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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

mil2iOns IF dollars thai are Annually fink
upon The price q yonr h5ours r' IA.
1t is primary Object to create or
awaken deep aud odious prejudices a.
gainit New-England, as the kindea foil
iederaliGm. He therefore fpares no
location to fpeak flightingly and acri
moniouns OF New England. Inaances
abound, but we lelett only the follow
ing
" The qubOls Neqo England lyfem ,yt5e5
directly toaUards The sqabGBment Of an i'm
meme STANDING hRMr tie augmentation
Of an t1zuenE PUBIC DEBT ; and The tonn.
dation 81 an AssoLUzs MoSARcHr." IS.
Under this head, and as deiigned to
bear upon religious inititution more
particularly oblerved in New England,
we notice the following fnser.
mr.. Adan,s ii fond Of recommending
a national fgq; an iatervaI Of grimace and
eanting, ofidtn5f and di8TDatioa" rs.
Sub citizens Nszv Englandtrsl are
unfmta5le and sVeu dangsrou: cbnaaeri ia
a government qObieb a6e7, to fond njsL on
republican principlsf. Io2.
And having fewn as he fuppofes,
that the representation of the Southern
States would be much augmented by
a new Genius while that Of New Eng
land would b. leaened, he fays-
Tbsjs fats pr0ve that tbc frSltn. un-
natural supremacy Of Nsw England can.
not b. hafing ondthat BY Icing il at this
day, The mbabifaat5 qDould retain On hundred
tb0sflad dollars per aunum Of Tie jcderai
e6lDMent, a (um, qObieb fbeir barr en- foil
and inhofpitabls climate jsVerey de1gands
for dsm1Ric Pwpsjif." i63.
Laltly. "7bs Congre9Tsnal conduit Of
NsqO England bas hitherto ju16Orted TIE
fame Kind Of EkensG 10 tbaf Of Vrginia,
1Ubicb a qUster elect Privyl bore to sbe
etsjft Of Sir yaac Ne1vton." II, I'd vol.
In our next we lhall thew more OF
the righteous labors which 70 literally
loofenrd Mr.. Jeferion's purfe ftrings.
All we ak al prefent is that The reader
will perufe theie extracts with fome
attention as he goes along, becauf- We
lhall have location bye and bye TO cal
upon his memory TO accompany US in
the pretty, decent, honorable conuaf,
we ihall prefent berwcen the langu age
and conduct Of our Republican Pref.
6ent at one time and az another &C
eording TO circumstances. We have
not half done with him yet.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
Fran he Mere Terk HersH'
JEFFERSON & CALENDER.

No. "
f" But admitting qubat tbe tzvs sdit0rI
s1srt, alo1Uigg tbem tie ./aH LATITUDE Of
their Interpretation, 1Vbieb, az has been
J5sevn, u pababy taJf, avbGt Is as import ?
Thai mr.. Jq9f.foa made CaLlendtr pre-
Em one bandred dollars Jor wyisag
arainR tie admrnjqr0iiOn. Bsfors ibis be
admitted, baquever, as an e6ence III Mr..
Tta,J5n, il IL reqnJGfe 10 /uefanfi4te fGOo
6oint5 /; fyq that qobat CaLendtr cDrOte IN
obbqEtioa 10 tie adninj/frafion quas fslfe /;
and lse0ndly, admitting that il qDas not
EaLe, that The administration was fault
leS. his fer tbgf cybo attach criminal
~ 10 tbe qrrifing Of caitnder, and 10 TIE
encouragement give1 bin, to prore fh:fF;
and no enc anil baUs the audacity, in THE
face of that multitude Of irr5Gfabk fats
eUb;15 bavs Jeen igaed, and are daily flung
tTem mdepcnGen. prs6e5, 10 a6frt tbe jScOna.
Surely Il crH not be accounted nmproprr 10
encourage VRiuou5 ept9jftion TO an iniqui
tous government; even If Mr.. .JefsrfSn
had dane ibis, The al merritt oaplayf rather
iban ceajnre."-Citizen.
This brings US preciiely 10 that part
of tbe defence which mutt fu'nifh Us
with full publication for the unre-
trained language of indignation 10
which we have occaiiorally given way
II The courfe Of thefs numbers. We
ought perhaps 70 have BEGUN with it,
bus we thought it preferable on the
whole TO follow he defence in the or
der in which il Rands.
Taking The fa9 thsn as It undoubt-
edlv is, and which Calender in his lalt
paper f,ys he can prove by witneis
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

Some northern fox hunters, fatisued
by long chace were invited 10 dine
with Old P, en- whole grolnds Rey-
nard had been killed. They had often
folIcited refreihmcnt az his gates, and
could never before obtain more than
glais of water. "A clergyman Of the
party produced after dinner the follow.
ing extempore grace
0 lord,we thank thee for this wond rous bread,
Like finding mamma IN the defert fpread.
Great was the wonder, when the torrent burft
From The cleft rock toqusnch al hrael's tbira;
But greater far, that here we all ihoula dine,
Add find our landlords water turn'd 70 VINE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
from a late loH1Gu paper.

Madame &c GEsLls, the indetatiga-,
BE friend Of Pitaiare AnJ literature, has
within the fpace Of the two lat months
produced TWO n90ek, & an o6tayo vol.
Of Lsma5. Thus does this amiable old
lady aim at appealing The Divinity, fox
juvenile iHc1rtadtJ, b. produai9ns rc-
Plete with Piety and compuntiion, and
eiiay 10 plea(e the public BY eay cv-itjngs.
"Omne tulit punetuu. Sc.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
dgrica ituraI.

Mix falt and meal together and fpr;n-
Gle the mixture on the weedwhilG young
and tender, and the fock viii eat K
down.
The above was COMMUNICATED by
Mr.. William Green, of Woo3ford coun-
ty, who has entirely freed his farm
from the Burs by that msthoa.-In Z
ihort time he itock become fond of
them, after which. :hsy viii be eaten
our without the lalt.-Gutnrt Pgp.r.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

from tie SOUTH CdrSifzJ0 GG2ctfe.
MsDrs. Frinters-I beg leave 70 mention
mcde OF deitrcyine CaterprIlats, vh;-a
have ften praefifed with fuecels. hY gen
t!eman of my cquainrance. lie lad )
fort of funnel made OF fleet i-op, with A
round bowl, 70 as to IT clofeiy on me
month of common chamber bellows u
the bowl Of the funnel he put quantity
Of fu'pher, and tobacco cut FAC, wdsn, bi
blowing the bellows he fumigated the
paots ADD deitroyed the vermin. Should
you thialr this hint worthy Of publication,
you may, perhaps ObIige more thaD
One q jar Sa!t.f-5erI.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
Biographical.
HENRI ". or FRANCE.

Henry Ct Navarro was ielo,nte. ac-
tive, and polite prince. He poGe led,
indeed, great humanity and niIdneh
bur an humanity ana mildnefs that
cever food in the way Of bis interets.
he never fought 90 be loved without
puJd2g hinielf fra il coudition to b
ftaredS He ufed foft language with
determined conduit. He sGrted and
maintained his authority in the grois,
and ditributed his aGs Of cona-lioa
only in the detail. He fpent the income
OF his prerogatives nobly but ne took
care not to break in upon the capital ,
never abandoning for moment any OK
be claims which he made under The
fundamental laws, tor fparing to med
the blood Of thofe who oppoied him,
often in The 6sld, Gometimes on the
fcafold. Becauie he kacw how to make
bis virtues relpeaed by the ungratcful, he
has meritei the P-liies of thoie whom, if
they had lived in his time be would have
ihut up in theBAaile and brought to pun.
ifhment along with the regicides whom
be hanged after be had flm.hsd Paris
into iurrender.- Burke
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
OF Or. JOHNSON.

Dr. Anderfon, in his life of this great
moralia and photographer, after noting
hts toibles, fays.
9 With theie defeats there was, how
ever, fcarcely virtue OF which he was
not 10 PIinciple pod,Gld. He was hu-
mans, charitable, affsaionate and gen
erous. His moA intsmPerate EalIies
were the effeds OF an irritable habit
he oEsn5ed only to repeot To the
warm and alive benevo!sace Of his
heart, all his friends have borne tell.
mony. He had nothing" Eys Gold.
imith !" of the bear, bar bis fkin."
Misfortune had only to form her claim.
in order to found her right to III. ufe Of
his puiie, or the exercilc of his talents.
His houle was an alylnm for the IN.
happy, beyond what regard 10 Perfon-
al convenience would have allowed
AM hi, incone was diltributed in fup.
port Of bis inmates, 10 an extent greater
than general prud,nce would have per.
mitted. The mott HONORABLE. tellimo-
ny TO his moral and f,ciaI character, is
the cordial eaeen Of his friends and
acquaintance. II. was known By
no man by whon biz lois wa not re.
gretted."
1t will be to the everlaAinc honor
of George the Third, that in the yea
i76z he f.ttled penhon Of sool.psr an
nun on Dr.. Johnion, as a recompcncc
for the honor which the excellence Of
his writings and the benefit which
their moral teadecy, had been Of 10
Great Britain"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

lofoph'o bent Of bis mind" was <aecHant-
lY employed ia proPping up bis own
popularity by every diih Jnor@ble arsi-
ice in his poSer who encouraged.
ray paid for the vilea cAlumnics agaiuit
Wilmington and his admini1ration---
paid for the abufe Of bin whila living,
and rewarded The unhallowed hands
which invaded his fAcrcd tomb and at.
tempted to blall his memory. But the
madnels wEich produced this dIlgracc-
ful event is.fubhdiag reaion i fat re
fOmins her empire, and an indignant
people will ere ong wish becoming icoFn
hur. The pigmy Pr. ticiln, the hollow
hearted philosopher, from he phase
which he has ulurped in their affections
and conRdence.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
PASsAWAN oGLoU.

II is aderted hat PsGawan Oglou,
was formerly a Pru(ian officer, broke
for having embezzled tie pay Of The
folders, and that he took refuge in
Turkey, where he embraced the Ma
hometan religion. His daughter, who
is faid to reiide az preient at SeJtin, with
the widow OF M. Schultz, Plivy Coun.
iellor, las il is fAid lately received let
ter from him, accompanied with 6ooo
Imperial crowns, and an invitation to
go to him. /. Ii is added that Pallawan
Oslou has written to the king Of P'ntIil,
to rcquea paGport for his daughter.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
From a LITE London Paper.

AS a eonfola,ion to fobers, we Gate
the following fASt "A farmcv of the
department. of Morbinan in France. al.
ed few days agp. at the very advanced
age of o+-He boaaed, f,me DAYS be
fore bis death, OF having ia The courfe
Of hi, life, drank goo barrels &c cyde-.
z6o hogileads Of vice, and 60 pipes
Of brandy, real N4ntz. He was mar.
ri.d three TINES, had afchllren BIZ
each CT his wi.es and the day previ-
ous 10 his death he was at The we id;nr
Of III the grand. daughter of one CT the
giils re had BY hi. FIT wife.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
Political.
From ne Ceztiael.

Mr.. WoLcoTT'S Addrefs
TO the PEoPLE Of tbs UNITED STATES.
No. III.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-10
Milcellanies.

Epitome of the HiRory Of Europe from II.
reign OF Charletnagpe to the beginning Of Il.
reigu OF George Hid Svo. Beauties Of Nature De-.
iineated, or Philosophical and Pious Contclapla.
,ious on the Works Of Nature, and the Scaloa. Of
the Year, ieIected from Sturm's Reflections; Lite
and Writings of the late DR.. Benjamin Franklin,
Taplin's Farricry, Bottoms Of Morality, Sand
ford and Merton, Contributions Of The United
States with the latelt amendments, to which arc
prefxed, the Declaration Of iudepeudencc and he
Federal Contribution with the amendments; IN.
nius's Letters, complete in one vol, with esp.
Gus index Letters of Themihoces. with an ap.
pendix, containing Character OF Dr. Frankio,
and Remarks on his Life, written by nimlef;
Vocal Medley, new Collection offahOraSe,
modern Songs; American SongRer; Patriot:
Needy; Wattss Plains and Hymns; MethOdE
Hymns aud ipiricaal Songs; NcwtOns ohey
Hymns; CommoH Prayer Books In plain and
Morocco binding.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-10
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, lro wtr.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, lro w1r.
ALExANDRlA COUNTY,.
IN puy1uance Of an order ofthe
crcuit carr far The dyfnR and county
afoyeJaa, made BY eoxtsut Of parties IN
he rnls of the United Sfates;; V. s..
Ro5eri r. Hgoe s 0tbers IN ebaucery, will
Be er5alsd 10 public Jale FIR ready money.
u5ou The l9tbday Of Jaaenext, t6et ollo1v-
mg valaQble p,operty, cozueyed IN trlH 10
The ag/enbers BY Cal. Jobn Hsgenah,
Late IF ibis t0zva, dseeaJea, a'iS:--
a Water Lot commonly call
ed Fitzgerald's Wharf, lying upon the
fouth fide Of King areet and eaa fide of
Union itfeet, and bounded by an alley OF
90 feet in width, on the fouth from Uni
on ffreet TO the water. On this piece OF
ground are erected three Brick Ware
houfes, "a feet 4 inches in front, AZ feet
deep and three fories high each--Alfo, a
SAIL LOFT above the up per fory 70
feet in length and az feet wide upon the
Aoor---all under one roof. Adjoining,
and on the eaR iide of this houle, is a piece
Of ground unimproved the whole length of
the houfe, S feet deep, terminating on
Is feet alley, laid out upon the front OF the
wharf. From the front of the wharf is a
pier extended into the river 100 feet by
90 in breadth. Appertaining to the pier
is dock s. feet wide on the one fide and
another rs feet on the other iide.
Vim. HERBERT, Tr,aaa.
Jno. C. HERBERT, ]
May 8. dh
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ATTENTION.
WANTED to employ imme-

WANTED to employ imlne-
diately, for the benefit of the Goth Re
giment of Virginia Militia, two MU-
SICIANS; one to teach the different
beats Of the drum, the other, the muflc
Of the fife. Such perfons as are well qua
lifted for the above tuition, and will en-
gage to infruet the learners which will
conGft of fixteen boys for each branch,
(hall receive liberal compensation from
the fubfcriber, who is authorized by law
10 employ tutors; and by the Court OF
Enquiry, to pay them for their fervlces
when performed.
CHARLES LITTLE.
April 7. Fairfax County, aawtf
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LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue Of a power IN me,
veaed, will be fold at public auction be-
fore the door OF Prince William court
hoafe in the town of Dumfries, on the
fsa Monday in July next at IL O'Clock,
for cath, that valuable Tract of LAND,
~ftuate in the fame county near Bacon Race
meeting- heufa, 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 McsPherfon, under
a purchafe made of Thomas Swan ofAlex-
andria.
ABRAM HEWES. Z
Iune s. ddf
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Just PUBLISHED,
Aud for Sale, by Cotton and Stewart
Booksellers, Royal freet,
Price 50 cents,
A new Introduction to Reading,

A Collection Of EaG LsDoas,
arranged on an approved plan, calculated
to acquire With eaie auency of fpeech,
and TO facilitate the Improvement OF youth
--defgnei as an introduction to the Speak
er, Engliih Reader, Columbian Orator,
&c. Sc.
I Country merchants fupplied with
fchool books, writing paper, paper hang
ings, and every other article in their line,
on the mott raafonable terms.
May ID. d
e. Printing an all ITS "a
Yaety, executed at this office,
Wath neatneG and dljbatch.
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Chap Books.

prompter;'Aladdin, or the Wonderful lamp,
Mother Goufes Tales; Trojan War, Guiiy ":
Reviv'd; Laugh and be Fat; Hocu' l'ota'' VI
vine Emblems; etter Writer; SPanilh Rogue
Religious Courdhip; Conqustt OF M'heo'
Bucks Companion; Youthful jelter'' Cheap w
pottery.
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June s..
9F Notice.

THE fublcribers to the W9lsmgt0n Fs-
dsrahiF in Alexandria, are requeited, IN
future, 10 call at Cotton and Stewards
book fore for their Papers-Such as with
them fenr to the Pot- Office, in preference,
will pleaGe leave directions with Cotton
and Stewart and they fhall be complied
with.
w. a. Rsnd 6 Co.
Iunc 8.
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For Sale, or to Re'I d,

THE unexpired lcafc of a Hop AXE.
LOT, on Queen Greet, with a. !, wears
HOUSE thereon he leaie ma, ; '&n,E,
to run. The fand is good for Dol''s,i
and is well known, having been J por rar.
for a length of time by baker f"'
ticulars apply TO c1MMS,
l'io' Prince ffee''
d
March 20.
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The term Of Partnerlhlp
heretofore exiting under the firm OF
IhnanhLnn 81 Which.

heretofore exiting under the hrm OF
1honRIon g Neltch,
expired on the 18TH of December, 1901:
All butinefs relating TO that firm will be
fet.led by the fubfcfibers at their counting
room on King ftreet.
Jonah THOMPSON,
RICHARD VEITCH.
Who offer for Sale, on hberal
terms, the Jallor0ing Property, 0is.
Two Tracts of Land in Lou
doun county, one of which is ftuate near
the Gum Spring, being well tlmbered'
and containing four hundred acres-the
other near Broad Run Church, containing
four hundred acres, adjoining the lands
of George Lee) on which there is an ex-
tenGve peach orchard: late the property
of John Spencer.
One Lot of leale Land, IN the
Manor OF Leeds, Fauquier county, con-
tanning two hundred acres late the pro-
perty Of Aquila Davis.
One Tract Of Land IN Ran
dolph county, containing five hundred
acres Iaid to be very valuable) iituate on
the fouth fde Of Gladly Greek late the
property Of Patrick Dougherfy.
One other Tract in Hamp-
lhore county, on branch of Falrley's
Run, containing 400 acres; formerly
the properly of Daniel Jones.
One other Tract called Fertl-
lily, containing two hundred and ilxty
acres, in Weamoreland county, itate OF
Pennsylvania, ituate on the Moncngahc-
Ia, about one quarter of mile below
Gamers Ferry, and miles above Parkln-
fon's ferry, binding three quarters OF
mile on Eaid river. A comfortable pro-
portion of laid tract is bottom land, with
valuable orchard Of fugar trees, and
about 60 acres under cultivation; the re-
mainder very heavily timbered.
One other Tract containing
one thoufand acres, on Green River, in
the fate Of Kentucky; being part OF the
military lands formerly belonging to Z.
Rice. deceaied.
One Houfe and Lotin Charles
Town, Jeferion county, on the Main
Hreet leading from Harper's Ferry TO
Winchefer, occupied by Adam Haan.
A vacant Lot HI lald town,
fituate on the fame ireet, adjoining the
fore of Thomas Iiammand.
Two -handlome three tory
Brick dwelling Houies, with brick fables
and carriage houles to each, fituate on
Pennlylyaaia avenue in the City OF Waih-
ington: at prelert occupied by John coyls
and Benjamin G. Orr.
A Brick dwelling Houle IN
George Town, oppohte the wharf occu-
pied by George King, together with part
of iaid wharf.
A Brick dwelling Houfe IN
the townof Alexandria, iltuated on Prince
areet, between Fairfax and Royal aree5s:
lately occupied by Charles Turner.
a corner Lot on Prince and
Royal areets, adjoining faid brick houie.
The vacant Lots on Prince
freet, or the eaR hde OF fad brick honie.
TIE Gtuafinn &c the above property is
equal to any in the town for batlneis.
A Houie and Lot on King
ifreet: now occupied by S. Snowden and
Co.
A Lot fronting fifty fix feet
on Prince areer, and extending back Ti9
feet, bounded by an alley on the iouth
on part Of laid lot is the warehouie occu-
pied by Hugh Smith.
A Lot on the welt fde Of
yIr1..aaa Graa+ bet,uee,, Prince and
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III the eate Of aase@ Gsllaes,
a BanBrubt.

Il
WHEREAS a commiiiion of bankrupt
cy was duly awarded and ifued againit
lanes. Gillies, of tic town of Alexandria,
in the diifrist of Columbia, by the name
and the defcription Of James Glllies, on
the 9th day of May, in the year of our
lord, one thoufand eight hundred and two:
And whereas the commiiiioners in and dy
the faid commifIion named and authorized,
have declared him TO be a bankrupt; the
iaid conmiilloners DO hereby fummon and
require the faid James Gillies perfonally
to be and appear before the commialoners,
in the faid commiiion named, on Thurlday
the I3rh day of this prefent month; on
Thurlday The 3dday Of June next, and on
Friday the 18th day of the fame month,
at Gadiby's Tavern in Alexandra, at 8
O'Clock in the afternoon Of each day, then
and there TO be examined, and to make a
full and true diicovery and dilcloiure OF all
his efate and effects according tothe di-
resfions of the act Of Congrefs, entitled,
g An act to efabliih an uniform fyitem OF
bankruptcy throughouttheU United States
at either Of which meetings the creditors Of
faid bankrupt may attend to prove the
fame, and rhole who are indebted to the
faid bankrupt, or have effects Of any kind
in their hands belonging to HIN, are not
to pay away or fecrete the fame.
IAAHES KEITH
7. C. HERBERT, ICommUEouers.
J. B. NICHOLS,
Tsfs, HENRY MOORE,
Secretary 10 the eommmlFon.
May S. dow
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School Books.

Bibles, Te1am ents, SCOTS Leilons, Murays
Englifh Reader; Introduction to the Engih;
Reader Sequel to do. Young Gentlemen and
Ladies Monitor; Entick's Dictionary; Pabers,
Columbian Orator; Wcbfer's nititu:es, contain
ing his Spelling Book, or III part, Granmar%
I'd part, ana Selection in Reading, or Sd part
Dilwor,h's Spelling Book; Columbian do Cmd'
Guide; American Primmer; Columbian do.N
Lowth's Englih Grammar; Aihe's lntrcduttl'a
to do. Philadelphia Latin do. Carks lmrOdH'
ton to Latin; MARS, do. do. Clarke Eralml.i
do. Corderii; Rudinan's Rudimeuts OF the Lain
Tongues American Tutors Aillltant, DllW0Fns
Schoolmaner's dc. Mrs Bafbaulds Lefions aud
HYMNS for Children; Juvenile Magazia: to Be
continued monthly.
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Blank Books,
Bookbindlng,

OF every delcription, executed win t,t D', rltl
and d;fpatth. Merchants accom-; books . ,gs
and aad bound 70 any pattern at the hore ''A-
6 Wan5ed, ,..,..,
One or two boys If good connection. ,ol,, TO to ID
u aud IA years OF age, as appFe"''''
bookbindiag buGnsi.' d
April 20.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-10
Stationary.

Lead Inkaands with glaE holders; po'E K, J ~.
Morocco Pocket Books aaorsed; Payns e~ n'5
red and black Inkpowder; Wat1rs ~ 'n' P r"ol.
or or Letter Paper Of different qualities, a5srt
cap writing paper; QuilIs and SI4i.s . :, ls"'
late Pencils; and general ailoEtnen' 0i
Blank Books,
conliang of Ledgers, Journals, Day Bo:h, nd nd
voices, Waite aud Cath Books, CyPHiilm .4s nd
Copy Books; Copper plate COPY iA',' ~
imaIl hand.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-10

TUX IOGttGfo 1AClUdi 20.
LOST on the road, between George
Town and Alexandria, or fonewhere in
George Towr.
A inpdH black Pocket Book,
containing red and green fix purfe, with
a ten dollar Baltimore bill and {everal let
tiers and other papers one of them direct
ed to David Low, on board his Majelfy's
thip Gauges, at Spithead or ellewhere, in
England, and another to capt. William
Marcklay. The above reward will be
paid to any perfon who will deliver the
pocket book, with its contents, to Mrs.
Low, or the Printer Of this paper.
juneS s. eo3tt