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To be Sold at PublicVendue.

1T tbt bose Of Capt .7ouatbau Mo,f, iaaboldsr ~
0tisfsld, on WednsJay tbs zstb Of jug next, at
t4oo o'fl0ck, p. M. BY order Of Cosrf-
TOUR Lots of LAND in Otisfeld.
l. sforefaid, in the county of Cumberland, viz.
Lots number 7o, I8S, and 8, in the 9TH range--Lot
No g. III cd range-eontaining hundred acres each,
more or les-beIng the Real Efate Of BENJAMIN Coz
HAM, OF Bsrsfab, in the county Of Barraable deceaf-
ed.-Condittons Of fale made known at the time and
place Of fale. Portland June IL, 1901,
WILLIAM GORHAM, Ndniajfya,or
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Warrigu,

Sparrien,
AT Haverhill, DIR. Aaron Kinfmsn, of this town, to
Mlfs Nancy Willis, Of the former place.
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Great preparations are making throughout the Uni
ted States for the celebration of the 5h of July next
the 4,h being Sunday.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

SAMUEL TEACHER, Elq OF Warren, has been ap
pointed Colonel 'commsndsnt of the 4th Regiment
fri brigade, 9Th diyhon, Of the Militia Of this Com
monweahh.
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PORT OF PoRILAND.
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VOLUME Y.

| I hall coniider Il my duty. IN due time. 10
tender him e TIE b5rags Of my 5igb rsssr ana con-
fdara.ior-' 1t will then be necchary 70 enquire
what faith the citizen can have in the govern
Inent of bis country, when ferrous prorniies are
deliberately brokens when The tried and expe-
renced officer is diibanded 10 admit The yourF
and inexperienced partizan when no zeal, no
fervicss tor The country which gave Us birth.
can iecure US from the violence and pro.cfip.
tions Of party.
There is no doubr bat that capt. Michael
e1erciied the privileges Of tree orf-en, as 10
The politics Of his country But il IS wen
known to all his friends, thar he never erefci-
fed that right to degrade The government or
the officers under which he held C mruif1ion.
He thought as citizen, brt he always fpoke
and acted as folder.
Party zeal mutt therefore have gone 10 ex-
| IRENE lerg hs, to oifmis him from a ssrvice 10
which his whole life was devoted, and upon
which he wholly depended FOR the fupport Of
hmfef and his dear family.
The following letter from capt. Michael,
will convey to every mind fnfcepnbe of fellows
feeling, as much "a il were TO write 2 voInmes
WILLIAM MICHAEL.
J Niagara, IPrH IS, 1907
Dear Brotttr,
"My Iorg contemplated f:ntence of De-
I ffrudion has THE rnorileut come 10 hand. Our
infamous P eSaeat has ordered me into civil
life Alas what ihali do, dihaHt FIVE hum
dred mile fom any refource I this n1ment
handed 70 The appointed commanders, my iGl-
elements Of war. VIII have, I am periua-
ctd, WON with as much credit = rnyfeit and
my coun ry, as any offl er ~ tbs line Of NY
protection. Long hive | endured Tie tardihips
Of isv4ge wa --cften have been obliged to
encounter hard marches, often without any
comforts Of lie, lying in fwamps morales,
fer months, without other fubiiffence than
that Of q common folder. But Why do (
write tbs preamnles you know il as well as
do Now alasl unexpectedly, l am driven
from my pr feiiion aud whatto purfue know
not. a wife lnd three chfldren, all unable TO
travel this VAT extent Of country, together wih
the irnprohablty Of convey ance, renders il,
you may depend. my der brother, mslan-
ehoIly fceTe have oniy TO requef thsE you
will make me arrangements as loon as may
be, to receive tr tier and fmall family I
nun conrlh4te my heart Is toe toll Of rcient-
nent 20 On ungratelul 3 ,vernmept, to FAY any
more on the ilejea."
JOHN MICHAEL.
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La10s Of Ma,4aebglszs.
{pxb!iGsn By autboritp.)

COMMONWEALTH CT MASSACHUSETTS.
D. he year of our Lord enc tboniaad eight hundred
and tSro.
IN "a IN auufton 10 aa, entttisn ar "a otrrEfng
the mono of transferring Rcal Gaates By Drrn,
ann for preoer,ting fraurs therein.
70 ..4set BY tbe Senate HOus Of Rpyssafav sf,
ID Geusrai Govt <b!sd, andy fbs authority Of be fam
That no title or eta in fee mpe fee TAIL for term OF
"a or auy ieafe for than feveu years from The
making thereof of any lands. senements or heredits
euts within thi. Commonwealth hsll DC defea ed or
ipeumbereo by any bond or other deed or inltrumcnt
~ defealance hereafter be made IN the hands poi
on OF any perfon but the original party TO iuch bond
1ced or other ,nrumsnt his heirs unleis iuch bond
sed or other inf ument nc recorded at large IN The
Reef nv of Deeds, Ia VIII ch the original deed re
rTed TO- IN the faid bond deed other inltrunenr oil
2efeafapce, fha have been recorded.
In ne Hs.e Of RP,sfutafrve', June l3, 1909
This bill having had everAi readings, paed to
be suaefed JOHN, c JONES, Speaker.
IN Se.atr, June az, Boa.
This bill having had ieverai readings. pafed TO be
Fl enacted DAVID COBB. P,ofSkns
tune q, ISol.--By the Governor Approved
CALEB STRONG.
-Attef, JOHN AVERY, Seae0y.
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From Calendsr'5 Ree0rasr.
MORE ABOUT
BENT AMIN STODDERT,
CENSOR SMITH,
AND.THE
SIX NAEI TARDS.
SIX NApT TARDS.
Prom virginian Correfps adent.)

lFrom yirginian Correfps adeut)
THE National Inte!Egencer has ken more
pains TO mlead the public concern 'rg the cafe
cf M. Stoddert, the ase Secretary Of the Navy,
than up IN any other location.
In the INTERPRETATION, No. Nv, there IS
enough TO exhaua the patience Of any man. who
has not determined to probe the fun & to the
bottom This ielf created cenfor (Smit' puts
the following quefion. II ii cOrceiveabl thai
tie authority 10 bziAd Fx fDsnty four5 could ueude
tb- authority to puyebajs Gx n0vy yards ? aobsr tie
at thy could bape been busg 1yit5out fbs bweha<
Of a .fnga navy gard !; dsben fbf tad Is tbe yay6
p,svisygy esiaiag IN PHILADELPHIA 4va+ efficiently
large" L requires great deal Of pcrfese ance
tor man who i not P-rlonalY Concerned to
give chace to one OF thel- taS maser5. Refute
them as often as may be; they Immediately
adume new ground. They oppofe the mott
nconteitiblc truths, and tn mott u7anfwerable
arguments, BY appealing 70 Iorne other fad,
created perhaps at the Infant TO f1it the pur-
poic, and 10 fecure the Rare Of appreciation, Or
The laugh Of aPplaufe, fom few forroundirg
and de uded dupes. Every days experience
proves this, and there is not man who fall
read this paper, unlefs il Be the f2a makers
thsTnfelves, who within the laG two years, has
49, - f'sA'FNA~A - FOh ~ tbAo
am now gorg to deny in the moi pohtive
terms, that f5s nary yard frsvioyly esjQing IA
Philadelphia qva, Efficiently Urge for one lesenty-
four, much lels Tor Ex. This was notorious to
every man Of obfervation, while the frigate was
building. The work was greatly retarded for
want OF room Iff,. as to the srgate how much
more 70 would it have been a 10 4 f=venty-
four And how irnpofIbs, If al The timber Tor
tx sesenty tours had been collected to the foot /,
fhe very Piling and unpilng Of The timber
would have employed, and e1hauaed more
time than any of the hips would have been
worth. BeG1es, there vas rot iaf6cert fpacc
to have butt tue f-veral fhps. 70 as to l4unsh
them after they were huiir, into the wafer
am fore hat there is rot man, Samuel Har
rildn Smith excepted, xho then reided, or who
now Ieiies, in Philadelphia. Who kaows
ihiP sserl Wagon, wbo VII not f,bicribe to
tbs IS trpthi
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JAcoBIN PERSECUTION.
From tie Ds@ goth EbeHing )9ca.

LONG as we have been accuacrned TO re-
fed with mingled emotions OF grief and indig
nation on the conduit of the preIent adminiRra
ton towards the virtuous veteran. Whole blood
has been waited 10 the cauie Of his country, we
have yet 10 learn that the fcene OF perfecution
is not complete Of all the melancholy cafes
We have thus far been called upon to wirnefs,
none has con- to our knowledge more calclla-
ted to awake. all our fympathy with the injur-
ed and oppreHed; and to excite more deteaa
ton againh The oppfefor, than that which is
detailed in the following letters. Who can read
them without the deePeff emotions If there
is any one, he deferves not the name Ct an A
meriean he poGeiIes not the leaf title to the
virtue of humanity may we exelaim,
that fuch condua ia man fond to dit action
of popularity, almois befpeaks infantry itfslf-
Surely it is impoHlbie that be can rerain the
good opinion Of he community, while for pur,
pofes of party malice, juhice is wantonly tram
pied under foog, pfomies are violated without
icruple, and every feeling of human nature is
outraged without remittance or remorfe
TO talk Of the expectations once excited by
the afurance OF equa and txaa jgief 10 all men q
rvbatever State o. pe,juaEon, would only be 10
expof- oulslves to deri6on for our eulbilty IN
being the drpes of thefeA hollow pIof,Gicns.
And yet perhaps, at the me they were made
with hncetty - Had Maxminus oed the fame
day he became Emperor. his name would have
defe nded with honor 10 loaerry. Pow er how
ever, made him mouRrr, guilty Of eve y
cruelty againR the beie citizens Of his country
Pope SeAtus Qnnus, The ton OF fthermap.
hung up net in his humble cell, while Yet
C.,dtnJ IN crtar Nv f,,rh rifnl2v at hi1 oil
~ 10 reach the chair OF st. Peter. The article
iucceedei, and he pulled down his ret with
/" Gase Poe eonsk, he 5 there 10 no @agr, af for
The nef." We mean not 10 apply theie cnarac-
tcfs 10 orr vnuous FRI M'gitrare, we on =
remind The reader thatjncb men haze b;sn. But
we lha!l det4in him olongtr from the perufal
Of the iory which has eauied lheie introduso-
ry remarks.
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IN aH oisutng TIC GorrmcntpeaItb into DtGrjds fot
fhe fhnirr nf Enurfeiiars ern Senators.

X tie tbotrr of Counleiiors ann Senators.
DE IL eaaed y f5e Senate AMI HOe Of Rprasntat0e IN
General Court a6su5I.d, and BY RE authority g Be a~
That from and after the paning OF this Ad,
Me whole Comm onwealth be and hereby IS for
ned and divided in,o fifteen Diltritts, for the
khoice OF Couniellors ard Seoators, in manner
followiug and that each Di(trid be, and here.
tbyis diredej, and au horned 70 choc(- the
!. number of Couuielors and Senator's thereto re-
L&psevely affixel, in the manner directed by the
]<onltitu ion s. laws cftheC Com uonweallh. piz
s. The County of Suffolk, fhal form one DIFF
akrid ehoole foe Senators.
81 The Couuty OF kgsx ihll form one Dilfrist,
md eho5 fe FIX Senator'S.
L The County of AfidileEs fhali form one DIFF
kIita, and chooie four Senators.
"a The County of Hamp6ire fhall'form one DIT
Dia. and ohoo(e for Senators
II TIE County Of PtymoHtb ihall form Que Dit
,a<rief, an choole fsco Se1rors.
~ The County of Bsrafa5k, fhall form one Dl
:. ta AMI choofe one Sen tor.
The County of Baksi County and Naataeket,
IN IL form one Diaritt. and choofe one Senator.
x& The County OF 8rj,fol, fh III form one DIFF
6a and choofe t0o Selators.
~ The C5unry OF Tar. ihall form one Dilrid.
Z, nd cho e t4oo Seniors.
MI The County Of Waree,esr 1hali form one Dl.
xptG and chaof- f0ar Sc ators.
al The County OF BerkGre fhall form one Dit
.nia and choofe fzso Senators.
49, The County Of Cumberland fhall form one
rnDiRrist. and ohoof- tao Senator'S.
n The county Of Norfolk fhail form one DIFF
ssAtia, and ehooie squo Senators.
r The County Of Kenue6vek ihall form one DIFF.
.fia. and choofe one Senator.
rsr,A The Counties of Lincoln, HanrOsk, and Weh
Isf.Hpfon fhall form one Dltrid, aud choofe scva
ds! eaators.
~ IN tie HOME IF Rss,stn:a'ise', JTrs IS. 1891
u his bill having had three feveral readings paed to
ra% be enacfsd. JOHN G. JONES, Spe .ir.
~ IN Senate June a3S. So7.
II hs bill having had two levera reading, paed TO DC
~ N<natscd. DAVID CODE, Pr5fisrt.
I'll TSre ., Isoz--ry the Governor Approved.
Ia CALEB STRONG.
~ tue Copy. .fnss, JOHN AVERY, Secretary.
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yKoM rAs .AscAsrsa ;ouRsAI.

Mr.. Ha,naten,
THE occafion Of the letters hereto annex.
ed, is Of 70 great Importance, and the circum-
liance, f them fuch, hat Ihope you will Il nix
Il but juft to give them place in your Jour.
nal.
Immediately after The pafins of tie az re-.
ducng the army Of tie upited States, iome
fears entered ITO my m nd that my brother,
Captain Michael, might psth oly fail a fAcrihce
10 iorne arrangement Tor rather . derange
ment,") that might be maze,
| had often heard i il mated that the ofh
GERS OF the permanent peace etablifhmepf,
would be retaned in fyrvce. But, as Captain
Nj chtel was feveral hundred mile d,iant, az
The fuggeNion of two Of my fien5s, addreGei
ate Of the Ulted States, eharatier whom
had long held in the highe& elimination In
that letter dated about the Ioh of Marchj
gave full detail Of The iitration Of my bro
Their, his Ten Yeas hard fe vice. f. his country.
his wife aud three children, sc. and reqneited
the Doctor to inquire of the Secretary at War,
on what ground Captain Michael Good.
The honorable Doctor was equally JEALOUS
to convey favorable intelligence as was to re-
ceive Il. He wro e to me as follows:
WEGngton, March 20, 1901.
"I am happy TO inform you, that General
D born informed me this morning, that your
brother viii be retained in he ferviee."
am your friend,
GEORGE LOGAN.
Tive days after, received another letter
from the Jscrsta,y Of he navy, Through the me
dunn Of an highly relpeeted charaeter IN neigh
boring ltate) 10 wit
Wssiagton, Aareb u, 1902.
SIR,
/" have the plsaflre of informing you,
that your friend captain Michael, will be retain
ed lervce. and ara happy be il 70 Se}srviEg II
dEi2int7ion. With regard. your obedient tervant,
ROBERT SMITH.
On The receipt of :heie two letters my mind
felt eafy and from The conf ience | he'd in the
government OF my connuy, had no doubt
but that captain Michael would be continued ia
the fervice.
His rank and many years fervioes, jtRiHed
his continuance !; and fach Respectable ahuran-
ces convi eed NE hat he food on fnre ground.
But parftical cunning made the iecfetary az
war commit An af that every honsit Amer
can will jury deprecale.
With difference. flHrnir capt. Mehael's iii,
uation 70, L hope a generous pubic. hive
omitted making any remarks o. The conduit Of
Gen Dearb n, the prefent fec-etary 1T war,
trufing thar he will have fonle regard 10 his
own aferiions. ard do that jufioe which i
due 10 an injured officer. 1t be does ncs do il.
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HISTORY OF SILK.

In the year 555 two monks brought from
ktrinda, in the Eat Indies, to Conasntirople,
Ne eggs of fope fix worms, which having
"a hid in dunghill, they fed the youag crea-
res on mulberry leaves, and by his manage
ent they foon multiplied to iuch a degree, thar
Ae manufactures of fix were erected at Con.
NAntinople, at Athens, a, Tnebes, and at Co.
nth.
I" In the year 1890, Roger. king Of Sicily,
Fought manufactures oil fix from Greece, AMI
titled them at Palermo, where thsy taught
ne arr Of breeding the lilkworms and of lpin-
ing and weaving the elk. From Sicily the art
'kas carried over all Ilaly-From thence TO
pain, and from thence TO the foulh of France,
y the year 1856, the ladies of lome nob.emen
DfR appeared in fix maniles at fplendid
I'll in England.
81 IA" In the yeaI $40 the art Of weaving ELK
rHas tirIs introdnced into England aud in the
ar 1910 Eomhe's machine for throwiag ii k,
As erected at Dcrby.-Ths wonderful , zee Of
D&erhacilnt contains e. Ss6 wheels, the whole
IA which receive their mo.ion. from one wheel
M IS turnei by water Some time in the 10th
M:nry, Edward he fixth was preienred with
par OF & k Bookings, which was the Ora pair
at.was ever f-en in England.
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AMBOYNA.

BY The recent arrivals from India, we learn,
thar very comfortable fenfaton was location.
ed by the following circumfance
II has been the practice in this fettlement, for
time immemorial, for every Amboyneie to
plant Glove tree when child was born to him,
in oroer BY rough calculation. to know IT'S age
One of ihef- trees being eonGdsled as inter-
ruptirg the proiPea Of The neighboshood Of one
of the villages. an order was Inadvertently Civ
en- by the officers OF the diftia for cutting It
down, and lone folders were appointed to the
Iervice-bu, the 6rlt ttroke OF the axe appeared
the hgnal for univeriai iuiurreetion the whole
country was in arms, and Tome aefs Of holtility
eniued- The people declared that If the tree
wassteiled, they would fet FIRE to their habita-
tons and retire into the interior, and the Gov.
ernor found it expedieut to order thar the at
tempt fhould be abandoned, by which means
tranquility was reltored.-Lsnd. pap.
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L Is hiosed tia, the very name Of !" Repub
Is to be hlos,ed OUT forever, and Z Conful
Fac 0auls,' 10 be lubRtu,ed. Tnis is sPPro-
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pirate, for the Gauls were never more complete.
~ reduced 10 ilavery by Julius Csiar, than
Frenehmen are by Bonaparte.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-06
LAND FOX SALE.

I T WHAT we'll known Tract called
4 WEST-POINI', fitrate in the low
er end of King William County, and
bounded by York, Matsapony and Pa
mcnkey Rivers, containing nearly 5000
acres.
TO be minute in delineating he many
and great nasa:al advantages attached to
this land, would be fuperauous, as fran
gers woa:i view il before they pnrchafs
& thofe who are acquainted with IT, want
no further information. 1t may not how
ever be improper TO fay, that As 70 leftili-
ty of Toll, benefit of navigation, and the
advantage of fin, oyfers and wild fowl,
it is rot exceeded by any tract OF land in
Virginia. This land viii be diipoied OF
by Public Sale, at Wet Point, on We'd
nefday, the fra day of December next, IN
lots, OF from three to four hundred acres,
on the following terms, towit: One third
of the purcha}e money paid down, one
! third in eighteen months, and the balance
in one year after the expiration of the iaid
eighteen months; and the payments TO be
fecured hy bond and deed Of truit on
the land, with interea from the day OF
iale.
A clear and indelealble title will be
made to the poreha!els by the fnbictibers,.
who have authorized Mr.. Patrick Hen
dren 70 attend the iaie and make convey-
aaces.
WILLIAM FITZHUGH,
l4lexaadra.
CHARLES CARTER,
Sbirly.
o.. 10 t2lov. a Gods.
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For 5 A L +,
A LOT OF GROUND,
ContalnlNg ten AcYes,

Siruated 90 the wet tide of the George
Town Road, and on the north iide of the
lape leading through Lands of the late
Mrs. Parthema Dade. Ibis Lot is within
three quarters ola mile Of Alexandria, and
i well adapted TO Meadcw or Gardening.
The termes of payment are, enc third in
three months, one. third in fix months, and
the remainder in nine months from the day
OF sale. For further particulars apply to
Thomas I;win, Alexandra, James Irwin,
CT myielt.
ca. z6. 60
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FROM THE BALANCE.
ON EDUCATION.
No. XVII.

INSTRUCTORS of fchoo!s ae pace
in Gtuation, tina, is elential!y ,n;eTehiry
to fociety: infomuch that their gf'a, ,@s
character has no in comfortable ioAae"'s
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William, iSagGihosses,

ii''saln, iSasGihufse
Hastsr SIX ct 5,i aiM, IL il .s'!e.ssu@ ' ia,
plaiIler Of Paris by the
tor, or ready ground by the ba'hci,
Inaiaa Meal aaa Rye Meal, holsed OF
unbolsea,
Corr, OF any Other grain, ground for
tot. al the midi.
ii. >5;s Gsv in t;zrn,
Hay in bundles, Corn by
the bnlnel, -. 81.
Loft aadlanp Sugar By the shogheal
sor baff,
Ere aM fscand quality james 8
Tobseco, in kegs,
A few very S,ocd Mil spindle,,
Two goes Scale Beams.
For Sac,
Onc Share n the Poto-
nc Company,
J, As:a,aes Il sslpaals s,.ess - town.
10, fsr Sak or REM,
4 valuable Brick lIouie
on King a:ee', now ID TIC tenure Of Tho
nlss Crufs.
IT. Let,
A two Gory Frame Houlc
on Duke itrec,, with large garden asd
well II good water Il, the door.
1T mo. IS. d
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ROBBERY.

One Hundred Dollars Reward.
THE iubicribers' fore was LAT night
broke open and the following Cath ana
Goods taken therefrom, viz.
About 100 dollars in cath,
Crofs- barred and isriped coarie fSanldown,
/ Piece of faperGne brown cloth,
do. do. dark bottle green, 80.
co. of dark brown fuperhne,
I do. dark mixed brown fuper6ne,
do. of blue fine cloth,
l do. of dark mixture fine cloth,
5 80. lapel mullins,
Of fprigged mullins number-alfo dimi.
ties; camel hair lhawls; brown, red and
blue bandsnnoes yellow Aaggs and
cinnamon fix ihawls number OF India
book mullins; womeus' blue and white
worried and cotton ftcckings, mems
fancy cotton bookings; few pieces
of Marleilles veit patterns and fix nan
keen, together with variety of other
articles rot particularly recolleeted.
The above reward will be. paid to any
perfon for difcovering the Cath and Goods
and coayitting the thief or thieves; or
Fifty Dollars for all the Goods, or III
proportion for any par, of the Goods re-
covered.
It's hoped all well diipofed perfons will
in,ereH shelnfelves in discovering and
bringing to condign puniihment the per-
pssra,ors of this daring attack upon the
property OF citizens.
Us NJ. SCHOLFIELD.
January z. d
e. Such Printers as are difpofed to de-
tecs vi!,a.ny are reqneaed to infest the a.
Dove. 49,
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vfes toiS aAls,
Tie Cargo Of III org Lit!
S0hy, capt. Cosers,
From Rhode Iiland, now landing and
coniaing of
French Brandy,,
Holland Gin lensitlea to drawhack)
Country Gin,
Wea-hd;a Rum, N. England do.
loaf Sugar,
Cattle Soap, Tanner's OIL,
:, R. I. Cheeie ola excellent quality, !,
aSoat Feather, j
RaEa add ravens Duck aud shse,ings,
Cottage, 4 bale Of Tiekienbusss, sc.
Fof SAFE. Fyelght or Charter,
The aid brig .LinAs SaNg, burshen
about $50 barrels, an excel!ec.s veacl ard
well equipped. Apply to
JIG. LADD.
WST RECEIVED,
Aaa y, Jal< BY tie )ssien5sr, at b, Gre
Gerry and FRI: Store, iezvsr end 81 Prince
F'eei
Frelh Oranges and Lemons in
boxes from Lifbon,
Do. igs in trails,
80 boxes flelh bloom Raiiins,
Soft iheil'd Almonds,
Tamarins.
AJs,
Apples by the barrel,
Shellbarks 90.
Good Cyder DO.
Soap and Candles in boxes,
Mould Candies do
r. Ifand Cheefe and Potatoes
of a hyperion quality,
Queens Ware ailorted,
ArNleyery other article in the GROCERY
LINE.
Thomas SS7'1Dss.
Feb. s. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-01
IANNEY & PAIUN
HAVE FOR SALE,

IANNE 7 & PAION
HAVE FOR SALE,
90 Pieces of Ruilia Duck,
80 Ravens do.
E Chefs of Souchong Tea,
Havana white & brown Sugars in boxes,
Welt India do. in hhds. ana barrels,
Coffee in bags and barrels,
Holland Gin in barrels,
Sweet Oil in boxes of II bottles each,
Cattle Soap in boxes,
Shoes in boxes aaorted,
Eait-India Goods.
AJ6,
TIE Cargo of,he Schooner Lucy, captain
Snew, conhaing of
43 Tons Platter OF Paris,
so Oaks of Lime,
70 Barrels Of Tanners Oil,
rry Reams Of Wrapping Paper,
40 Boxes Of dips Candles.
Z January II. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-01
lQubl,c 5aua.

On TUESDAY,
iii ten o'clecs, eriI he lol3 at The ff3aas
Store,
cd 9TH proof Antigua ard
Jana,ca Rum in hEds. ard bis.
French Brandy in bis.
Holland GIN in bis.
Tsneriie Wine in caiks,
Cordials in bis. 4
Sugar in hhds and bis.
Noialles in hhds.
Rice in. tierces and ole.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Earthen Ware in crates,
Handsomely aRo'ted,'
90 boxes HAVANA Segars,
Cotton in balcs---or credit.
ALSO,
a uaY1;ety of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Flannels ard Planes,
Carpets ara Carpe,ing.
Irith and German Linens,
Worried and Gotten Stockings,
Calicoes and Ginghans,
\ variety of Muffin and Muffin Hand
kerchcls ard Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots ana Shoes,
Hardware, and
A number OF other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Feb. s. Nenduc- Matter.