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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-03

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Mr.. Gerry 1861
Federal majority 9,eli
Onreading the proclamation of Buona-s
parte TO the inhabitants Of ST.. Domingo.
Gays ire editor otthe farmers Mufeun,)
We could nor but be affected by the frone
resemblance Of the fubfance of one part Of
~ 10 a celebrated addrels made 10 the.
fs0Pie OF the United States lhort time
Anee-" We are ali-1rs,oes! we are all
white men."!!!
I3sfaa sf EXETER from Bordeoxx, datea
Arb Mareb.
he regulations which ex;hed. and
may take place III The commercial laws Of
.n' country, Cannot fail OF being in.ereff.
rs 10 the merchants of The United States.
inensw code Of Commercial Laws viii
I A us appearance, in the month OF,
- nfla' which ihail be TENT you as foon as
b4h, lsed. Until then, things will pro-.
i , = remain IN their prefent fate, near.
'le lame as before the preliminaries
som. lSned. American veaels may now
g, 'S u'feet from the French colonies 10
,h ,1,'gs, paying the fame duties as if from
-, o'ii'ed States. 1t is thought this nr;.
arr = WIZ ~ be continued year, but there
;. During the war, this government.
81. - encouragement, exempted al me-,
a.a,'l. EFT lsom duty imported in French
rsrssa,. Tins regOlationifill exits, who's
s : IS Anefican ihpp;ne being eneIov
.s''<Vas. tGeeon Cen.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-03
aleranorta anDsrttser.
MoNDAY, May 5.

MASSACHUSETTS ELscrlos.
The number of votes for governor, re-
selssd on the 10Th inf. were,
For Gov. Strong zS,s3s
MI. Gerry 1904
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-12
Me6rs. Snowdex and Co.

HAVING obferved in your paper bear
ing date the 9Th inf. publication where
in cer,ain Baldwin Dade terms me ignc-
ran. and fupid indeed am really alto
niihed at his sudacity and impertinence,
knowing him not to poaefs but little more
understanding than one bordering o. IDIOT
i'm. He alto obferves that the iu! men,
toned in my notice is diimiAed; | grant
it, But it was difmifed in Fairfax Court
to bring it in place where could come
fooner at jufice, namely the Chancery
Court of Alexandria, which writ has been
ierved fome time fnce, as will appear by
the certificate hereto annexed. As to the
balance of his publication, afert 1t to-be
tallacious in the extreme.
I mutt beg leave TO add, that for the
future / fhall not occupy moment ct my
time in writing contradietorily to the IA
buIous aaertions of faid Dade, whole dia-
bolical charatter is universally efablllhed.
ROBER L ALEXANDER.
ALEXANDRIA, June 5, 1902.
RObtrt 4Alexa1aey and his
TraRees, asaigf In ehancery.
Bala1vm Dads,
Writ returned executed. No bill fled
April rule fairs continued. The above
fuit is brought in the Circuit Court OF the
Difria Of Columbia, for the county Of
Alexandra.
GEO. DENEALE, elk.
Tune II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-12
LAND FOR SALE.

By virtue Of a power in ne
vefed, will be fold at public auction be,
fore the door ot Prince William court
houfe III the town Of Dumfries, on the
hr& Monday in July nexr at Il o'clock,
for cslh, that valuable TRACT Of LAND,
fituate in The fame county near Bacon Race
meeting houfe, containing about FIVE
hundred acres, part of feven hundred
acre patent granted TO James Peake, and
which five hundred acres of land was lately
the property Of Ifaac Mc'pherfon, under
purchsie MADE Of Thomas Swan Of Alex
andria.
ABRAM HEWES.
June s. ddf
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FOR SALE,
In fec fimple or Ground Rent.

By Public Auason, on the Pre-
mics, on Welnsjaaytb The 23a day st tie
.prejent msntb, if not preOio4lJ Jo!a BY
bYrvate e0ntra7,
Half an acre Of Ground IN
town, fituase on The north iide of Prince
and Welt fide of Warrington Rreets Be-
ginning at the interieetion of fad itreets,
fronting Warrington no feet 7 inches,
and on Prince itreet I73 feet s inches.
The ground is laid off in convenient
building lots. On one OF which is very
good dwelling houfe, now under rent TO
James NJ ClenahAa
Warrington is the mof fpacious 9reet
in town, and will mott probably become
the centre. This ground has the advan-
tage of laying between the two principal
fgeets leading from the country cir
cumeance of much importance, to thoie
who are defrous Of purchahng. Apply to
Ricketts,, Mevton s Co.
W;Aiam Holglon
June 2. ddf
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SPRING GOODS.
7OHN RAMSAY,

7OHN RAMSAY,
Has imported by the brig Union, cap
tain Woodhoufe, from London, an aaort-
nent of goods fuitable for The ieafon, and
is in daily expectation of receiving by the
United States from Liverpool, an sdditl-
,onal fupPly.
{ Nav I8.
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Robert 7, Hooe s. Co.

NODEIL I, HUN = 10.
HaVs receigsd BY The brig UNION, .trom
LoNDoN-a great part Of their
SPRING GOODS,
and are daily expecting the balance by the
ihip United States from Liverpool.
They bave hkesujts far Jalf,
Rum in hoglheads,
Sugar in hhds. andbarrels,
An extendve aaortnens OF Liverpool
Earthen Ware in crates,
German Olnabusgs.
May rs. Q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-12
Public sale.

On SATURDAY next, at half paf three
O'Clock in the afternoon, wall be fold
on the prefp.ies,
A neat two tory frame honie,
on Prince areet, near &c corner OF Royal
frcet The Iot is iGbje(f 70 a flnall ground
rer,t. Terms viii be made known at the
place oflale.
P. G. MARSTEILER,
Tuqe 70. Vendue Matter
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Valuable BuilGHlg Lots
In and adjoining the town G! AlsAandrla.
For jale on a long CyedIt.

On Wedaslaay, the 10TH 1y 9 Ja3s,
will be Jold at tubhe uat'ias, an The
bremyss,
About forty FIVE acres OF
LAND, in ard adjoining 70 thc town Ct
Alexandra, and binding Oh Eun'ing Geek.
This land will be divided inro iquares, &C
cording to the plan of the town, and each
fquare will be fold fepsrately, 90 credit
Of fix, twelve, fifteen and eighteen months
the pu-chafefs giving notes negotiable
in the bank of Alexandria, With approv.
ed endoriers.
The whole of this land is now encl9ed
by pof and rail fence. It's contiguity to
the town, and It's high and healthy ftua-
tion render ii amongf the mott defrable
eitates in the neighborhood for building
lots. On one of the lots neat and COM,
modious framed dwelling houfe hath been.
erected, together with the neceilary out
houfes, and on this lot there is a we'll
Of good water, and number Of hourifhing
trees growing. Some lmall frame houies.
have been erected On an adjoining lot.
The title to this property is complete,
and conveyances will be made in fee 4im-
pie when the purchale money is received.
The title papers may be. ieen, and likewlte
a plat of the land and lots, by apply ing
TO the iubfcriber.
JAMES H. HOOE.
At the fame time and place Will be fold
LEASE for thirteen years OF twenty fe- /
ven acres of LAND adjoining the above.
tract: fubjea to ground rent of twenty
feyen pounds per year.
May II. oIm
WN 1eces0ed from Norfolk,
and to, lak By the lubhnber,
Freih Lemons by the box or
retail excellent fofr .fhel,d almonds and
ora nges lnukadel raifns.; double and
Gnple Glo'fter cheefe, tamarinds, &C. &c.
with 700 buihels OF Lifbon Salt.
ABEL WILLIS.
Nav * =
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-18
G. @ NJ NJ E K c I 4 L.

A letter from Bombay, of May a9, re-
ceived by mercantile gentleman 10 this
town, contains the following intelligence
= Our proipetts here are not the bstt,
owing 70 the following circumstances N
coniequence Of the high price OF Cotton
laf year, the purcbalers OF thataulcle tor
the European and China markets, came to
a refolstion, and bound shemsclyes IN .
heavy penalty, not TO pay more Than iS5
rupees the Sardt Candy OF ~ lbs. 1hole
merchants being IN p, G lion Of all The
icrews 10 Bombay, declared tkatany mai
who paid higher for the Cotton, fhoulc
no, have ii fcrewed; and the holders O.
the Cotton being very wealthy men, are
determined net to Eel under laf years
prize, which was from $40 toI45 rupees
the candy. In cooleq1ence Of the above
combination, fever2l ihps have been OBJ
ligrd 10 load with unfc:ew'd cotton; ihips
thai could have taken from 1900 10 1000
bales 0. fcrew' d, were content TO take 1900
or 1000 bales, which is the cafe with The
ihp Cere Of goo tons hle has 40 bales
lnicrcv'd cotton, whereas, had it been
icrew'd, fhe would have taken 7oo."
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IT. be Continued.
=" Tbe 3re,egGmsef 7bonas JJfsJ92y5,
to the Prlfdsny examined" Page Al.
SALEM, October 7,

Arrived, lchooner Hazard John Norris,
Tun. mater, from Port Royale, lMarlini-
oac). Sailed from thence on the 9Th Of
Sept. laf, on which day the French took
pogeaion Of laid ilan1. - lhe fleet con
fitted Of the Commodore's fhip, n guns,
: frigates, one tranfport, and fchooners.
They landed their troops and took poaef-
fion, without any difurbance OF oppoi-
ton, conaaatly firing from the Ships and
Forts. The inhabitants appealed TO be re-
ioiced on the occlllon. Left there the
brig Jane, Dogget, Of Bottom, to fail the
next day brig Bee, Woolman, of New
burvport, to fail Ia ten or twelve Gays,
and number of fouthern yeiiels lying
there, their cargoes NOT being fold. Sailed
in company with the brig John, Coins,
Of Rhode Iland likewile, the fchooner
Crank Turk, Valentine, of DO. The
Eoglifh feet left the iIlani on the 18th
SEPT. for Barbados, St. Kits, and other
Enelih Hands. Capt. Norris loft one
man i'm St. Lucia, by the name Of Collins
Merrill, belonging to Delaware.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-18
NEW YORK, October IL.

By tie nip Fame, captain Law in 81
days from Brifol, cur EngIilh papers are
extended TO the goth Augqtc They
contain nothing Of greater political i'm
3ortance than the following articies:-
LoNDoN, Aug. rs.
We learn from a fource TO which we
have nc al occaoas looked up i;h conf
i-rable degree OF refpyf AID confidence,
IN; governments is highly Duplicated with
tn great variety Ct inyetiiyes, which
have, particularly Of late, been directed
tom the Britih Pfefs agaiof the confuar
fylttm Of Government in France Official
Letters I've fuppof- by Mr. Merry from
Paris, reached his mtjeRy's Miniaers,
nov in or near town, on iuefiay, TIA,
iog whaf meaf5res the Police had been
ordered TO refors 10, on late location,
With refpect TO the Englilh papers. The
dispatches were deirrgedly conGdered of
tie hjgheit moment and the following
I'VE can nearly vouch for the very Words
were the icntiments exprshe,! Oh the occa-
lion BY an eminent Stateiman.
{" Where the licentioutueis Of the prefs
begins there its liberty and bo1fed freedom
mutt necedarily en.i
g ScandaIum Magnatum, which relates
even TO truths uttered sgalnit the great of
our own nation, is ievefely puniihable by
the law OF the land a fortioc, indiicrl-
inmate abule, levelIed tagainit mighty
Poteotate, neighbour, with whom we
have iult cloled pacific compass, calls
aloud for national juaice, without waiting
for the tarly Interference Of the Ambana-
dor of the Power that has been wantonly
aAailed and infnlted. :. | am for pre-
venting recurrence 10y energetic means
Of bareiaced and unjult!hable attacks on
the fyten of government (be it what it
may) which prevails in France and
| am Of opinion that it would prove
ereditable to the nation at large, were bis
MajeRy's Attorney General ordered to
proceed, ex oficio, againf the Conductor,
Printer, or publifher fany paper, printed
within the United Kingdom, containing
matter ola libellous tendency againa the
French or any other Government
Our informant ai1ures US land we repeat
that his ahertions has never once led us
into error that Government has 1t iii ierl-
ons contemplation, to pat flop 10 the
torrent OF defamatory language which dali
ly inues from rhe Engliin preis, and is d.
re6ted againA Bonaparte & his Colleagues.
We hope however, that as Eugljl5men, the
Kings Minifers will-not, for the pur-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-18
BOSTON, Oetober II.
BOSTON F K IG Il T E

TIE United States frigate Bottom, Da-
mel MsNeil, efq. commander, anchored
yeaerday off Forr Independence, in 80
DAYS from Gibraltar. Dilpatches from
government having been delivered to
Capt. M.NeiI Immediately on his arrival
the frigate will proceed without delay to
Warrington. We learn from Capt.
Mcneil that partial peace has been eff.
feaed, by Commodore Morris with the
Moors and that Mr.. Simpfon had retur-
ned TO Tangiers that the Emperor OF
Morocco had claimed and manned the
Tri,oliian veGel, which has been 70 long
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6ifigantled at Gibraltar, and 6tsed her for
{ea; in coniequence Of which, Commo-
zdore Morris had ordered the Adams,
Capt. Campbell, 70 cruize off Algeziras,
TO watch her motions /; and itatloned ana
officer on laore TO make hgnals that
Com. Morris had failed from Gibraltar
with Mr.. Cathcart on board, for Algiers.
Capt. M'Neil, after having been relieved
off Tripoli, by the CONFEDERATION, captain
Murray, proceeded TO Naples, where he
conveyed number of American and owe-
difh veGels down the Mediterranean.
Capt. M'Neil had flight engagement,
near Tripoli, with three gunboats, one OF
which he funk The other two made Oft !;
in this engagement the Bottom fufered no
lois. The Danes had paid tribute IN
money and military flores 10 the Regen-
@cy of Tripoli. o. The crew OF the 8oi-
ton has been very healthy through their
whole cfuize, and now are.
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to adopt, and that four iates may be
{ found fomewhere to REJECT it. Now II
( we purlue his adviie, what are we to do?|
{ To .reter form to fnbfance? tol give
{ me leave to ak what is the suBsrANTI.
AL PART of his couucils Il Is that
FOUR itases lhould REJECT they tell
US that from the mott authentic accounts,
New Hampfllre will adopt it !; where
6 then will four aates be found to reject,
zve aaopt it,
MIR. Madilon Caid in reply to this:
Is it came to this then that we are
not to follow our own realon Is II
proper TO adduce the opinions OF reipect-
able men not within theie walls +? 1t the
opinion Of an important character were
TO weigh on this location, could we not
adduce character equally great ON OUR
SIDE : Are we who lin the gentleman's'
opinion) are rot TO be guided by an err
ing world now to la6mu to the OPINION
of citizen beyond the Atlantic Il
with his name had never been mentl
oned !; with every thing fpoken here,
relative TO bis stiuia0, may be SUPPRESS
ED, if our debates lhould be publlfhed.
| am IN iome meafure acquainted with
his lentmenss On this iubjeef ; II is not
right for me 10 UNFOLD what ne has in
formed me, but, | will venture 10 aiiert,
that the el0gle aozu dJlc4Qfd is not OBJ
jetted to by him.
Thus is folly appears, that Mr.. Ma
difon, who had been made acquainted auitb
Mr.. Jx8erlov's Jeufimeats ap0a f6fsJu6
Jsf confdered HIN as generally MOI ON
OUR SIDE, tho he had made no objsc-
ton to the partieu!a, cIau!e then under
confederation.
In very able production, publihed in
1867, may be found the following COM
ments upon the foregoing documents. /" l.
is ohle.vable, that Mr.. Madilon neither
advocates the accuracy OF Mr.. Pend.eton's
comment, nor denies the jufneis OF that
Of Mr.. Henry His folicitude appears
to be TO defroy the INFLUENCE OF what
he implicitly admits 10 be tie obiui0n OF
Mr.. Jeferion, to prels Out of fight the
authority of that opinion, and 70 get rid
of the fubjet} as foon as psilibe." The
45,h page. of the fame work are lthe fol-
living comments. -" We have icen the
f.f 4de,ice given by Mr.. eherlon 10 ths
people Of Virginia; relative 10 the conitl
tuition, was nat TO 0aopt It, but 10 try
fecond convention his fubfeqlent advi,
was to adopt it or not ON coSTINcEN
cY, that's, to adopt ifnine fates had no.
previculy adopseo /; in other words, %
rik an ULTIMATE DIsNEMBERMENT Ct
the Ra,es in an experiment 70 obtain the
alterations which HE deemed necena..
ry.'
IT, h. ro,t;,,te1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25

The lait Newport Mercury came oot bur-
thened ~iIh a very csfious performance, in the
true ay!e o. Ru'leige's mouh. pieces. II plain
ly appesrs 10 be a work of the fame hand that
formed The meats torguc euloeiun upon him
which immcdia'ely preceded :he publication of
the forged letters; and is of the fane kidney
with esery thing thar has hnce appeared in his
behalf. Ia,
They appear in the cha,sffer OF Ifi(h b9g-
rotfe,s, and iccm TO conhder peIfonaiites IA a
ground upon which no one will dare to ap-
pfosch them.
The 6eg.ro,e,, in ireland are certain
|" Aafh company" or gang OF theves, who arc
federslifcd to pIunder. When they are purioed
for their crimes, they fufh into certain bog,
where they remain until ihc puIiuit il over.
This bog, few except the tfouers will venuic
to 60 upoo. Bat the.rroters do NOT mind il.
They are on il 70 much, and are 70 of,en mired
in "TRIP 10 the chin, that they are ca!loa,, and
Injured TO its dangers. They receive il as . icr-
tied principle Of their protection. that il is BET
ter to perrin in the hog, then to perrin by the
halter. or al the whipping poA. m .rU,
Thus il is with the beg-fysts1 Of the
|" Mr,exy." When they are prcfytd, and pinch
ed upon the up. land of fair argument, they turn,
and uot off for the bog Of peIionalities, in which
they are war-worn veterans, covered with inn
mortal fcsr. Here they sre frequently behsld.
pa~iug for dear life. mp TO their chins in mock.
and mirc. But il fcems to he their element
They can live in, and enjoy il like an oyAer.
But ore OF theic 62e- frofysyy prstcnds to he
an '' eminent coaufelor." Let his gal notions
be inquired into. He may remain on the bog
unmolef - for the present.
Here comes cne Mort fen,ence.-" He
/" THAT is. Mr.. Ru,ledgr) Obtained not oai
" verdies of acqu;tsai; but effrr trial on tho
" merritt, the opinion of the ,nof emineur coun-
/" cl. &c. Was pointedly expreHed il bis tavor."
Hesc the " vcrditf" comes sira. ard ,hea
" tfia! on tho neriu." II would be na,urd
TO fuppofe that sriGi, would precedr the esr-
d,e7 aud that vsrdi7 could be founded on
no other fnai than Dial or roe msyih. Bot il
10 not only convenient for him TO have the vsr-
dia bsfsrs trial. put even withou, any tnal at
all. Legally fpeakine, nv Losp (dncc you have
cnsicn the language Of fhe Law y we are sshfi,d
to the e'ys ct the cafe, feeling sha: we CON-
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
The Turnpike Road from Alexan

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
The Turnpike Road from Alexam
drld to- Little Riuer,
in Loudoun county, will be received BY
William Hawthorne for himfelf and John
Thomas Rickets, in Alexandria Iirael
Lacy and Burr Poweli'in Loudoun David
Hunter and William Riddle in Berkley
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Frame
in Ieferfon; Bufhrod Taylor and VIM.
.Dayidfon in Frederick Samuel Crowdfon
and William Stienberger in Shenandoah.
This being bufnefs in which the COM
mnnny may be greatly benefited, and as
ithas only this day come into my hands,
/ have undertaken to publifh without CON-
fnlting the other commiiIioners as they are
all diRance. The law is with me,
and | doubt not will be fhewn by the
other commifioners, to any perfon ap-,
plying. The law requires Ten Dollars 10
be paid at the time Of fubicribing /; the
remaining FUN Of Ninety Dollars, on each
fhare, is to be paid in dividends, as called
for by the PRECEDENT and Directors, to be
chofen by the stockholders.
VIM. HARTSHORNE.
April 20. co
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T THOMAS WHITE.
BLACKSMI III

ACQUAINTS his Friends and Cuff
toners that he has removed his Work
Shop to Union Street, between Prince &
Duke Streets, where they can be accom-
modated with all kinds Of Smiths Work,
in the mott punstual and expeditions man
rer.
March 80. eo3w
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TO RENT

a convenient three tory brick
Hcufe, on Fairfax and Gibbon Streets,
with every convenience thereto belonging.
Pofeflion may be had Immediately. In.
quire Of the printers.
! April ii. d2w
4 haze ]yt reeelUsd and oEsr
for fale, SACKINGS and OSNABUKGS
in bales, ard FELT HATS in boxes
alio, one ten SHEA THING PAPER.
w. HODGSON.
April y.
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A Stray Coz.

CANE to the iubfcriber's farm, in
Fairfax county, early in January Taft, an
old bro zva Co7U, white under her belly,
upon her rumP and fhoulder white ipots,
her right ear cropped, & ahole in her left
ear. She will be delivered to the owner,
upon proving property and paying charges
PHILIP r. FENDAlL.
April n. DOT
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For Sale, on to Rent,

TIE uuexpired leafe Of a HOUSE and
LOT, on Queen Rreet, with aEBAKE-
HOUSE thereon The leafe has years
10 run. The Rand is good for .buineis,
and is well known, having been occupied
for a length of time by a baker. For par
ticulars apply to
THOMAS SIN1N1S,
Prince freet.
March 20. d
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galfs bp audton.

On WEDNESDAY next
!. tn e.St,ck, avilb Be Sold at tbe -dat7i0n
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ALSO,
A varsety at DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Supsr6ne cloth and Ker6meres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Irifh Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck Of different qualities,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton hawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Celoured threads and towing flks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
April -. Vendue Mater,
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Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
Whiikey in barrels,
Gin in caiks and barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brawn foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Rai6ns nkegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, handsomely
aaorted,
ALSO,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11

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DIED. ]-ln Ssoth- Carolina. MIR. CAT
Hous. member of the Senate OF the u. States
from that tate.
lo this town on the asth ult. Mn. AL,cs
wHALLisc. widow, in the 10Th year of her
age.----on Saturday morning Lao. Mira. SA.
sAH RosIssos. wife Of Capt. Robsyf Rs5,s-
jsr. and daughter Of MI. Ss~~i csnsdsw Of
Soo,h- Kingaown.
Al Bieol. ia her 18th year. Milf Sorn,A
BoyRN. daughter OF the fioa. bexja~i~ Bo.ys.
--On the aoth nit. af,es fhort & iiarelling III.
nefs, Mrs. susANnAH MoSRoH. wife of Csp,.
Ba'e~as Msnros, aud dsugh,er Of Mr.. Jsb DR.
fee, OF Por'tmoosh. in the ash year Of her are.
She was amisble. po0ei;ag lwsrtacL Of dispo-
fhon and briIiancy Of innagiaa,iou, whicn.
w'sh her perooa' attractions, rendered her high
~ engaging companion, and VA endowed
With 'hoie virtues which fecufed The hearr aad
ivet'ed the st'achment ofh.iband srd friends.
Less, hss @aH mer'y on iby virfn1 xrp,H,
Asd isxs Ia~est roe frots b. so6ifb 9sJ JsN. Z