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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-26
The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,

So celebrated among the fashionable through
out Europe, Is an invaluable cotmetic, perfectly
innocent and fate, free from corroiive and repol-
lent nlneTals (the baiis Of Other lorions) and ct
unparalleled efficacy in preventing and removing
blsnlilhes in the face and ikin ofevery kind, par
ticuiary freekies, pimples, nAamniatory redneis,
icurss, letters, ring worms, fun burns, priekiey
heat, premature wrinkles &c. rendering the ikin
dclicafey foft and clear, improving the complex
on, and reiforiug tie bloom OF youth
The DAAdASK LIP SALVE.
Tie RESTGpA TIVE POWDER for the
lsEl'H and GUMS.
DR.. HAIIM's TRUE and GENUINE GER
MAN CORN PLASTER.
An infaiible remedy for corns, fpeedily reraov-
ing them, root and branch, without given pain.
sDr. FiAE5N's GENUINE EYE. WATER.
A fovereign r-nedy for all difeafes Of the eyes.
whether the effect Of natural weakness or of ac-
cident, deductions of rheunn, dullncis, itching
and films on the eyes, never failing to cure thie
maadies which frequently iucCeed the imall Pox,
meailes and fevers, and wonderfully Arengthcn-
ing weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
it's exec lent virtues, when nearly deprived OF
fight
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
The only remedy yet difcovered which gives
Immediate and laGing relief i'll the moa 1eyere
inftances.
The ANODYNE ELIXIR,
For the cure OF all kinds of Head Ache.
CHURCH's COUGH-DROPS.
INFALLIBLE AGUE and FEVER DROPS.
For the cure of Agues, Remitsenr and Inter-
mittsnt Feyers.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-26
IlJoI kECEIv ED,
a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
CT "a s. S.

ConGHing of elegant cut quart and pint
decanrers, goblets, tumblers and wine
elaass, to match; plain half pint, pint
and quart tumhlers, do. quart, pint and
half pint decaaters, which will be Told by
the box, or by retail, on moderate terms.
AJ5,
Gentlemens' fine black Hats
Of flpsrior quality, do. white with green
.undsrs. chiIdrsns' fine do. of every CO.
lour, and a quantity of well aaorted, low
priced wool hats, by the box or by retail.
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
April 70. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-26

+, be absolutely unparalleled in the cure of
Nervous diiorders, Violent cramps in the
Coninmptions, Homach and back,
Lownefs of 1piriss, Irdigeifion,
Lois Of appetite. Melancholy,
Impurity Of the blood. Gout in the Aomach,
EIyllerical affections, Pains inthe limbs,
Inward weakneiiss, Rclaxations,
Seminal weakneHss, Involuntary enaiflions,
Four albus, {urwhites) Obltinate elects,
Barrennefs, Impotency, &c. &c.
The principal operations OF this remedy is in
the Ronlach, referring the digeftiye powers, and
Tending from that organ new health and vgor
iuto every part of the fyGem; it enriehes and pu-
rihesthe blood without inhaning it; braces, with
out Hinulatng TOO violently tha nervous iyftcm;
ftrengthens the iecretory vsisels and the general
habit brings back the mutcular hbres to their
natural and healthy tcne; aud reitorss that nutl-
ton which innoaerate cvacuations have deitrcy-
ed, and whole iois had thrown THE Whole frame
into langour.and debiiity
The Restorative is absolutely above all recon-
incubation in removing tho!e weaknefIes aud in
firmities with which many females arc afflicted,
the consequences of difficult and painful labourss
or OF iniuaicicus sreatme thereia
The noa obitnlte feminal elects, and tkemoR
dftleiing cafes oil flaor abus in females, fall par
sicuariy uader the province oil this rcltcrative-.
fpeedily yield TO its benign operation, and are
radically cured, by correcting and purifying the
crinnonious humors rettorng proper degree
OF tenhon q the relaxed 6bres, and strengthening
the weasen d organs.
In calsssof extremity, where the long preva-
cncs ard obilinacy Of difoafe has brought en- a
general impoverihment of the iyHem, exceliye
debility of the whole frame, and waiting of the
fSih which no nourithment orcordial could re-
pair, perseverance in the ufe of this medicine
has performed Enc noa aitonilling cures.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-26
VENEREAL DISEASE.

Thole whom this may unfortunately concern,
are informed that fupply hasnow been received
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-26
- HAMILTON's ESSENCE AND Elk
TRACT Of MUSTARD,

d fafe and effeaual remedy for rhcumatlims,
ocut paliey. lpralrs and bruizss, white iweiings'
nod ifrains. and rclaxations, nunbneis and weak
NETS of che uinrs, ttffnefs of the neck, pans o.
the fdc. head ache, fwelIed faces, frozen limbs,
and, every finlilar complaint. It prevents cnii
blains, or Chopped hands, and thei elects OF get
ting wet or damp in the feet. ~.
Ihe cxtract is celebrated for removing coio !"
wiuoy complaints in the itonach and bowels ny
ing pains and other ipaimodie aftections.
The teGinaony Of tn ufands. and daiy e1Pcli.
ence, fuficieatlyproyeihe iupcrority OF inc apose
medicine over all Others in the cure Of the nlaia-
dies we have enumerated.
Dr.. IAMIITONss ELIXIR,
Afovereign remedy for Colds. Obitlnate Coughs'
ARhn,as, C.talahs, Sore Threats, ana AP-
preaching Conlunptions.
70 s4rsuts qubo nay haze ebHdrea a67iaed
4vstb The HOPPING COUCH.
This difcoyery is Of the firA magnitude, as It
affords immediate relief, checks the progreis, and
in illort time entirely removes the mott cruel
diiorder to which children are liabit---the Ellxr
is perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 imal' that
no difficulty aries in takingis
~ 4
DIR. FIAFfNss ANTLBILLIOUS,P PILLS.
The operation OF theie pills ispetfealy mild, 10
as to be uled with iaiety by perlons IN every itu
ton, and OF every age.
They are excelsently adaptedto earryof fuper-
fuous bile, and prevent its morbid iecretions--to
reftore and amend the apPetite-ro procure Tree
perfpiration, and thereby prevent colds, which
ars often attended with fatal coniequences--.a
dofe never fails 70 remove cold, il taken on its
fril appearance. They are celebrated for re-
moving habitual Observation-Disclosures at the Ito
mach, and ievere head ache-and ought to be
taken by all perions or achange OF climate.
'fhe SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
HIGH,
Which is warranted an infalfible remedy at
one appication, and may be uted with perfect
fafety BY pregnant women, or on infants week
old, not containing particle Of mercury, or any
other dangerous Ingredient whatever, and Is not
ccornpanied with that tornlenting fmart which
attends theapplication Of other remedies.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-26
V4LUABLE NE DICINES.
SAMUEL BISHOP,

sSTATIONER and BOOKSELLERS,
I. informs tie public t6at.be bas
rseeiveda trs9 laa4I e The fol'oav,ss
efeemed Med,emes fran lee aua -
Baltimore, 4vbo buve appointed 6ln
fLe;y ouly Ytnaer in Alex4ndyia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
Rqlad Diaorga,.isatio7. 80 Rpnlan sodg


a letter to General YYiIlim Shepherd
contained information, that On .he night
OF the 10th day OF March, 1909, in one of
the towns of the state of Massachusetts,,
the body Of an elderly womb eyaporated
and disappeared from some internal and
unknown cause, III the duration Of about
one hour and an half. Partaf the family
had gore to bed, and the restwere abroad.
The old woman remained awake 10 take
care of the house. BY and by one Of The
grand children came home, and disco.er-
ed the floor near the hear. 20 he OF Are,
An alarm was made, lightbOught, and
means taken to cXt,nguish it. While these
things were dong, some siIgulsr appear
ances were cbsel yed on the hearth and
the contiguous foor. T'hele was q sort
OF greasy SCOT and sshes, with remains ~
human body, and an unusual smell in
the room, al the clothes we're CONSUME
cd, and the Grandmother wasmissing. It
wa 1t trsl suppressed she hal. in attempt
ing to Ugh; her pipe of tobacco, fallen mo
the Gre and been burned 70 death. Bot
on considering how small tie FIRE WAS, and
that so total 4 consumption could scarcely
have happened there had b.en ten times
as mich, there Is more ress sol TO conclude
that dis is another case Of tAat spontan@'
oug decomposition OF the human body, y
which here are several instances on re
cord. Il is 70 be regretted hat TIE par
ticulars have not been more cgreluiiy no
ticed. (Hfeairai Relo@gorI.J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

~ IS Presumed, htile consideration VI make
u ooyious, THAT q worl so extenaye. anl ..h
wni cnpl large cspitei caunc- 5c r1t to.re- s
unti q saiicico o1noercf suh.essbl.s a.e slstsiasd
O. make u prudent The prt icrs do ao' zee
coie.t ,hat any book, e. the saoe a,u5sut. hos
been printed 10 thc United Static. wit1od. eti e.
part % i'c p,slha,e money, being tVHtd a
advance ,f reJarns made IS i gToceel.l. b. d..
lwermg the yn.umes as thcy were primo d in
ae prea--'J c1-r, &c WHO'S v1,i viz 81 finish 2
a'id co'nple-,s boI.d, before soy 81. -ca, is
made
II IS e7rneaj requested fhst,i,e srr'!rr1cr who
mttna a1n,cubr8. vh icrHas4 ticif na1ei ~
sos as possA -'tr by iet~ ops ,i.) 1
JAS PVois.ess iu Phi, ley!Ua. o., ,r.oasi OBJ.
mclar' Of boos.ssiie'. IA tie negbso to'er-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

, The Post-urssters .ri;i slta g. gs-.,.s - d,
san crip'ion PaIcrs AID i Is pres.red 49, =
toy ia ar ia're7 hz, I.aJ 5iteT as = rcidti.1-
f2fioa, and 10 q dVce gcnii-nen TO 1--WE IL iss,r
atcat'2n .hoeyc. p. ccres niuc subs ie-rs ST. "a
D. if1GcJ @ a tcuth capr bu, Il T. 20 o. &C.,
c'ts aAc-fsl0ot. 'Aat eie person Ua51cccivc :
Spy icr iro-u1rE subscribers, E,l1- be AsEV & a.
ole r IL. payment o. III the sende-re'iy who q n
n-lisS ae -'.;.si ;Ea- r.aad aohinq Iur ~
ac's ~ u d oCoAs, c,3.ieses ,lcy ARE -lscrs.
yofe deterGincd nct to le2Vc1 single.e., viis9ac.
AZ iiat tns ie- eiy.pg r. 7.sot tori.
Sen'lemea WHO forSatd ..lmys nl the ,uslicli-
erz, are requested 20 mtntio., yhece le ,J5ts a..
70 " ~ci'7, .I,d Il pIssple. 70 make tnl niace oF
delivery some eoGsjeiAhle an6 Wei i.is60n town.
ssnoriPucn p'peis,v'l be f2uud 81 ne ha,!a.
OF mr. Prichaid 2nt &c. ). Pieasunts, "a Rich
mondi A-css,s. Ross = ujoacias, Pett rsi,.... -
Mr. l. MCrici,, N0n,'k; M. Il Cyreeniic,,-.
W ilialrsbr,.i GIr. ltnicrscu redericA sb;,.y-:
''r sr'o.r AieFndria Mar j.. Abuses,
-itftii'sbo5. Mr. Bowen YiuSheslcs. az I.
Gales, f1iessh. NORTH Cssolia8 Melscs Baiicr
& Waller, Sn~.ea.or Sou;h-Carol.nA Nir Z
117r5il. Gecfg oYn, iogUnac; Mes Is. Sa,r. &
CO. Hashingtoo City fiessfs 9. iihl. an. Com
rad d CO. Bsuu1urc, 30. &C
The Publishers asy, 0idy 10 add, Dist ,hsy be-
neve Al VIII DC s3upc . be Considerably the io.v-
is1 priced law book o. a sinilEr extern, and Ia.
-'uoln8 a copyright p.rchsse, thas HIS apoeaicd
Tor many years, eirneriu Ane.ir1 = Eo4oDe.
WILLIAM YOUNG BIRCH,
ABRAHAM SFIALL
tEiEac@s5s.a. s. os lISO2. coo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
e NDITL0NR

~ Eat te cco,k be frircd1gifJ oreyo tire on as
.}ne PIPER. arfiy fve oeyy h,5,o ossaoo il,7l-
fae se borra o. ''eat lau biqlng.
III TtrfH5acls g. 70 byesf com as s-iFicee.
a1si,efJ 'essci5ers a5m- Dc o5f0iash to male It
',4e5a---a'e fron e9e t'aas gg9iS to 5ls@ ls ba,
tailed IN olsyegr.
III 2b4t Ne Price - .5sgJ9e. cgya,,s end ,so.A.
'telf = doAor. pgya5 ~ aek,cy4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

read, published, registered and posted up
wherever II may DC necessary.
Done at Head-Quarters, Basseterre
Cuada!ouPe, the 2sth Messidor.
ofthe year 10 Of .he French Re avb-
lie (7th July, lsO2.)
(Signed)
PTCRgF.4.rcE,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
BARTLETT STILL.
Richmond, Scyt. ts, 1902.

SOME time last Spring, Mr.. Sell 2,
Wiggintor applied to Mr.. Bartlett StG,
in my presence, 10 give him a ds4d z
Trust, ON his brick LuuLef.hosse or tie
bason Of Che carg, which NJ. 5ui posi-
lively refused, 70 consequence 0f has VS..
b,ying Faii .c nor Ubtsincd q llgh. 30 T..
! further bei.eye The deed of 1tus. &
A.r 5uU Intended q giya Mr.. Wievm. .r
was on three Tracts Of Land, and n.: &c
AsGnbT-lou -
EDeiuNp TAYLOR, y..s.
AIS in'La1, ~-y., .5tn, 1900
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

NN ele 26th day of April last, Dsr.
~ SE1R 3. BIcetNgov applied to me
to gave linn deed of trust On some pro-
merry, 80 secure the payment OF q debt Que
- ne 10 N@ssIs. Richard S. Gackley s.
Co ri Hyv@ ok, which was agreed 30 by
t'.e- 'l!e psoPerty was named, VIZ, 1000
acres Of Military Land, 200 Acres ia IIu-
wanna County, and 1000 acres on Sand
river. MI 'Yigginton also applied to me
to kno" if il would be agreesble for mo
20 add the Brick Lunber-house or the
bason OF tbecsnaI, alluded tc by Mr. M
lam 0lOHclG7, the 1rJstec,--Tae rcriv
from me We. that / would not nor nyvs.
would, and save him my reasons G.. .4a-
tiine. This conversation passed la the
presence Of respectable testimony. The
three tracts q I.su1 was the property ,nu-
tually aGreedon between Mr.. Seth B.yVi.
CLINTON and myself Wr. Wigsin,op we. g.
70 bis roemRnd filled up the blanks. Il
being late q night, aud in the hurry
of business I s'gncd the deeds, wills
ont mno,dy examining them hsvin~
fuli couhdeoc ia Mr. Wigginton, tina.
he would ni add airy thipe b.. what IVES
agreed ON My refusing &c admit tho
deed 10 eO-d Is rot On account Of Use.
being but Two Witnesses 80 sign, but tllat
the iumberhouss was inserted contrary 10
my knowIegc, 10 stead of the 1900 scr.s
ol Land.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
A DWeliing-EIouse,

At Qiarreriy Court Of Husirga, cent?. ued by
adjoarnment, ari held Tor the i-;ry of Rich-
day Of August, 1852.
Rodnt 4c.teLeR, coab.Y In
NcAINsT { OF
55fso. Mcgee H's Lsig5.e. Woa5, Dyfs .eyy-
THIS Day cane the complG..anr, by ceorqe
W, Smith, scar. his attorney. and re ceiendsr-
Jehn hagee, not having entered his appea-e,..,.,
and gwen security according yorie ct cf Assem-
bly, and rheraeS or ttis Courf, and it ppearirr %
the court ti-e ne IS act ~ inha5i..s OF is sta,es
on the motoh Of he complainant by l.is counsel
aforesaid 4. i oTdged, ina. Tie sad defendant.
lc4.n AlaEei, do appear here on TIC first day Of
The next December term Of THIS courr, and an
swev The soapainants Dil; and chzt copy Of
this orcesby forthwith inserted in some one Of
5ho rewsP.Pcrs pubshed ~ sl.e Cry Of Rich
u.on5 forcvo months successively, and posted ~
its troht door Of the courthouse oE this Ci,y.
a Copy,
Teste,
ADAM CRAIG, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
Br 81. CNOReiN rEC.KFP-

iSr2'sa'cr q La~ a. ~ coaesr e y;1a.za,
a5s @E7fy, and ore of thc jla3ges Of t6e
Gene'al Cos9t IN Efrgi,iiq.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

to pay Tor publications. in oppos;donio yhe
administration Of government, where do
the supporters ofthe federal editors End
thei; exoneratiop iyom guill9 Every Sub,
seriber TO federal paper is gu.lty, from
Year to year, of this h.sa crime and mis-.
demeanor (Which Mr.. jefferson is charp-
ca. They pay their printers for abusing
the administration; they furnish the an.
nuai wages of the iniquty and all die
curses denounced upon Nj. Jefferson fall
upon their owo heads. THINK of this, We
patrons oil those printers who abuse Mt,
1Giserson Tor giving 20 mar LCallenderl
WHO wrote against the administration OF
our government, Your party NOW pay
4aiteader Tor yiuiying the President, and
you pay pclntees Tor copying Calendars
sS9riility' Thus you i1s,,iy whatever is /
aliedgcd against Mr.. Jefferson ;orhis cha
rity 10 Calender, or you eillhinate your !
selves by practising The san. line Of con !
duct you so strongly condemn in another. |
FBee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
REpuBLtcANUss
- ~ r---.
WILMINGTON, Ser,te,,ber ~

NA~SI1NN1 On, September III.
q considerable degree of alarm has per-
Vaded this Borough, with respect 10 the
prevalence ofthe yellow Fever. We tbink
q dus TO state, that f7oa, the in(onna,j-
on we have obtained, and which we think
correct, there is,not greater number of
SICK 'hah might be expected, when we take
mo consideration the season OF the year.
and the sudden and extreme change from
heal TO cool. No dsutt but Tie most ex.
traraSant reports are in circulation. In
order 10 enable every one to .of4n a cor.
rect Judgment, we here publish lis, of
oeaihs since The 4th instant. On the Ala
.1o stu s17o sth snc eth one 9th one.
ihe physicians also state, that there are
not an uncommon number of cases of Ee-
YER and that the most of them are Of the
reInittent lsind.------The qualifications, there
lore, IN the PhiladeIphia papers, that 6 The
Fever RACES in Wilmington, !" as nor tossa.
cd IN ruth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

Printed foe HILlI4& YoVSs RlRtH. sid
'60fiH4SE Ssr1.t--EhiladelpLia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
NEw-Yonx. Sept. u

~ W &CeS5 sept 3.
forthe hie oFLoDdon pages frora which
the Foreign intelligence in tbs davis Mer-
camille Advertiser is copied and Tor the
long iis' o. vessels left at liverpool which
VIII be found amongst Gun marine article
we are indebted TO the Poiiteaess Of Capt.
Paddocs OF the slp AlIeeany. Captain
i. leit Ai'erPooi q. enc 2Glh JUlv, and
brings London papers 10 Tho i8th. They
contain nothing materially interesting.
The Fourteenth Of July mad passed over
without producing those great changes in
the French Government which we had
been prepared to expect, and the attenti-
OF Of the People of Egland, at the date Of
our latest accounts, was almost wholly :
cuPied with the business of e'e6hng mem
bers TO serve in the new padiament.
|. Average price ofFiaur 544, Cd. per sack.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

William Trescott, Of Vermont, has
Written a book under the title Of" STAR
SSOSS, by which can be fGlnd the hou,
ano mInate of the night, yyith case and ex-
aeiness, without the assistance. of either
clock or watch" re
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

Dr.. Jskf Store is appointed Collector of
Tie Pot OF Petersburg---ard we under
stand nc VIII accept of the appointment.
(Psters6lrs hstsMgeree,,.J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
NUMpTR or Iv'TF1aYT ,g-VS

In the Burial GrouEds Of the Cir and Liberties
OF PE.IApHLPHIA, on the following days, en-
eng each day at noon ana Che Stale OF the
IHERHoAITER IL an open cary, ~ Tire o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

WASHINGTON CITY, September is.
SAMUEL TnATcHEK is chosen Repre-
sentative 10 the present Congress, for the
hrst Eastern district OF Massachusetts.
! he whole number Of votes was 1850.
Mr. Thatcher had SIS and Major Kinsl=y
his competition 600; the other votes were
given 20 various characters.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

ADAM CRAIG. c c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
FOR SALE,

AT Mount Vernon, on the
10th day Of July, and continue till all 10
difpofed of, for cath, the Houfehold and
Kitchen FURNITURE, coniaing Of
almof every delcription, iome valuable
PAINTINGS and PRINTS; alto q
pipe of choice old MADEIRA WINE.
Notice is forther given, that all Per.
IONS having claims again& the eifate of
Mr.. Martha Wa@iaston, late Of Fair
tax county, decesfed, are requeaed to ex.
hihit them to the lubfcribers, with vouch-
ers therefor, and every one indebted to
The fame are defred to make immediate
payment.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
Saa'mer Eeablyament.
NAIL PILOT

VIII in future leave the Warrington ia
vern, Alexandra, every morning at five
O'Clock, and arrive at John Fl. Barney's,
at the Columbian I'm, George, Town, 10
breakfaft at 7 O'clock, and then proceed
on to Baltimore, where it will arrive at
FIVE o'clock in the evening, at Mr.. Pcck's
Columbian Ian, and regularly on to Phi
ladelphia, 70 that perfons travelling in
this line may be fure Of no hihdrance on
their way. $50 f:'Eer
Being provided with as good horfes and
carriages as any on the road, VIC iolieit
flare ofpu5lic patronage, & confidently ex-
peel that fnch as favor this ftage with their
cuRom, will find the accommodations e.
quail, if not hyperion, to thofe provided
by any others.
Returning, it leaves Baltimore every
morning at O'Clock, and arrives at A.
lexandria the fame evening.
Seats for Alexandria, taken at George.
Town at ]. H. Barney's aage Office.
PETER HEISKEL,
]. H. BARNEY,
June =, zawAw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue of a power in me
velsd, will be fold at public auction be.
fore che door OF P!ince William court
houie in the town of Dumfries, on The
Hra Monday In July next at IL O'Clock,
for cith, that valuable TRACT Of LAND,
fituate in the fame county near Bacon Race
meeting houfe, containing about FIVE
hundred acres, part Of a feyen hundred
acre patent granted TO James Peake, and
which five hundred acres Of land was lately
the property Of Iiaae Mc'Pberfon, under
a purchaie made of Thomas Swan of AK
andria. -, &c.. ..,.... -. ~ IT,.
ABRAM HEWES.
June s.. -. -.. &, ddf
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/ o K S A L +,

Or IL. I6.b day Of Axsyf next, a. The
Rel {oylr, in Prince William e0nSiy,
By TIE Tryeees ef tie late Gen. MtJ0~,
About 5000 acres Of LAND,
lying in the counties of Prince William
ard Ioudoun, near the faid Red Hcuie.
Terms of payment as follow. Ore fourth
Part cS The Pnrchafe money to De paid on
The fr.t day of January, 1868, and the
other three fourth parts thereof TO be paid
:. '',;ec iuhfcGoenr aa"Hai payments
Bonds, with approved iccurl'y, to be
81 CT 81 Inc purchalers at the time of lale,
a d iniereit thereon to be paid at the rate
Of dx FER cent. from the irlt day January,
1908. If the hra payment of the Pur-
chafe money be rot punitually made, the
isod to be sgain expoicd to iale, by the
f1blc,ibers for ready money; if the land
hou!d not then fell for the full amount of
the faid pu,cha{a money, Inc purchaicE or
purcha(.rs to be accountable upon their
bonds for the deficiency. If the hrR Pay.
mn: be punetua!iy made, title will &c CIV
en- to the purchaSers, and deeds CT truit mutt
be executed b. them for fecuring the future
payments, which deeds Of truf will be
acted upon, and the lands fxPoled to fale
fer ready money, by the truttees, for the
full amount Of the whole bonds, by virtue
of .he deed1 of truf, if any one of the ia.
tut. annual payments be aot Puntsaa''y
made.
The lands will be laid off in lots to fuit
rrrchaicrs, who will have the right OF
'ead,ne them after the 10th day of Au-
e~lt next.
NATHANIEL BURWELL,
THOMAS NELSON, jun.
Surviving Iru!tees OF Gen. Thomas Mel.
.l,,, deccaled.
Iurc ID. dtdt
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pUbur Sals.
On TUESDAY,

On IUISDlI, ..
az ten s't.s.l, 7rW :. ri az ne jrr1s,
Sore, ..f
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
Wh;Hcy in barrels,
Gin in CaG<S aUd barrels,
Port vine in caGs,
NolaGes in hhds.
SUGAR in ihds and bis.
Waite and brown toap it boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Co:tas II t;egccs and bags,
Raiiins il kegs ard boxes.
Queers Ware 10 crulc,, handsomely
aGoHei,
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furniture BY Au8ior.

On WeJutfisy the ;o;h inn. will be
fold ut the houlc now occupied by Mr..
David Eaaor, a variety Of louiehold and
Kitchen Furnitpre.
THOMAS MOORE,
June IL. Auc,ioneer.
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SPRING GOODS.
WILLIAM OXLEY

Has r.ccrzfd per tie Pail Srim0n, e'i4
Bri:ia=sr<, ont IniaH, capt. Wood6ogjr
fr;1~ ieMdan,
A fuppiy of fuitable GOODS
for the icafon, which are now opening and
will be fold low by the package or piece,
AMI he is in daily expectation of receiving
further fupplies. -..
\. 4. Hc has alto for fale,
Gina II boxes and Sadlery.
Navlo. I