chapelle, not only The votes OF
the Cifi1nS have bsen unanimous for the eled
ion Of the Fira Conful tor life, but women,
whole huioands were abient, have been per
united to vote in fsparate book for that
purpole.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
From the Connecticut couraut

From The Conrecticut lourSHI'
Mess. HuDsoN n GooDwIN,
THE following quehon is harted among
number Of Republican gentlemen III this vicniiy'
viz. 0HTbOm0I Jeltyyon &c Prefdr7i Of tbs ysi.
ted StateJ FOR LIFt - IL y txDeevd that INC
next Conarefs will, as foou as convened, brios
forward the above qsefion, for the condterafioa
Of the people. Tie obitcl OF thofr gentlemen wno
aarted the above, eetting Jsfferloo Proficient ior
te, was, 20 eriure the people with Republican
PRECEDENT during that period. OlD NosTh'
Hartford County, July 2S, 1904.
Tbii may APPEAR no7rE 10 J6Dle Republican gtrf@'
men, bit noVel 81 Il Is. IL Is fogaEed o. fa5.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09

tum to .o,oool. bu, the queaior on 10000
ps6ed in the affirmative, by majority OF
three.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
cow POCK.

On the I'D init motion was made in the
Houfe of Commons, by Admiral Berkeley, for
granting his Majelty o,oool. as a remuneration
10 DR.. Edward Jenner, for Promulgating the
difcovcrv ofihe Vaccine incubation. Sever
= proportions were made tor inereaEng the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-30
To be l. E T.,

For one or more Years,
THE houie now in the tenure of Mr..
Thomas Clagget, ftuated On Queen areet
near Warrington areet, and cpPofte Mr..
John Wilc's new houie, the ftuation is
high and heaI;hy.-Fof terms apply to
THOMAS IRWIN.
Wasted TO tSreb4/s,
1900 or 1000 Chetnut Rails, for
which Cath and generous Price VIII be
giyeo. Apply as above.
o.. 90. go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-30
sale By Sutton.
On WEDNESDAY,,

OU tE LIN Lo/-41
4. 10 c'el9rk, quiU be /5d at The Ienda
Stare, the corner IF King and Onio'
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiiky 10 barrels,
Apple Brandy IN barrels
Gin in cafks,
Wine 10 pipes and quarter cafks,
MoIanrs in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White ard brown Soap IN boxes,
Coffee in calks and bags,
Rai6s in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, ard
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
THOS, PATTON, Aadioneer.
October 20.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-30
Public 5ale.
OF. e.

The Sale Of the two BRICK
HOUSES on King tfreet, two WAREHOUSES
oPpofte D. Davey' s, two two fiery Dwell
Ing Houies near Major Reiley's, and ie-
seral valuable Lots on Wilmington, be-
'~een King ard Prince freets, are poit-
Poned until Monday the 9Th of Novem-
Ger, vixen they will pofsively be fold.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
October II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-30
n Q T | C E.
In The Matter Of 7bomas Mare, B@ah-
OF. 20.

In The Matter Of Ibomas Mare, Bsak-
ra3f.
THE subfcribor being appointed AZ
Ggnee of the eltate and effects Of Thomas
Moore, late Of the town Of Alexandra,
az Bankrupt, all perfons indebted to iaid
Bankrupt, or that have any Of his Goods
or Effects in their hands, are not to pay OF
deliver the fame TO any perlon oiher than
the Subfcriter, Or fuch as may be duly
authorized by him, all tho(e who have re-
ceived Goods or Monies In payment flnce
he became bankrupt, are requeeed to
funi the fame, otllerwile they viii be
dealt with as the at dnets.
VIM. OXLEY, ANgnee.
OF. IS. dlSt
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Ricketts,, Newton x 90.

Ricketts,, Newton x 90.
Haze ,scefeed and fer SaAe,
go pieces Bandanna Hand
kercheifs,
50 do. Ruflia Sheeting,
70 bales Cotton,
40 barrels and 10 hhds Maicovado Sugars,
SO boxes brown Soap,
50 do Cattle do.
so do. Candies,
20 do. Chocolate,
hhds. Loaf Sugars,
hhds. Antigua Rum,
I hid. clean Flax,
ton Rhode EAand Cheele,
boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
"A few pipes and half pipes Of Vidona Wines,
of hyperion quality,
Hyfon, Young Hyfon, Imperial and F'yion
il,in Teas,
100 reanls Wrapping Paper,
700 do. Writing Paper,
A handiome anortment of Prints and lriih
Linens--a large quantity of Bed.c and
Plough Lines.
They haze to RENT,
The WARE HOUSE lately occupied by
Mr.. John Janney, adjoining their Brick Store,
and comfortable Dwelling Houie On Prince
ftreet, lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Mathews
For particulars enquire as above.
O9oher K.
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CONSISTING OF


ALMOND, Violet, Palm and Windfor
Soaps chemical, cream & common WaOl-
Bal Cream Of Violets, MILK of Roles
and Gowland's Lotion; ladies Toilet Per-
fumes, in fancy boxes Ehence OF Roie,
Slilley Flowers, do. Burgomot, Lavender
and Lemon; Rouge; Tooth DentiFrice,
Violet Tooth Powder, Tooth Bsufhes
Damafk Lip SaIve, Almond Pale; ladies
and gentiemen's Curling longs, elegant
DEeaiog Cafes, complete Morocco, travel
ling do. gold mounted Combs, Tortoife-
fhell KNIFE do. dreling and back ditto;
9ayie's patent Backing, in cakes Silk
& Sw1nfdown Pnfs, Powder Bags SHAY
ing Boxes; violet, rofe and marfchal Pc
matums per!umed and common Hair
Powder; Hopkins and Morton's>Razor
Strops; bef warranted Razor's; Silver
tongue lcrapcrs; Tooth Picks & Tweezcrs;
genlemen's SuipenderS, ladies' London
made Wigs and Frizets, Of the lateft
fa.hions ditto, Of his own make, &c. &c.
He makes gentlemen's fafhionable Crop
Wigs, on The fhortef notice. Likewile
Game Nets and Powder Fla&s.
Oct. 10. eoot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-30
Spanifh Hides.

7xa aviusd in The Se5ooner Ha,mo9y,
and far Sale BY
John & las. H. Tucker,
1000 Spanilh Hides
Tby baUe alb in Store,
Io,ooolh green Coffee,
aoHhds. bef Muicoyado Sugar,
20 Barrels do. do.
1000 Bulhels coar(e Salt,
100 Sacks fine do.
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, and
A general aaoument Of GROCERIES.
October 7.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-30
Waxfed to bxrcbaE,
X L Nj y V A l..

JOHN MORRIS respectfully informs
his Friends and the Public, that he has
removed to the new Bsick Houfe on Royal
itrect, within three doors of the City Ho-
tel where he intends carrying on his Buff
nels as uiuai.
Oct. 20. coat
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-30

Situate in the town CT Alexandra On
the South tide Of Prince Street, near Col.
Hooe's corner & adjoining Mrs. Swope's
dwelling houfe with the privilege Of join
Ing the Partition Wall c. tie latter, the
property OF Daniel Spargler, deeeaied, now
oceuPied by Mrs. StudicoIn-- The fand is
excellent Tor public bufnefs, the title in
dlipu,able, and the let clear Of grourd rent
forever. Further particulars will be
made known previous to The Sale.
P. @. MARSTELLER,
Yendue- MGfer.