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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
Hard Ware Store.

THE Subicriber RESPECTFULLY informs his
A friends and the public, tina, he has jua re-
ccived by the latctf arrivals at Bottom from Liy-
erpool, general sfortment Of HARD WARE,
dirett from the Manufactures, which he viii
offer for ia!c, in Pyovidenee, at the Store of Mr..
ISAAC PITMaN, directly oppo6te the Baptia
Meeting; Houfe, by Wholefale only. upon az
reaionaoe terms as can be purchafed at New
York or Bofon.-They are DOW opening, and
will be all opened in few days, by
HENRY GREW.
Providence, May zr, 1904. S7tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

MTHEREAS the cour, of Probate of the
w town of Newport, have allowed fix
months longer for the Creditors of the etate of
Cbarlss LaGSHt. late Of Newport, Merchant,
deccaied, rcprelented iniovent, to bring in their
claims :-Notice is hereby given to all perfons
having demands againR faid eRatc, to exhibit
them for fettcment; and all fuch as are ndebt-
ed. are earncRly requefted to make immediate
payment to SIMON DAVIS, Adm'y,
Newport, Aug. m, 1902. cvi
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
M Cerg,xG. Oaeber 3,11Ss. .

On the report Of a committee, coniaing o!
MIR. Gerry, M. H'vell, and Mr.. Long, TO
whom ere referred furdfy letters from Thomas
P,ne, and a report on his letter Of I4,h Sep
tember.
Rcfolved, Tha, the board Of re,iary take
or Ter for payment 70 Mr. .Thoma, Paine. the
fam of 5000 dollars for the conGdcfaiian
mentioned in I'll. ref,lu,ion of the s6th Of
Augua.
IL will afo be rccpllceied that the aatcs Of
New York aud New. Jcriey rcmuncrated the
imponant revolutionary iervices of Mr.. Paine,
by acts of their refpeetive leg nasurcs.
DR.. Ranfay, ia his hiRosy &C the American
rcyolpton, obfrrves, tha, g While the public
mind was balancing on thi. eveo,fol fubcct. |"
(the declaration of indepen1cncs,l " ievefal
writers placed the advantages of independence
in vsious points ofvicw. Among hefe." con-
tiDu.s tbs author, "Ih,mas Paine, in pamph.
let ooder the Ggpa,ure OF Cannon Stx(t, held
the IN oa diiinguiihcd rank" And DR.. Gordon,
th. hitosian, makes iirnilar remark. reipeetlng
the efficacy OF Mr.. P,inc', political writings
The ooa;tant publications (ra,s he) which have
appeaged, and being read with attention, greatly
promo,cd the fpiii, of indspendency But no
one 70 r,sgh as the ramph!cs under the igna-
torc OF Csnmer Segjss written by Mr.. Thcmas
Paine, an Eng.ihman."
Thus Nj. Paine prepared the minds Of thc
American people Tor Igfeperdtnee Mr.. Jcf-
ferfon draueh,sl, and brough, forward 10 con-
gtefs, the Declaration Of Independence Vir.
Rioia made the prapoiiticn to all the Other
States, 10 meet IN conveaticn, for the purpoie
offraming federal combination Of governmen, /;
the frit motion for this purpofe. was made by
Mr.. Madi(on: And preparatory 10 all this, Dr..
Franklin. and MIR. ]ahn Dickinion prepared
shc eaferi3g scsdge, for exoneraScg this glorious
country from the domination of Britain. How
fhco can VIC ~onder that the tories hate rheic
men and their memories Let the ~higs of
Americs, however. bear always in their re-
collection, that Thomas Pa;oe, has rendered
great and Important lsrvices 10 their country !;
that, on fba' account, he enjoyed the friend
fhip and eaeem of Gen. Warrington that for
the Fame caufe, he retains shc good will Of Mr..
Jefi,fon and that 70, ibsjt cry rra,on,. every
enemy Of the American revolution, and of the
principles Of our government. i Bis enemy.
REPUBLICAN,.
Nv. Rsf1 Kmg, Amse0sdor j,em bs
CsHsd Sfsi,s 10 Grssf- Britain.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
Nicholas WebRer.

INFORMS the Public, thar he has opened
l. GROCERY STORE in Broad Street, ia
the hoafe, late the property of Mr.. Caleb Earl,
where he has for Sale general aGortmen< of
WEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among Others, are the following articles
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry Rum. Molafes,
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas Of various
kinds, Cuffee, Chocolate, Rai6ns, Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs,
Butter, Cheefe, Candles, Onions, Topacco,
SNUFF, Powder and Shot, Lamps Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, &c.-ALSO,
A general and extenfive variety of
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Womeu's
Shoes, &c. &c. with many other articles, TOO
tedious to mcntion all which will be fold at
the mott reduced prices.
Ne7vport, Not. III. 1901. 6o,r
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
FOR SALE,
The SnozO Mary,

Il YINGat Mr.. John c. Scott's wharf--one
~ hundred and one tons burlhen, two decks,
may be pat to fea At a fmaIl expcnce.
-AJo-
A5out 10 tons Of Fuftic. and q, tons of Cam
,eachy Wood, now on board her. For Terms
apply TO SIMON DAVIS.
Newport, Oa. =. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
STRANGE PROGENY.

A London paper, of Sept. az, 1904, fays.
/" A cat has brought forth a kitten and two
rabbits. in Piccidilly. and has attracted much
notice OF feveral naturalias. Th. kitten is black
and white. and in every particular perfectly of
the cat fpecies. The rabbits arc of the conmou
grey colour. the fame Of the wild fpecie,. aud
arc extremely p'aysul aud when they venture
too far from the mother, ihs brings them back in
her mooth with maternal tenderness. ."---Such
are the wonderful works of nature.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

From fbe Frmb-Superhition is the gres-
tel fcourse OF mankind il make, the iimple
bru'iih. 1t perieco,es cages, it euchains nations
and creates, ~he'eyss its baueful Influence
fprcsds, ihooiand frightful iils.-Of what ies-
vice has IL even beeai Any! Fit has, 'tis to tY-
rants alone. aod in their hands ir is perhaps the
iese'se weapon Afflicted humanity has ever
groaned under.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
TO BE SOLD,

II F Il r N,
( YING in Exeter, STATE of Rhode-Ifland,
IL about TX miles from Wickiord, contain
ing SO acres OF good Land, with two DWELLING
Houies. and other out buildings. 1t may be
purchaied together, or in iepsrate diyiGons.
Payment will be made eaiy.---Alfs,
A fhare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acres Of
excellent Land. For further particulars apply
to PARDON TlLLIEGHAST.
Exeter. Feb. zs. so,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
EUROPEAN * INDIA GOODS.
Benjamin Thurber

Ha' jAH ~eeiued. and il noqv stenizg Js,
Sale. a, tie 6ga Of ,Be BaueB Of G,e,e,,
No. 80, WILLIAMS-STREEf, /,
n eom5Ie,s AGS,,msvf of
FALL and WINTER GOODS,
Coslaizg sf
ID ED, blue, black, London brown and
In mixed broadcloths; plain & ftrip'd
Cafimeres blue, green & London brown
Serses fpotted & friped elaitics, plains,
torea cloths, from the higheit to the low
cit prices, Ratteens very cheap. coloured
and clooded coatines, light do. black,
red, yellow aud white Flannel,, do. Baiz-
es. faihionable S~anidoxn black and
olive plain & 6riped Velyct,, roie Blank
cts from 81 to Io4. worRcd and cotton
HoGery Of every deicription.
A complete aGonment of New and
Falhiooable, blue and tea ground CALL
GOES, low price do. red blue, and pur-
pie COPPER.PLATE, chintz and pur-
pie Sha~ls.
INDIA COTTONS, by the piece
or yard very cheap; Euglifh Bed-tickiDg.
A complese anortment of coloured
Camels Hair SHAWLS, white do. high
and low-priced Bandaona and checked
Elk Handkerch,ef,, pocket do. Linnens.
a. vide, Diapers, black and coloured
India Sa,tins, coiour'd Luteifrings, Italian
do. fix and cotton Gloves, cotton Mitts,
Ssrinets and Modes, peloDg Satin, Per-
fans of all colours, Bengals Cambrick,
Jsconet and book Mullins.
Fashionable DunGable, fraw, Leg
horn and chip BONNETS, and Straw
Trimrings, Glove Ties, fancy Ribbons,
black and ~hite Laces & Edgipgs, white
cotton fringed Shawls. Dimiiies & MuE-
lipcu, ELK Grapes, WiIdbores, RuHclIs,
Moreens, Durants, Shalloons, Rat,ine,s,
and 6riped RuiIcils.
A large and complete AGorment of
MUFFS & TIPPITTS, and iurr trim
miOgs, of various prices. very cheap.
Ladies Morocco, Cloth and Leather
SHOES. children's do. oil Cloths, brown
Hollands.
A complete AGotmcnt Of LOOK
ING GLASSES; new faihicned Tea
Pots, China Deli, Crockcry and glafs
WARE London and BriRol Pewter,
Knives & Forks, iron and brsf, Candle
ticks. patent Lamps, iron and block. tin
Spoons, cotton Wool.
Warranted Carolina, French and
Spsniih aoat INDIGO; Sovels & Tongs,
Japan Walters, warming Pans, brafs
Kettles. &c. sc.
The whole forming general aGort-
ment, mach too numerous to particularize
in an Advertisement. They are offered
tor iale at the mott reduced prices for
. CASH.
Provideree, Oa. 23. cotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

FOR SALE,
HALF Of a BODY PEW, No. so--Gtuste on
4 4 the Wet Allie very near the pulpit, in
the Rev. Mr.. Brsdly's Meeting -Houie.-For
teros enquire of the Printer.
Newport. Oet. z3, 1904. es,s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

> MtrO England Palladium Of JrLy, 1901.
7 See a /rres IF sxn6e,f, av,ifts 5y M.
Eno' Bronlon, on fSe invifafioa givss q. Paine
BY Jcferfon.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

More a5sm THOMAS PAINE.
ON the memorable 10th January, 1898.
which exhibited the 6gnal fpettacl. OF an a,bi-
trary French monarch, tried & condemned at
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

On the report of Committee conGRing Of
Mr.. Gerry, Ms. Petit, aad M. King.A to
~hon ~as referred lct.es ON the 18th from
Thomas Paine.
'Relol,ei, That the early, unfocitcd. and
continued Iabors Of Mr.. Thomas Paine, in cx.
planning and cnforcins the principles OF the late
revolution, by Ingenious and timely publica-
tions upon the nature Of liberty and civil gov
eromcnt. have been well received by the citi-
zcus OF ,hefc States and merit the appreciation
OF Consrefs, and that in confederation OF tbefe
ferv'ces anil the bcncfi, produced ,hereby. MIR.
Paine is ent.fIed to liberal qualification from
tnc United States.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

We conhde that you. gentlemen, will then
feel thar The affcntiJn OF Pcnniyivsnia 10 drawn
tosards Mr.. PAiue, by motives equally grzteful
TO the .ha paa heart. and reputable 60 the re-
public AID you will j,in with usin opinion,
that fui,able acknowledgement Of his eminent
icrvices. and proper proyi6on for ,b- contiuu-
auce of them, in an independent manner, fhould
b: made on tn. part of thi, 5 tate.
JOHN DICKINSON.
Cornell CHAMBER. Dee. s. 1884.
Whereas during the late revolution, and
particularly 10 the m)a trying and pcriIous times
th.reof, many very eminent iergiccs were ren-
deed TO the good people Of PennfyIvsnia, and
Other parts of the United States, by rhomas
Prime. Efq. accompanied with fundry diaia-
gu,ihed inhances OF fidelity, patriotifn and dif.
insercardlcis.
And whereas, that the faid Thomas Paine,
did dunng the whole progreis Of the revolu-
tion, voluntarily dsvole himicif to the fcryice
of the public. without accepting recomPence
th;rctor ssd moreover did decline taking or
.J-ceving the prohos. which authors are enti-
tied 10. Oh the fais of their literary works, bur
rellnqpihsd ,hsn for the better accommodation
Of the country, and for the honor Of tn: public
caufc.
Ard whereas. b.Gdcs the knowledge,
which this Iiouf- has of the fervices of the faid
Thomas Paine. ,he fame have beea recommend
ed 10 US, by meG,ge OF his Excclency th. Pref
dsnt, and the Snprene Executive Council Of
ihr State, of the Ibh of December Isit pah. and
by the friendly Offices OF The larr patriotic Com
maad:r in Ch.:s, G.nctal Wsihngton.
~, And whereas. II ia the dc6gn aud in,en-
a.. 81 sts .>- a. g r. 4
the fsil Thomas Paine: Therefore, A
BE j, enacted. aod il is hereby enacted by
the Representatives. Of the freencn of the State
ofPenglyania. il General AGtnbly mcr, and
by the authority OF ths fame, That as tempo-
,rasy reconpenct 6, the faid Thomas Paine, and
nrtil fuitable provi6on IN III be further made
either teder.ly by Congre6, or o,herwife, that
m. sapremc Executive Coancil be authorized
snd empowered 60 draw on the Tvafurer of
this state, for the fun % sool. in favor Of, and
payable 70 rhe isid Thomas Paine.
Sgad by o,ier sfibe Hoaj<,
jOHN BAYARD. Speaker.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

Nv. Rsfn K~g, Amse0ador j,em tbs
UnnSd Sfsi,s 10 Grsss- Britain.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16
REMOVAL.
Peter Nowland, I
HAIR DRESSER.

RESPECTFULLY informs the public
thar he has removed his fhop two doors
farther North in Royal.freet, where he
intends carrying on his buGnels as ulual,
and where he has opened and offers for
fale the following articles,
Ladies and gentlemen's dre6ing cafes com
plete,
Violet and Windfor foap,
Chemical walh balls for preierving the
; kin,
Role, melliaower and mariecAall porafum
in pots and ticks,
Ladies forehead mounted tortoife lheii
combs, Gentlemen's do
Tooth brufhes of various descriptions,
Lip h!ve,
Portable japanned ihaving cafes,
Rouge, Face Powder,
Gentlemen's ELK and cotton fufpenders,
Hopkins's razor frops with pate,
Powder bags,
Silk and fwanfdown puffs,
Thread night caps,
Shaving boxes,
Silver and plated thimbles,
Silver tooth picks, Ivory Go.
Tweezers,
Silver and feel bodkins,
Warranted razors,
D-eA;ny combs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16

MON'TALTA,

WILL itand at my fable and be let to
mares the preient lcaion, at Sirtesn D0i-
lars, or Eigbt DoKa,s tie leap, and
Tqveuty Far Doiars to enfure mare
with toal, and AaIFa D,i3', in each in
fance, to the groom. The money for
the leap mutt be tent with the mares
notes for the feaGon mutt be tent with the
mares ALTO, which may be discharged by
the payment of twelve dollars on or before
the la!t day Of July, at which time the
iealon will expire. The fcafon commences
on the fra dag Of April. Mares will be
fed with grain, ifresuired, at the market
price. Good and ex,snfve pa!turase sra.7
tbs. All pofible care viii be ufed to
guard againA accident, and efcape, tho ]
will not be aniwerable for either.
MONTALTA was got by Colonel
Homes's imported horfe Bedford, Whole
character and pedigree Rands 70 high,
both in England and America, as TO need
no comment from me. His dam, as Ger
tilted By Daniel Carroll Brent, Eiq. of
Richland, who bred her, was got by Lind
fa,'s Arabian, her dam was young Sell
ma, her grand dam Mr.. WilliaslBren,'s
Ebony, her great grand dam Colonel
Taikoe's imported Selma. Ebony's FIRE
was Col. Tayloe's imported Othello.--
Young Selima's fire was Col. Bsylor's
Imported Fearnaught. This blood is alto
70 we'll known to, and in iuch high eiii-
nation with gentlemen who have been
and are now on the turf, that l lhsll only
add, that Montalta's colour, high form,
marks, &c. are admired By all who have
feen him. He Is full Isl hands high, and
will be five years old next May.
THOS. LEE, fen.
Prince William Coua.y,
March s. zawr6 +
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16
SPRING GARDEN.

THE }MEriber takes the hber-
~ to segaamttbe Gentlemen and Ladies Of
Alexandria, and eJle.1vbe,e, be bas rented
The Spring Garoen 1vb<re may be bad ae
5ea of LIQUORS, .RELISHES, &c
TBsis gentlemen core plee/t to fao0r me
svitb then prtjeuce, may ref aDarrd that
every auestion @M be paid 70 -tbem, or
their reipsaive tomsazies.
ToS. II. LINGAN.
". B. TIE B.iTH-H0USE is qvsA
CLEANED and ia good ordey. r
n Tie SPRING GARDEN 7yatr,
it is thought, is zvsA kuo1vs to The mbabi-
tants, and needs no recommendation.
AsyH8. 49, zazv3tt
A valuable piece Of Ground
or faie,, containing near one quarter of
fquare, laying on Duke and Pitt fteets,
either together or. in lots as may fuit the
pu-chafer, on which liberal credit will
be given. :
ALSO--A few barrels of Tar,
Flour in barrels or half barrels,
Cath given for Wheat, either al, my
Mill or Storein this place.
VIM. ,HARTSllORNE.
Sd Month, a3d. 50
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16
lust RECEIVED,

~
AND FOR SALE
#, lie Back flares Of MsdSs COTTON .
STEWART, and r. e i. GRAZ,
Numbers /, 2, b. Of
Modern Gratitude,
BY Luther Martin, Efq. attorney genera!
eftbe fate sf Marrland-9niee for the 3
numbers 6att cents.
AJo, this day rseeived f,0m Baltimore,
by r. u ]. GRAY, a ffsv e22'ss Of
an elegant edition Of
5elet I9iaps,
TIE Ieltaiou to be eomprj/ed in fix 1'0l-
ames, from ibe fyf dramatic beraes Of tie
age. TIE ladies' and gentlemen Of Hex
an4ria, 4uho are delfrous Of 9romotiHg
The ado an cement Of literature, and good
printing tbis country qvill plesf make ar
early application.
". B. There are (sme eebies Of a nesU
edif;oa Of HYMNS and SPIRITUAL
SONGS, mo9Ly adapted far the Metb0-
dir E2ytopai Cbnreb ,eesfvrd, the Jak Of
this av0rk has been vey ra9'dm Balt'msre.
AbraI4. d3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16
FOR SALE,

1oN EoHIAS
PART of lot No. 8, in iquare ia, in
the City of Warrington. tits fituate be-
tween Rhodes's tavern and the Commit
oner's Office, fronting I'll feet 7 inches on
North f. Rreet, and running back IS
fee,-few fituations in the City of Walh-
ington are equal to this for fore or any
public bu6nels.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
A lot adjoining the above property,
directly moth Of it, fronting al feet !
inches OIL North G. areet, and running IS
iser back. Ifthis property is not diipof-
ed of atprivatc tale before the sd day of
May next, it will on that day. be offered
at public iale at Rhodes's tavern, in iaid
City, at III O'Clock, A. NJ. For terms
apply to JEREMIAH Common, at
Semmes's tavern, Georgetown.
April 10. eoost
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16
iTanted TO P,tYchaje.

ANou, the 10th init. namber Of heal.
thy prime Negroes, that can be we'll re-
com nended. Families will be receiyed,
as,a S."~sous pllrc yisvu fur vuc VI two
blackimitfs or carpenters.
Theie people will be removed to a
healthy ftuation, and are for the pur-
chafers family snd plantation ufe, and
not for barter or fale. Apply at Mr..
Gadiby's, City Tavern.
Aprl 3. 2aw,wt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16
Hou1e Of Entertainment.
r andolph Mott,

Randolph Mott,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has open.
ed an INN in the Town of Alexandria,
IN tie houfe lately occupied by captain
Charles Midnight, where he intends ufng.
his utmoft exertions to give general iatis-
faction to thofe who may favor him with
their cuifom, which from his experience
in.the buineis he Aatrers himfelf he fhall
be able to do on the mott realonable terms.
January. 5. Iaw7teo
9FCaM g1ven At tkis office for /
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16
For SAk,

{ AfNegro Boy about y years Of age
He is an nlefol fervant, being accnRomed
to waiting in the houie, or attending
hodes, and is arist!y honea. Enquire OF
the Printers.
April 7.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16
ATTENTION!

WANTED to employ immc-
diately, for the benefit Of the Goth Re-
giraent of Virginia Militia, two MU-
SICIANS; one to teach the diferen.
beats Of the drum, the other, the mulic
of the fife. Such perlons as are we'll qua
lifted for the above tuition, and will en-
gage to inffrua the learners which will
confift of Gxteen boys for each branch,
halI receive liberal compensation from
the fubfcriber, who is authorized by law
TO employ tutors; and by the Court Of
Enquiry, to pay them for their tersices
when performed.
CHARLES LITTLE.
April 7. Fairfax County, zawtf
R. e J. G R AY
Haoe for Ialt, at their BOOK e STA
TIONARY STORE, King JRreet, 9Th
door egf Of Royal frse!,
Barton on Free Commerce,
jult publilhed; Epitome OF the Hifory Of
Europe; Beauties of Nature Delineated,
feIetfed fromSturm's Reflections; Vicar Of
Lanfdown, by Mrs. Roche +; Maid ofthe
Hamlet, by do. AhbeE, by w. N.
Ireland Innocent Fugitives Teuntia /;
Scots Hierefs Hitory of Mifs Balsi.
more Double surprize Count Gleichen !;
Maid Of Kent; Emma Dorvill /; Letters
on the Female Mind Fashionable Daugh-
ter +; Louiia, or the Reward of an Aztec
tionate Daughter +; Fragments of Letters !;
Letters of Ihimefocles; Vagabond, BY
George Walker; Mordaunt, by Dr..
Moore Spirit of the Cattle, by w. G.
PROXY Life, new Comedy, by Rey.
holds.
AJ6 on hand,
A general Allotment Of
School Books 6 Stationary.
March 70. d3tzaw !.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16
Joseph SEMMES,
LANES THOMPSON.


N. B. The fubfcriber begs leave to
acquaint his friends and the public IN &C..
neral, and particularly the gentlemen OF
the Northern Neck of Virginia, that he
has extended the line Of aages from this
place as far as Hooe's Ferry, TO run twice
a week, viz. leave the Ferry every Iuei-
day and Saturday morning, and return On
Monday and Friday evening.
Thofe gentlemen whiting to travel, may
depend on finding good drivers and hand
iosne accommodations on the road from the
Ferry to this place, and will always be
lure of conveyance on the days above
mentioned, during all the month OF April,
and ifflRiciens encouragement offers, will
be continued by their obedient hume''
leryant,
JOSEPH sEMMES.
George To4vu, Aprl s. Iaw4tf
Valuable Property for Sale,
At The little FeM Of Potomaek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City Of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandra.
172 acres of Land, upon whseh
are aavelAing besfs and Easdy sfbe, inn
prov<meutt, Jlvsral f0nr qaarries and @
Rauds, and tzvo vaeanf mill /sats.
Iwo mdtv;ded third parts of7
acres Of Land, rpm qvbieb are a merchant
mill, 4ui.b three pair Of French barr mill
Aane, and every meesgay, complete, for
Maintaining -four to the be7 aav0ntage,
and auth as Mtt manual Labor as paGibk;
brsqvsy and dJs,l3sy, a gran1yy,
null<r's boz,t, Iresu<y's bag/t, eeepe,'s
@st, e'e. ant a s,neaut mill /eat.
Too andiWdfd. thsrd Partsg
100 acres Of lz~d, affirming THE 7 acres
and TT acres ab,zvmentonea, xpon 4obirb
here are jsvo,al fame quar'fss and y1
jqaxds.
THE 9u1ehe(sy Of the aboue FRO
perry, qsW bave an alignment Of a kek
fer The otber nxaiviasd tbrdtart, ef4cbitb
ftere 7VnI 0e years "a So|'e J'0m t"e Fy
day Of September next.
The Jqoae ON the above lands IS
equal in goodxsGt' any, and Jate''ev to
maf foundation ,jeuue on the ,iUer--rs-
els afany bn,tbe~ that Gang 10 George
7,oqvu, can 90 up TO the mill and Jfohe
gxarrits.
Aay t<yfan o, te,Ioz', 4ubs may iuel;"r
to tu,ebaIe, will sfeoaye Vit1y The pre-
mics, tber1tsr< it is not tbergbf seeeOa.S
to be mere particular.
For terms attI to Gen. Uriab Fo''sf'
at George 1e4un, orfo
PHILIP X. FENDALL,
Alexandra.
Tuo. 10 IETO
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16
IANNEY & PATTON
HAVE FOR SALE,

IANNEY & PATTON
HAVE FOR SALE,
80 Pieces of Ruliia Duck,
80 Ravens do.
E Chefs of Souchong Tea,
Havana white & brown Sugars In boxes
Wef-India do. in hhds. and barrels,
Coffee in bags and barrels,
Holland Gin in barrels,
Sweet Oil in boxes of IL bottles each,
Cattle Soap in boxes,
Shoes in boxes aaorted,
Eatt-India Goods.
Ay6,
The Cargo of the Schooner Lucy, captain
Snow, conflfing OF
a Tons Platter OF Paris,
60 Ca&s of Lime,
10 Barrels of Tanners Oil,
lIs Reans of Wrapping Paper,
50 Boxes of d,pt Candles.
January Il. G