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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-26
WanieI TO pxrcJaf,

1900 or 1000 Chelnut Rails, for
which Cam and generous Price viii be
given. Apply as above.
Ott. z6. co
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N y / l T. +.

dtbAcatim 4uiN be made to THE next
court 10 frrgb,,s The Road tewfseu
A2exand,:7, and Gss,se 7ssun Ferry.
Oaober s.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-26

knscs, MsEs. Diem and Burling; paf-
ted company Aug. IA. Aug. II, lat. OF
ST. Helena, fpoke the Good Friends a.
gain.
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aIeranorla GcpertiSer.
TUESDAY,, OCTOBER 2o.

- ESOAl } w iODHN w.
FROM THE NATIONAL INTRLLlCENCER'
We learn that the French national tchr.
Entan. rroGique, from Guadalupe, which
The left on the 10th of September, has put
into New York for the purpo!e ct deliver
ing difpatches to the addreis OF Mr.. Pichon
ana that Che proceeds Immediately 10
France.
The Colonial Preea, Mr.. Lcfca!ller,
had by an arrete, opened the Colony to
foreign veiIcis. The information reteiv.
| ed by Mr.. Pichon aa,e, the Colony 10 be
in want of proviGons, and ESPECIALLY fale
beef and pork.
General LacroGie had been inNai'cd in
| the government by Genera! R'chpAntc,
but only temporarily, TO afert the power
| Of government. fle was 70 give up the
| government in a lhors rime 70 Genera.
| Kichpanfe, and to proceed TO aoo'hrr del
.instion aligned him in The Colonies; N;
in conlequencc Of The death CT Genera
| Richpsnie, General Lscruli. retains the
! government.
psrmihion had been given to Fco?!; Of
| color TO return to Gualalourc.
Trz3Gatiou Of latter 4v,j"en By rear 0a-
myai LaergGS, ea9t@i~ genera! # C"u-
dnloabe, 10 MIR. Pith7n.
| BgNS.rrre, The 4tb Fen1tmiarr. II'3ysAr
(16fh Sept. 1907
have the homer 10 inform you, Gil
zen cox,niiIary, that by deciIion jat AK.
en- by citizen Lefca!licr, counieiior o! iiate
colonial Prefe;t at Gualalorpc, all the
ports Of this colony fhall in future be open
as formerly, TO the American veAes end
the exploration OF colonial pEoaace per-
mi,tei on paying duties.
LACROSSE.
TarRGi1Y.
In the name effhe Frrtb RctajH:.
r. Lacrone, Captain General of Qua
daloupe and its dependencies.
Being willing to inlure ard mairfa'n
tranquility in the colony Of Guada.cupe
orders as follows:
III. No white individual lhaN be ad
mitsea in this colsry "ishyu' a pahj,oIt'
I'd. No rssion OF color or black ihali
be admitted in Guadaloure nrlsis they are
provided with a paGport from The com.
handing officer Of the colony where they
reiide, and they will not be permitted to
land until they are permitted 10 do 70.
sd, No perlon whatevc' can leave 1t"
colony without paGport from the com-
military of Government.
4,h. Every Captain arriving in one OF
the ports of the colony ihAIi declare the
number Of men competing his crew, their
names and colour the nqms'es IT I'aiien-
gers, their names ard corIorr. When
they depart they haH prefrt all the men
competing their crew, rs we'll as ioch oil
the raGengers, who ihouIi not have been
permitted 10 land or remain in the colony.
s, All foreign vehels on board ct which
negroes or mIlattoes ihould nave been IN
PRODUCED without pafposts, mall be ie'z-
ed and con6(cated it III: captain does
not, when he arrives, declare that iuch
paienee:s are on board.
6. There fhall be no intercorrfe be-
tween veGel arriving and the land emil
the health officer has made his Witt a
grceably to the eRabliihed rules and re.
eulations, and until the declarations has
been made by the captain.
lSignedl
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13

III. couatrY ongAt TO b3fiell il con
tempt an :idicule, and thof- who
believe il are fools,-then IeGerfon may
b. jutif>i in bringing Paine here to
aid him and Elihu Palmer in facili;a
ting the work bat if we continue to
think the chrllIian religion ought to be
the rule Of our faith, and lis precepts
the general line Of our condud, ] fer
fon 1ands convi9ed of iuffcEy, and
ought TO take his rank, according TO
hi. flvices, with Paine, RoulinSer,
Palmer and others of that tribe.
ChriRilns this isa ferrous fubjea-
we have criiis before rs and parties
'etAking a turn that may ioon prelent
us The fons OF BsLIAL on one fde, and
tie followers ol CHRIsr On the other, as
candidates ioJ public eaice. We are
unacquainied with the progres inhdei-
~ has NJ de, an1 is continuing z TO make,
under til patronage Of PAINE, JfFfER
SON aud PALmeR; and he rage of po-
litical pAiIons is craving our whole
attention 70 an unmeaning dif1ute about
two unm aning worts, FsGtralfN and
RPaJEeanjfq.
ONE or THE PEOPLE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13
= -@~@4-S,~
Ga 2eaaers a,.a ctsrr'eanpcnts.

H<s rCsrrt fbs rcee5lJ or aysy,ieg untia
reAf 70csk X P@EE.a,isa ef a eei4al.e Lrf
Ter fiem q gentleman IN tt:s f:qtq. 10 b'.s
JTieaa ~ herfhyarmeai@ t>grf5er ,rbb az
a.fsosr. 2-dy,a,s On tts (ly.a y 1eyiaia
remarks " f5s rdaor ef TX 2 Aasls ofRra
jar o. .JJldre D6a4's Charge 10 re Crand
,3a,g, a f6s hsP !a3riag tern Of the Sef,tre
GeSct IN fb.5 PLoes.
re Reform, No. =" il rc.eigrd, and
.yGaR bggs eoniP;raoa5 biaes an9og ne
z4gffsL'a,ie5 for TIE next Gazcfs.
= One Of Tie People," zcH rssltr IN
5srfaat fe'vics p TIE cslrmuniy " eon,a
Aa,cf ef BIS tavor5. Hi5 ProGpHi,a gi0sn
.5s5 day eral Be read 7vi,5 dscp inferyl.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13

hALlfAAi NOFs ~.
Yeterday arrived bis MajeRy's ihip
Chichelter, armed en- Rpte, IN AZ DAYS
from Martinique The Chicheiter was
bound to England. with detachment
OF his Majelty's 85th regiment. But
It IS with much concern, We learn, that
a diltreiling fever broke out on The par
iage, ard that Captain Seven, an the
Leutenants, the Surgeon and his mate,
: mIdlhlpmen, ~ leamen, and % fol
disrs have fallen victims to 1.-THE
matter with 9 men are i'll of the dlord.
er; but apart Of them are on the recov-
ery.-l'h- Chioheher on her arrival,
was under the command of the Matters
mate.-lt is very fortunate for the fur
vlvors that they have been able TO reach
this port as they had fcarcely able
hands enough on board to bring the
ihip TO anchor.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13
Erfraa eta letter from Hsrton, dated Nsv.

ETfraa eta letter fron, H,rton, dated Ngv. I.
Died at this place, on the zSih Of
October laf, William Coaldwen, in
the ioSth year of his age, he was a
native OF England, remembered the
tie Coronation Of Qneen Ann, ierved
IN the B'itiih navy upwards Of nintv
years ago, afterwards became a letiler
IN New. England, and was one Of The
nTtt adventures % the !lle OF Sable for
the relief Of the diltrefcd. CAT away
there was among the tira fettiers here
~ The year '6o, hath Jeff behind him
numerous progeny, upwards Of 100 Of
which, Ito the degree OF great grand chill.
dren retide in this place, he general
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13

A Bridge (the FRA in this ltat. has
been thrown over Connecticut River,
between Montague ADD Greenfield.
The contribution Of this fplendid piece
OF architecture, Is new in this late. Il
is wooden briige, coniliiog of four
built arches Of I2o feet each,
OF two courles or fretehers Of hegn
timber, 20 inches deep and 10 vide,
placed one above the other 70 as to break
joints, and at futable diaances bolEed
together BY large iron bolts each arch
has ten couries Of theie Rretches, all
conne3ed by b'aces of timb-r; The
hretchers are about II feet long, and
picked Of natural ihaPe f1ited tothe II
tended curve. The whole is fDppor'td
by two abutments and three piers, ak
OF itooe, which are about 3S feet long,
IS wide, and SIS high, handfomely facet
and pointed. The length Of the bfl1ge
from the extremity of the abu,msuis :
Gao feet, and 50 wide. the Gdes Of whlch
are fecured by flbRintial ADD el1gao'
railing. The plan Of this bridge 7
conGieTed to be an Improvement upon
the very wonderful bridge built at W,'
tIngton, in Switzerland, by Mr. UTlaN
Gtuhenhamm, Of TDAen, mh1 Az
built the celebrated bridge over ~
Mime ar C~haHbarf.n
This fpirited enterprize, which a,s
cot 900 dollars, viii have AZ eil-s
on the completion Of he An Ni'h-
chufetts Turnpike in witch ,aie tAeI.
will be good road, the greater P"''
one coatioued turnpike, from Shi' 'ow-' o'
and running nearly wefern d,TS'''0r
through his aa,c, anI tie ttats q
Newyork, TO he fall, Of Niagara
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13
BOSTON, DEC. .

BOSTON, DEC. &
French Wef I7dies.-The io,;Ec..
from thefe iflands continue very d;g,.s "a
ng. An arrival at PhiladeloHia s sr
Port Republican, in St Dam;nooi
bfings accounts to the I'd November 50 ~
At that time the French it was md.
Rood, were about 10 evacuate ST. NJ
GjDalves. and Leogane /; and thar i
blacks were in pnieaion of L'Arch,r.'
The fame accounts mention, ths, 4. -
Freuch e&erciie the greatet imaei,,u
crneities on the blacks which I'm M,
their hands AT St. Mares n, "e
them were paradei. aud ordered "a I.
dlfdrmed and ,becaule they rsfled ,ba
mealnrc they were mafAc ed. Tie d4,t
bodies Of the negroes were fcer r. Aim
on The water by American wells con.
ing out Of tn: bite Of Lcoeane |,
was fail, that eve'y week a VEIL
took 100 70 $50 negroes on board ],
Port Republican, carried them 70 h,
ltRed them in the hold with brimGo,.
and thea threw The boiies overheard .
and that brig frequently took bIsck'
on board at the Cape, went to fea, ant
in few days returned empty.
No reinfo eements had arrived ms,
Domingo, at tie laIf dates. The Frsn,b
alone are not the r1inil-rs of crushv
and carnage "a barge on its paGap.
from 81. Marks to Port Republic. fSN
OF women anG children, was met bv !
boat armed with eighteen negroes, and
every one mai{Icred. The murderer,
wsre lhorrly after overtaken BY rrenck
Frigate ;-immediste vengeance was
cyercItei on 10, and the other two
we're torn in pieces By the iniuriatet
whites at Pert Republic. DeT.iaes
and C6ri&ophe, it is faid, have derensd
from the French, and joined their col.
Our
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13

The navigation Of the NiAHtJcx C5u.!
befng now open from the Merrimackt
M-dford, il the courfc of the lalt three
weeks about 1890 tons Of flip. timber,
chiefly for the uCa Of the navy Of h:
United States, together with boards,
p'anks, ihineleS, hoop, Caves. &c. have
arrived from the inferior of the hae Of
N-whamPthire. Thus 4 fafe and mof
important com municaton by water IS
etected between the capital of Maga.
ohntetts and fertile, productive and
lncTeahng State. The whole exten, of
the cana! is cow about a miles, inclod.
Ing locks. The waters of Concord
river being the fource Of the canal. thew
divide IN Billerics, and one branch
running northwar on The fame level
Tx miles. tails into tie Mtrrirnack by
three locks built of hewn none. The
other branth, running fouthward, is, BY
twelve locks, built Of wood, brought ID
Medtord, a diRsnce of eighteen miles.
This extcniive work, while il reAea;
great honor 20 The undert1kers. Is a
Rrong attraation Of the talents, iuds-
ment and accuracy Of Col. BALDWIN.
the Superintendent Of the enterprize.-
On Friday lat, the canal packet.
(" George Wggiggt5a," defended the
canal to the baion on tile north II rof
Medford river, formed for the reception
Of timber, boats, &c. She is beauti-
ful vellel is 70 feet long, 50 tons bur.
then, elegantly accommodates for paf-
iengers, and by far the fafea convey
ance of The mott valuable property
The packet being moored, a number Of
gentlemen from. Mcdford, Woburn and
other towns, met on board, and diuea,
by The previous invitation of the Su.
Perintendaat. After which numbtr
or appropriate toafs were drank.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13

a RUSTIC OBSERVER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-03

Cath given for rag IS.
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The fubfcribers authorized by

! 't[1 J :
the Will Of the late George Garrett, OF
Stafford County, will felis, Public Aucti-.
Oh the fri Monday Of December next, Ia
the town OF Leeibufg, his
4 AACI OF LAND,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-03
Al v Err IT'S EN- EN- Z.
MY Son HENRY MOORE & my
u Gelf had agreed, before he leEs tbs,

MY Son HENRY MOORE & my
M felf had agreed, before he left this,
thar | hould keep up TIE Brokers' DusI-
NESS ne had been engaged in, during his
feildencc IN Kentucky, and BE particularly
stfeniyeto LAID TRANSACTIONS, which
night produce me fome psohs here, and
Sc Of laryice to him there. As he has
made iestlemenf in thar country, take
this method Of informing the public, that
! will undertake to buy and fell LANDS,
and negotiate in any other way fer thea',
ard that | will ALTO attend 10 any otller
hufineis commonly done in the Line Of q
Becker.
/ am empowered to FELL fevcral valpa-
DE Lots IN different parts Of the Town Of
Alexandria ionle we'll G,uated for buff
nels one adjoining the Bank, Il feet
front on the north fde Of Cameron freet,
and I23 feet FIVE inches deep. This Lot
will either be fold for Cath or exchanged
for Lands adjoining tie town.
CLEON MOORE.
Nav IL eo.f
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Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS

From Philadelqhis)
In Prize -Strrrf, betqvesx Fa:yfgr o.
Watsr Streets, nevf tar 10 DR.. DIR: e"4
n he b2g/e 1stsJy occupied BY Grow
Wright:
Respectfully informs the citizen, e
Alexandra shas the intends reiiliaq b..a
or a few months, ard will &c hs0pv i
fexecuting any orders in he above brra,ch
es Of boiineS. She rsgilds and varn;G.
old frames 70 as 10 make them appear H.
ne~-snd liksw'ic varaiihes them with
particular kind of varai!h that vii! bs,,
wathing.
s5e has on bsua,
4 large ana elegant aAortment Of
Prints, Looking Glalies, &
GIRANDOLES.
Of every delcription, which will be fold
on the lowelt terms for cath.
Ortcrs from difance will be nnnan
ally attended.
Noy. IL. .,
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ut Recelyeo,
4a.Jor (ais dylbe 5uhJenJer, st i Gsre
eornfr Il Price aa4 Ogioa l4rfsts,
IS Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 de- 4:h proof Brandy,
do. New Engiand Rum,
DO holland Gin,
s Quarter caiks Catalonia red Wine,
8 Kegs Annieed Cordial,
IL Boxes cipe Candies,
Sugar IL hhds. ard barrels,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Byionikin and Souchong Tea,
]amaica Rum and Malaga Wine,
RaiGns IN KEGS an boxes,
leiP-r's Snuff in half barrels and kegs,
Men coaric and fine Shoes,
Womens Morocco and fancy kid do.
AND cigh. BAies of INDIA GOODS, con-
nltlng Of N4amoodies, Emertics, CuzzInohs, Mo-
hana,, Gpngies, Checks aud Calc9es, AID a few
pieces China and iunge iiankercheifs, and IA.
veas Duck. A large quantity Of RED SEAL
LEATHER. aud 4 few barrels Tanners bee
brown Oil.
BENZ. SIREYE, Jun.
0&. II. 60
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N O T / C E.

TIE SUBSCRIBER intending
fhortly to embark for Europe, hereby gives
Notice, that he has appointed Anthony
Creale and John M'Ivef hi, Artornies,
and that they are duly authorized 70 lTant-
ate his bulinets in his abience.
RICHARD VEITCH.
Nov. II. law
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Notsce as here6y gIUeM,

Nct5ce IS Hereby g5ven,
Tbatat 3 o'clsekm TIE ot1eynooa, an Ma-
day tie 6fb day sf DTfem6rr neat, ct
tbt Cur ion/e of The to7tu # 4ALraR-
dyia, 1greeadyt to uotjft9tion Of tie ST.
psyvysr otffbs Dgfria cfIySia'9 qV@
be 9J3yed yfn P<blie Saz',
SO MUCH OF TIE
Lands, Lots, and Houfes,
In the town Of Alexan6ria for which
no tax has been received as will fatSiy
the direct tax of the United Safes aief-
fed and due thereon with COTS, upleis dii-
charged previous to fad time, for which
purpoie apply to Mr.. Lewis summers or
CHARLES PAGE.
Nov. u. Iaw3t
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JOSIAH FAXON, 6 Co.
Ksy rlpsa19lJ igf0rm tbeir ti-i;eud,anI
eyqomers that t5y haze received tyvs
B.jS7n and Ne70. lark, their fall eD5n-
ment
LADIES u GEn7LzHuNs'
Fashionable Shoes, e Slippers.
Mcas large.ooarie Shoes, Boys, Mines
and ChiIdtens Shoes, OF almof every de-
icription.
T5:y bavs ayo tie tt5zIo7ving go,ds az Ian,
Pipes FRI proof Geneva,
SO Barrels New-England Kun,
so Do. Mackerel,
10 Do. Salmon,
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
% Do. Dipr do.
8 CaiIs Cl4re5 Niae,
20 Barrels Bolton Beet,
90 Kegs James &iver manufactured Tobacco,
Box gentlemen's fine hats,
Hhd. Aum,
1 Box half pint Tumblers,
7 NJ feet n. England Boards,
100 Buihels James River Coal, laitab!; La
Smiths work,
Coarle aud fine Salt,
Neya-Scotia Grindfone',
A few barrels Of apples,
Rh5de IA4nd Inns, &c. &c.
Nov. 26. en4m
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K | d S L | z 2 < 4 S,
Ladies and Mites black Morocco, and
and general Aaortsaent Of Mites ard
ctIidgca's leather ard Morocco Shoes,
P.mps and Slippers, whlch he oHefs for
Sale, at bis Store near The cornerof K:ag
& Royal areefs, adjoining Peter Sheron's
Store AID Directly oppoGSe the Essis
Tavern.
Ago, far C45@ ar 5qrter FIR E23r, At laid
St@c,
50 barrels Nc. /, Cargo Beef, Of fu-
perior quality, Bottom pacled,
90 hall bbls. excellent lneis do. for IA
mily ule, do.
20 bbls. bef Bay Mackerel,
&C boxes han3iome mould Candies, and
number Of very neat Trunks, on
Reasonable terms.
Nov, 2q. eo3t
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B E Z T.
Lands IN Kentucky.

Io.ds }od BY Public Sale at The
1'ortiae Cq6fre- Rcom, Nezc Yak, 81 xbt
I'd day Of Deeem6er ae.yf, at II s'cloek,
noQu.
Eleven thoufand acres ofland
in one or more lots; laying in the coun-
II Of Fayslte, aase Of Kentucky about
50 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
70 mics fouth eait oi The Ohio River and
adjacent 10 the public road between The
two Mama Rivers and fegeral riing
fetdemenss. The foil generally good,
well watered ana lialoeg oIyasious deicrip.
tlons.
Thele lands within Is niles of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both navi
gable two 70 thee handred miles shove the
extremity OF the lands.
.4ha,
To be fold at tie fame time and Place.
as the above, Qn2tber I'RdCT GLAND
OF nine thoeland acres, IN one or more lots,
in the county Of Fayesre, fate Of Ken
lucky, nearly the Zane diaance from Lex
ingtoo, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, dif-
tant from the latter only few miles.
The fell is in general good, well wa
tered ana timber OF different kinds, and
as the former tTact, II the nei8hborhocd
OF che fet.lei parts Of Kentucky, and op-
petite Jetley fertlemaat. The grants
By Edmund Randolph, Efq. in 1857 and
I7SS, and the tile deeds are clear and IN
difPHabie.
AS thsie laods are 10 Sc ditpofea Of for
behalf Of creditors, they viii be poftively
fold 10 the high@f bidder, for appoyed
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler 81 Mr.. James MaRerfon
of Lexington; Mi. George Brook, Clerk
Of Wooatord county; or major John Lee
mar Frankfort will point cur the lands.
Fof further information and an accurate
plan of the lands, apply 10 John & Charles
Wilkes Esgrs. OF Lewis Simond Biq. New
Yor<, sr to MIR. Brown, Dumfries, Vir-
ginia.
October 4. 60
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the tolsa oi i4tSiDpi53 iils
L kACI OF LAND,
Lying on both iides Of Gcole Geek, in
this County, and running from ,henceto
Tie lad town; containing about i've
shoafand acIrs, mott Of W.slch has been
laid off in lots, aid iince leaaed ior lives
or a term of years; from the peculiarly
eIigible iituation OF this land, and rs
great hsnefs fer tbs improving Fate Of
agriculture that is taking place in fhas
neighborhood, it is hoped thai &c val be
an Object worth The attention OF ikoie
who with TO veit their money in landed
property one third Of the Purchsle money
viii be required on The day CT lale, the
feinaining Two Thirds 10 be PAID by two.
anpoal initallmenrs; tx per cents Of The
Stock Of the U.,Ssa!es viii be taken in
aYment for enc half Of the two delayed
indictments. at its current value, in the
principal commercial towns, OF bonds
With good perlonal lecurity and mortgages
will Be required to fecure the payments.
Mr.. John Matthias, living in Leeibusg,
and iuryeyor of this County, has plat
OF the land and will [urvey or fhow any
oaTr Of il 20 thote who win il, they pay
ing his expences for 70 doing.
l.ANDON CARTER, Janr.
THOMAS l.. LEE.
Loudoun County, Augo& 70. 60
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Potomac Brewery.

ELLINGTON e CRUISE,
H4vs eonme2esd Breqvixg, and kevs
n07p rea..y J9r Sax,
Table Beer, Il dols. per barrel,
Draught Beer do. DO.
And in few days will have fne pale
Ale for private families, sc dollars per
barrel, and a aeady 5sPPly through lie
feafon.
Yesa every day.
! y. B. Giains tor cale on Tusfaays and
Fridays.
We want TO purchale good
D z A Y Il @ x S E.
NOV. rs. corn
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-03
CONSISTING OF

Super6ac, re6nes AID all qualities and
colours s qrs. & 7 qis. Cloths, PLANES,
Caiimeres, Kerfeys, Ccarings, Friezes,
KendaL Cestca-, Half li'hieks, white Ser
gss, potted Swanfkins, Welih Plains
SwanEiowns, Toilanets, Role Blankets,
triped Bianke ing, Beagikips Fearnanghf,
Woolea, y ori}sd, Cotton& & elk Hafery !;
fcalles Cloaks Calicoes, Mullins & Meflin
FIandkerehiefs fancy tCords, Faifians,.
Jeans, Dimities, Bed Ticking, Dprsnts,
Calimancees, Wildbores, Bombazetts,
Bombazeens, Cambiers, Laces y Edgings !;
Silk Eiand&efchiefs, fafhjoaablc Staw &
Chip Hats, Chaps, white and coloared
Threads, &c, sc.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26

Of lfe, will there not &c hrong allrsemenf
offered 70 indo emf and WORTHLESS Peions tor
becoming menbers of iuch iocirty! Could
difficulty of this kind be propelled even with
far greater reafon than is now practicable,
uuH Gill believe il TO partake very largely OF
fe hlhnels. But the method of treaimsnt which
we have been led to contemplate will exclude
if puriued with 7igor, every danger OF the m
convenience apprehended by iome minds OF
rimid and narrow eorhruetron. Since regular
INQUIRY comes within our plan, there will here
&c few charms to a,traa perfons Of fluggh dli
petitions and habits, 10 when the greateR mn
cry is labor. As for thofs who are willing 10
be employed, yer know no; how to apply their
powers in a profitable way, they are among
the proper objects Of public encouragement
and direction. With refpea to fnch as have
abandoned themfelves TO wickednels, they can
have little prejudice in favor OF fituauon,
where rtue and religion are cultivated win
every care If their vices have brought Ihem
toto Gate of want and miiery, their ex'gen
ces indeed will demand relief. But it thouid
be known that no other refources remain, be
fore they are received into community, where
morals may be injured by their corrupt exam
pies
AT prefent fhal fufpend the confederation
of this fnbjed, in favor of others, when have
large CLAIMS upon the attentions of men. 1t IS
NOT tor ne TO be anxious about the faccefs d
my obfervations. The ooniciouneis OF having
difcharged a. duty iufhcienrly rewards eye'y
labor and hazard. The method of conmuti
cation which | occaGonally purdue, as leilurS
and opportunity are Afforded, if it do not fen
fibly alxr the face Of fociety. may at leaf throw
few uftfal thoughts in fome minds. not Who'll
ly avene TO reflection and from the hghelt
authoritative learn that benefit conferred upon
the fmalelf portion of Intellectual moral ipirit,
ihall not lole its reward. PROSPECTUS.