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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURER.
76fJol101riag yeSiaion5 eysrs Paid 81 Tie Lesyal
tire Of Tenne5Ee, az a5eir laR yflTon.

kciolved by the General AEembly Of The
o'ate OF iennehee, That for the encourage
ment OF the manufactures thereof, the ieseral
county courts at thsir difcrerion, ihaIl give the
ium OF hfteen dollars as premium TO the lady
VINO HAL make the b-f, fnrit and neatelt piece
OF Gotten cloth, containing fifteen yards--tor
the next fineR, ren dollars; and for the third
quality, five dollars. The feveral count, courts
afofeia'd, may, at their next fpring ieiouss,
make publication thu tire above premiums viii
beollowsd at their fsvesal fall isG;ons, AID the
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

TIE Editors at the Eaaward feem iurprized
that our focial harmonious" Preiidrnt ihould
have appointed VIM LYMAN and Henry War
rem to Offices in ports far diiant from tf+ir uiuai
places Of abode AS refpects the former gen
teman, we can inform them, that, for many
years paf, he has had no abiding place. His
family have lived in Northampton, where they
have been reduced to the nece1ity Of earning a
fcanty fubd(tence by The labor OF their hands,
while lie has been wandering about The world,
Ike an "nfa,iate man" fcekiug bis long lot tor
sune.-When our benignant Chief MagiRra ate
began TO reltore harmony TO jocial infsreonrs.'
by cloGng the doors of ''bor0r and eorfdssse''
upon Virtue, and burlting them open to Vice,
this gentleman was in Europe. He left this
country good Democrat. and 70 did ne re
turn. Immediately after bis arrival (without
even fri whiting his wife and children he pre-
tented himfelf at the feat of government, to
claim his reward, by iharing with his fellows,
| the loaves and fines of Office. But there ieem-
ed not then to DE left the bone of nth, or the
crumb of loaf to nibble at. He came at the
q eleventh hour" and thought 10 receive his
hire" but the pennies were all dfPofsd Of,
and not even a flrthing left for him. Hungry,
pennylSfs and disappointed, he DEPARTED from
the g vineyard Of his lord,'' aud was often
heard to utter reproachful language Of him
whom be had once thought worthy OF his high
eft praiie and alteration. In his heart, anc
with his tongue, he CURED the m IN who couli
thus turn deaf ear 70 his long tale Of feryices,
and put him off with, there u no sbfcr far r0n
vaeaseie5 happening BY death szu, " nEgnati2r,
-fbe centuries Of more than bs Of the naiio* are
ALREADY beapfd upon for fbe esrejs Of my srter
npincfirg poqUsr--I mYR sndta0r 10 calm tie form
I haze raj/si on tie tmbeQusus /ra Of liberty, Or
it, tsmultuoas jvges qvW oOsreubcin nc at preffni
can only obfr jon TIE homage Of my bigb rs(pfds.
! Poor confolaiion indeed for one who had
hurried home from Europe with high wrought
expectations that " the doors Of honor and con.
hdence" would Ay opento receive him Def
] pairug of iuccels here, this tier much injured
man again pulled his boat for the European
world. from whence Il is faid he has not yet re-
turned. Blu, the benevoieace Of Jefe'fon Is
not bouaded by the flores Of the atlantic tbs
dsors'' are again opened, and Mr.. Lyman is in
yied to enter and receive the reward jlftly due
for his " revolutionary adherence TO or snsmiss" in
furnilhing them with the beef OF New England
while thol-, on whom the doors" are cloled
were lighting the battles Of THEM country.
On the 18th ult. Mr.. Seaman, Of Connec
ticut- Farms, N. J. burcnered his wife and two
children, in a ihocking manner, by daihiog their
heads TO pieces with an axe and TO complete
the horrid cataftrophe, blew ont his own brains
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

Few performances, FAY correfpondent, viii
be 70 generally read, and cali 70 much attention
as The late pamphlet Of Mr. Wood. It's highly
io,ereRing to the philoioper, TO the aatefman,
aid to the Chriltian. The 7bsQirai Society, OF
Colam5ion Iluminah. fays Mr.. Wood, {" after
the example Of the German illuminate, adopted
fictitious names. am Informed that Palmsr
called himftIf Weifhaup. the young attorney
who Knocked the Fiddler down, adopted the
name Of Councillor Zuack that David Den
aiion was ayled Corioanus Taylor Sdel,
Cicero and the philo(ophic Barber, Garden
Ion ;''-Were it not 70 ferrous buGnefs, one
could net refrain laughing at fueh mommery.
What is fad Of the devil tempting man to
commit wickednefs, and then Putting thrir fare,
has happened 10 thefe miierable creatures. He
has led them to commit the mot a,trocous
deeds. and the mott aRoniihing folly. and then
expoiing them as laughing itock to all tks
wife and the good.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
Exfraf Of a letter from Parir, s7rre

LH|HlT y !" I11'e1 JI0D z I'D, J ZIG y
The Palace of st. Cloud, which has been
70 long an objed OF admiration, and whole ex-
tent has always been thought iufdcient Cor The
proud multitude of the late Monarchs IN France
is now not only undergoing very csuliderablc
repair, bur great additions are making TO il, fol
the Purpole Of lodging the Fra Confu's houle
hold--the magni6cieoce with which he Is al
tended, and rbe prodigious Dumber of general
officers and others, always near his perlon, ex
eeed infinitely what has been feen in this coun.
try.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

EMPIRE DEFINED.

An empire is the aggregate OF many Gates.
under one common mead whether this head
be monarch, or pretiding republic.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
NETWORK. SEPT Ia

We faw man yeaerday from Jerfey, who
'nio'ms US that on TuelJay lat, four half
naked negroes iuppoled to have ran away
rom the french fhips in our port, fell in with
a MI Jersimao, near Belviile, on horfc back
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

lis melancholy truth, thar the on fat.
ering proipetts "a few weeks ince) Of one Of the
grs atea Wheat Hafvels, Newyork and YER.
mont were ever bleGed with, is in moment
blaned. In the nothern and weiern EQUITIES Of
N-wyoik, the failure has been very geAera !.
along the margin Of rivers, and in low lands, IN
many places, there is total failure large
araw but no wheat. In the lands, in forne pla~
oes, It is eimated that frven tenths Of the crops
viii fail, and from al the information we can
gather, we fear the average lots in this neighbor-
hood, will be at leaf one third of the whole CROP
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

In confequenoe Of feveral fnbterraneous re.
fearchcs in The fnall town of Conrieit, two
leagues from Dian, in Britanny, under the d.
rection of the psefed, the ruins Of city have
lately been dilcovcred no idea has yet been
formed of the period of its exiitance, nor of its
being fwallowcd up. 1t is however thought by
the tirR antiquarians of tie French capital. thst
it was the metropolis Of the Curiotolites, which
name has been corrupted into Conlelt. Several
high roads, the pavements of which appear in
the belt condition. are difcernibic; they lead
towards Rennes Cottages, and the iea. Tbefe
are called JIfaia 4ia j; a great number Of walls
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

have alto been difeovered, as we'll as fevefal
cilerns, one half of an Oh9gon temple, great
quantity of medals, besieeg the efigy OF Nero,
1ibe:iu Fauhinus Ccnaantine, and other 70
man emperors, and fome figures in bronze
were alto found in high preferyation.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

wv
On Tuelday evening, we had an uncommon
" violent thunder ftolm. The lightning nruck
in this town, Marblehead, and other places.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
FRENCH NEGROES.

A gentleman has called % inform Us, that !
friend Of his met, the other day, a drove Of II
French negroes ID what is called the Enplifk
Neishborhood, about miles from Hoboken.
travelling into the country, without any ap-
parert objed, and utterly deifitute of any means
Of fubiiferce; and day or two before, or :
more in the fame ftualion. What muil become
Of ih-fc miferable wretches unable to under.
itand or make themfelvcs undcritood No one
will employ them, few will feed them gratis
and they cannot be expected to yield quietly to
iarvation- What then we ak again, what is
to become of 1000 Of fhele poor wretches when
thus left upon our coat.
nv. n. En-. PsR.-Sept. AL
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

On the 18th ult Mr.. Seaman, Of Connec.
,icut- Farms. N. J. burcnered his wife and two
children, in ihocking manner, by daihiog their
heads to pieces with an axe ; and TO complete
the horrid cataltrophe, blew ont his own brains
his head being almoii entirely fhot from his
body when dilcoyrred.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. "a,

There is fomeshing depends on every thing.
MGirk, who has been convicted of murder at
Wilmington, and lately reprieved by NJ Jef-
ferfon, was one Of thofe ruffians who threatened
the Members Of Congreis with defrudion if
they did not vote for Mr.. Jefferfon inltead Of
Mr.. Burr. He was frequently feen in the ave
nues of the houie, menacing the members, and
fwearing to bring an armed force to ananinafe
them. And it is Arongly fuipeaed he was the
writer of the anonymous letters which were fen,
to the independent members.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

Exfraa Of a Letter from a gentlman in 5e .Frdfr0l
CITY, 70 bisJrisna in 7~orkt0eva, Pesn6isania,
dated Augya aeib, 1902.
"What, my friend. will your Democrats
fay now, or what new execute will they Invent
for their darling Gallatin, having fold All the
bank tock the United States had ia the nation
al bank. amounting 70 upwards Of ., 200 flares.
70 M-frs. Barring * Co. Of London
8 This inJudicious at is fad to Be done 70
raife money; and az the fame time de}rov 70
rich ionrce as that of the duty on Whifkey.
Carriages, Loaf fagar, fnuf, Sc. SC.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30
FRANKFORT, AuguR II.

-.,g IRA it..er 10 RI Eaftor, dGtfI 81.
~ Tjrccares 1915 1ab, 1907.
q Ibsye iolt returned from al eight
,s.,k, Tour .hrough the Indian country.
: W. ssss ,crols to the MiGihPPi and aliGou-
and Up the Illineis river nearly 10 its
a,rcs. The country has charming sP-
n.,,arce, a little wavy, and the whole
somDlcts!y overipread With thick growth
ofhigb grafs in little time il will be
generally as high as man fitting upon
SS;s horfs, and frequeotly higher. From
ne I;;tle, Wabalh, fxty miles 10 the w.
of,h;s town, TO the MiliGippi, up TO the
0oaconfn river, acrofs to lake Niche.
o,n. and on to the head water of the Wa
Sslb and white rivers, at leaa nine tenths
q he whole country is prairies, or ma
rural meadows. Fencing and building
,iu5er can fcafcely be obtained though
Ioberved beautiful groves of walnut, oak
AMI cherry, along Tome fmall creeks and
rivers. WheueseS the country is fettled,
dliching snd hedging mutt undoubtedly be
adoqred as fabttitute for rail- fencing-I
make no doubt bur this country affords a
growth that viii anlwer very we'll fer
hedging. There is likewile a itarcify of
water, especially for mills bat feam
mills may be erected with cafe, Wher-
ever the country is known, an abundance
of good coal is found; there are large
banks Of it on the Kalkafkias, Vermil-
lion, Illinois, and other rivers--Coal will
be fine fubAitute for wood, with regard
to fuel. Good maliable copper has been
found on the Vermillion and Cotincan !;
the former branch OF the Wabahl, and
the latter of The Illinois.
+" LaR Friday week two men, Vanme-
ter and Dennis, were killed by party of
Indians, furpoled 10 be Pattawatimies, a.
bout fifteen miles above Kahokia, on the
MififPpi."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30

The number Of falt works on Cape ccd
are 70 comfortable, that it is underaood a
fuficient quantity is produced for The ufe
of the fihermen fitted out at the Cape,
and the inhabitants thereof; and addlti-
email works are erected aln,of daily
Glauber fats, Of an approved quality, are
alto made at the CAPE in confederate guam
titles, and, we. believe, are fold for lefs
than imported purgative fats. This IN
formation is certainly interefing for a
dollarflved in the country is as adyanta-
geous as dollar brought into it. Il our
ordinary imports are diminilhed 70 as to
fall fhort otour ordinary exports, the
country would PROPER. II would be gen.
orally gratifying, it fome gentleman ref
dens Oh Tie Cape would make the nscefa-
~ inquiries, ana informShc public OF the
fate Of lhcfs manufactures. Many perions
with 10 know the exat quantities of the
fats and glanber fats which are annually
nade-the prices at which they canbe al
fordsd-and what proof there is Of the
goodnefs Of their qualities. lffuficientis.
made, both theie articles may be exported
to the other &ates and the medical
falt command good price in the Wet. In
dies.
(Bgfou Pap.)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30
altranorta aDnsrtf5ar.
MONDAY, Aucusr 50.

Arrived on Saturday evening, the brig
Fraoklin, capt. Butts, 10 days from Bar
BADGES.
Left at Barbados.
Brig James, capt. Tryon, New Lon
don, to fail in 10 days.
The hip Mary, capt. Dagaa, 20 days
from New York, failed The 9TH Of Aug.
from Barbados fer Trinidad.
The fhr. Rewa6iico, Dathiels, wa; to
fail the 9Th Of Auguf, from e:shtiIown
fer Baltimore.
Sgoke 10 lat. Il, 60, lorg. 66, GO, the
tchF. Eliza, capt. Grinman. from New
York, out l3 days, bound for Cape Fran
co.'s. Lat. 81, 4S, long. IS, iPske the
brig Peailey, capt. Jobniop, from the Cape
tor New York, ont s days, inforraed me
that flour was telling for five dollars.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30

e..,,. that the nip Trelawley cap
l@ - ,sk' was 10 iail for this port IN :,
|tala laws AVS ALTO a Liverpool big, to fail
n the n July. en.u,,,,.,,;, 80,
: i ,vav On the 18th July, On The Dia-
cay - aock, veG.l and cargo, lot-the
rev ~, la fsboon.r Charming Mary, captain
ne, =, bound from this port 50 New
5 T"'t. loa her mainmat and fPrung her
ai. 0,r' latt Saturday morning, off the
i r,o.s n gale of wind from the touihward
4. has however, proceeded On her soy-
age.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30

loii is fmilar to the above TRACT ard cduafJ
ly favorable to Platter of Paris.
A tract on the South Fork Of
BnllGin, containing 1900 acres One al
10, Head OF Evans's Mill, containing 4s3
acres, ard Ole on Wormley's line, comaia-
ing 10, acres. Theie ieveral tracts are
in Jeferlon {late Berkeley county)-the
foil very Gmitar in quality, and particu-
larly adapted to the culture of Tobacco,
Hemp, Wheat and Indian Corn, ftuated
twelve miles from Harrer's Ferry.
One traa containing 81 acres
in Frederick county, this lana is in the
vicinity of the Taft mentioned tracts and
equally valuable.
One tract in Hamphire coun-
ty containing 40 acres-tbis tract, tho
tmall is extremely valuable. /, lies en-
Potomac river, about IL miles above the
town of Bat. Tor Warm Springs) and is
in che hape of a horfe-lhoe, the river run
ming alnoa round ii; two hundred acres
of it are rich low grounds, with a great
abundance Of the largeit Walnut and Other
trees, which with the produce Of the foil,
mighr Thy near. of,he in proved nayiga-
tion OF the Petomac) be brou2h: to mp
Ping port with more cafe ard al fnailcr
expen!e, than that which is tramported on
ly 50 miles BY lsna.
One third part Of lilo acres
in Nanfemcnd county near Suffolk, lying
on the road from Suffolk to Norfolk and
on Naniemond riyer-,his land is ccnf-
dered extremely valuable by thofe who
are acquainted with it.
One tract in Charles county,
Mary land, containing 600 aores--is is
very level and lies near the river Potomac.
One tract in Montgomery
county, Maryland, containing SIG aces
This land lies abou, 50 miles ABOVE. the
City of Wilmington, not far tacm Ke,toc-
tan and is good farming land.
Ohe tract IN PehhiyfVafl1a,
containing a34 acres-Ihis land affords
an exceeding good fand on Bsaddoek's
road from Fort Cumberland TO Putiburg,
and large quantity OF natural meadow
nj ios the scythe' 1t Is di'tihgullhea oy
Tue SpPeiia'ioh Q. 'ne Gfeas Eeaoo"s'
M y, .he nii' ae'lon WIN 'ne flehe''' IN
'ii9 sa' ilo4' was iopsh''
Oiie oliiei tract on .ne no
40 49, e 80, a.a'e A>e" 0'N' eo'''A''-
n Nnrtb Wa Tarr;+o,.,,
7r,,raa "a ;.., M:
nv 'iae.S > '"e o'' Lite NiiS'h'' e0'-
In X K entueLv On Po,o,
CT. 49, a
49, ,1 80 49, eo'sa.n. ~ 80 49,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-30
TIE Executors Of the late Gen. Geo. W,G@-
mgfoa, o8tr far ,/as, The tolloqumg
TRACTS OF LAND, VIZ.

A tract in Loudoun county
on Difficult Run, containing 900 acres.
The foil well adapted for farming and a
comfortable proportion Of it might eaGly
de improved into meadow. There is a
valuable mill feat on the premifes. 1t lies
on the great road from the City of Wsih-
ington. Alexandra and George Town TO
Leefburgh apd Winchefer, nineteen miles
from Alexandria, iefs from the City ard
George Town and not more than three
from the Great Falls of Potomac.
One tract containing 2;481
acres lying in the counties of Loudoun and
Faueaier, called Ahby's Bent. The foil
is that which is faid to be mott favorable
TO Platter Of Paris, we'll watered by feye-
raj never failing ftreams iiaiag from the
mountain part Of this lard IS cleared and
tenanted for lives.
|. One tract lying part in each Of
the above counties, containing SIS acres.
Chatsen's run paaes through this trait ard
gives feyeral valuable mill.lea,s. The
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To Let,

The flores lately built by the fobfcri-
Der. One fronting Merchants Wharf,
the other fronting faid Wharf, and the
South Alley leading thereto.l
For the -four or wholefale bufneis for
which they are particularly calculated)
they are as convenient and as well ftuat-
ed as any in town.
]. SWIFT.
.Augua 80. eo3t
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BRITISH JUSTICE

The Beard of Conlmiiiioners in Lordon, in
conformity TO the regulations of he renewed con-
ysntion between the United States and Great
Britain, have been family engaged in the inn
POrtaut hpfnefs before them; among ether cafes
Which have been decided on, are awards in favour
Of the brig Lady Warrington aud cargo, belong
ing to Stephen Gorhap, efq. and the brig Lydia
and cargo, belonging TO Mr.. Thomas Donnie,
both Of this town.
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Mr.. WeRcctt, in his pare. Of Friday
lat, las republifhed prediction ever the
hgna,ure of g A Friend 10 Truth, /"
which originally appeared in she National
Intslligencer, attempting TO exculpate the
rot Mater General from tie cdium which
hls conduit in difmiding deYuty poa nsf-
'eFs had 70 defervedly attached 10 him
and evidently wrote by Gideon himfrlf.
nall IN to.morrow's paper commence
,ne republication from the Wellington
federaliit, ofan addrefs TO Gideon Gram
ger On the contents cf.the above piece.
Ihe following remarks on the piece
above alluded TO, appear in The fame. Pa
They are introduced w;;h QUOTA
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-09
SIOP.THE RUNAWAY
Fifty Dollars Reward.

Fifty Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY from on board the loop
George, Norfolk and Alexandra Packet
the asth of May laR, a negro man nam
ed PLATO, The formerly belonged in
Frederick iburg, and was purchafed by ia
mielon and Anderton of this town. about
s feet or four inches high, eraight built,
with remarkably large feet; he wears
rings in bis ears, and has large whiRers,
II or IS years of age, is an Gtful
fnoosh- tongued fellow and a great
gambler. The above reward will be paid
for fscuring him 70 that ges him again,
and all reafonable charges if lodged in the
Jail OF Alexandra, delivered TO Andrew
Jacaielon of the fame place, or to myGelf
in Norfolk.
.TRISTRIM BUTLER.
All MATES of yeieis and Others are
forbid,harboEing or carrying him off, as /
am determined TO profeca,c any perfon
guilty OF it to the utmoR extent of the
law. T. B.
June z6. cost
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
The Turnpike Road from AIexan
d7z0 TO Little RsyeY.

NC 1DfttpeEe lSoe1ot io"' ]A'e""i0
d77a TO Little R,Uer,
in Loudoun county, will be received by
William Hawthorne for himfelf and John
Thomas ricketts,, in AIexandria-Iirael
Lacy and Burr Powell in Loudoun /; David
Hunter and William Riddle in Berkeley !;
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Frame
in Jetferfon; Buhrod Taylor and VIM.
Davidfon in Frederick /; Samuel Crowdion
and William, Stienberger in Shenandoah.
This being buGnefs in which the COM
munity may be greatly benefited, and as
it has only this day come into my hands,
/ have undertaken to publih without con-
fuIting the other comniGoners as they are
all at diitance. The law is with me
and l doubt not will be iheWa By the
other commii1ioners, to any perfon ap-
plying. The law requires Ten Dollars TO
be paid at the time of fubfcribing the
remaining fumof Ninety Dollars, on esch
fhare, is to be paid in dividends, as called
for by the PreGdent and Directors, to be
ehoien by the Gockhoiders.
VIM. HAIR TSffORNE.
Aori' 70. co
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John Gardner I,add

y LIDO
Ha' Aately rteeived far Jale at hi, Wa,,
]. des/f, Prince pr<et Waa6 "''
Ruaia Sheetings, !"
Ruaia and Ravens Duck Per bale Or
And India Cotton piece
German Linens and one trunk .u;
Silks and Ribbons, "'s
/ A few pair handfome Looking Cl,n.,
in gilt and mahogany frames,
Two bales of Paper Hanginss,
Agreat variety OF mems, womens -,
childrens' lhoes, coarle and fine, s
Young Hylon and 7z4s,
Souchong
Tea table fetts of China il boxes.
Cotton, wool and playing Cafd..
Holland and country Gin Of the bea
quality in pipes,
w. India, and M
England Rum, inhhds and bIs
Molatles & Sugars
Coffee in bags,
Spinning Cotton,
Butter In frkins,
Beef and Pork in bis. and half bl,,
Spermaceti and tallcw Candies,
White and brown Soap,
Chocolate of the bea and common fort,
Cheefe of an extraordinary fine quality,
Shad, Herrings and dried Cod Fin,
AquAnti'y Of red Soal Leather,
Freh Raifins and Figs ine aiks,
Lemons in boxes,
Pepper, Alfpice, Nu;megs, Almonds,
and fmall quantity Of freh Hops, &c.
AJ@,
About 50 tons of Lignumyita.
May 10. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-09
IN the cGje ct 7ames Gallaes, a
BANKRUPT.

THE fubfcriber being duly appointed
A1ignee of The Efate and Effects Of lanes
Giles, all thofc who are indebted TO che
hid Bankrupt, or who have any Of his Eli
fests are HEREBY required to ply and deli
yer the fame forthwith TO the fusicriber
or TO fach perfor orperfoas cni5 as may be
sashcrized BY ne.
JOHN M'IYER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-09
SPRING GOODS.
WILLIAM OXLEY

Has ,sceivr&. per tbe Pail Seimau, via
Balimorys and Ueion, capt. Woodbo9le,
fran Louaoa,
A iupply of fuitable GOODS.
for the iealon, whichare now opening and
will be fold low by the package OF piece,
and heis in daily expectation OF receiving
further fupplies.
N. b. He has alto for fale,
China in boxes and Sadlery.
May 70. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-09

The whole of my property ftuated on
PrinceiS itreet, in the Town Of Alexan.
dria, confliting OF good dwelling hoOles
with iufhcient lots attached 10 EACH
They will be fold together OF ieparate as
may fuit perfons inclined to purchafe.-
For terms apply on the pTeuaies to
HENRY MCUE.
L. -. H.