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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06
Commercial

Il letter from ~ ORLEANS Of Oio6cr n.
Gaies that tie eis6ng Of thai part to tbe
americans, and retaGag TOE further ne oft
as place Of depest. j, altogether the avork
Of tbe Iatendant and entirely contrary TO
tbs earneG qUjbes and qVarmJ expre1el
opinions offbe Go1rrnor, all TIE other officers,
and the Span;b merchants. The GoUernor
Is determined 10 jgEa on tbe admi7on o.
14nerieans TO 6epoft their merchandise ana
If Mr.. Iutenla1t does not yirid in ibis par
tituiar De may be arrefed; and then tie Office
may devolve on one Of more literally ana
Information. and fbe port be re opened and
continue oSen until further ordtr5.
81. U5ef, OaobeY I--Sah plenty.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06
In
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Sys:ss.a irSf4.ss7y
jerks Maine Marine Liz.
bort of l0crtlann.

Port Of I9ortiann.
ThHJ2ay, Dee. ARRIVED br Amphion,
capt. S. Storcr, 90 days from Martinique -
Arrived at Bonnasiaa, Sept 10. ihIp Bedford,
Bitffrir, of Somerlet, az day. paiIAge; bark
2ebeeca. Pets, of Hudfon, N Y 38 days,
both bound TO the coal OF Brazil, on a whal-
iuP voyage Left at St. Pieres, Martinique,
fchooner Nancy, Colewo:,hy, Bottom; is5ig
Reward, Ham, Portland, and feveral other
Ameriosns.-Spoke, Nov. :, of Guadalupe,
fchooncr Refolutioo, NJ Lane, Of PorIfmouth,
from Bolton, bound home-Nov II, off ST
Kits, parted with fchocner PRECEDENT, Mead,
from St. Pieres, bounl home--Same day, lat.
a., long 81, 80. fpoke fchooEcr Warrington,
Bag ey, from Newburyport, bound 10 lanai
ca, A. days out, had very bad weather, fprung
bis bowlpriE in the Gulf al ar being days
out - Nov. 18, LAT 10, ID, long. 10, So, board
ed wreck, which proved to be a fchooner
sbou, 100 tons, with her mainmaa our away,
loaded with lumber, and full nf water, her
main boom lalhed TO her topfail, forenaa aud
5owfprI ftand nG, and one lnali anchor on
dec<-ihe had Wfca1et wrote on her Rern,
and appeared to be an old vele.
Same a. Arrived brig Portland, capt. ]
Tucker, s. days from AHESayos -Lettth re
brig Fame, Bctkford, to "a Tor Bolton Nov.
Nov. 7, IN lat. 80, 40, long. "a, fpoke
fchooner Alexander, Dawie', from Aux Cages
for Ncwbnrypou--Nov ~, IN 80 iathoms
water, fouth Of Nantucket ihoal,, .aw fchoo-
ncr deferted--having tot her manmaf. and
ilrippsd Of her f4iIs-She being directly
TO windward At dark, could NOT approach her
within two OF three miles.
Sunday. Dee 5--Airived brig Polly, capt.
William Lowell, "a days from Oaadaloup
Left there, brigs Traveller, Motley, Mer-
caier, Freeman, Mary Caroline, Choat,
and fchooner Raven, DFinkwaser, all Of
Portland bark Atlantic, Brown, Newbu-
ryport, big Alexander, MORTON. do.
fchoouers Peggy, Greenough, Sally, Rap
pell, and Sally, Rulirh.
Same day-Scho ' Prefdent, Csp..
Mead, from ST. Piere.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

On FRIDAY next,
LTtjII be Ssfo at l5ubtic Gudion,
N.=s dosy I, f5e Bs0eb ef Grape5, IL Fs'x Ssyte',
Portland
HE Stock in Trade of Tho
MAS GooDwIs. of faii Portland, q Bank
rupt, conEfing Of 4 variety or Hardware,
Broadclorhs, Cafirieres, Swanfdowns, Elan.
nels, Mullins, Calicoes, &c &c.
ALTO, at the dwelling Of laid
Goodwin, in High frect, in fais Portland.
variety Of ufeiul Furniture. viz. Mehresuy
Table, Bure Chairs, Looking GaGcs,
Bedheads. Beds. &c.
With variety of Kitchen Furniture.
Conditions known at the tirne OF lair.
Sale viii commence al 10 O'Clock.
BY order Of the Ailignee
EDWARD OXNARD-
Dee. 6, i8o1.
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"a CorrsfpoIcsats.
50 Fa0ors omitted Ills day. yeaA Be- ATTENDED 10
@arrten.
Din.

Dieo,
IN this town. Mrs. Sarah Wifvall, aged ss /,
wife Of Mr.. William Wlw4Il.
We are concerned TO announce the
death OF captain ROBERT M'DoNALD, Of
the brig Mary Caroline, of this port, at
Cuadslonpc, We learn tina. fcveral Of his
crew have aifo died. Capt Mcdonald was
active and enterprifing in his profcifion--
h was COED member OF fociety, and his
death IS regretted by all who knew him.
AT Charleaon. s. c, the Hon J. E CAL.
NOUN, member of the Senate Of the Uated
States for Sou hcarolins. On he Judiciary
repeating bill he exhibited the rare aud per-
hsps fsiitary intance of democrat udeLen-
IDENTIFY (peaking aud voting againft his party
In Bottom, Mrs. Mary Spooner, wife OF
DR.. WIN. Spsonert aged SO years.-Mr.
Robert Duncan, aged So.
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SLipzDreeE. We hear from HarrfweIl. that
on Thuriday night Ian, the aoop Fortune, OF
Deerile, drifted athore az Orr's IlaGd. Il
appears by the ,apers, that Foancis MarlhalI
was matter, burho perlon was found " board
She was about ieventy tons burthen--it ap-
pears fhe had been loaded with wood-her
hold full Of water, and almoit every thin Z
fwept from the deck--the fails ools and much
fhattered TO pieces anchors faaened on
her bows. No perfon being found on board
il Is conjectufed the crew was waihed over
board--the hull appears TO be uninjured. She
was taken poneflion Of by Mr.. William Gil
Ium, Of HarpfweI.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06
Me~ Teyfy LgiQafurr, N00. IS

Mew 'JeyEy Lg!Qafw:, N0V. IS
GA Joint meeting IS now termed.
Two uniuccefsfnl trials have already
been made for the choice Of Cover
nor"
The population of Paris is 53o,SSI.
Coniderably lefs than London
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

.4Jout fbs IIt6 Of Oaober,a Brhjb packet-
boat qUaJ qoretked near Plymouth, Eng. and
Of II paDengeys only one aUa5 tazea. The
EngH6 Zip liverpool, Jobnjon fran ST..
Johns ". B. for Jamaica, toundtred. and
only one Perjon IA black man qvaS faDed.
Spois, NoO. 8, long. As, 80, BARI JelfpS and
Mary, Sf Pert!ssl.
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BLANKS,
FOR SAL AT THIS OFFICE.

WAR; ANTEE DEEDS.
9UTTCL4IM 90.
hfORTC HGE ds.
5USTTCAS WRITS,
EXECUTIONS,
SUBPHOENTS,
AcKM0fKLEDGMENZS,
OMpLfTNTS,
WARRh NTS.
RECOGNiZ HNCES,
POWER1 OF ATTORNEY,
BONDS,
REFERENCES,
BANK CHECKS,
POL[CIHS OF INSURANCE
CHARTHRp ARTfF5,
BILLS or LHDTNG,
Bills or EYCddNCT,
SHIPPING PAPERS.
NAAIFASTS, C'r. &c.
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aHu CuhpIttE aHUrIment OF
Hard-Ware Goods

Il
brals Waih Bafons braf5, princes metal, lcrew
bottom, japan'd and common iron Candle
Clicks Cabinet and Clock Furniture !. br4fs
aud lteeI Chimney Hooks brafs Thumb-
Latchvs and Kno kers ; brafs Chlir Nails
Frying Pans br4ls pipe snj common BEL
lows Bellows Pipes Shovels and longs
Anvlls and Vices Iron ShoveIs, GARDEN
Spades; iron and brals Vine; pain aud
moon face Clock Disls tin'd, iron, compod-
tion and block tin Tea and Table Spoons
Snufftrs; box and feel COFFEE Mills; Coffin
Furniture Houfe ana Tea Table Bells.
A great variety Of
Knives and Forks Jack
knives; Penknices; Razors; sciFors and
Shears; japsn'd. oval, and ofagon Tea
Trays, Waters, Bread and Fruit Baikets,
SnufFer Trays, Tunb.ers, Jacks, Gamblers,
Patent Lamps and Lanterns; brsss and iroa
Locks, Latchts, Hinges and Bolts.
Steel and common plate Saws,
viz. crofscut, tsnon. hand panel, fafh, dove
tail, compass and key hole can iron Weiehtss
Steelyards brafs Scales; Scale Beams.
Joiners, SaddlerS, Coopers,
and Shoemakers Tools.
.Spe6tacles with Jingle and
double bows Razor Cafes Inkfands /;
Curling Tongs Shaving Boxes Sauf and
Tobacco do.
Scales and Dividers Mathc-
NAUTICAL Inarumeats Time Clales Calking
and Making Irons Ship Scrapers Sail
Needles and Palms F; Fleih Forks cooks and
pitch Ladies patent Binaelc Lsmps.
A very complete aFDrtmen. Of
Sa1dlery,
viz. plated and common S1irrups pelham
and lnafile Bits; Msrting4le Furniture Nails
slap IS and Plates aAtiet and Inlet Buckles.
WOODEN and linen Webs Plufh plated sad
common Spurs Whips ana Whip Thongs
A large aiiortment Of Files and
Rafps; Wood Screws; Bed and Cork Screws
Crewe, Frames with ! and S gafes; white cha
pei and common Needles Thimbles; Knitting
Needles Sleeve Buttons Knee Buckles :
Shoe ClSlPs; RAT and Mcofe Traps Curry
Combs Curriers', Leather Drclcr.', and
Drawing Knives patent and common brick
and plaiitering Trowels Sl2res and Pencils
Homes Looking GailtS hair Sieve Bottoms;
Wrapping Paper.
Floor, hearth, duff, Troubling,
fhoe, paint. tar, taih and white
wah Bruihts.
A very complete aHorlment Of
Brais Harnefs Furniture.
ALSO,
CAT Iron Ware 2 BY and
by 10 Window Clsls 4d 81. Sd. "a and
lod Cat and Wrought Nails Shes:hing and
Deck Nails lacks and Brads Of all hzes
Axes Mill Saws, and German Steel.
ALTO, by the Union, from Bri,foE,
large aGortmd mt Of Cod and Log Lines
Msckerell Linefi Salh and Chalk Lines !;
Sewing and SER e Irvine tIual, middle, nj
large Quarter LIZ Cod Hooks Pewter Fat
Irons Cart Bofcs; 2, "a, and 7Slb Can IRON
Weights Pate1, Shot; Sheet Irop block
tin Teapots Hewter Quarts and Pints, &c.
&c. ALSO,
Hyfon, Souchong and Bohea
TEAS of the 4rn quality.
Portland, Ns4. 3. (rh0
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10
CONDITIONS.

/. The Work lhail be put to prcfs inmc-
diatcly after 400 fubicribers are obsa;n-
ed, aud fnifhed with the utmoH expe-
diiion.
II. Where practicable, the books fhall be
forwarded, free of expence, to fuch
places as may be deGgrasedi, and per-
ion appointed to deliver them.
III. 1t fhall be printed en- fuperdne
medium paper, with neat type, hand
lonely bound and lettered, and deliver.
ed to fubicri,ers at T.~o Dsin,7,s 30
lune. To nco-luticribers the price
will be enhanced.
w. Subscribers to pay, where convent
en,, one dollar in advance.
or SsI/e,ipfions rxeeived at the Ogee q
tb< alexandria A4vsrfjfr, and BY THE
different Book,fl2en IN AlexHsd,ia. )
New York, January, 1862.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10

"A VdludDlC .LCI
gtbe tsNo7viag d.(tntssu
Beginning at the diitance Of
40 feet eaa from Union freet, and rur-
ming thence eatt parallel to Oronoko freet
100 feet to the river Potomac, thence
north parallel to Union treet and bind
ing on the river 100 feet, thence wet pa
rallel to Oronoko ftreet 100 feet, thence
fouth with Union freet to the beginning,
with privilege of 10 feet alley throug h
the ground belonging to the heirs OF je.ie
Taylor, decealed.
This lot .comprehends the whole front
of the wharf commonly called Taylor's
wharf; the depth of water is about IS
feet. 1t is Gtuated at the upper end Of
the town of Alexandra, and is one OF
the nearef wharves to the City of Waih-
ington and George Town. The naviga-
ton of Potomac being now completed rem
ders it an advantageous htuation for bu-
linefs-,he wharf is found and fubltantial.
A Ferry is eltablilhed from the lot to the
Maryland lhore, which rents for (. 70
per annum, and is daily encreahng in va
lue.
The terms of fale will be one third of
s,,So dollars in cafh, the remaining two
thirds of 1850 dollars, in equal payments
at 6 and IL mcnths-on any fun which
the property may fell for, above 1850
dollars, credit of two years, from the
day of fale, will be given.
For any further particulars apply to the
fubfcIibeI,
SAMUEL CRAIG,
Feb. "a. eodf Trufee.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10
ROBBERY.

one Hundred Dollars REGARD.
THE fublcribers' fore was laR night
broke open and the following Cath and
Goods taken therefrom, viz.
About 100 dollars in cain,
Crofs- barred and ftripcd soarfe fwanldown,
PIECE of ispertinc brown cloth,
/ 30. do.fark bottle green,
90. ofdark brown fuperfne,
1 o.sdafe mixed brown fuperhnc,
do. of blue fine cloth,
I do. OF dark mixture fine cloth,
do. lapet mullins, !
OF fprigged mullins number-alio diIai.
ties; camel hair lhawls; brown, red and
blue bandannoes; yellow Aaggs and
cinnamon fix lhawls number OF India
book mullins; womcns' blue and white
worried and cotton tockings, mems
fancy cotton bookings; few pieces
of Marieilles yea patterns and fix man,
keen, together with variety of other
articles NOT particularly recolleeted.
The above reward will be paid to any
perfon for discovering the Cath and Goods
and conviaing the thief or thieves; or
Fifty Dollars for all the Goods, or in
proportion for any part of the Goods re-
covered.
1t is hoped all we'll ddPofed Perfons will
interea thenMelves in discovering and
bringing to condign puniihment the per-
pe,rarors of this daring attack upon the
property of citizens.
is M. SCHOLFIELD.
January z. d
r. Such Printers as are difpofed to de-
tect villainy are requeaed to iniert the a.
bove.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10
Notice..

Notice.
THE fub(criber intending to
quit his preient bufnels, gives this public
notice, that any perfon having demands
asainit him, will preient the fame, and
they will be Immediately discharged.
The few indebted to him, BY doing like
wife, will get the thanks of
THOMAS CRUISE.
Who will continue for one
month telling of his STOCK ofGOCDS
at prime colt.
March s. d2w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10

y, illlam ttartihOrnc
Has far Sale at bis Mil, or in alexandria,
Platter of Paris by the
ton, or ready ground by the bulhel,
Indian Meal and Rye Meal, bolted or
unbolted,
Corn, or any other grain, ground for
toll at the mill.
II bis flare in tozvn,
Hay in bundles, Corn by
the bulhel,
Loaf and lump Sugar by the hogihead
or barrel,
Fira and fecond quality jones River
Tobacco, in kegs,
A few very good Mill Spindles,
Two good Scale Beams.
Three boxes s by 10 Window Glais,
lanes River Coal.
For Sale,
A number Of valuable Lots in town,
A fmall Houie on a lot of IS feet front
on Water Street, next door to Major
MUICaiter'S.
Ayo, fsr Sale or Rent,
A valuable Brick Hou1e
on King areet, now in the tenure of Tho
snas Cruie
To Let,
A two1ory Frame Houfe
on Duke freet, with large garden and
we'll Of good water at the door.
I'd mo. 1.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Or THURSDAY, the fyf day Of april
next, qvW be exts/ea to /a!t at The Cef
fee Hsgjt in AA<xanaria, at ovt 0's!ast,
A valuable Lot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-29
Valuable Property
(Wukm quarter ia mile Of Alexa1@'inl
TO BE rem TED.

(Wukm a quarter,efa mile Of Alexan1rin}
TO BE RENTED.
12 Acres of land, on the Ealt
Gde of the George Town road, well en-
cloled, with poa and rail fence, and a
growing hedge all round, about 5 acres OF
this lot is cultivated as Garden, and we'll
MANFRED, in which there are variety OF
excellent bearing fruit trees, grape vines,
raiberry, gooleberry, and currant buihes, a
variety of herbs and flowers and IS afpara-
gus beds, highly manured and produced a
bundantly, there are ALTO on this lot, two
dwelling houfes, cow-houfe, fable, corn
md fheep-houfe.
% Acres of land on the Welt
f;de Of the faid road, enclofed in like man
ner, about 5 acres oft is in timothy, and
produces good crops of hay, about 6 acres
has been in clover, and fince crop OF rye
ha, been taken from it,; at proper ieaion
it may be again laid down, in either elo-
yer or timothy about two acres is in
wood-,his lot may be conveniently d.
vided into four good grafs lots.
No perfon or perfons need apply to rent
the atoreiaid property, but fuch as can
come, we'll recommended, for their honef-
~, fobriety and knowledge in the garden
lug and farming buGnefs. The two lots
will be let feparate or together as may bef
fuit, and good fecurity will be required,
for performance Of the covenants, in the
leafe or leafes. For terms apply to the
E,bfcriber. PHILIP R. FENDALL.
January 20.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-29
ROBBERY.

One Hundred Dollars REGARD.
THE fubfcribers' fore was lait night
broke open and the following Cath and
Goods taken therefrom, viz.
About 100 dollars in cath,
Crofs- barred and ftriped coarle fwanfdown,
Piece of fuperdne brown cloth,
do. do. dark bottle green,
do. of dark brown faperhne,
do. dark mixed brown fuperhne,
2 do. of blue fine cloth,
do. of dark mixture fine cloth,
; do. lapet mullins,
Of fprigeed mullins numher-alio dirnl.
ties; camel hair lhawls; brown, red and
blue bandannoes yellow Aaggs and
cinnamon fix fhawls number OF India
book mullins; womens' blue and white
worried and cotton hockings, mems
fancy cotton itockings; few pieces
of,Marfeilles vea patterns and fix nam
keen, together with variety OF othe'
articles not particularly recolleeted.
The above reward will be paid to any
perfon for discovering the Cain and Goods
and convieeing the thief or thieves; o.
Fifty Dollars for all the Goods, or in
proportion for any part Of the Goods re-
covered.
It's hoped all we'll dilpofed perfons will
ineeref themfeIees in discovering and
bringing to condign puniihment the per
petra,ors of this daring attack upon the
property of citizens.
J.& M. SCHOLFIELD.
January z. d
"a Such Printers as are difpofed to de-
tect villsiny are requeaed to inlert the a
bove.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-29
The Inhabitants Of Aiexan-
dria are RESPECTFULLY informed, that Il.
KENNEDY,
,C,4RVER q GLIDER,

Carter q GLIDER,
of Baltimore, late from Philadelphia, is
in this town, and willremain until oatur-
day-Such pcrfons as with to have their
prints and locking glaGts new framed, old
looking glaaes new polifhed and fiivcred
(which will render them equal to new
Old frames new gilt, gold letters or oIna-
uents on glals, sc. will favor Kennedy
by leaving their addreis for him at Capt.
Davidfan's tavern, Prince freet.
The advantages to De acquired by Ken
nedy's being here, are that the applicants
will be made acquainted with the expencc
of the work (which will be as low as IN
PHILADELPHIA their orders received aud
executed correctly, their goo<,s carefully
packed, and they exoneIated from the
rilk and expence of carriage.
Jan. u. d3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-29
William Hawthorne

William HartlhQrne
.Kei far.se!A:. &. hi, Mill, or in alexandria,
Platter Of Paris by the
ton, or ready ground by thebuihel,
Indian Meal and Rye Meal, boiled or
unbolted,
Corn, or any other grain, ground for
toll at the mill.
lit hi, Store in to7vn,
Hay in bundles, Corn by
the bufhel,
Loaf and lump Sugar by the hoshead
or barrel,
Fira and econd quality Jsmes R
A few very good Millspindles.
Two good Scale Beams.
For Sale,
One Share in the Pnto-
mac Company, ''---'s
A number Of valuable Lots in town.
AJ6, fir Sale or Rent,
A valuable Brick Houie
on King freet, now in the tenure Of Tho
mas Crule.
To Let,
A two ftory Frame Houlc
on Duke freet, with large garden and
we'll of good water at the door.
1T mo. IS. d
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Eub:'c Eale.
On TUESDAY,

On TUESDAY,
At ten o'ckck, qvW be 6lI at TIE iexdAe
Stare,
cd and 4th proof Antigua and
Jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
Tenerilfe Wine in calks,
Coidials in bis.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
Molailes IN hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Ear,hen Ware in crates,
handfomely ahorted,'
60 boxes fiavanna Segars,
Cotton IN bales creai..
ALSO,
Il yar1ety of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad ana narrow Cloths,
Flannels ano Planes,
Carpets and Garpetlng.
Irih and German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
Calicoes and Gughams,
4 variety of Muilin and Muffin Hand
kerchiefs and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
IAN. z6. Vendue- Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-29
TANNEY & PATTON
HAVE FOR SALE,

IA &Na ~ NV
HAVE FOR SALE,
90 Pieces Of Ruiiia Duck,
90 Ravens do.
s Chefs Of Souchong Tea,
Havana white & brown Sugars in boxes,
Wet India do. in hhds. ana barrels,
Coffee in bags and barrels,
Holland Gin in barrels,
Sweet Oil in boxes of IL bottles each,
CATTLE Soap In boxes,
Shoes in boxes aaor,ed,
EAT India Goods.
AJo,
TIE Cargo cfthe Schooner Lucy, captain
Snow, coniiitIns OF
43 Tens Platter OF Paris,
60 Caks of Lime,
10 Barrels of Tanners Oil,
rs Reams Of Wrapping Paper,
40 Boxes of dlpt Candles.
January ~. d :.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-29
Sale bp audtoss.

On SATURDAY next,
ff ten 0'elaek, zciN be fold at the tuition
Room,
Rum in hhds. and bis.
Sagar in 60.
Cotiee in bags,
Soap and Candles in boxes,
Raltrs In do.
Starch IN do.
Tobacco in kegs, &c.-ALso',
A quantity Of Of. Dry Goods
Kendall Cottons,
Kerieys,
i.a..-s,..;s, Plains,
Pas, laathss,
DuIlls, tianneiS,
Iriih and Sheetlng Linens,
German CA,Aau!ss,
Calicae>, Dnrauts,
Sh4wls, IiandAerchlets,
Ladies Silk Gloves,
Sewing Silks, Threads, &c.
II. and T. MOORE,
Ian. II. Au6tioneers.
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= : "as leed Of lry5 f,0w Ao0erf
Hamilton and Either, bis Wifs, to THE
Suytribr,s, torJfen,ixg the pyment Of
a/imJm0ay TO tbe P,s6dt"t, Directors
AMI Company o. the Bank Of Alexan-
drA, on The 3otz Infant euiN be rxfyfd
nilr, en- a literal credit, on The premJes,
A Lot or Parcel OF Ground,
lying upon the EAT Gde Of St. Aiaph-
Stree, and fouth lide of Wolfe Street, in
the Iown of Alexandria beginning at
the inerieetion of the faid Streets, and
running eaitwardly with Wolfe Street to
Pist-Sreet thence fouthwardly with
Pitt street 96 fee. 6'inches thence welt
wardk par allel with Woi!e-Stfeet So
eet thence iouthwardly parallel with
Pitt street SO feet; thence wefwardly
paraltl With Wolfe-Street to St. Afaph-
Street: thence northwardly with, St.
AiaphStteet to the beginning. Upon
this piece of ground there are a large,
commdious frame dwelling houie, we'll
calcul,ted for the accommodation of a
gented family, kitchen, fable and car.
rage loae, a we'll Of water in the yard,
with ,p imp. The 'Gtuation :s 'et.eessant.
1t was formerly occupied by Mr.. Robert
Hamilton, lately by Mr.. S'ier, and at
prefent by Mr.. James Hamilton. The
lot Being large, fuAicient proportion
of it will be attached to the improve
meuts, ard the refdue laid off into conve-
nieoe building lots; plan of which will
be exhibited on the day of iale.
ALSO,
One other Piece of Ground,
lying upon the fouth fde of Prince Street,
and 20 the eaRward of Water Street, in
the faid Town; beginning upon Prince
Street q feet 70 the ealtward of Water
Street, and running thence eaftw ardly
with Prince Street e feet; thence fouth-
wardiy parallel 10 Water Street a. feet 4
inches t,eiite weltwardly parallel to
Prince Street 70 teet; thence nortl'ward-
ly o the beginning. Upon this piece
of ground there are convenint two-Gory
frame dwelling -houie, with a kitchen
andother conveniencies now in the the
occupation of Mr.. Smith.
One other Piece of Ground,
adj,ining the lait beginning upon Prince
STREET IS feet to the eaftward of Water
Street, and running thence eaawardly
with Prince-Street 90 feet; thence iouth.
wadly parallel TO Water-Street ~ feet
tou inches thence weitwardly parallel
ofl.ince- Street 90 feet; thence north
wadiyto the beginning. Upon this piece
of5round is large frame warehouie, two
AGies high, now in the occupation o.
Mfrs. Smith and Bartleman. It tor
mrly competed two. diaina wa'ehonles,
ara may eaGly be put into tie lame
fiuation again.
JAMES KEITH,
John C.. HERBERT.
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public Sale.
On TIE IItb of February neat
WILL BE SOL D,
On The Premijes,

A neat and convenient Store
and Dwelling FIouie, on Princc-Street,
near the corner of al-St:eet. The
itand is equal to any in the Town, fronts
on Prince Street is feet 4 inches, and Is
m depth IS feet, with the beneh. of an
alley fabjett to rent of Twenty
Pounds. Terms, SC. will be made known
previous to the iale.
P. G.. MARSTELLER, v. NJ.
January IS,