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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-26
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lhe fabicriber will aceommo-
3 cate q 9 gentlemen as R{9ARDEPs
GO nooefate terms, either by lie. \ eek.
FRANCIS CRAcRoFT.
Fairfax aseet, Jan. Is sss.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-26

,JAif rSeeisel, onl far Sale ~
ABEL WILLIS,
"A FRESH SUPPLY OF
2hode-Ifand CHEESE,
Apples,
Crab Sydsr, By tbs barrel, Of the as
quality,
Cram5errie.,
Sweet Oranges,
Lemons, by the box.
Bel Rhode .lland Potatoes,
Mackerel, by the barrel, tcsether wish
general aiiortnent Of
GROCERIES and Nj is.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-26
The SUBSCRIBER

The SUBSCRIBER
Has imported from Loujon, in additi,,
to his former aGortment,
A GsyseaL Assosrs MINT OF
rigs, Patent Msdlcsnes, Dr.
DSSugS, Paints 6 Garden Seed,
HE latter conia Of early Msrrowa
Peas, early York Cabhage, CauliaowsI,
bid Celery, sc. &c.
II his ALTO on hand,
Bet bloom Raifins in boxes.
Oliges and Ancbovies il do. Madeira
Porf, Sherry, and Lilbon Wine in caG,
AMI bottles, warranted Of good quality
Naeh ne viii fell low for Cain, orv
Panctual cultomers on lhorf credit.
JAMES KENNEDY, Jun.
n. 8. lie exps,ts daily 70 receive
geaeraI aaoEiment Of Shop Furniture an!
Walls.
Jan. Y. aaw7,t
John M'KINNEY
Has just receiusd, and for sale on modtus
terms,
1otons we'll anorted Bar Iron,
Sugar in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy 10 pipes,
CoTce, Herrings, &c. &c.
Jan. 7. dztlav
Valuable Property for Sale
1T the little Fails Of Potomace 4
About three miles from George lows
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres Of Lamb, ubon ublck
ere a7Delling bo4|e and lauay ofder in
pr20emeats, /evsral a0ue qaaryies and fl
falg6;, ara t1v0 vacant mill Isats.
Too nsdly5ded third parts Of I
eecyss Of Laud, uPou 1vbieb are a merchant
nil, coOitb three pair ef French Jayr nil
f'aes and ee0sry neceDar, eomtlete, t"
Mau4tul7eyng Eouy u the bsd advaufqg5
a4d yoab as Lttle manual Lb9r as pNi5b;
q 6r<qveyy and a52llrr, a grauar, a
mi2ler's 5o3Je, a bre4Ver's bo4jl, coopo''
Up, &c. mi a s'0eant nil leat.
Too M1dlUsded third parts q
200 acres et' Aard, adjemug The arr
mi IT. Geres a5ovfmsati0afd, ato4 qcbhS
IRE are /egoyal, Jqoue qaarris, and ~
fgals.
The burehaisr Of the ADORE Pr''
perry, mil 5qvr an qlHgumeuf efa hq
far TIE 9t5er arar0idedfbrdpart, ef70dil.
here nil be 8 yrqrs to came from the I
lay IF 5ep1em6er uext.
The }tone on The above lgnd5H
-qu4l in S556usisto any, and Jnperfort
raft t0uuaahou lfoue an The yi.Uey-vq-
rs afaAy 5artbeu that can 60 to Gfory
Io40n, can go up to the mill and f'".
3N;grues.
dry peyon ar psyfous, zUbo may i1l'r
. parcbale, zviA feouye vieaU tbe~
mi(es, tberefore it's nat tb0agbt neflgh
u Re mare particular.
Far texus apfly to Ger. U,Jab Forngs
at 1eoyge-7aqv1, orto
as q PHILIP K. FENDALL,
AIexandtla
VALUABLE PROPER / ID
Far Sale or Rent.
t II OS E two three cory BRIO
HOUSES on the corner Of King and 60
lnnbus ifreets. They will be fold fePa'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-26
70 r 81 + e.

Z U K NH L e.
SIXTY EGR @ Els tia
hare been we'll treated and brought up, 0
all ages and both lexes; houfe fervants &
mechanics, bst notify plantation Negroes,
Information may be had by applying sa
the Printer hereof.
Dec. s. eotr
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04
From the Charleston Courier.


THE Address Of Mr.. RUrLEDcE to his
constituents, published in the Courier
ofWednesday, is one Of the most per-
spisuous, forcibie, and intelligent pie
, cesofpolitical writingthat has fora long
time appeared in any country. It is an
admirable compendium ofthe history Of
our confederation. All that we had
once to hope, and all that we have now
+ to fear, are collected into one focus, aud
displayed to the view Of the humblest
intellect. While it affords instruction
ito the American patriot, it presents 4
true picture ofdemoeratie integrity and
! gratitude; and affords US indeed, but
: too melancholy aproof ofthe balefulsuc-
cess that attends the pernicious system
which has all along beenpursued BY the
party now dominant, for perpetuating
their powerand excluding every ciisi-
zen differing from them in opinion
from the least participation in the po-
litical concerns Of the county.
We earnestly exhort all those who love
their country, who think il worth sav-
ing, and who agree with Us, that il is
only wise and honest men tA.can save
it, TO read Mr.. Ru.icdge's ADDRESS,
soread i, not as they would IN ordina-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04
ONE cENTREwARD.

NAN away ftem the subscriber living
in Middletown, Berkeley County, On
the aoth day Of April, 1901, an apprrs.-
tiee boy named ABRAHAM SINK
LEAR, was bound by his father to Jo-
seph Moony, Of Frederick County, and
lis indenturs assigned to the subscriber,
who will pay the above reward for him,
but no thanks.
ZACHARIAH CHAPMAN. =
I February IS, 1908. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04

fyhewspapet paragraph, 'iriepiagly d,
the tongue but with attention; with
studious consideration to ponder upon
its contents--to lay it to their hearts
and to ask themselves fairly and eonsri-
entiously this question-sIs al going
on rightP -. r. !.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04
II
EXHIBITION:

i HE Students Of Charles- TownAea:
DENY, will have an Exhibition at said
Academy, ON Wednesday the ninth. day
Of March next, which win commence
about 10 O'Clock, 4. M. y
= February IS, 1908: III, =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04
CARRIAGE OF FLOUR, SC.

THE subscribers beg leave 10 inform
i those who have Flour or prodaee
of any kind to send down the river Poto-
max, that they are provided with strong
and safe Boats for the conveyance Thereof,
and will deliver Flour, &c. in George.
Town or Alexandria, on the most mode-
rate terms--and for the furthfr encou-
ragcnent ofthose who favor usl with the
carriage of their produce, we Bave taken
that spacious Warehouse, formerly in
the possession Of Mr.. James bfoscfey, In
which theirproperty viii be deposited free
Of any charge. 49, =. e.. =
BLACKBOARD & luck. ..
Satpherds- Te'vu,
February Is, 1sos.J
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04

n
in Europe, unprecedented id its nature,
extent and effects. Twas the interest Of
the American nation and the duty Of its
government, 70 avoid being drawn into the
war, and 70 enjoy the advantages Of ts
neutral position. France desired and
Great Britain apprehended that the Uni.
ted States would become party in the
war; and no inirignes were ,pared By The
former to seduce or force them toit. In.
deed both the belligerents abused their
rights and their power, and the enormous
spoliations committed By both on the A
rnerican commerce made ii d.6cultto pro-
laounce which ofthem was most ininiical
to America, or with which she should
be first compelled TO wage war; the
chief difference between them consis, II
10 this, that the FreAth super-added IN
sult 10 injury.
I This state of things demanded the en-.
efeise ofthe greatest caution mixed with
Hmness, by the American. :oyernment.
The difficulties and the varied hostile 40.
Itarances which threatened our peace the
IoSe-d ,hs i.tcs. - - = si s1:ss w:lsn
II presidents Washington and Adams,
re known and felt by ID all. Our matt.
q alone, of all civilized nations connect.
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04

We are authorised toinformthe citi-
gems Of Berkeley County, that JAMES
CAMPBELL Esq. and MAGNus'
TATE, Esq. win stand poll Of the en-
suing election for Representative in the
State Legislature<x <.s:e:..=-s =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04

TO RENT.-A HOUSE & LOT
in Shepherds Town, conveniently situ-
ated for any kind Of Public Business, il
is calculated for store and the accommo-
dation Of a family. Possession may be
had the FIRST day Of March next. Apply
.-.@>:> JOHN BLACKBOARD.
Sgsaringen's-Fer1b ~.
February IS, 1905. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-28
BY virlue Of a Deed Of I'yR from

By virlus Of a Deed Of TraR from.
.Tobn d. Oryn the Sa5lriber, to lefaye
tbs payment Of a DEBT DIE 10 Colin Aald,
will be rxpytdto Sale, f0,-read1 money,
on tie ~ day Of March nesf, at fbe
Cofse Hogle, in The 7ozvn Of Alesan-
d,ia,
A certain Traet Of valuable
LAND, lying in the county OF Prince.
William, near the Red Houie, on which
the faid John D. Orr lately refldcd, con-
tanning 1II5 acres, the bounds OF which
will appear upon reference being had to the
laid Deed, which is duly recorded IN the
Office of the faid county.
EDMUND ]. LEE.
Ian. X. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-28
luit Received.

uit Received,
Ard far Jak BY tbeeSablenbe,, at bis fare,
Garner Of Prince and Uniou Jfreefs,
IS Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 DO. 4th proof Brandy,
S do. eiewEngiand Rum,
do. Holland Gin,
3 Quarter cafks Catalonia red Wine,
Kegs Annifeed Cordial
IA Boxes dipt Candles,
Sugar ia hhds. and barrels,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Hyfonikin and Souchong rea,
Jamaica Rum and Malaga Wine,
Raiiins in kegs and boxes,
Leiper's Snuff in half barrels and kegs
Mems coarfe and fine Shoes,
Womens' Morocco and fancy kid do
And eight Bales of INDIA COODo,c con-.
lifting of Mamoodies, Emerties, Guzzipahs, Mo-
hanas, Gungies, Checks and Calicoes, and few
pieces China and Lunge Hankercheifs, and RAJ
vens Duck. A large quantity OF RED SOAL-
LEATHER, aud few barrels Tanners beA
brown OIL.
pENTI GID EVE ;,,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-28
loubIir uenoae.
On TUESDAY,,

VIZ = u IL ~ IL a =
ls,o s.eiock, qyi7 be sold al Tie Veadae
Store,
, Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy inpipss,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Wbikey and Apple Brandy in ois'
saoar IN hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierees and bags,
vRose'a and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Rsiins in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A variety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Kerieymeres, Dufils.
Plains and Kedeys,
Negro Cottons, Sergss,
Elaficks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and Ruiiels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes.
Iriih Linens, Sileha do.
Platillas,
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hard'ts,
India Mullins ard Table Cloths
Randanna Handkerchief,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candleiticks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSl ELLER.
February Is.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-28
Sales bp aaatoa.

On WEDNESDAY,
AIo o'clock, will be /old at the Vtnaae
Store, the corner Of King and Oni0a
Rseets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
GIN in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caiks,
Molai1es in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in calks and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irilh Linens,
Catiimeres, Calicoes,
Kerieys, Threads,
Coatings, Chlntzes,
Halfthicks, Bedncks,
Fearnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerehiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, sc.
THOS. PATTEN, Anaionfer.
Feb. rs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-28

LUNDUN MILLINEkI,
LATEST FASHION,. A
z "a RS. f. MARSHALL, King ffeet,
IVA few doors above Mr.. MOTIFS ta-
vern has juft received from London, an
aGortment of
VELVET and GRAPE BON
NETS and CAPS,
of the lstef fafhion, together with ge-
neral aGortment of Millinery, which ihe
offers for fale on moderate terms.
Feb. 2s. DOT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-13
Translated for the american.
Ex',aa trem Paris Paper # OHaber |, 1903.
or s VeademGirs, year IL.
"A N A D D R E S S
TO THR
S7AMEN OF F2Aacs.

SEAMENi The most brilliant scene of go
ny is now opening before you the army of En-
gland is assembled on The coasts you are going
{ Join the brave who have extended the boun
da,ies of the Republic they shall be ranked a.
mang you in your ships, and their presence alore
shall cause our enemy TO shudder at the thought
OF having, in SO short time, no barrier TO OPP
pose you, and of being punished, fer the injuries
they have too long peipetrated on US.
,Itwas the gish government that folncnle.
our troubles III France, that sowed difti1enec an
dissentions among the people, that squanderet
away their gold for the purpose Of dividing the
FIRST authorities, and to disgrace our best insttu
tions by their outrages,
Il was the E,agish government, who, to tbs
contempt of the rights of.nstions, attempted t
ruin tie common veal, by Introducing coultei
felt assigsaft, ard.by sl7sr,pg our coin.
Il was the English government, who, afta,
beag master OF Ioulon by the most infamoua
trcacbe,y, rather than by force of aims, plung
ed your fellow citizens into Dungeons caused
those TO pe:isH, who we've faithful to their coun-
try: It was the English, who, when forced to
take shameful fight. carried the flames il the
magazines, in the ships, and in tie house, OF
the citizens, in hoPes-to reduce that bulwark Of
the Rerablc il The Mediterranean, into heap of
ashes.
It was the English government who kindled
the tarchcs of civil war IL La Vrndee, in the
western departn ent, at Lyons, ard in the south
Of France: Il was THAI government who, mus
tered up, under the banner O! fana.cism, cre
dulols men who were led assray by those trs
tors tkat were sold and devoted to that govern
mcnt, which Ter ten yesrs has constantly stirred
up the FIRE Of that cruel war, equally delighted
With successes or losses, provided The blood Of the
French wax split.
ia short it is that government alone that pro
longs the storm that still hangsovcr several part.
| OF both henIsphefes, and thar wishes to deceive
Europe by IFS erroneous demonstrations, and b,
its seeming desire for peace.
Blu: Europe knows that this court mutt wiz.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-13
Fran the Wilmington Mrror.

we eehy The f,2ov;ag t<ai<r asl5a'5etie L ,Il
or ths dfafb efa ebil4, f,0m The L'ndan op", ~,
vessal Magazine, FIR Juae 1903, 'S'a'S a a..
Of osy reader, Hafo,ixSa'sy BEL n ', INA, IN
aniiar 10 tb1f deserbed BY t5t aat5e'' h1f' ~"
~ daa5t dtrive CONSOLATION f1sm a PffssQ' u -"
flegast Prysrmzaee.
Lei T R.
THERE is a nesting worm in every How.
along the path of life, and while We admire s';'
fp,cading leaves and unfolding BLOSSOM, me ''A'.
tor often consumes the root, and all the oSA''
falls. This my frequent theme will con''''u', ~ :
believe, until my eyes are snis upon th's 49, :,
and repose on bed OF dust. Ye eoroc'0'' ~ -
the grave, the child Of sorrow can teaeh w. 80.
tfemble over every blessing y'u enjoy. 80 ua
Undergone one Of tie sryslcst trials haiilaa nA'D'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-13

Louisiana, thew would continue the re-
strictions which heretofore have fettered
our commerce to that country, aAd they
would refuse to put our trade On footing
superior to that of France and Spain.
Dutwhilst gentlemen endeavor to alarm
us with the idea Of this formidable compe-
tition, cannot, Sir, said Mr.. R.) feel a
moments apprehension from this quarter.
Exclusive of the Limitation of twelve years,
and the restriction that their cargoes shall
be of French or Spanish growth or manu-
facture, who, that considered the present
condition and future prospects OF those
countries could regard them as formidable
commercial competitors? Was there not
infinitely greater probability that the Sd ar
ticle of the treaty of London, which had
no Limitation as to time, and embraced our
whole frontier on the side of Canada,
would enable Great britain to supply that
frontier on terms as cheap, or cheaper, than
we ourselves could?
With more candor, however, the gen
aleman has boldly avowed that he was a.
mong the number of those who, at the last
session of Congress, were for pursuing
!" vigorous measures" for enforcing our
rights in relation to the mississippi
What those vigorous measures were the
House would be at no loss to determine.
The gentleman had disdained to deny his
principles; he would not now shrink from
what he had then advocated, and Mr.. K.
said he applauded HIM for it.
Mr. Randolph said, the gentleman had
laid his premises great way off, as if from
the expectation that they would not be
closely examined, and that, therefore, there
would be nothing to oppose to the conclu-
sions which he had drawn from them. He
had stated case scarcely supposable, and
from it inferred the very principle in ques-
ton. His whole argument was founded on
presuming the very principle to be granted
which was in dispute. The United States,
says he, cannot incorporate into the union
Great Britain or France; and therefore they
cannot unite to themselves the colonies OF
either nation. If the gentleman meant to
prove the impolicy or impracticability of
adding France or England to the United
States, no one, he believed, was disposed
to question the justice ofhis remark. But
the position IN contest was, can the United
States, constitutionally, extend their IL
mits? And this point in dispute the gen.
tleman takes for granted by saying, that
we cannot extend our dominion over En-.
gland or France, and therefore cannot ac-
quire dominion in any other country. That
is, we cannot, because we cannot.
(14r. Randolph's speech to be continued
Translated for the american.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-13
SECOND NOTICE.
In the Case OF JAMES SMITH, q 9anks@pt.
Nv HEREAS

s Commission oe Baskrcp,cy, founded upon The
att If Congress passed o. The 9TH day Of Apsil,
1909, entislsd /" An at 10 establish an uniform
system 81 Bspkrupscy throughout the United
S,Ases,'' hath been awaadea and issued forth a
I. gairst James Srisl, of Dlmfrcs in the state Of
yagisTa, Merchant, and he having been declar..
ed Baakrnn:.--.,c is hereby requMedlo surresder
hn,seif to The Commissioners, ia the said CON-
,p,ss,oa ns.nsds q .nsiof p4rt Of thenb on Fri-
day tire 9rh, anl Sasarjsy the a77th days of this
.pre5egt month, Dscespber, and Monday, tbe-osh
<asg IF JsnasTy next, as 10 O'clock in fhs fore
nom on e4eh day, at the Commissioners oRce,
lsas Aossc Of BrnjsAln Paske )ia the. town OF
1ssesesieksbar aud make full disclosure Of
lis essas aaarEiccss; wlscn and where his Gre.
,atoss nav ascend TO prove thSir debts: at the
srcond ulsesipgg 20 chuse assgaees and at tie
last string HE SAID Banksups is required to
flush his exsssinatlon.
Atlpeyseals iuHebseA to the saa Bankrupt, or
ss,s have ot lbs ELECTS, are not to pay or de-
lss-r the same, but 70 whom the Commissioners
sl.aa diteSs. eBENJ AAdIN PARKE,
Secretary 10 the Commissioners.
Commissioners OGice,
Fredericksburg, Dec. !, lSo3.S
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2N0J fCS XVIII ~ tSyf ~ f'sV -
EigAty-three acres OF LAND,
od;siassg sbs 71azsa 81 4lsxaadSia, ,fsrmfy1 ibe
p,sserty 81 mir. Rsldsin Dade, AID na7v Saos
ed b. Col. Nathaniei Pendleton, IF Neqv To,k
This Lard lis at the upper end of the Town, and
rotts on the river potomac, 70 t. incus TWO gaod
Y,lses;es, aud runs hack between the Tosvn and Mr
Daies prefe4 d.veiag houi crefss the GseTgc town
roal aud runs terseen The race ground, and Metirs
Eenlas, Conway, S:alznsS, end Fszangh's Lots, to
Mr. Charles Aiexanders back iuc, known BY NpTth
.tat psr ofth Laed ying between the river and the
eorwS-to.vn rosd has been laid of into Lots Of two
ACRES csrssi ponig with the fqaares in Tcwn and Fair
z Tx Royal, ptt St. Afaph. Wafhington and Columbus
fseSrs ex,cned with cros areees OF the fame width,
and vii be fla in nhole or haffqaares; the Lend wet
of the George ta,sroad will b fold 10 lots OF from two
10 Eve acres EACH as ma. belt accommodate purchaseIs
Conderable cu5e has been taken to render the title
Gear, AMI freed from every phbie incnmbrancc or prCf
pea Of Allegation.
The FERNS OF Sale viii be ore fourth Of The purchafs
money payable on the rA day of March next and the
remainder IN nins and eighteen months, negotiable
note win be required for the fri payment and iecury
on the property For the balance his property beau
tfuiy uated for building Lots lying IN long flip from
The river to the top Of the hill which ranges with Mr.
Dusnys h1ulc and the whole of it fronting with full
view Of he Town, and extending back 70 range of
highly improved meadows; the PLATE and furyey made
BY Col Cipn, may be een At Az time on application
Charles 5imms, Attornies
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aluab1 Property Tor Sale,
AD33axixc TRs Town. oE ALEXANDRIA.
" ~ J. 1s:iysl, 5<J II ~ I5Hrsday he 29t5 daJ
Of fb.s uxgnfb on Tie byemifSs.
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Re2noUaL.


The fubfcriber wifhes to in
form his friends and the public in general
that he has removed from his fore in
Prince itreet to the fore in Union fEeet,
lately occupied by Jacob Leap, and oPpo-
fife Dean and Gardners fore, where he
continues TO keep all kinds OF
Groceries and Fruits,
as ufual, and has jua received parcel Of
excellent Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raifns,
Rhode Inand Apples, drf quality Rhode
Hand Cheefe and trsh Tamarlnds.
Abel Willis.
N. B. The houie that he lately occu
pied in Prince Street is to let. For fur
fher particulars enquire as above or to
MIR. William Wilton.
Nav o..
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Jonah Thompfon and Son,
HAVE IMPOR TED

In The rips Wa1am 81 jain fran Lon2on,
Au9 Uuifed STATES trom Livstpool;
SupeEane Cloths and Cafimeres, Cam
brick, iaeonet and book Mullins, fix
Shawls, cotton Hofery, Jeanne's, Fai-
tians, Rriped and clonded Nankeens, Cor
duroys, Velvests and ThickieEts, Dlmi-
ties, fancy Marfeiiles, Wai&coatiog, few
ing Silks, TwiR and Thread, &c. &c.
They are in daily expeeation OF their
anortment OF Hardware.
May 9. q