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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24

Noswirhasoding the undue ;nauence. and
extraordinary exerions Of the yps/ifvsja',
throughout the State, it il afcertsined beyond I
doubt that there will be a greater majority ol
Republicans In the Houfe of Representatives,
than the lsR year.
Js5n Csydsr,, ssi. ,Jssbb Def, JIM
1Ds,s bs nszy Caslidsfss I'D sUere ssmisasa
BY Caleb Grrn. asx WskSrs Nrbsd, rvbs de.
efise< re-sIst7iss. -
MARRIED. .l--0a the nth inf. by the
Rev. 7. B,alltys Mr.. PstRo TvRNfR. Of
Middletown, to Mis SARAH SourHwIcE,
daughter Of Mr. JsIttk SsnibsOek. Of this tosn,
Mr.. Csosoi Hall, TO Mih AsrcAII
MURPHY. dsoghser Of Mr.. Ed1es,d Murphy
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-14
ADYBRTIsEMEN1-.

II is neceiTafy to obfetxe, thar this is the
sad Number OF s. The Recorder which
completes ons Years Publication, and ends
the firG " olurne. Many Subscribers, who
commenced with the firG Number, have yet
only paid one half Year, which was the ad-
vance money required upon the letting Up OF
this Paper. Agreeably to the conditions, their
Papers fhould haye been topped at tho con-
hluiion of the advance money; but that has
not been the cafe. We, therefore, hardly
need to thew the propriety of our djfcon-
tinuing to iepd Papers to thoie who do rot
pay up thsr arrears, and advance MONEY.
he advance IS now two dollars, and pays.
for So numbers of this Paper. When the
public .coniider the degree Of lsbour atten-
can't on awell conducted periodical work:
when they reaed that the expcnce of Paper.
Of Journeymeil, or the wear and tear OF mr.
teriais, and thoufand ctceteras, is a great
bueden on two individuals, who are labotrino
for the benefit OF the Public; but is NOTHING
divided among thofe individuals, who receive
tl1at benefit, there is not one perfou but will
eailly execute an advertisement. which is 70 IT..
FORM them, fiat, if they would with 70 Zee this
paper, there is noother way of supporting the
great eXpences attending it, than by the Sub
fcribers paying punAaaly.
p Wesmean co inform oHr readers. by this
advertisements, that no iabour or expcnce
1i1all be ipared to render the Records every
way lntereffing and infru6tive. And we
a!fo mean to Inform them, chat no PAPERS will
be forwarded but to thofe Subfcribers who
Keep up their regular payments.
JRns 3ofb, 1909
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-14
JOHN PUMFREY.
Surviving Partner~2f c. & p
and Adminiarasor OF Ers.s,:.
FOR SALE,
Mount Comfort Farm,

, E'Cw q me C'sys and about one mile from The
Capitol, IL contains fifty tx acres Of Lar ,.ob,
q ten whereof are excellent MEADOW. The WI, =
wei! eneoisd 2f faA aud fepefated into cprveric,,
.ot'. ne ROUTES are, large rwoG ory Briek D,ysl
ing WIN tour rooms f.. oor. with converisat
a eIoietS' and parlonr, and large Cellar vii
s~o Fo"'hS' hHehen' waib-houfc, dairy, Gables
granary, coach houle, and all other houses xbeh are
nsceGafy Tor family, and for farming use.
ne advantages r.sutng from wen conducted
farm so contiguous 70 the City, are so numerous AID
% WEI" 1nowh, iha' haii not undertake describe
mem Is eY'eenty Is one Of the rnoN pieasare and
Assn ny tuations within zoe vicinity Of Richmond.
8 Persons whiting 20 purchase, are inYi,cd to view
ehe m'e'' and tof terms, apply at a,y Of fee, "a
THOMAS WILSON,
Riftmond. r5t5 .Taas, 1902. (A.w.i
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-14

ON TUESDAY, RE zotb of this limit, qyiR
be S6A& at HaGiien, at the la4e Duss4i1r-
HagE Of GFoRcE T1coLsoN, DeesaJEd.
THE HoufchoId and Kitchen Furniture Of
che faid decedent; Chariot and pair Of
aorfes, Chair and Harnef, and two Mich
Cows. Ard on the next Day, at the Lumber
Hodle of the deceafed, at Rockets, will be
Sold, teveral Half Pipes of old Madeira Wine;
the Sloop Thomas, and one moiety Of the
Schooner Favorite. ] welve Months credit
will be allowed the Purchafers for all Sums
above twenty Dollars Bond and approved
oecur!ty viii be required.
he Executors will treat with any Perf,n
inclined to Purchafe the Sloop Thomas, or
the one moiety Of he Schooner Favorite at
private iale, at any time before the aft in
FAINT.
All Bonds given for Purchafcs, will bear
'ntereit from their date if not pun62ually paid.
T. NICOLSON,
A. NICHOLSON, Executors
Rif5nosd JfuI 5. 8o2.
n. E. On the FirG Day Of Sale, fcvsrsI
Houie Servants VIII be hired until the end
ofthe prefcnt Year.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-14
GENUINE PORT q SHERRY

3g'bF Pi:ts Heg@ead, 9parfe, Cee, or
.-s. GGli5'r.
Berdeux Clarct in Boxes ofv3 Roteles eacb.
= 5e!S Dozen of Black, White, and coloured
Silk Stockings.
~ hite and coloured Kid Gloves.
frenc, Silksof different colours.
40 pieces of Hanging Paper of the roa elc-
CANT patterns.
Poft Paper oy the Rean1.
100 Kegs of Derby White Lead,
and atew Hogfbeads Of MoIafcs
6a'' Sale BY
JOHN FOSTER.
Riebmoad, s34ly 10, 1909. CstJ
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-14

I HERE 81 6oreyaTn al perfcss
: fomcrediting my Wife SUSANNA I'oNEy
on my account, ihe having for 4 long time
quilted my Bed and Board without caule.
ARCHIBALD TONEY.
Taae "a, 1902.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-14
CANDIDUS.

91rr ovlrs and Zee Nofs,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-26
Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from tn. Subscriber, ve-y
n black Negro Boy named SPENCER, be-
,seen fifteen and Gxteen years Of age, remark
ably likely aud active, has penetrating eye, and
is perhaps ole Of the mott artiul fellows of his
age. black or white. in Virginia, he was ieea
making for Alexandria. where it is fuppoied Ii;
is now lurking somewhere abeu, the wharVcs or
fomebody's kitchen.
ALTO, Negro JAMES, a imall black fellow,
Of thin village, very active, intelligent and art
full, aud viii probably change his name. He
was fsca making for Gsorge-r Town, where he
raid it was his intention to 60 on bard iohie
vefel, which he probably has ione either there
Or at this place. h: above Reward viii be
paid to any perf,n who will iscure the above
negroes in til. jill of Alexandra, Or Ten Dollars
for either, on application to Peter Heiikeli, at
The Warrington Tavern, Alexandria.
THOM IS PARKER.
Frederick Comfy.
All matters OF veGcls and others, arc forbid
harbouring or carrying off iaid fellows at th,ir
peril.
OH. ~ eo3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-26
Valuable Property for Sale,


II: The lille FaAi # POtemeek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres of Land, upon 1vhleh
are dzUelliag bsyt and /uuay ether i'm
proVemeats, ./ever4l Pure qHa,,ies and til
Raxas, and fqvs Vaeant mill /tats.
Two undsvided third parts Of 7
acres q Lard, nbou evbieb are merchant
mill, euitb three pair Of Freueb Lurr mill
Ronss ard every net10ar, complete, 1or
manufacturing .ao3r 10 tie b1F a4v0utage,
asdec;tb az hftle manual labor as p.NbA;
a bre4vey anil GJgsllty, a granar, Il
mAltr's boxe, a LrezUsr's bogIe, e0oper's
@ep, &c. and vaeaut nil /ta..
TwO undivided third Parts OF
100 acres Of knni, od;samg The 7 acres
and ~ acres aboVfmratisas., atop 4O5ieb
here are (fV0nA .foDe qaa'ri:, md Jg5
Fanas.
The purehatr eft4e above FRO
perry, 7vA baE'e an HDssHTrHi 81 !FG/e
far The other uu1iviaed t6rd bn,t, gta"k'th
there will be 6 years Ia e3me fran TIE .EyF
day Of September next.
The qone on the ayove LANDS IS
equal in goodu3st0 any, ard (nterisr II
maf foaudation ./fsue Ox tbe riUer--0e/-
els at any burfben tbat can 60 to GeoryS-
To4Vm, can go NJ TO tie mil and .Eo3e
qxarnirs.
dry bey,sx or tey/oas, q0ko may Me!ise
to txreba/e, quM ef tonylf pirav hks pre-
miles, tberefore it's not !Soagl: netsgay
to be mere particular.
Far terms Apply It Gen. Uriab FsrreP,
at Ceorge-Ia7oA, ~p
PHILIP x. FENDALL,
Alexandria.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-26

Jgf r,cfiosI ard far Sale BY
BRYAN II A M p S ON,
8 by 90, by 9 Window Gias,
Brown sugar, 1T and ID guilty in hhds.
AMI barrels,
Loaf and lump Sugar, n do. 90.
Green Coffee, tira quality,
MADEIRA,
Sherry,
PORT, WINES,
Pepper and Alfpice, in bag, barrels ard
kegs,
Hyfph and 3ohea Tea, II qc.!ity, in chefs,
Ausn aud Copperas. by n; qGsn:iiy,
Wrapping Paper, DO.
Wapted to Pxrebgjt,
A QUANTITY OF
FL 4 X S E E d,
For which generous price. in cath will be
g.ver.
Oct. -. CIV
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-26
Fairfax C0urt-iIouic Races.

IN the fri Thariday in NovembeF
~ next, viii be run for, over hand
fom: cou,r, a; Fairfax Court tiacte, a
iuoilrivtion Poie o 800 dvl.1Is, rec ior
any horEe, mare or gciiing, the three mile
heats !aafc;.Ders dating ho'.; 10 pay
10 dollars, s'i con Glo!cribcrs IS d'tisTs
cr,rsoce. 'rhr t,Iio"ins day VIA DE run
TO-, OYER IN: iain. g,oand a handloG:e plr!e,
the amount rot yet alte,,a:ned, ,be tuo-
faaGion liij bcing oPen, and will con-
tinas q ua;ii len days before the racing
comm9nces, i, IS inpp5itl to be equal to
the GrH dAy's ynde, free as above,
The two mi,e heats, the winning horle of
of IN: hrR days runs excepted. On the
third day will &c run for over the fame
y,ouaa, a Sweaptasc free for laddlc horfes
only every pesfon larsing horle to pay
10 dol)ars, in all o:her reipetts the rales
- " c3aformci % are thofc Of the
FREEZER; Shurg 'ckey Club; 'hofs who
haze no, y pa:d the anoua, Of 'heir flb-
eri,uan, vii rcare 10 Do f. on or before
the fi,lt DAVIS r!ce -
JOIN RArCLlFFE, Scc'y.
NJ 3. a The C)ar.c, &c. vii! be pu.
in orlAr :; the ill- eNpence OF The rroprie.
tor, fane computation vii be required
from al ,hor, VIC 80 on the fed IS fut.
lers, t. oe hrit agreed OF.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-26
Bath, or Warm Springs.

Two well ftuated lots, on one of then
qas fimall building large enough to accom-
modate one family.
The terms of fale will be made knowu
by application to either Of the lubfcri-
bers.
SAMUEL wAsH,sGros, Cxltetper essnt,.
GEORGES S. WAsHINeroN, Jeteyan, do.
WILLIAM A. WASHINGTON, Wefmer.
land, do.
GEokGE W. P. Cvsr1s, Mont WaAine.
ton, Fo;rta., do.
BusHRoD WAsHINcrcN, NJ. E<rusu, 6a.
LAWRENCE LEWIS, Nsoa La1vn, do.
Auguf 80. Jaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-26

i'he defendant, John Edwards
TO, having entered his appearance and Civ,
en- fecuri,y according to the Att Of Alien.
bly,, and the rules OF this Court, and it ap
nearing to the fatisiattion of the court,
upon aA;lavi., that the iaid John Edwards
is no, an Inhabitans of this DiRria, en-
motion Of laid complainant: by his Ccun-
Gel, i, is ordered that the faid defendant
John Edwards do;appear here on the frh
dav Of November Court next, (which
commences on the fourth Monday in tn:
month and enter his appearance to the
fu;t, and give Cecuri'y for performing the
D.cree of the Court, ard that the other
defendants Benjamin Shreve and Abel Jazz
ney do not pay away, convey or fecrerc
the debts by them owing to, or the efate
or effects in their hands, belonging to the
fnid abi:nt defendant, Johr Edwards, I'm
Ill the further CIDER or decree of,his Court,
and tina, a copy of this order be forthwith
publihed for two months fucceGively in
one of the public newspapers publifhed IN
this County, and thar another copy be
poHed at the front door of the court hou!e
O., the faid county.
A copy
Tea G. DENEALE, elk.
Can't II IU21D1
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-26
BENNETT & WATTS,

BENNETT & WATTS,
Hsy. ~.cei9ed b. fbe CATaEalss. tr,m
L',:rt7,!, a Part eF t5sir
F Al l. G. O 0 d S,
Wbicb .by f. FAR Saie BY RE Package
P'iec ~ Hr:aR.-TSe 1a!yo7vins are
Pert;
Coa''ngs, Cloths, kericy-
mares, E!aaic,, Ssa0ftowns and Turkey
doves; RE Blankets. Fsalnaashts, Negro
Co,tons D:sou.h;vc Kerfeys, Hat Lin
incs, Furn;ru.e Frioses, Cord and Tafels,
Rut1ia Shee1inss and Ravens Duck, &c
sc. &.
They sxcea ;hc remainder Of their
Goo!s by the fra Vefeis from London
arc Liverpool.
Sept. rs. eotf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03
INLAND NAVIGATION.

It has been the wildom and policy of
the mott enlightened nations, TO improve
by art, the advantages which nature has
beloved ard among the many impor-
tant objects that have claimed their atten-
ton, and called forth their energies, is that
of Inland Water ComniHsicafion. In a
country like tie United States, abound
ing with large refervoirs of water, and
inteEfetted with copious rivers and ffreams
an ample field pyefents itfe!f for the dif-
play of tuch improvements. 1t has been
contemplated TO form Canal from Con-
ne6ticut river to this place; lhould il ever
be carried into effett, Bottom, by COM
handing the produce Of an extenGve back
country, which now pahes through other
channels, would obtain pre-eminent
rank in the fca!e of commerce, opulence
and wealth. The Stascs of Newyork
and Pennsylvania, froll the competition
there is between them, are duly fenfble
of the advantages refulting from fuch i'm
proyements. Newyork is improving the
waters Of The Mohawk river by Locks,
sc. ard extending their water carriage
through the different lakes in the Genehee
country, and into fome parts of Lower
and Upper Canada. The iucce!s which
has already attended their efforts, is bef
demonstrated by the increafe of the toll
at the ieyeral locks which has been nearly
1fourfould within few Yeas. Penn
fylvania has turned her attention to
| the Sufquehanna and Delaware, the
head waters of which extend to the welt
ern parts G. ,he State of New York, on
| which they have and are expanding large
lums, to render theie waters nayigable.-
Virginia and South Carolina are ALTO open.
| ing an Inland Water Communication. -
The many reiources OF wealth with which
the commonwealth favored, may per-
haps be aligned as reaion why the legii-
lature have not turned their attention to
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03

improvements Of this ratata INV, :.
to De hoped, that no cau(as will on.' y IS
IN future to promote and to efrea az ~
jJect, which would furniih fuch an ANY,. w,
harvelt OF treallgc. Let men of ;rana .'u''
then cheerfuHy volunteer in this hnGn,S
In desitng the mott eligible plans, sni
les the public Offices in State Street Nv
the head quarters of that public Cn;r; u
which has lolong diltinguih-a the ;nb, s'
oltants OF this metropolis. Let the ma,
OF wealth who has amaaed his fortuna %''
SPECULATION, extend his views beyond -,
narrow limits Of his own exifence ,"i
con!lder. hlmleit born to promote ,b'
happiness and welfare of his country, snJ i
genef Gully promote an undertaking which
when iuhiciensly 'encouTsgei cannot c,I
ofllccels. '"''
IB9. tQb,J
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03

fonhas pat min agaio, not much indeed TO
his credit. For | always underitood that
Tench Coke, miibehaved very much in: his
Office, and that was The realon he was turn
ed out, and not becauf, he was againit
Mr.. Adams. BeGdes Tench Coke was a
great Tory and that was another thing
that the Democrats complained ct, they
always iaid that a Tory ought never to
have any place endes the goEernment.-1--
But Mr.. Teferlon has, put as many or
more Tories III Office already than Adams
ever did, and has even made ohe Stevens
a Judge in South Carolina, who rln away
from the American amy and Joined the
Englih. So that they ieem TO be do
ing every thing that they tlpned IL o
lhers, and woric too-and feem to mind
their promiles no more than if they had
never made them.
|. CONRAD.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03

ExfaR ef1 letter fr5m gentleman IL
NGDa@, (N. p. 1'to, Is for<slpon9enf IN
>Ne1v-1ork, dated .l4szf 10, 1902.
Z" A.petition has been handed about,
by. feversl respectable characters, tor the
.purpofe of procuring hgnatures TO allow
the Importation OF the ufual American
COMMUNICATIVE Governors ,Proclama-
ton having expired Oh The 1T inf. The
chief motive was from we'll founded idea
that The trade in Engliin bottoms would
be monopolized by few rich individuals
here, who would keep Up high price for
every article. The Governor, / under
fAnd, had paid 10 attention to he petition
when. preiented.
!" This place, at prefent, is entirely
glatted wiiheye:y Observation-Disclosures"
We nave more money than we want,
lay the Democrats, therefore repeal the tax
on home made fpiri,s, loaf iugar, wine Ii
cenles, and coaches. But, fays Mr.. Gal
latin, we have not money enough. We
mutt fell bank lhares. Pray, is there any
authority from Congrefs 10 fell them /?
To fell ana TO borrow is a hidden way to
get money. Totax is an open way
What do we make of this 7 The taxes
were abolifhed to get popularity; but TO
get the money theie very taxes would pro-
,luce, as much property mutt be fold, and
as much Of The Dutch debt borrowed over
again, as would equal three years receipts
Of thoie internal taxes. Is not this a trick
upon he nation? Is il not deception,
thus to pretend to fave our money, and to
fave it BY telling our bef property. The
fable Of the goote that laid the golden egg
is in point. She was killed for one more
egg. Thele facts de(erve the clole atten-
ton Of the next Congrels. The enquiry
will concern the faithluInefs of thofe who
are nov the public rewards. Have they
fold and facriiced cur be.t and mott pro-
duttlv= flock merely to put OFF the evil
day Of calling for rev taxes; and have
they fuPpofed that this talk will fall of
coarle on the fucceQors ofMr. Jeferfon.
Palladium.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03

and communicate the mott accurate ineor.
nation of the extent Of the failure of the
crop. Hilary Cent:
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MsranDrta aooerttssr.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3.

Capt. Blanchard, arrived at Portland
fronCape Francois, informs, that intelli-
gence was received at that place from Port
au PAX, shat-on the 18th July the blacks
had rifen On the white inhabitants of the
latter placesn killed zoo of them. No
troops had arrived there.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-16
CoMMUNIcATloN.

Twelve years ago the old government
of France was dearoyed, that hesiiberties
of Frenchmen might be eeablilhed upon
its ruins. War was declared againlf the
monarchs Of Europe, for interfering with
the municipal concerns Of the French
Frenchmen dfclaimed the intention OF con-
quea; their end was the eitablilhment Of
liberty and equality.
I. After numbering two hundred thou
land of the worthieR of their fellow citi-
zens--after madacreing men, women ard
children without diain6tion; after tramp
ling upon the facred affairs Of religion, and
the venerable monuments of their ancefors,
what have they effected ! The Heufe of
Bourbon is depofed and murdered /; the
Houfe Of Corfica is RATED to the throne.
Maaacreing, iuccellively, their princes,
their deputies, their representatives and
depoGng their dire6fors-their Liberties
at laR, are yielded into the hands Of a
foreign conful--a Corlican inperator. !"
Fighting under the banners of liberty ard
squa!ity, they ef25lihed family of def
pots, and a legion ofhonor. Their T" chief
recoils at the idea ofrewards for his fer
vices; and he is at firf proclaimed coniul
for ten years, and then for life.
Z. They murder two million Of their
neighbours for violating the rights Of
France, by interfering with her national
affairs-Hear the imperator at the con-
clufion Of the war: " | hope the neigh
boring powers TO Helvetia will not be
forced to interfere for the purpofe of put
ting an end TO the troubles, Whole con-.
tinuance might endanger their own re-.
pofe.'' He deplores that the republic OF
the Seven lies is prey to anarchy. - Bur
France, in concert with RLaia, will fend
troops thither, to refore to them trar-.
guilty, the reign of the laws and obliyi-
on J, 70 hatred and faction.
;. they Unclaimed the intention of
cpnquea Hear the imperator again.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-16
Ame,i4x vsDsls left al P6yt Republicans,
June I9, BY capt. Gzdea, s.fbe brig

ame,a4x vzDsls left Al P6rt Republicans
June I9, BY capt. Gildea, efbe 6rils
Lark, arrived at the LaSaystt5.
Ship Hero, Smith, New. York ;
Neptune, Gallagher, Philadelphia /; brig
N. Jericy, tor Bordeaux, do. Molly, Juf-
tice, 10. General Wayne, Collins, New
York; Dorfey, Riley, do. Iadufry, Say
Tors, do. Sally, Trayers, Baltimore ;
fch'rs Louifa, Higgins, Philadelphia; SUI
perior, Ricard, do. Sally, Dayidfon, do.
Polly, MaIloy, ITO fail in days. Nor
folk; Betley, Styles, New York /; He
70, Savage, Norfolk I; Triton, Adams,
Newburport; Sally, Young, Chsrlefon !;
loops Morning Star, -, tin 2 days}
do. Eiiza, Fly, DO. Bsiloaa, Hazard,
ditto. @
Tie SIP N1auru, Alaeu Of Nezu- Bea-
fri, aryived at Ne1c- C4s,FlS, an Thuy/aap
lat, in As days j,0m BeLuF, G0itb 40
pa0sugers, ali in good beoltb. .1aae II,
!af. 40, IA, ~. l0ng. A, 70. N. S9oke
nip Lmdw, MURPHY, fyom .S1a@aita jar
Londoa-Sa4u a hip to qpiadqpayd ard
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-16
PHILADELPHIA, July Il.

Arrived, fhip Two Sitfers, Knight,
Portland brig Delight, Demola, Oporto.
Arrived, fhip Jeferfon, Dougherty, 40
days from Canton, and "a from ST. Hele-
ma March 20, lat. - aS, S. long. ro6
E. fpoke the hip Union, Of Baltimore,
from Batavia to Baltimore, had left there,
the Providence, Of Philadelphia, and feve-
raj other American Chips. The Fanny,
of Philadelphia, MsAlliGer touched at ST..
Helena, May 10, from Batavia for Lon
don.
June 18th, lat. "a 80, N. long. 60 80
w. fpoke The lch'r John, Adams, of Ply
mouth, for Martinico, all well.
cabt. D. sf fbetollo70ing Amsrylaa vsE-
/eh at Wbampoa.
Ship Difpatch, Jackfon, Bottom, TO fail
in days; Perseverance, Deiano, do. un-
certain; Mars, Swain, Nantucket, 3 days ];
Concord, Wife, Salem, do. Gen. Waihing-
ton, Cole, Providence, 20 do. Hope, Ray,
New Haven, 20 do. brig -, Dorr,
Bottom, 3 do.
The hip MilTouri, of Philadelphia, left
Canton Feb. 5'h for Manila.
Bnty@ Company slbips.
Belvidere; Valley; Duke Bacclugh !;
Earl of Albergavenny Alfred Wood
ford Albion; Taunton Cattle; Gauges J;
Elizabeth extra.