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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

TXIHEREAS Ljaae Ceje. of Tiveuon, in
Wv the county of Newport, blackfmith,
did, on the third day of Fcbruary. A. d. 1904.
lodge his Petition in the Cle,k's oiicc of ths
Supreme JadiciaI Court, for the county afore-
iaid, praying for divers oauies therein le, forth,
that the bond of marriage, between him and his
wife Eiiher Cafe, may he diaolved, and de-
cree of divorce from the bond aforefaid pro-
mulgsied This is to give Notice to the fsid
Either. and to all Other perions concerned, to
appear at the next Supreme Judicial Court, to
be holden at Newport, within and for iaid
county. on the iifa Monday of March next.
snd ihew caufe, why the prayer OF faid petition
ihould not be granted.
WnAcb, B. HAZARD, CLERK.
Newport, Feb. s, 1902. lo,r
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
Mis- +. FIRTH,

tMILLIsER IN Nsw- YoRK)
- ElUKNS thanks 70 the Lad:e, of New
Az port and its vicinity, for theif paa fsvof,.
and begs leave TO inform them, that her parsaer
MIS- MART NOODLE,
has arrived at MIR. JAMES MuMroRD's, Sign
of the Bee Hipe, Thancs-Strcet, where fie will
rehde for iomc months. The Ladic, may have
their Millinery and Mantuamaking done ID the
mott fashionable manner, at the ihortea notice,
and oa reafonable tesms.--,he will be regularly
fupplied with new patterns from England.
- Velvet and other Bonness, great a.
rie,y. may be had aSaoovs.
Ne1vport, FEB. 6. t9,z,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
(cIRcU4R.j

" DIX,
"I avail my fe,f of che Era courier to cen
vey TO your hands the Intelligence have ilis
day received from Smyrna, under date of fhe
18th September, and as II appears TO me eleii-
tiai that the captains Of our merchant thips
fhould have the earliea Information Of any sadi-
tionsl force the baihaw of Tnpoli may have
nade 10 his lquadron cruiing againa the Unit-
ed States; | here ranicfibc that ps,t OF IN:
letter which is relative, aud 10 which you may
give that publicity you may judge cxpedcnr.
'sA veifel has lately been puschafed here
by the ripolitans, for the purpofe il is iaid Of
arming her on cruife agana the Ataericaos.
She is an ldraatte hull with thee polacre mats.
mounts Ten guns of Gde, with two fern chaies,
has yellow itrcak, about two feet brosl at the
highea of her poris, five cAbbin Windows thac
open and two talie onc,, with phenix painted
at the centre OF her itsrn, fsndins upon the
tump OF tree, furroonded with blaze OF hre,
as If jult rGng out OF ii, bird head ct mid
ding Gze aanding on level and painted white.
She is now at the ca'eening wharf and whoa
ihc return, TO port. and is ready for fea, il any
alterations are made, fhall duly inform you--as
alto the quantity of men inc may have Oh boatd
when ihe goes to fea.
have the honor 10 he,
with the h,9heit reipea,
your mott obdt. humble fervt.
(Signed) JossrH APpLsTos.
Ccnlulate, Leshon. "a. Nov lSci.
A true Copy,
WILLIAM Willis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
Cheap! Cheap {! Cheap /!

THOMAS GREEN, by reafon of age and
i infrmity, propohng to retire from buff
nels in mort time-and having on hand,
handfome aGortment of
Engliih and India Goods,
which he wiihes to fell foon, either by wholc-
fale or retail And inaead of an Auction (as
ufual in foch csfes) is difpofed TO deal them ost
with his own hand.-Acoordingly, faid Goods
arc now telling atas
Low RA7ES, or LowER,
than might reaionabiy be expected at vcudue.
free from thofe diforders ana impo6tions which
frequently take place at public Sale. Cuao-
mers will receive decent and orderly attention
with utmoR difpatch.
or Town and Country Traders, may
probably find their accounts, by calling at hi,
Store. Nssrpsn. Feb. s.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

By the brig Mary. Capt. obssr. arrives a. Ncw-
York, in 4s days from AIcant. The fol!os-
iag Information has bcen received.
AbgraS Of letter from David Humphreys, Esq.
dsied Madrid. zsrh Oaober. SOL.
liam jua adnled by the charge des Al
fairs Of his Swedifh majcay at this court; he has
received intelligence from the Captain OF msr-
chant veiis Of his nation, dated rhe z4sh clt. at
Mahon, rhat TipoIinc cOrfsir had gone out
OF that porr. and thar two Others were preparing
70 fail; all of them saving Eneliih colours and
Miporcan crews, for ths7purpole Of avoiding,
uotef th.t m,ik. th- fearches OF the America
fri2ares. tisi;nlofmant adds that theie 'Asse
coriairs arc fosnihsd with Enslih documents.
AIicant. 3la October, 1901.
81 do hereby certify. that the above is
true copy of tie Original.
"P:r PiocuTai,
"Rcsr. MoNTcoMEsY.
" "JoHs MosreoMtkr."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

ExtraS ga letter J',sm GasaaissSs. Jas. =.
cat prciens every thing is perfectly quiet,
the grcasea fafsty prevails thro'out the colony
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

NTHEREAS the Sobfcribers are by Law
Wv qualified 10 fettlc the Eaate of Thomas
Chadwick, late of Newport, deceafed, they do
hereby give public notice TO all pcrfons having
any demands assioa laid Eftate, TO exhibit their
claims to either Of us at our dwellings in faid
Newport And all perfons indebted to faid
Eaate, are a6o requeRed to conc and fettIe the
iame with eiihes.of the Subicriber.
ROBERT TAYLOR,
DANIEL DUNHAM, Jun.
JOHN TlLLINGHAST.
Nfrefsn, Feb. S, 1904. iSu
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21
HDYERTISEMENT'.

IT is nccefIary 20 obferve, that this IS the
rad Number OF sc The Recorder" which
completes one Years Publication, and ends
the krft Volume. Many Subscribers, VINO
commenced with the hrit Number, have yet
only paid one half Year, which was the adj
vance money required upon the letting up Of
This Paper, Agreeatiy to the conditions, their
Papers fiould have been Topped at the con
clulion OF the ADVANCE money; but that has
not been the cafe. We, therefore, hardly
need to fhew the proprieey of our diicon
cinuing TO fcnd Papers to thofe who do not
pay up their arrears, and advance money.
The advance is now two dollars, and pays
for 81 numbers Of this Paper. When the
public coniidcr the degree OF iabour atten-
danr on well conducted periodical work;
when they re9ca that the exPence of Paper,
of Iourneymen, of the wear and tear of ma
terials, and thouiand etceeras, is great
burden on two individuals, who are labourinc
foF the benefit OF the Public; but is nothing
divided among tlloie individuals, who receive
thas benefit, thcre is not one pcr!on but will
eaiily execute an advertisement, which is to in
form them, that if they would With to Zee this
paper, there is, no other way offupporting the
great expences attending it, than by the Sub
fcribefs paying punciually.
We mean to inform our readers, by this
advertisement, chat no laOour or expence
ihaii be {pared to render the Records every
way intereltng and infruGtive. And we
aifo mean TO inform them, that no Papers will
be forwarded but TO thoie Subscribers who
keep up their regular payments.
'}Aas goth, 1902
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21

| HEREBY forewarn all perfons
from crediting my Wife SUSANNA ToMry
on my account, ihe having Tor iono t;lr,e.
Quilted my Bed and Board without cau1e.
ARCHIBALD TOlaFY
Rif5sard, Jaas "a, 1902.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21
THE PRETENDED HISTORIAN OF
fOHN ADAMS.

TIE Rspu5icau Wafcb GSwer, of the
1th currents coneains ist,er Gshicribed by
ibis pcrton, 4 has been published in many
osher newspapers. Here follows copy Of
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21

Fran the EVENING Posr.
70 3Ssgff. Gee,gc Ibafebs,- and Dsoig6t
fsjfsY, Of NJ
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21

JR 10, 1909.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-16
Fxsm The Freneb Pabers.

The Moniteur contains very long let
ter, dated the 10th of Feb. from Citizen
Coifnop, director Of the inlfitution of the
colonies, to gen. Decres, MlniRer OF the
Marine and Colonies.
"on The 9TH Of February (fays the
writer) Toui1aint's children and | took
our departure from the Cape at S,o'clock
in the evening the weather being very bad
at the time; we went TO the plantation OF
EIericourt. where the Captain General
thought their criminal father was, we did
not, however, find him there; and only
iaw about 20 armed blacks, whom we at
tempted to bring back to the path Of duty,
.sutin vain; one of them, almof In tate
of nudity, told Us that Iouaainf was at
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-16

!. a;a fnl6l all the objects Of his mil
. sao within thar tine, and that ne repair
~ NJ 20 the place TO which he was calico ~
! g g. : voice Of the people, az the appointed
s ius IS no crime, no rrproach. In one
i ia,ra however, will agree with thele
'n.us ,,,,ee men if Mr.. Tracy did nor
t tIsl The objects Of his milton as Tar as he he
inln. f Re did nor employ his FIVE months
vS' Greater public advantage, than they
q a. their five months of invefigation, |
$. III, eoncede that he has been paid full
Vs. Wy. altho' their /ervieel colt the coun-
nv ' very great deal more.
- The lat charge in the report is an ex-
..Ils,f point for The ansi-clinax OF the,
s Sa,srent Of fraudulent practices. After
No. '@ar about millions Of dollars, which
~. ~ lad not tine 10 examine, the COM
w. reIl us Of two hundred andseight dol
l ,a,s which the iecretary of war directed
!. .s :. na;d out of the public funds, after
=, LIMO The precaution to ger the apProba-
. .;;aa e The .iecretaries of the treafury and
asvv. I think, after this Rasement, it
,s;lIbe aiaieuls TO perluade the public that
The committee did not give the mott unre-
.,;,,rd attention TO the buiineis with which
thew we're charged. This inm was paid
for damages awarded again& MIR, M'tien-
r.. formerly fecretary of war, tor not
occupying a houie at the new feat OF 60
yernnent, which he had leaied when the
oF5ces were transferred from Philadelphia
10 Warrington. Mr.. Grifwold fated IN
coooIeis that in the interval between the
.lsadug Of the houfe and the actual reno
val. Mr.. M'Henry rehgned his Office, IL
Conformity to The qril eftbe Prsfdent; can
there be doubt of the propriety, under
theie circusnGances, of this expenditure !
When we Zee The committee icraping up
items Of this kind TO fwell the number OF
articles of impeachment, It is doubtful
whether the reGitudc of their hearts or tie
depth Of their understandings ought to euf-
Ter the greater depreciation IN the eftisaa-
zion Of their countrymen.
DECIUS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-16
DECIUS.
NORFOLK, June 10.

We are authorized 20 fate, that an m
iurreetion of a very ferrous nature has brok-
en- out amongf the Negroes in the coun-
ties Of Perquimans and Hartford, IN the
fate of North Carolina. The particulars
we are eonfrained to oblerve, mutt be
withheld for the presenr, from motives Of
precaution. Ii may not, however, be i'm
proper to remark, that too much vigi!unes
eanrot Be Effa in our own neigb6Onrboed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-16
MASSACHUSETTS. LEGISLATURE.

House, 7bayldar, JaAe 8. &
An anfwer to the Governors iPeech
was reported and accepted, and Melirs.
Otis, Vote, Knox, Bangs and 1liling-
halt appointed TO Eelent the fame The
following is the aniwer.
Nay il plsale your Exeslleng,
The koule Of Representatives receive
with pleafure and refpe6t, the address OF
your Excellency to both branches OF tire
Legislature, aad offer in return, their I'M
cere congratulations upon Ike recent IN
aance of the high elteem and increaiing
confidence of the citizens manlteited III the
late election.
We are fully aware of the delicate ma
ture of that portion of your Exceileney's
duties which regard appointments to
Office, and firmly believe that IN the ic-
lection Of candidates your Exeellency has
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-16
" @ T &c E.

MY departure for the WeGern Country
is neeefiarily poaponed till the fifth day
of next month.
Thofe perfons who have fpoken to me
to tranfaet buGrefs for them are requeited
to furnilh me with their papers in ordep.
that powers of attorney may be drawn.
HENRY MOORE.
June II. eo3I
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-16
aleranorta anDsrtlssr.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 10.
CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON.

r
Itieems TO be pretty we'll undertood
that Chancellor LivingGon has been diila-
stlshed with his ftuation almof from The
moment of lis landing 10 France, and that
his own letters 10 his friends here, are FILL
ed with peevilh and difcontented expref-
lions reipetting lis reception. The fell
lowing tranaa,ed extract ofa letter, which
We have luit received irom gentleman
OF respectable character and good inforna-
lion IN Paris, may ferye in fome meaiure
70 thew the bght in which cur ambsaadol
is tesarded there.
Chancellor Ligingaon en- bis arrival
at Paris, began his career by fchool- hoy
olunder. Without informing hin1fell be-
ioFshand Of the difpcGtions and opinicns
o. the pfefcnt government of France, h,
Two days after his arrival publilhed his II
Oleulcus letter 10 1hcmas Paine, menti-
wing thar aFrigate was ordered TO con
0cet him 10 America. Now, az this
Toeh, Paine vas forgotten and deipiied
s'farls III common with all the othlr a.,
sO , The Fire Coniul and all the
WINTERS, and tie prudent, Enlightened
ta,' Of tie public, tefi6cd their iuTprize
SUD oheontent al this democratic ftep, If
FBch''cn 70 all the principles received
90 1qu suriued 6nce Bonaprte has been
a'uei. his precipitation and III. Gdlseys
y your Envoy do not denote much aipio-
''''c talent, and have made yer, uuia.
'Oia0le impItilion rejecting him.
N. 7. Esr4ld.
ii: The wcacrn Star, printed at Stock.
.a sss' Maiiaehuieits, taking norice ofan
i iue on OF democratic editor, that MIR.
n D,a had been in the habit Ct ihswing
- proper dcference 10 the eonfituted ao
h. O nv 8 axis, I" Whar is the Difference
s " nss ihexn 70 he ccraituted authorizes
,iOn S ppSht % Be an example for nnita-
has w. what IS he refpett with which be
: Gsatsd his psedscelIcrs while IN ofSc :,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-16

Cath given for rags,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-08
DIRECT TAX.

SEVENTH coLLEcTtoN DISTRICT, SECOND BIvI-
SION, ~ TaEr STATS OF MASSACHUSETTS.
DURSUANT to an aa Of Congrefs pafed ths
u I4;h nf July, 7gS, entUlrd, =" an act 20 lay
and co-.,f direcf tax within the United States"
viii b field al public fsle at the dwelling houte
Of Bsrjamia dyer, innholder IN Standiih, on Mon
day the ifth dav Of Apt next, 1t of the clock
A. NJ. 70 much of the under dsfcribed eaates, con
hltiug of dwelling hOuies and lands, win fatisfy
he taxes due thereon, together with COTS and
charges as the law directs unlefs laid taxes and
charges il.uuId be paid before that time.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-08

moment Ray Greene Is Inc ccniitutonal Judge
Of thar Court. Your Withholding his commit
fion appears to be direct ditobedience Of the
irion6tion IN the conairuticn, requiring The
Pre6dent TO commillion the officers OF the II.
States and your appointment Of aao1her man
to the Office, is departure from the path of du-
~, prefribed by the contribution. If thefe
faas and principles are well founded, which
win not ALERT, bur which mutt at prelent be.
leve, the inference is unavoidable-yos are Ea-
BE 10 ihspezebmsnf.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-08
l3Oetrp
IN INDIAN TALE.


an Frees Sir WiE4ss Jsrss' Pllase sf EsrsrAe.
~NExT to he lhrine advanced = reverend Taee,
Whofe beard was hoary with The fron Of age
His few grew locks fable Eiiet bound,
Aud his dark mantle fow'd along the ground:
Grave MS port, yet ihow a hold neglect,
And tlrd the young behodcr with refpect
Times env0us hand had ploush'd his wrinkIed face,
let on thoie wrinkles Eat tuperior grace;
Still full of fire appear bis vivid eye,
Darsed quick beams, and feem'd to pierce the hy.
At length with gentle voice, and look ferene,
He wav'd his hand. and thus addrsisd the queen:
Twice forty winters tip my beard with fnow,
And ages chilling quits around me blow:
IN early youth, by con.cmp alton led,
With high puriaiss my aatter'd thoughts were fed;
To nature arIf my labors were coshu'd,
And all her charms were open 70 my mind
Each flower that ei0en'd in the morning dew,
And every ilirub that on the fOreit grew
From earth TO heaven eAlf my wondering eyes,
Saw luns unnumbersd fparkle in the 1kies,
Mark'd the juR progreis Of each rolling fphere,
Dcfcribed the feafons, and reiorm'd the year.
AT length fublimer nudies began,
And hx'd my level'd telelcope on man;
Knew all his powers, and all his paiions traed.
What virtue raid him and what vice debas'd;
But when faw his knowledge 70 coD6n'd,
So vain his wiihcs. and 70 weak his mind
His FOUL bright obicurty at bef,
And rough with temPef bis afflicted ereaf,
His life flower, Ger evening lure 10 fades
His brightel joys, the fhadow of a fhaee;
To thy fair court, took my weary way,
Bewaii my folly, and heavens laws obsy'
Conleis my feeble mind for prayers unit,
And 20 my Makers will my fou fubmit
Grear empreIs Of yon orb thar rolls below,
On me the lall bel gift Of heaven beiow.
He lpoke, tuddtn cloud his ienfes ao!e,
And ,hiekening dsrkoefs fwsm DER ali his foul
Hi vital ipsrk her earthly cell toriook,
And into air her tlestug progreis took
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-08

A rzs'ssbsr trt,- Js-s re- Csov. vp5ib evfvsii Sss
frIsrs t-rasg fb, esi, Sttsr thy fr4y' f'vs1'l' -
Ttsass q Afses5.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-08
From the Newyork Commercial Advertiser.
NUMBER xYT.


C tss s2rsa9sut .: tic aastsu stat's.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-08

An Office and the du,'es annexed ~ II, II any
rcutive hranch of government. have, hike a corpora
ton perpetual sxfEs~. They d change 90 vary.
with the poTedor. The CnnaitO:ioa and the laws
their hais--Jhc public welfare. their on e9 Hence
the extreme a5lurdy Of coaliderus fuhordua's ofi-
Ger a. the agent ef5l he-isr rhis idea fsle and
~Il lesd 20 public mich cls without 'imtttnn or
edy. a republic. whole ohs9 u the bs5 isss,f ad-
m;ninered avowedy. far the benefit of pzl4I. is
hieh,fnl nonler. Whole rxAenee nul be as lort, as
iSs biEth Is unnatural.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-08
This Ga2ette,


Ornamental aad plain. executed n i''l ,,.ss. !
handloms n.snnsr. aud aS Fhs hsg.se .s'.,Ss .gs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16
N o E.
In The Matter Of 7bamas Mare, Baak-

In Me Mater Of 7bomas Mare, Bauk-
rX5t,
THE Subfcriber being appointed AZ
fgnee OF the eaate and effects Of Thomas
Moore, late Of the town of Alexandria,
a Bankrupt, all perlons indebted TO faid
Bankrupt, or thar have any Of his Goods
or Effects in their hands, are not to pay or
deliver the fame to any Perfon other than
the Srbferiter, or luch as may be duly
authorized b. him, all thofe who have re-
ceived Goods or Monies in payment hrcs
he became a bankrupt, are requefed TO
fund the fame, otherwife trey will be
dealt with as the at directs.
Vim. OXLEY, ANgaee.
Oa. IS. d1ss
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16
Public SALE.
On Msn3ay tie 1878 inf. qo;N 6zl on Tie
Premyfs,


On Water hreet between Prince and
Duke @itree,s $50 dollars will be required
and go il three months, the balance in
s months from the day of fale, or wet or
dry goods will be received in payment.
PHILIP G, MARSTELLER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16

Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,
OFFERS her grateful acknowledg-
ments 10 the citizens of Alexandra and
the public generally, for the many favors
conferred on her in the line of her protect
fon, fnce her hort refdence among them,
ard informs them that Che propoies return
ing to Philadelphia in about two weeks /;
until her removal che will be happy in
executing any orders they may think pro-
per 10 honor her with.
she has on hand and will fell at rs6aeea
prices,
A large and elegant aaortment OF
and Looklng-G lailes
and Girandoles.
October l3. ~"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16
William Hawthorne

William I1artihOTne,
1T bis Stare, on col. Hoee's Wbay, has
fr Sale,
Pennlylvania & Swedllh barr
Iron,
Philadelphia Jump End loaf Sugar by
the hid. or barrels
Brown Sugar CT the frt quality, by
the barrel or hid.
Fine Salt, in Jacks,
Coarfe Salt by the buflel,
Old Corn, Tar,
Platter Of Paris, by the bufhcl,
James River Coal,
Tobacco, in kegs,
Hay IL bundles, about 200 each,
A few Lots in good htuations on Fair
fax, Wilks, Prince and Warrington @freets,
for Sac or Rent.-Alio for Sale, a three
aory Brick Houfe, on King near Fairfax
freet, a very good itand for bulnefs.
10th Mo. IIth, 1902.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16

Ricketts,, Newton & co.
Haze yeceived and far Sale,
22o pieces Bandanna Hand
kercheifs,
= &c. 60. Rufiia Shooting,
70 bales Cotton,
40 barrels and 10 hhds. Mufcovado Sugars,
80 boxes brown Soap,
SO do. Cattle 90.
80 do. Candles,
80 do. Chocolate,
2 hhds. Loaf Sugars,
7 hhds. Antigua Rum,
hid. clean Flax,
+ ton Rhode Ifland Checfe,
7 boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
"A few pipes and half pipes Of Vidona Wines.
of hyperion quality,
Hyfrn, Young Hyion, Imperial and HytoH
ikin Teas,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
zoo do. Writing Paper,
A handfomc a1ortment of Prints and Irinl
Linens--a large quantity of Bed. Cords and
Plough Lines.
They haze to RENT,
The WARE HOUSE lately occupied by
Mr.. John Janney, adjoining their Brick Store,
and a comfortable Dwelling Houfe on Prince
ftrcet. lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Mathews.
For particulars enquire as above.
October Is. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16
Sale bp aualo't.

On WEDNESDAY,
Al 10 s'eloek, euW be JoA at The penda
Store, the correr Of King ard On'o'
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
WhiRy in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in calks,
Wine in pipes and quarter oaks,
Molafies IN hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap IN boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raifus in kegs and boxes,
Qaeens' Ware, and
A variety of DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, Aaaion<er.
0sober Is.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16
IpubLtt Salt.
On TUESDAY,

CIN
;. o,eAek, 4riW be ibid at tie Tex9ae
Sore,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
Whikey in barrels,
Gin in caks and barrels,
Port vine in cafks,
MOlaIes in hhds.
Suear in hhds and bis.
white and brown foap IN boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Rains in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, handsomely
adorted,
4 varasty Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Sunerfne cloth and KerGmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
I,ih Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintzes and Galicoes,
cambrick and Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing flks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
Anumber of other articles.
P. G. MARsTELlER,
oaobsr * Vendue-M Matter.