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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20


The Mufe's Office was by hesyen dsf2n'd.
To peaie, improve, xnruct refor.n mankind
To make detected Virtue notify re,
Above the tow ring pitch VI iplcrcil Vice;
TO make pale Vice, abaIh'd her head hang down,
And, trembling, crouch at virtues avail frown.
An elegant tran1alion of the Sati-e5 of IT,
vtnaf, into Engl ii vcrf-, by the maaerly pea
OF William Clifford, eiq. has recently been pub.
'ihed in London. copy Of which has iul been
received, add will, we undsraand, BE imnc.
dlateiy Pui TO preis By Mr.. Morgan, of This
city. The pubiher we hear, is determined to
withhold n-ither expence nor ex-rtion in the
execution Of the American edition, in order
that this prince Of fatrils may make bis appear
ance among Us in drets fuitable to his digni.
~ & merit. In the prefent inRance. no. only the
duty Of an able tranilator, ia trannatrg III.
real fentiments and native beauties Of his author
has been faithfully performed, bur Mr.. Clifford
has greatly emb-liilhed and enriched BIS work
with no'es, illndratyns, and frequent recur-
renee 70 lFiking and beautiful paf'.ges or an
Gent and m Tern poetry, hiaary, and crit FIN,
which cannot fail of rendering it ;naruaive
and amsling to every claIlic fcholar, as we'll as
highly inteiclting and pleaEng to general rea-
ders-
prospectus Of the work Is fhortiy 80 appear.
and will, we hatier ourfslves, meet with Eb
eral patronage from every friend to clali: lite-
rature.-Pbiad. pap
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

The Rev. Mr.. Todd has undertaken,it feerr.
to write 4 life of SPenier the Poet D.. John
ION did not include the life of Spenfer in bis
Biographical work, for want OF materials
and 20 iiytle.is really known Of thar celebrates
poet, that MIR. Todd will perform an accepra-
ole tervice 10 Englnh literature if he flloulJ be
able TO explore any genuine iources of intelIi.
genoc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

the g19iishsts il PHILADELPHIA, or shrcrss 4,n
medium o. oook-scllcrs in tne nsighborine, So,,,.
ne post masters VIII ALTO b. f-r,,isFeS ,,-;ih !,
subscription payer, and it is pr,sunssl ~, ,.;i
tofYnfc Any names thar may oIcr; as .t.,,,,.e.
fasioI, and 20 duce gen.leue, 20 give i'm i,,,I,
a'tcnioa, '%Ao-ref prccmcs nice sr;se s-,aJ
We enttieo 80 7ey'h copy, bus It is to be e,,.;-
-'''F 1,,e.sSocc, That the person wAo rec.i,,rs
Spy tor procuring Subscribers, MAJ h, $780,
~ T the i'aymsnt Of I'll tee oea l.,ne,, M, -, =,
NS ''s'' ~ publishers dem;.id 'ofhiry 6u, ~
O. = eoo'.-. coniAS.Si ;hss ere there
lare' determined not 70 le~ee sing 81, wi,ho,..
= ciAS s''''- F''ee': ~; PAM firit
Scndciasn who :'rv4spl rsries to the r.,,s;;s,.-
e'S' are requested "a mca-ioutyhe~,, t,e oosls ar
e oa Sou. and i, possil,, To ira.e rhe p,ac, Of
'.ipery some eoEaideraae n1 Vel sil,sn so,..-
TRANSCRIPTION papers ,rij Dc sourd :, the ~. ,ls
/ q Ut t.rchar5 and a:- s. Fleasan,s, :. Riaa
aoadi stcss-s Ross & Douglas, Pctc,,s..e.- -
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;. 'liiarn shurg Nv Henderson F,ciceic s.s,,-,r
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Nart'asbnr5 ~ Bowen, W.achcs,a4: hf- .
| N'ess' k2ieiCh, N5rth-Caroiina Iiessrs. na;ie,
| : w alcf, ChaTlc tor, Saaih-c arol;ua- ~ !
1 larsh' Seorfc own, Potc.nac; Aiccsy-. R;-in Z.
60 Waah,nstonC isyi Mestrs c. Hi. an&'C Con-.
rad < 90. baltimore sc. ~,
| Inc Publishers have only to add. t;,as thev b,.
lieve y VIII be found to be considerable the ja0,.
est priced law book, OF similar exrc.It. ana in.
| ciuaing copy right purchase that has apr;eared
for many years, oilher IN Ar,crica or Ie,,ii.ne.
WILLIAM YOUNG BIRCH
ABRAHAM SMALL.
tfoI-a1eifAsl, Ssot. l. 1902. ,3c,4o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
SECOND NOTICE.
~ TIE C.HSE or T'HOAL4S FoOP.
En- ana HE.N72Y 7OLl:I2,
HANK PTTpTS
NANKRUPTs

yT7 HERBAS Commission Of Bank
w rNFtcy founded upon The act of the
Congress ofthe United States, PASSED on the
4th day OF april 1900, iutituled An atst
" to establish an Uniform system of Bark
ruPtcy throughout the United States
&c. has been awarded and issued ruaimst
Thomas Hooper and Henry Toier, mer-
chants, under the firm of iioobey 81 75ier, Of
The CITY 81 Richmond. and they having been
declared Baukrupts. arc hereby required
TO surrender themselves 20 The Commits
sioners in The said commission named. or
MAJOR part Of them, ON Friday the 10th,
and Oh Saturday the 25th DAYS ogScptem-
Der, and on "Wednesday the Doth day OF
October next, at the Commissioners Of.
nee IN Inc old auditors near the falling
Garden inthe city OF Richmond, at 10 O.
clock in the forenoon of each dav, and
make tlllt discovery and disclosure Of
their estate AID effects when and where
the creditors are TO come prepared to prove
their debts, and at the second sitting TO
chn9se asslgnees, and at the last sitting
the said Bahkrnpts, are required 10 finish
their examination and the creditors are
TO assent 60 OF dissent from the allowance
Of heir certificate. AZ persons indebted
70 tie said Bankrupts arc to paw or deli
yer the same but TO whom the commissi-
oners Shall appoint.
RO; BROOKE,
Secretary 10 the Co1lalia. ioners.
Richmond, septem-2
Der 8, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

hi5 presumed, LILLE 5usiaicrs-isn sid make
mploy latgc esq y, como be- pas iopress
rfA a sa'hceataono- rs sAtscr arc ab. aimed
t prudent - w Publishers DO not re-
.sti t'i1tany b79f. o4 DE sare amount hoe
PRINTED in ;hc United sttes withom either
lfi- 90 he purfhase Money. h,ing required IN
aee. Of fe.,rn made as /. Tsccesati by DE-.
a iae vonp'cs 81 they .ses1 printed Ia
fs-srt case, tfc Whoie work viii be finished
-1sressiy bound, before any payment IS
p searres;ly gcquc ted that The gentlemen who
'ns'erRing. wtl fosv a-l their names as
~ - pot .1'e, c;iaor b i1.tes (posf paid) 20
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
raGt Of Land

.ying in the county Of Charlotte, coatai,i-
'4s ESQ eCfXs. tn2s;iy wucd lane, L : large
proportion OF i primc 'iotaceo .ant--anc,
IS par; ,f tbst valual5ie toey cfland that
formerly belonged TO Mathew Mafable,
deceased, on finniewooa. A more parti-
cular description Of those two na6ts OF
l'Ud IS deemcd unnecessary in ain adver-
dsement, rs i is Presumed such as arc
deslrous Of purchasing would wish to view
the land and Judge for themsslves.-The
terms viii be moderate fer part cash,
the bnlance on credit, fer ycung negroes,
or land Oh either Of the Halpeth rivers in
Tennessee.
For fcrsaer particulars application viii
be mede TO The subscriber. IN
LEWELLYN JONES,
Lunenbnrg county, August 10, 1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

a IL persors are Son,N ar. & fft
y iuG an assignmeEs, orr ;tsns ~, y;
ae bfiok hnlberhouse, on W. il,s.., ~
* canal, above Messis p:cls,t. soF',nc
iohnston's, in The city ~ l,;..A,no.,i, /. !
-onSing 20 Mr. HaIett StHl; SsI ae,,.
a Deed CT Trust ON the same, if.,. tit ~.
nett of Richard S..ilackley & Go. Ds..a
She SAID Sill refuses 70 oslfait 20 s,cn =,
Breeable to law; there being bgt jrs
iutscr'bing Witnesses ,hero; 40 Iaae,;
beng convenient II the tii..c of The sign.
ing thereof.
Al persons are required to take due 10.
ticc hereof.
WILLIAM MONCURE,
Trustee.
Richmond, Sept. llth, 1902. iG]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

Z N waich h= rsside@, lyia.; cn bc,h
~ sides u N;o.ies; ccs,~k. cu..,.autng a
bt@ lS9J ac-ss, ct ~b.c soc .,,e ia cHl-
ta@t'on ar,ac5@4 .uo u.s. d,s.na; feds,
.ail ct which axe wei. iac.tsed tnrrc are
about POO acy.s o. @ept. .AnA, ,,gGch iscs
teefleH i.'e. bvst ls2Ascc lardin;..c nviga-
poWnocd tot t!fe same nunber of acrcs)
The land is wei tn,Dercd and vatege!, 1,e
SiulSiiigs are valsa'lc, bsing ips .inishcl.
ant put, under the I.,ytitA,.ar inspeS:;on
/. o, tne anpscriccr; Llsy on.c.st o! q very
cp;iyemsnt aid pleasant Dwelling louise
WITH hree looas below and three above
a'.4iEa, tNo a'%,. edi"nies ane 80 porch
es' Grane.y 50 feetty 8, a'd AL other
oat ho'sss 'cf tie cos cniencn OF fami-
~ rs GS;p"ce from Petersburg IS IS,
l.irCm Richmond - n.i:es.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
20 WDITIo VS.

LTbat re cortbe fyiateigif5 c-e4r tyte m sya,,.
it.7c paPey, at'fin foe usrg hgvs oetqso ook,gr0,
oa! BE- boaaa IN reaf lau biaaitx
~ TbathsbaH goto f--eas az son &C. r safffrisnf
tnn5eyQf ,ebscyite7s s5rY be oIfaiaes u mi II
srtne7t--4'ij 5sfiS'e 2fsoisg '0Sytss 6e faj.
assefigoneJedr
~ TbatR spi-eaf roc tg5oie, erb.s ,s. md 5ari
sbat 5s ireny sokiaSs, t..3a5Le oq aeHserg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
A Dwellinp-House,
Monvilc, King.gfiann, } - ~ Z
September II, 1862. r,v1,,

AT QgaTSerly Court Of Hcstiags, continued h,
aaJ turnment, and held For .hs Civ Of RLl-
mono; a'the Courthouse, ON Tuesday, the 10Th
A'ssl 1a @3,5sfa' ce~'A22 a I,
.JTo. Azssee aid Leighton Wfooa, De;Ts. \ Ger,
VIZ tbs day came tie complainant, by Geor-c
w. Smith, gent his attorney, and The defenaa6s
Jonn Magee, nor having cryc-ed lis appearance
aiid gwen security according sothe act Of Aescrl'
ny and Fhe rules oE this Coert, and il appearirqto
the court that he NOT an inhab;ta Of ms s,a2e
~, uie l9ot,on o. The compainant ny his counsel
@toreSaid 1t y ordered, that tie sad &c !cndant.
iona Aasee, do appear here on the first CAV Of
me next Decen,5er term of his court, and an.
Eyer I'VE. the cornplainant'i BIZ end thar a COPY Of
thisoties by forthwith inserted in come one Of
me newspapers publ he'd ia ;hc City CT Rich
mond Tor two months successfully, ard posted =,
the front door Of The courthouse Of this City.
Cop,
Teste,
ADAM CRAIG. c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
The other named


Purchased OF Mr.. Joshua MiiIard, of The
above mentioned state and county, near
Leonard Town; nc is about i've feet ten
inches high, remarkably wei made, about
Is years old, thick Fps, The ripper cfwh:ch
turns up very much when hc smiiest he is
very polite in his address and plavs ex-
cecdngiy well on the violin, his clothes
were when be wen, away, sailors short
striped coat, brown cloth surtoat. linen
oyeralls, white cloth waistcoat and bree-
ches. They are both artfll AID cunning
and no doubt will change their names and
endeayoQrto get on board some vessel, or
SO into some ofthe northern states, in case
they should not return to the place where
they were purcAaScd.--An masters of
vessels are hereby forwarned harbouring
said run-aways, or taking them out OF The
state at their peri. The above reward.
with reasonable expenses, win be psid TO
any person experimenting and securing
them in any Jail N this state, and givin@
slN weeks notice in the Virginia Arrus. o.
the pl.te ;yhcre fAcy are lodge, or FIF-
'IE DOLLARS ior elmer OF chem.
ROBERT WALTON
JOHN HUGHES.
2fth June 1892. lenl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
T II r.
Nervous. De6flg91fed

1Ve1U0NS, LebgigfNfed,
WEAK. AND EMAcrATED,
lDARTICULARLY those who are af-
il filcted with inward wsgkpesses, def.
cheney OF natural strength and relaxations
81 The vessels b. too fr4quenc indulecneies
Of the passions, or from too powerful end
repeated courses Of Mercury from ps,n-
raj causes, effects Of hear, or charee &c
Climate, bad lyirgs-in, cornwall ind,,lren-
ciss' or secret or solitary vice, is recon-
mcnded
The Coe9iai Reeor4fiue BqlsGm.
The virtues of which are absolutely
specific and unparalleled; after a trial o,e
eight years, during which period II h,s
restored 70 health many thousands OF tie
most emaciaied objects pertains c,.er
Known 70 cxis,. It specific and go
ally relieves
4 ire'n.0iinSs Sefniaal weaknesses
rafi.hsS Melancholy
Fccblcness Of the Feraele wes,,n.sso.
ni''ps Weakness Of the
ramps back
i1u'ssslo''' elects ] ownesso spirits
t.-,''iS'iOe' opasms Loss Of appetite
ieciicns &c. ~
And every other symptom Of extreme
debility. cav '''''
:, Young and old arc equally the obiee,s Of
ihis excellent medicine, but It is pardcu.
larly recommended to women above ~.
sege Of forty years, particularly those vim
Dave been suhlett to bad Iyiug-in, &c.
i, lie Cordial Restorative BaIsan ard
Bslsamic Pals arc sold a. Dr.. Chbrcs,s
" pensafy, 81 Front street, fnerr he
fly-markef, New ofk and g. apro;,..
merit at PleaaRrts' Pr;ntiue- 0sics ia
Bookstore, Richmond. iwems
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
WILLIAM MONCIRE.

r AN the 9sth day Of April last, air.
~ SRgH q. UIccfNzov applied 10 nc
to rive him deed Of trust On sc.ne pro-
Perty, TO secure the payment OF g e.ebl due
oy me 10 Mcssrs. Richard S. IacRley SC
Co. oil New-Iork, which Was agreed % by
me- The property was named, ,iz. lg0u
acres of Military Land. 200 Acres in Flu
wanna County. and 1000 acres ON Sandv
river. Mr.. Wigginton also applied 20 me
to know if it would be agreeable Tor ME
20 add tie Brick Lumhei-housc cs The
bason OF the canal, alluded to by Mr.. III
Hn7' dgoncufe, the Trustee.-rhe ret,iy
from me was that ! would not Tor never
would, and gave him my reasons al that
time. This conversation passed in ihe
presence OF respectable testimony. The
three tracts ct Land WIS The properly mn
'uaily agreed on between nv. Seth T.. Vs.
CLINTON andnyseif. Mr.. lVigaY,on w.l,c
70 his room, and flied up me b!a.4:s. II
beng late at nighL and in to- hurry
OF business, | signed the deeds, Ni,.,-
out infinitely eXarninirg thcM hA,la,,
ttill confidence in Mr.. NViegirlol, th.f
he would not add any tang bet What VS.
- ISIS W siL4st.L tLt.
deed 70 record g not en- acccuut ~ .bvge
helng bur two witnesses 20 $ Sa, bla has
ihe ieniher-hoa WIS inserted oon,sa,g -
my l'no@iedGe,io Stead Of ,Ae 1000 4ctes
Of Land.
BARTFE EFT STILL.
Richmond, Sept. 8, 500
SOME time last Sprin,7, Mr.. Sen y.
iFiggip'on applied TO Mr.. Ea.dct san.
ID I'd my presence, 20 give him deed Of
bason OF the canal, which 5lr. sun PCS
'tlreily refused, in consequence of bis MOI
having paid Tor nor obtained. righj to il.
J further believe the decd Of Tius. tha,
Mr.. Still intended 20 giye Mi. Nigs;a,op
was on three Tra6ls Of Land ard noI the
Lumber-house.
EDMUND TAYLOR, Jun.
Richmond, Sept. l2th, 1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

Printed FOR flLLLL4A YouxS 3lReU. and
A8RAHA" S1f&hL--Philadelphia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
Notice,


" I virtue OLA deed Of trust executed
I1 by Edmund GRADY to the subscriber,
and bearing date the lAth dar of Noyem.
per, 1901, shall proceed TO sell, on the
premises, AZ pubic auction, for ready mo.
ney; on Saturday the 25th, inst. all tlst
1 tenement
On Shockoe Hill, formerly occupied hy
the SAID Edmund Grady as Grocery.
which IN the said deed Of trust is mention,
ed and described, TO satisfy debt tiiereiD
mentioned to be due 10 Thomas Mite,
together with the COSTS and expenses Of
drawing and recording the saia deed, and
the Charges, commissions, &c. attending
this sale. The sale viii take place Orc.
cisely at four O'Clock in the afternoon Of
that day.
ISAAC WRITE,
Richmond, Sept. 2, 1907. lstGJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
Land for Sale.
The subscriber wishes to sell
The Iract ef Land

Whereon he resides, containing 1850 a.
ores, lying Just below Louisa courthouse.
OH the most public road to Richmond, and
about so miles from that place, extcndiDe
several miles along the road, and runs
within less than hail a mile OF the court
house. There is large dwelling house
store house, and convenient out houses.
several orchards, besides large young or.
chstd of Tie best fruit trees, and about
twenty acres Of good timothy meadow.
The land hes well, cleai Of stone, is well
watered, commando a fine range for cattle,
is well adapted Tor Tie culture Of GRAIN, and
part Oft good tobacco land. There has
been cleared about zoo acres, none or
which is worn out. There arc several lots
wei MANFRED. 10 the publican il would
be a valuable stand. | would sell the
whole, or part, 70 suit purchasers. The
payments ray be made very casy.--For
'efiHs apply 70 (8w)
CHARLES YANCEY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
B / T. L. Y.

Parehasad Of Capt. Miller, Saint Mary 5
county, lAa'Aiahd,) about the Goth May
last' and probably may wish 70 u.al1c his
escape back; ne is about six feet two IL
cues high, ? | years old, rather OF a yellow
lsn complexion, large nose, but very tlat
ana low between The eyes, long hair which
he generally keeps combed back, g litte
5ow-lcgged, bold countcncnce, and eene-
rally very politc-----iie is an exceedina.
good dancer and has very good turn 10
mimics, both o. w.sich anusements he is
very apt to indulge himseifin when notic-
ca by white persons. He wore away a
blue sailors jacl>e(, striped cotton overalIs.
linen Shirt ande, pairoE coarse shoes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
kSr. GEORGE Tucker.

I7'fflFl.' q 'La'o N fke coNege OF lTir..5n,
aqa NARY, a:id 9ne ejf ne ;uIrca Of h.
Genera Cogrt in If,sinfi.
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NllL 80 - 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

~ = ~ = - D II.
Richmond, Sept. s, 500.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
T II 0, M As P Il I " E'S
L E L I E R
TO
GENERAL WASHINGTON.
GContinsed. !

had then been imprifoned feyen months,
snd the flence of the executive govern
ment of America, Mr.. Wilmington, upon
the cafe and upon every thing respecting
me, was explanation enoagh to Robef-
pierre that he might proceed to extremi-
ties.
A violent fever which had nearly ter
minated ray exiacnce, was, believe, the
circuInlfance that preferved il. was
not in condition to be removed, or to
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15

The 10000 dollars, which was on
board, belonged to the above regiment.
The FirR Lieutenant of the Juno, the
Major of the Regiment, a Cadet, and
four Grenadiers, went on board the fchr.
Favorite, captain Portland, arrived at
Bottom, for the purpofe Of aniwering fig
nails from the frigate..
The above gentlemen are now in this
city, and inform, that the captain Of the
Juno had no idea Of her going down; but
ives IN daily expectation of reaching the
land.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15

regard The rrelrnt cafe. BY being witt
Us through The revolution you ere OF Gus
county rs ahfolutslyss Il yoo hsd tesn
born there, aod you are no iaeze u hi:5
lad than every native american is.
This is the true eottrine. in he pteieht
cafe, 70 far as it becomes complicated
with any osher confederation ! haze men
toned i, to make you eafy upon lhe only
point which could give you aay difqur.t-
tude.
II is necsaary for me to tel you how
much all your counttymen, / ip:ak q rEe
grea, mals of the people, are inaesctsed IL
your welfare They have NOT sotgetten
the hifory OF their own revolution, and
the difficult icen,s through which they
pahed nor Go they review lis {evcsai
fages without reviving in their bo(o'ns
a due fenibility OF the merits IT thoic
who leryed them in thar grea, ard srduous
conaie. The crime OF ingfatiiuie has
not yet Gained, and truit never w;.l
tain, our national character. You are
conGdered by them as not Only having
rendered important ierv;ces in our own
revolution, but as being, on more ey-
tenfve icaIe, the friend Of human risl.ls,
and dttiinguiihed and able aiyocage in
favor of pubic liberty. To the wel!afc
Of Thomas Paine, the Americans NOT,
nor can they be, Indifferent.
OF the lenie which the PreGdens has
always entertained of your merits, ani Of
his friendly diipoG5ion towards yoa, you
are roo well aiiured to require any dacla-
ration Of it from me. That forwarded
his wines in ieeking your iafety, Is what
well know, and this will forn.,an addi-
tional obligation on me to perform wtat |
ihoud otherwle coniider as a duty.
You are, in my opinion, at prelent
menaced by no kind Of danger. To H.
bcrate you will be the object Of my en-
deavours, and as foon as pollible. .Bur
you mutt, until that event be accomplish
ell, bear your Gtuation with patience
and torntude. You will llkeWlie have
the juRice 10 recolled, that | am placed
here upona difficult theatre, *many inpor-
TAM objects to attend to, with few to
confuIt. 1t becomes me in purfuit of,hofe
to regulate my condutt in refpetl to each,
as to the manner and the time, as will, in
my Judgment, be beR calculated to ae-
complih the whole. With great elteem
and reipett, conGder me psrioaalIy your
friend. JAMES MONROE.
Tbs I prime alludssto The em5uy-
raDmeu5 7Obieb The FRANCE ,rou9ua Of
Goav. Morris had oeeafoned, and 4obicb
I qceH kuozv, bad created (ulbiejon apex
theJFnee,ity Of Mr.. Wal5mgton.
ne be csutmued.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
publtf Sale.

On Wedu1aay The I7tb inf. at 3 o'Cbtk,
P. M. 7uiN psrsmptoriy be @la, on
Merchants qsbarf,
s Hhds. Of SUGAR,
On credit of 60 and go days, for APP
proved negotiable Notes.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
Nov. Il.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
NEW YORK, November IL.

in addition TO what we itated under the
cotton head in Mondays paper, of the
:0ls OF the Spaniih frigate JUNO, we are
Informed, thar that veiiel fprung leak in
''e lrte gale, about the middle of lat
saon'h. There was whele regiment on
ooaFd ct her at the time OF her linking,
.sl'ed the Regiment of Ahica-as we'll as
* ! wtss and family of the Captain, and
NC families Of ieyeral CT the Officers