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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-26

The engagement continued an hour, a. the
end Of which time the Alge,ine fucceeded
in boarding. Twenty men were killed on
tie part of the Porsuguefe and the capt.
in a: defparation, blew cut his own brains
with piltol. S.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-26
ExiaaH efa kAer fi0m a ge4tkmax IL
Me1o Orleans, 10 his ii<ndi N Pbiladsl.

ExiaaH efd hHer fiom a .ee1ti1maa IL
Meqo Orleans, 10 hsJ,irud;x Pbilaasl.
fbia, dated I7auez II. 80
!" ACourier has jult arrived from Spain
with dispatches to the Governor, &c.
which do not mention one word of this
province being given up to the French.
The dnpatches are as late as The Begin
ming of April. Private letters in town
]oa received from the Hayannah fate,
that the province had been given up to the
french, but returned, on condition that
the spsniards would pay the French five.
millions Of money, five fnips Of the line,
ard repairs for twenty more. Ihefe let
tiers fpeak confidently of,his aaten.cat be-
ing correct. If this account is true, we
hall haveEafon to congratulate ourtrlves
OH the event.
ExyaG eta letter firm Nezv- ORLEANS 10
q geutiemau in Pbi'adelbd1a, dated Jfuue
I'D.
/" We are all in anxious futpencs, igno-
rant ofwhat is to beour fate. There ar
rived here on the roth, two French Com
mifioncrs, dispatched by the captain OF
French frigate in Havana to Vera Cruz,
in isasch O.! money for the wants OF ST.
Domingo. They came pafengers in our
money ihips, which, after landing the mo-
ney Tor the colony, were to have proceed
ed Immediately TO Vera Cruz from the Ba-
life. The capt. however has come up to
town, aad no doubt the yelel will ioon
follow, and we lhall have ar, opportunity,
during her aay here,t learn fcmeth;ng Of
the intention Of their government towards
this country. "a.
!" Wewere fome time ago dazzled with
the hope that the United States were ne
gociating for this part of the river: and as
the report was pretty current, it furnilhed
an excellent opportunity Of atcertaining
the ientlments of the people. | was pleaE-
ed to perceive the unlverlal prevalence of
fatisfaetion.
Yon will be furprifed to learn that
the Spaniih Court has given no advice
whatever on this intereiing fubjeet, to its
agents here. They know nothing at al!
refpettingif, more than what is contained
in private letters, or VIVA. is gathered
from the American prints. The people in
Office are in general conformation, corf-
dent Of tie retrocefion being agreed upon.
All are propofing to iecure their property
from the FEATE2NAL RAPAcIousNGss Of
their dear allies
fT.A meeting efthe /ukldri6e,s to the
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17
FROM TIE FREDERICK 4oWN stRAfn
CALLENDER'S RECORDER

Has; for iorne time palt, come very
lrreg,iiarly to this offer, we will NOT
fay ablolitcly thar the fault refs with
any of1itleon Grsnget's polt matters.
bur We have remarked that leyeral times.
when We have either NOT received the
paper at all, or not by the right mail, it
has turned out thA5 ioItfethlng of extra:
ordinary lnrereIt had appearedin ii ;iucil
for lritance as the lertcrs from Mt. Tef-
terionto Mr.. Calender, &c. AS rhc
editor has never expreiItd his mind
asaintt continuing TO exchange with us,
and as perions eliewllere may have been
ditapRolnted in the fame way, IL is Ger
tainiy night rhar he fholld be informed
OF the frequenr niicarriage of his paper
On fi1e road, if he has been punauai in
forwarding il. At any rate, the public
good requires, particularly at this crifis,
THAT every tu!Pjcfous appearance about
The pof Office department f1ould be
cafttu!ly wlEched and NOTICED.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17

traitor, bu: refined b miiceiianecus
knowledge Of every Kind, by 4 raite for
icience aud the fine arts; and the hero
dreaded IN the field, WAS admired III the
iociety of Genus and learning, as tire
mof poliihed and cheerful companion,
His brilliant court was Al aticmblage
of noble and ingenious perlons, Doth
from abroad and at home. He was
great connoiiieur in nuic, and had an
admirable band Of muhicians for the cha
poland an excellent company OF French
comedians, He beffowed much taite
andmagniicthcc in cmbeiEihng Reins-
burg, prelcnted 10 him BY his brother
after the peace OF Hubcrtiburg. This
romantic iituation favored the lraPp;eit
improvements, and the monuments he
has erected in the gardens TO the me-
mory OF many of his deterNing consem-
porariess arc the fairclt rnonunents OF
his own feeling heart. Frederick the
Greac taid of him, thar he had not com
mitted Jingle fanlr throuehout the
whole ieven years war. Prince Henry
was married to her ierc!le I4ig|nels the
Frinceis WilheImina, dauel,ter Of vi xi
mlilan, i,andgrave ofiicGe C4ilcl, and
the marriage was conlummarcd AZ Char
iottenburs, June 25,I752. As m no
nor to ms memory, the King has order
81 that all o:.cers lhaii wear a crape on
tI1elr arm tor fortnight The courr
Is alto gone nto mourning for che fame
fiEie.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17

SOME weeks ago, a gehtleman in
ftls city was bit above the knee by a
ipidcr. This was abour day break,
when he was in bed. He felt a flight
pun6tnre like that ola pin; but did nor
pay attention 20 il. ina few minutes.
h obterVed pain ihooting upwards
from the Ipots which preienrIy reached
his ipine, and gradually approached his
heart. On ttirnih6 UP the bed clothes,
he perceived the fpidcr. Fortunately,
ne TENT for friend, who was acquainted
with cure Tor the poif.n. This was
PlantaiA AsgE. AS an additional piece
Of good fortune, his friend knew where
{ quantity Of il was growing. Some
leaves were Immediately GOT, ard The
Juice bruiied our OF them. This was
fwaIiowed In mouthGils. The propre(s
of the potion was fopr; and finally
cute was Effected. The gentleman laid
char, Dur tor This remedy, he did not
th.ok ne could have fbrviycd an hour
longer. Some oil wss aifo poured down
MS thtoac, bnt Plantain leaf had the en-
tire credit Of his recovery. He was
dreadipl!y veal ened;apd it feems aInof
now much the whole rna1s
OF his HOOD had been corrupted By the
bite Of 70 l.nall an infect. We had
taeic particulars from the gentleman
hiniclf, Who called at this oficr; on
ioms bulaefs, d few days afterwards
Some years aGdj = gentleman in this
was alfo bit above the |
knee, by one Of thofc vcnenous crca-
lures and WIS ainof III danger of lol-
Ing his leg. 1t ought 10 be a general !
rule 10 kilt all fuch verrnG, Whenever |
2,ry come within reach.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17
FROM THE oLIo.
PRINCE HENRY OF PRUSSIA,

THIS Prince was born in l726, on
the 18th Of January, day which has
becn-ioen1hized during a century, as
the anniversary OF ti1ePruGian kingdom.
He made his 6Ftt campaign in his fix
tcenth year, accompanying the soyal
army as acolonel, in I742, into Moravia,
and berg loon after prelent at the VIC.
toTy OF Chotulitz. In the icvcn years
war, where he commanded the fteona
army, he diftinguilhed himlelf in a man
ncr which procured him the unqualified
appreciation Of his great Brother, the
blrifings Of the Prulfian dominions, and
thc admiration of all Europe. what is
10 universally known needs only TO be
limited at In the war concerning the
Bayariah luccelIion, he again command
ed the ietond army, and penetrated from
SaXony into Bohemia. In I771, he ira
yelled 70 Stockholm and thence 20 Pc
whence he returned to Berlin
with The Great Duke afterwards En-
peror)P Paul. InI78o, he went TO Spa,
where he had conference with the en-
peror Joieph, and he Afterwards viGted
France.
Wherever he went, he gained the
love and admiration Of al who had the
10 know hin; for his chafac-
ter was nor only enDobied and exalted
By warkSe Writes and political pene-
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17
y LW- OK X.
CORRESPONDENCE
MRw-YORK.

bef7Uees THOMAS JgFFERsoS Pysfaeat
Of tire United States, and JAMES I.
CALENDER, aafboY Of The SC P,d5peef
" Before Us" preffaf edIfar ef'' The
6 Recorder" Sc. sc.
THE public attention has, OF late
been much excited by the diiclofnres
which have been made by James T.
Calender, To the trifling diiagree-
mene of two obtcure perions, are rhe
citizens Of rhe United States indebted
for the developencnt OF iome OF the
mott Important iecrees. Theie pertons
are ]. T. Calender and ~. Jones.
They are both democrats, and were,
not lohg iincc, in habits Of intimacy.
BY iorne means, however, a quarrel
fprung up between them, and they car
rled their dSipute brfore the public. In
the courfe Of the coatrovcfiy, Caileb-
der's abilities as d writer were called in
queition by Jones Calender, in re-
ply, declared that his writings had met
with the appreciation Of Mr.. JeHerion,
who had rewarded him with At hundred
dollars for writing &c The Protpc6t Be
g fore Us. The letter Containing rhis
declaration was Immediately pubhlhcd
III a great number Of che public papers.
The tory was rung froiA one end oil the
continent TO the orher. It is unnecclla-
ry to attempt 70 deicribe the icrfations
ofthe American people on hearing iuch
a heavy charge againlt their CHIEF magil-
rratc. twas tome tune before they
couli believe, that Che man who held
the iecond office in the United States,
could foop TO tlict deteltable action.
Democratic printers, rr?e to their mal-
Ter, and clingipg 10 thsir ca,lle, declar-
ed the i}ory TO be calumny, and the
auIhor OF it, a yillain--a wretch---a
Vagabond-- the vilett ofhtrnan beings;
&c civilized brute" creature in
whom they had never placed any con-
tidence, &c. &C. Since Calender
has produced conclufivc proof OF his
having received the money, the demo
Gratis have been exerting all their .facul-
ties 70 prove~--FUJf, that If WAS given
| IN ebariy, and, jeeofFdy, thar it was
| leaned, With an expectation Of its being
returned. Thai our readers may be
enabled 60 Judge for themfciycs on the
! s,lble6f, We pr-ient them with the. fol-
loving ietterss written by Mr.. Jeffcrlon
| 10 Mr, Calender, and publiihed N the
Richmond Ree0rdey OF the 9th init Mr..
! Calender feems 10 have brought for.
ward rheie letters With the utuaoa re-
lrctancc, and among other introductory
| rrnarSs, obicryes as follows:1
| Here iicceed the lcfrcrs, with an ex-
| rTact from the Recorders Introduction
TO chem.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17
FROM THE AEdERtlAN DAIRY
ADVERTISER.
MR.. PQuLsoW,

have read in your paper of 25th
current a piece re-publihed from the
NaFional lnreliigenccr by fpecial re-
Queit, defending the executive rran}ac-
tion Of renittjne and referring Callen-
der fine. On rf,. iubie6t Of this, the
belt apoiogy the administration has
made for thar affair, the following brief
obiervalions are fIbnlittcG. pats OVER
che whole of the tedious and Irrelevant
introduction OF the laid piece, for .rhe
puFpoie CT taking up two Proportions,
rhe firft is the anfwer of the Attorney
general, !" Thar in his opinion, before
tine was paid into the trealury, a par
don femicted and reitorcd it to the ,,afty
ana that he might therefore return the
money &c Mr.. Calender which IS di-
rectiy laying thar,if thc money was paid
INTO the treatlsrF, the pardon would not
feitofc IT. Now | maintain thar rho
money vas paid into the trealary, ana
that che repayment oft was palpable
breach OF the contribution. Tie urea
Jury ofthe United States has no parti-
cular locality, but is the poAcRion Of
every legally authorized agent Of go
vernnienr TO receive and give difcharges
for the revenues thereof; fach an agent
was the r1iarlha Of Virginia in this in
itancei and conleq,ientIy all public mo
MES PAID into his PoGIei4lon were TO eve.
ry legal intent and purpoie; paid into
the trealiiry Of tic Unired States. If
this limPle itatement lhoiild nor be con-
ciuilVe In 1he mind ofthe reader, ir vii
be only neceiafy for hin to conf! cr
thar thcic two hundred isllars wcfe as
much at the conlfnand and dilpoiaI Of
the tre2iury department; as any orhcr
appropriated money in that treaturer's
Poiieiiion, and anorder or warrant drawn
by tho proper officer on Nlr. Randolph
for the ani00nt,he dared not rcfufe pay
ing, and indeed iuch inltances have oc-
Cured 70 frequently at the trcafury as
to be coft'dered in the common cour(e
OF bullneis in the department.; to fuppole
that all the fionies Of the government
are actually thrown into the treafIlrv
chef. is truly ridiculous. Tie quota
ron from the a6E etablihing the rrea-
Jury deparsncntin the publication above
mentioned relates only TO the accounta-
bllity OF the treaiurcr, and has no fort of
relation TO the point in queition. :
The other ProPofirlon in the C13d
piece, which claim, attention, is calcd
lated TO excire alarm i'll the minds Of
rhoie who believe rhal tiny thing re-
mains iecure, which depends upon the
contribution, ranely, the rraion given
for the remiiiion of Mr.. Callen3sr's
fine, That the Preident con6.}ercd
" the icdition law as unconfirntiop,I."
and tLis Is The Earle AeE-nca e -
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17
O755sy, so, 1902

r&om TEE pHfLAprLpHfA GAZETTE.
II the centres of the Engliih pref
nave ,3iVea offence to the court OF bu.-
naparte, Is 1t ndt natural to luppole, thu.
The iame effect VIII be produced, by the
bold and unqualified abufe which teenS
in che American prints?Will noe lilni,
hr effort be made IN This country And
IN what manner, viii our adminiitrarion
nneer the application? The democrarc
papei}, thofe which are deemed the Of
fetal orsans of our government, have
been forsnoit and loudet in their
fla4iyrs Of The Sri} coalul, ami Of
hls for'p Of government. Isit to &c
e%pettedo Vhen B,ionapsrte defends t6
coInPlain of rae acts OF unauthorized
iodiVldnals in England, that lie viii
ta'1ely overlook rlit violences Of thoir
IN America; who boat Of &c by;satbiag
" TIE breath" d the executive ?
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17

THE letters of MIR. Jeffcrlon to MI.
Calender, will be found in our inner
columns. We think the brazen front
OF democracy, when prefented with
Mr.. s owf Ggnarlifc, muf crirnfon
W;dh unPlsafant feelings. How many
times has 1t been denied that any money
ever was paii Mr. Calender? How ma
nytfasMr.j nevcrwrofe toMr. Calender
bat lald the editor of the National Aeis
Slve Us the evidence chat Mr.. Tcffer-
ion ever rewarded the rafcal with fin
&c cenJ, and our defence of Mr.. TeE
rtTl10 Is at m enl." Here then we
hlve confirmation. itrdng. as proof
from h0ly tcriptures." e Out Of thine
own mobEh will condemn thee NAV
ilirtly be applied with great propriery
&c this great man, this fallen chief. If
the editor OF the H2gls be nor now
convinced, the only Tefoprce left him
is to aver that Mr.. JeFcrlon's wore!
TO Calender is rot 80 be depended on.
The fact is, however, tliar no ALLEGATION
OF any nature whatever, though fupporr-
w " HlNOiItCu''iC PROOFS VIII meet
the belief Of determined democrats
obftinacy.
THE intimacy lately f1bGRiog be-
t@een Our chief magifrate and Mr.. Cal
lender has been 70 clofs, that when any
thing with refpe6 to this dunmUitafe has
been publifhcd, it was ufually headed
IN The federal republican papers CAL
LENDER and JEFFERSON. The
Sload compelling Jove, who conducts tho
Hgls, with laudable lpirit OF editorial
emulation, whining not to De fuccefsf1l
y rl'alled in any thing by his fedora
brethren, headed his obiervations, in his
paper Of the 21f; CALENDER ar4
the DEVIL.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17

fii"hSfation, : was let uf in ;ae Apr2
IA, for they all freak the fame lingo, Is
as much as two l,ortentots. Nov it
would be curious Kind Of republican
government, that had tile power>of de
rermining what laws arc uac2nltitu-iora!,
and ought not to DC txt-t,t,.l, til; /,
indeed true democracy, alw.ys at va,l
aace with principle and probation,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17

8ef5vees THOMAS JgFFERsoS pYefdeat
Of tire United States, and JAMES I.
CALENDER, aafboy Of The SC Prdpeef
" Before Us" preieaf edIfpr Of" The
s' Recorder" Sc. sc.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-06
FOR SALE,

A Negro Man, about IS or
IS years Of accuaomed to houie
work aud waiting at table-belng itrong
and active he may be otherwile employed
at the pleafure Of the purchaier. Apply
10 The printers.
March 70.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-06
LOTS FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD,

lit public AuaDu, on the prmjs,, o.
Wedue/day, the Iatb Of Nay, al .t7velO'
o'elock,
An half acre Lot Of Ground.
lituated on Fairfax and Duke itreets, O.
which lot feveral divifions are rade to-
houfe lots to accommodate purchaiers, .
plan of which VII be fhewn on the day q
Eale. One fourth of the monty it is ex-
petfed will be paid down, the balance II
twelve months, with intereh Alto, fe-
curity therefor will be taken by deed o.
trua on the properly, and the lots 70 Pur.
chafed will be then conveyed by gooa
deeds, by
DAVID HENLEY.
April "a. d
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

May I@it, or the trial of Henry SIR
eiqulfe town MAJOR of the cisy ofDub-
In, for atiaulr and falle imprisonment
OF a citizen thereof, is particularly
recommended TO the peruial OF the
friends IF frong gopsrnmeat, and the
advocates of a itanding army in Ame-
rlca; they are ALTO respectfully inform
ed that the delinquent major was
found guilty, by le9el jury ofrhe al
legations laid to his charge, though
NOT Puniihed proportionateiy to his
deier5i ne had been good friend 60
ttrong government in that way, and
woric IN numberleIS inltances, before;
and was o.ny fined ergo, with COTS
of FUR.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15
THOMAS JEFFERSON,

the PRECEDENT of the United States, Who
wrote TO him in France, ana offered him
paitage 70 this country in ma. ionaI
!hip. Ii is laid Paine has undertaken
this Journey to tender Mr.. Iefferion his
thanks for his pch1e letter TO him
while IN France, and 60 requet the loan
Of SALLY, as he has no female compa-
nloa.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15
FROM THE YORK RECORDER.


GOING into my kitchen, the other
day, | obIerVed an old volume OF che
minor Greek poets lying on the floor
and ieveral leaves tom out; little out
OF humour, [ addreiied the fervar1 girl,
and the following dialogue enlued.
OuetIcn. How came you by this
book here?
Aniwer. ithas been here ieveraldays
Q. But how came it here Who
brought 1t here
A. The children dlrtled it.
@ did not afk you how long it has
been here, nor who dirtied it, bue who
brought it here.
a: did not think the book was
good for any thing.
q Leu me, girl | demand who
brought it here?
A III carry It back again.
Here the dialogue ended- The girl
IS democrat She had taken the book
thinking OF no con!equence, and tore
our ieyeral Of the be!t odes Of Anacreon,
and uled them about her cookery--I
never law democrat that did not rea-
ion IN The fame manner about Jefferlon.
Here follows the ipbitance OF a CONVEX
iatioo nau Win one rev Gays ago.
Z. Wen, what tay you now of JEFF
ierions aonpur or honetty respecting
MS conducE towards Calender f!
A' | thiik as always cd, that nc IS
great man ana PhiloloPher.
" 10 you believe that ne gave
ea'tehaef money Tor the PuTPoie OF
'Ia',uciIg W aihih3'on ana ADAMS
y: re inighI nave gwen hinl money IN
charity:
Y; But GOES not JeheFioh hlmieit
iay' on account OF the book you are
Puol II,
a. Gaiieille' IS a great mar ana more
- ~ .,i'I I - W. ''~e' i~e0iS0N
ie'[eF from JsheT!oh.
u, - - % Ooilese nc ie'u, ilso !, > :,
go sh Va. I,i: ~ ."o NUM- 81 ''o'i"i'
y, = w VI i'''''' ''i''''
- bnv,, b.I;evs j. hre.nh e
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15
TOM PAINE

That arch infdel, who has publicly
declared 10 the world Shat he does NOT
believe in any creed that he has read Of,
is new on Witt TO
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

The following Retch Of Mr. Corans
in.crefling ipeech before the ord
cmcf phtce Of The c0ur1 Of Kings
Bench 10 ireland, and lpeoiai jury in
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

FROM THE FEdERAL ARK.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-11
II Q T / G L.

a LEGIONARY Court Of Inquiry
~ OF the Second Legion OF Militia Of
The d Rritt of Columhia, fer The aGsis-
mens Of fines on the delinquent officers Of
the Gid Legion, and Tor the rensifion of
ines improperly impoied BY The Battalion
Courts -of Inquiry, and tol exempting
iuch perions from Militia duty as are en-
titled 70 exemption, will be held at the
ColTt dousc IN the town Of Alexandria,
on Monday the 10Th inf. at 10 O'clock,
A. M. where all shofe having executes 20
offer are notified 10 attend.
JOHN HOCFF, Clerk.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-11
ADVERTISLMEN
THE Subscribers havingcom-

THE Subfcribers havingcom-
menced buGnefs in The houie lately occu-
pied by Mr.. George N. Lyies, on Fairfax
itreet. in the town Of Alexandria, beg
leave TO inform their friends and the srb.
lie, that they have for fale, DRYGOODS,
JAPANED WARE and GROCERIES,
and daily expect a complete a1ortacns OF
CASTINGS, which they will difpofe of
at the mott reduced prices for Cath, Flour
or Tobacco.
THOMAS L. WAsHIgGToH& Co.
N. B. They will ALTO tranfaa buiinefs
on conmidion, and take the liberty Of
acquainting thofe who may favour them
with their c~cnddsnce, that they will en-
deayonr to merit the truit repoted in them,
by a faithful attention to their i@ntereft.
Nov. e, d
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! 100 II ~
November 10.
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Public Nenoue.

By 0lrtus Of q Deed Of TryQ to
thf ~Sa5yfer6ers, qvjNbe GA, on The aAtk
day ef hbis PRINT asoafb, ct e'ChcI,
T. M. on tie Prmifs,
The frame HOUSE htuatcd
on.King areet near the corner of Columbus
ltreet, at present occupied by John and
Samuel Leard, fubjea to a ground rent Of
< 70 Fer aanum. Terms of payment
Cath.
JOHN & THOS. VOWEL.
Dec. 8. dz1t
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For Sale, or RENT,
THE STORE | have occu

THE STORE | have occu-
pied for fometine paf, iituated on Prince
ereet, oppol1te Col. Hoce's. There Is no
aand in own more elisiblescr better call
culased for carrying on an .e~xtenfiye wet
ordry Good Buiinsfs. The Cellar per-
feetly dry, with a door at each eid, will
hold one thoufand barrels Of Flour
Twenty five hundred barrels maybe aow-
ed upon the Premifes without any incon-
veniedce TO the occupant. For terms ap-
ply TO
WILLIAM CXLEY.
December !. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-11
TO BE LET.
COTTON C STEWART.

Haze FIR Sale, a fss eo9iesg
Judge Waihington's Reports
OF Caufss argued and determined in the
Court OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA.
Alto, Pothier on Obligations /; Taylor's
Reports; H~aywood's Reports Burns
Law of Infurance; Park en- Irfarance ana
Bacon's Abridgment.
Nov. 1S.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-11
SaIe bp BUTTON.
On WEDNESDA5

i 10 e'sLek, suiA Be 6I ii The 1eud
SIRE, fke CAREER ct 1igg G1~ I'M
SsrsStS.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
WbiGy IN barrels,
AppI- Biandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine IN pipes and qcsrser satfs,
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in calks and bags,
Rai6ns in kegs and boxes,
Qucens' Ware, and
ALSO
A variety Of DRY GOODS.