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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS. -. ..

This excellent preparation comforts and
Grcngthcns the gums, preierves the enamel from
decay, and c!canfes and whiecns the teeth, by
abforbng all tia; acrimonious limc & toulneis,
which fIGercd To accumulate, never fails 10 III
lure and Gl.ly ruin them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
Dr.. Hamilton'S
GRAND RESTOR ALIVE,

Is recommended as an Invaluable medicine, fer
the fpeedy relief and permanent cure Of the vari
Gus complaints which reiut from dalpated plea
fures-iuvenile Observation-Disclosures in eli.
mates urfavourabie to the conai,uticn--the i'm
moderate ufe of tea, frequent intcxicaton, or any
either deitrudive intcmperance--thc pnikilfal or
executive ule of nercuty-thc d:lsalss peculiar to
females, at 4 certain period of i.e-bad lyings
il, &c. &c.
Andi' proved by iong and extentiSe experience
to be absolutely unparalleled III the cure OF
Nervous dirordcrs, Violent cramps in the
Conlumptions, itomach and back,
Lowneis OF ipiri.s, indigeition,
L.of5 of appetite, Melancholy,
Impur,y OF the blood, Gout in the homaeh,
Hylericai affections, Pains NTH: limbs,
Inward weaknelts, Relaxations,
Seminal weaknetits, Involuntary cn'iiilons,
Fluoralbus, (orwhites) Obitmats glee's',
BarrennefS, lmpotsncy, exc. &c.
In cafes Of extremity, where the long preva-
ence and obGiuaey of dil.aie has broushr on a
general impoverlhment Of the iyltem, executive
debility of che whole ranie, and waiting OF the
Heih, which no nouriihment or cordial could re-
pair perseverance in the uie OF this medicine
has performed the mott atsonifhipg cures
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
AMBITIONS ESSENCE and Elk.
TRACT of MUSTARD,

A fate and cffsttual remedy Tor govt, rheuma-
tim, palley, fprains. bruitcs, pains IN the face
and neck, Sc. And has performed more cures
in the above complaints than all the other nledi-
eincs ever before made public
From Dr.. Weatberbar.,
,Wy.6 eonsy, Frgn'H.
Gentlemen,
Ipu,chaied at your ihop the preparations you
call hamton's Elience, or Extract OF Nluifara.
which believe has perfectly removed chronic
rheumatiim {ot that KIM named ic.atica, or o.
the hip joint) ulder which had iaboured Tor
long time, aid winch had baiticd every article
in the Mareria Medlca, and every mooe OF treat
ment received into practice for the cure oil TINS
obhina,s difeale, IfJou think this letter uieiui
you are at liberty to make i, public.
Yours, sc.
John Hoover, rope-tnaksr, Sau,h second
Street., between Mary and Chr;aian-Streets,
Philadelph:a, voluntarily make,h oath as fol
lows, uamlly, that his wife, Mary Hoover. was
70 fevere'y Afflicted with violent rheumatiim,
very dan eroufly fitaared, thc eoafequence of a
fevere cold after lying ill., as to be confined to her
bed. for. {; veral weeks, and was at length re.
duced 20 tn melancholy apprehension of re
n.ininy Cripple for iii., notwithstanding the
moi refpc 45: medical advice was followed,
and every PIC shse remedy attempted: when
feeling fsver3l cafes Of cnres performed by Ha-
mii,an's ETtnce aud ExtraA OF MuRard, they
were procured from Mr.. Birch, No. II, South
Secoli-S5rest. The fTt application enabled
her to walk acrofs the room, aud the uie OF one
bo.t'e re'sored her to her uiual Fate OF health
and Rrsnsth. JOHN HOOVER
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The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
ITCH.

Which i, vc.rante,i an infallible remedy at
one application, ard may be ulcd with perfect
faiety by pregnant women, or on infants week
old, not containing particle of mercury or any
other dangerous Ingredient whatever, and is not
accompanied with tina, tormcnting tnart which
attends tic application Of ether remedies.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet dilcoveted which gives
immeii.tc and ldGiug relief in the moit tevere
inft ancc,.
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Frcm LUTHER MARTIN, Eff. Atfor
ny-Gererqi Of The State Of Maryland.

NS(-SsHeTW " 1He S'"'e " NA" }'S""'
Gentlemen,
comply with your requeA in Eating my
opinion of Hamiltons Elixir. 1t has been uled
in my family for two or three years FAT. with
uniform fuccefs, whenever colds, coughs, or IL
,.nilar complaints have rendered medicine. ne
ceGary. Ihave mylclf found it an excellent and
agreeable remedy for very painful and ,rou-
bIclome affection of the breaa, accompanied
with forenels and with obitrutted and difficult
breathing.
On thefe accounts DO not heEtate TO recon-
mend hamilton's Elixir, as 4 valuable medicine,
and deierving pubic attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr.. Ab;iah Heniy, Bgidgc.Srrect, Baltimore,
was cured by one bottle o! hamiton's elixir Of
very complicated dilordcr, occlGoncd by fc-
we're cold caught ieveral months ago. lie
treathcd with the greatef difficulty, and WIS
often thrown into weakening iweats when h
attempted to walk any difance, and his voice
would frequently fail in iuch degree that he
could only attempt to whifper he has been
upwards of fix weeks w;thou, return of his
complaints, and de6res to give this public tef-
,iulony in favour of this invaluable medicine.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
SAMUEL BISHOP,
PooKsgLLER, & SrATIoHRR

BooKsELLER, & STATIoHER
RelbsRf4lG mt5rmi tie Public that be has
rrceived fran Lee = Ca's Patent and
Family Medicine Store, 8altimers, a
JTsG aDortment Of tbe taisqung
Valuable Medicines,
Whicb are ia big5 caeem and general g(e
tbroEgbo3: t!c U.!:t4 Sta.es, mHny Of
them bang JaId ekeafer tbaa t3s drugs
g7vbicb tbxy are eomtozndsa, e9ala be
tmcbajed at retail Store.
g. TAKE NofIcE, <
That S. BJ@ep is afbointelthe ONLY H.
ee1i J2r .4lexanGria.
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Is RECOMMENDED
Dr.. TAHN's ANT!-BILLIOUS P

". is RECOMMENDED
Dr.. HAIN's NI!-BILLIOUS PILLS.
The operation of theie pills perfectly mild, 70
as co DC nfed with fiety BY perfons in every litu
ton, aud OF every age. .'''~ rT'.s' -,.. ...-
They ere exccilenrly adaptedtn carryof fuper-
fiuous bic, and prevent It's morbid lecretions-to
reltore and arlsEd the appstite-Io procure free
perrpirat;on, End thereby prevent colds, which
arc often attended with fatal conlequences-a
dofc never fails to remove cold, il taken OIL its
frR appearance. They are celebrated for re.
moving habitual Observation-Disclosures az the Ro-
mach, and levere head ache-and ought to be
taken by ali perions on change Of climate.
n Sold likewi{e BY S. Plaa-
iants, Richmond ; Ro6 and Don-
glaG, Petsy|5urg ; T. Green, Ere
deTsckj Juryh; G. Furd'e, Smith,
field; M. Jones, Suffolk; DR..
Miller, Wnehsfer; r. Green
how, WMamj6wg; and T. Shaw,
Lesj5u,g.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
DR.. EAN4TLTONcs ELIXIR,

Alovercign remedy for Colds, Obttinate Coughs,
Aithnla., Carsyrhs, Sore Threats, and AP.
preaching Coniuulptions.
70 parents qpbo may haze children afhdea
qvitb tbs HOPPING COUGH.
This dheorery IS of the frl magnitude, as it
Is I'll immediate relief, checks the progrels, and
IN ihort time entirely removes the mott cruel
Giforder TO which children are Ia5lc--the Elixir
is 70 perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 imall,
that no difficulty aries in takiagir.
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TAPE Worm.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn-keerer, on
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
began about 20 months ago to be grievouily az
fliGed with tape worm, which increalcd taft
in aze and flrength, 70 as to excite the moil
horrd ieniations by its writing motions anu
intolerable pains, reiemhling the craving and
rearing Of his bowels, which deprived him o!
his neceEary leep, anu cGu!cd iuch dreadful ap
prehenhous a, cannot be conceived but by ore in
a Griiar fituation-his appetite waited rapidly,
and with that his arepgth, 70 that he was una
be to attend to any buiinefS--wheH he heard
of fomc excellent cures performed by Hamil
tins worm lozenges, he took large dofe, which
brought away about FOUR YARDS Of the
worm (now in the pofiei,inn Of Lee & Coz
tha: this n,cn1rous reptile had recovered its firt
vigeur-Arp,icacion was made to &c * Co.
for more Of their medicine, with their advice
from which reiulted the total expuiiion of his
formidable enemy, in feveral pieces, which he
fuppofed to be TX or EIGHT YARDS more.
A few months have iince elapfed. and MIR. Fal'
Ter is now in perfe1 health. The above facts
are well known to numerous circle oil neigh.
bours, aad himielf will crafty any who may
with to make further inquiries on the fubsts.
Although Hamilton's worm lozenges produce
iuch powerful effects, when neeenary, yet they
are perfectly innocen, ard mild in their opera
ton on the human body, even taken in large
loCes, as Mr.. Fuller will teAify-their particu-
lar ulildneis is abundsntly evident in innun,era.
bic cures Of infants.
Communicated BY DR.. 5obn S1azgler
1tork-to7vn, PeusGlvaxia.
Letter from the reverend Mr., JOHN MOL
TIIRR. n,iniGer G! The MOravian church, In
Yorktown. - To-. '...
1ark, Janaav at, 1902.
Dear Sir,
Dr. Hamilton's lozenges have been recon-.
mended to me as very adequate means for the
cure of children afflicted with worms, proeur-
ed a hox for the ufe Of my family, to try, whe-
Their by means of this medicine, NIGH. be ena-
bled to gain point, which, 20 accomplish, diff
Gerent other means had proved abortive. My
sldeR boy had very fckly appearance, was very
reatefs at night, grew leaner from time to time
in fhort, he lecmed to be in precaricu, fate OF
health, which would yield to none OF the medi-
zines administered, until gave him two dofes
Of lozengcs, agreeably to the directions. which
carried off a fnbGance to all appearance mere
mucu., but upon d0ie Dipe&ion quite rsPiste
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
THE ANCDYNE ELIXIR.


For the cure Of every kind of head ache.
INplAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A Gl(e and tpcejy remedy for the venerial diff
cafe.
An ounce Of prevention is worth pound OF
cure"
For the prevention and cure Of bilious and MA
lignant fevers,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28

Dr.. HAHNs TRUE and GENUINE GtN-
MAN corn PLASTER.
An inlali5c remedy for to':s, ipeedi!y rea:oV-
ing them, + ,ot and btanch, without giving pan.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
INpiAN VEGETABLE SPECIE

For the cure Of every kind Of head. ache.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28

Sworn and fubferibed before Ebenescr Fergu.
on, Efq one of the iuftiees Of the peace for Phi
ladelphia Countyi ..-...
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Communicated BY DR.. 5obn SfssgAr
1o,k- to4vn, Peus6kvaxia.

Letter from the reverend Mr. JOHN MOL
-TIIRn. minit!er Ct The MOrayian church, i
Yorktown. 20 .. e..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-01

he did, 70 PRAYER, its bein, :.
what valf utility the law is, : !, NOV; !.
me TO fay. / mutt be perm;,, = ,notet
ever, Mr.. chairman, to FAY, thai uu !. bow,
palIsd the laf fummer in the sa a'.s aa'tss
| know that in that fiction Of ii. n's
the circuit court was fully occuo;ed pAoa
its {eaion. Il is within my ovo lains
ledge that at Porifmouth in New u aaoS
fhire, there was much buhnel, dnn l'a9
Bottom there was a great deal of inn".'' a
bufnefs dispatched much to the fariaIf %,'a'
Of Tutors, and ] learned from an au,b saaa
fource tina; the court was highly MI" ,'s
one. AT Newport in Rhode-Iland,' f tS,s
was 70 much bufineG, that the com, "ss
under the neced;ty Of holding evep;,, f s
fons. In Vermont | know that s" a.
badnels was done, and done much "a =
fatisfaefion Of the public. From the o..
tlemen of the bar IN New Jerley, ", s,a =.
a memorial Eating, that there had H..
many cauies tried in The circuit CON-,
that fate. In Philadelphia the peD,l'
men of the bar, Of both political u.,l;.'
have united in informing US that ,L.s
deem the continuance OF this cour, =,
only ufeful but necehary. From the chan
Der of commerce at New York, and f,or
the merchants in Philadelphia we haven,
ceived portions, praying for contm
ance OF the law, which has been dsaoun
ed, and which the executive thinks upn.
ceilary. Theft facts make MATS Ct hp5
evidence, which on Iordinary occafo.
would weigh much. But tear it wilIra
prelerve the law in quetflon. 1t hasbel
frowned upon from high authority, andl
fear i. NUT perth.
ITO be eenfiaxedJ
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POR TSMOUTH, April 70.

Arrived here on Friday lat, the fht.
Charlotte, captain Harriet, Is days from
Antigua, azd ult, in lat. II, 46, long.
60, q, fpoke the nip Hunter, Ebn'fIN.
ley matter, 10 days ont.trom New. HaVq,
all well.
By Gentleman who came pafenserh
the Charlotte, we are informed that o.
the 9Th February arrived a, Antigua two
French frigates with troops from France
and fuppotsed by the EngllAi trigate Mag.
nameane, on the 18th one of the French fri.
gates was By order of the free people d
color BURNT The Englilh with tn:
other French lhips lay of Gladaloupc'-
Lord Lavingeon, K. B.. is called home
Gen. Fuller Of the So regiments appoint
ed in his place, and is over al the a.
mics in the !eward Hands.
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PORTLAND, April -.

Arrived fhip Bath, capt. lhFalae5l
from Liverpool. Sailed in company VIII
the lhip Jofept, and the hip Numa' and 2
number Of other American veGels, nanci
unknown. March I, fpoke hip Betiey'
Allen, of Bolton, from New York, gong
into Liverpool; fame time, ipoke the T.
verpool Packer, T. Wait, of New DIX
from Char!caon, s. C. March 8, al
50, long. e, fpoke hip Colombia )
Smith, from Baltimore, bound 10 London
IS days out, all uell. March ~ H'
50, 80, long. 21 fpokc hip Minerva, q
DAYS from Charleiton, bound TO Lon0s1
all well. March 80, LAT. 45, &c. lcg'
a., 80, poLe lhip Venus, from Lo no =
of and for Baltimore faid veael fpoks J..
the channel, fhip Gauges, of Bottom ''''
Bombay, bound to Falmouth. 4
Capt. Thralher brought home part .
the crew of the brig Liberty Of PeFPsnsIi
borough, which failed Dec. 20, 1901 1 IT,,
was upfet the a2d Of the fame month"; =
ING to in a gale of wind, in lat 40, ~ NJ
long. g.; loft their mats and Geek ,S '.i
and filled with water; the crew rep .'t,a
on the wreck until Jan. !, 1902 "' .'t,
water or proviGons, and was then .' 'Is
of by the fnip Edward, Of Phil'ast~T
bound to ireland. nc
Arrived brig Unicorn, Smith, ''y ,,.s,
Croix markets at St. Croix, conp''m 20.
glut.ed with every kind Of American r
duce.
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NEW YORK, April 49,

Arrived, brig Anna, Iruem n''.;a NJ
ga; fchr. Betfey, AlAbell, Da'' Bso,
Hoops Republican, Rhodes, amaze
ter, Smith, Peterburgh. po,3ssus,
Cleared, flip Difpatch, Scott - p0. chs.
brig Lovely Lafs, Ma e9 'oG,,Issasi
Suckey and Polly, Wheeler ~ =. ~ Nq.
Lady Carlton, Dilbrow, ST. on',,' -,
tune, Bergh, sheltu-n; Garland
N. Providence.
Arnv<dGxcs our lGF. s,,a'.
Sloop Republican, Rhodes . ,'v, Let
ma laIMsr, Jam. Spoke no'l, a@N. leg
there, fhip Charlotte, Gtia'''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-12

MihdelpIia, for Londonderry, al wei
Jm.a 4, in lat. 20, long. 81, 80, ipok.
ihip Mary, from Bottom, bound to Ha.
wanna. 5sh, fpoke brig Victory, frcu
Cape, Francois to Bottom, lat. 20, as,
hong. u, 80. Left at Briaol, lhip At.
lAnta, Turner, CT this por,.
Ship Hunter, Allcp, came too off the
battery for the Doctor land it blowing
fseih, parted both cables.
Scar Good Intent, iroke fch'r bcsnd
fycm n. Carolina to New York.
/ SesseBever, Fefnalds, from Richmond,
Virg 4poke ich'r Jack, Gardiner, from
Boitu', bound to Savannah.
Ship New Protector, Cowan, :ycE,
Eat lla.dham, Connecticut, came tho
,it Sound. She is for faIe.
Snip Commerce, Tsr,ufon, from Gree.
nock, lait from Beltaa. Dec. IS: fpoke
brg Alliance, from Kennebunck to Baroa-
dos, long. 81, lat. 50, 6. Dec. -,
fp,ke fth'r from N. York, days out,
oouho 10 Antl2ua-could not isain hc1
nane, lat. 50, II.
sch'r Meh:tabie, Smith, St. Croix-
ler there fch'r Lark, Smith, belonging
tc Derby !; brig William, Chafe, belong
irg to Baltimore, to fail in a few days
wy leaky brig belonging to New
York, name unknown.
Sch'r Determined Rover, Fowler, Cur
raeoa. Spoke Dec. 20, brig Trial, from
Lsguira bound to Charlefon, out 10 DAY $,
lat. II, 20, long. IS, 10. December Is,
ipoIe brig Rainbow, out 10 day: from
Ney. York, bound to Jamaica, lat. a.,
44,lons. 70, II. Left at Curacao, hip
Reirve, Moncrief; feh'r Rambler, Tsy-
lor, both for this port. Left at St. Mi
ctsls, big Triton, to fail in days for
R'aon. At St. Johns, brig L. dia, Da-
VI, for N. York, to lail 10 E days.
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,,or,iofi, would ls6en the influence Of The
INHALER itates ane increaie that of the larg-
er ones. In the mean tine, it is propof-
ed to render the federal judges dependent
for their continuance in Office, upon the
fufrages of both houies Of Congreis.-
Thefe and other alterations, which would
radically change the nature Of our govern.
meat, will be propoled to the people, un-
der the plaudole pretexr of charging their
p.iviledses: and it is not unlikely that
the bait may be fwaltowed, and qvitb it
Tx fatalLook The government, being al
tered ard becoming but little different
from fmple democracy, may be eaiily
welded by the demagogues of the large
&a,cs; among which Virginia will be the
umpire. " She is the eidell iiier, AID,
in all things Ioveth to have the preeni-
rence." Virginia, being centrally titu-
ased bordering on the feat of government
and on the wetern territority, would have
advantages, in democracy, to obtain
unboundsd influence. Her territories are
sattly exreniive her numbers are great /;
Ter leading characters nave princely for
tunes and priscey minds.--When Viz
gina lhall become the proud arbiter Of The
union, tic really ,,p~b!:ean and high
fp;rited yeomanry ct New England,
which has already been called the &" Ytn-
DEE" of the United States, will revolt
And then will be quickly felt the begin
ing Of the Tremendous .elnpeR, which will
fake this land to its centre.
Be wife, O ye people, ard know the
thirgs that belong to your peace. q" Ye
can difsern the iace Of the Ky; and Car
ye not dif ero the hsns of the times =
While bordering and combining the fact:
and circumstances, which have been men,
,iohei, can't you fee a dark and threaten
ing cloud in cur political hemiiphere?-
Go then, anoint your ejes with eye-ialve.
HISTORICUS.
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BOSTON, Dec. 81.

Arrived, In p Harriet, S.oddard, Lon
don 60 days. Lett the Ariadne, lie Bou-
ique:, Of Bottom, deaination urdeternin-
ed; alrrchant, BARTLETT, for Bottom, early
in Nov. Lenox, Collins, Ct Bottom, ieek-
ing market; Sally, Grave, of Marble
head, to fail foon for Gibraltar: Ocean,
Mznfou, of Peprs-elborough, TO fail foon
for Liiboa; Abigail, Remington, OF pro-
violence, detained: Fre.teric and Mary
Ann, Furnes, of Portfincu;h, 10 isll loon
for AmGerdam; Palmyra, Soule, Of Pro.
violence. Sailed from Portfmouth Nov. 4,
in CO. with brig Luna, Cady, for New
York. Left at Gov Is wait ng orders, fhip
Phebus, Gardner, from Philadelphia, had
loft her Mizenmaa g. foretopmaA; & ihip
George, Rice, to fail about 7 days for Phi
ladelphia with ialt.-Spke, Dec. ), lat.
Al, "a, long. 81, wind N. E. ihip John
Jay, 7 days from Portland for Liverpool.
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NEW YORH, January 7.
FROM EUROPE,

The ihip Atlantic, Refs, arrived thi.
morning, in 81 days from Brifol, and
brings London papers TO the 9th Novem-
Der which tho ieverai days later than be-
fore received, contain nothing Of great
magnitude. Parliamentary debates oecu-
py The princiE al part Of the papers We re-
cciysd, which, On account OF their length,
we are obliged to defer till to- MORROW.
LORD Grenvillc in the Houie of Peers,
{poke in decided terms againf the Preli.
minaries of Peace; and oblerved " that
at DO period in the hifory of this coun-
try, within his knowledge, was fuch "a
eri6ce of its intereit or its credit, as in
the traniaaion in ouefion. He adverted
hronsly to that part Of the preliminaries
which ,eipeetsd Portugal, and moved for
an addreis TO his Majchy, for the produe-
sion Of copies of all treaties, armiaices,
Sc. made in sol, which were eommuni-
cated to his Majeiy, in order to know
whether " by the Treaties which affect
ed Portugal, acceis was not orensd to the
Bralils TO the fyench, to ,has moR valu-
able Celery ii the Pcr,ugueie Dominions
and perhsp. tic only ore of her pofief-
i!ons waich rendered commercial connie
ton with thar narion valuable to Britain.
The wilhss Of his heair were ayerie from
an oipoG,ien to the preisne Miniiters !;
What they bad already done in the tracf-
.>sicn alluded TO, excited his deep and
HEARTFELT rsgret-for what they ihould
10, he looked forward with the greateit
anxiety: and happy ihou'd he be, if, by
their hrmneis ard ,igour in what remain
Cd TO be dore, they ,hou!d vindicase the
honor Of The ns,:cn, ard iecure her inter
cts
a Paris PAPER Of the goth o.. cor
ia:ns sks ic.lowns paragraph: /" To ie-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-12
l. O S T.

Between Mr.. Alexander Smiths itore
and Heiikell's tavern, BOND drawn by
Jel1e Taylor, Zen. in favor Of MeGis. Sa-
muel Dick & Co. in Ireland, ard by them
endorltd to L. Lee, Of Philadelphia, and
by his executor, Mr.. BIRD, endoried to
William Smith, who endorfed it to Ed
ward RuGell of Alexandris-a part of the
bond Ia, been paid. Whoever 6od. the
above bond and will leave it At The Office
Of the Alexandria Adveftdff ihali be liz
|berally rewarded.
Jan. IA. dat,