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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
By virtue of a Deed OF. Trult

By virtue of a Deed Of Trult
from Lane Nc Pbeyfoa to the fubfcriber,,
= will be expofed to fale upon the premifts,
on Thurfaay the aoth day Of September
next, if fair, if NOT, the next fair day:
Three leveral parcels of land.
Lying upon The fouth 6le of occoquan, in.
the county. Of Prince WiIliam,-Onc of
she f4id parcels has front OF 40 feet,
and 80 feet deep; upon this there is ereef-
ed a BRICK MILL-H0USE, IS feet
long, IS wide; fcds tories high, with.
two water wheels, four pair flores offeven
feet diameter each, with all the machinery
lately introduced into merchant mills, in
complete order. This mill is G,uated up
: on dream faficie,, to work the four pair
OF ftones and, the machinery Of the mill the
yeas through; upon this ground is ALTO
erected a, Brick Dwelling Houfe, sc feet
by "a. Another Of the faid parcels of
ground adjoining thereto has SC feet front,
and is of the fame depth, upon which is
+ erected Wareh Juie.
A Tract Of land, containing
,hirty. -four acres, adjacent to the other
two parcels. cellars OF the pur-
chsfe money muR be paid in hand, ere
- discn my further fum thcproperty may fell
for wi be given as can be agreed upon
on the day OF lale.
JAMES KEITH.
lulv zS. ercf
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LANNEY e PATTON,

.HaVe ,<t.ived, and e6ty for taiS,
Catalonia wine in hhds. & quarter cs&s
Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, St. kits,
St. Yincen,s and Barbadoes-rum in hhds.
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Of the 6IR qua
lily,
Muicovado Sugar in hhts.
$50 Bills. Ststia do.
Havannah MolsHes in Hhds.
Hsvannsh white and brown Sugars, IN
Boxes and Bbls.
Soap and Candies in Boxes,
Sweet Oil in do.
Raifns in Boxes and Kegs,
Pepper and Coffee ia Bags.
A HxMDsoME AssoR1MINr or SHofs,
-Co.Gairs sc
Mems Calf in Trunks,
! Ladies Kid and Morocco Dc in Boxes.
EAST INDIA GOODS. viz
Nankeeus, Baftas. M.-'uodyT Cur
fahs, Gpx;nsns, Csaahs, Moharass, Cur
s... Stripes, and one bale Of hsrdiomc
Deiorfoy.
ALSO
Ravens and Rufia Duck aid Shee,ioss
by the piece or bale, and two bales dne
Rufia Oinaburgs.
A complete snortment of Ruflia and
New-Eugisnd Cordage, AID one 81 ineh
Cable 70 fathom: long a fmsll quac ,
THY Of Upper Leather.
June g.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21
Auguf 4.

oUBoCkIr l 1UNS FUR
Tie Turnpike Road from ,Alsxan-
dr,a'to Little Rsver,
in Loudoun county, will be received by
William Har,lhorne for Mmfelf ard JOHN
! Thomas Ricketts,, in Alexandria-lffael
Lacy an Burr Powell in Loudoun David
Hunter and William Riddle in Belkley !;
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Frame
in JeAe.fon; Bulhrod Taylor and VIM.
Davidfon in Frederick Samuel Ciowdfon
and William Stienbergef in Shenandoah.
Fh;s being a buGnefs in which the CON-
mpuisy may be greatly benefited, and as
itthas only this day come into my hands,
| have undertaken topubliG, without Con-
fulting the other commllioners as they are
all at a d4Rapce. The law is with me
and l doubt not will be lhewn by the
other comriGioncrs, to any rerfon ap.
plying. The law require Ten dolla,i to
be paid at the time Of fubicribing:; the
remaining fun Of ninety dollars, G., each
ihare, is be paid in dividends, as called
for by the PreGdens and Directors, TO b
choleu blythe Gcckholders.
VIZ. HARTSHORNE.
ADril 20. 60.
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N - / | & E.

Having emplyed Mr.. HENRY
CovPAs to collect the different debts due
80 the eisstes of Elifha c. Dick. Andrew
. and William Ramisy. and James, G lilies.
All perfons therefore who are indeb.ed to
either of the faid elates are regretted to
mike immediate payment to the faid Hen
ny Coupar who is fuiiy authorized tograns
receipts for the fame.
JOHN Mc'IVER. !
July 20. eoIm
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I haze jujt rece,ued, md o.

4 haze jyf recelusd, aid o9y'er
Er/al- BY toe piece or greater qaa"!'y.
2 Boxes Dandanna l5ancker-
chiefs,
Bale B-erpoore CaIahs, very nUc,
2 Ditto Dedo'fy, or-Crat CT:
Benz AMiNrSiRtVE. jon.
In copf-qlsnce OF arrangements made
with the Propis'ors Of the Bolton Win
dow Giafs mandatory, lhaA te en-.
abled to execute orders for any cdadnli,y
or dimenGons, at the prices at which ,iris
fold ct tie mandatory.
A,euf &. 60
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JUST REcEWED,

tOSl NEIElVED,
Fees PHILADELPHIA axd BaLtimo,r, Ga6ja'
Jak at be jskjf15er's fore, in Price
Stree,, tbe fsisavirg artieles:
Holland gin, French brandy,
Jamaica fpiriis, cherry bounce one year
old, and an aGorment Of liquors.
Bel treih teas, coffee,
Loaf and! brown lusar,
Firf quality Of Spaniih fegars,
Bet Eaglifh cheefe,
ExceHen, ioft thelled almonds,
Box and jar rcaions frelh and nice,
Excellent prunes,
.Anchoyies Of the .laa impor;a,ions
Olives OF ditto,
BeR fallad oil,
Muaatd, pepper, and brandy frui's,
BeR frefh lime juice by the bottle,
Market, cane and work bafkets,
Philadelphia cedar ware,
Glafs ware of difereat kinds,
Cavendah tobacco.
Together with q general afortmsnt Of
Crockery Ware, and number Of other
articles.
ABEL WILLIS.
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Potomack Navigation.

AT a general meeting OF the
POTOMACK COMPANY held on
Monday the I'D infant, a Dividend on
the Capita! Stock, at the rate of three per
cent. per annum was declared for the time
hnce the Locks at the Great Falls have
been opened, and FIVE dollars and fifty
cents per mare the amount thereof, will
be paid to the reflective ieookholde's or
to their lega! representatives on demand,
by the 11ealurer Of, the Company in
George. Town.
BY order of the Board,
JOSEPH CARLTON, Treaiurer.
Georgr. Town, AreuR 5. cost
GIN pOWnER
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The
Accommodation Coachee,
Angua

accommodation Coachee,
WILL leave Mr.. Gadby's City Ia
VEN every morning, at half psa four
O'Clock, for Baltimore, to accommodate
our Alexandria friends : returning, leaves
Mr.. Evans's, Indian Queen, every morn
ing at fix o'clock, and arrives at AleHan.
driathe fame evening.
The Prorrietors will not undertake to
promi(e as much as the MsilPilot, which
rlrs bat So miles per day, although it is
iaid to Pilot the Mail, which runs from
SO to a 100 miles FER day.
The PROPRIETORS.
1une O.. .d6,zaw
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To be Rented,

The Houie in which l now
live, of which have le.fe for upwards
of three years from rhis',ime the iltua-
ton iselisihle and the Houie commodious
Fer terms avplyto
J. B. NICHOLS.
Fairf,y R-nr'. I,nc 20 -
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AF ,1resuxd. from Baltimore,
AND FOR: SALE,
Englih Walnuts, .Filberts,
Soft Shelled Almonds,
A. WILLIS.
Augua s. 60
AMBROSE VASE,
1T bis Store in King Street, ba, pr /alt,
Coffee, hrt quality in bags,
"a $ e; Fl; +;':'. : TEAS.
Loaf Sugar in Hhds. and Bbls. - !.
Old Sherry Wine,
PORT Wine,
MuRard in boxes Of 3 and E Dozen.
each,
Chocolate,
Claret in boxes, and few Crates of
Earthenware.
Auguit IL. co
BENZ. SHREVE, Jun.
Hs ter Sale at bis Store, corner Of Prince
and Union Strrtn
Bandanno, China, and blue Gitta Hand
kerchefs,
India cheeks, Burpoore CoGaths, very
fine,
Dedndys, or coat cloths,
A few pieces Rulia Shesting and Sail
Duck,
4 Caies'mens' cheap fur hats,
Mems and Ladies fine Shoes,
5 Hhds. I'd Sd and 9Th proof Rum,
10 Quarter eaGs Malaga wine,
4 lierces Acid,
Coffee in bagsand Sugar in Bis.
Gales Glais Tumblers,
I9 Biz. Herrings.
Il ban9lame .
BOOKCASE AND DESK,
One BUREAU, and
FOUR WASH STANDS,
Aaguh II. 60
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CUNPOWDER.

Baltimore, Bsllono GgnPo1odef,
by the quarter catk. Alto,
Refined Salt Petre, tythe quar-
ter cwt. or larger quantity. A tonitans
{upply of thofe articles from the. Manuiac-
tory will be kept tor falc on the loweft
terms, by
LAWRASON e SMOOT.
A,riA S. econ
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K. T. HOOE, g Co.

K. Il. HOE, 81 co.
Haze TN hand, ard tsrJak,
claret ola fupeIior quality m boxes Of 4
AID + dozen,
Porter and Brown Stout IN caks,
Black Paint ground in oil in kegs Of IS
pounds each,
Marble Slabs tor hearths. of different fzes,
An aaortmsnt Of elegant cooking. Glaaes.
Jsppanoed Ware,
Plated Table Furniture, conffing of Tea
and Coffee Ums, Tea aud Coffee Pots,
Gobiets, &c.
A large ;aGortment Of Earthen Ware in
crates, 49,.
Grepada Rum in hhds. Blown Sugar in
hhds. and bbls.
Fine Salt in Jacks,
An aflortmens of Hardware, eonGAing Of
Spades, ,Shovels, Hinges, Hand. Saws,
Sc. re.
One hundred boxes Pipes.
July: 81. raw
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July a.

WILLIAM HARTSHORNE,
Ha'jyf reerved from PHILADELPHIA ard
6altim0's, q fsnber JxbPy Of PexIGIUs.
uia end
SWEDISH BAR IRON,
Of different fzcs, which he will fell at the
loweR current price :-allo,
Coarfe Salt,
James River Coal,
Twia Tobacco in kegs, of fsa and fecona
quality,
Philadelphia loaf Sugar ia hhds. and bbls.
Tar, Pork,
Platter of Paris, BY the ton or buhel,
Handlpikes,
Flour in barrels and half barrels.
Cath given for Wheat and Corn at his
mill and in town.
9TH mo. 10TH. d
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B 4 r IRO N

:BA K IR o N
Recei. ed from Philadelphia, in the noop
Eliza, capt. Eveleih,
Five Tons in bars Of different fzes,
To be fold cheap'by the fubfcriber at
his fore on Col. Hooe,s wharf.
VIM. HARTSHORNE.
9Th Mo as. co
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For Private Sale.

For Private Sale.
The whole Of my property G.uaied 90
:Prineefs ftreef, IN the Town of Ale1an.
dria, confaing OF good dwelling houfes
with iuEcient lots attached to EACH
They will be fold tose,heror ieparate as
may fuitpsrfons inclined TO- purehafe.-
For terms apply on the premifes 10
HENRY M'CUE,
Iune ~. d3,eo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
FRo'r ras NHv.-Yoas Crrlgzn.

iNol TAH H&r'-t o2E CIrI2EN.
NE writer o. Gle 5o''orirr co1op ehi-.
cation appeari n hive some doubts OF Inc
iact stated q. the View" respectin,-
Mr. Bur-; reeociaiion with the fr5eral-
ISIS 70 psce hireD az the head Of the
governments. We assure him Hst IL ran
7e fropeo We blink, how ever, his sug.
gestlou G happy one. We wish orr cjli-
zens would take Up the subject IN he
manner uggested x the end Of his com
municsuon. II - their dtsy 70 DO 50. II
a committee of respectable citizens can
be obtained 20 wait on Mr.. Burr, and pre-
vail on him 20 .ffs an a,yoyn'qdogi against
US, we pledge every thing that is dear to
rs, on the anhofify 7oe now haze, nav our
fD'a, 70 froUc THAT re CARVED oY rgg
NEoocIhTIoN sTATrD IN THE " VIzw."
we thank our correspondent for the hat,
and We hope our citizens viii aQ GpoC L,
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PREsIDsNT or qzs uSJTED srAq6s.
Asuzan e'Ta'sn, e. hone diem, snaudffgr :
Sin.
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l.EW- YDRE, - -.

trcIUs jcFIu9 51rTve.
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quite as eNceptionabls as ,hofc oe ti.cis adg.-.-
FAIRIES. If we may judge from Richmond,
Tome of them are guile as incapable ce Sbcra;
ientincnts, as any other people. The parry
III congreis have not rene wed the fedtion a6i.
They durf not. But they bave exhibited he
mott marked and detachable indifference upon
the iubject During the late Yfba6liean fec.
hon OF congreis, and while 70 much money
has been waited upon fomahy forrv pnrpofes.
not one ientence of refolution paR, exprefs-
ing their ditaPprobasion of this law, and f.,
lets tor tsntenfation to The fuffercrs under Il
Our precious Representatives had carried ibe;..
9so" point, They had procured their o,oa cleo
tons. hey had got tbemjefyes into ma
Joritv' The perfons who fought TIER bat
ties, were welcome to PERTH in the ranEe
where they had food. By this onifion. t5,.
whole republican regiment, equally, itld;Ti-
; diually, and collectively, have wounded the
dignity, the liability, and the ihteref of the
republican caufc. They have, in tbigiritancc.
univeti4liy dciefted that cauie, from Michel
ion &c Cries, from Giles rs TACK Randolob
anu from fack, two inches farther down r.
John Clopton. A the next election for ear,-
gLets, and for PRECEDENT, it Win &c ,hc dur,
OF the cttizens tlarse TO be watchf,ll for 1bcir
own intcreft. And if they cannot hnd b.t.
Ter representatives than the I5efent icr, theY
mutt permit them to remain il, their ,ls.es,
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& waited upon Rim for the expects purpolc
g o! apoogizlag for the oircImisance Of
g flew MS letters 70 Mr.. Burr, but ne
" apology could be received, as in his opinion
&c ihewing Confidential letters, though on,
C political fubject, TO iuch a psrton as Mr.
" Burr, was an, anpardoaadE act
1t is likely that Wood viii print thefe
letters; end It he does 10, Duane has no pre-
te2cc to complain, fnce he did, finfslt, fcrve
Byonon with the very fame Gauce If it is
objectionable even TO 6sso a confidential let
Scr, it is iurely thoufand times ba'rcr to break
up and print the letters of third purien ?
This Duane and Cheethain did.
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CONCERNING
Mr.. PICKERING,
- REPLY TO THE
AURORA.

THE Aurora has taken notice of thA
detenoess for Pickering and Stodderr,
which have appeared in this paper.
ne eXfenlive circulation ard long ef-
tabl!shnent of the Aurora, aided by the
talents Of the editor, might induce a
Perion, who is a ifranger to its general
courte, TO conclude that its ffateuenrs.
or cF.sicltrns, would be fairly made,
Whether this has been the cafe, or not.
as reipe6ts M, Pickering. we n,an pre-,
lently Sc.
Mr: Duahe's remarks publihed on
rhe 5th OF July are as follows:
1t is through the medium of the
cry prints thac we can difcover any
C OF the lucubrations of the author Of
" the Political P',ogrs5 Of Greac Britain.
: When we find them, shey appear 70
:" be OF renorer date thanwe are acc,,c-.
" toned 10 notice however, as we car
" not obtain the original pyodas5ioa, We
mutt notice the copy. We find in the
obfcurc print called the Newark Ga
" zetle,an extract itated to be from Cal.
!" lenders paper, in which the arren,Dtis
" grHvey made 70 refcue the iRln1ac.t.
( late character of TiaD0thy pjckerfaq
" from cruel charges made againf HIM
=" calendars ethics, we have lono
. known from his own declarations. and
and his condttGe corroborares whar he
g has repeatedly declared. He ac~
g knowledges that {" be is mt ouz nm
8 @f4Aasnts@ fvitb Mr.. Pickering. bgf al
8 - F0ffh the rel fact5 evbirb beEoag n
"F5e egle . and yet this man undertakes
:" TO defend and reicue him who're h..
: does not know, from charges Of which
3" re IS con:clIedly ignorant. How does
: he % this? PreciieIy in the fame
" iffie OF consistency, for he actn5ljv
p" proves himielf ignorant of the fafye
" which he attempts to juaify and his
" juiht1catlon reits wholly on the marn- f.
(" ny Of MT ron'a7ittinga r0bbery. q2be,,
: he mtg5f b9Ve Committed il! This ie
1Peclmen ofthe logic and moraliry
: OF Mr. chickering's new defender. EIe
p" lays thar It is now allowed rhat NJ
: Picllering has paid all the pubic RIO.
= heY he heidi Who iaid it?, Il ne
:, yer was fad by any one acquainted
= with fhe itate Of public affairs. No
= man can tell what he has or has nee
:, PAD tor his accounts remain unadiuR-
:, cd and without vouchers to fa15fioo
= large iums Rated in them. Ills ac-
count as quarter-maftcr general re-
mains un'cstied Gnce the revolution
ana thus Is not noticed at al in the Re.
. pore. Then, this negofsvs moralify.i r
there IS any merit IN nor comnitrinz
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NOTE

NOTE,
Dee particulars in the Recorder of tho
"a. 9th and goth. of June. The whole bnJ-
get OF expence has been cxtra6Rcd fror -
fetal documents. 49, '''h Oh
+ Ibid. June I'd.
4 Ibid, June 9Th.
S Ibid. June 18th, where the ;J..t,
explained at fome length. ~ wa "1S 'een
v Recorder June 275.
q Recorder Of June roth
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NOTE

NOTE
-e Ho.e n ms NOT a vote in the
on Is re p2ft Of the blame can be A.
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MR.. SAMUEL COLEMAN.
No, 7,

THE following letter was received 1t this
oftice, upon "Wednesday lah.
&c Rieb,nanl 9 Nv fAtA 1snr
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RICHMOND.
TULr 2N, 1902.

FROM a ORIGINALS CORRESPONDENTS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-22
GUADALOUPE.

The difurbances in tbs devoted iland
feem not 10 have diminiihed. The NOR
tality amongf the French troops ipipiSes
the rebels with new yigor. General Ri
chepanfe died the sd of September, and
daily ravages are made among the fol-
diers.
S,ratagem feems 90 be the forte Of the
blacks for we are told, by a perion of
information, recently from Goadaloupe,
that the black general ient down articles
of equalization to General Richepanle,
previous TO his death, ipecifying that he
would furrender on condition that he
would ALLOW him certain fun Of money,
provihons and q feet fuficient to tranfport
him and his army (about 70, ooo) to Anne
RIGA, where they had an idea they could
land. The articles were acceded 10, and
the provilons delivered, but no iooner
was this done than the contract wa, at an
end, and the negro general prohted by the
duT CITY he had pratticed !
Ne1v53y3ort Herald
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lI 81 D sy1 g asEzl

tbs cAltaoruinary GIT Wniln taAt.~i DC
acquired, has been allowed amongtt the
enlightned characters 70 be very miraculous
curiolty. We have no accounts OF any
VENTRILOQUISTS, but 'hree fncs
the woman Of Endor, which in former days
was called real Witch.
Act. ". Mott wonderful limitations of
various BIRDS AND BEASTS. Mr.. r.
by his powers to this day, has caufed
people to throw away their dead pigs,
and fEh, and cau(ed men to unload cart
loads Of hay, fuipettng that they heard
the voice Ola child fmotheIing among the
hay.
Mr.. Rannie creditably informs the pub-
lie, that if il was not in an age and in
country lels enlightened, he doubts not but
great part of his performance would be
counted iuper- natural bur perhaps neither
nature, nor art, may produce the Ike
again in feveral centuries.
D02ss to be oteued at 6 o'cloek ard TIE
Performance 10 bsgm at 7.-Tiekets 70 be
had at the Place Of Performance.
o. No Segars to be JmoaksI IN The room.
OF. II.
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NEW-YO2K. October 10.

catered, fchrs. Three Brothers, Story.
Alicant; Patiey, Norton, North Carroll
ma; Lettitia, Forbes, do. Union,
do. Betiey, Msckay, Petersburg; Sukey.
Logan, do. Farmers Adventure,
Virginia iloops Sally, Baker, do. Who
would have thought it, johnton, George.
town, S. c.
Cleared, thip Ontario, Weeks, Liver
pool; William, Coeburn, Leghorn; brig
Ann, Butcher, Newfoundland; fchr. John,
BuIckney, Tortola; Swallow, Akennon,
Shelburne; Betiey, Johnfon, Halifax.
4AyrfUed fnte arr laf.
Schr. Three Brothers, Story, from A
licant. Sailed in company with the brig
Macy and Katy, Culhing, bound to Ma
deira. Left at Alicant, fh;p Paulina, Bor-
rowdale, Of Alexandria Bet[ey, Seton,
of New York Columbia, Boyd, do /;
brig Matilda, Graft, DO Thomas Pinck-
ney, M'Fali, do. Hora, Calvert, Phita-
delqhia Sally, Berry, DO. Toby, Webb,
90. -, Croker, Bofon; -,
Lee, do. Wilton, Charlefon. In
lar. 81, long. s., 50, fpoke lhip Betfey,
Hall, OUT IS days from Newhaven bound
to BonayiRa.
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French Academy.

THE fubicriber, agreeable to his pro-
mifc in former advertisement, has open
ed his Academy for the initruttion of
young LADIES and GENTLEMEN in the
French Language, on Monday laa, a.
the houie next door bout one TO Mr.. Faw's
office, in ST.. Alaph ftreet, between King
and Prince fleets. Hours of attendance
for fuch young Ladies as can makcis con-
venient, from 9 until II O'Clock in the
mcrDing; and tor thofe who attend other
fchools, from II until o'clock in the
morning; for young Gentlemen, from s
ursil 9 o'clock in the evening every day
in the week regularly, Saturday excepted.
Ihote young Ladies or Gentlemen who
cannot make it convenient TO attend
fchool, private attendance will be given
at their houies.
Price of tuition, at his Academy, dol
lars, s per quarter, and two dollars en-
trance.
The fubicriber will alto undertake the trsna,.
ton OF Spanifh and Italian writing. for Mer.
chants.
MARIN DETARGNY.
Gffoher n
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-22
PHILADELPHIA, October 10.

Arrived lhip AniieFdsm Packet, Hi
delus, Bordeaux; brig Eliza, Melvin,
CAPE Francois; 1oop Proficient, Thorn,
Bottom; brig Harriet, Sioteibury, from
Cape Francois is below.
C13t. Hidflas, Of tie ZIP Am,ferdam
Packer, lct1 tie tolhqving Ame,iean
qc0sls al Bordeanx, SeptI2.
Schooner Hope, Arnold, of New York ;
brig Wexford, Carleton, CharleRon ;
bark Gallon, Chambers, Baltimore; brig
Salem, Rufel, Bottom; Clip sufan, Cow
per, Norfolk; brig Anity, Young, Bal
tlmore; IMP Swift, GeleriIln, New York;
briggs Polly, Lawton, Rhode Illand New
lerfey, Sicily, Philadelphia lchooner
Two Friends, Huney, New York 6; ihip
John, Paiterion, Charlefton; brig Betfey
Ropes, Salem; fhips Hannibal, Folemiky,
Sallibury Mercury, Wi,helemy, New
York; Olive Branch, Fear, DO. Ogel,
Wood do. brig Patton Randolph, Crutch-
co, do.
Spoke the following vefels On the paf-
iage home. Sept. T., fpcke the brig Han
nan, of Bofon, capt Barnet, bound to
Bordeaux, our 81 days, all well, the
Light Houfe OF Cerdeyan bore at that
time E. 2 N. by the compass difant 3
leagues.
Sept. Is, lat. IS, II, N. long. II, 2,
: ". fpoke the brig Caroline, from Am
neFdam, bound 10 New York, Amos
Andrews, out a2 days all well.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-22

Arrived, fchooner Montierrat, Arnold,
from Cape Francois, via Havre de Grace.
Lett at Cape Francois the I'd init. ihip
Henry, Venn, of this port, unloading
brig Dlipatch, Fifth, of do. to fail next
day. The brig Neptune, ClapP, of Bal
timore, failed for Savannah, 3 or 4 days
before the Montierrat.
The ihip Diana, Adams, from Havre
for this port, was fpoken on the 18th OF
September, in lat. ~, 3, long. 40, II,
e days cut.
The Engiilh fch'r Linnet, Tyers, was
TO fail from Barbados, for This port, in
few days after the 18th Of September.