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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-24

He arguments Of gentlemen are very
itrnge. They fay the repeal of thefe taxes
ha' been talked OF all over the continent, and
betaafa talked of, and expected, they mutt be
re2eaicd. What does this mean other than
tbs lfyou elect me, I will get you rid of
thde axes and gentlemen now gravely get
up and atiign this as a reafon for their votes,
ne next argument is not lefs curious.
We are told that though particular branch
o The internal duties does not fall heavily, vet
That it one be repealed, we rauff repeal the
whole ION the expence of collection. BUT
1t enc Ut theie taxes be wrong, why NOT repeal
II, and Ter the others Aand fay with the
gentleman from Virginia, that if we canno.
colece the tax on whitley without fyffem of
eiPonage odious TO free people, have no
obettion 70 doing it away.
When, too, we call Upon gentlemen, for
| particular information 90 enable US 70 deter
| nliie the comparative merits of internal and
/ exernal faxes, VIC are aniivered by the ct-
rTbrion of a profound and philofophic ityle Of
/ ii.ace. / conceive that when the time comes
for repeal of certain eaxes, we ought 10
Rave fatements in black and wh.ss; uc ought
to lzVe chapter and ycfe; ard / have alw1ys
thoi ht it beG ever to lhew our ways, before
We d. away our means
thought ihall vote againf giving up The
carriage tax, and Other branches of the inter
nal ;eVenuc, yet if thcfc amendments do no.
fuoo.ed. fball notwithstanding vote for th-
bill For though l have flrong doubts that
TIC United States cannot DO without thel,
taxes, am one Of the minority, ffand nos
Sn the yantagc ground. Having therefore
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-24

the two catalogues of piracy in two bppofte
columns We fhouid then have leen which of
the two nations had committed the greateh
number of robberies hpon the other. The
next itep fhould have been to Rrike the ba-
lance; ard the grcatc3t of the two robbers
70 pay the balance that he Rands indebted for
his was the natural ard equitable method
OF preceding But inhead Of this, conerefs
are dncharging the debts due to France, with
out daring 60 afk for the balance of the fame
nature winch France owes to this country
It is well known that the French took
jsfty yefiels of ours, for every one thar we
took Of theirs.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-24
BOSTON.
%s&HJday Marrb 81, 1902.
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Editor Of the Tclegraphc. 70 f,,;.e,,
his no",faas ccrreiponjents and the public
e0'hmNo'2N'es The following hatenent Of fact.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

ailer thar other naIiors have been, II devihl 2
proviiOhs 70 1usrd agam tbs irYaiions If fac
zion, or what is worte, we iguorantly iupPoie
that our ci,izens, by iome magical refinement
aYs improves into more perfeci being. - Anc
uhati ,qnaE, rue, AZ perhaps more remark
able is that The tina ici4i adalrfr5 Of repubi
can form Of cover ment, a'e the jgr2 10 under
mine its founlators. L IS beyond all qusiion
that the late intrigues and the undue influence,
uled to change the admiuiIt1a5ion # the Nation
al Governrnet, and the medfules purified and
principle, adopted in regard - executive off
GERS, have, within two years, done more 10 en-
courage factions, corrupt the eXercife Of the
right # fufrage and weaken the neceiIary re-
ipeE for the laws and adm nllration, than
could have been efe9ed BY aoT iuPPotable
number Of enemies TO repuhllcamim. The
msafures uf the known adverfaries Of an cleo
i've government are always exPoled to iuiPi-
con, AID therefore, in a county like ours, can
have little influence. But the projected friends
Of republicaniim, are liable 70 no inch iuiPi
con on the other hand, they are favored by
pre-Podeiions Of The people, and If at any time,
Ihey are weak or deugn;ng men, they advance
fecur-ly Ia the work OF undermining or aiiaut'
iag tie Contribution o.! free fate. Hence
they take the denomination Of Republicans :
and under cover Of this popular tile, proceed
with lafety to mount into podehion Of the hon
ors and Offices OF governments and when they
have acquired the power, they iulult and domi'
nesr at P!eafure.
Were il pollible that in an eledivegovernment,
the wills Of the citizens mould be lett perfectly
free in The exercile OF the right Of fuarage the
elections would almof always sllign to rhe b9P
men the important offices Of government. But
all hihory and The nature OF man forbid Us TO
indulge the hope that elections will ever be free
and undated. This is folemn truth, that as
offices v,Lzsarihy bet}owed, are ufually qvsI be-
flowed, 70 offices, when fought alter By baf,
aJboEsrakk mems, or wth ardtai 2saL Viuaily
fall into the hands Of qveak meB or EconHdrel5:
Honorable and respectable men command uIluntary
eteem-ysak and unPriHefkd men do not
hence the latter relort TO arthCes to obtain
ptomo'ion-they 14nd:r the worthy and good,
and make fair projections TO deceive the people
And hence thole men vho are oblieed t. ATug-
gle hard for office and ahume the p. Pular aze
of 1tpuJAeaay ADD tfiendr q ne Ps9bt, are al
ways he 6iit 10 corrupt and undermine free
government.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

Brigadier Gen. I. Q. Mater Gen. f, Pay
Matter Gen. 1, Infpeaor Of the Army T. In
iPe6tbr Of Artillery 1, DiviGon Quarter Matter
!, Brigade lnfPeGtors 2, Infpe6or Of Forrifca.
tons I, Brigadier Quarter Matters 2, Aid de-
Camp {, Judge Advocate I. 1t. Coils. Conan
dants 6, Majors IS, Captains "A, Fira Lieu
tenants 90, Second Lieutenants AZ, Pay Maj
ters s, Quarter Matters 8, Adiutants 6, Sur
geons 6, Surgeons Mates Il, Cadets 100, Ser
geant Majors 10, Q. Matter Sergeants %,
Senior Mufcians 10, Sergeants 800, CorPorals
400, Drum-mers 50, Filters So, Trumpeters Z
Arr foeTsz6a Privates 1910, Aggregate 5438.
PAINTING 70 complete his 57aBh6ment, lnfPeaor
ct ForrlHcations, Brigade Quarter Matters,
Z. Colonel, Major, CaPIaios, II Firl
Lieutenasts, II Se-oud Lientenacts, 5 Sur
cons Mates "a Cadets, Sergeant Majors,
5 Quarter Matt Seryeants, 6en Or MuGcians
O. Sergeant, "a CorforaIs, ! Filters, rrum
peer, IA AruHcers, gas .ivatts, Aggregate
1884. Signed,
I. II. CUSHING, Major = LcjPe6oy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

p. SLOANs PETITION.
A Report was received from tb- Secretary
Of State to whom was referred he PstiJiUon If
Philip Sloan, fome time a prlJn-r n Algiers.
The report concluded with ProPoGng, tha, the
fun Of 28oo dsllars lhOuld be paid him in full
Of all his claims.
Referred to the committee Of the whole. made
the order of the cay for Wedned4y and order
ed to be printed for the ule Of the m-mbsrs.
TUESDAY, DC. -.
LIBRARY
Mr.. Randolph moved. that he f-e9 COM
mittee to whom were referred the relolutioEs
from the Senate on the fuhjea Of a congrelHoa.
al library, hould have leave TO report by bill,
which was granted. Mr.. r. then prelented the
report OF the lelet committee which, vas re-
ferred to the committee OF the whole, and IN 4de
the order for today.
Il BRIDGE.
Mr. Stratt0n PrtlenteI petition and mem
oral from number Of the inhabitants IF a
lexandria, county in the Territory ct Colum
bia, Gmilar TO the one Prelented few days
ago, By Mr.. SPr'gg, and hgned BY number
Of the inhabitants Of the county Of Wilmington
The memorial GATED, that great public bene-
fit would relult from having bridge ereded
act oCs the Potomack, at the City Of Warrington,
from the Southern and WeGcrn tcrminalin Of
MARYLAND avenue, to Alexander's i1and, which
would lhorteu the road from the a7itol to a
texandria, 70 as to make the ditance les BY
nearly one half. It was referred to the com
mittee who were appointed u conGdcr what
alterations are necefary in the laws fer the gov
eminent of this territory.
TEI4PORART- EAV,S.
Mr.. Davenport from the committee Of revival
and unlimited buinsls, made a report in part
of fundry laws that would expire on the Sd of
March, 1904.
LIBRART,
The houfe then went i@to committee of the
whole on the iubjea Of Congregational Libra
~, Mr. Rutledge in The chair.
The bill was in fubaance the fame as the re
iolutions fent from the Senate fome days ago,
except that part which refpefed the regula
lions for the Library, which the oil profofss te
leave to the Prelident Of the Senate and the
Speaker o. the houle Of Representatives.
When the 4th feElon Of the bill was read BY
The Chairman, Mr.. SPrigg offered an amend
ment,
This Section defPnates the perfons who are
70 have the de IF The Library, v.z.-the Pref
dent and Vice Preldent, the Members Of the
Senate and the Houle Of Representatives If the
URitsd States for the time senE, the bcals o
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18
Bg the @au.
BALTIMORE, JAN. S,

BALTIMORE, JAN. S.
AH9tbsr MIurrE9j9H at Guaaaioubs.
Arrived yeterday, fch. Exchange, capt.
Flbert, from Gaudaloupe. Lett il Dec. nth,
at which time Point Petre AID the whole Hand
was 10 cOnfufion, another infurre9ion having
taken place there, which, had !. not been rortu
na'ely discovered at the moment, would have
involved the total deftrufion Of every white and
mulatio IL the Inand.
The rebels ID the Prefent inf'rre9on, were
ne country BLACKS, aganlt the whites and ma
Iattoes- The former having lent a helping
hand in the revolution which had been iua et
feded, expected total emancipation fro y their
matters but not finding that event confirmed,
or even contemplated IN the Proclamation q
the yellow general Pelage, they had determin
Cd to atchieve their own liberty, through the
blood Of Peiage, aod his party, For this sur
Poie m, 900 were 10 have been organized Oh the
night iucccedi7g that on which he plot was
dlcoveTed-to have burnt the town, and u
have murdered every man, woman, and child,
Of PLACES party AT that very moment only
vixen il con.d politely have been detelt,d, the
plot was dilcoverad by a black woman. who
was the kept nils Of white man, when four
Of the ring leaterr were aPprehended
Notwithstanding the bloody projed had been
di'covered, and for the Prefent warded of,
yet every thing was Appreciated from the yea
geance and ferocity of the blacks, and all W as
contnhon. Ia fJch hate was the iifand d5icrt
81 by thoie who could get off. that the Elk.
change came away on the Ilth vita only two
hands On board An EnCli'h and A French
tIleate were az that time of f1e inlad, cau'i va
ing Veticls not to 90 in Accounts had alCo
been received, that General MDooald, with
1900 mea, haG faiIsd for the w.nIw7rd, and
Gen, Rochambeal, with $4,000, for the lew
ard llands.
PHILADsLFArA. JAN. 81
q numerous meeting If The fnE.rers bY
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

On Saturday the "a inf. while , IAN =,
N brooklyn and when he had got q he 5s T,l.
Of 7Sor 90 teet' part of tAe curve gave ~, sPul
and upwards OF thirty loads Of Zone fei !, ~,
buried him beneath their ruins and rn ,I,aoa
Incredible. as it may appear, 1t \ VI ,1so.a'
marvellous than true, that, in this me,,a IlOls
htuation heremainSd upwards Of thirteen 49,
and was then 10y the lpirited and bnm.r .ou''
erioni Of the people Of Brooklyn) sr,ric. i;
alive, and is now in fair way of rsco v.,sa
When he was taken up, be faid, that ny
Of the curve which fell acrols him, fuppor ,'J
the enormous weight, and prevented Mn 60 -
beng cruihed by the immediate preGurs "a II.
tones. lie alto oblerved that On forms u.
location he had been "A hours in Gmil,r
iituaiion. 'a'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

French fpOiiations va. held tb1 .:,.~
yelterday, for The Purpole, We ro4.n ldTsrs
making application to government u. '.'iad' q
~: After del'oeration o. the faaieg s..r
mittee was appointed to correfpon1dl a,t com
tlemen in the other States, who nv % ~! S;us
like iituation, and it was agr eei u sS :; p tas
junction with them, on any plan that,n, = t c0a-
after be thought advifabIe. IA a'rs'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

Letters from Fran received al Nsvvo,k
mention, that Beneketh, a Courlallor Of St,,.
is 70 accompany the expedition TO St. Domipoo
where he i to refde a. the Vice Conful (n IN
er words Viceroy) Of Bonaparre, Gen. Clart
is 70 command the expedition which !, n
comPriie, between twenty and thirty thoufand
Den and is to have under him General, Re-
chambeau, Bou5et, AMI Desforneaux. Tb,v
fay, that Ma5am Bonaparie (who IS Cr,ol.
by br:h, and r-ideJ many years In The Wen.
Iniies) has w.iteo IN address To he co ooia,
aiuring them u lhe good intentions Of her bnf.
band TLey ot-er lEele matters qiasaIy n
France.
We hear that French frigate has arrived
AZ NJ rtin que. Ircm Bret, with eco trooDs and
Mr.. Richie, Perfed W TIE Gard - and thar
the iqusdron defiu-I Y jnd 81 D, mingo III.
Ed from Brsa, tae 2S-1 Oqober, win 2sooo
troops part Of which are u proceed 20 Qua
da,ouPs.
The iafurrent Cen. Moye, f-cond IN cor.
manj in SAINT DOMINGO. vas lhot Al Cspe
Francois, The Izth Ncve,n ,er.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18
liar Dsbayms1t, Isl DEC. 1904.

II obedience tothe refouiio7 of the Houfe Of
Repref ,ntativc,, of the z2d int. have the honor
of tr inrmitti1g herewith, ltateu cot Of the nj.
lita+y eRah,ilhment Of the Uu'red States (mmk-
ed A J and an climate # II he pots and ia
tions, for which garrilons vii BE ezpeGiert, and
Of the number Of men rtquiG.e, inmy opinion,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

7et7L Twenty Companies Of ARTILLERY, and
T~eny Companies Of Infantry, each Compa
ny % corfu Of Seventy tx Men, executive of
ComNfioned Officers and Cadets.
II. DEARBORN.
Mar Department. sd Dr.. 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

for each garrifou, marked B J, and requed you
to lay the fame b.fcre the Hovfe.
have the honor Of being, With relpeaful
confederate Sir, Y0ur very obedient fervaRt,
Fl. DEARBORN.
The honorable the Speaker Of &C
Houle Of Representatives.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

PHTLADELPAIA. JAN. 81
= numerous meeting If the fuE-gers By
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26
NEW. YORK, March, II.

Arrived, fhip Rebecca, -, lam. via.
Newport brig Dove, Hubert, Bay Hon.
duras via. N. London Schr. Roebuck,
DAYTON, Gibraltar; Fanny, Jackfon,
Bayonne Fanny, Barker, Nantucket.
Cleared, hip Hector, Davey, Liver
pool Sheffield, Lynch, Bordeaux
Oliver EIliworth, Batavia brig Iron.
Lockhart, Demarara Bulah, Maria,
nah, Morris, Curacao.
The brig Fair Manhatten, Sands, az
rived at Gibralter in 80 days from this
port, third day after leaving port in
heavy gale, received comfortable damage
and was obliged to throw all her guns over
board.
Ship Venus arrived at Oporto on the
18th January.
.4,rived Ence err lxa.
Schr. Roebuck. DAYTON, 46 days from
Gibraltar. Left there brig Fair Manhat-
tan, Sands, of this port; fhip Grand
Turk, Laughton, of do. put in in d'itreis;
fchr. -, Tate Of do. to fail in a few
days. March 4, fpoke fhiP from Ken
ncbunk bound t. Jamaica, out IS days.
Lat. u 50, long. 70 80, aichooner, from
St. Thoma, to Newbern. Lat. 50 I,
long, = 80, poke, hip Neptune, from
Port. Rel ubllcan 10 Philadelphia.
Schr. Fanny, 50 days from Bayonne.
Left 10 American yeflels there. Feb. S
fpoke brig Fanny out IS days from Bof-
ton. March I, fpoke fchooner Uiyaes,
out 10 days from Kennebunk. 18th,
fpokc hip American, out IS days from
Cape Francois, bound to Philadelphia.
Schooner Welcome Return. 3 days
from Norfolk. Spoke Aoop Polly, out .
days from Bolton bound TO Savannah.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26
PHILADELPHIA, March y.

Arris ed, brig Suianna, Cummings,
Port. Republican.
Cleared, fhip Planter, Jacobs, St. Mar
tins and ST. Croix brig Succeis,
M'Nearn, Martinique; fchooner Fancy,
Wilton, Nafau.
Liz efvl0sh in the bn,bour Of Poyt-Rt-
publican, taken tr0m TSem9s Jo"t's
eef5e-bozlt books, by Samuel Cummings
Of the brig Sa/anna, Of Ph'l@aeIpbia,
February II, 1902.
Brig Venus, Sthephenfon, Philadel-
phia fch'r Cordslia, Culhman, Balti-
more ihip Mary, HuHsy, New York ;
brig -, Hopkins, Charleeon fch'rs
Two sifers, Bank, do. fch'r Lark, Ro-
gers, Baltimore Nancy, Brown, Phila-
delphia; Magoes, Young, CharieGon; Sal
ly, HuIard, Boacn brig Traveller.
blanchard, Portland; Aoop Morning STAR
Milwccd, n. York fch'r Sally, Very.
Salem Aoop Henry, Tholnton, Prov'-
dence fch'r Eliza, Doal, NewbufyPoIt;
brig Peace, sydeman, N. York tch'r
Sea Flower, Parfons, condemned brig
pollv, Darrell, Charleaon feh'r Hiram,
Chaee, Newport brig Jane, Taylor, PHI
laaelphis kheoners Recovery, Peafce'
N. York Maria, Stanly, do; Four
Brothers, Lewis, Wilmington, IN: c.
Mary Johnfon, WaughoP. Norfolk; briggs
Fair Columbia, Weeks, Philadelphia -
Jafon, Peaie, do.
A !ette, received yeGerday' per the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26

icisry, and which has been printed and
di!peried throughout, the continent, with
70 much diligence and liberality. But,
Cir, in the drh place, allow ne to calt
the attention of the committee to tbs
Prehdent's melase at the commence
ment of the felton,, and rrllind them of
what he there Jays on the fubjett--
fpeaking OF the judiciary, he exprelies
himielf IN the following words.
Z" The judiciary iyilem Of the United
States and sioecially that portion OF it re-
Gently erected, viii OF cousie prefer, i,irlf
to the contemplation of consreis and
that they may be able to judge OF ;ae pro-
portion, which the inititutlon bears 10 the
bufneis il has to perform, | have caaied
to BE- procured from the ieveral States, and
now lay before congtef', an esal1 /fats-
m-ut OF al! the cauics decided fnce the flrit
e,tabli!hnent of the courts, AMI of thc!e
which were depending, when additional
courts and judges were brought 10 'heir
aid.'
TTa be eovtivxed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26

.xer;sd iii NY eoun.sy's ezufs. Think not I
vii! reuaa my opinions TO gam your favour
think not I will cvs.e a perlonal enquiry
refyeS,ing he laas. No--Ay prord heart
beats n:sh for the eonsst.-vses,,ihs day ar
rivss. !sy yo"r hind upon il, and. ii vi
b.aIes one ieconh mste than rs ordinary
time, will reisn my p:e;snaons.
remain, Fellow Cl;:zsns,
With lei2sd,
Yeor chs Iiea, isrvant.
GEORGE w. P. GUSTS.
County OF Fairfax.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26
SALEM, March Is.

Arrived !ince our lalt, via the Vineyard,
brig Rajah, Barchelder, from Bordeaux;
ich'r. Helen, Very, from Wilmington
ich'r. Lively, Smith, from Baltimore;
ch'r. Lark, Silver, from Alexandria
lch'r. Greyhound, gardner, from Virgil
uia and two lloops from Connecticut RI
yer, with grain and flax.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19
THE SUBSCRIBER,

A. lis Stare on King freet, offers for Jale
on moderate terms,
Four lots well cholen IRISH
LINENS, which, for cath, will be fold
at low advance on the Rerling colt, or
by the piece, half piece, or yard.
Mems coarle and fine has OF different
colours; childrens' do. do.
Porter in bottles by the dozen, OF a
very hyperion quality and favor.
Irilh Soap in boxes.
Fourteen ,houfand bea Writing Quilts.
One trunk of well chofen Calicoes and
Linen Handkerchief, printed, which by
the piece OF dozen will be fold at prime
colt.
Live Feather Beds, with one boliter
and two pillows to each, from 50 TO 100
pound weight.
An atlortment OF Queens Ware, Groce-
ries, Bruhes, Glafs, &c. sc.
or AS the fublcriber intends paying
particular attention to the Bottllng OF
Porter, the Lighea price will be given
for empty Bottles.
VIM. DUNLAP.
Iune 15. eo3r
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19
Forty Dollars Re1u0rG.
Stop the Villain

Ran away from the fubfcriber in the
month of December laf, likely Negro
man, named BEN, ao years Of age, OF a
dark complexion, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches
high has a fmall fear under one OF his
eyes (which not recolleaed) alto a large
one on his breaf, occayoned by burn
when child, and has loft two OF his fore
teeth. His clothing is unknown to me,
as he has been hired to Mr.. John Hodg-
kin, Of Alexandria, for three years paa as
ferry. man, ard believe him TO be har-
bored in or about Alexandra or the city
of Warrington, by brother of his mann
ed Helfon) who alto fsrved the faid Hodg
kin as ferry-man at the fame time, and
whom the iaid Hodgkin has lately en,an-,
cipated. The above reward will be paid
TO any perfon who delivers me the above
defcribed villain in the town of Colchef-
ter, or Thirty Dollars, if fecured in any
Jail in Maryland or Virginia.
All matters of yehels and others are for.
bid to harbor or carry off iald fellow at
their peril.
JOHN H. MANLEY.
Colchefter. Nav 81. eo4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19
Alex. June Il.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOX
Tie Turnpike Road from Ale"eS'

d,10 to Lshle Rgver,
in Loudoun county, will be recelvs1 Io H.
William Hartfhorne for himlelf and i }O,a
Thomas ricketts,, in Alcxandrla- n.';d
Lacy and Burr Powellin Loudoun; p1' ,.
Hunter and William Riddle IN Berry,
Thomas Hammond and Matthe" f 1,,n,
in Ieferfon; Buhrod Taylor and , ,,s,'
Davidfon in Frederick !; Samuel C50s ,sh
and William stienberger in Shena"oo, n,
This being budneis in which eEt the a.. rJ >.
munity may be greatly benefited, ' 'na :
it has only this day come into my J.. Manu. aon.
I have undertaken to publllh Wl'nou' are
{ultinp the other commiilioners as tasy ~
all az a diiitance. The law IS WIN he
and | doubt not will be fhewn Oy ~ ~.
other conmiaioners, to any Pe au.., Il
plving. The law requires Ten D'l'e' he
Be-. paid at the time of fubteIi1''g :, ., ~"
remaining fun of Ninety Dollars on ,' II,
lhare, is to be paid in dividends 49,. % rob
for BY the PreGdent and Directors
choien by the foekholders. ,,op NF,
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19
Sunlmer EauyRnent.
MAIL. PILOT

Will in futurelcave the Warrington ia
yern, Alexandria, every morning at i've
> o'clock, and arrive at John H. Barney's'
at the Columbian Inn, George Town, 70
breakfaa at ] o'clock, and then proceed
on 10 Baltimore, where it will arrive al
Ave O'Clock in the evening, at Mr.. Peck
Columbian Inn, and regularly on TO Fhi-
ladelphia, 70 that perfocs travelling IN
this line may be fure of no hindfance on
their way. !,
Being provided with as good horfes and
). carriages as any on the road, we folioit a
hare ofpublic patronage, s confidently ex-
pe6t that fuch as favor this 0age with their
cuGom, will find the accommodations e
quail, if not hyperion, to thoie provided
by any Others.
Returning, it leaves Baltimore every
morning at6 O'Clock, and arrives at A
I Iexanaria the fame evening.
Seats for Alexandra, taken at George
Town at J. H. Barney's aage office.
PETER HEISKEL,
]. H. BARNEY,
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