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Grand Duke. He can, hewevcr, enter
tain no fanguine hopes Of accomplishing
this object, as the Firlt confaI has perfoa-
ally pledged himielf for the tecuriFy Of
Bavaria, and in that ai{urance he is de-
cidedly fupported by the Court OF Peterl-
burg. This fyaem Of delay, canno.,
however, laa much longer, and we look
to the final adiuRment Of The qdel@ion IL
the courfe of The prefent month.
The complete evacuation of Egypt, by
our troops is announced in letters from
Confantinople Of the 18th ult.
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CORN EXCHANGE, On. S.

We nave TO day but few arrivals Of
wheat as well as Of mot kinds Of grain;
bet qaality fslls readily at nearly our lat
prices; barley and matt are plentiful, but
fell rather heavily, our fupply of peafe
is fhor,, and they are dearer; as alto are
beans fomewhat higher; inryeis a little
alteration oats tolerable fupply, and
they continue TO maintain then prices
-four remains nearly as laf week.
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philade1piia. csaiz, SEPT. 70, arrived
Arab, Sallea, New York; Din, Warner,
do. 8riaol, OF. s, arrived Alexander,
NJ sIntoth, Virginia. Falmouth, OFT. 3,
arrived N. JtTteY, Cooper, Philadelphia.
OF. $, arrived Pfincels Amelia Packet,
New York. Dover, Or. s. pailad by
Pail Sieman, Gardner, tfor Amiierdam)
Baltimore.
Cape Of Good Hope, Jane Il, arrived
Marian, Seton, New York,
A,rsU<d hace or zof.
Schooner John Viniag, Carlan, 81 days
from Kioglaon, Jam OF the fiavan-
ma, fe.l in and kepr company for rs days
with ieyen iail Of American ycAels and one.
Englifh 0aip unlor Spaniih colours. The
hrig Hum, ont SO days from ia
macia, bound for ChaEleiton, was in com
pany: ilae had iprurg leak, lot fJme OF
her fails, and bore away for Havana to
repair. In lar. 81, 80, long. 81, fpoke
ichooncr Friendfhip, bound from Cspe
Francois 10 Savannah, cut 70 days.
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October G..
POR TSMOUTII, Oaober E.


Yesterday morning, about quarter
pa& fix, afudden violent cuff Of wind or
whilwird came on, and lated abeur 20
minutes; ii carried every thing almot} be-
fore il, and we are concerned 70 fate,
that it occafoned the overfettiog the inp
Thames from the Wet Indies, at The
back Of the lie Of Wight, and the hip
and whole crew were in a moment LOFT.
A ihiP or two were in fight but felt them
lelves 70 much Of the hurricane, that they
could render no afiiaance.
O4o5cr 7.
P2Ted by this port for London, the A
merican ihip Hugh Johnlon from Bottom.
Entered, Briti(h PacketL. CheRerfela,
Blight, Falmouth; brig Thomas, Minot,
Norfolk Sally, Lord, Wilmington, N.
c. Comet, -, Turks Hand Dan
ilh brig Tiger, Deroes, Surinam; Rre
men brig Eliza, Schncll, Bremen; fch'r
Favourite, Bride, Peterfbnrgh; Polly
Maekey, Forbes, Currituck Hector,
Smith, n. Carolina: John, Peafe, Turks.
Ifland Goliah, Pinkham, Aux Cayes !;
John Vining, Carton, Kingfon, Jamaica;
lloop Betlcy, Bernard, do. Defiance, Conk-
lin, Warrington, n. c.
From the London General Slipping s. Com
mertlal kf.
OR0ber 9.
At London, Lord Middleton, .-,
for Savannah, to fail Oet. Is; RUDY
Whitman, for Charleion, Oa. IS; Mer
curry, Miller, do. Oct. 9; Thetis, -,
do. O9. I6; John Adams, -, OF.
II. AT Brifo, Dormer, for N.
York, TO fail o.. IS; Mer,ia, Lowell,
for Bottom. AT Liverpool, Mercury, Stod-
dart, for Bottom; American, Sherry, for
New York, to fail Oh. 10 Rebecca,
Fol'anibie, for Baltimore. The vehels to
which there Is not any date affixed, have
already exceeded the period for their fail
ing.
Gra,efend, OF. /. Arrived Olive,
Norman, Baltimore. Oct. 6, arrived,
Oneida, Lilly, New. York. Oh. 7, ar
rived, Joiept, Price, CharleGon. OF.
8. arrived. Kingfon, Stephens, New
York. Liverpool, Sept. SO, failed Swan
wick. Hamilton, Virginia. OF. :, fail
ed Patterlon, Aborn, New York; Pit,
DicSfon, do. Plymouth, Sept. 20, ar
rived Oneida, Lilly, for London) New
York. Bremen, Sept. Ie, failed Elisfe,
Scneli. New. York. Peterfburgh, Aug.
10, failed Dart, Scott, New York. Tex
Ell, Sept. IS, arrived Mary, Croker,
New York. Liibon, Sept. s, arrived
Ceres, Pa,len, Philadelphia. September
S, arrived Active, Robinion, Virginia.
Sept. Is, arrived Amferdsm Packet,
Greene, New York. Deal. Oct. 6, Rit-
fon, WhiPPle, remains for Virginia. Od
7, Aurora, Burnham, remains for New
York. Stangate Geek, Cet. s, arrived
Active, Nc. Douga!l, tfor Newcafle
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c.rma. : by Rufia and France, has not
been acceaed TO by the Emperor and
me delay has given 70 much offence TO the
French .Government that lis Miniaer at
me Court OF Vienna has received orders TO
rs,uru home ifthe Buhaeis flould not be
lsstled immediately. In thar cafe the
eondtioRs OF TIE plan Will be enforced al
,hc point of the bsyonct, and 10000
French troops are iaid to be 10 readineis
for this purfoie.
The revolution in Switzerland is pro-
orsfiog with great raridi,y. The feat Of
-Sovernmentisin poaehion OF the infnrgents,
Who reheaded blythe Baron 'Erlsch6e NJ.
de VAUDEVILLE, the latter of whon is ap-
co,nted commander in chief. The prof
peS} Of tranquility TO this attracted part
q Europe appears very diaant.
Price of Stocks at Londen, October 9,
Der cent. reduced, fhet, 8 Per cent, cons.
,6o!; omnium. difa. Ameri<au Stocks,
S per ets. los !; old fix per Cts. 93; new
do. os; per Cts. 6o-with dividend from
If October, Fine -four. OF. 5th, 4o TO
5os per fack.
Letters were received In Norwich latt
week, announcing the diiagreeable intelli-
.pence Of the capture and condemnation at
Lima of the fhip Miansinomo, Captain
Swaine. ofthat port. The Oneco, Capt.
Howe, in thefame employ, was fold 10
defray exPence.
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LONDON, October 4.


The Paris Journals received this morn
ing up the 1T inf. contain intelligence
of considerable importance refpetting the
troubles which have diitratted Switzerland
for fone time. The enemies of the new
Contribution have proved TOO powerful
for It's Importers, and their army, headed
by the celebrated Baron D'EIach and NJ.
.. VAUDEVILLE has made idelf mater OF
Berne, tbe feat of government. The fnc-
eefs was not, however accomplished with.
out comfortable efuGcn Of blood in va
rious parts of the country, as we'll IS in the
desperate engagement which took place
under the walls previous TO the furrender
of the town. Ineyery direction the ef-
ferris of the infurgents have proved TIL
umphaat, and complete Revolution has
been effected.
M. De VAUDEVILLE was, on the 10th,
named commander in chief, and paid vi
fit to the French minifer Verniac, who
gavehim very obliging reception. The
bear, and the colors of Berne, are already
rsaored to their wonted places. Friburg
has furrendered TO the PEASANT army.
Ssleure likewiie furrendered on the I7th.
A new conaitur;onal iettlement has
been drawn up, which has unised great
number of fuffrages. Il has for its OBJ
iete afederatiye union with central 60
yernment.
The army under Baron & Erlach, which
has effected his revolution, is chiefly com
poled Of the Swifs emigrants who had been
in the Engliih iervice, OF deierters from
the Helvetic troops, ADD of the officers and
folders who, previous to the French reyo-
luton, had ferved in France and Holland.
The peafants with whom they are incor-
porated are extremely Numerous, and the
funds defined TO fupport them are luPpofed
TO be very comfortable. principally com
pofed of voluntary contributions. The
whole Of Erlach's army rs caluculated at
no lefs than 10000 men.
Tt is not yet known whether France
will interfere; but the general opinion in
Switzerland was, that tie Fira Corfu!
would allow the inhabitants to regulate
THAR own contribution.
What will be the ii1ue of the mitunder-
Handing on the iubjett of the lndemnities
between the Cabinet of Vienna, on rhs
one part, and France, Rufia, Psufia, and
the Great States of the Empire. on The
other, it is not difficult TO anticipate.
Although the Imperial commiaioner fill
refnles 10 ratify the ConclaIum of the ex
traordinary deputation Aufria NUT ar
length feel tina necefity of acceding to
the new plan ofterriroriai difribution End
appropriation. Notwithstanding the Fate
menfs given in feveral articles from Ger
many, rfat the Emperor has recalled the
o2icers and folders abfent ueon leave or
on THROUGH, and that the Atchduke
Charles is collecting comfortable army
In Bohemia, he would, by entering into
awar with powers 70 very fpperior TO him
In ireng,h and relources, inevitably ex-
poie his own peaefions in the empire, as
well as his hereditary dominions, TO the
sreatea danger. His oppoGtion is mcR
:. probably, tsirt to gain, in the ulod;f
Cations and changes which remain to be
made, fome important ccnceaions fer the,
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ing and principle they viii only lalgh
at sou. N. 3. CAardiSn
TIE foAs70iug IS q esty IF a ktter trsm
C0PtaM Mory1i IF re 6n;g tyAuilia,
cepfured in TIE t4editeyt44eaa, to TIE
4nerfcaz es4juI, at I4qfs. IT cont.fAs
iworm4tion .Ubicb mteuogy dsmaN4s
fbe confederation u eur go71s, amgqt, md
my Hkrq0ile bsJf,4yfe<u5le 10 tbe cum
mercial fommau1y.
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Arrived this day, the Duke of York
packet, with a mail from Lilbon, ten
days pafage. Left there, the fhip Am
lterdam Packet, Capt. Henry Grey, from
New York, performing quarantine, Of
which eleven days had expired.
October s.
Arrived this day, the Princels Amelia
Packet, Capt. Stevens, with mails from
New York and Halifax, in % days.
Sailed the American flip New Jeriey,
Capt. Cooper, for Stangate Creek, to
perform quarantine, in confeqaence Of her
having loft the mate and one Of the crew
by the yellow fever in Philadelphia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
aleraa0ria a1Oerfl3sr.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II.

HAS Democracy ever been tried And
what has experience decidedf Has il been
found practicable 70 ea45ilh the plan Of
government that the goyefnnspf fhould
not rule the people, bur that the people
fhouid rule the rulers ?-And how has thar
delightful ffheme fucceehe1? The with
to try il is IN she nature o, man, which
prompts him to love to rule better than 10
be ruled. The evidence of the OPERATION
ofthiS nnalterable pais IN is in hlaory.
Is there one inf ance OF the Infinite numer
of trials where it has aofvered well
Who has not been Disappointed that has
planted cucumbers below low wafer mark,
OF has tried TO keep ice in bakers oven
TO talk Of Democracy ana Liberty, Is
nonfenfe. As well might you defcybe the
zepheyrs Of Panasm1u'am, or talk OF the
Aowery borders OF Sty* or Pkl.xetboa
whole waves are boiling pitch.
Why then, as common fenle and old ex-
perience have brought Democracy 20 the
tef, & found il to be folly in its original
and defpotliIn in the end, mould wetry il
There is nor much in Our pan Of govern
ment to marx the (hadesot character thal
discriminate Republic which is good,
from Democf4 y that is, and eyer will
be miletable and wicked. The Senate is
one lhade. That Mr.. BPPEs would more
than alter he would make il The aux.
iliaty oftse foe, not the champion Of Ii
bery. The Judiciary is another, that is
aboliihed, andlrt l9mr5Ica uem5ie. Why
then lhould we be forced TO try Demo
cracy 70 often tried TO tire ruin ofliberty:
We, OF this generation, hav9 iecn Others
run headong, and they have found De.
mocracy itone-wal. Do the Demo
Gratis infilt that We alto nall ron our heads
agaira it, becaufe they think oar heads,
like their own, are harder than the }one
wall. (PaAa4ium.l
Extra9 ofa ktteyj,9w Cbhc9t5l, N2rtb
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Extra7 Of AtteyI,om CbiHeot5e, N9rtb
Wsferu ferritoy, Novem5sr 4tb 1902.
/" The convention yeherday agreed,
with only one dillentienr vote, to cons
into the Union, and to form con1iirutioo
for the fate
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-15
FOR SALE,
Tbat qolN ftuafed and commc9iaus
BRICK HOUSE,
ON CAMERON STREET.,

4 y
Now in the occupation Of Capt. Dan,
gerfeld. The houle is convenient and
well built, conGting ofeight rooms, well
hnihed, full fory and a half kitchen,
nuriery and lodging rooms above the fame,
a fable & other convenlencies on the lot,
which is Is feet front and is feet I
inches deep.
I ALTO, two other LOTS adjoining the
fame, IS feet front and 100 feet deep, t.
a ten feet alley, wherein there is bull,
on each back building one and hall
tory high, four rooms in each.
Alto, the corner LOT adjoining the
fame, on Cameron and Warrington freets,
unimproved, S by AZ feet, with convc-
nient ground for fabling, &c. on the faid
ten feet alley.
will alto fell, that whole fquare with
FIVE frame houfas thereon, either in lots
from 36 to IS front by 100 and 10 feet
deep, on the whole fqnare, as may be&
fuit the purchafers, it being pleafantly fltu-
ated on Oronoco, Alfred, Patrick &Pendle-
ton-freets, known by the name Of the
George Town Turnpike, laying between
John Dundafs and John Potts, Eiqr's..
houfss. No further particulars is necef-
fairy to be given, as thofe who are inclined
to purcaie will view the premifes. A
oreat part Of the purchafe can be taken in
Groceries and Dry Goods, and the remain 1
der by indictments, by giving fecurity or
bank flock. Apply to Mr.. Philip G.
Mar teller, or to the fublcriber, Goose
Creek, Loudoun---if not fold by private.
bargain, they will be expofed to fale on
Thurldsy, the a4sh infant good war
ranted deed, will be made for the whole
on the completion Of The payments.
JOHN BoGUE.
Tune ID. Gdf 1
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F @ R S A L f.,

On the 18th day Of Auggf next, at the
Red Hogle, in Prince W,lAam equuty,
BY The Trgfses Of the lac Gen. Nrllon,
About 5000 acres Of LAND,
lying 10 the counties of Prince William
and Loudoun, near the faid Red Houfe.
Terms Of payment as follow. One fourth
part of the purchafe money to be paid on
the frf day of January, 1903, and the
other three fourth parts thereof to be paid
a, three fubfequent annual Payments
Bonds, with approved iecurity, to be
given by the purchafers at the time offale,
and interea thereon to be paid at the rate
ofGx per cent. from the hrf day January,
1903. If the hra payment of the Par-
,chafe money be not puneually made, the
land to be again, expofed to fale, BY the
fublcribers for ready money; if the lard
hould not then fell for the foil amount OF
the faid purchale money, the purcbafer or
purchafers to be accountak-. upon their
bonds for the deficiency. II the fra pay :
m mt be pun6iualiy made, titlewill be Civ
en- to the purchasrs, and deeds of trua mutt
be executed by them for fecuring the future
payments, which deeds of truf will be
aaed upon, and the lands exposad to fale
for ready money, by the truitees, tor the
full amount of the whole bonds, by virtue
Of the deeds Of truG, ifany one OF the fu-
ture annual payments be not gunctually
made.
The lands will be laid off in lots TO fqit
purchafers, who will have the right OF
feeding them after the 10th Gay OF A. A..
gua next.
THOMAS NELSON, jan.
Surviving TruRees Of Gen. Thomas Mel.
fon, deceaied.
June ID. dtdl
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FOR SALE,
In fee Gnple or Ground Rent.

By Public laai0n, on the Pre-
niles, on Wednsldaytbs a3d dy ct the
3rsfeut ninth, if not 9re0i0gJloA BY
briuate contract,
Half an acre Of Ground in
town, Gtuate on the north fde of Prince
and Welt Eide of Wilmington free,s: Be-.
ginning at the interleetiou of faid Rreets,
fronting Warrington 10 feet 7 inches,
and on Prince freet rz3 feet.o inches.
The ground is laid off in convenient.
building lots. On one OF which is a very
good dwelling houfe, now under rent to
James M'Clenahan
Warrington is the moR fpacious Greet
in town, and will mott probably become
the centre. This ground has the advan-
tage Of laying between the two principal
freess leading from the country cir
cumlfance of much importance, to thole
who are deGrous of purchaflng. Apply to
RICKETTS,, Neut0n s Co.
William Hodg Jon.
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&s Clean linen and cotton
rags bought at this office.
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publtf Sale.
On FRIDAY,

n Ten o'eloek, qUill be bld al TIE Tendae
Store,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
Whilkey in barrels,
Gin in caiks and barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
Molanes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee 10 tierces and bags,
Rajias in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
aGoIted,
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SPRING GOODS.
1OHN RAMSAY,

John RAMSAY,
Has imported by the brig Union, cap
tain Woodhoufc, from London, an abort
ment Of goods fuitable for the feafon, and
is in daily expectation Of receiving BY the
United States from Liverpool, an additi-
oaal fupply.
May I9. d
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ALSO,
A varsety Of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Supcr6ne cloth and Kerhmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Irih Lmsns, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck Of different qualities,
Chintzes and calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton fhawls,
India Malin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing fllks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Iune TX Vendue- Mater.
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F @ z S A e F.

Or f5s I6f6 day Of AHgg9 aexf, at tal
Red Hoals, ia Price isliisslLsam eaasty,
b. The 1rYa<es Ct The late Gen. NeIlaa,
About 5000 acres of LAND,
lying in the counties of Prince William
and Loudoun, near the faid Red Houie.
Terms of payment as follow. One fourth
parrof she purehafe money to be paid on
the frR day of January, 1903, and the
other three fourth parts thereof to be paid
at three fubfequents annual payments
Bonds, with approved iecurity, 10 be
given by the purchafers at the time Of fale,
and interef thereon TO be paid at the rate
of tx Per cent. from the fri day January,
1909. If the 6ra payment of the pur-
chafe money be not panaually made, the
land to,be again expofed TO fale, by the
fubfcribers for ready money; if the land
hould not then fell for the full amount of
the faid purchaie money, the purchaler or
.urchaiers to be accountable upon their
bonds for the deficiency. Il Inc sfrfe pay
rnent be punesualy made, tItfe viii be Civ
srto tfle;pnrchafers, and deeds oftruismaf
beexeeuled by them for fecuring the future.
payments, which deeds of traa wilfbe
seaed upon, and the lands expefed 10 :{sle.
for ready money, by the trraees, for the
luli amount of fhe whole bonds, by Write
q The deeds of truit, ifaay one os tie fu-
tire annual payments be not panetually
made.
.The lands will be laid OFF in lcfs to fuis
purchafers, who will have the right 81
feeding. them after the 10th day Of Au-
goa next.
NATHANIEL BURWELL,
THOMAS NELSON, Jun.
Survivins Truaees Of Gen. Thomas Mel
ion, deceafed.
June ID. dtdf
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-lV50tsgc Is he9re0V gzUg71,

1sH0ttsscs Is hereoy zUeH,
To the Aeckholdcrs of the Bank of A
lexandria, that dividend of four and q
half per cent. on the capital flock of laid
Bank is this day declared which will
be ready tobe paid TO them or their legal
reprelentatigeson Thurfday next the Sth
infant.
By order ofthe Preiident and Directors,
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Gather.
July $. d4w
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Whereas Certificates for Forty
SHARES MARINE STOCK, as at foot
deieriOed, have been either loa, millaid
or tolen.
. NOTICES hereby given thar all tranE
Ter OF lad ifock is topped with the Marine
iTauranes Company, and application is
made for renewal OF faid Certificates, of
which al! perfons VIII be pleaied to take
notice.
WILLIAM HoDGsoN, Attorney for
ARTHUR JONES.
nasesrs AID d,jeriptfono The Certificates.
4ae3 az 1901 inc:uivc Eaued in Jhcsnameoi
Ass3 az 4a6a ditto Jofeph Cary.
80 At 4a0s ditto, hIued in the name of Jo-.
.spe haynes Noble, and by tloie gentlemen re-
,ISoswssy transferred 20 Mr. Arthur Iorcs, in
~asie namethey at prefent fiand.
]uns &c.
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ALSO,
A var1ety Of DRY GOODS.

-AM8Ec WEIGH ARE
Supcrfne cioth and Kerfnefes,
Narrow Cloth, and Fiannels,
Irfh Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail dasko of different qualities,
Chintzes and ~aIicoes,
Canbrick and Cotton fhawls,
India Mnifin and Table Cloa,hs,
coloured threads and fowing inks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number Of other articles.
P. g. MARSTELLER,
July q Vendue- Mater.
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N @ E

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that an annual meet
ing Of the Stockholders Of the POTO
MACK COMPANY will be held al
Gadih9's Tavern, in Alexandria, or
Monday the I'd day Of Auguf next, as BY
Law directed; to elect PRECEDENT and
Directors for the enfuing year, when The
l'resfure5's account Of diibnrlements fnce
The laif annual meeting will be laid before
them.
By order Of the PreGdnet and Directors,
JOSEPH CARLETON, Treafnrer
George Town, July ~. d
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5alas bp auatan.
On WEDNESDAY next,

On WEDNESDAY next,
after o'elaek, suigb Be SID at tie Auaion
Roam,
18th proof Jamaica Rum In
hosheads,
Holland Gin in pipes and bis.
New England Rum in bis.
Port Wine in quarter caks,
Lifbon Wine in pipes,
MolaGes In hhds.
Sugar In bis.
Soap
Pepper in bags,
Gator Oil in bottles,
Fig Blue in kegs.
Together uith a large qrantiy Of
RY G GOD S,
Among zubieb are
ChintzeS and Calicoes,
Sprigg'd larpet, jaconet and book muf-
Inns and muffin fhawls,
White and coloured Marteilles and muf
linetts,
Linen and cotton checks,
Bandannoes, flags and chequered elk
handkerchiefs,
Large and fnsll fans,
lrilh and German linens,
Mems and Womens' faddles,
Aquantity ofmens' and womens' ihoes.
THOMAS MOORE,
July a. aionecr
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-24

JUST RECEIVED
From PbdadslpMaa1d Baltimore, and for
Ialeat the ab/friber's FIRE, in Prime
Street, The fol2ozriag articles.
Holland gin, French brandy,
Jamaica lpirits, cherry bounce one year
old, and an aiIor,ment of liquors,
Bet freih teas, coffee,
Loaf and brown fugar,
Fira quality Spansin fegars,
Beit Engli(h cheele,
Excellent ioft helled almonds,
Box and jar Taifns treh and nice,
Excellent prunes,
Anehovies OF the laa Importation,
Olives of.di,to,
Bet iaiEad oil,
Muaard. pepper, and brandy fruits,
Bsa frelh lime juice.by the bottle,
Market, cane and work sbaikets,
Philadelphia cedar ware, &
Glsis ware of different kinds,
Cayendifh tobacco.
Togetherwitha general afiottment o.
Creekery Ware, and number OF Other
articles.
ABEL WILLIS.
! Ju.yyl4.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-24

You that have accultomed
yourfelves for fome time lpaa, to getting
over my fences and treading down my
whea. aud other grain, and more eipecial-
ly to fuch as are in the habit OF getting
into my garden, and orchard on Hunting
Creek, and ftealing therefIom my fruit
and vegetables I forwarn you, that you
will be brought TO difgrace and punilh.
ment beforesa court of jufice, if you do
NOT delft. r. I. HOOE,
July 2. !.