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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-18

Fr0Y l}r. W fH91e'oN'p
Dyfb eonn!y, Hirgin'a.
nueehaied at your ihop the preparations you
! Psan,;Ison's Eifrree. or ExtraeS OF Mulsard,
eau ~ rbe,ieye his perfectly removed shroaie
Wa'eH &c, az that kini named ieiatica, or OF
rneun'":; unieY whieh | had labouted ter
tnS hsg "a whi,h had bAM d every article
long e' M',sria Nedica, and every mode OF treat
n 1n' .leiysd inyc p.atfiec for the care OF tn,
nen .s .i,Icair, Ifyou think this letter uieiu!
ooiln - >, liberty TO m Ike it pubic.
Yours, &c ,TuEpRI1pN
,.,.rSr. RIPE nllSsr, South second
JSnh sea Mary and ChFiitiaa- Streets,
Stree ia.,a,5. vouut r,iy rnaketa na'h as iol
ina his WIFE, Mary re Sef' was
lows n.e iael with vioent fneun'a'iin,
20 lsss.n rudy saased, the g nj q.ense o.
very asiis ,rrr lyiug in. as to be c9ned 20 her
fevsfe g, .'srai weeks, and vas at length re-
bed -, n. rn.at,h,'y r,'rs hss no. , 81 Re
cusfa - cripple for Ire. notwithstanding ms
niaa'',s q abie nleiicil ADVICE WAS i'fo.1sI
moat ss.s rrohahle rene II as'sinp' Cd: Nneh
and cVsss .rsl cafes nf cures p-r;nr"sd oy RIA
fesing .ess See and ExtraT of Muitard' they
niiltons l Ia lron, Mr.. Eirsh No. ~, Sou n
were PRO- Ssrsst The FRI application enabled
- walk aeref The roon' e apa t s.. e heath
bottle retoSeo ~ JOHN HOOVER.
and itrcngth'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-18

20 be abfolutciy anf afa4
Nervous siiiorders,
Coniunlptions,
l.ownefs of lpifiis,
Lois of aprotiSe,,
impurity OF the blood,
Hy.terical afr aions,
Inward weakReil S,
Seminal wealenehts, !.
Fluor albrs, Ger whi'es)
Barrenncfs,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-18

In Gales OF extremity, "lisrS INC Us - -
- and obainacy OF diicafc has brought on IN d
enss - ;nnoyeriihnent Of the iyfenl, e5ceiiive
s sh;,;,v Of the whole frame, and waiting Ct the
sso. yb;eh nd nourifhInent or cordial could re-
,nerreyerance in the uie of th's medicine
~" ,srf!,rn,ed the mott a.tonilhing cures.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-18

DR.. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE GER
MAN CORN iLAlSlER.
An infaliiblerenedy for corns, fpeediy ren,ov-
ing them, root and bianch, withouJ giving pam.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-18

Violent cramps in the
flomach and back,
lndigeition,
Meiancholy,
Gout in the fomach
Pains in the limbs,
Relaxations,
Involuntary en,iiiions,
Obainato gleets,
Impo,ency. sc. Sc.
A.x1
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-18
TIE ANODYNE ELIXIR.
For the cure Of every kind of head aehe.

INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fafe and ipeedy remedy for the veneriai Dis.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-18

cafe.
An ounce Of prevention is worth pound
cure"
For the prevention and cure of bilicu, and ma.
lgnant ievers,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-18
CASES OF CURES.

(SeleHed fr0m tko4iauds I the aMtbenti-
city Of subirb any feyl,r nay ejeertaia,
eit6er BY letter or peyJo.al application.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

employed, through the medium OF that lelteg-
boz. ~hichycu remember 10 forget, communi-
Gated ,hofe paragraph which you very modea-
ly wiihsd to make the motive for the pIaife ofz
man, whole rkasiy you have tortured iato
crime.
This is fmple aatemcnt of the principal
facts involving your only connection as wsitet
with the Aays,a. Your mode of ita,ing il, fur
niihes an addiiional evidence OF the incurabe
turpitude Of your heart. To fcrvc your pre!cpc
employers Mr.. Jeffsrfon muit be attacked. You
began r by inhdouily impuiing to him dsGyc
10 bride. when he had Icicued you from the
wIetchedncis which yopr aeteaabc habits con-
aansly involve ycu. The public have execrat-
cd a character 10 Mdeo6bs 10 emotions of gra1.
tudc. They are aisoniihcd at your incon!ttensy
in inputing penusy 10 any man who could b.
Aow an hundred dollars on being 70 p,iierahls
as you arc.
But you have become feriblc Of the pub-
'ic indignation. Ycu ferk 10 cover one degrss
OF torptude by aepping deeper ia,o crime. Ie
M for 'nis end that you have ven,ured TO anert
tha, Mr.. Jeacrfon had coatriboIcd to your en-
ployment. and the various Embellishments that
accompany your tale. while the circnmaancrs
thepieives prove your fslIhood and render eve
~ thing you aiert unwor,hy Of credit. AT rhc
period Of my engagement MIR. JciFcrfon wss not
10 Philadelphia preceded you con6derablo
time and upon your difmiilcn l returned.---
During all this period MIR. Jef.rioa ~A no, in
Philadelphia.
Your prefer, occupation fh.ws that what
ever thc Britih uioiiter had conceived oi tlie
,hetis TO be pSoduced by pay ins you, he had noc
mliaken the prcAgacy Of your chststscr. la
more than one point you we're ioi,ed 10 bis
views. Every means by which tho American
name and morals arc debated. biinss the nation
into ths, fate ~hich is hottie to popular gov
eminent. He employed Psrrsbfxs for this pur-
pofe. You declared Ps,enpus prodigy. you
envied his diicernment, and proclaimed his fuc-
ccfs ss an evidence that the gr, an indceency
and vuIsariry Of Ayle were alone calculated for
slc tsfe of Amsrics--you endesSosed 10 rival
Poscupine e-but you iarpsa-d him the bl,a,ed
incbricty OF your couniensnce, the filth of yous
body, and 'hc rortures of coward confidence.
have transferred their united vi'enefs into whar
you wri,e--tepdesing you with ftritt propric,y,
the creature of all that Is abandoned, snl the
natural enemy Of all tina, 10 unlike you,fef.
w. d.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
FOR SALE, BY
7acob Richardfon,

III tbs PoR. Office, a great zariey Of Beaks and
Stationary; among qUbieb are, Js.vey-
al nerO fsbiieaf,ors, riz.
n VIEW Of the Political condod of AARON
"A BvRR, Efq. Vice PreGdent.--- Wosd's
Cosred Statement -. Barviagsos's Voyage TO
Ncx South Wales.--- Alto, Adams' Four Le'-
tiers. being an interening Correspondence be-
tween JoHs ADAMS. late PreGdeot, and SAM
urt ADAMS, late Governor of MaGachuieus.
Life OF General BosAPARrE--& An Anti
dote to JoHN WOODS Poiion.-
Likewiie may be had at faid Store, a large
AlIortment Of Hoofe Paper, and Borders.
N. B. Ii may perhaps be unneeeflary to
inform the Public, that he has lately made an
addition 10 his Cifc ula,ing Library of '' many
tbouiand Volumes of BOOKS, in the different
branches of Literature"
or To be fold a. above, few TICKETS
in the Providence BaptiR Meeting Houic Lot.
terry. Argsa a.. 1909. o9f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
AUG ITO N.

THE Long. Wharf in Newport being nearly
Il complicated there will be fold at PUB
Lie AUCTION. to the highcR bidder, on
MONDAY the 9th day Of September next, the
range Of lots on the North fide Of faid wharf,
iron the head to the houfe occupied by Mr..
Hoxfey---at which tine the conditions of fale
will be made public--Pesfons difpofed to lay
the foundations of their fortunes in a climate sor
ito falubrity furpaGed by none. 10 capital ac-
commodatea with the beR harbor in the United
States, and which Offers to enterprise the m0R
Rattesing commercial advantages, are refped-
fully invited to attend.
The Gze and divi6ons Of the lots, may be
feen previous to the day Of faIe at Mr.. Fowlef's
Stors, on Langiey's wharf.
DANIEL LYMAN.
SAMUEL VERNON, jun. L.
CHRISTOPHER FOWLER, ""''''
Ne1efgrf. A.g.e. "a, 1907. oSf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

VNTHEREAs. by a law Of coneref' Paaed
Wv on the 10th day OF April 1902, il was
enaeted, "That il mall be the duty OF the Secre-
tary of War 70 receive claims 70 lands for miii-
tary ierviccs. and claims for duplicates ofwar-
rants iifued from his Office, or from tbe laod
cfEcc Of Virginia, or OF pla,s and certificates Of
'furveys founded on fuch warrants, fuegeaed TO
have been oa or deffroyed until tho hra day
of January next, and no Longer; and immedi-
stely thereafter TO report the fame to Congrefs,
deGens,ing the number Of claims of each def
cription, with his opinion thereon"
Nsfiee is btrby given, To all perfons
claiming lands for military fervices. that they
rnuA lodge in this Office, prior 10 the iiri day
IF January next, docomenls 10 prove the validi-
~ OF their claims.
CONDITIONED officers, furgeons ard fur
geon's mates. or their legal Representatives mutt
produce evidence 10 prove thar they ferved in
the army Of the Uoited States 10 the end Of the
war, or lhat they were deranged by reioIution
Of Congress. which did not lar their claim to
military bounty lands. IL will alto be necsHasy
for the Representatives Of officers &c. killed in
thc frrvice TO produce evidence to prove that
the pcrfon wa 50 Aain by the enemy"
Noa-c -commiiIioned officers, mu6cians and
privatcs. or their legal Representatives mutt pro-
dace evidence TO prove, that they entitled TO
fsrve in the army of :hc United States during
toe var. and that they actually ferved until the
end of faid war. Ii will ALTO Be necelsry for tn,
repsefen,atives of non commifioncd officers, Sc.
who were enlaed during thc war aud were kill
ed in the fervice, to produce evidence to prove
that they were" ilain by the enemy"
H. DEARBORN.
War DEPARTMENT,
hng. I6. 1901. lootfs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

AN ACT
Making appropriations for the fuppor of Gov
crnmcnr for the year one ihouiand eight hon
drcd and two.
DE6 e1at7ed BY The Ssao~,axd Hcsjr of Re-
I'D bse/ssfefive, effke Unifrd 5fafss of Amsvica.
in Cssg,s6 ogsmbltd. That Tor the expenditure
Of the civil liz, including the contingent sx-
penics Of the feversl departments and officers
ior the compensation Of cle,ks il the eyesaI
loan Offices and for books and fztionafy for the
for the rapport Of the mint ehabliihment Tor the
expenies OF intefcouffe with icrcign nations, for
the fuppor Of light houfes, beacons, buoys, and
public piers. ard for fati'fyi6g certain mifcclla-
neous claims aud expeoces. the following fums,
including therein the fun Of one hundred thou.
fsnd dollars already appropriated, BY an ses. en-
titled An Att making partial appropriation
for the fupport Of governments during The year
isos." be, and are hereby appropriated. that is
toiay;
For compenfatiops grsn,ed by law TO the
members OF the Senate and Houie Of Reprc!sn-
ta,iyes. their officers and attendants, sffima,ed
tor fefion Of FIVE months continuance, ono
hundNd and fixy. four shooIsnd FIVE hundred
and twensy-hx dollars ard Gxty-Gx cents
For the expcnfc OF FIRE wood, Hstionary,
printing. ard all other contingent experfes Of
the two Houfes Of Congreis. iesen,eea thou
fznd dollars.
For extraordinary contingent expenie. cf
the Houfc OF Representatives. BY refolotion, Of
the Houfe during the preient feiIion. including
al!o she sxponees Of the Library Of the two HIouf-
cs Of Congreis, and Tor printing ore ihoofand
copies Of the cenfss Of the Uuifed States, fcvea
thoufspd dollars.
For defrsyicg the expencc Of ne~ forni-
ture, provided tor the Aouie Of Representatives..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

~ - .
INFORMS rhe Public, that they have pur-
4 chaied the Trading Srock of Tbomas G,esx.
and continue the buhneis in the fame Store.
Said Meier & CO. would alto inform the
Pabic, tina, they have redoced The prices Of fs;d
Stock TO very lou rates, sad have jua received
very handfome fupply Of freh
Spring Goods
Which, in addition to the old Stock. makes the
AGoitmcnt comple,e--all which they are deter
mined 10 fell
VERr CHEAP FOR CASH.
The i,naeR favors will be moa gratefully
acknowledged.
G5- Ali thofe indebted to THOMAS GREEN.
on Note or Book account. are delired TO make
payment 30 iaid MosHER, & Co. who are en-
powered TO fertile the fame.
Newport, May 20, 8oa. Soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
Tc be. Sold by
Sheffield AttzuOod.

EIFTEEN hogiheads clay'd Sugar. x
i 10 hogiheads good retailing AIolaGes,
$50 Bsrels Herring.
---hJ6-
Fo'ty Acres of good Land. four miles diaant
from this town. which is well watered. and well
walled,
Sundry Dwelling Houfcs, ftuate in DIFF
ferent parts Of the town.
He carries on the BAKING Bufncfs as
ufual and can furoih any quantity OF Cabin
Bread on Mort norice.
He has Me/Ss beat of IS feet on hand |;
and win turniih Others OF any dimenGon, on
the fborct notice.
Nescpor. JsI a., 1901. oSt
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

THE Court of Probate for the town OF New.
i port, having appointed the fubfcribcu
commilIioners, to examine the claims of the cred-
ito. to the efate Of WALTER EAsros, late Of
faid Newport, deceaied. reprsfented infol,ent /;
and twelve month, being allowed for that pur.
pofe :--Noticc is hereby given to all perfons
having demands againa faid caase, to bring them
in to either OF us, within faid time, or othewife
they will be precluded accordisg TO Law.
EDMOND TOWNSEtsD, ! CsmnI.
THOMAS PECKHAM. + Sore,s.
Or All perfons indebted to fsid eaatc, are
requcfcd TO make Immediate payment TO
MERIBETH EASTON,
DAVID BUFFOM, lEnesfsyy.
JOHN SLOCUM,
Newport, 4sh No. s. 1904. Sztf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

INFORMS the Public that he has commenc-
/ ed the TIN PLATE Working BuGnefs, at
she houfe occupied by his father David NelsS.
nearly oppofite the foot Of the Church Lane,
where all kinds Of Tin Ware is manufadred in
the betf manner. ard at the fhorteR notice. of
the bef materials. An orders for asy kind Of
Tin Ware, executed Immediately. Conaanr
attendance sivea, and the fmallea favon ac-
knowIedged.
Nrqvtsr, Jsse II, Isoz. o7u
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

BOOKSELLER & SgA7IoNER,
Has Removsd 10 fbe Store sexf Door Norib sf
M.D;s. G,b5, q Cbanaing's,
vXyHERE he offcn for fale, many thoufand
wv Volumes Of BOOKS. in the different
branches Of Acknowledgements ~ith alnoit
every article in the Stationary lire, wholeis)c
and retail.--Aifo an elegant Aaormcnt Of
Gentlemen's HATS, from IS cents. 10 8 dol
lars aud 90 cents.
Ns1Ofer. Hsg. Il, ood
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
BraG Eoundery.

THE fubfcribsr Informs the public that he
i carries on the Brah Foundery buinsfs in
all ito various branches, AZ his faop in Spring
freet, nearly oppoGsc Mr.. Js5s BaSjst,'ss--
lie aJs Mak1 and Rtpafr
Hoofe and Gun Locks. Thofe who may favor
him with their csaom, may depend On punttu-
Atty; and every favor will be acknowledged
by she public's humble fervsns,
WILLIAM TRlCKETT,
Newport, June IS, 1901. ootf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
go BE SOLD OR LEI,

A ND Immediate poasilion given. a larg,'
"A two aosy Dwelling Hou'c, itua,ed is-
Broad-Strest, with convenient yard--gccd
well of wa,er--Chsife. Houfc and Barn. Con
ditions may be known by applying TO
THOMAS TOWNSEND, or
NATHANIEL BRIGGS.
Nezrtor. AEgsf &c. 1904. e9tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
LAWS OF THE UNION.
lpuBLisBED BY AUrHoRIrY.l

SEVENTH CokoREss
@ b>
UNITED STATES.
ar f6eI fF,Id
Begun and held az th.'Ci.
~ Of Wilmington. ir the
Territory ot Columbis.
on Monday. the 9Th Of
December, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
TO BE SOLD,

II + II X NJ,
7 YING 10 Exeter, Stare of Rhode Iiland,
IL about Gx miles from WEXFORD. contain
Jog So acres good Land. with two Dwelling
Houies, and other out buildings. Ii may be
rurchsied together. or in 6parsie diviGons.
Pay nsnt Willie made cafy.---Alfs.
A flare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acres Of
excellent Land. For further particulars apply
to PARDON TILLINGHAST.
Exeter, Feb. as. soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

For Sale on Rfaisna5e terms,
A Quantity of Window Frames and
Salhes, for 7 by 9 and 6 by 8 Clafs.
Enquire of the Printer.
Nsayfr,. Meg ~, 1904. s6d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-10

are not always canal "a ,nt;,a.: :,
once frightened M. Sinner ,ha She
CLERGYMAN. from nv Iii - ~ ,N''cinS
ouiry relative to tbe r,Iu{c,a ~ lO'lie In
of Greek verb and no ,aaoer pellee,un
veacrday. while Sam s,res. asso than
brewer, was entertaining n. oa the
with defcription Of ii, Sbato, a soI'Pany
phnbe font h m fLort !, ,ha a"l iour,
his harangue b. fbe e,IIow;na i:n ,aoie ct
Ovid ''>' rom
Auy<u ox;; erat. tenn, ou,,v,
mume cy,7,oturu .ot~ "NFa
ayg,vteuf o,da. '44'''aH
p, fnoo r5y,6L;t5; t.c,a ;.
oewmx % q ''S"s
Ci'yo ;. tpy,un .sdy.5ou, y,
h ''''-''A l "2'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-10

aflen5led, open without delay its fittings
in the coaeitatioaal form; that II enter
into negotiation oonformable to the
treaties with the French pieoipotentlary
and with theinserventlon and cooperate
on OF the nliniiter ofeRunia; and that it
declare to thief. two pienipotentiaries, IN
The name Of the empire, the confidence
which the Gsrmanic empire has In the
equitable views of the two powers, add
ing therefore the aaurance that the depu-
tatloo will take their friendly proportions
into confederation. The electoral tub de-
legate of Bohemia is aiio charged TO COM
muaics.e thofe iensiment, Of his naje&y
TO the plenipotentiaries Of France and
Rpfia; adding that though according 70
The laws of The empire, the depatasion
cannot be rellrained even by tho head Of
the empire within peremptory term, YET
that his majelty, in his quality OF king
and eiettot of Bohemia, will accelerate, as
much as po.,iole, the termination OF the
points which are 10 con}itate the compile
ton Of the peace"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-10
PARIS, Sept. 4.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE,

Ia the fssins Of sha 5th Of Augua, citi.
zen Monge gave an account Of the dh.
covery made by citizen Laborde, during
his travel: in Spain, Of certain Mofaic Re.
ptefan.aGioas, in thu ancient city Of Italica.
They are far hyperion TO any Of thole
that have been handed down to Us from
anr'q it,.
They contaia an accurate description Of
a circus and chariot race. The circus
is fnrrounded by the bufs Of the Mufes,
three of which SIC unfortunately broken,
The ravages, however, have not EXTENDED
over the whole circus, which in every re-
fpea ralambles that OF Caracalla. Citizen
Laborde will lhoTt!y publilh an account Of
the various monuments ct anti laity which
he difcovered in Spain; and give apart
collar defcription CT I;2lica, whichwaS the
birik place Of Ira ian, Adrian, Theodoca'
the Geeat, Silus Isalicus, and CornellF,
who was a Centurion of Cohort, called
Cebors ita!fca, VINO IS spoken OF In Tie
AIS of the Apoaies, and who III; en-
braced the Chrifian Religion. The ap-
thor treats largely Of the ancient circus, OF
the Procsdion, the Place Of the PTFto''
the Gaais, the Race Conrfe, and the oro'-
ments &C The Circus; he compares it WIZ
she liippodrone hor!e race c0uF'e OF oly9'-
pns, which has been deicrlbed BY nc
Harmed B4rthelegni.
Long accounts have already been giFsS
Of the factions ofthe circus, & The clooaY
quarrel which they gave rife TO az R0ms'
and Coniantinopic, under the Empe'o''
Bat no ancient monuments, except the
Monies, have ever given the fa'ticuiai, Co.
lours by which they were diainsoN0so,
Here are to be fen the green faaion AID
the red faaion lflRoralata.) The dffl,
ias Of the horlemen and characters S''
faithfully Gefcribed and in the Moiaico'
Isslica is 70 be obf.rved, for the hFlt ' n
TIE l.afons dilinguiihed by their rel ec.i ~
colours. The Genius OF SPRING WIZ
holds in lis hand bird, wears s'e'"
mantle; the Genius Of Summer carries s';,S
bakes tall Of fruit, and is coathc: y: *'o VI
a robe of a red colour; the Genus =,
Winter is nearly deGroyed; but i ! =; -
eaGIy be perceived that it was cloa'Isu ~
white, that it carried hare IN us '''"''
ana culver on its back. u.r.;. e
To this explanation of the M0, l,,b,
7ra,ica, the Author has added his T c: =.
es concerning the paintings IN MO'1, n'eo,s
rnong the Ancients, and the m0ou" oIb.
of that kind which have noi yet Dee" En- Fn,
lilhed. He has traverted fran', Vs.. sod
gland, Switzerland, Germany, Kay Mo-,
Spain, md gives an account OF = III, 10. alone
Eaics he has cifcoyered there. Nun - he
contains as much Of them as arc iso ~ $
found in the ref of Europe; h i.eons q
work contains a plate Of the dsi'S" nno y,
tie Mafa;cs of Is.iic.. His WORK. /.
the whole, Is mott valuable aet''
sn-iouarianS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06
BAL TIMORE, September 8.

The fh;p Anthony Margin, arrived al
Dartmouth in rs days; london Packet,
Clarke, at the Texel; Jupiter, Gstgen al
Bordeaux. The fch'r Experiment, Jen-
ne, from this to Aux Cages, was fpoke
Augu& $, lat. 70. Ship James, Chan
dler, from this to Hamburg, was fpoker
Auguf 6, lat. As, 43. long. 46, eight
days out.
Arrived, icf'r BuckGin, Lawrence,
50 days from St. Thomas, and S from
Brunlwiek Georgia. Left at St. Tho
mas, brig George Clinton, Of New York,
to fail 4th Auguf brig Pasamaribo OF
do. arrived the I'd Aoguf.
Sch'r Hornet, Long, 70 days from
Point Petre Quad. Left there ich'rGrey
hound, Thomplon, of Baltimore, to faii
in s or days; fch'r Nymph, Hodskifs
ofdo. Ocean, Beae Of Philadelphia, laf
from the coat of Africa. AuguR II,
fpoke fchooner Mary, Franklin, from the
coat Of Africa for Philadelphia.
Brig liabelia, Bumbury from ot. Crolx,
is in the bay, and another brig unknown.
The blacks continued very obitinate al
Guadaloupe: no reiaforcemcnts had ar
rived, but expelled momently. A num-
Der of the troops were dying daily.
Ship Harlequin, Turner; and brig Flea
nor, Hancock, from hence has arrived "a,
Martinique.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06
CALENDER AGAIN.

This Callender is confantly amuiing
himlelf with the fears of his qaandom
friends ,and. aaociates. While we cannot
help fRiiing at.sthe curious iituasion Of
thele .geatry,;we cannot but almof con-
demn the milehievoulnefs of dlipoGtion
which can fort at fuch rate with their
alarms. In the laf Recorder Calender
tells US he has es,a chaos Of Republican
correfpondence ard other political curioh.
ties ard that sc the 6ottOm Of tie ebse
zvoula mafrd prsjeat an mter1fiag exbibi-
tiou to the FederaiiAs." ] wonder now
what he can have there 70 intere&ing.
Do you think you could tell MIR. Pref
dent JeRer!on ; or you MIR. Secretary
Madi(on !? AS to Mr.. Senator General
Stevens 1hompton Maion, dare twezr he
could not guefs for his life, what it can be
NOT the whole Of il. Blels me! Far
ner Giles, too? Plhaw I! | ihould hope
Calender could never have been at any
moment fo entirely off his guard as TO re-
ceive Giles to his intimacy and conf
dence for Jingle day, and therefore
don't believe Giles knows much more
of the contents than what he furnilh
ed himleIf--Bat after all, take the a.
ifbove group together,I lhoald notibe afraid
if given to betting, to bet a fecond hand
quid of tobacco againit all the integrity
81 Farmer Giles, though know the bet
would be an unequal one, thar, take thele
gentlemen all together, ard throw in
rench Coke an1 Dallas, (Gallatin's out of
the queRion, becaufe ne never could write
Englllh , fay I'd bet large odds, that,
take the above fix gentlemen together,
they can tell TIA letter all Callender has
got in bis box. We lhall fee one of theie
Jays, 70 let the reader remember this.
N. II EVn. P9f.
BI0GRAPHT OF WASHINGTON.
We are informed that Mr.. c. P. Wayne
ate proprietor, of this Gazette, has Pur-
-haied of the Hon. Bufhrod Warrington
he cay. yigbt OF the Hifory Of the late
General Warrington which is now writ
ng, and that propoals for pubiiihing it
by iubfcription will be preientel to the
public on MIR. Wayne's return from New
York where he is at prefent.