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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
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PUBLIC SALE.

-
ON Tuesday the fst Of November
~ next win be sold, At { Marsh Farml
the late dwelling Of Battaile Muse, deed,
upon ~ months credit, the purchaser
giving bond withapproyed security, nine
or ten brood mares, eight or ten work
horses, and eight or ten horses and FLIES
that have not been broke, sixty head Of
cattle, amongst which are mich cows,
large steers that win answer to fatten
this winter, and work oxen, sixty head
OF sheep and some hogs, stage Wagon,
and riding chair, q plantation Wagon,
and OK cart, few barrels Of old wllis-
Ky Of an excellent quality and q quantity
of.wool. - =. - ~ -. = =
MARGARET MUSE, Ex,ris.
= MAGNUS, TATE, Ex'or.
September IS, 1908. =. .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
COMMITTED to the Jail of Berke.

COMMITTED to the Jail Of Berke.
" ley County, the 10Th inst. on sus.
pieion Of being a runaway slave, a Me-
gro Man, who appears 70 be about %
years ofage, feet 8 or 10 inches high,
has ascar onhis right cheek, black com.
Plexion, and speaks auently, he appears
TO be cunning intriguing fellow; had
on when he came to Jail a yellow, and
white gingham Coat, cashmere jacket,
Pantaloons striped blue and white, white
cotton stockings, 6ne shoes and fur hat.
On his examination he says he is free
man, come offree parents, in p atawaxen
Charles County Maryland, that his name
is George Butler, but has no papers to
prove tie truth Of his assertions--His
master is therefore desired to come
prove his property, and take him away,
or he viii be disposed Of as the law d.
reefs. q - .-- " a=-5sss. =
ROBERT CocKBURN, -,
,=-,-77,t s Tailor B. c..
September so, 1905. .=-=1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
! PATTERSON. OLD MILL.

~ III o..
THE subscribers friends and the
public, are respectfully informed,
that he has rented the Mill belonging to
Mr.. Hugh v. Patterson, on Tusearora
Greek, about one mile from Martins
burg, well known by the name Of Patter.
sons Old Mil, which he has now got in
complete repair, and is ready 10 receive
any kind Of grain to be manufactured
into Flour. For every Eve bushels Of
merehantahle Wheat brought to his Mill
hewill deliver barrelof Super6ne Flour,
and win stand the inspection of all Com
mon Flour. Great attention win be paid
to have Crisis of every description wen
manufactured. z----.~f ST 7-
ROBERT cHRIsTY.
September 20, 1905. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
GOODS.

suitable for the present and approaching
seasons, the whole comprising a very
GENERAL 8 COMPLETE ASS0R7:.
MENT, too extensive to particulafize,
and selected from the latest importations
Il the Cities Of Philadelphia and Balti-
more. The Subscribers, viewing the
improperly of the common pompous
puts, and exaggerated details of Mer-
camille advertisements generally. in a
proper point Of view to an impartial and
iudicious public, would just observe,
that, it Is expedient to let truth supersede
the necessity of misrepresentation
tits with pleasure they have il in their
power to furnish those with such sup
plies, in their line Of business, and on
such terms, aswill be found to be the
interest ofthe purchasers.
THOMAS SMITH. & Co.
Martinsburg, September so, 1908.
r N. B.. BAR.IRON, CROWLEY
and BLIsTERED STEEL for sale as
usual. 80 a -~~--
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
PLASTER OFPARY.

THE subscribers at their Mills, nine
i and an half miles from Baltimore,
on the Frederick Turnpike road, have
erected Machinery capable of Manufac-
turing ton of Plaster from the large
stone in an hour. >r--s~.. 80 .
The public are hereby informed, that
they now hold themselves in readiness to
Manufacture fer those who may apply,
on moderate terms. - = =.
also, %~~-
= GROUND, PLASTER
= kept for sale. j.. ~ =. -
- ELLIC0TT, & Co. [
s. 9Th Month, Sta, 1908. (7w. J
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07

HENRY ROSE, Asxandria,1
WIN. ROBINSON, Leeds, Ex'rs.
LAu. BERRY, Port-Royai, J
: September 9, 1905. : r Fam.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07

September %, 1905.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-27
Mr.. Claiborne's Letter.

Thofe of orr readers who delight in
the Jasliims and braxfgal, who feel an
expandon of III, mind on Perufng the
seaSssions and in communicating with
the ideas Of grsat mss, cannot fail 10
derive an indni,ujc of qualification
from me following t<5't and slsgant
Letter Of Mr.. T.,cLAIsoRSE, fade1
mocratic MEMBER Of congrefs from Viz
ginia) 10 his eonaitOsnss. The de-
mocrats of Georgia ihould reaiure It
up as the religious desotee does the re-
lies Of faint ;--for there is not nss'-
elof it but what is 9reei'a'
SAVANNAH MusEyM.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-27
From tie Gr<tnoek A!venyfr.
INDUSTRY,
THE CURE FOR POVERTY.

/" Begging brig trade, and a etr'
5tstfrial one, 10 tsy(7a qubo o5lrTes tbt
ofoni6i.g ufrs4le sf tbQt profzgfosn II"
qaarler qviHb5ffatt 70 hfltv<. and bo7s
can II be remedi<d2 Is The gtrtral qatflsn,
10 qobieb NJ one gf.vrt ea 0nfqosr. woe
tqGly BY any meajurrs IF 3o'itf efrfa'1g;
bit I qviN prtuys II jnggsf fayf n '"e
qyoyd, md that a 9r<y 1fsf'a4f 'sf--S
Workbeg5e =,
/" Irtzenb.v9te b4Vs 5<ard sf0a all
TuGiee eflbe P<ace, qpdo hu<d IN a V7-
lage mlbt qieinity ga large tca0s' 'Dp -
fr0m biz kuozvlrdge ct The olmgF 1O'7f'''e
avstEou eftbe rigging tri6t fyo7 xg4'a y
haboar If <vry kind, losg t0st,'ef4 .
bave bis f5reroprt md ga,atn qp<f4ed gre
tu, BY ftireront b.&garf. rs b. ma -
bandlome soelt xe0r tbe road, II nH'sF4y
dre4v the attention ef tbe xamt'Ng tfa'.''
nity. On mir application f0r feap ~.
he eonaaatly 1lsed tb<n tb< elpal qrsn''f,
I" wy doa'f you qvofkf" 10 q0b'(@ ~,
gjual npb qvas ai4v4s ~qd<, . % ~ !,
qoaala, Cad bkG jar WetMib, u ! foa'a
OFT rmthymeaf." On his, mat1g :, :
qobiie, as 1xclimd BY ebniD, hf sp a..
Iti tb<m to 4prel bis eenrf or ga'df1' j."
n59iag tkem bo< mt qOb<ff 60fr'su' IN n
sromifrg kbem a milling sObe- tf|', liz
qgas eomble,ed. ToqOotk fben f6.' s', nni
90, qoi;tb naeb ISemfag gfaf'aas r.
alaeyjty. T5e j'sf1e fqyy<d By J. rem Z. lad
gifted linn 1rom f,nS 10 i'"f m M b. r. tksa
5rrfs,msa tsvs t6tas sf t6sff@'~i
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-27
FRoM THE LONDON COURIER.
FRENCH SUPERIORITY.


We have often wiihed to make come
animadverhons upon the fupefioriy
which France affects over every other ia .
zion in Europe. We 90 not enbcr that
the French before the revolution were
prelumpfuous enough 10 aGeft that they
had made greater progrefs in the arts and
fcierces than the Englih or that their
country had pooduced greater men than
Newton or Bacon, than Milton or Locke.
They were than content TO divide the
prize with US. 1'he fuperiority there
fore, which they now affect, mutt have
been obtained during the Revolution.
During the Revolution ifwcre called upon
70 Gelctt a period in which the human mind
in France had not only made no progrei5,
but had taken retrogadc fep, We lhoald
certainly lelea the perlon ofthe Frenah Re-
volusion. The prefs, indeed, has groan
ed with The number of publications, but
are they rot all gene long hnce $50 the
family vault Of all the Capulets !" In
twenty years who viii remember the
names and authors of one Of them Has
any work been produced upon The law Of
Nations? Has true philofophy made fin
gle Rep in the lat twelve years , Has one
hiRorical work, worthy of notice, been
publifhsd !? What pragrefs has been made
in claaical literature Has one poet Of any
eminencc DATED array through the gloom
Of this long night Delilic belongs 10
the old court. In cheniiry, in sRrono-
nv, the French have made a rapid pro.
erefs, but il would be unjuf TO conhdcr
that progrefs, as the coniequenee of the
Revolution. Foufcroy and Lalande
were known and patrionifed, and honorcd
long before that period.
five were to preftnta catalogue of the
works thar have been generated by the re-
volusion, what long train of black and
venemous prohibitions would difguf US
Fortunate indeed it is, that the ignorance
Of the authors was an antidotc 10 the poi
fon Of their Doctrines; thar learning ard
genius cid not make the portion palatabIe;
that the mitchell was eyanefcent, and
IL { ell thelc productions will be conceal
cd forever, under the thickel veil of OBJ
livion.
IF France Pounds her claim to fupcriori-
ty upon the military fame The has acsuir-
ed, we muf acknowledge that Of that
fpecies of fame the Revolution has brought
her large accefions. Driven from the
fhrine OF liberty, fine found a refuge in the
temple Of military glory bur will her
military fame jpaify this claim to fuperl-
GRITTY Will hiaory ratify that claim :
Has lhe placed the Hans, and the Goths,
and the Vandals above the Roman name,
becauie their military fo.ce tflumpiled al
| laf over the ancient feat Of liberty and Of
earning Do we admire he military at
chievements Of an Alexander 70 much as
we condeAn the murder of Clytus, the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-27

you refufe the tribute Of a tear, tc relieve
the pyngcnry of this MACS recollefted
Offerings j then had TO leave acharm-
ing lady for fix or f.ven months in the
year. Aduna5Ns.l twas was unjaif
to her that lhouId Go 70; Out my coun-
try called, and obeyed.
This man muH have been electrified
with patriotifn, from the point OF his
nofe to The very tip Of his great toe. Dor
mark lis exul,a,ion when he fays
Now my fitnation is different, fnce by
the act efGoD am deprived Of that ami
able companion, and lonc(annc home IS
rather curEe than blefing to ne; my
time is now my own, and can rever be
better fpent than 10 ny country's leryice !;
and if il can NE made uieiol to YOU, 1t is
at your command.
j. c. HeaYfn has FRoPITIoUsLY
SMILED ia rsliTVlag me e my qoyf; Is
an Thereby euabisa to gtue mylsB qsb5l-
y to my coxnfry There is a l.ftfne/s 81
idea in this ientence, which our cream
icribed powers OF mind Go not iataclentiy
comprehend to admire.
| now draw TO a eoaclufon, and after
having fnifhed the work you gave me TO
do, hepe, urder the protection OF Pro-
v;dence, 10 be at home about the oh Or
10th of MYrch, and with r@ipett md
sfteem again fubfcribe my felf your taiiktui
public lervanr.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-27
THOMAS CLAIBORNE.

EeRmgten CRY, Fet. IS, 1903.
P. S. The feiljon is now 70 far ipan
OUT, that | am obliged to rcfort 70 a pub
.ication OF this letter il both h papers OF
Petcriburg they have general clrcuia
tion, and are probab!ythe bet means o.
general information to my difritt. T.C-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-27

0WS'is N1"j oue WIKI fi0rfOr. mo. u
exPsoits Of a ransrlaia, cbar,s '''
Kiln, or a Ll0sis Khan The IA. =, 'ns
al pen Of hiiory has loag face torn orr ~
lauFels from their bTows, and ltaincJ ,b ,'.s
as the fcourge Of the hanaa race. ~ r mem
ambition was al psIfanal; becasfs in ' ,bs
pafiait Of military glory they conGass. M
nothing lAefea reifhar the faith 81 49,,
tics NOR the Independence Of nation, -
thetights ofpeop!s. Theworld vas 49, ~.
victim, and man was their fave ~
Bat isFranee had acquired ere,t n;!;,,
~ tame, rave we no nas4! glory 10 COM
ter balance il I Are the victories Of n.
Itof June, Of Cape ST. Vlscent. ofc,m
perdowo, and of tie Nils, lei, br;Il;,nt
than 'hofs Of Tie French in Italy, and il
Gernany' Has France one nays, -
chlevement to fet aeainit rhems And
have we CURED no military renown ..
Was not tie Conlul himlelf checked an,
defeated at Acre BY oar Britih Cour De
Lion, Sir Sidney Smith, and a handful
Of men Was not his army, was nor hi,
vs'ersn troops, that had beaten Auifnaos
Rufhans, and Italians, were not thew af.
tefwards conquered and driven from T.
syp, by Brilih folders Ga what other
ground then does this boafed foperiority
ref.
Have any ufeful dfcoveries, any inyeu.
tons for the benefit Ct the human race.
during the Revolution, palliated or d,mi-
nahed the enormous guilt Of that event
We recoilett two--the Telegraph, GER
tainly an ingenious invention, u(eful i.
Ines of war, bat which can never emf.
nently contribute 10 the benefit or happi-
aels of mankind the other invention is
that Of the Guillotnc. OF both thief.
diicoyeFles it may be fad, that they Tend
10 accelerate the work OF human deltruc..
ton. They belong certainly to the re-
goIution. We might add 10 other difo-
veriss, the undoubted legitimate otFsyrinss
Of the Revolu,ion-the Noyades sad me
Fudllades, the Loire dro@nings ana the
Lyons lhootings. It is not a IittIe to
The honour OF our own nation that VIC are
able to meet thefe inventions with two of
very different defcription with two
that will caG bright luare on the Bri.
tin name TO the latef ages with two
that will make the Briti(h nation bleAtd
in whatever quarter of the globe, and
under whatever form prayer and prale are
addrelcd 10 the Divine Being with tao
thar are, ard are alone, for the pte(erya-
ton OF msnkind. Need we name them /.
need We mention the difcovery Of the Vac.
cine and Of the Life Boat
We might parfue the faojea farther;
but we purpotcly conclude cur ooftrva.
lions here. The account Of datogeries BY
the two na,icnswiii be found toii4ni Ihuss
France. Ergl4ad.
The c ilo,ine, The Vaccine,
The Telegraph, The Life Boat.
The Noyadr4,
The FaGl!a4es.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-24
For Sale.
Strayed or Stolen,

otTaytu OF OIOIell,
IRON the fuhfcri5er the evening of the 75th ut.
l. brown MARE, one hind foot white, and light
foot on her aofc-wbocver will her, give inor
nation sf her the owner, fhs receive handiome
ward, and all neceiiary charges paid by
Richard Rice.
Sss,bayssgs, Dec >.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-24

HE fubicriber hereby gives public no
tice 10 al concerned tha he has teen d. appointed
end has aiken ucon hiueif tic ua OF a. Adarnura,or
the enate of
SAMUEL p. RUSSELL late If Nttv5-ggop5
ia the county Of Cumberland, FIGURE dree<ied Nv giv;n,
bond rhe law He therefore recuets All perons
who indebted fd dvceafed's eta "a make ir,ns
diate payment and thoe who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the iaale lor felt entnt to
EDWARD RUSSELL.
Noe. as, 1893.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-24


HE fubfcriher hereby gives pnblic notice "a All con-
i cerned, that he has been Ja1 appointed ard ~.
taken upon him the tru0 OF an administrator on tb
Ettate OF Jonathan Hail.
late of Paris, in the county OF Cumberland Wbsc,wr;r
deceaied by giving bono tie dirct1s-lie tbe,r
fore requeils all who indebted 10 faid dtcr , ID .
70 make immediate payment AMI tho:e WHO have INV
demands thereon to exhibit tire fame Tor =
ABiJAH Hall.
Pari', Ncv. IL, 1893
NTE the fubfcribers having been appointed Nv -
w Hon Edward Cuts, Efq. TO receive aef even
the claims of the Creditors tic Eaate ri
Amos Chalc Adams.
minor, late Of Limerick Ia the county Of yo,L ,,..r
ca repreiented iniolven-do hereby give NM ft.
tx months from the twenty fifth d. al Oq.hft -.
were allowed 10 faid Creditors 10 Grim - 7ot -
their Claims aud thai aisil @ttenI fl@t /, w.,
dwelling houIe o. Eathalie. Ieavitt it,sAoir !; "e
eriek on The third Monday of aoytulgcr i,,f.o,
the third Mondays of the I'VE aliuwing mantbs "a
one 20 i've O'Clock z "a each oF lIl d,vs o.
DANIEL FELCH -
JACOB BRADBURY, ygH. 49,
Lnsefht, asv. d 1853
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-24
Valuable New Publication.

Lately publfhed, and for fse by w JsNxs nn> at hi
Office FiGreet, and at the fevera Bookaores i'll town
Prize r. per dczen, ga. G4gtJ
nACKARD's CATECHlSM. Eaconc
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-24
Books & Stationary.


Gs~ III No, 6, 1ones's Roqo, nsar The 5astcm 9fFJ6,
fleet, Portland,
ISAAC ADAfdS, has jua Received. and
ready for fate, general aiortmen, Of BOOKS,
the different branches Of Science and Literature
aoes which are many NEW and VALUABLE fUELI-
1ATIs1MS.
Elegant Family Bibles,
~ith Plates, Maps, Apocrypha and Concordance. with
variety OF matter toand in other BibesRoya QaArto
do'laIs-Demy Qnareo dollars.--Aifo, great va
riety Of Qnarts Octave, Pocket aud imali BIBLES
Farmsr's, Leafs s. Meis ALMANACKS,
for 1904.
School Books.
Teiiaments. Webaer's, Perry's and Maine Spelling
ooks, Columbian Orator Biographies, Preceptor, Art
of Reading, Webfcr's I'D & sd part, Chid'a Con
panion-Pikes, Walfhs, Roots and Temples Alithme-
tics-Dictonaries & Singing Books.
Stationary.
Paper of all kihds-Inkpowder-Qn ls=-Writing and
Cyphering Books-sIAtes-Copy Slips-Playing Cards
Ladies and Gentemens Pocket Books fome very elegant
-Qnadrants -Charss-ScAles and Dvidcrs-
ACCOUNT BOOKS bound and ruled 70 any
pattern,
Books of all forts bound.
o. Cg6 andtbe hsbsfp riss giVsn for Rags. CanOgE'
q Junk. ocr. 81.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-24
Slaves wanted.

y anu generous price, viii be given for large
|Ay 5sSnuaF OF White Oak, Pipe, HID & Barrell
- q good quality and thickness, delivered at
WITHIN INK months from this date.
70 ASa CLAP, at No. 40, Less Wbayf
ia 1903. <ozs)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-24

( Drssn;.r tJs l6S 49,.

Dr oH5rEp OF SF1 MaiSr o-.-'., ID 100 49,
NOTICE is hereby given to the credir-
urs Of TAR4fS LATHR0o If Han.wcl} N the
Dat6t o Maine, trader agAina whom Comn.iilla ,,E
bankruptcy has daily iflucl aud prooeedad spnn, fr
they may he heard they t6nt it, btfose tive u.se
Of laid Dtr6t Court, Neen, ldaY the frit dtv &c
February Sc4, At his dwelling Houle 10 York s,air,
making anal allowing Certificate DfchArsc f,fl
Bankrupt, before Which TINS exceptions fash allow
may be exhibited
nAy,O ssw,rt ! Ts3gs of5< y R,iq Csv,s
DNio 'r"A"''' IF H54s MA
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-13
For Sale,
A TRACT OF LAND

Near the town of Alexandria, adjoining
the lands of Charles Alexander and Benja-
min Dulany, containing about one hun
dred and ten acres, being a rnoiery of a
traa called Pearfon's tract: Upon this
Land are fome handlome and commanding
prolpeess of the town and country. 1t
will be fold altogether, or in lots of ten or
twenty acres each, as may fuit Purchafers.
The fale will commence upon the land on
the thirteenth day IF July next. Notes
negotiable in the Bank OF Alexandra, at
fxty days, with good endorlers, will be
received in payment.
JOHN WEST,
LUD. LEE.
June Z. ddl
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-13
Notice,
IN the matter of Jefab Wayoa.
A BANKRUPT.
Mota;ce,

The ipbfcriber being duly appointed
fole Afignee of the Eaate and Effects Of
the faid JoGah Walton, all Perfons in.
debted to The faid Bankrupt, or that have
any of his effects in their cuaody or pof.
fetion, are hereby reque9ed to pay and
deliver the fame forthwith TO the fubGcri-
Der, or to fuch perfon or perfons only as
may by him be duly authorized TO re.
ceive the fame.
JOHN MIvER,
June 8. colin
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-13
opTa4g' Goods.


THE fublcuber has lulf i'm
ported an adpument Of SPRING GooDs.
conieiug OF printed calieoes auG cotloa
cambricks, cambrics and mullins, fix
ihawls and handkerclliefs, fix waifcoat-
pers, diaper and c.anslk table cloths, Ia
bic and rea napkins, cord'd ard India di-
mites, laperhne jeans, MerfeilIes quilting.
rs and II.S cosen checks, o-8 ffiped
do. faperfne cloths and eaainlag9s, Cotton
and thread hofc, cgunLerpabes, MerielIles
bed quilts, brown hollands. 7 and 4 4
II Oh linens, nuns, celouF'a 3 ehofa and
lhoe threads --old port vine il bottles.
Spades, ihovcis, common and Gefoan
lcythes, broad hoes, fsd irons, iriae. tw'ne,
filing, deep lea and plough linss, SET
hats in caf.s, heathing, wrapping and ga
paper, Jingle aud double natFaiiss, DC.
Which he nov offers Tor lale
at his fore, the corner Of Fal7l2x aad
King freets, for cath, approved notes, os
the ufual credit TO punctusl men.
AS. SANDERsoN.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-13
SPRING GOODS.
r. It. HOOE and Co.

NJ Q Y Y u dIIO w
Have received a general aaolth,ent of
Spring Goods, from London, by the flip
William and John.
Tbey dave Akesv5e Jar laie,
Earthen and Stone Ware in
GATES AND pipes in boxes German H.
nens; cotton in bags; porter in caiks;
Madeira, Lilbon, CaIeavello and Porr
Vines in pipes and or. caAs, few cafes
OF umbreIlas and Ladies fans.
Marble Slabs for Hearhs, and few
boxes Of Slate for covering houfes.
Nav &. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-13
R. C r A Y

WILL be in New York during the Ii
terary Fair to be held on the 10th June
orders for Books or other articles IN their
line Of buiinefs left at R. g ]. Gray S
Book Store in King Street previous 10 the
above date will be pundaally executed.
MAY g..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-13
BEN j AMIN oIkEVE, Jun.

BEN j AMIN o41kEVE, Jun.
Has for Sale an l04v terms, al ms forea
Garner Of Prince and UnfonFrssh,
400 buihels Cadlz SAIL.
Firit quality Kuili4 Cordage, aiorteas
Old Sablc Iron,
Snaai II hhds and barrels,
Pepper and 1alilas
Boxe. irefh Raiiius.
s s:';!:: and VINES.
Barcelona Brandy,
Fyfon Skin, and Souchong Teas,
Bales India Coltons, Checks and Callicoes.
China and Longee romai Handkerchief,
A few pieces Scotch Oinaburgs
Mould and dipt Candies,
Red Soal Leather,
4 few pieces elegant Furniture.
March n. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-13

|. UST RECEIVED
thirteen Hundred lbs. dry. well cured
VenaSon Hams,
tw hundred fweet Oranges of an ex-
celient favor, frefh Lemons,
lew bis. new Pork and Herrings, very
good.
Alo-Seed Potatoes OF an ex-
alsns quality by the barrel or buihel.
ALSO,
+ few barrels of Apples and
freih Prunes.
! 7hos. Ssasa'aS.
April a.. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-06
JAMES S. SCOTT
TAILOR,
Has rrseived bis Fill a0srfmeuf Of
FANCY GOODS.

Which he will diipole of 90 the mott seasonable
terms, by the yard, or make up, on the ihoEseit
notice to iuit the. tate of any:
Arrongf evh1cb are the .folfoaUing;
8 SUPREME black, blue, drsb, claret, Gin.
namon, bottle green, different hades; light,
dark, and Oxford mixtures; ALTO, one piece inper.
fine milled French blue, fuitablc for cloaks; ca
Rimeres, velvets, velveteens and cords all coofs
fancy fwandowns, Ru6ian ditto, Elk molelsin &
velvet; with number of different coloured
coatings snd napt fries, fome of which are mill
ed;-hannels, twilIed and piaio, fashionable and
plain buttons, SIC. &c.
g -Four good 70ayngapen wa'sted
Immediately.
October II. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-06
TIlrIp D0ZlaYs ReauQ1d.

- :
Runaway from rbe subscriber on the 2eth
Of October last, negro man slave named
B O. B,
about % years of age, FIVE feet nine inches high
straight llmbed and we'll formed; said slave hath
a impairment in bis speech which prevents his,
readily replying TO aquestion. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with him variety Of
GOOD cloathing, description of which is unneces.
sary, as i is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he alb
seconded, and in all probability is now secreted by
his mother. Winney Brown, formerly the slave
of MIR JsHN Mum, late ofthis town. but now
said 10 Be free. The above reward will be paid
fer securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
futther reward Of Ten DOLLARS for tie dis
covery of those who have been accessory to his
eoucealment.
Captains of vessels, &c. are forwarncd at
Their peril, not 20 take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. Is. a