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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
. ''''IIIN u'tS~ Pa1 u'~Ht'
Dee 10, 1901. HANNAH WARD.
is hereby given, that

the iubfcriber has been duly appointed
adminiftfa,rix Of he Eitate Of
JOSEPH TINKHAM,
late of Hy5issgsi, in the coNn,y of Lincoln,
Eiquire, deeealed, and has undertaken that
truit by giving bond as the law directs.-
All perfons, therefore, having demands againfi
the Ena'e Of laid decealed, are deiirsd 10
exhibit the fame for frttIemcnt and all in.
debted to faid Eaaie, are rcqaei.ed to max {
immedis'e payment.
MARCY TlNKHAA5, ,444r4injfy4his.
H5s5yFs, Ns7, 10. 1891. l4z)
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
A Valuable Farm,

TOR SALE, III Fslmoaf5 iituated on
Il The p1it.road, ix niles from Portland
u contains iixIy acres CT Land, with q
new two itory Dwelling thereon,
md 4 good Barn. II is well watered, and
a good ftustion for a public hopte.--
The terms will Be liberal, for Cath or on
credit. Apply TO
SAMUEL CUTTER, Oh the premifes.
Fai1s4tb, ToH r..
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

~ WEST-INDIA GOODS,
-1~arg 7U5ieb are
Observation-Disclosures
Coatings rnaughts-Sergee-B Plains
--Baizgs--Flanneis SwanAin -Swaafdovn--
Worried Hofe-Cotton & Silk do B ankets
Cotton and Liucn Cherks-Ca icos-Cagrl
hair Shzwis Gentlemen 5 beaver and worried
Giovs5--a variety of Silk Handkerchefs--
Cotton do,-India Cottons-Brown Holland
Silk and TviG-Ol Cloths--C alamancoes-
Durants-Cortou Cambrics, &c &c. SC.
An aiForfment OF Nails and Brads,
Iron, Differed and German Steel,
by and byio Gl8fs,
Hyfon, Souchong and Bohea Tea,
Bags Coffee, Mo.afics. Rice,
Loaf Sugar, IEiia and w India do.
Powder ana shor, Florence OIL,
A few Pnacheons good favored Rum,
Brandy, GIN, Wines. sc.
Boxes mou'd and dtpt Candies,
Calks Raiiins, Ba'ts Cotton,
Bolts Ravens Duck,
F.h, aud Bonnavella Salt, fnitabic sor
country uf,
Hollow Ware, &c. sc. &C.
POrtLfsi, Jar 10.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

IL a Court Of C9mmon Pleas for toe Coanfy
81 Cuuf5eriard. 6rgrOa and bskisH at NesO
Cloaee ler, euitbia md for tbs faid Coasty
on tbs tbsrd Tas/aay Of OaoJey, "A. ID
1901,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

THE fublcriber hereby gives notice to
1 all Concerned, that having b-en duly
appointed admin,ttrator on the tltate of
JOSEPH HANCOCK,
late Ct Portland, IN the county OF Climber
and, mariner, decealod has taken upon him
that trua, by giving bond as the law di.
reefs: he therefore reqleits all perfons who
arc indebted to faid dtceafcd's eRate to
make immediate payment and thol- sgno
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
fame to LEWIS GAY,
EdminjRraf9r for Jai9 ERate, or to
NATHANIEL CHAwBE&ElN,
-Aftorne1 for ths fai4 Gay,
Dated Jan. r., 1893.
\ HE lubitriber hereby gives notice to
y all concerned, that having been duly
aepointed AdminiaratriS on The Ehatc of
WILLIAM MILLIKEN,
late Of Scarborough, in the county of Cam.
berland, mar,nrr, dccs sfed, fhe has taken
upon her that trut By giving no0d a. the
Law directs She tbcrtforE rSquets All
perions VINO are Indebted faid drcealtd' y
rEate 10 make Immediate payment and
thoie who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the fame TO Mr. ZHcHsEGAH HAR
MON, Of faid Scarborough, who will attend
70 (ettle the fame a. hFg dw5lhuE-hoGie IN
istd town, on the iatt Wrcncliays Of TINS
aud the three following months.
KATHARINE MiLLIKEN.
DATED fanuarr II. 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
Confc6tionary.

A Few pounds Of Coyat7i5aarg,
fach Az PrpPermiots, Prppsrmint-Lozch-
g.s, Cookies, Barley Sugar. White Csndy.
Lemon Candy, Sugar Almonds, EnTnt-
Almonds. Red A'mond., Sngaf Plnmts,
and few Sugar Toys, may be had b. The
pound &c. az
G. Symptoms,
near the Bark, Midde-Sirest. Portland.
TaKH1Tg Q. 1906.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

TIE fubfcriber hereby gives notice 70
l. all concerned, that having been duly
appointed Admnittratrix on The eftate OF
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS,
late of Portland, 10 the county OF Cumber.
land, Mariner, decsated, fhe has taken up
on her that truit, and given bond as the
Law directs -~She therefore rsqusfs all
perfons who are indebted 70 faid deceafed's
eitate, to naa.Se immediate payment /; and
thcfe wno> have any demands thereon, to
sxhi5it the fane &c
JANE WILLIAMS.
Portland, DE. Il, 1907.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the llo.
4 Y icnber has been duly appointed Ad-
mlnilrattix on the eflatr Of
JOSEPH WARD,
iate of Corbam, in the county of Cumber
land, foap boiler, deceafcd, rsprefented
iniolvent and has undertaken that trult
by giving bond as the law csrcets.-- All
Psrfons, therefore, having demands againtt
the efate Of fsid deceafed, are dedret "a
exhibit the fame for fcttlement and al
indebted TO faid efate, are requeied 10
make Immediate payment
Dee. 10. I3oz HANNAH WARD.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
John Lord,

on the lowell terms for ca1r or credit, at his
fhop'in Fcse yfrsef, next doorso CysiG y TrsG's.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
On the Petition of Tojspb Hot

lngrabam, OF POrtlaod, IN iaid county
merchant, ihewiog, that he is intereitei
and aaads fciztd ia lee, 10 common aud
undivided, with fome pcri0n or pertons ~
INN unknowu, Of a certain tratt CIR parcel
Of land, lying al Stroudw5Ier, III FalmQuth.
in faid County, adjoining on The road or
highway leading thfo' faiG Stroudwater
up towards SaccarapPa, rorthealferiy. on
land belonging to May Patriek. ioulh-
caiterir, On StrOndwlEer Freih- River.
fonihweftriy, and 90 land formerly be-
logging to TrnFg hTfaHi, n0rthweh5riv,
5eng the fame land hs purchaisd Of 5efa6
Cox, as by deed may appear ;~-and that
his flare in the tatd tract or parcel is
Two third parts thereof which, he IS de-
hroHs % hold ID f-verdity--and therefor.
pfaying that his faid iharI NAV " divided
ani tet of 70 him 10 hold III lrveralty
sgreea5iy 10 The law in that cafe made and
Provided
Ordered, that the Petitioner
caaie the fe0erdl persoas intereRed in faid
citate and beiAg within the iatg ~ The
AttornIes Of fIch az are abfrnt aud have
Attornies reiiding within the rate, to bs
Gully notified of aid Petition bg f.rying
them psrionally with copy thersof, or
leaving ccpY at tasir dwelling hoafe or
Taft phase Of abode, or hv inf.rtnr the
il5Hance Of th< fame three weeks llc
ceiiigelY, ID one Or more of the pualic
NewiPapers, thsr they may have eppor-
unity TO make their exception to this Coarr
on the third TuSfday OF FEBRUARY bext 10
their granting toe fame.
-flsep SAMUEL FPrFATaN rrr
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

BALTIN1GRE, Atar<n 25.s
"A very important and no less
singular than Important occsIr-
renee took place It The Cape of
Good Hope, previous to the sail
ing Of the ship Portsmouth which
arrived On the 18th instant, and
il Is nor ! little surprising that
they should not have transpired
soonerto the public. We have
1t upon the very best authority,
that though the Dutch governor
was by equalization to have had
possession Of the Cape on the 1st
.of January, the British troops
had, notwithstanding, possession
of the place at the time Of the
Portsmouth 3 sailing.
The circhmstanceswcrc these !:
The commander Of the British
forces had proposed thatthc DUTCH
governor should take possession
Of the forts and works on the
goth December. As, however,
the FIRST dayof the New Year was
at hand, the latter preferred The
postponment ofitto that day, ex-
pecting probably, that the festi-.
witty of the moment woul igive an
eclat tohisnew government among
the people. In the mean time the
British troops TO the number of
1000 had all embarked, except 1
company left on the shore as Z
rear guard and TO take care Of the
works til the Dutch, who were
then landing to the number Of
2 500 should march into them.---
As fate would have il, however,
on the nightof the 5 list December,
= vessel arrived with dispatches
from England enjoining Il upon :
general Dnndas, Il he had not
surrendered the place to the Dutch
10 retain possession Of il. A
great hustle Immediately took
place IN the feet and early in the
morning Of the ist January, the
day on which the Dntch troops
we're TO have entered the works,
the British forces were seen de-
with all the expedition in
their power, and marching with
fixed bayonets back again to the
Notifications, Of which they took
possession, and Kept out the
Dutch. This manouvre occasi-
oned, il may be supposed, no
small CONSERVATION in the Dutch
governor, whose imprudent pro.
crastination may be attended with
the final loss ofthe colony to his
country -
Howfar this occurrence may
have connection with the recent
declaration Of war by ARiers y
gainst France, and be the pre-.
cursor ofa renewal Of hostilfties
In Europe, Is left 70 the speculate
on ofour readers. s,ss,e.-.
Z. - s.-s4s-as: =
ALEXANDRIA, March ri.
Aletter has been received by =
gentleman in New-York from w.
Lee, Esq. American commerciaI
agent q bordeaux. dated January
-, which states that general Bef-
nadotte Is appointed Ministerto
the United States, and not Mr.
Otto, a. reported. s
minister sets sail short
~ for the United States. So ~
The following letter from 7. r
H. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

=
LONDON January IS.
knd ne principal sentlk man 81 tie eoun..
~ Of Eimerick have hatfn rneetino. md
resolved Is address tie Lord Lieufensnt,
% proclaim thist county out of the Kinr,s
peace. Ameetine i called III the Conn.
g al Tipperarv foT the ,an.e n,,snr.e
Lord nonourhmore has exerted himself
8 successfully II dis Iss. district, hat
hopes are enter.ainsd us prorlaimiinr 81
~ - -. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01


The following letter from 7. II.
DAVIS, ESQ: late Member of
Congress 70 the Editor Of the
Virginia Argus, Is copied from
the Argus Of the 10Th inst.
Nh. SAMUEL PLEAsAsTs,
II your paper of this morn
ing ! find il is stated that = Ken
lucky is in Arms,'' and that this
news was brcught to Washington
by an express, who was the bear.
er Of 4 memorial to me, from the
people Of Kentucky, SC. So far
as this report relates to me, his
totally without foundation-no
express or memorial came 10 me :,
and ! am totally at 4 loss 70 con-
lecture how 1 report SO totally void
Of foundatiah should have found
It's way into the newspap ers.--
Yesterday at Hanover Court
House, / saw 4 citizen of Ken
tdcky, who told me that thfes
men immediately from Kentucky
had just passed BY that place, that
he having heard Of the report D.
bove alluded 70, made strict en-
qhiry a. tothe fact, and was told
that The report was without foun-
dation.
lam, Sir,
]. Respectfully,
Your Obedisnt
Servant
THOMAS 4. DAVIS.
Rishnisnd, March i6, 1898.
!
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

sxscutsd time,
VIM
Sc ssss % ssss AZ s
follow
y :ssss ~ p s Is, $ !, Y, ,
g Do m6ui,hsd ssoa yoodsresss forged
grinders y
I. nd sss d: as'
above work
for making arms = follows,
III { :s @ :sss
So * '''s's a !'.
above Material. now hand amour, one thousand nine hundred and
e which ,Sssshsr With he amount ei
sppsr
dollar
4 s 5 s:ss s.'iis sssss % 'es
ua
s E 4. I've saod & M
%
s
5 =: COS s iss' s:. sss ss,:
s.psass. they ..ieae..
s:; g: IS: :ssss =: s !:
: s boring sss s sss e
s 'i;; !. cumming sssa g.
y The. amount included ,a,as ys
y :. ssseis
Ven number pistol: g
% s ..s .s 1. , gu ss.
e s e es ss s .1.s our :, \.
s s , ii BENG n fs s:
dollars ss sos exceeding ssa dona m a When ss i"s n ne
ss IL s.s. ., %
B.. g, ss n s. %
sh@sns e and in:iesion.s
sisiay
'a1a si diminish 1. %
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

Ing unhnished work 9 now on hand,
9 muskefs, in the hands Of the gum !.
stockers,
1901 musket locks,
20 do. do. un6nished,
rs mnskee barrels in the hands Of the
borersand grinders, ].
SIS bayonets,
81 ramrods, forged and tempered,
o02 breech.pins forced.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

3 sets mountain hlefs do. do. !.
! ? sets barrel grinders do. do. II
2 sets ramrod grinders do. do.
So bits for rough boring muket barrels,
10 do. for smooth boring do. do.
tfor boring bayonets,
machine for cutting woodserews [. d
I 8 sets for burnishing do. do. 4
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

452 sets Of mounting for muskcts, So
! 1891 sets Of side pins, .5 s5 B 49,
SOS sens ofwoodscrews finished, IS: 49, 6, Z.
29o2 woodssrews forged, .:s ' r ..sl Il /
.is9 side pins, do. S5 Il h IA
1913 VT. Of smaltiron, drawn BY the tilt-hamme
Tor various parts Of muskets,
6s scalps for musket barrels.
ed arms, amounts to Eve thousand eight hundrel
81. $500 .
I on hand, arees follows, viz: .
211i VT. scrap iron, 10 be wrought np
1910 seasoned musket stocks,
$40 do. pistol do. rs.
1s2 bushels Goals
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-06
NEW YORK, Aupua =.

The iehoone' Mary, and Sally, capt.
||Maghee of this port, after being Out 20
pays, arrived eff place in the WeR In
F,es called the Platform and being fhcrt.
|oi water, the captain ordered The mate ard
|'wo Others Of the crew 10 go on iforc for
fiofPly. They were feized Immediately
|0n their landing, and carried before the
commander OF the fort who detained them
|onsil the day following, when he ient tic
mae ard negro man TO captain Maghee,
S''h initIutiions 10 bring the yeHsl into.
nas pert that the cargo might be difpofed
p. The mate and the negro, after being
put al lea for tome time without feeling the
Feiie', were picked up by French irh'f
end carried into Port Republican. where.
Re mate dsipoled 20 the above fate
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-06
PHILADELPHIA, August q.

Arrived, brig Nancy, Burke, St. Ubes;
s'oop lndusty, Squines, Boston; sloop
H:land, Hand, Alexandria.
Cleared ship Volunteer, Conn, Barba-
does; brlgs Charleston, Garman, Charles
ton Armlzade, Walters, Lisbon; Sally,
Brown. St. Bartholomew; schr. John,
Forte, do.
Buque Packet, Sawyer, from Port
land is below.
Arrived brig Nancy, Burke, So days
from St. Ibes. Iefr there on the 3osh
Of May, the brig Success, Dagger.
ot Boston, waiting fora cargo. June 20,
at. Al, IA. long. 80, rs, spoke tsis
org Aerial, from hence for Oporto. Jul.
IS. in LAT. SIS, So, long. IS, IS, thu
brlg Dispatch, Delano, from hence to
Oporto.-July "a, lat. SO, 4, long.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-06

the community, is to prepanderats, and
& the constitution to be saved. it IS to
be TIER opposites, then must nc exeer.-
ence de fal7e o. aejure, restless, tattious
turbulent, tenpestuo.ts Democracy with
all its CONGO infant evils and nisenes and
then too, may The framsrs Of the consti
tuition, who yet survive, like another So
lou, live TO see their work destroyed, by
another P5ytratus.
Trangatsd jar t5e P5aa4tlpbu GaSrfte.
ARRETE,
IN THE NAME OF THE FRENCH GOVERN
MEET.
TIE General in Chief, Capt. Gen. of
the Colony of.St. Domingo considering
thar tie ilosrllit,es committed on tie
coasts Of ST. Domingo BY English SHIPS
do not leave the Least dorot OF a rupture
between France and England:
Considering thatit is absolutely necss-
.sary to cut off all Communications between
the interior and exterior enemy
Considering also, that the colony, STU
ated as il is, can, and ought to be govern.
ed BY single administrators. and under
the immediate orders of the military au-
thority DEGREES:
Art. I. St. Domingo is declared in
state OF siege.
2. All civil ard judiciary authorities
are, suspended.
8. The present anete shall be execut-
cd, under the care Of Gen. I'ilouyenot,
chief of the staff Of the army, in the Cape,
on the day of It's publication in the chief
place besides, it SHALL be printed, pub,
lished, posted up, and inserted in the CD.
cial Gazette.
At the head quarters of the Cape, 18th
Messsdor, year II, July 6, l8o5.)
DIN. ROCHAMBEAU.
a1alSeereia.y Of The Colsuy,
TONI'A n.
goth MeGidor, year II, Gully 9. 1909
The general in Chief orders, that every
paHport for the exterior Of the colony De
good and valid only during a month from
lis date. Any one who would not have
made ule OF il Gofing the laid ,im~, AMI
atten,pf, notwithstanding his regulation,
TO make ufe Of If, lhali De arreised ana
purified by eight days imprisonment.
This mealuse IS only for the Cape.
u
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-06
WaG5S. LM4loy,

W0A5S Employ,
A young Man Lately from the Welt
Indies, writes q tolerable hand, and un-
.ieraands the French Language. A line
4ddfeGrd to 7. S. ard lett with the print
:r hereof, will be attended 70.
Auenlf g. eo3'f
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-06
N05ace.
Any perGon deiirous Of TAX.

1sOttC -
Any perfon deiirous Of TAX
ing Pe,ys. in the Eqiscpai Charcb, are
RESPECTFULLY Informed lbat these are few
yer TO let, both below ard In tIlg gallery.
Application TO be made TO
Will'om Faxbngb, !
Wtl'ian Hr,5s,t couu;o.
Gso,ge Iaylog 0"'"''1'ts'
George Deaeah, }
n. B. The confined fsaation Of TIE
Church Yard, and its being now in a po-
pulous part of the town, hss rende,ed il
abiolutsly necefary to Tctlriacate rieht of
burial in that ground 10 nlemhers OF rhe
Church only: Applications, therefore, in
future muit be made TO the Rev. Mr.
Iavis, who is authorized TO grant per-
n,its, for which the fun of three dollars
mul be depoGted, ard in his abfence 10
either Of the above committee.
AngnR 6.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-06

10 70 J0II or ZEl,
THE TIoufc aud Loi, with tie i'm.
orovements thereon, in Fairfax lfreet, adj
ioinine the MAlnI's, as lslely p hshed
BY me. ColAN AUD.
laugaa 2. 90
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-18
Fifteen Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the lublcriber. in
the month Of July, 1907. ABBOTT the 18th
or goth day, ayellow girl about IL years
Of age. by the name of AILCEY, which
i bought of James Wilton and Robert /.
Taylor, Of this place. She is girl OF a
bold countenance, tolerable ttraight halr,
quite a large mouth, and fmall hesh
mold on one iide or tie olher of her face,
loft by her noie; no other marks thar l
recollea. Ii is more than probable that
fhe is now lurking in the neighboshood OF
Alexandria, as her mother lives with
Major Wm. Reilly of that place. The
above reward will be paid for apPfehend-
ing and FIGURING the faid girl 70 that get
her again.
7esse Tbombsoa.
Iuly as. iaw3t+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-18
Ten Dollars Rewapd.

RAN AWAY from the Snbicriher on
Sunday the 18th inf. an apprentice boy
to ,he Coopefs rfade, named MICHAEL
FOLEY, between lS and Ie years cid,
asous s feet 4 inches ssigh, oark- ftrajghe
hair, aad has . remarkable down calt
lheepfa look. Being born in the wsa Of
Ireland he viii be ea.;ly dilcosersd byhis
diaieti. Had on when he abiconded, a
naakeen upper isaket, thiekist walitcoat,
new rick!tnburg tfowlers ard a new vel
hat, bur took other clothes with ittir. Il
is fappofed he has gone sgwards Ba!si.
more II taken up 70 9i,cs iroa Alex.
..dcia { will Fay IS aaii.fs, end i a19rc
silan 50 miles 70 doiiaFs rewas5 an an
sc1lonaDlc charges.
caAs. JAMESON.
Arpoa Il. 3zs-o
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-18

Ricketts,, Newton and co.
Haze yeceived ard far Sale,
A few bales German LlnenSs
q trunks calicoes and chintzes,
do. hofery,
10 boxes wool and cotton cards,
treaes threads,
80 boxes dipp'd and mould candles,
10 hhds. moianes,
a do. Jamaica fpirits,
s do. fugars,
20 barrels prime pork,
50 do. herIlngs,
20 do. flad,
80 kegs James river tobacco,
100 tons platter.
gs They are glUmg cen, TOR
whsat, -four, corn, rye, beans
and tobacco.
Aueuf I.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-18
saleS bp audton.


SATURDAY,
n 10 a'elork, qOilI BE- Jold at tie Vtndae
St,y, tie forn<r of King and Onion
a,tsfy.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy IN barrels
Gin in caks,
Vitae IN pipes ard 9aatser cass,
M 1aAcs in hhds.
Sugar in bids. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in cafks and bags,
Raidns IN kegs and boxes,
QaSen's Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG wHIcH ARE
sroad Cio'hs, Irilh Linens,
Caiiimerss, Calicoes,
Aerieys, Threads,
Co'sings, Chintzes,
tislithicks, Bedticks,
rearnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Flames, Muffin and Muffin
Nagro Cottons, iandScrchiefs,
Worried ard other India Cortons, sc
Stockings. Sc.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-18

WILLIAM RAMSAY
HAS OPENED
"A Grocs1y Store IN Prince frget.
Next door to DR.. Dicks,
Tier. be iftads ksfpiag a general aD0,f-
mlst IF geaaiae arneles IL tla. linz, ana
no7v o6srt ia, Jak on moderate terms,
LONDON particular
Madeira, mINEc
Port in caEls and bottles,
Colmenar ard Malaga
Old St. Julian ard M3doc Ciarci IN
cafes of dozen each,
White Wine Vinegar,
4th proof Jamaica Rum,
d.. Cogniac Brandy,
Holland Cir,
Loaf, Jump and Mulcoyado Sugar,
Sugar lEooie MolaIes,
Imperial, p
Cheian, o
Hylon, =
Young Hyfon, =
Hylon Skin, 8 3
Souchong, Sc
pouchong Souchong, s 8
Padra Souchong, = ~
Peco Souchopg,
Bohea
Green Coffee,
Durham and Dixon's Muaard,
Allpice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace and
Nutmegs,
Nanlz and Bourdeaqx Salad Oh,
Catchnp, branded Esnils ana Eighth
Pickles,
Olives, capers and Anchovies,
Pruasa, Raitirs, and iost .hell Alraoads,
LeiFer,s SauF IL bottles,
Do. bsa Smoking Tobacco,
Martins bea Spanilh Segars,
Baker Salt fer table ate,
Georgia Cottoa.
Martinique Moyeau,
Mould and dipp'd Candles,
Jerley Cheeie of al, excellent quality,
Wrapping Paper, brown ana blue,
Roll Blinisops, Fig Blue.
70 be Rented,
And poHtillon given Immediately, the
dwelling HOUSE above lad ttore. Il
is now in good repair, and well calculated
10 accommodate genteel family. Ap-
ply as above. June II
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-18
;3ub.ss lla,Dae.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
!, $, tax, qvill Be sold q tee 1eHaaf
Sfore,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
srsnch Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy IN DIS.
Sugar 10 hhls. tierces and bis.
Cote. in tierccs and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap IN boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
gaidns in kegs, boxes and Jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware ia crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS %,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coat.ngs,
K.,iey meres, Dufils,
Plains and .Kericys,
Negro Cottcns, Serges,
Elaaicks, blue Freezes,
Calimancoes and Ruiiels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
y,;fh Linens. Silefa do.
Ofnaburgs and Ticklsnburgs,
Mollins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
PIG. MARSTELLER.
ausua Is,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-18
Warehouje to Let.

;. ! will rent my Warehoufc, ftuate on
Ai0g ttrset. adjoining the manion hcufe
. which live, oppofte Mr.. J. Kin
sala's. Poaeliion may be had immedi-
s's'y. 1t isyery convenient for Gro
se'y tore, or Flour Merchant. For
'efms apply to P. MARSTELLER.
June q. co