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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-08

Ger. which is fcdesa'. A. Pctalbarss.
Lyneilburg, Stanton, at Federi5kfo~
ia Maryland, at York and Lancaaef n
Pennfyvama, the federal printers are at
Ieaf npon equal terms with their advcr-
FAIRIES. Nor,h Carolilia lwafms with
fed 1 newspapers. Six months sso,
Jones ard Daane were 20 kind as to tel
tie Ward hat thc federsls had bought
q The Recorder. = The coniequence q,
this ialsschoodi was ,l.st wc have get mu>h
better let Of fubfsribsrs than Jones' and
Duane par together. We have at this
inomept, above thouiand iuofcribers that
have PAID IS IN aa.ua1ee. Compare this
with Danes more iban fry !, ard with
jones,s oatlsanding aecosnPis OF fix ti,au-
iasld dollars; ard then lee Nix. Paine Judge
whether ali IBIS looks ike q faction that
is il the 0goui<5 ot1eatb;; and tdatM pro-
pgrtioa AZ is fafe at3foaehss, sa.l5fs rs
feef6 aa4 aruygles.
Itahy perion on the continent is, at
his time granting his teeth, it NUT he
Thomas eHrrlon. W7hat between his
inaugural fpeech contracted with his
Two letters 10 Calender, between Mr..
Walkers lady, ara Slack sally, between
MS lester 10 Peter Carr, and his pate
board tender to Mr.. Gabriel jones' the
pseiident. If he has one remaining
lpark Of fenisility, mutt find hinl}elf a
truely mise able beiag. AS Ee!ding !ays
Of Bti6l, bis iiiuation can 10 tSat caf,,
be enyied only by man who is jult
going to be hanged. In the Court OF
public opinion, Mr.. JeSerfon ffands
convicted, irrccoverably convicted, Of
hypocrify, Of treachery, Of ingSasitudc, OF
impiety, OF peffonal cowardice, and Of
brutal luh.
/ Vid. next weeks Recorder.
re be cont;aYed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-08
aser5Norta aougrtlssr.
WEDNESDAY, DEcEMBEa s.
COMMUNICATION.
MELANCHOLY COMPANIONS.

MELANCHOLY CoMrAR1sovs.
REPUBLICS have long been charged
with ingrasitude towards their iervants
and mott uieful citizens, and the mslan-
csoly truth is 20 fully efabl;hed in Anne.
RIGA, that it cannot be diiproved, tho il
be denied; when our beloved Wafhington
al the clofe of the war which ended our
trug9le for independence, seGsned the nigh
,ruit repoled in him at the commencement
Of that iaruggle, every heart was full Of
gratitude; and the citizens fuffered no op-
portanity to efcape Of tei}ifying this lau-
dable principle. Scarcely releaied from
the tolls and dangers of war, he was again
to add TO his military exploits, the more
brilliant and flceisful ones in the cabinet.
The people freed by his valor and judg-
ment from foreign yoke, required a
union, and the doubtful talk to him in a
greas mea(ure, was aligned Of forming a
government, 10 as 70 meet at once the dif
ferent intefeits and bring into unifon the
different cuffoms and manners Of the PEG.
pie extended over the vaft continent Of
America, 70 as not to infringe upon the
one nor interfere with the other. How Ear
he fucceeded let united America anfwer:
yea, ler tboE who enjoy the comforts and
thofe who have experienced the advantages
Of twelve years I" f3eeslyxl experiment"
A.nlwer, and am perfaaded al Auerieaui
viii acknowledge except few uaPrinci-
plee: denagogues) that their mott langcin4
expectations have been exceeded. Af;sr
this G.ina piauge Of all that can be good
aal, gregs. as pions, charitaSl. and hu-
nlane nan IS 9 wagglor and as }aSsi-
man, peculiarly eminent, let Us draw the
she raeisacholy companion.
AMsgIcANs, This is the man that Cal.
<-uSty called fby and with the advice ard
III; tEat;i;.@e Of his friend go **#** mar
/ 3e,es; the fame ,aat Daane, alias Dunn,
81 C;oamsil, charged with treaion, and
I: l4E who Paine declares to be a Aandersr,.
cold, Icy hearted being, who neither
love,l his ,iitien1s nor hated his enemies );
| ire adopts CT ;heie three nlon0ers are re-
| ::1erat:ns 1;le fame from the borders q n.
!, -iaEap!iaise 10 the conEines OF Georgia
! I'inisrcea years ago, before Americans
/ veTe s,apcd by the[e matters and teachers
/ .. tie aezs Lf505l, before The Amsr:cai1s
( h2d teea saughi ingrasirude, -fueh allega-
( .;ane wol]d have l,aen treated wttl merit.
J ed acnteiapG, and The hafe authors would
] haze 1foon net essefap!Afy plnlilmens bat
( aiss l,sw are we changes, rhe adopts Of
+; shote ,aaf1f2'sss sae pntaiis Of Pbj'sf9ply,
! l.aanG every p;aee where fhe weak md IN
| :saspegaie gs.!.,ri, catching tie efadons Of
|! 9ss. .sssss;ssttcd aeal aad improving upon the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-08
THANKSGIgING HYMN.

FATHER Of our feeble race,
Wife, benifcent and kind,
Spread Ger natures ample face,
Flows Thy goodnefs unconfned,
Mudng 10 The ilent grove,
On the bafy walks of men,
Still we trace thy wondrous love,
Claiming large returns again.
Lord, what off ring fhall we bring,
Al thine affairs when We bow /;
Hearts, the pure unfullied fpring,
Whence the kind affections aow
Soft competitions feeling foul,
By the melting eye expreaed
Sympathy at Whole controul
Sorrow leaves the wounded byez.a.
III.
Willing hands to lead the blind,
Bind the wound or feed the poor,
Love embracing all mankind,
Charity with liberal fore;
Teach Us, 0 thou heavenly King
Thus to how oar grateful mind,
Thus the accepted Off ring bring,
Love to thee and all mankind.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-08
pubLtr 5aH.

WiU be added to Fudy's Sales,
Holland GIN, in pipes,
French Brandy in pipes,
N. England Rum in barrels,
a quantity os Cordage,
Hops in bags,
India Mullins,
Silk Handkerchief,
A quantity of coa,le Woalens, &c.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
December 7.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-08

psaiors eflle ignorant, tA,y ;ful..y r.
sill the fciion Of Pretended ps.ricsifa', Till
tie Poor dsIuded and unguard,d .zsalo.,
fiied with the fire CT ingrasituce ard
ion, iaues forth TO incrsaie TIE number.
We find their labcurs DOT only il The ia
Goblin prints, but we find them abopr ring ia
the intarns uscaule even in the frees Of oug
c;sies, advocating The conduct G. Bona
pare & res'icnling The fesvites Of u Wah-
ingto3. A tllouiana fa.fs ink, fesndalccs
Ehels are fabricated by terei2n hiveIings,
and daily propagated by deluded Amefi.
cans. What compantun, ard yet how
true how debated and iubleFyien-, liz
fame men who boldly afelted she:a righ,s
in oppoiition to Btitaip fleets and lrlnies,
now fafer themttlyes to be loaded with
letters, with chains forged by the Vul-
cans Of eternal infamy, a Duane ana 4
Paine. My heart, as an American, fck-
ems at the conpariion; my blood bells az
the infu!t of injured greaiseis bur JEFF
fegion is PRECEDENT, and Gal!ltin holds
Americas purr. Americans, coniider
this reyiew tie comparative Gtustion,
made yeiierday, Of our country, and The
foregoing OF our patriots. Tomorrow
we will compare he men CT 10 and SO
with the naeuof 1901, after wach let Us
PAUSE, Gut Tot long, OF il viii be toe
late too late indeed.
A VIRGINIAN.
To be continued.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10
FREE NEGROES.

THERE certalnlyrpeyeT vas i mad
der method drinking properly, d me-
thod more absolutely hottie 70 the tafe-
~ of fociety, than the freak of enlan-
ciPating negroes. Let any man, Who
retains the exerciie OF his lenfes, reflect
what would be the condition If Virginia,
providing thar ibis wild fcheme were
completed, and all the layes turned
toole. The feIf- evident consequence
IS that We laould De Immediately in
the nidlt of a civil war, and there
never could nor would be an end Of
The bulInels, till the Ialt of the
black and yellow race was ex-
terminated. This horrid 1cene could
ollY be coniummared with deitra6tion
Of property, and a deluge OF the blood
OF white people: from which the com
saonweaith could hardly recover in che
courfe Of a century. The bufineis is
goirg on By degrees, and If the aGembly
does not take fdne ctfc6tp Il means for
putting an end 20 IL, rhe emancipatDrs
viii. fiFit or lait &c held anlwcra.2le 10
taclr councry fr tone fatal il1ue oftheir
experiment,
1t IS vain to urge, in this cafe, i pa
rity OF motives. About twenty years
ago, a perfon in the Rare Of New J.,
York, in a lit Of f2raticifn, cut the
throar5 OF his wife, and children. Upon
t.'is catastrophe the novel Of NIis-
baa4, a book at once horrid and IL
dicu!ous, hath lince been founded.
! he purity Of ills mans motives l.
iikewtfc uncomfortable bit that does
not render his condu5t : iult model for
iniEation.
n Pen6fylvania, the Gociety Of
Friends took the lead in the budnefs.
/ heir propofai excited, in Eurof:-, at
!eait million Of encomiun1s, nor is it
cor ded9n TO ccnfre, but rather 70
commend them. But then, the doinef
TIC IitqatIon Of the two STAGES IS quire
different, or rather, it is exactly oppo-
ttc. In Penniylyanias you may ira
vel an hundred miles without meeting
so much as Jingle BLACK face. The
negroes do not,in that fortunate country,
conftltuez an hundred and fitch part
Of the people. Their emancipation,
therefore, could never be confdered as
to the peace Of the commu-
7Jty. Yet, with all the noiIe that has
seen made about IL, the chance is that
three tour,ils ofthele people lived qmre
IS happily, and as beautifully, before
.hc'r emancipation as after it. For,
'frer all the racket Which has been
.ailcd about navery by Triltram Shan
5y, and FIVE hundred Other fanciul
critters, T Is certain that, in very
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10

Frgayes from St. Domingo. were che
Whole of yelfcrday employed in land
e ing Brigand Negroes at Mr.. Ailton's
&c Tea here plantation, Waccamaw, and
&c y is fad they have landed not lefs
&C than one thouiand the militia are
e marcaing from all directions aeainit
CHEN" We prelume thote are the fri
gares that were ione fine ago IT New
Yorkand finding tharthey couicnot effect
their deiign there, fteeredround 70 take
advantage of more deienceleis place
God forbid, iays The Savanna paper,
thar rhoie cargoes Of human butchers
fhould cGric our fhoreS with their pre-
fence: Letters however, of the lsth.
ult. from New York, tpcak of it as TOO
pr0babie, the report which we mention
ed in our lat, Of their being defined
for the touthern flores OF the United
Srates,is dlere obtaining additional Gre
dit every moment.
We have feen Charlcfion pspers re
gularly down to a much later date than
thar OF this 9etter. They contain NOT
one word Of a.fLtia asarcbiag fran ali
qaG,ss3s. FISH
SINCE writing the above we have
1een the following article from the Nor
folk Herald Of November if}2.
WE have converted With relpec-
table gentleman who has been lately
through the CaroIinas, --He tays there
IS no truth in the various publications
concerning the French ihips landing
negroes to the fcuthward
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10

SINCE writing the above we have
1een the following article from the Nor
FOLK Herald Of November Ifh.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10

. Vid. this affair explained il the Re-
cordcr ofthe 27th. Of October laft.
+ See his offence Of Archibald F4.-
milton Rowan; mott admirable ipcc-
men OF cloqucnceF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18

'urprized, under lmilsr combination. they
lhonld nov be under temporary deluiion, 10
miitake their political, they ,hsn did sheir re-
l'eious blefhngs itit was then 10 the power cf
Junto OF intersiled men, TO periuade the peo-
pie, that 10 do jutice. love mercy, and u,alls
humbly with God, were ,cnets dearutsive OK
the harmony OF iceiety. and that the preachers
ot foeh rational maxims were a. turnine the
world uphde down, we can esiily perceive
that the fame practices on their credulty. mipht
periuade them, that lelIrning the public tases.
repesirg aamp ACT. removing pieies offices.
abrdging iupenumerary bcdy OF iudpes. and
diicha'ging the pubic debt. wcie equally a. def.
,rotiive TO the hsppsnefs Of the community and
that the men who attempted to do ,hefc ,h;nys
were slfo, like Paul ard Silas, +" turning tho
world uplde down ;''---a Jalgs. Balsn. ike
Dsmss,ns OF old, night, with equal iuccri..
cry out, STIR C,efi n ia Sasgs,l"
would here eblefve. thar 70 far from win
inc TO dcpreoisle The charpties of the Cis,e, M
a t0sj. BY The foregoing observations, they are
mean, TO place ikem in that refprttshlc f,oation
10 wh..h their ptoi,i'ion en,itIcs them. The
hitofy of the Chrikan Religion juf.y apprs-
eis'es the yfvec,e s',aeber Of ire gofpc The
Apoh'es, and all iroe believers. weie ever en,-
mated as ,he " ialr OF the earth" gus orr Sa-
siouI's dcnunciarious were iolrly confinrd 10
certain men who Ailed themGlves Cbsf
Pyiyf, !" Who agumcd eontsoui over Church
and State; who were hufy bodis, who were
blending the politics OF Cefsr with the prcphe-
cies OF liaiah, Jeremiah, SC. snso. who claimed
precedence IN all pfoceHions, and shc minded
sauhiy, more than ipin,oaI things. The Cler-
Ey are assoa5ic body IN fcciery. and no man
who regards the welfare Of his country. wou!i
with to fee them one grade below ,heir iot eai-
nation. But thofe who aim az the rank Of
Cb,J P,isfs. and who oaIumniste in Sermons.
OIs,iony, &c. men much better ,han themirlycs.
must, az shn enlightened age, expstf 20 falIinio
diifepufe. uncs they take more heed 10 their
ways aud manners.
Neithcfis there any intention 10 nGeel on
the L9vys,i ., bsdt. by mentioning ono Of
the order a. q<wDss, Tor II the yesiih lan-
hedIm could eci bu, oss, taud no doubt ne was
qDeli fSe'S) Il Is rather compliment ON the pro-
teiiion and we candidly hope. they could not
procure even ose at The preftnt day the knsron
fHy Of the Order, in thefc days. would iecu,e
them from having this charge bropgh, neaiult
them. OLD.SOUTH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
7oha A. Shazv, s. Co.

INFORM The public thar they have taken a
L ihop next door but one North of the Coffee
Houie. where they carry on the Watch Making
buiinefs in all its branches and have for ialt,
Warranted. .and common Engiih and Genevs
watches, gold Necklaces. iilycr tea and table
Spoons. Sug,r-Tongs, &c.-Looking- GlaiIes.
Tea Trays. Walters. Dfefing- Cafes, Plated and
Woodeo Gators, Sufpeoder', Knives and Forks,
Globe Andirons, Shovel and longs. brafs and
jappaoed Lamps. Candleitick', dart and CON-
mon Walking Sticks, Scotch, RaPpee s. Maks-
e'u Snuff, Starch, Writing Paper. Dutch Quills.
Britannia Coffee Pots, &c. &c. Together with
an asnrtnent of Jewellery and Pefnmery.
Cs@ giOrn for cid Geld and Siivrr.-
- Punetual attendance will be giveu, ard
the fmallea fayos gratefully acknowledged.
NfgVs;rs, FED. Ia. 77tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
MART MUMFORD

ID ESPECTFULLY informs her friends and
IN the public in general, that fhe carries on
,hc Timing buGnefs. In the South Shop of the
sane Houis where il was carried on by her de-
eeaied hgiband. She has at prefeut on hand, a
large aaortment OF TIN WARE, which fhc
will difPofe of very cheap for Caih.
, ihoie perfons who will plcaie to favor her
with their cuiiom, may depend upon having
their work faithfully done, and the fmalica ia
vor viii be gratefully acknowledged.
a" For fale as above, an AGortment Of
JAPPAsrD WARS, Glsh Lamps, and Two
large Franklin Stoves.
Newport, June I3, isoz. Soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
From the National INrtLLrcrxcss.
The Psa-MeRer-Csnfral Ds,sndsd.

THE tongue Of csIumny has been deeply.
4 and eonitsntIy employed in vifying the
Pof Matter GeucSsl, for the difmifEpn of Poa-
Matters with what jueice the public will DO
enabled to judge, when they have attended to
the fatis herein itated.
On the truth Of this flatcment, the people
may rely and the enemies of the Governmcnr
and OF the PoR- Mater General are challenged
to contradict il, or TO fate another cafe. :.
Before the difmiasl Of . Jingle ofices by
him. the correfpondepce OF one Of The principal
ofhcen had been frequently violated two sp-
pontments made by the PoR. Mater. Gcnefal
had been ioppreGed, aud the papers never heard
Of, and the zeal Of the Department had been
twice broken at fome Of the Offices.
There are one ihoufapd and ninety FIVE
Deputy. Poh-M Msaen in the Unired State,, each
accountable to. and liable to be diimined by the
Pof- Mancr- General. Of this immenfc ccfps
Of cfseen, il was rare ,hirg TO Gnd fnglc Of
6cer who was friendly TO The government Of the
country. The whole pbaIanx might be called
ftds,ai. and many of them ranked with the ncft
bitter opponents Of the administration. To
them was enfruaed the whole correspondence Of
intelligence to any particular ofice. They too.
had the power OF cifculsting the pIsrs Of their
party with concerted fyftem into every county
in the Union, free from expenie and at the
fame time. poGs0ed the power Of fupp,eilng
the Communications Of the sdminiH ration isfelf.
~ well a. Of its friends. This power was cer-
tsiniy in fone inasDces called into cxefciie
though to the honor Of the Department and tho
officers themfeIves, il 10 believed fhofc iaasnecs
were not frequent The great majority Of shofe
in Office, are men OF honor and character, snd
difchsfge the duties Of their Offices with dill
genee and fidelity.
In this fare Of things, alsho' The PoR.Maf.
ter. General joitly conGden the republicans az
fully entitled to their proportion Of tse honors
and emcIumenn Of Office, yet. to furpifh an sd-
ditionsl evidence of dIfPcE,ioa 10 torci.iate
the feelings Of every part Of the cosmonity.
difpo6tids', originating not from fear. bur 4 en-
cere deGre to allay the fevof Of parry fpirif.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
CL Il RK BLISS,

INFORMS his friends. and the public, that
L ne has removed from Bsnifer's wharf, to the
dselling- hoole belonging TO Capt. Caleb Gard.
Hsy, 10 Thames Street, formerly occupied by
Capt. Wing Spcoaer-where he has for ialc. a
General Aiinftment of
Wcit-India Goods:
Among o.hen. are the following articles. viz.
Brandy, Wea India Run, 4,h proof DO. Gin,
New England Run, Wines of different kinds,
Molanes, Loaf aud Brown Sugars, Coffee, Teas,
Of various kinds, Chocolate, Raidns, Pepper,
Alfpice, Cinnamon. Nutnegs, FiouS Rye and
Indian Meal, Butter, Cheefe, Soap. and Cam
dies; various kinds of Glah Ware, Stone Ware,
Knives, and Forks, Jack Knives. Pen Knives,
large and fnsl! spoons, Chea Locks and lilies,
Cfocke,y and Tin Ware, Axes, Hatchcts and
Hoes. Meas sod Boys Shoes, CoIks, Bfimaone,
Lampbiack. Store Lime. Lamp Oil, Powder.
Shot aud FIints, Eifbiag Lines Of various kinds,
Lead. and Hooks, deep iea Leads and Lines.
Bellows. metal Tea Pots, writing Paper, wrap
ping paper by the ream, Bed Cords, Log Lines.
Marings, ieamen's Cheas, Oak Kegs holding
from one quart to FIX gallons, Buckets. Coffee
and Pepper ready ground for ufe and num-
Der Of other Articles not mentioned. Captains
Of vef1cls, and others, may be fupplied on the
fhorteA notice, and every favor gracefully ac-
knowledged.
Newport, May 7, 1904. S4f.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
To be Sold.

A LOTof Land, contsioing upwards Of !,
IA acres, fronting Tanner & Warner .,reer,
with Houfe, well huiihed paved Cellar; and
never failing we'll Of wa,er. Alio, Stable and
Chaife- e-Houfe.-Like~ife for fale, Lot. front.
ing Broad frcct and Tanner Street. with large
CO r nodious Dwelling Houfe Shop. Stable.
and Chaife- Houfe. For terms, apply to
OLIVER READ.
Nezrferf, Mareb 10, 1907. TIFF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
NO T &c e.

THE fubicriber, intending TO leave this
i town the enfuing Fall, requeas all perfons
having unfettled accounts with him, to adjuff
the fame before the November Court, as all on
fets!ed accounts viii then be Pus in fuir, with
out rcfPed to Perfons.
THOMAS ROWLAND.
Ntqopsr. Hxgsf II, 1902. essf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
FOR SALE.

A LIKELY MdRE, Of riddlins 6ze, good
n in team, and is a hne breeder. She
would be very vsloable to keep on farm. and
J: allo in good order for shiPPiug. Esquire Of
the Printer.
ASy.f IS, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
W Il N T F d.

EOR immediate ufe. a quantity Of row. for
l. which Csih and generous price viii be
given. Esquire Of the Printer.
Ne1ptOyf, HsgxR 6.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
ADVERTISEMENT.


By ulrtue Of a Deed Of T1gG from
OVvsn Re5erfsfo tie Sa6fcrtber, zviH b.
sxpstfd to Sale, far re04y aaoney, on the
Prsmyfs, on Wrdneiay The I7tb day
Of November, if fair, y not, tbeu fbe
afxf far day,
nNE half of thar LOT of GROUND in
~ the ciry of Warrington, lying in iquare
No. $50, and deGgnated in that fquare by the
No 10; the moiety intended to be fold fronts
apon the open ara on the Penniyl ania Avenue,
ana joins upon the lot No. II in that fquare, has
: front Of "a feet 2 inches aud an half, apd
g teet inches deep; upon it is erected frame
dwelling Houie.
JAMES KEITH, Truaee.
V6oberI3. dts
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
5als By aufiola,
On WEDNESDAY,

4. 10 e'elock, qvRt b fld at the Vraaa
Store, The cor0er ef King md .Os'a'
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiky il barrels,
Apple Brandy IN barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quarter eaiks,
Molahes in hhds.
Sugar in hFds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap n boxes,
Coffee in caks and bags,
Raiins ia kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
a variety Of DRY GOODS.
TaOS. PATTON, Anaioneer.
Oaober 29.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
puDl!f S ale.

IN Pursuance q a Deed Of Trust
Jrom jesse I,c,!3r, deceased, 10 The ,nb.
seviJer, made II secure q DEBT due to The
Bank Of Allxaad, ia, zvill be expe1ed to
sale, n3en tie Prcmises, on SQtardy The
4tb Aay g Decem5er nsrt,
THE FOLLOWING
Valuable Property.
a LOT Of Ground lituated 1t the South N2Telf
"A corner of King and Psts-Streets, extending
on Pitt-street twenty tect, and thirty.thfee ;ect
eight inches and an hal ~ K;Ag 61;elr; iorty
three feet Of this let OH Pitt SJIeer has depth Of
iixry re feet eight and one hail inches, aud tie
remainder at the corner Of Kihg AID Pitt-otreess
has a depth Of thIty three feet, righr inches and
an half, including TIE Hcuie n,a. qccuYi4i -
Mr. Edmund Denny.
Terms Of lae, one third ofthe rurchare money
in Exmo,Jhs, one third i'll tweiye months, and Inc
refdue III eighteen months
LUDWELL LEE, Irnitee.
Nov S. DIS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
CONSISTING OF


Saperfne, refnes and all qualities and
colours 6 qrs. & qss. Cloths, PLANES,
CalimeTcs, Kerleys, Coatings, FREEZES,
Kendall Co.tons, Half Thicks, white Ser
ges, fpotted Swanfkins, Wellh Plains,
SSaa,aowns, Toilanets, Role Blankets,
friped BIanketing, Bearikins, Fearnanghs,
Woolen, Worried, Cotton & fix Hofiery !;
fcarlet Cloaks; Calicoes, Mullins & Muffin
Hanikerchiefs; fancy Cords, Fuaians,
Jeans, Dimities, Bed Ticking, Dlranss,
Calimancoes, Wildbores, Bombazetts,
Bombazeens, Gamblers, Laces & Edgings;
six handkerchief, fashionable Straw &
Chip HATS, Gimps, white and coloured
Thleads, sc. &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
& en- Dollars Reward.

* TRAYED from Mount Wilmington,
y yellow and y hite HOUND DOG,
With boih9 Tail, named ROYAL. He;
hal a long Chain about his neck, when be-
eicaped. WAoepcr will return him 20 the,
sngicslGer, al Mount Warrington, mile
his dde Of Gcorge- Town ferry, ihali re-.
eive the above Reward.
WILLIAM SPENCE.
Mounr- We0oiagrnn, Nov. 4. 4