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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-06
I3ublif Jiennue.

On FRIDAY,
1T 10 s'eloek, suiv be tsid at tbe Ytrdst Stare,
Rum in hogiheadsa and barrels.
French Brandy il pipes,
Sin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy In bis.
Sugar in hhds. ticrccs and bis.
Coffee in ticrces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes
). Mould and dip'i Candles
Raifns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs 10 kegs and trails,
Queens Ware IN crates,
FURNITURE, sc.
Al 80,
A uarlety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coanngs,
KeIicymercs, Dufils,
Plsina and KcEfcys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
EIaaicks, blue Fsiezes,
Calimancoes and Ruacis,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Cslicees,
lslh Linens, SileGa DO.
Cfnsburgs and TicklenbuTgss
Mullins aud Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins aoa Table Cloths
Bandanna Handserchieisp
Colopred Threads, Hats,
And iundry other Articles.
P. G.A9ARSTELLER.
Dec. Z.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-06
The Subscriber


having made every cxer,ion within his power fox
two years pat to procure the means of dIichaFging
the debts due from the efate dcyifsd to him by
his father, witbou, being able 10 efad it, and
now finding The eitaJe undcr comfortable cmhar-
raiTinen,, hath come to determination 10 offer
the whole pesfonai,ptoperty tor fale, viz.
About % hkeD Negroes
Of both iexss and various ages. snonst which are
a good carpenter ana blacksmith, about ioo head
of horned cattle, con6Aing OF mich COWS, feers
and work oxen, number of horfes, mares and
colts, fomc of them remarkably fine, thee likely
mules, and variety OF plantation utenGlS, &c.
The iale will commence at Salifbuy On Thuf-
day the 9Th DAY Of December next, ii fair, il not,
the mex, tair day.
Twelve months credit will be allowed for all
funs above 70 dollars, the purchafer giving bond
with approved ecurity; creditors Of the faid e
tate will be allowed to purchafe 10 the amount
Of their claims, previouny fettled and acknow-
LEGGED by me to be juf and intertR abatcd them.
Charles l. Love,
Executor Of Samuel Love, deceafsd.
Salibuy, OF. 81. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-06
Sales bp aualOu.
On WEDNESDAY,,

10 s'elofk, qvill Be jalaafthe Essans Store, zoe
eaystr Of King and UIaioa Streets.
Rum in hhds. ana barrels,
Wiiifxey in barrels,
Apple Brandy In barrels,
Gin ia cafks
Wine in pipes and qua,ter cssss.
Molafssin hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiSa and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Dozens Ware, and
ALSO.
AuGr1etv OF DRY GOODS.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23

De offended, becaufe the adoption OF
the reiolurlon would indicate a fufpicion
thae there had been fonething unfair on
her part. Now the PRECEDENT officially
declares, in 70 many words, that rherc
has been violation of our rights, and
an inFra6tiop of treaty without color or
Pretexr. How IS fnch inconGRency 20
be accounted for? Muit we be forced
INTO conviction, thar though we have
rninilters rehdenc AZ the courts OF Spain
and France, the PRECEDENT has been 70
financially negligent of his duty as to
luIfer more than IS months to elap(c.
after the celIion of thoIc provinces was
publicly known, without aicertaining
In what manner the transfer is TO affect
our rights and intereits Was it 10 pre-
vent an exPoiure Of this negligence char
the reiolution was negatived
[C7, r. .
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23
THE MORAL1ST,
" r. Herald

AMONG many vices which degrade
cur country, none is more rerugnanr
10 all saw, human and divine, none more
atroclous in itielf, none more fatal IN lis
co1ie1qucnces than that OF dueis. On
this fuoied, it IS my earneft with TO gain
attention. Was it in my power, ould
raiic warning voice thar llould echo
rilrough rhe habitable globe, and. -all on
all the a3c5tors OF this rnurdrrous prac-
tlce TO awake from chat frenzy, into
which pride, revenge and falte notions
OF honor have plunged them, and ceafe
to embrue their hands in each Others
blood.
Thatit is a crime forbidden by Our
laws, rh't God has prohibited il on Nv
ful penlcies, rhar it is murder of the
mott deliberate kind, are truths as cvi-
dent as .he noon-tide fun. To 90 about
to prov, either of the1e petitions would
be TO iriult 5be public understanding
No one has the efTrontery TO deny them
Not one Of chofc who plead for duels,
or who lave been concerned in them,
found rteir arguments in -vindication
on the l<ea thar they are lawful, in the
eye of ether God or man. This ground
Of jultifi,ation is given Up, it is abandon
ed as abOlutely untenablc. Their un-
lawfulneB, their wickednefs ltands con-
lefed. And yet, with an infaruation
which nohIng can account for, out an
usrer deprivation of moral ftntincnt,
men perlllt in mutual laughter. They
fly to meet each other in Jingle <ombar,
and thoughtlehly ruth into the pretence
of their final Judge. Is if it was their
fixed purPofe 70 infulr the laws and. 90
vernment of their country, and TO mock
the divine nlajeay, they have reduced
the bulinels 10 alyitem. They affect
TO regulate the whole procedure by ef-
tablihed laws 60 thoIe laws they weld
the mott exact obedience, while to the
law Of God, to toe voice Of focicty, TO
the dictates Of reaion and confidence, 70
the tears ant. ehtrea ties of the nearef re-
iatlvcs, they are deaf they are obGinate.
1.-THE man, who rifks his whole for
tune, all bis future proGpecrs from the
world, the happiness Of his wife and ten
der offspring, at one desperate game Of
hazard, ac(s the Part Of q mad-m man, what
name iufHcienc to exprels our .a.} alb
horrencc, ihall We give TO him who ri1ks,
not only his life ~ilhaIl his expectations
IN time, and all that he owes to his f..
miiy, friends and country, but all his
hopes Of the favor of od, and a baagy
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23
FROM A LATE n Ew- oRx PAPER.

FROM a LATE NEW SoEY PAPER.
We obierve, by one Of the morning.
papers Of Taft week. that Mrs, Deborah
Cannot is in this city on her way to the
Southwark. This extraordinary woman
icrved thee wears in the army of the
United Safes, and was at the forming
Of Yorktown under general Hamilton,
ierying bravely and as good folder,
Fer icx was unknown and uriufpe6ted,
until, falling Gck, lhc was icnt 60 the
ho(pital, and dilclofufe became necef-
fairy. We underitand this lady INTENDS
publiihing her memoirs, and one or
more orations which fhc has delivered in
public upon patriotic iubic6es. She Iait
year delivered an Grafton in the theatre
at Bottom, which excited great curioiity,
and did her much credit.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23
DEMOCRATIC REJOICINGs.

Il IS better Gays the wife MANI to
go to the hdule of mourning, eIan to the
houie of feaiting'' II Solomon is cor
rect in this petition, federalifm at yhls
day has the better of democi7cf. At a
raou1ent when our country is drinking
deep OF the cup humiliation; when a
JesD5e executive has expoied US TO the
contempt and derilion OF foreign nd
lions: wien our national peace is tuf-
pended by a thread, in confcoucnce OF
ri'o weak nerves Of . philo.cphic pref
dent 70 rejoice az the event OF his cleo
ton, bttrays weakness thar excircs no
other enoIlon than pity. BUT the pc
puIafity OF the idol lie pends on the pomp,
the parade, rhe noilc and buftle of irs vo-
taries. When real n1crir IS ..ansing, an
lmPolng eone mutt be given, TO he-p
alive opinions that will NOT bear The tell
OF icru'lny Feeble props of expiring
popularity
" y T,-zJI
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23
T. JEFFERSON,
10 bissxceHehcy,t5e govsrnor
Ct the fHfs Of Mew-I6rk
REMARKS.

We have copied the above from the
Aurora. It was lately communicated
by the governor to the Legislature Of
New York. The reader will perceive
that one part Of this presidential letter
is arrant nonfenfe. The fentence be-
ginning; " And although Gce are gviiling
"to be2ieUs" &c. is incomplete. Whe
Their the fault lie with the writer or the
printer we know not.
One OF two Of the fentiments exDrcC-
led 10 this letter deferve to be noticed.
1t is expref1ly admitted, that " rights
the mott ehential 10 our welfare have
been violated, and an infraHion of trea-
ty committed without color or pretext. -
If the PRECEDENT had added, that two mil
hons Of dollars nave been lecretly ap-
ProPrlated and ient TO France, and be-
tween two and three thouland more to
New-Orleans, for the purpofe Of getting
the broken treaty nended, and thoie
violated rights reftored, we humbly con-
ceive that the picture here drawn would
have been more complete.
W KNOW not exactly What are Mr.
JeGerlon'S notions Of the laws of nations.
We fhould luppoie from the expredion
here uied, that he & is qvilIiag 10 6elieve, -
that private individual ola nation is
capable Of infringing a public treaty !;
for if the infra6tion came from an autho-
rized and accredited officer of the Spa
Nth or French government, it is the
a6t Of the government.
1t is lirtle extraordinary that Ian
guage Of this kind fhould, az this period
be found il an official communication
from the prelidcnt When Mr.. Grif-
void propofed in Congrcis refolution
TO call upon the prefdent FOR foch do
cumenrs, as he might think proper 70
communicate relative to the ccGion Of
. Lomliana to France, the democrats With
one voice cred cut, that Spain would
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23

(, eternity. IN The unexpectedly more spsel
fconrcit OF aduel. The afgumenss com
! monty .adduccd 70 iuitify this practice
arc lighter thar feather No cohfi-
derations- derived from cuhon, frons
the laws OF niiraken honor, from repu-
tation, from the luppofed influence, rnAc
duets have 70 Fcitrair infoIeacc aud
aouie, nor from any other topic, which
human ingenuity can invent, will in the
imalieit degree avail againA the express
VIII OF Heavens the laws OF focictv, and
tha1 ienie OF right, and horror of fhed-
ding human blood, implanted IN ever
oTeait' not petritied with vice anI dciu-
ton. When God and man hav.. ,ai,;
" thou ihalr NOT KILL in vain is every
argument 70 dettroy the force OF TX
decree. lt ftands permanent ttseute,
axe an lmn1oTeabie rock, which baff1e F.,
every attempt to de(roy it. The y, IN
queiuon, and tho, only one which mutt
decide This point, is this, & are dnrIs
" la"Ih - If not, they can never b.
Quilted and every attempt of this kind
IS plea for wlckednefs as fnch. Indeed
on THIS iuo,eor there is no room for de-.
Date, | he point admits of no do,b5.
DUES are voluntary agreements 20 COR
NIT murder. He who falls is cooEv and
deliberately murdered, and the f,ry;va,
oeieFVeS the gailows as truly rs th, md
night alfalfa, or she high-way robber.
fernlt me then 10 hrf,,e>h rb.,
ano abettors of drcls GO attend to This
luDjecf win tha; ierioulncf. and inpar-
sanity which it demands from e,.erv
man IT you cannon tuftify murder, if
you caRno9 prove chat you have 2 riai-
70 take the life of any man, who, jr
your opinion, may Offer yoi G -
l II, you never can jufify laefs, I'm
oi yoncan cfeGt rhe former, YOU NAV as
wen attempt 70 prove virtue 10 be vice,
inU'dsI TO be <indnels, theft TO be per
ieoE honelty, and lying and fai(chood 70
DC tFHShs, as duels TO be lawful. Cone
'oFIh then, wsch your ifrone arguments.
I)"fe' hnce you are men of ccarage. 70
Ia'-e the held Of calm and difpaiiionatc
augmentation, oYeriet the order ~ IA.
toLe' prove that virtue and vice are per
fectly ideal prove that every man
patton or prejudice is to him the onlv
rule OF moral conduit, and thar me-,
may OF right do whatever they are IN
Gi'aed to 90 prove that this world was
deii5ned IS a theatre, on which men Of
honor might difchargc their piRoIs ,v
exact fuIc, and blow orr +he kr,;- Il
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23
SALMON ARNOLD,
JOSHUA RICHMOND.
Pyev. IpJH 6, 1905,


There was 10 occaGcn for ali this
noife. The article was given for pub
LEGATION by rciponGble gentleman, who
left his name and Ephraim Stubs
might nave had it, if te had thought
proper to call for it, He had full time
to have done 70, before he left Rockets.
We were in the hourly expectation OF
a Witt from bin, and we're prepared to
give the name Of cur inlonDer. That
there was Tome crack in the bottom OF
the pitcher VIC do not entertain a mo
ment's doubr. Flour can be reb3aecd,
as well as rcmoved Mr.. Stubbs had,
or might have had the name Of cur in.
former rom twenty people at Rockies,
before nc vent away.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23

,phlloiopher with your countrymen.
have already pafied twenty three que,
ries on the fuble6t CT America, the an.
iwers 20 two of which mutt necefarily
involve a dlfcuGjon of the odious bypo
theies N queition."
(lo BE- costianed.J
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23
PRESIDENT JEFFERS0N
TO GOVERNOR CLINTON,
WaGingtcn C;ty, FEB. 1867.
81 K

In compliance With requef of the
homie OF representation of the United
States, aswell as with a fenfe of what
is necedary, I,take the liberty OF ureing
on you che importance and indiipenfible
neceiiity OF vigorous excrtions, on the
part OF the fate governments, TO carry
into effect the militia iyltem adopted by
rhe national Legislature, agreeably to
the power rcferved TO the itates reipec-
lively, by rhe contribution of the United
States, and in a manner the beit calcu-
lated to inlure fuch degree Of military
dltclPllne and knowledge of tactics; as
will, under the alfpices of benign pro-
violence, render the militia a lure and
permanent bulwark Of national defence.
None bur an armed nation CAP dif-
penfe with attending army. To keep
ours armed and diicipled is, therefore,
at all times important but Especially 70
at moment when rights the mott ef-
1entlal TO our welfare have been violated
and an lnfraction of treaty committed
without color or prerext: and although
we are willing to believe that This has
been the act Of a fubordinate agent on
ly, yeras it IS wife TO prepare. for the
Poiibllity, that it may have been the
leading meafure Of. fyitem while,
therefore, we are cndeavouring, and
with comfortable degree of confidence
TO obtain by friendly negotiation, a
peaceful redreis Of the injury, and effec-
tual ProVilion aga;nit its REPETITION, ler
ps array the ffrength of the nation, and
be ready TODD with prompritude and eff
teet, whatever a regard to jultice and our
future fecurity may require.
Accept aRurances ofmy high confide
ration and relPeG.
(Signed)
T. JEFFERSON.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23
From The Rsceyasr, Of March r6.


| {" There is a venel, now at Rockers
the Rebecca, Of Providence, Which has
taken in i parcel OF flour. The crew
have opened each barrel, our Of which
fome -four has been taken. When the
Rebecca goes TO roarket, tie barrels will
be fold as containing Tie fur 10eigbi.
ms abitratted -four has been brought
afhore and fold. The ifory is no. (ccrer
at Rockets. We are authorized 60 (ay
10 by one Of the -four inspectors at that
place. There is no law of the fate 70
prevent iuch fraud. Will it not be ne
.ceiiary for the next Legislature TO impoie
d heavy penalty, upon offences of 70
grofs and fcandaIous a nature?"
The original caufe of this extraordi-
nary publication is not known. Whc
ther Ii was malice wantonnefs, or error
OF Imagination, the facts alluded to are
equally faife, and injurious to rhe cha
facters OF the perfons which the publ
caFlon was intended to effect; the veGcl
above mentioned is the fchooner Rebec-
ca OF Providence, lately arrived from
Richmond, with cargo of -four, owned
equally between Mel1rs. SalmonArnold
J olhua Richmond and Ephraim Stubs,
| (the malter) ali of Providence. During
the veiiei, Stay at Richmond, he recei-
we'd on board a cargo Of hour, and failed
from thence ON the 18TH, and arrived at
Providence, on the 29th of March ulr.
with the fame quantity of -four on board.
he captain and owners obferving, with
extreme fendbIlity, the publication in
the Rseorder, immediately, on the arrival
IoF the veael cauted every barrel Of the
Hour to be weighed, in the prelence OF
teverai respectable gentlemen; upon
which it was found, ibat The cargo offou-
averaged its tAH q0eigkt, none of the
barrels fell fhort more than what is ufu-
ally the cafe OF many barrels in ali car
goes ofthat kind.
Upon this tatemcnt of the facts, it is
pretumed, that Melfrs. Pace and Callen
der viii either correct charge Of 70
grois and Foundations nature, or dill
cloie the name Of the pcrfon on Whole
Authority it was publiihcd,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23
PHILIP LARUS.
y ]
On Satuy1ay corning, AbrH z3d. 1909,

IN SATURDAY e0cajng, AbrH z3d 1902,
AZ THE
BELL TAV ERN BALL ROOM.
TIE public arc respectfully informea,
that M. RANN1E will give difplay
OF his various entertainments Of PsAfyiI22p,jtl.
and limitations Of various Birds and bclEg,
"ith variety OF other operations, vhich he
doub's not viii afford a bjercrd gre, .u.tr-
ta'1mcnt than IS expected. Among his w.
r'ois performances, viii b. brought forward
rot wonderful H,fifeia. S7yqr, which win
exhibit a variety Of operations.
Doors 70 be opened ii hall PAR fz, End to,
BEG in al feven O'clock
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23
CRUEL CALUMNYl

THE following paragraph appeared
IN the Kec0rdsT, OF the roth Of March
lalt, Publi,hed at Richmond, Yirg. bv
MelIrs. Pee and CaAgnder.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-16
BRIDGES.

On Taela4y The third Of May ner', 5rizg
the ieeead day IF Prince Djiliam eoart,
at The cart bo4lf If (aid comfy, be-
fzreeu tbe boars et1a end 4 o'eloek, qvill
be let to the lozvsf bidder,
The building of two Bridges,
ofeone; one over Cedar Ruo, near Corn
wa!lis's Ford, and the other over Broad
Run, near Atwell's Ford. A plan viii
be lhewn on the day Of fa'e, by the con
miaioners. Bond with satisfactory fecu-
-ity will be required. Two thoufand dol
lars are now ready fubjett TO the orders
of the Cnmmihoners.
:35@me' EqOeA, !
I.50s. Lee, .jeu. Court
Cbayle, EqveN, Counters.
Beuard Hooe, jim.
April 8. dds
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-16
For Sale,


NNE half of the valuable tracts Of
INLAND, in Stafford comfy, called
Bell Plains and Hickay Bottom, late the
property and refdence of George Les
Waugh, deceaied. Upon the land are ar.
excellent dwelling houfe, with four rooms
on each floor, and Paaage; large barn.
kitchen, dairy, and (moke houfe bound
ed on one fide by Potomac creek, where
is an excellent hfhery, and abundance OF
wild fowl in the fealon. This land viii
be fold altogether or in lots, as may bef
fuir the purchalers. Any perfon deiroos
OF viewing il, will be fhewn Bell Plains,
by applying TO Mr.. Cary Seldom who lives
convenient, and the Hickory Bottom trats
By Mr.. John Sweetlnan, who can ALTO
thew all the lines.
If this land is not difpofed of by private
fale, it will be iet up to the highef bid
der, at Mr.. Eftes's tavern in Frederick
burg, on Friday the OH day of May next,
where a plat will be ihewn TO thofe who
with to Purchaie.
Two thirds of the purchsle money mutt
he paid down. Twelve months credit
will be given for the balance, on giving
bond with approved fecurisy, to bear IN
te-elt from the date. Fer other particu-
lars apply to the fubfcriber, who is an-
thorifed by the Devices TO bargain for
the fame.
Gawsn Corbin IurbeYvlAe.
King George County, Doegg, ID,
April s, 1903. j
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-16
Building Lots
plbltr sale.

On Tba7aay The alJa Of Apnl at &c
0'cloek IN The faseuoon qoIl be Iold to tbr
6eF bidaer,
That Valuable PROPER TY,
to 1vit !:
One Houfe and Lot Of ground on Prince
Street, now occupied by Mr.. R. Youag,
the Houie is well hnilhed ; the lot fronts
on Prince Street II feet and in depth
I32 feet. Another Houle and lot on the
Welt iide Of Warrington freet, between
Prince and Duke Street, fronting on
Warrington II feet, and in depth Ia3
feet. Alto three Lots of ground on Ca
meron freet, between Pitt and Waihing-
ron ttreets, "a feet front and IoI feet and
7 inches in depth, to 2 feet ally. The
whole OF the above property in Tee fimple
and clear of all incumbrance. Terms
&c. will be made known at the place of
lale.
PIG. MARSTELLER.
Arril O. q.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-16
Public Sale.

Will be offered al Public Sale. on the pre-
mites, on Saturday the I6.h OF April,
ar O'Clock in The afternoon,
The Lot zUgth the House
thereon, at the South EAT corner of Ca
asron and Alfred fTeets, formerly the
property OF Mr.. Thomas Richards. ALTO,
leyeral vacant
Building Lots
adjoining thereto, on Alfred Greet between
Cameron and King freets. The houfe is
pleafantly htuated and in good order for
ne accommodation Of a family.
VIM. CRAIK.
Aoril 9. DIS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-16
FOR Sale,

For Sale,
Forty barrels new Beef,
Five bis. Pork,
Fine and coatfe Salt,
Fira quality Sugar in bis.
Phila. loaf and lump Sugar ia hhds
and bis.
Three pipes old LFibcn Wine,
Pennfyiyania and Swedi0a Bar Iron,
Coe pair Bur Mill Stones, 5 feet dia,
meter,
One pair Cologne do. about 5 feet.
Aud at tie Mil,
Shorts and Bran,
Indian Meal.
Rye Meal,
SEED Oats,
PlAa-r Of Paris by the buhel.
Wlll4ns Aar5lAorne..
4th Mes a
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-16
}2ublir Genoue.
On TUESDAY.

On TUESDAY,
1t 10, clock, quiN be sold at The Rendxe
Stare,
Rumin hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tieIces and bis.
Coffee in ierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Rai6ns 10 kegs. boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A variety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerieymeres, Duffils,
Plains and kerieys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elafieks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and RuGels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chlntzes and Calicoes,
lriih Linens, Sile6a do.
Platillas,
OlnabOrgs and Ticklcnburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkefchiefs,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candle1icks,
And fundry other Articles.
sP. G. MARSTELLER.
Arril Il.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-16
March 2S
Fifteen Dollars Reward.

- AN AWAY en- Saturday, The Sth Of this
month, bright Malatto Nun, named
STEPHEN about 70 or 50 years Of age He
is about feet T or inches high, p.eafant coun-
renancc, ipeaks rather flow, but very active and
handy at any work; he ferved an apprenticeship
to weaver, is good workman at that buu-
nefs, aud remarkable good hand in brick
yard; in ihort, he IS imai't at any thing ne is
ict about; he is very fond of ipirits OF any kind
cannot defcribc his drels. He never ran away
before, 70 l expect he has been inticed off by
fomc artfuI villain; if it be the cafe, and the
man can be appreheuded, | will give 50 Dollars
ar his convitfi ion Of the theft.
ROBERT BOGGESS.
N. B. forewarn all perfons from harboring
faid fellow at their peril, as in that cafe they
may expect to be proiecuted.
FairSax County. sHarch II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-16
APRIL g.
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The fubfcribers being appointed agents
for delivering Mr.. Carey's FAMILY
BIBLE in Alexandria, and the country
adiacent-this is to inform thoie who hold
fubtcriptions, that the Bibles are juit come
TO hand, and are now ready for delivery
at their book and itationary fore In King
freet.
r. and ]. GRAY.
Wbo bavs lately reeeived,
Alarg- iupply Of Englilh and American
WRITING PAPER,
Of different qualities, & good aaortment
of Latin and Engliih fchool books, for
wholefale and retail.
April 9. d