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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
STOP THIEVES.
ONE HUNDRED IND fIFTr DOLL4RS
II E w A X y.

X T. w ~ X ~.
ID AkAWAY on the 18th Of Arenff, Soz,
IN from on board the S!oop GEORGE of
Norfolk, Ia Norfolk and Alexandra Packet }
T.. Butlr. Mater and then lying at Valentines
Wharf in Providence. Rhode illnd-A Negro
fellow named BOB and Muiatio named
GEORGE. who is very good Cook; he is
about tcet or inches high, rather fpare
built, Light complexion, and is very ftnoo.h
tongued aud ar,ful,; has his. Ears board, and a
fear on one of his wrihs, occaGoned by icsld
he has alfo, fcar on one OF his Feet, and fpcsks
very good EngIiih.
BOB is well made fellow, foil face fome
pitted with the finall Pox. has large bufhy Ear
locks they both wear their Hair in cue
both about one height, and about az years Of
age. They will probably look for long voyages.
Neither of them fully know the Compass. They
Stole and carried off. an old fafhioned filyer
Watch, with tarnihed brsfs CHIN, and fever
al other Articles, Seaman's drels, &c. Eiehtv
Dollar. viii be given for fecurins either Of mem
IN any Jail on the Continent, or delivcrios them
to MIR. WILLIAM VALENTINR. in Providence.
oHto MeG,s. JoHn & HENRY CAHooss, in
Newport, or to- the lupicrber in Norfolk, Viz
GINA and all reafonablc charge, paid by
TRlSTRIM BUTLER.
Sephnbev 20, II Sol.
sT All Matters Of VefIcls and other per.
fons arc forbid hsrbosing or employing them on
penalty of the Law. civ
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
TO be Sold.

a LOTos Land, containing upwards Of 8
4 \ acres, f.onting Tanner & Waroer Street,
With HouiI vel 6nilhed paved Cellar; and
ocver falling well of waier. Allo. Stable ,nd
Chaiie- Houis. is.--Likeyiic for ialc, = o,, front-
ing Broad treet and Tanner Street. 5iih a large
connpdions Dwelling Houic Sh 'p, Stable,
aud Chaile- hcuic. For rcrms, .ap,ly 10
OLIVER READ.
Ne7ots-t, Marb 40. 1902. 77,f
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To Let,

A very commodious STORE s,n
Bsn1ffy's Wharf, eaeemcd as gooc n fias5 for
buff nels as any in Newpor.-For Further par-
riculars. enquire at the Office Of the Rhode.
illand Republican.
SepFm6e, iS. 1904. cliff
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
If F F E r S O Ms
Full Lengtb PORTRAIT.

lust received from Philadelphia, and for
Sale at this Office, elegantly fsaned, the
Portrait Of" The Man of tic People. Prize,
10 large Frames. Ten D1llar,--. fmsll, Eight
Dpllars--lnd in ihcets. -Four Dollao.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

ID RESPECTFULLY informs lis friends,
IN and the rubic IN general. that he has juit
received by the latei a'riyals at Boltob, new
and beautiful aa,rmcnt OF
ENGLISH GOODS,
Which he offers for iale very low, amonga
which are the following articles
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
w. r. WILL D E r,

W. IN w ~ - ~ N,
BooKssLzER & S7A71oNER,
Has Remorxd to fbe Store next Dsor Norib of
McGr. G.bbs q Cbansiass,
VNTHERE he Offers for iale, many tloufand
wv Volumes of BOOKS, in the diffcrent
branches Of Literature together with simoA
every article in the Stationary lire, wholefa)s
and retail. ALTO an elegant AGortmcnt Of
Gentle,aen's'IiATS. from IS cents to 6 dol
lara and 60 cents.
Nescpors. aEg. II. ooH
FLEECE WOOL.
EOR faIe, three or four hundred weight Of
Il excellent Sleeps Wool, cheap for Calh.--
Enquire of the Printer.
Nswpor, Sept. IL, 1861. c7f
FOR SALE,
Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
A few Hhds. 18th proof Jamaica Spirits
good favored.
go Barrels belt N. Y. Superfne Flour.
Cafks Malaga Wine.
S Hhds. ofgood retailing MoLAssEs.
1000 Weight belt Green Coffee, by
Wholclaie or Retail.
A fc~ Calks Of
SHERRY WINE,
of an excellent qaaIisy.
Nssr9S,f, Nay. zo. soft
W II N Z E d,
L>o2 immediate ofs. quantity Of row. for
\ which Cah and generous price viii be
given. Enquire Of the Printer.
Mrepsrf, Asgs6 6.
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10 BE SOLD or LET.

A ND immediate poG:iIion given. a large
"A two aoy Dwelling Houle, G,usred ia
Broad-S,rest. with convenient yafd--ecod
veil of wsser-ChsiGe. Houfe and Barn. Coz.
ditions may be known by applying to
THOMAS. TOWNSEND, CT
NATHANIEL BRIGGS.
Nfzg9srf, d.gyf 20. isos. ootf
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Linens, I.adies fine cotton Hofe
Forfeiture Caliicoes, with lace clocks,
Dimitics, Silk Gloves,
Mufins, Kid ditto,
Mua,uets. Conon ditto,
Cotton Cambricks, Umbrellas.
Colou,ed Ditto, Paraicls,
Madrais DO. Book Munins,
TwilI'd & PLAIN Nan laekone, Ditto.
keens. Fans,
Black Cambrick Velvet,
Shawls, Velye. Bindings,
White Do. silk do. Rulcs.
Black & ooloured Cai,manc~es,
Mullins, Tsmmi:s,
great variety OF CAL BACK and colonSed
lcocs of the new- Bou,bazcls,
eG. oa,rrps, White and co!oured
Lace Scarfs s. Wells, Veiting,
Muffin, DITTO. A great varictyoi lib-
White Chip Bonncts, bons, Silver and
,,oIourcd Ditto, Cotton Trimmings,
White Chip Hats. Englih Kid SHOES.
Men's Lephcrn Hats, Silk Handkerchiess.
Silk. Ditto, Linen & Cotton Do.
Common Sa,,ins. laces and Edsing',
Bonae, Ditto, Silk Stockings,
Lntcasings. Sewing Silks,
Black, white, and col 1hreads.
oured Gauzs, Tapes aud Pins.
Cape. FiAied saodieo NhiVe'
Cotton Hole. and Forks,
Black Do. ITS a. Defar Ditto.
tlemo Doa Trunk, OF different
Mems Gloves, - sizes,
Also,
a great Variety Of Articles toe tedious TO emu
1.eI u merste.
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10 be Sold by
S. Sheffield AttSvood.
EIFTEEN hosfhsads clay'd Sugar.
L zo hogiheads good tetaiing Molages,
I,o barrels Herring.
.sr --.SJo--
Forty Aces Of good Land. four miles diaant
from thistown. which 10 well ~atered, and we'll
vailed, u N.
sundry Dsehirg- Houits. ituaie in diff
fcrcnt parts OF the sowa.
lie ear.ies on ihe BAKING Buinsfs as
ufusl aad csa fcrnih any quauli,y Of Cabin
Ercad On fhor, no'iee.
He has MsJis Bsaf Of q, feet on hand |;
and will furniih osheu Of any dinen6on, On
,hc ihortea ootice.
Nsssie,s. JsJ "a. rsoz. oSf
Blank DEEDS, and JJyqies's Wrifs,
and Executions, for /a's at this Office.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

For Sale, BY fbe Subtfri5er,
JAMAICA RUM by the hog;hesd.
u D'uo SUGAR by the hid. OF barrel,
Ditto MOLASSES, all Of ra Quality. .
JOHN MElN.
ChHreS.La~, JsJ "a, 1902. 94,f
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16

THE term Of copartnenhip exiting un-
der the firm of JAMES RUSSELL and
Co. will expire by contract on the 6rit
day of next April all thofe indebted
thereto are RESPECTFULLY iolicited TO call and
pay their balances, and fuch as have claims
againa iaid firm will pleafc preient them
for fertlement.
JAMES RUSSELL,
JOSEPH RIDDLE & Co.
THE hbferiber begs leave to inform
his friends, that he purpofes carrying on
boGnefs, as ufual, in the fame place, and
will be thankful for a continuance Of their
JAMES RUSSELL.
= March II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16
Auaion BufnsE.

THE fubfcriber having OBJ
tanned a licenfe agreeable to law,
informs his friends and the pub
lie in general, that he means to
carry on the buinefs in the lame
fore lately occupied by H. and
Z. MooRE, and hopes by his
attention to any buiinefs intruit-
ed to him to give iatisfactlon.
THOS. MOORE.
April 2. DIV
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16
e.Tuenty Dollars, Reward.

RAN AWAY from. my Quarter, in
Prince William Coonty,s g. Negro Man,
named ARTHUR, vi middling iize, re-
markab!y ugly face, ,hick lips, do~n-look,
and afraid TO look perfon in the face
He had on nothing bu. his ihist and pair
of old blue coating trowiers, 70 that It is
prefalnable be has procured other cloash'og
Whoever will deliver him to me, in tts
aforefaid County, fhall receive the above
Reward.
THOMAS LEE, SEN.
April s. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16
March H..
Wanted,

A young woman Of good character, as
4 Sempfre6 and to clean chambers. such
an one, by applying to the Printers, may
hear of an eligible iituation in genfeel
family.
April :. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16
TORRENT,

A convenient three ftory brick
Houfe, on Fairfax ard Gibbon Streets,
with every convenience thereto belonging.
PoGeficn may be had immediately. En'
quire Of the printers.
-Apfil II. az"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16
puol,c Sale.

On TUESDAY,
A. ten o'clgek, zyaI be hla at tie Ptsdxs
Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels:
Whi&ey in barrels,
Gin N caGSs and barrels,
Porl " inc in caiks,
Moiaiies in hhds.
Susar in hhds aud bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate III boxes,
Co2ic il tierces and bags,
Radios 10 kegs and boxes.
Ousens Ware in crates, Handsomely
aaorscl,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16

For Sale, or 10 Kent,
THE unexpired leafe of HOUSE and
LOT, on Queen Rreet, with BAKE
HOUSE thereon; he leaie has 8 years
to run. The ftand is good for budncfs,
and is we'll known, having been occupied
for length Of time by baker. For par-
ticulars apply to
THOMAS SIMMS,
Prince Rreet.
March 20. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05
PETERSBURG, Oacber +.

Extraa ga.kffer Iem a genAfu1n N
G~,ergDoroagb, 10 hi, friend IN dsgasa'
Gemgia, detsd Sept. i6, 1902.
By a letter received a tew days
ago from Col. Hawkins, it appears that II
is the with Of the Creeks 10 give up the
lands as far as the Oakmrlga; they meet
this month al the Hickey Ground, IN the
territory OF she Upper Creeks, and as Inc
Indians never were iowili!ns TO r%tellnlallb,
Imay hazard the aneftian, that Uakmui-
ga, will no doubt be obtained. They tay
that by telling this land, they viii be en-
abled ,oger flock and working tools 70
far has this good nan lCol. Hawkins
fucceedea 10 ctviIizirg thele fayages-l3
chic IS came 70 him the z6,h Auguit, With
the information that hey had fhot the In
dian who h1 killed Gsn,rey, Of Cumher.
land Indeed, he finds very little Difficult
~ in having lhot o r whipped shsie that
s~ranigrefs his orders, which are as Punetu-
ally obeyed as an officer who commands
a sarrlicn. Preiumiug this will De Pleai-
ing intelligence, haten to communicate
IT."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05
NORFOLK, September 20.

Arrived the fchooner Virginia, captain
Eorfyth,1 IS days from Bar1holemew's.
Left there the brig Tom and Sam, of and
bound TO Philadelphia. Sept. II, a little
40 the ionthward of the Capes fpoke the
Britih brig lfca, from Liverpool bound
Z Norfolk.
Arrived IN Hampton Roads, bound to
City Point, the hip Ottavia, captain
Keowu, s. days from London. Sailed
in company with the fhip Charles Carter,
Tompklns, Suffolk, Moore, both for this
port. Sept. Is, off Nantucket, fpoke the
brig Vigilant, z3 days from Falmouth,
bound to Baltimore.
Arrived in Hampton Roads the Aip
Jeferion, captain Groae, s. days from
Bourdeauy, bound to Baltimore.
Lc7 at R~oa,asaax the a6b july, The 6L-
ku0iag Aneyseans:
Ships BuonsParte, Harris, New. York /;
Hannibal, Folanfbe, Mewburyport Ea
gle, Parfwell, Philadelphia Sally, Arr,
ditto. Cora, Bourne, New~Yprk j; DIFF
patch, Downes, do. Portland, Pollard, do.
Mercury, -, do. Sheffield, Smith. CO.
Echo, Harrifsn, Petersburg; brig H I'D,
Ropes, Salem ; Helen, Carpenter, York,
tVa) Wafhingtcn, Donovan, Philadel.
phia John, Cochran, do. Caroline,
Grant. do. Liberty, Thulaon, do. Friend
hip, Giles, Salem ; Swan, Wells, New.
burypors /; Polly, Darrell, CharleRon
Wexford, Carlton, do. Wilmington, Full
Ter, do. Betfey, Chatfeld, Baltimore
ALLIGATOR, Voax, Bottom !; fchoone1 Fail |
Trader, M'Gregor, Philadelphia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05

Of American veasls left at cropaadr 10Th
June, at Eiiinenr, 18th July, and Of
,hofe which he failed in CO with, and Of
thols fpoksn inthe Baltic, likewiiife anti
cipated-Saw, I3;h, July. off Anholt,
Chip Commerce, of Pottfmouth, n. H.
ftanding op the casegat- Spoke July IS,
off Dangehefs, chip George OF PoTtlnoulh,
N. Fl. from Havre.de Grace, bound to
Sc. Peteriburg.
July 10, Capt. Stone, touched in at
Cowes Eng.-about the a8th, MP Al
tr6fa ofN. York, from New Orleans for
London, arrived at C~owfs.--sailed from
Cowes 4th Augutt IN CO. with brig Tri-
for, Cloutinan for Bottom brig ,
Hardie, for Philadelphia, from BTemep,
with psfiengers ana brig John, Appleton,
for chatle,toh. Sep. 3, en- the Gra'd
Banks, fpoke ichooners Sally and Fame,
from Bottom, filming, had about 500 qain-
tails each: had been On the Bank 7 weeks,
It,h, fpoke ihip Orion, from corunna,
Tor 5Philadelfh'a out ~ days. Sehoonel
He- ding, 10 days from Cape
FlMis~ls log b0lSCn.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05

heard fome additional fats relative to tMs
buinefs which have NOT placed the lobjeet
in a more favorable light than thar in
which ii tcfore appeared. Unlefs the ia
veresu 1eo4k are foon favored with fome
Official account Of this affair, they lhall
hear further from Us.
(GaS. Z. ST.
y TT has been Whifpered that an act is IN
contemplation by the democratic moie'ys
Of our prelenit members Ct Congreis. which
iihalp Sc an Hsaaa1 NIRita1e for what
was lately termed the icditi . act, The
demos msan, however, to vary tito fomc
refpeas. By the old one, the tratl' might
be offered in defence or %extenuation. his
if it be he cafe With the contemplated one,
Will have no effect. They are ienilble
that it will patty no pen, Tor c'o]c any
moatil. The truth, therefore, If a new
ACT is psTed, Will not operate any aDate-
ment. The people, however, who were
told what a terrible thing the Old a s9
wa , are 10 be amufed with q dathing II
lie 70 it. Thus the late act TO au;hasitr
III. borrowing Of large fun OF money tor
certain purpcies was entitled an act TO
paw of the whole national debt" The
prefent one we preiume viii be iomethins
like the following, Ao af ior ipeedily
reaoring harmony to focal intercourfe J"
putting a termination to that charming
theory of " how far error Of opinion may
be carried, provided reaion be left Tree 70
eembai IL"
Far. MIS-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05
ExfraR G ktte, 60m Loaaon, dated

AAg. IL.
have taken pains to afcertain what
the price of -four and wheat will be, and
I do not think you hould ihip fuperfne
flour to COT more than COS. iterling per
barrel, delivered here.
The feafon promiles very fine lately,
which will make the crop much better than
was expected"
ExtraR Of a letter from a BookFAtr in
Dublin, to bis e~orrspon9sut in New
Yoyk dated Tuy IS.
"Since the Union a copy right bill has
. Ged, which prevents the Irllh totally
from printing any Englih printed book
from The commencement Of the year 1901;
and there is alfo a heavy penalty on any
perfon that will fell n Englih printed
book without having aprevious agreement,
in writing before two ~witne0es, with the
Englih bookfeller, which prevents them
from putting London imprints to their
books, ana telling them as Engli(h copies"
We underfand that the reafon why the
AURORA has become 70 vapid and fpiritlefs
is not that the editor is IN bodily or men
tai fear that his letter to Calender would
be pabliihed in cafe he hould become fau-
cy, but that he is engaged in contracting
a eorsNay, which is TO prove that the ie-
cretary OF the t%reafury has made a vae
/, the United States by telling the
bark tock for a hundred and fifty or two
hundred rhoufand dollars leis than it would
laye brought in the market. We have I
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05

A.riyed at Charl fon the hip Sutanua,
Adams, 90 days from Liserpool-on the
nth September, in the Gulph Stream, the
Sufannah encountered a tremendous form
Of thunder and tightening. Between ard
10 o'clock at night, the tightening aruck
the foremaft Of the hip, ard defending,
paGed along the deck, doing much damage
in lis progreis, and carrying away the
fore top matt !; the crew were all Runned
with the ihcck ibus no one injured. A
fecond Aafh itruck Ter mizen- naf, knock
ed down the men at she helm, and paii-d
off without farther damage.
Aryipal's ibis morning.
Ship Mary, Bunker, s. days from
Liverpool. Left there On the 9th Aug.
in company with hip Warrington of
Bolton , Venus, and Betfey, CT Baltimore.
Auguit is, lat 50 20, long. IA, 10, ipoke
brig Bellona, Delano, New Bedford,
"a days from MY. for Hamburger. Sept.
6, lar. IL, long. 40. (ptke an Eng. hif'
Z days fr. Norfolk, bound to Greenock.
Sept. II. lat. As, 70, off Halifax, fpcke
fchoonef Jehn OF Bolton, 50 days from
Bordeaux, who informed us, that tie
Deg Algiers bod declared War agaixa
Great Britain, France and Spain. Seps.
l9. lat. 43 40, long. 81, poke a Da-
NTH nip iron Bordeaux, Tor Virginia,
weeks out. Sept. 2q, lat. go, &,
long. 6S, 50, fpoke the Engl:h brig
Mary, 20 days from Turks Hand,
bound to ST. Johns N. Brunfwick. Sept.
23, TAT. 40, S., eff Montoek Point
jpoke brig Independence, FIubbell, II
days from n. Providence, for New Lon.
don.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05
FROM TIE wasp.
BARMFR LINCOLN IN FURIOUS
y FRET.

- &.tr~- 49,
TIE FARMER spGAKBTH:
UPON my word, do d%eclase,
The deuce IS IN or nation;
In vain | rant, and curfe, and fwear,
And bawl for moderation.
CHORUS.
For moderatioa all d. kao7v
Lam a pankng IAoqv:
Ia m~oderuiion I zvN bsAd,
Il, lang as l can 6eHgey.
Wh,nto alright the fed'fal crew
Il threat determination,
And With loud bawl;hgstry 10 hew
My zeal for moderation,
The aubborn rafcals little heed
My molly defamation
But laugh. and fay Lincola's indeed
Red-hot for molerai ton.
Whenever | aammer out lie,
Somewhat like boys at fchool, hrs,
Fhey fraighy fet W a boot and cry
Fierce Lewis turn'd fool, Cir,
And when my matter to obey,
Bout priehs | make a racket,
The dirty fcoundrels dare i, FAY,
He needs The bedIam jacket.
And then, to crown this vile abuie,
Some fsucy wags have faid, fir,
That Prefident's bull dog let looie,
%1srunning raving mad, fir.
Sha'ntI l, who hold the people dear,
Who hate p:evarication,
Who get fome hundred pounds a year,
Roar out for moderation.
In honor's temple I've a feat,
But fcarce have touch'd dollar !;
And will feds try me thence t beat
By Jove It ltirs my choler.
Thefe feds are worfe than Nick Of hell,
I'm bold enough to FAY, fir;
He'dslet me I'll my pockets well,
They'd drive me poor away, fl.
My falary to me is dear,
[ love it to a penny
Foy pay Ill rant, and bawl, and fwear,
And he who wont's a ninny.
To Warrington I araighi will 60,
And then / do allure ye,
When / come back I'll lay feds low,
And make them feel my fury.
And now beware, each Fed'ral lad,
Nor vent on me your fpi,e, fir,
If Farmer Lincoln has grown mad,
Take care he doth not bite GF.
CHORUS.
For modfvati0n I'll kaoqv
am Pankms ENodv;
10 ~moasrah9a I asW bold,
IS Aagas I ean 5>M1u.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05

Arrived the brig S. W. captain Eitz-
hugh from Leghofn.
The hip Alny, captain Snow, 50 days
from Liverpool, bound TO Baltimore, an.
chored in the Roads yeaerday.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05
aleranorla aDOerfl8as.
Tuesday, OCTOBER s..

Arrived, the brig Neptune capt. Coie
man, 40 days from Llibon. Lett mere
teyerai American vedels, names not feco'-
letled. Sept. 10, fpoke the brig Marian
dun. IIttb faip America, OF New YORK
from Hull, OUT As days, bound 70 New
York. i3'h, brig Ann Maria, OF New
York, from Liibon, Gu As days bouaa 70
New York, fhort Of proyltions, tuPPlied
her with fome.
Capt. Coleman paaed a number OF vel
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05
K Der GRAY
french Language.

THE Subscriber, agreeable to his promiic
i in a former Advertisement, has opened his
ACADEMY for the inftruttion Of young Ladies
and Gent cmen in the French Language, in
the houfr lately occupied by Mr.. Adams, in St.
Alaph Street, between King and Prince Streets.
Hours of attendance for young ladies, from 9
O'Clock until II in the morning fer young gen.
tlemen, from I until 9 in the evening. To
young ladies or gentlemen who cannot make i,
convenient TO attend lchool. attendance will be
given at their hcu1es
MARIN DErA2GEY
Oacher &. d3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05

Yeacsdsy mcrnins The French fhips OF
war La RVnsine, La V9ionsaire, and La
Salamandre, failed from this port it is faid,
for BIea. The La Conialante remains
here, ana viii fail in a day or two for
Gaadaloupe.
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Houiehold Furniture,
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By virtue ofn Deed 97ryG from
Samnsl Cooper 10 The Suhit,iber, J5rMt
barpvf Of paving a dsbt due fyom he
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PIECE OF GROUND.
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III town of Alexandria, on The north Gde
Of King Arrest, and to The wefward of
Patrick freet, fronting on King Areet ID
feet, and running back 100 feet TO the
Alley.
THOMAS SWAMI.
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O. Printing IN aN ITS ia,
Gritty, executed at this oEce
NTH neatnsE and Ay9atch.
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publtf Sale.

vii be alasd,t to THE falts- ar Hendae To
mors0zu, The jollesuing arsitla:
s Bis. Brown Sugar for the benefit Of
the concerned,
Trunk Of Book and Jasonet Maj.
Inns,
do. Of Chintz and Muffin Shauls,
White and coloured James, Bed. Covers,
sc. &c.
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frame,, among qpbieb are,
Evening and Wood Scenes,
Romantic Views il, Ireland,
En2iia Views.
g Views of the battle between the En-
glib and Spaailh aeets oE Cape ST.. Yin
cents, -. g.: ,,n?'
Likenefs Of Columbus, - -
,Wahing.on and Adams, tfn.alll ~. ~
Earl ofEaex and Queen elizabeth, >.
The CorGcan Poali, &c. &c. -
P. G. MARSTELLER,
AuguR IS. Vendbe- Matter.
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fox THE ALEXANDRIA, G0NiRRsE:ilyiilil;Rs
ON SEDUCTION.

) 60, ON SEDGjCIiON. t'.'5'-'..
May Heavens ayepgipg arm TIE ttetch ,Par.'
His nam: wsk.infamy gohand II haad, ~
Who from the path Of lovely iniiotentc' '.s:
The virgin drew, and gave her up to ihaate! s..s~
Q may dilgrace, and fcorn, and black dcfpair. ;
Quilts connant iateltes) DIN ha1nt him down"
The uoubIops patti Of life. in dire fuereiion, -
Hurrying fwifs along" as in the fsa,
f." Eaxe urges wave E"---And you, ye virtu--
oas Fair; ~" 20
When leng,h'ping eve, and twiiights cooling
breeze - 'H~.'f
Attractive lur. tn. little friendly circles, =:
When mirth and playful Innocence GO round =
The door be ihutto him! No gtadhing voice ="
Announce his name with welcome !Lttoot him.
hence, -
To where " the JEFF oblcure the lewd reply" /,
Belt fui, his groveling foul There let him toat
His mighty f-ats to the applauiing rabbic, :.
And prompt the loud hueza!--But OH ~
eeiye
The wretched Fair to your forgiving arms!
And pity her, as yc are mortals too:
Expel her not, for late with you he blooma. :,
The faireft flower in virtues bright parterre.
RAMON