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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-08

nus Jones received fraction ,nora than
II e dollars and twenty-five cents, inRead Of
one dollar; juit as if You had paid five fijLlros
and elg1t-pencc half penny for a loaf Of hrea3
winch was worth only one FILLING.
his 20 be fure, is 4 very promiiine fannie
OF your executive council. They colt two
thoufdnd pounds year for falaries: End qo.
vernon Monroe is not entruited with a VOTE
among the'c venerable lages No part of tbI
blame can, therefore, be attached to tie nre-
ierver OF the life of Thomas Paine. He ~
chcved this act OF juifce and humanifv a;
the notorious rilk of offending tFtofe VITO lon.
him to Parfss at the rifk Of BEING rcc,IlrJ
from his embaHy. Jones was no dopbtI,urb
ing within hfinlelf at this omia,o, upon Or
part, OF thete eight hundred and teycntv dol-.
lars. For its extent there is not, and tbcrc
cannot BE- a yiler job, in the whole annals Of
corruption. You cannot hut von+ clae,
agaln!t Iaft5 like tbrf ! Samuel Colrn1n,
the iub-clcrk OF This council, thinks terr;hTc
crime 20 teIliuch tccrets and fuch expIona-
tons toFm, with John Guerranr, one rca-
ION FOR affirming that Calender is a tra.i-
'"I' Il @2H"f J0'' meagre f5Ha tambbIet
q LffyF* pages ~ he very found of
inc words IS an outrage upon common fcnle.
ne "rctchcd fhambIjng anfwers that ZONES
gives upon this tubje6t .denonRrate his con-
iclouineis that the ground upon which he fandx
IS breaking down under him.
Senators and delegates Of the afrni,Ty Of
Virginia We have been afured Nv fcver,i e
your members that there is not one nan -
yoa VINO Will let his face in defence of thofs
things They FAY that the longer endurance
OF inch enorrnities is not pofible. They a rr1
that The ftory requires but to be nrovcd !,
order 20 command reformation. You hav.
oniiyto ,Peruie the public accompts, aq fhcg
WI! be lad before you, and all doubt IS at once
e&ttlnguihed IN BURT of conviction. Gef
pubic printer if you pleale. But, in Go5,s
name' let HIM be paid at the rate by ,ybicb
0thcr printers are paid. IF one is readv 20.
90 the buiincis for nine hundred dollars. for
l mnlGh you are atPrefent giving twenty-feven
hundred dollars to another, who, by the w.,
never fet type in his life, can YOU be G1nr}Iss.
IInongh TO Gait away eighteen hundred dollars
1t cannot be.
We have formerly Rzted that II, ,ob,;,
printer receives large f1ms bciidcs his faIayv
9uCh were thefe eight hundred and fevent,,
collars ! ne whole Gsrg b. reform car,
r not DC tefs than THREE 4'HOUSANa
DoLLARS8r, amin. 'N''"
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CIRCULAR LETTERS

W. if[aI DC very glad, il ro-ne Of orr ro.
o''' VIII lend US lew Of the circuiar Ic.,N-.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-08

4 Inc which Mr.. Freieric%town IrersI.l
35s borrowed [E from Dr.. Samuel Johnlon' 5
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-15
Fran Bordeaux Pabery.

The American lhiP Brothers, captain
MOCes Homaets, fromsHaynnna, loaded
with coffee, fugar, and hides, bound TO
Bodeaux, was drove afhore on the coat
NOMINATION, vefIel and cargo loft, cap
ram and crew fayed. She was injured TO
he amount of 1000 francs at Bordeaux.
Au American ihip called the Philadel-
mia, Of about 400 tons, bound TO Ant
wsrp with a cargo Of fugars, coffee, indi-
90, tea, linens and cotton, pi!oted by a
Dutch pilot which lhe got at Flnihing,
was run sihore on one of the back of the
Sheldt. This event has determined the
merchants TO apply to the Government
hf French pilots, to be itationed at the
mouth of the Scheldt, for the more fate
nyigation Of the river in future.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-15

.,.ha happy IN hearing Of the progrefsmaie
We ssa All Of New-Jerfcy eollegs. Mr.. La
10 ouN. =. architect, is now at Princeton, .uper-
oOS; rhe contribution of the roof ofthis edl-
iufsna .hs huilding, it fcems. is to be covered with
PCT ron. which, it is fuppofed, will at once
dec. c,fs and durable rocf. AT the next ief-
Prov ,srge addition will be made to the num-
h0n' he nudents. The diicipline of the col
Efo Iii in future be more aria, and a more ex-
md rigid attention than ever will be paid
~ an. ro1al and religious principles of the youth
y n,,y be ient to this iuititution for their edu-
FnsN-' Com. Adv.
csioa.
ia faa, highly honorable to the characters
AMERICAN matters of @vcilels, that our CT
q ..o or twenty laying in The port cf Havre-de-
s ss.s i was with extreme difficulty that ONE
O IA he perfuaded TO accept / ON PAINE on
'ou' ems as a paienger. We have authority to
@ Ia, three belonging to this port, rejected
y = terms Of difguR and indignation. Capt.
s snId who arrived on Sunday, informs us, that he
hI%.vnrrienced a refllal rom feveral Others,
~ Srf;.yes, thar be had at lsf faceeeded with
y s;o London Packed, which was 70 fail for
paI,imore, a few days after the Caroline. No
..ander thar our pioss Prefdent tho't itexpsdi-
=, 70 diipateh a irigate for the accommodation
sf,bisl oathlome reptile!
(ReIc.J
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Ricketts,, Newton & Co..

Ricketts,, Newton & Co.
Haze rseeived and for Sale,
22o pieces Bandanna Hand
kercheif,,
SO do. Ruiia Sheetiag,
20 bales Cotton,
90 barrels and 10 hhds. Mulcovado Sugars,
SO boxes brown Soap,
50 do. Cattle do.
SO do. Candies,
so do. Chocolate,
z hhds. Loaf Sugars,
7 hhds. Antigua Rum,
I HID. clean Flax,
L Ton Rhode, Ilsnd Chseie,
7 boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
a few pipes and half pipes Ct Vidona Wines,
of hyperion quality,
Eyfon, Young Hylon, Imperial and hyion
Rin Te4s,
700 reams Wrapping Paper,
ao6 do. Writing Paper,
A handtone afiortment Of Prints and jriih
large quan ity Of Bed-Corls and
Lines.
Tbey bave to RENT,
The WARE HOUSE lately occupied BY
MI. John Janney, adjoining their Brick Store,
and a comfortable Dwelling Houle on Prince
t%treet, lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Mathews.
For particulars enquire as above.
October Il. d
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French Academy.

THE fubfcriber. agreeable to his pro.
mife ina former advertisements, has open
ed his Academy for the inttruf,ion Of
young LADIES and GENTLEMEN in the
French Language, on Monday laa, at
the houfe next door bout one TO Mr.. Faw's
office, in ST. Afaph freet, between King
and Prince fleets. Hours Of attendance
for luch young Ladies as can makeit con-
v%enient, from 9 until II o'clock in the
morning and for thofe who attend other
(chools, from II until l o'clock in the
morning for young Gentlemen, fron E
Until O'Clock in the evening every day
in the week regularly, Saturday excepted.
Thofe young Ladies or Gentlemen who
cannot make it convenient 10 attend
.fchool. private attendance will be given
at their houfes.
Price OF tuition, at his Academy, dol
lars, s per quarter, and two dollars en-
trance.
MARIN DETARGNY.,
OHober q. Ct
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In Tie Matter Of Tbomas More, Bark

"a 1e M"lfe " CoW"S iH0V'e3 D"Hk-
rapt,
z THE Subfcriber being appointed AZ
IGgnee OF the eGate and effects OF Thomas
Moore, late Of the town of Alexandria,
a Bankrupt, all p~erfons indebted to faid
Bankrupt, or thar have any of his Goods
or Effects in their hands; are not to pay or
deliver the fame to any perfon other than
the Subfcriter, or fuch as may be duly
authorized by him, all thofe who have re-
ceived Goods CT Monies in payment linte
he became a bankrupt, are requeaed TO
fund the fame, otherwife they will be
dealt with as the act diieas.
Wm. OXLEY, Ngnee.
OCT. Is. dI5r
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-15
Cincinnati pap.
A KICK G A BITE.

The Writings in the Hornet FAY that
we have a patent for the invention Of lies.
Ii this be the cafe, we hereby give notice
that we hall i%nfitute an action for da-
IMAGES againa the Hornet folks for hav-
ing continually made ale Of The inversion,
without our content, contrary TO the tact
Of Congrsfs in fuch cafe made and pEovid
ed.
Fud. HeyuN {
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-15
N. York paper.
WONDERFULLY!

There Is IN lie orchard Of ea. Joba
-A,mf,oug ig CaAamJia, a Peach T,tr, o.
wbcb there IS fruit aeary as big asa bab
bgNeA and avenH qveigb, II IS Nbbehd,
fran 20 IS Pounds
Cincinnati pap.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-15

1t is therefore expected that you will
inform the public why you made fuch
enormous facri6ces as appear by every one
of the items, ] even admitting there was a
n%ecefity for the lale and if that necefity
did exit, it was occalioned by the repeal
of the internal taxes, a meafure adopted
by the party, with a view of gaining po-
pularisy. But the aueaion is whether
by taking the trouble and adopting pro-
per mealures, you might not have made
more of the property ; and if you are
not therefore cheargeable with miimanage-
ment,an neglect of duty to fay bef the
of 1t. AN OBSERVER.
Gazette Of UnlfTd States.
MIR. Jeferfon's letters to Calender
publilhed in the lae Gazette, arrea the
attention of men Of all parties, without
diliin6iion. Even fome of the warneff
frienos of Mr.. Jsfferlon proclaim their
Interpretation by a iIence which is Eel
dom ob(erved on the arrogant village Of
democracy. But this is no ways aaonih-
ing, for to vent their ipleen againt Cal
lender or to rail againf his writings would
be now TO offer an objectionable intuI,
both to the rafe and Judgment Of their
PreGdent. To attempt 10 yindicate the
contents Of the letters, would bed attack
upon the principles Of our contribution,
Of which the maddef demagogue is fenG-
bic, although it efcapsd the. notice Of the
Monticellian fage. Thus they are reduc.
ed to a dilemma which will require mere
ingenuity to fuImount than even the &C.
nevan treafurer is poGefed OF. All the
combined forces of the Clintons, the
L~angdonites, the Gerrites, and the Lo-
ganites, with their iuhordinate facilities,
will be unable to reGf tie effect which
the laf Recorder has produced upon the
minds Of Americans-a Recorder which
will be remembered as long as there is
candour to acknowledge the wide differ
ence between the open and v~irtuous con
cuf of Warrington, and the iecrer and
clandeftine policy of Mr. J%efsrion; a
Recorder, which will ferve as a lafting
episaph OF the integrity Of the former,
bit as a monument Of dilgrace TO the lat
ter; a Recorder to record the inlamy ola
tranfaaien, which the tears of the weep
ing willows of Monticello will not walh
away, until the Recording Angel fhall
blot out the fouleR crimes which ever de-
fled fociety.
fViyg. Gaz.
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l|l||||!| l||!aI! E|z s q
THIS E HENING

THIS EVENING,
1T hesSrREAD EAGLE Bal Rsom, qvbirb
nieeJ Ghd up FIR The fecettone one
hnad,ed Peylons.
MR.. RANNIEerefpe6tfull in
forms the Ladies & Gentlemen of Alex
andria and its vicinity, that he will
difpiay his
Powers Of the Voice,
and limitations Of various
BIRDS and BEASTS,
With many extraordinary THAUMA-
TURGIC OPERATIONS &new i'm
ported Arts, which has excited the ad.
miration Of the mott enlightened cha
RACERS in the capitals of Scotland, EGG
land and America.
Rl.. Rannie's exploits have proved a
powerful Lefon againlt tie consequences
Of Gambling.
Doo,y 10 BE- opened at s O'clock and be
Peyormanee to tegm at 7.-Iiekefs 70 be
had at the place g Peyormanee.
lOt.
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THE ODDS,

Between Former, and the Prs(ent Times.
Under the administration of Wafhing-
ton and Adams, the mafe gtbe axe, he
ssvi and the BANNER, and TIE 6u6 hum
If tricks, carts ard carriages, delighted
the ear and glsddened the heart of every
one who r%ejoiced in the increaied prof
\ rrity Of the induftrious mechanic and en-
trprizing merchant ; and in the glowing
wealth and greatness ofour country. But
times have changed !; a different order Of
men has (ucceeded and now the axe and
the anvil grow rufy for want of uie, and
the hammer hangs on the peg /; and the
Sres of the laboriors protectors of the
" carrying trade" are either %ftanding
Idle 10 the ~ftreets, or eating their heads
of in the fable. No matter, fays the
democrats, for Mr.. Jeferfon, in his famous
notes on Virginia, has declared that our
"eV'rk @ops ought to be in Europe -
and cur klful and laborious " artizans,
mechanics and manufacturers fent into the
country to till the foil" mechanics frask-
H1s, Manufacturers! What think ye?
To ALBERT GALLATIN, Efq.
Secretary of the Tfeafury.
Sir,
a afatement appeared in the Gazette
'itae United States, of the 10Th of Sep
''nber, refpeaing a fale faid to have been
made By you OF the bank flock belonging
'othe public, which if correct, certainly
demands fome explanation. As the fate
nsnt was Lot particularly addref1ed to
!0Qrsf, and you politely may not have
ssn II, we would with to avoid making
20 naty concluGons from your f@lence.
! Is therein faid, that you fold the flock
1880 dollars leis than it would
nSe brought in the market, and allowed
ue Purchaier to receive two dividends,
%. would no doubt mount { o 1890
"iafs, before be is to make the hrlt pay
u'Ot' In addition TO which you agreed to
.'eise the payments, in bills on Holland,
TATE Of exchange W per cent above
which would makean additional item
5,751 dollars, and the grofs amount
Os Carried TO profit and lois one hundred
ia f'nety far tbogiand fzr hundred and
sfsJ fqso doR4,s. Further, that In
rs.ns this you difpofed of an annuity Of g
(. cent. per annum, 10 difcharge one
Which the United States were pay,
Cent.
ms account on the face Of it appears
extraordinary, and as few men have
sf ~ to De more IN favor of publicity
i. u the meafures of government, and
r,~. slponhbility of public Iervants than
= INliHtI
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The Subfcriber having remov-
ed into Alexandria, will rent for a term
of years, or fell in fee fmpie, all or any
part Of his Houfes and Lots, adjoining
thofe of William Simpfon, at the Turn-
pike Gate, Fairfax county, one mile from
town, as his buGnefs will require money,
a CATH purchafer will meet with an advan-
tageous bargain.
BEAL FOWLER.
Oh. Is. eo3t+
g. Printing IN. all ITS "a
rasy, exeeuted at this office
w'M neatnejs and dlPatch.
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PORT or ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Polly, Lawrence. Turks-Iland
CLEARED,
Schr. suckey, Ropes, Martinique
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away, until the Recording Angel fhall
blot out the fouleA crimes which ever de-
filed fociety.
Tirg. Gas.l
While the government of the United
States was in the hands of federal charac-
tiers, the democratic leaders loudly conten-
ded for the right of uttering all manner of
wiIful lander, with intent TO detame,
without being in any meafure %refponfble
for the fame. Hence the clamors againf
a law, whole only intent was to reprefs
falle, wilful and malicious fander. But
now the tables are turned-The Absry IF
The PRES, which they aAerted while it fuit-
ed brir purpofes, becomes Ateatio4jnG in
the hands Of their oppnents. They fet an
example of falle and illiberal abule, which
it is hoped will never be tollowed-free
enquiry and remark is allowable, but low
calumny can never lerve a caufe with per-
fons of enlightened and virtuous minds.
Whenever our Prefdent, or any other per-
fon in authority, has been guilty of milf
conduit, let him be expofed-but that a
bufe which aims at the deRruaion of a fair
8,;vate cba,aaer-whichi is falfe or fprings
from refensment, can never Be Of iervice
TO any caufe with confederate and worthy
characters. tCom. Adv
YnLsntiue Kittering, IN a letter addrsD-
ed to the Speaker Of the Senate Of the State
If PeunGiEvania, has communicated an
eHaual cure for the bite 9a mad dog,
either IN man or beat. THE letter qOas
laid before tie kggQata,e, and committee
a8boiuted to report thereon. The e0mmittes
entered qvifb The hid Kfteriag, aObo
aated, that be ges the herb called Red
Chick Need, qvbeu, ripe, or IN tuA 6loom,
gathers, and dries II The @ade, redacss 1t
70 so4vaer, and givesa lmaH s6klbo0gfAl
at y tine, to a gr04vn peyoa, in beer nr
qvater, in 4veig6t ous d,arbm and eas
lrupk: tor a child an equal dN, 6at
g;Ueu at three dferent times, or it may be
saten an bread, auab butter, bonsy, m0la0ss,
a. he 5eyau eba/ss; Era 6eaf, large
Ds,ufal;, 1L qvsigbf, tqvo draebms and
- - #t ri " I-N
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" q I C. f.

II Dec5aI meeting ghs St. an
drews Society will be held at GadE
I's Iauer17, ON TUESDAY the
10Th inf. at 7 O'clock, P. N.
By o,aer If THE Prshdenf,
A HENDERSON,, Sec'gy.
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was 90 appeal; AMI indeed the aatc courts
at all times had been the only judicial
guardians of our rights. Whole integrity
had never been impeachad. The gentle
man from New York is 70 careful of the
contribution, that he wi(hed it iecured by
walls of brafs. Does he aPP,ehend Others
VITA 70 violate it, and himielf its exclu-
iire guardian, and tina, other gentlemen do
10, hold thenlelves equally bound TO
protect it, OF have nothing worth pro-
resting, For his part he had iworo to
support it, ana never fhould intention
ally violate it; bot he believed that no
human invention could make 1t mere fe-
>u,e than it was, depoG,ed in that hal
lo2.l temple, and locked 81 the key Of
c., hey religion.
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a ecvetnmept, g they did if.r7S7, for
the United States, az oppo6tion TO that
government j. not to be looked tor among
the bea citizens, but the WORT. Dcma-
soeues are mott fore to rife under the treef
iyltem. of laws, and they are led by choice
and driven rooby neceili.y, TO kek friends
among thofe whom vice and want have
fitted for their purpofe. Look back, iel-
w.citizen., and Zee how exactly this OPT
Mon is verified by experience. We could
GO infinitely into the detail Of faess in
proof, but we proceed to FAY, that theie
natural Jaeobins do not call for argument.
Their ieadershave no fueh trouble tctske.
They only need fuel for their prejudices---
the envy Of thoie who have nothing, malt
be,urfed a3,;na thoie who have iomcthing-
Hence it is, that the Jacobin Gazet;es,
though often invi ed to appear on the fed
of fair argument, have hitherto declined.
Hence iii that the Federal Gazettes are
incefintly reafonins, & indetatigably en-
gagged in tracing mesfures to principles-
Take for an inRance, the writings of Lxei.
n, C,cDa,; and hence no doubt it is that
the Democratic papers in this country are
dullcr. a. we'll as more virulent, than they
are in England.
Til, Is to be accounted for on the
fame ground a, before ftated. The Lox-
dos Morsisg Chronicle is fuppor;ed with
81 ability whic! our vretched Chronicle
could no more comprehend than initiate.
= The mid.!ling cla1es Of people in Eng.
land, who are we'll informed, are thole
whom the anti. miniferial writer's addrsfs.
They difcas points oecau(c fush people
call for diicuaion. Our )acobins have no
fach nite, and, therefore, nothing is done
to (i,;t it. Ibid
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". shiak muR convince all impartial mer
of the horrible consequences Of relaxing il
the prohibition of divorce, ac1 Of the IN
paralleled fcandal OF making Law i,feIf
pandar to the vices Of mankind.
/" The fury of divorce lays Male.
ville) had not ceaied for the lat ten years.
At preient it no longer prevails in thu cafe
of marriages contracted previouily 20 the
nation obtaining this fatal renniiiion. It
is in marriages contracted hnce that it
RACES with the mott boundlels licence. 1t
is mott frequent in the cafe of marriages
contracted after q aiUoree. Sometimes
divorce takes place when marriage has
exieed but for eight dys!!! a cir.
cumitance which ought to excite the moit
ferrous reflections is, that the NUMBER Of
marriages in Paris in the year il799-
1900 was only 1906, and the number
Of divorces 6S4.
In TIE eleven LAT months Of the year
Q 1880 1901 the number of marriages
35or, and that # divorces $50, 70 that
cut of FIVE marriages the CHARGE is, that
one will be annul,cd. Was there ever
iuch thing heard Of among nations
which have prsttilcd divorce fnce the
time when in the days of fallen degene-
rate Rome, the women computed their
age, not by confalh;p, but by the mum.
Der of their hu!bands %
This is indeed a very hiieous piaure
of the morals of Paris. After itch al
example, rome bit the weskc,t or the wort
Of mankind would tolerate fy,tsm Of e.
g.flAntion, under which luch aSlles exit.
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FOX SALE,
A likely MULATTO GIRL about
IS years old. Enquire of tie Printers.
Feb. 10. d3w
dIex.2YaYI0 CCHaIr, II

Ale*""ar" Gang, IL
lido hereby certify, that VIM.
Kirby Of faid county, this day brought
before me, A. Faw, one Of the juaices Of
peace for faid county, as treG psAiag
ettrsy, taken on his land, a Ssr,<i Hay<,
about IA hands high, 5 years old, ma
tural trotter, a blaze in his face, two
white feet on the Of: fde, a fhort witch
tail, mod all round, Tome faddle fpots on
his hack, has the di0emper, and is sp-
praifed to fifty dollars.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
February, 1901.
A. FAW.
The above notice is given.
That whoever has loft faid horle, may
have him again on application to the fub-
fcriber, living near the -Four Mile Run
Mill, between Alexandria and George
Town, on proving property and paying
charges.
VIM. KIRBY.
Feb. 10. law3tt
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Er,,s g Lordss Paper p December S.
DIVORCE.

IL. Windham, when re aid shas
F,,@ch Marriages were as loofe IS nc e.
ms of lurnilhed lodgings, had really tco
n Oh foundation for " .as he ttated. The
lar,E., though reiemhliog the i'roke OF a
.a.lri,}. IS alno,t literally true. NJ.
n ,-y;j;e, ore Of ,hcie who drew up the
t.'t' Cr,}e, has puo!iihed ranPhiet jul-
r;ylrg ,ae authors CT ,ha, work, tor hsv-
- !t,Sed he facilities Of divorce. TIE
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-10
Notice..
Feb. 10.

The tenants of William T.
Alexander will pleafe to take notice, that
hereafter diifreis will be made for all rents
due over thirty days, without any rei~tt to
periops and where property cannon he
found to fatis:y the rent, iuits agaIna all
perfons concerned will Be inftituted by the
particular direction of the proprietor.
JESSE SIMMS,
Attorney for w. L. Alexander.
Feb. L.. d6'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-10
Tas AMEaICAN GAzsrrss.

II is with newspapers, as with other
articles mad. tor iale; they "iti be iuit-
ed TO the sa.tc Of the ca:tomers. it this
rule Fhou'd DE applied by foreigner, he
would form, ron he ehaTaSe' Of their
;efpetsiye newspapers, no incorrect jads-