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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-06-23
Aeu,- kent Colst4suge, tsf .7s,,e. 1870.

SIR,
NOT knowing how 70 address Won by
private letter, ] have embraced this chan
mel 20 inform you chat haze now in nv
possessions, one bay morse, about nine years
old, which l suppose 20 be one Of the same,
as by you advertised in this paper under
date I'd May; the said horse was sold bv
Peter Berry on the oath o. April last Tor
$500 to Mr.. John Chbmre Of the county
OF amelia, and the said Gsibornc's bond
was paid aud indorscd TO Mr.. Burke, az
tcrney at law il Pcersbucg, by Kerry. on
the 18th cit. and Mr.. Burl, asst ened Che
same 70 me for the benefit Of Mrs Berry
and children, on the 23d, e rcther with a.
mother bond Of MIR. William SCOTS Of
the Town Of Petersburg, ard that pre-
serted the said bond 60 MIR. CIbonc on
the 9th q said month for payment, who
chose rather to return the said horse, 9ra
Tor which ! gave him his bond or 500.
The Purport of this publications. 70 inform
YOU, ia case you are the owner of said
horse, that he is inmy possession, and VIII
be delivered 10 you, on your paying 20 Mr..
Berry the SAID sum or 500, or in rage
compromise with her can be made On any
other terms.
am sir,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-06-23
PROPOSALS.

Tor corr9i'5y the AIn,s If. he United States
c'sfAe yjfa93tao.aiag i'o}t Rlada auiA bercceiDs4
az zee Genfrcl i'os' 0gice ~ Woshftyfgl,;
iiaiil ne tss4Rfy JfFat day d July Asly ia
cilsi,,e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-06-23

~ b. The commissioners declined sell
ling the aforementioned uGcg of land on
-bc 10Th uii. Tor the want OF thc rrcber pa
PersJ 70 enable them 10 comply with the
Object Of the aforesaid decree.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-06-23
cONDYpOA;g.

/. This work shall III. To those who
be printed with a wishto have tleirco-
neat type, on good pies elegantly bound
paper, in one large g;Itand leucrcd, the
octave volume, and price viii be -Four
contain upwards Of Dollars.
500 pages. ". Ehe price will
II. It viii be bound be considerably en-
in boards, and deli HANGED to non-sub-
vered To subscribers scribers.
at the moderate
price of Three Dol
lars and Half.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-06-23

ethsv raac cc white person
shaA e+ecp,cysl to convey tie ni,ii
9. Nlgsrs - s,-9poser Intends to cor
Cey ne nai, is t1o tody OF a stage carri-
ace, We Is desired 70 sts.e i in MS propo-
sais.
9. This Postmaster General reserves to
himself tae rSht ofdscieriDg any contract
at an e1,d whenever three failures happen
which amount to the loss Of q "trip each.
10. The contracts for the aboyeroutes
are 20 BE IA operation on the FIRST day OF
Oelober next; those Tor the FIRST twenty
four route sare to continue in force tor one
year from that time, and those numbered
from IS to 40 are 20 coniifluc ua;ii ths
SIS! day OF March, 1903,
GIDEON GRANGER,
(qt6Ts) Postmaster Gtnel4i.
General Posf-ci7Gcc,
WashtRrfoq Ciey,
,T,j,e > QnQ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-06-23
LIZ or 7HE g,rETED CITES.
LBy Authority.]
AN ACT

''-''a4g Gf1'rq'pfa.io'is jor TIE sujlhoti otITo-
Tef",ps1f for the year ore fhousaHd eiglit
hnidi'ed ana tSvo.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19

IS r zvouid fbs,xtere 4dEjle. TBS 6A1dedJet
Of men, nor to ,give ereah TO sbesN per/ons
b. 4ubom fkxy have been ia gfen fo9lfd
and impefed xtoa bit on The Contrary,
10 tkiuk itan a6roat TO their parts, eobea
tbey bear from any Of them laeb acfouafs
4stkey Vvoaldwot dare to tell them, but
xpon The prsiumptisn tbaf tbey are ids-
ots.''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-03
ADVERTISEMENT.

THE Subfcriber shaving com
menced buGnefs in the hcuIe lately occu-
pied by Mr.. George n. Lyies, en- Fairfax
iereet. in the town Of Alexandria, beg
leave TO inform their friends and the pub
lie, that they have for fale, DRY GOODS,
WARE and GROCERIES,
and daily expect a complete aGortment OF
CASTINGS, which they will difpofe Of
at lhe NOT reduced prices for Cath, Flons
or Tobacco.
THoMAs L. WAsH1NcToN & Co.
N. B. They will ALTO tranlact bufnefs
on cormifion, aud take the liberty oil
acquainting thoie who may favour then.
with their confidence, that they viii en-
deavour TO merit the truf repofed in them,
by a faithful attention 10 their intcref.
Nov. e. d
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THOMAS SIMMS.

rsceiUed BY Tie 6rIgs Mfptuns end
Ad;ve,
Freh Oranges, by the box,
Do. Lemoss, 60.
soft fheiled Almonds, by the frail,
liiberts by the frail,
Sweet Gil by the hottie.
He bos aD far Sell,
Bet Derry MuGard, by the bottle,
Dipt and mould Candles, by the box,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Olives, Anchovies and Capers,b by the bottle,
Eag'isy Walnuts,
Bet Spanilh Segars,
Railins by the jar,
Ccaee, by the bag,
Like7oye, g qRantiy g69
NEW-ENGLAND CHEESE, a general AZ
Torment of GROCERIES, and a few hundred
3uihels of e~xcsllelt POTATOES.
Nov. 1. d
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N Q II C E..

BATTALION CoURrs Of, En-
ou1Ry will be held at Mr.. Gadfby's, on
Wednesday the 9Th Of December, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. for the pu1pofe Of aaeG-
ing Finea fer aoa-a Attendance ia the Mi.
.ilia.
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Hage f0r Sale, a fzv cities of

HaVe 50r Saze, q Jeav e51fel =
Judge Waihington's Reports
Of Caufes argued and determined in the
CouRr OF APPRAIs OF VIRGINIA.
Alto, Pothier on Obligations Tsylor's
Reports Haywood's Reports Barns
law of Infnrance; Park on Inlurance and
Bacon's AhTidgment.
Nov. Is. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-03

Ricketts,, Newton & Go.
Have received and fr,SqAr,
$40 pieces Bandanna Hand
kercheifs,
SO do. Ru!lia S%heeting,
10 bales Cotton,
20 barrels and 10 hhds. Mufsovado Sugar
SO boxes brown Soap,
so do. Cattle do.
SO do. Candles,
50 do. Chocolate,
\ hhds. Loaf Sugars,
7 hi1ds. Antigua Rnra,
/ HID. clean Flax,
L ton ghode-lland Checfc,
: boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
"A few pipes and half pipes Of Vidora Wines,
of hyperion quality,
Hyfon, Young Hylon, Ialpc,ial and 7yfon
ikin Teas,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
ao6 do. Writing Paper,
4 handlone aiTortment of Prints and lriA
Iinens-a large quantity Of Bed>CordS and
Plough Lines.
Tbry bape 10 RENT,
The WARE HOUSE lately occupied by
Mr.. John JanneY, adjoining their Brick Store,
and a comfortable Dwelling Houlc on Prince
freet, lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Mathew
For particulars enquire as above.
q q Der Tr.
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5ale bp aaalo.h
On r


a 10 a'elsek, z019s6 EaH at he pt1aae
siore, tie eor4xr Of Xiag and Caioa
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whilky 10 barrels,
Apple Bsandy in barrels,
Gin in cafs,
Wine in pipes and quarter caiSs,
Molaffes in hhds.
Sugar il hhds. and barrels,
White ana brown Soap In boxes,
Coffee in calks and bags,
Raiirs 10 kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO
a variety Of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
rroad Cloths. Irifh Linens,
Calimerss, SalcosS'
parfsvs Threads,
cosr;ng Chintzes,
Halfthicks, beatleks'
F-caroanshf. Oznaburgs,
plsoLrts, Sewing Silks,
D. Muffin and Muffin
Msara rot,on.. Han6kerchiefs,
Worried and other India lotions @s
Stockings, &c.
THoS. PATTEN, A&ai0xter.
NovemhAr -
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THE co-Partnerflip Of James Parton s
James Dykes having expired-thole
indebfed 70 fid concern are reIueRed 10
make paylnent and thole having claims are
deired to bring them forward for lsttle-
rent
JAMES PATTON,
JAMES DYKES.
FOR sale BY The Sa5Gyi5er ut tic
WayrbogJs Svbrb tie a5ove esneeru &c
eKpie1,
10 Hhds Of ALUM,
of the hr} quality from to 7 cwt.
each.
"a Wanted to parchafe for caf1, a
few rhufand bufhels of WHEAT, and
ninety ihares Of Columbia bank Aotk.
JAMES PATTON.
Nov. ~.
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Iuft Received,

Euft Received,
.Au1 far SAX at THOMAS PATTEN's
Eendae Store, at tie corner Of King =
Union Streets, a bandJams Ggsrfnent q
MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
CONSISTING OF
; large handiome Sideboards,
j fmall 40. do.
i Scrutoire and Book Cafe,
i large felt Dining Tables,
: pair Card Tables.
= ladies' Scrutoires,
2 Stand Tables,
i Breakfast do.
s Quarter do.
2 Wah Stands.
Nov. IS. 4
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WV. HARTSHORNE

WM. HARTSHORNE
Hqs ErJSqh,,
The fri quality Of L'lbon and ground
ALUM SALT.
Alo. a few Yards fuperfne Boiling
C!osh, and MeIs Beet, in half barrels, and.
pair Of BURR STONES.
N. B. Re gives Cath ios Wheat at hir
Mil, or in town.
IIth NO. Il. 4
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l2ubiGG aale.

On TUESDAY,
a, ten o'eloc&, quiA hs 61 at tie ,esds'1
Stare,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
Whikey in barrels,
Gin in caks and barrels,
Pors wine in cafks,
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in hilds and bis.
White and brown ioaP in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierccs and bags,
RaiGns 10 kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware In crates. Handsomely
a0orted,
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JANNEY 6 PAIDN,
Hsoe jsa reeriged b The Jcb'r Faymeuy,
eopt. cubtrre, iran P9rto Rjeo,
20 hIlds. & $50 barrels fra
quality Maicoysdo Sugars,
Ayo, on Ha0a,
Molaaes, in hhds.
Grenada and Jamaica Rum, in hhds.
and barrels,
Catalonia Wine,
N. England Rom, IN hhas. & barrels
souohong Tea, of a hyperion quality,
Blown and Cattle Soap,
Mould and dipt Candies,
Cogniac Brandy,
Fine and coafie Salt,
Men and women's Shoes,
Queens Ware in crates, aTorted,
With a complete afortment Of N. Eng
land and Rnfia CORDAGE; Eaf-India
pad Ruaia Goods
Il L S @,
% Hhds. Berbice Coffee,
40 do. I'd quality Sugar.
Oct. 80. d
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ALSO,
A vaYgety Of RI GOODS,

-AmoNG wHicH ARE
Superfne cloth and Kerimeres,
Marrow Cloth, and F~lannels,
Irifh Linens, and O~znaburgs,
Sal! duck Of different qualities,
Chintzes and Salicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cioaths,
Coloured threads and towing ilks,
RIBBONS, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
November I9. Vendue- Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-04
FROM THE RICHMOND RECORDER.

TIE JoUo7smg paragraph il exfrHRsa from
THE aurora Of JaJI.
"Callender has undertaken the defence
of Stoddert, as we'll as Of Pickering. 1t
is the favorite maxim of Calender, that
he who pays him beR, holds the bea prin
ciples. He complains that the republicans
would not pay him; which of courfe &C.
counts for the innocence of MeiIrs. Pick
ering and Stoddert." If Duane confult-
ed his own reputation, he would never
mention the name of Pickering. Tits
not true that Calender ever wrote de-
fence either of him, or Stodderf. The
pieces on that fubjett, came from very
different hand. In our latt number, Pick.
ering has been completely vindicated from
the charge of peculation. The report Of
the committee lays, that all the money for
which Pickering has not yet produced
vouchers, has been applied to feryices ola
b1bGe nature. In the face of this demon
aratiou, Duane, with the mott matchlefs
audacity, continues to chatter, as it Pick.
ering food eonviaed Of fraud. Early in
the laa FELTON, of congrefs, Mr.. Nicholfon
took an opportunity to inform the repre-
lentatives, that there was not the lighteR
fufpiciou that MI. Pickering had wronged
the public out of a Jingle dollar. Duane
himfelf was tanding under the gallery,
when MIR. Nicholfon made this declarati-
on. He took fome notice of it in the Au.
rora, and requefed his readers to fuf pend
their opinion till he ihould afford fome
additional explanation. This explanation
h: never gave, and be never on give.
The report Of the committee OF inyefti-
CATION has afcertained, beyond all contro-
very, the innocence of Pickering as to
public money. They pats fight cen
fare upon him, for having applied eonGde.
rable fums to fervices different from thtie
for which they had been Appropriated
But fill thoae lefvices were ola public
nature. The committee thsmfelves point
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As>kS. NJ

hisfornnef 1sliftsi j,tn1. ii sstsua,lBeap.
:. As to the fuppreRion Of the hifory, that,
take it, mutt altogether ref on the mo.
tiyes by which he was aauated, and if it.
hall appear tina, his Object was to di-
countenance calumny, his conduct in this
particular mutt form an honorable con.
trait with that of Mr.. Jefferfon, who &C
tually paid for the publication Of llander !;
and, what adds meanneis to crime, for
Aander againf his rival in fair fomfes,tion
for the 6rt dGce in the government. BY
the way this preients US with key to the
inveetive of tss Jeferfonians; it certain
ly is no more than confident for thofe who
deem the encouragement of libels a vir-
tue, to confder their fuppreaion crime.
Much of the remainder of the pam.
phlet is confirmed in perlonal attacks on
the more intimate friends of Mr.. Burr, by
name : which may be principally reiolv-
ed int this, that they were as anxious
for the loaves and flhes as the Clintoni-
ans themfelves but this is part in
which the public will take too little in.
teref to render it proper for US to be We
ry particular in our account OF it. The
writer too, with a view offriking as deep
as pofible, has defended into Col. Burr's
private concerns, and among other things
has given the particulars Of a fuit in
Chancery between him and Mr.. Anger
ftein of London but We have good 1ea-
fons for laying, the affair is not Rated
with fairnefs or correctness.
Mr. Burr is charged with being jealous
for the removal Of the federalias from Of
dce. In this, lays the writer, though
bis suotives 4ve,e improper, he was not fin
gular." We mould be glad to know
what the writer means here by improper
m0tives. A wicked al dictated by proper
metives .prefents fuch confufon of IDEAS,
iuch contradiction in terms, that really
we are quite at lofs to comprehend the
language. To thew that Mr.. Burr was
really the author of feveral removals, a
note is quoted to that effect from pam.
phlet which appeared lat lummeb under
the fgnature Of LucIus JuNIus Iaurus,
cone accuaomed" the pamrhle,eeI thinks,
to move in the higher political cirdes, and
we'll acquainted with.inirriisr movements.
We cannot but fuppoie it Of very eonGde-
rable moment to Mr., Burr, whe tter this
charge be true or not. If he was principal
actor in the cruel fcene of perfecution which
has been acted during the prcient adminiC.
tration, i. is certainly never to be forgot
ten if not, i. is mott dearueive calum-
ny, and fhould at once be unequivocally &
fully repelled. To morrow we proPofe
to finih our account of the pamphlet.
ITO BE continued.
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NORFOLK, June II.

Arrived, the fchooaer Race. Horfe, cap
tain Bryant, fromP. Republican. Spoke
on the Sih inf. in lat. 80, 81, long. IS,
SO, the brig Venus, Toulfon, IL days
from New Orleans, bound to Port Repub-
lican. Same day fpoke brig Jane, Of n.
York, from Havana bound 10 KingAon,
jamaica. June 9th, off Cape Haireras,
fpoke brig Lilly, Rufel, from Aux Cages
bound to Philadelphia.
The ich'r Race Horie left at Port Re-
publican, fch'r Experiment, Penn, for
Baltimore, to fail in two days; fch'r Two
Sifers, Waltaberg, do. 1T June; feh'r
Ann, Glavery, do. liold.)
Arrived the Danllh brig Lydia, capt.
Bifet, St. Thomas; fch'r Eagle, capt.
Cook, Martha Brae; brig Martha John
fon, Wyyill, Kingfon, JAM
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eEce Of party zeal, or a niniaken ttfire to pre-
mote the public good any :cts ihcu.d ever be
railed inconlftent with tEofe principles, that they
Will not obtain tic fancticn Of TIME. And We
deem it proper, on this location, tc declare ihar
VIC ecnider an independent Judiciary as Gre Of
the belt .upports and mc1 etlehtial Attributes of
Tree government.
he experience Of an age has proved tia
there IS no evil to which Tree nations are more
eApoied than the prevalence Of party fpirit. It
IS perhaps the necefary offspring oiiiree govern
ilents but 1t frequently proves their bane md
Destruction. 1t isincunEenr therefore. on every
good citizen carefully to watch over and fup-
preis fuch fpirit i'll hin,iclf, to frowu upon and
circumference it in others.--l hey, who TO pro-
mote party rmpcjes, or to raiie thenaelvas 20
office, invent aud give circulation TO tales Of ca
lumny reipeaing public characters, whatever
may be their projections, nlun have hearts total
ly devoid of every truly virtuous and patriotic
prinsiple. They not only inlnre the perions
whom they ca]umniate, bur they do an rrepara-
bic injury TO the community. They difcourage
good men ironl accepting t,ficcs ofrru2 and re-
lponhblity. They introduce men unpfincipied
and regardless Of character in their Read. They
thereby pave the way for the dctlruction Of cur
pretent free governments, and viii enable l0nle
popular and iuccefsfuI ulurper 70 efabiiih his
empire on their ruins. We Astter our!elyes
that the mildneis of the American character,
and the good lenie Of the people will preferve
them from thefe evils: but it ought to be deep
y impreiled on their minds, that the only way
to avoid the calamites which have beiasn other
free nations, is to avoid their errors.
I he feveral fubjects which your exeel!ency has
pointed out Tor our eonhdeIat alton, and fuble-
quent communications which you may be pleatsd
to make, f1ali meet prompt and reipeafuf at
tention. Wefhall endeavor to expedite the public
bufneis by an afliduous attention to it. We
doubt not your e1celleney's dfpoGdon to render
the fefIion agreeable to the members Of the
government, nor OF your ready concurrence in
every meafure calculated to promote che public
good.
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Of Portland. Ship Olive, Gordon.
OfLinn. Brig Traveller, Cromwell.
OF Newburyport. Seh'r Magnet,
Young.
Of Newport, R. I. seh'r Hiram,
Chace.
Of New Haven. Neutrality, Norris.
Of Edenton, n. c. Sloop Serious,
EtherIge.
The Clio, failed from ST. Thomas. I'd
June, Capt. T. Left there the fhip Snfan,
OF Philad. from Bordeaux brig Polly and
Mary, Stiles, do. with feveral o,hersa
names unknown. June s, in lat. 81, IS,
N. long. 70, w. ipoke brig Union, of
philadelphia,i from n. Orleans . jamai-
ca.
Briggs Mary, Lawfon, and Sally, Ed
wards, from hence has arrived at Jamaica.
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PHILADE.I PHIA. Irne Is.

AAAAAT10l1A1 111<1D JCuC lNs
Brig Eliza and Sarah, Hall, Port Re-
publican fchr Fox, Norton, Cape Fran
co.'s.
Cleared, briggs Sufannah, Kenney, Ham
oro'; Nymph, Manet, Trinidads fchrs.
Eiiza and Katy, Gardiner, Barbados /;
Two Brothers, Ramfdale, Port Republi-
can.
Arrived ar the Lazaretto-Snow Geo.
Bell, from Cape Francois. Sailed, hence
June 5, IN company with fhip Olive Branch
eaihn, for Philadelphia, ard fchr. Friend
mp, Moulder, tor Savannah was taken
pack, PIT under arref, ard detained three
Gays, ior'psaing the admiraps lhip with
Out his colors being hoiRed.
american qe1sls, rcmaning in the pert Of
c. Fr0aecis, C5tuae 4.
taken from Buby's Marine RegiRer.l
VI Philadelphia. Brig Brandy Wine,
Walton; fchr. Little Tom Butler, Pow
e els; Adventure, Lillibridge; SUPERIOR,
bicard, cleared for Port Republican.
VI New York. Ship Hero, Smith !;
org Eliza and Mary, M'Neil; Julian,
g, OF B Baltimore. Brig Nancy, Perkins !;
snr. Flying Fifth. Shock Talbot, Sar-
mon, to fail in 4 days.
" Bolton. Schr. PRECEDENT, Harris !;
four Brothers, Lewis.
c. ~ lnarieleon. Brig Fox, Linkcorn /;
p Columbia, Hunt, cleared; Gch'r Lydia,
~ VI New s London. Brig sampfon, Ma
'u, ns Hoop Polly, sheaingweli.
goa ~ savannah. Brig Gen. Warren,
,;r y ii Hartford. sch'r Fancy and casha-
offe%Sn sS':'. Brig Hunter, Lines.
s,S y Arlington. Thomas Teferfon,
4.l a. Wilmington, y. c. Nancy, Fer.
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( hins. 6srigs, IS chooasrs.

sDan:fh--s ihips' . oi'ss' % s"0
rrsnch--r icbooner.
49, rt~ssls - WIRE from the Uated States
,,.,,o,e. and the remainder the Ha-
s@n n. - he United States. From New \ oFk,
49, 20 briss, ) ichoonsrs--Fiom Plata
.a5,. ! lhips, 4 origs, ieaooaef'i 100
as,pa' n ,ltipofs, mp. ) leho5ners iloop
f'g r1om BOtfon, brig, iehooners--trom
tr-a.Io,,on. briggs, iehooaers.-f'rom Sa-
,gebooners.-From N.sLondon, flnP.
e., r.a,, N.wbaryport, / brig. From Savan-
f'U-- hrig. From Wilmington Del. /
s esS hips, 70 briggs, y ieaoonefs, 2
'''l From Europe From Liverpool, 4 thips
) b,;,s. From London, nip. From
amae,dam, fhip. From Hamburger,
;,;g. From Bordeaux, 3 fhips, brig,
,eb,1. From MarleilleS, 9 thips, 4 briggs,
hiO and fchoopcrs from France,
were Span:An, the Others Americans.
LIN OF yeaels failed from New-Orleans,
from roth October, 1901, 10 the 23d
May, 500.
,o5 American Veaels; II Spanifh ;
French --r34 veaels.--viz.
American ihips II, briggs ~, lchooners
~, loops 6.--lo6 veaels.
Spsnih ihips 3, briggs 4, fchooners 20,
- veGels.- French, | ichconer.
Of thefe IS were for the United States,
80 60, Europe, and the remainder for the
Hayanna and Welt Indies.
For the United res---For n. York,
hips, 10 briggs, ichoOners. For Phi
lsdsIphia, / rhip, 6brigs, 3 fchooners, 2
acops. For Baltimore, 3 ihips, brig,
4iehooners. For Boston, 2 ichooners.
For Salem, fchooners. For Whining
ton, Del. ichooner. For Charleaon,
aiehooners.-. -hips ! 3, briggs II, ich'rs
a6, Aocps 2.
For Europe For Liverpool and Eng
land, 10 ihips, briggs. For Greenock,
briggs. For Bordeaux, 4 fhips, brig,
fchooner. ---ihips IA, briggs 5, fchooners,
I--.ao vefels.
8 lhips and one icheoner for France,
were SPsnhh, the others were Americans.
Theie IS vshels exported about 1900
bales Of Cotton, viz. for the y. States,
10000 bales ; for Europe, 1890 bales---
total 1880.
For New York, 64zo bales. For Phi
ladelphia, 1910. For Baltimore, 1880.
For Bottom, 400. For Salem 400. For
Wilmington, Del. 2co-.-Io,66o bales.
7lbooners for Charleiton, carried -four
For Liverpool & England, $500 bales.
For Grsenock, 6oz. For Bordeaux. 11zo
---73zo bales.
The Expectation Of Sugar, Tobacco and
Indigo, was but fInali, except the fhip
Pilgrim, capt. urquhart, who had zoo NJ.
weight of Indigo on board for Bordeaux.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18
Thirty Dollars Reward

WILL be given for experimenting and
.fecuring, in any Jail, on delivery TO the
commanding officer of any military poe
in rhe United States, a DESERTER from
the Marine corps, TO wit:
.7e0e Whitman.
who abfconded on the 18th init. from the
Marine Barracks at Warrington, taking
with him lmall bay rare, about l3E
hands high, with blaze face, bob tail
and hog named. Whitman is handiome,
fair complexioned young man, about 20
years of age, S feet 4 incheshigh, a liter and
French horn player. Having been TENT
by the officers TO bank with checks, aels
full of money and has carried but few
clothes with him I; his drefs was white nan
keen pantaloons and round white .RIipea
cotton jacket, vef unknown. He is
taIkative, boating fellow, with much
ignorance and great pride.
Toe above reward viii be given for fe-
curing, ard reafonable charges paid for de-
]ivering him at Head Quarters, Wafhing-
ton City.
N. B. He was hage driver between
Albany and Schenectady, and his parents
live below Schenectady.
E. S. LANE, 1t. Marines.
June is. eoSt1