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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02
PHILADELPHIA, September 80.

PHILADELPHIA, September 80.
Arrived, hhips Ooon, Arnold, Coran-
ma; Maria Etizsbtth, Ilrtchlrfon, Ham
bro /; Stafford, Kennedy, Lilbon; o9iss
Rcletsa, Codes, Antwerp,
14rrIvsd at the LaSaretf0.
Schooner Meaenger, Burrows, Port
Republicans.
III The River coming up.
Ships Hindoaan, Findley, from Hs-
vre; Prudence, Arundel, Liverpool !;
Franklin, Jamcfon. Go. Martha, Morie,
New York John Bulkeley Wilton, Rot
terdam.
1t the Point laf evening.
Brig Maria, Hardie, Bremen Capt
Kennedy Of the nip Stafford, left al Lii
bon the following veaels. July 18th fhips
Amphion, Rich, Of and for Bottom ;
-, Dram, do. Myers,
New York Four Friends, White, OF
and from Philadelphia; Role, Jones, do
Amercs, Craig, do. Briggs Mary,
Wakefield, Norfolk to fail in days
Nonpsr IL, Hancock, do. jna arrived,
Eliza, , New York ichooner
John, Edwards, Norfolk, juft arrived,
And feyeral American ve6els juft arrived
names unknown
Ship Minerva, Page, of Bottom !; brig
-, Cook, of Salem; and ichr Joan
ma, Hammond, of Bottom, failed from Lii
bon for RuGia, few days before the Stat
ford.
schr. William, Olmfed, of and tor
Hartford, failed the 18th July from Lii
bon. 90
Capt. Kennedy fpoke the following
veHels on his pahage:
Sept. II, Mat. IS, n. long. o. 20,
w. the lhip Suffolk, Moore, OF and for
Richmond, AZ days from London.
By capt. Moore, captain X. was Po-
iitely fupplied with as much falt proyi,
iions and fundrv other flores as ne could
conveniently fpare, being fhort hlmielf'
Sept. lS, in lat. 81, ST, \. long. o
w. fpoke the brig Two Friends, Wei.' OF
49, for Baltimore. ~ days from London.
Captain w, was ihort Of Provihon''
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Az 1Ana@'AS@h CA'S J01'} Naff11'o
failed from Falmouth for Charleiton o.
the 10Th Augua. The hip Fabius, Far
rel, for Alexandra, failed about th'
fame time.
A,vivsd fuee arr laG.
Ship Fanny, Blaine, in 40 days from
Greenock. The lhip Howard was to have
failed from Greenock on the fame day
with the Fanny, for this port. Lett
there, for New YORK, the brig Brandy
wine, Miller, capt. DunIevy, to fail on
the I'D Augult; Bri5llh Mip Jenny, An
derfon, TO fail on the I'D do. hip Favor
tie, Boag, to fail 18th 10. and the brig
Recovery, Campbell, to fail on The lit
September. On the s4th Aug. fpoke in
lat. 81 40, long. IS, the Neptune,
Hunter, from Ayr, bound for Quebec. =
Sspr. 4, in lar. IS AZ, long ~ 90,
fpoke ,he (hip Cheefe nan, from Amtter-
dam, cut 81 days, bound tor New York.
Sept. 7, f k h.p TreIawney, Hopkins.
from Liverpool, ous % days, bound for
New York. Sept. 10, fpoke her again,
with both her topmaas gone, and had loft
one man, Sept. IS, in lat. s. S., fp ke
ihip from Hamburg, out 81 days.
bound for Philadelphia. SEPT. II, eff
Nantucket Shvals, fpoke fchoone. Har-
RET, Wright. frcm Boaon.
Brig DslgAS, Johnfon, 50 days from
AmHerdam, failed in company brig Eli
"a, Ingley, bound to this PORT, and brig
Arnold, do. bound to this fort. Lett
there, briggs , Tiffany, & capt.
Andrews, both Ct and for this port.
Aug. II, lat. s., 81, long. II, 10,
fpoke flip LiverI ool Packet, Wait, out
from this port. Sept. IL fpoke barque
Pa!las, from this port, out days. Sept.
II, in lat. AZ, long. 81, 50, floke The
Lethilco, Adams, from L,ibon, out IS
days bound 60 Bolton.
Snow Albion, Akinfon, 10 weeks
from Liverpool. Sep, u, fpeke fhip
Commerce, s. days from Amaerdam,
for Baltimore, lar. 40. long 60.
Brig Virginia, Daubany, So days
from fdavre. Aug. IS, ip,ke lhip Biz
minghan, M'Carty, from London TO
Baltimore, out 10 days, long. 81. aSh
poke Fren h ichooner from St. Denim
60 for Bordeaux, 80 days out. z9'h,
poke brig Hoe, rs days from Bordeaux
ts Baltimore, long. IS. goth, ipoke
hip Charlotte, OF London, from Quebec
for Madeira, who had lately fpoke brig
Fls, from Havre for Baltimore the Fly
failed the day before captain D. Sept. -,
hip Cheeienan, Greeaheld,, from Am
serdAn for this port, long. sc.
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Sept. -. fat. 40, 8, N. long. 69, 80,
w. fpoke French hip 3 months from
Duokirk, bound TO Virginia.
Onthe zzd, inlat. 20, n, long. 6S,
90, w. parted company with the Suaolk.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02

1pplieaion to HIM, at Mrs Griflths Boarding
ioufe, King street.
Lzf Of letters remaining IN the
PoP-0Hce, alexandria, Oao-
be1- /, 1902.
Walter S. Alexander, Thomas Alvin, Mrs.
Aufoias, Mr.. Aufbcgry.
Robert Boggefs 2, Joleph Bagin, Samuel n.
Bcal. Samuel M Brown, George Boiling, Mr..
Braddock, Mr.. B. Brown, Mary Brown.
John Clifton Z, Samuel H. Card, Mary Arm
Cru,aeI, Edward Carter, Samhe Ccllard, Sa.
ah Clemeuts 4, Inn lCayfey, JofFh lupper,
+ hn Carton, Citoyen Cheruls, John CATER,
James Clark, George Chapman, Joteph Cooper,
Patrick Collins.
Jollua Dowing, Edward Dower
Z.
Thomazn Elzsy D, William Emmons, Tho
mas Egnew.
7; hn Fowler, Elizabeth Fontain, Capt. Henry
Fairfax, I'm Fleetwood Mar.h, Daniel Fittotl,
Iac4b Fortney Z, Henry FenwIck. Eidrcd ri:lcf,
Ihrilfophcr francis, MRS Francis.
Obediah Garnet, William Groves
n.
Jacob Harry, Mathew Human, james s. III
ginbo,hlm, Robert Harris, William He@ett, Sa-
muel Howard Suian Harris, Francis tianci tly,
Elizabeth Hodgkins, Ann dope.
Capt. Lewis JavclI, Jonas Jchnfon, James
Johnion.
George KeGock, 4, Zachariah Kirby, Arch.
K. Kearney, PhiipsKeaty, William Fitzpatrick,
Fielding Lewis, z, James D. Lawry, Boitha :
Laws James Laird, Meflrs Love and Reid.
William Iightfoot, Stephen Lewis, Charles ].
Love, George C, Lamkin, 6, capt. VIM. ane,
iun William Lewis, Nancy Lewis, Daniel Lewis,
Philip Lee
Charles M. Martin, 3, Eenor Mitchell, =,
Larkey Maxfield, Abraham Mathews, Mr. Men
rcy, I'm MaiIeroy, Thomas Magruder, John
Murry, Amy Moore, james M'Dunoe, Da-
MIL Murray, Thomas Matthew, John Morris,
William Murdoch, william, Miller, Murray,
Mumford and Bowen, John Matthews, Robert
Miller.
Thomas Ncae.
MeGis. Hugh O'Nelle and brothers, Law
ren. Owens, Jaihua b. oigood'
p
Lewis Plumb J., Mifs Patran, Thomas Pro-
vines, Dr.. John Philips, H. Jane prather, Nancy
Potts, William Potter
George Rotch George Ruter, Elizabeth Rid
man, Capt Joieph Ruheil.
Stephen Stephens, Elifa Scott, Adam NJ.
Stewart ,, Thomas Salmon, Thomas Smith, TO-
feph Smith, Townihcni Stith. Thomas Sinclair,
John smith, Bcnager Smith, Weathcrs Smith.
George C. Tew 3 Richard Fhonpfon, Rich
ard Turner, William Topkin, Gerard, 'franmei,
Capt. Hugh II. ruttell, John freely, Captain
David Tucker.
Mrs. Voyart
w.
MefTrs Lemuel Weeks and 5on, and VIM.
Jewett, james Wough, John Wei, Thomas
Wel, Will and Bob, James Walton, capt. John
Vdceler, captain William Walden.
Qaober 4. Iaw3w
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TITLE VII.
IN IrGISLATIYE BODY .

TITLE VII.
- rHe LEGISLATIVE BODY.
!. y Each department. lhall have nun
IL members proportioned to the ex-
Der o i ~ non,lation, ccntorma5le TO the
arrsA'' All ,be members of the legiaa'ive
81 belonging TO the fame deputatlon
!. 70 be nomiaated at once. :,
az :. : The departments of the republic
l.;;,;ded into FIVE ferries, conformable
;, he annexed table.
o." :, The prelent deputies are claaed &C.
.,,,iag 10 thefs five ferries.
'a' They hall be renewed in'the year
ls;cb he ferries including the depart
-, 70 which they are attached, ihall be
srrrei. u ), T..
-, = 10 hall, however, complete their
i've years. -.
| Il. lie OoFciuiiGn' W. $500
arms, and 2rorogues the legislative boz
aY. ,o,r1r U11r
OF THE TRIBUNATE.
- From and after the year I3 the
Trbuoate lhall be reduced TO fifty mem
t..' One half Of the fifty fhall go out
~. .s.rv three years. Until this reduction
r. he .comOls,ed, the members who go Out
nall NOT be replaced. The ,ribunate is
divided into iettions.
IS. The legislative body and the tFlou-
al. are 70 be wholly renewed immediate
" on their difloiution By the ienate.
TITLEIX.
Of JUSTICE AND THE TRIBUNALS.
10. There lhall be grand judge, MI
niGer of juRice.
So. He has adiainguiihed place in the
eua,e aod the council OF fate.
ST.. He prshdes in the Tribunal o.
Csaauon and the Tribunals of Appeal
when the Government judges it pro-
per.
81. He has the right of vigilance and
hperiniendance over the Tribunals and
Iuaices Of Peace.
So. The Tribunal of CaGation, when
he fits as PreGden., has the right Of cen
flre and dilcipline over the Tribunals OF
Appeal and the Criminal Tribunals. he
may, on ferrous complaints, fuipend the
Julgssfrom their functions, and lend them
before Judge to give an account of their
conduit.
S.. The Tribunals of Appeal have
The right of fuperintendance over the Civil
Tribunals within their jurifdiaiou, & the
Civil Tribunals over the Ju&ices of Peace
Of their diaritf.
S.. The ComniAioners Of Government
to the Tribunal of CaGa,ion luperintend
the Commihioners TO toe Tribunal Of APP
ral& the Criminal Tribunals. The Com
mifiOne's to the Tribunals Of Appealiurer
intend the Comnifioners TO the Inferior
Tribunals.
50. The members Of the tribunal Of
legation are appointed by the Senate on
the preientation of the FirR Conlnl. TIL
Firit Conful preients thele candidates for
each vacant place.
TITJE Y
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02
alsranGria GoOartfser.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER z.

eT NE are compelled to omit Jsvsral ar
t;etes inteuded for this Digs paper, to
nuke ro0m for The Neqv Frene6 CogH-
tutioN e0.i'e.
We are informed by captain Chappell,
from Cape Francois, that few days be-
fore the Lydia failed, the negroes in the
mountains had reyolted agalnt tie French
troops teyeral kirmIihes had enfued,
and the latter were driven within four
miles of the city. General Charles B-i-
la,ze, negro general, IN the terylce OF
the French had joined he revoIters.-
The black general who comma did al
Port de PAX had followed his example.
The citizens had evacuated mott OF the
lnall ports, and fed 10 the Cape for fate
ty. In the no saern pats Of the noun
tains, maaacres and burnings were fire.
quent and Chriaophe and Defalines
were marching agairif the rebels with a
comfortable force.
mr.. pap.J
MARKETS AT CAPE FRANCOIS.
Flour, 7 !, dollars dull. Rice s dollars.
Beef IS coils. fcarce. Pork II 10
i "a do. Butter IS cents, dull.
Lard II cen do. Du'y at 8 per
cent.
Brown Soap 10 to II c. dull. Candles
go 70 8: (ous Cheefe IS ious,
no fale. Dury 20 per cent.
Boards, Pitch, Pine. IS to 28 dolls. dull !;
do. Albany Isl. dull do. White
Pine Is to I6d. dull Cypfefs
Shingles 3 to 4d. do. no lale.
Duty free.
Colonial Produce. Coffee, II to ID
fous lugar 7. SOS. Cotton rs ];
Cocoa II to IS; Molaiias IS
cents Lignumvia "a dolls.
per ton. Fuaic and Logwood So
dolls. Mahogany /. 7Sc. foot
Indigo /. 90 c.
A democrat in the National Intelli-
gencer, in firing of fl(e encomiums upon
the prefent administration, fays with the
utmoa emphads, " Tby haze preIfry<d
PEACE" We would with this minife-
rialiit to inform us why, if we are at psece,
they are tending fhips of zvar Q the Medi-
tcrranean, at an expence 70 enormous, thsi,
it is believed, of the three millions of dollars
left in the treafnry by The federaliits, NOT
one cent can be found at new years's Gay /?
Why too has the bank flock been fold at
all, much lels, below par, if T" they Rave
reduced the annual expences one million. =
This writer has the eGgcntery 10 aaume
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TITLE x.
RIGHT OF PARD0NINc.

KlGHl OF PARDONING.
81. The Fira Confnl has the'right of
pardonlng. exereifes it after the deli
Defailoa of a Privy Council, compelled of
lie Grand Judge, two Mini&ers, two
Councillors, and two Members OF the tri-
ounal of Canation.
The Council of State have, On the re-
ference Of the Confuls, difcuGed the above
p'Olea, approve of it, and decree that it
mall be prefented to the Confols in due
form.
"a true copy) J.G, LOCRE.
SECRETARY Censrslef the ConneI If State
Approved, BONAPARTE,
FRI Coa/ul.
BY ofder ofthe FirR Conful,
]. B. MARET,
Secretary ef STATE.
he rrojea of the Organic senatus
o'OiaItum was carried TO The Confervative
'eOa'e by the Councillors of State Reg.
s e'ei' Portals, and DeGolle, Orators in its
hitting Of this day.
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Dancing School.

Mr.. GENRES respectfully informs the
lSI Ladies and Gentlemen of Alcxa ncra and
lts vlcinity tina. he has removed IRON Anna
pt'is to Alexandra, and propoles opening
DANCING SCHOOL cary this mouth. He
hopes by his attention to merit lhare OF put
tic Patronage. Terms will be made known on
1Ppliea;ion to HIM, at Mrs. Grlfilth's Boarding
Iioufe, King street.
on ,her n eoh. r
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o. NE are compelled to omit /Sveral ar
tietes inseuded tor this Digs paper, to
nuke room far The Neqv French C0gjH-
tAtsoN eH!ue.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
Il EALufSk6
| eneInent for Sale .

IN virtue of a deed of trust executed 10
me on the goth day OF February. $500.
Joy Michael Crantiand OF the city cr Rjch-
l5ioilo' 10 secure The payment of ! deb, du..
rom sad Crantland, unto CiliiaCS. Yirbv
OF said city, and b. the reqaes; Of the said
Srilbat q Kirby, shall OH the eiehte.,,,,
oay OF September next, at the EaYle 49,
vern IN the said Civ, proceed ia .eH ~,
way OF public auction, to the highest BIZ.
GER ioE ready payment in current rno,.ev.
me part OF LO I and TENEMENT. IN
eae SAID deed OF trust rlentiinet,, bein,, .hs
same which said Crantland purchased
from .1r- James Heron Of the said CITY. bv
DECD Bearing date on the 10th day of jnly.
'fsz---@ bounded as follows; BeeiDpine
al inc ceTneF Of the Masons' Hall. & runn.
ing NYestwardly on The same street so f.e,.
thence Southwark on the Cross street. one
hundred and SIS; feet more OF less. 90 ne
that hne to run from the end or tsr,n;n5.
ton OF the said last mentioned line. 6ny
ieet parallel w;th tie said fret ,,,crt;rn.
Cd line, and thence 4 right line runf,ioor -
the beginning, shall include the Owen.
House wherein the said Graptiapd Iat-i,.
resided, and also all other houses and
hereditsments appuueuant unto the sa:6
dwelling house and herewith conn,r,,i,,
used and enjoyed. (t6sl
Joseph G-aLLEGO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
Chatlotte Court, 5th J,.ie..Isc.

Charlotte Court, 5th Jpig,AIsc&.
Pleasant Ro5orfs, Htef.tcr Rpsards, Jo-0
sAse' Rcsaras, l;1iitie5s Z, se =, 5Af21--
fao Ro6qrSs, Fanny irsy, e.ao sJSs
Fanny RoberlS, cgdJed, Css.hed.cr,
zeho quas J1dy Ro5arcis, ck'ldrcu ard
representatives ii AaTsia Ro5droS, /
saAo SUas lHart1a l;'oaack. F'i6a.
AGAINST
Thomas WoD5qck, administrator Of W.
dam 'yon:ack, dec. ITI!gca. WonsacE, !
son Of Fr1aris W'omoek. dec. .&6ner
Womeck, Eli-o5e,h canthora, zyho
rpas Edzo5eth Womaek, ard Joiai
S1iradtii aad Mary his aGfS, sssic,f
said 66aSy Sgqs Riery IHoaack, chil-
d''eR and Representatives Of .f5rGhaAa
HoAaack, dec. Hiifam N'srieck, Ma
ny oscen, svio srqs 3'Gary Homsck,
and Martha Homack ,chiidrenand re-
freSensatipcs IF Lslian U'smaclt, dec. ;
FS'GTcis Rice, Thomas Rice, Samucl
Rice, .dbrolpm Rice, Is.am Rice,
Fanay Rice, Molly CIed,aam, qpio
zpas Molly Rice, aid Edz46eth Pick
et, zvk5 4cas EE1a6efh Rec, ciiidre,.
and Representatives Of Sarah Riee,
dec. soho sraa Sarah lFo.oack, EJ1aIs-
CTS Harsil,on, and Dcnicg o1crn and
1f'fsy ms solf.. svfo zUas Nary Gia-
milton, children and re7aregen.Gtivss
Of Indy Hamiion, dec. qoho 1pas judy
HiomacSr, 11ary Alun1, 7ra9 gces Ma
~ Womack, josiah Hafchef, Jose,4h
Toi6ott and MarfhG his riff, 7gho
uas Martha Hdfebctt, and .fudikk
Fnrkerirg, geto q7as judith HafcheIt,
children and representatives Of EiizQe
beth Hatehetf, dec. SvEo gyas EI=a6etb
Elemack, Be;2s.
THE defendants Abner Woman
Elizabeth Cauthorn, John Spradliu a
Mary his wife, William Womack (son
Isharn) Mary Owen, Martha Wopat
Isham Rice, Francis Hamilton, Dan
Oven and Mary his wife, Mary Mann,
siah Hatchett, Joseph Talbot and Mari
his wife, and Molly Cheatham, not havi
antered their appearance according 10 /
eet of Assembly, and the rules of Il
court, and it appearing totl,e satisfaction
The court that they are no; inhabitants
this state on the motion Of the PLANT
by their attorney, u Is crdereG, thar ia
appear here Oh the FIRST day OF Noveuaf
court next, and answer the plaintiffs bi
that copy Of this order be inserted ia O
of the Virginia Gezettes, for Two mon,
successfully, and posted at the front dc
Of the courthouse of the said county.
A Copy,
Teste,
THOMAS READ, CLERK.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

"A PETITION will be presented to
IA the next General Assembly, TO pass
law, to ob!ige the Manchester Turnpike
Company to carry their Turnpike Road
es straight to Falling Creek as possible, in
order that the distance may be considera.
bly, shorter to travel
Sept. !, 1909, 60. 4wll
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

Richmond, Sept. 18th, 1909. [tfl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
I HE
Nervons, De6ilEsated,

WEAK AND F.MACIATED,
NARTICULARLY those who are az
il fiicted with inward weaknesses, def
cheney OF natural strength AMI relaxations
of the vessels by too frequent indulgcncies
ofthe passions, OF from too powerful and
repeated courses of Mercury from natu-
raj causes, effects Of hcat, or change of
Climate, bad lyings-iu, cpnyiviaI indulgen-
cies, or 4 secret or solitary vice, is recon-
mended
Tic Cordial Rrsforafipe BaLsam.
The virtues of which are absolutely
specific and unparalleled after a trial Of
eight years, during which period il has
restored to health many thousands OF the
most enaciated objects perhaps ever
known TO exist. 1t speedily and efeetu-
ally relieves
Tremblings Semina! weaknesses
Paintings Melancholy
FeebleGess OF the | Female weaknesses
limbs Weakness Of the
Cramps back
Indigestion, elects owness of spirits
Fistulence, Spasns Loss Of appetite
Hypochondriacalat- Premature old age,
teelions sc.
and every other symptom of extreme
debility.
Young and old are equally the objects of
this excellent medicine, but it is particu-
iarly recommended TO women above the
age of forty years, particularly those who
have been subject to bad lying-in, sc.
The Cordial Restorative Balsam and
Balsamic Pills are sold at DR.. Church's
Dispensary, 1877 Front street, (near the
Fly-market) New-Yorl; and by appoint
ment at s. Peasants Printing-Ofiice and
Bookstore, Richmond. (wem)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
WAITED M THIS oRRTcE,

a well disposed YOUTH, Of respectable
connexions, from I4to Is years Of age, as
an APPRENTICE to the Printing bust.
ncsss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

az balance claimed by Guitar &
l. KiRsY, shall pay >excepr sdyrr,;s--
ing-) Iha'e insdlulea a sun as.a,rsttbsr,
az uie H'gh Court Of Chancery, where
expect 10 set compensation for 1heir in
position Oh n1e'-----For the pgcssn; ,yli
say nothing more. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
STRAyED on STOLEN,
PROM t'e commons Of this ci'y, atgsa the IN
instant, f.Seffen,ber,Jn
SOrrel Horse

About four feet ten inches high, II or 10
years old, shod AL round nc has blaze
lace hanging name AID switch tail, one OF
his mind feet white, is branded upon one OF
his buttocks with a Q or something likeit ;
has lump OH the middle OF his back about
the size of hens egg, and IS in very good
order; he PAGES slow, trots roughly, gal
lops very well and has tolerable coed spi-
rit. Having ownedth horse upwards OF
ten years, he is well known TO many people.
ANY person ~ho will deliver the SAID horse
to me in this city, shall have TEN DOL
LylRSreward, if stolen, THEM Y DOL
LARS for the thief If drought &c justice.
CHARLES THTNEG.4RD NEEA,
Richmond. Sept. IA, 1909. (Sw)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

+" n saving Of Tins IS saving Of Money,
fat IIo'r IL evs2 mare precious than no
ney."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

HE Public are respect fully informed,
is now completely and permanently
finished is furnished with good, strong
and substantial Hand Rails and viii, very
shortly, be supplied with Lamps, from
one end 20 the other, so that passengers
may pass it by day or by night, with the
utmost safety and most unbounded conf
dehce.
When the vast magnitude Of tIiis under
taking by single individual; the CHING
ricai light IN which it - IS originally vicwA
ed by the community the Immense sum
which 1t has cost the great length oftime
"a period OF no less than IL years. which
1T has taken to bring it TO its present state
OF pertectionj bat above all, the import
ance OF 1t to those who travel North ov
south, and particularly to the whole coun-
try South Of James River, in bringing their
produce to market, and coming 10 the seat
OF government, are considered, a confident
hope ard belief is entertained that il viii
meet With and always receive universal
patronage aud support. EXclusivc Of these
reflections, ECONOMY itself points out
TINS to &c tne cHEAPEsT (and surely It is
the most AGREEABLE) mode Of cross;ne,
The river, for the very small diHcrence IN IN
the expense OF going by sr,y other convey
apce, bears 40 proportion TO The csfaipt,
saety and expedition, which this excl.
let and useful Bridge affords.
III GADIUEL JONES.
dchmohd, Virginia, Sept. I, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
TO BE SOLD, By AUCTION.

On Wednesday, the 22nd day Of this
month, at o'clock in The fore noon, at
the store lately occupied By Anthony and
Pieasants, before the major part Of the
Commissioners named and authorised in
epd by commission Of Bankruptcy awar-
died. and issued against Christopher An
thony ana farltpn Woodson Pleassnts,
Merchants, under the Grm Of Anthony
s. PlenSanis.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
WTTL ne com nr l1Tc-ton,


mex, if fair, if not. the fra fair day viii be expelled
y lae II The town 1t Portland diaria OF M-in=,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
Serks' I2ertiauu a9ariuc Lii.
Port OF PORTLAND

PORT OF PORTLAND
WEDNESDh7", ApyR ?.
1'',DsS-Shp Neaor, Capt. Charles Waite, a. DAYS
r ~" Daoin.-March 4, lat, AS, "a, long IS, 40,
-, 80 hp Jaieph, Capt. Delauo. J DAYS from New
Oound e Liverpool March IS fpoke fhip Ken
soh' capt Smith for Philadelphia. for Liverpool,
e4y' out. in lat. a., IS long 81. so-Two days
~ capt s. fpoke rhe Cicero, from Hamburger for
s,,soouryport ----Pahenger in The Nefor, Capt To-
nan Tucker, at this port.
aay Arrived lhiP Ocean, capt. Snow, 50 days
"a oemarara.-Lef there. brig Tarantula Clapham,
n.s'oA-h'P Mermaid, Callahon DO ;-ichooner Union
no no Georgetown Brig Mary Jane. Sater, Portf-
h.tsu-Srg Pcly,--do.---Sloop Union, Attic, New.
a ~ -ichooneT AiifA, Gilbert, Norwich Left &C
4 ,saopher1 March Z, Brig Fortune, to fail in two
Ne. I'se Gays fc- New London.-Feb. 10. fpoke brig
AL Cobb, Of Portland, between Tobago and Trim
Ia = days out.-Msrch 1 8, lat. AZ, a. long. &C.
Il, y NnooHer -, eaPs. Brown from Guadalupe.
sa. ssswouFyport.-Same day, fpoks ihip Sally rom
leboouk, tnr Philadelphia March Is, fpoke =
from r.ewyork, bouad to Point Petre-Par-
$500 Sap'. DAME Lowell, Of the brig Retfey of this