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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26

determined 70 adopt ix young men, well recon-
zion. that they may be qualified TO exe'eiie the
Proteitant MiniiTy in France. coue!Pon
denee is opening among the Proefisnt' IN every
part of shat country, which they hope, will rc-
yiye and extend true religion, 20 long periecuied
'or forgotten. The Society have detemia ed
70 publih an sddrefs TO the Proteitants, sor the
porpoic of calling forth the exertions OF IN hs
who are fnccre among them, in the caoic OF
pure and undehed religion and they have APP
pointed the Rev. Samuel Tracy, gentleman
Of approved character and abilities, TO reiide as
agent for the Society in Paris, TOR tx mouths
for the purpoie of forwarding the plans she de-
puta,ion have fer on foot. and the Society have
approyed-Thsy have alfo inftitu ed an enquiry
ref2eeting the price OF church, which they IN
tend to purchsle, that public worihp may be
conducted by him where, it is expected that
not Proteitsnts only, but Catholics, will attend.
la this they expreis their perfushon, tina, the
friends Of chriftanity in Britain will afford them
liberal pecunisry aid. The deputa,ion adds,
that there are not only evident proof, OF
leaning towards the Proteaant caufe, on the
part of the prcient Government of France, pro-
badly for political views, but tha; favourable
.preponefiion towards it exits among conGdeia-
ble portion of the people. The deputies are
every where received with welcoms; so8 .hey
even lay, that they hope that their yiht, uni-
verbally, alcIibed TO dihnterefed philanthropy,
ha, been the means OF exciting conGdetable
impulic in the minds OF many in favour OF genu-
inc Chrifianity. Pea5o1.
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FEDERAL INTEGRITY.
Ext,AR efa htfer fJo~ AI6ay, 10 tbe Editor.
1z,.1 EaLs....

Ext'a9 sfa htfer t5o@ AI6ay, 10 tbe Editor.
dated Fe6r3ary 1.
Early Ia the iefion frong fufpicions
we're entertained that the Treafuref of the State,
who you know is a ftls,ak0, has not been
quite as faithful TO his ruit as he ought to have
been it was thought that he had made free With
about fz0fnty fzO0 ibOglaad b9nn4J. A joint COM
niittee OF both Houies ~as appointed TO examine
the tate OF the treafury and rcpor, thereon. YET
tefday The committee reported TO the aftonilh-
ment OF the members Of both branches. BY
this report, Hhich, otwi,hfanding the fcanda.
lous conduit Of the TresfuIer, 10 mild and can
did, il appears that there is an unaccounted for
balance agsnlt him, an abfolute deficiency, OF
near thirty J5ar tboaJard dailari 4! Thus you Zee
that Republican vigilance, ieeking to reform
abuies committed by t5dt,ajJFs when in power il
the general as veil as in the fate governments,
is every day finding out depredations they have
been guilty of, and retsi ying their NAL. con-
duct. The joint committee ffreuuouny re.
commended the appointment of another Trea.
iurer.
After the report was made, Mr.. M'Clal.
len, the innocent fcds,aI Tfeafurer, who nevel
foll1fed his hngcrG with the money ei tbe Treajay
very modJfG ,sfgrrd hi, cffice.
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FRANKFORT, tKestxel,) Ian. "a.

rutfday la& was appointed for holding the
hrR General Election within the State OF Ohio.
Dottor EDWARD TirFIs, of Chllicothe, we
undefRano was a Candidate for the Office of
Governor. He is undoubtedly eIeeied.--The
Prehdess, it is faid, would not nominate fuc-
ceaor to Governor ST. Clair, left it might have
tendency to bias the minds Of the citizens 10
favor Of the perfon feletted TO admnifer the
government. This delicate forbearancc is an
additional proof of the purity Of his republican
principles. r.
an. ao.-We have been favored by his
exceliency Gov. GsrraId, with fight Of the
Adjutan, Generals return of the Militia of thi,
State for 1904, from which we find that the
whole number of men, including officers, a.
amoout 10 twenty fx thoufand fix hundred and
FIVE. We are pleafed to difcover that the def.
ciency of arms is not 70 great as was spprehend
ed. From the return, it appears that we poiiefs
eleven thouiand one hurdrcd and fifty feyen
rifles, and two thoufand nine hundred & twenty
three mu&ets. b" V"'
When IL is confidercd that the wetern coun.
try produces abundance of lead and materials
for the manufacture Of gun powder-markfrnen
equal to any in the world, and hardy race of
men, inferior to none in courage and atfivity-
we Zee no reafon TO fear an appeal to arms, with
any power, thar has dared ,.or may hereafter at.
tempt to trample on the rights which the moA
tolemn treaties have recogrized. "
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
Adjourned Sale.

WILL be fold ar Public Auction. on FRI
w day, the hIf of April next (lf fir, if
not, the frR fair day. unlels preyiouly difpol-
ed of at private isle, ns~ two fory DaeIing-
Houie, with four rooms on a aoor together
with Los OF Land, 90 feet front, with two
aory Shop thereon, calculated for dwelling-
houfe, having celer undef il, htoate on SPRING.
Street, near the State Houie. Sale TO be on the
premiies, at Eleven o'clock A. M. where the
conditions of paymeot will be made known.
GARDNER g. DEAN, Aud'n.
Newport, Feb. IL, 1903. fra
N. B. Any perion wiihing TO putcnaie at
private iale, may know the terms, by applying
to Gardner s. Dean or TO Robert Law,on, ir.
living on the pTemiies.
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Contraf-reai y judge far yourjsiUes.

~ rS''/S'~SN'
Under the former alniniit ration, the Ma
tional Debt inCrea'ed almof million of Dollars
year, upon an average; and according TO their
fyhem, there wa, no rational probability that il
would ever be reduced a cent. On the fra Of
January 1890, when 1t was completely funded,
1t was dollan, 6o,74c 366 II cents. January
1T, i8ot. 1t was dolla's, 50, I6I ,zo7 60 cents,
an incIeaie of dollars. &c .4lo SAL s5 cents in
eleven years, or dols. o47.3io al GEMS average
annual incteaie. The pfcitnt administration,
notvithRsnding their abolition of all the inter.
nal taxes, have been enabled, as the PreGdent
officially ahures us in his late Menase, a" 10 agE
z0f, all ibe resRIay trigeHein ef eoVerNmenf, 10
pay fjen tbe y,TaJHry. qUiibia sTs year Hp1varG5
ge2r m,Lliont of dollayS, and miey16, OF ibc pub
Inc dt6f. erciyfoe Of Rbtr0ras Of one mii1,sn b4id
ky fbt Iah Of Baak Roek, and makizg is lbr 4pboir
a ,cdAti,oa # nea,iy EUs sriLiions ard kaJ af
erizcihhL ard 10 baqr ss1n 10 ,hD q.~e);,.y, fanr
miiIi0us and a b0Lfef doGiers, zUbnb are in a
eouyjS Of abbLcatan to ibe fxyfbsy Gijiba,ge ef
Ge6t, and car,cst drnarGs." Here is demonitra.
,ion. Fed-,9i0s, behold, in this coutrsR, an
s5!olute contradiction of your predictions, and
mathematical Iefotaion Of your fyftem.
Republican,. rcjoicc 10 the actual fulflment Of
your moR ianguine expectations, and the prsc-
ticai confirmation of your principles. Fellow:
Citizens, of all political denominations, attend
TO fficial Astemenus be convinced by fats,
and iaftrutted by experience. If it is not
clear, cHaoihed, unequiv ocal dictate of lnieret,
and therefore of duty, to fuppou Republican
men and meafures, IN preference TO modern
Fedefalias, /" calculation is a cheat and e,hb-
metie a HGr.' SUN.
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IF corruption. Il, an inftoeiye fub;ea and

Of corruption. I, is an inffoaive fubjed and
ought not TO be eaEly forgotien or forgiven,
Mf. PAine's commsnis on that difgrsceful page
OF our political hiilory. carry irrelaible con
vietiou 20 every candid mind. The candid OF
all parties ought to join in execrsting the mea-
fafe.
Early on Tuefdsy ien'night fire broke
out in the fouthe'nmOa building Of the Quaker
academy, in Fourth. below Cheiaut-ft ftreet, Phi
ladelphia. The whole contents Of the houfe,
including many valuable books, and saronomi.
cal apparatus TO the vAluc of 500 guinea'. were
devoured by the flames.
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HEIR IEL

20 be fold, and poGtlii n given the ,s,h Of
Il OF March next, One Hundred add Fifty
acres of Land the frR quality, lying in South.
Kineto~n. (B1aon Neck ABOUT halt mile
iouth ot GardHcr'S FeSr,, commonly kncwn by
the name Of the Bonnet farmland j, bounded
as follows: Weaerly. partly on the WefquAgue
pond partly on land of Simeon Potter, and
partly on land of George Brown :--Soahefly,
on the ocean :-EaAefly, on the Narragsnler
Bay, aod NorlherIy on land of the fubicriber.
It's lsca ftustion is TAR preferable to any in faid
town.--k is well walled in Gx GiyiGcns,
with douole wall. For hthing and f6sliog.
none is iuperior in the Safe, the pond abound-
ing with pearch of au excellent kind. and fosl
OF great varieiy.-The beach affords an mex
hauhable fource OF Tea manure, fuch as rock &
ribbin weed, and fes currl. There are two Ilv-
ing fprings OF water on the premiie,. An in
difpo able title will be given. and the mode Of,
payment made esfy to the purchaier (: The
terms may be known by applying to
JOHN GARDINER. ,
Soktb. KirgGo7vn. Dee 4 1902. .itIAtf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
ISAAC SMALL.

INFORMS his friends, and the pubic, that
L he has taken his Aand in Marlboro Street.
near the Friends Meeting Houie, where he
carries on the
Windj0r-Cbair Making Rufnej5,
in its various brsnche.--s here he has tor ialc,
all kinds OF Windlor Chairs and Settes, Of the
newelt fahions, and Of the bca quality. Alto,
old Chairs repaired and painted. and made to
look as well as new. All orders aridly attended
to, and the fmallea favou gratefully acknow-
ledged. AL! kinds Of turning done at the above
ihop, with neatnefs and difpatch.
Newport, Jan. ~, 1909. I7o
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NO r &c f.

3 "A Ii perfons having any demands againa
4 "A the eRa,e of MIR. Nnbsia, Garyyer, late
of NewPort, deeeafed. are hereby notified to
bring them in to',he fubfcriber for fetilement
and fhoie indebtcu 90 laid eRate, arc deGred TO
make immediate payment TO ~, ~
DEBORAH GARRISON, Executrix.
Newport. Feb. L.. 1905. G,+
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26

The attempts of the Fedtyaif, to plunge
us into hofilitie', by feiziog New Orleans. IN
fcad Of negotiating on that iubjce, confirms
the opinion of The Republicans, tnat fedsraf PS
hey naturally Leads to qp1r, debt and faxafiss.
The hyperion wifdom of the Republican iyitcm,
in thete refpetts, become every day more and
more manifeR and incontettib'e. The friends OF
peace and plenty mutt rejoice in its Prevslence.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
William Moore, inn. g Co.

William Moore, jrsn. g Co. :
HAVE FOR SAILS,
di i5eir STORE Or fbe feyy Wba,f-a sexerGf
1Dsrmert Of
GROCERIES.-SHIP CHANDLERY,--
HARD WARE, &c.
Which they will difpoie of on as reafonabc
terms as at any Store in Newport, By whole
iae and retsil-amons which are the follow
ing articles -
20 Hhds. good retail | Spanifh fote INDIGO
ing MOLASSES, CASSIA,
Holland GIN, ALUM. SNUFF.
Wef-lndia RUM, BRIMS TONE,
BRANDY, Wool & Cotton Cards,
Loaf & brownSUGAR | TOBACCO,
Hyion- kin, ,Sonchong, 7 by GLASS,
and Bohea TEAS, COTTON WOOL.
COFFEE, GINGER, German and blifer'd
PEPPER. PIMEN- STEEL,
TO, STARCH, NAILS-arored,
Cattle & NY. SOAP, GLASS WARE,
MUSTARD, FLOUR, CANDLES
|COPPERAS, tons aiIoted IRON,
Sherry WINE, per ton or hundred,
Malaga do. &c. Sc. sc.
Likewise,
A great variety of DRY GOODS,
fuirabie for the feafon.
% Firkins good BUTTER,
IL Kegs Hogs LARD,
for ihipping, or home coniumption.
Newport, Dsc. +, l8oz. ii4tf
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THE Court Of Probate for the town of New

INHE Court of Probate for the town of New
L port, having appointed the fubfcribers
commiiIioners, to examine the claims of the cred
itors to the ehate of WALTRR EAsroN, late OF
faid Newport, deceaicd, repreicnted iniolvent;
and twelve months being allowed for that pur-
pofe :-Notice is hereby given to all perions
having demands againR faid eeate, to bSing them
in to either Of us, within faid time, or oshewiie
they will be Precluded according to law.
EDMUND TOWNSEND, l CommJ-
- THOMAS PECKHAM, ! bonerf.
Or All perions indebted to faid efate, are
requeaed to make immediate payment TO
MERIBETH EASTON,1
DAVID BUFFUM, Ersesf'r''
o. JOHN SLOCUM,
Newport, 4th M. s, 1904. Slu.
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The. federal, intrigue TO fecure Mr.. Burr
70, PreGdent. in preference to Mr.. Jcfferiop,
who was the known objea Of majority OF the
crct and venal terms. NUT in the impartial re-
cords Of hiaory, fsmp infamy upon the par
ty who attempted fueh weak and wicked icsne
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-10
Eublte 5alR.

I'M pursuance Of a decree of the
Court Of Columbia Dia,ia, at the
lest Jaa< nrm, 50ldtn IN Alex0x-
dia, qviW be sold al paj1ie auaiar,
10 tie b;gbea biddty, fs, ruL moay,
SUNDRY
Wooasn Hoases e IMPROVEMENTS,
Situate upon lots Of ground on the louth
Gde Of King Greet between Royal and
Pitt freeu, which had been leafed by
Mordecli Miller to James Kidd for term
Of years now ended. The iaie will be
made on the lar Monday in Auguf next,
Il ehe premifss, in the forenoon Of the
fame day. The Purchaler has the right
4 removing the houfes and improvements
I any time before the z9th day Of Oefo-
Der next, from tn. lots whereon they are
erected. Any pcron may view and exa-
mine the houlss by application to John
gorfeburg and Matthew Eakin, in whof:
occupation they now are, and they will
be fold leparate OF together, as may be
ound mott expedicnt on the day Of fale,
or the .purpole Of lsliing them for tie bell
rice.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
July IS. aassdf
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~
|gSf' :, dsubt but that Mr.. Mason's
|sy:s =. -. was to withdraw himself from
Y pu.5 s' and 10 parry MI. Halls re-
( ss'sp : ii: most safe and convenient
|n''ls'l Il; s subtelsy could devise. In do
|l'a IS. he seems to have calculates on
ss y, !, which has disappointed HIM.
's1 n''".yoor had mentioned in his state.
p "a. .sst there was /" dis'ntsrested and
| :. :. evidence" present at one OF the
PIP. ..,t,oas between them about Mr..
|a,' Now M. Mason aware that allu
.. 5, ! had % a lady, hoped no doubt
II ,rr deteSsion, with all the chances
E ,s layo,r which could result trem the
, ), scruDles Of female d.tadencf.
/. Nd IA not expect that superior to these
! - s.oable mind ,nighs rise that sense
/ :. demands ofjustlce and truth, which
[aae,d Miss Spragg to make her athaa-
\ |s''' The dilemma therefore to which
! 4 reduced is extremely awSato, al'u
; nan, whose" sens'oihSies were
4 quite SO well hardened, woul6 De not
little distressing. Fer what now be-
ONES Of his vefseitys Even IN ordinary
uses, the s'HlPle qes'aa TIC" y a''y 'spu-
|ble you're woman on q puoi'c massel'
III carry great respect Wslnl' y .'s op'-
Fen of those wno een sas1''a "a ~
'na'e tfs e's'''ss 9 $50 49, e s''e :, ~, " )
eHpsations . s'-ssaool y ~ 10 4e c',,
the osnsI sSSs IN" 49,
bass interests ana hog $3.50 = 'iosS
uy scenes OF ooaufa'e s'a wary SoAsen, !,
on IN which men are so,'s'A',,y ENGAGE
Nfer as parry " "''.' IS ~ = ''nS
sssration IS Aeoo'l'i'a''sa " sui1 !. :
peal 70 f1sAs,'' s''s n'o''sss ~ o.,'e'
e rendered SIN fnofs 9owef'p Due
sllsf'tseil : h'es's'ao's VIZ" sun al
9pesi as.in tnc lnSsdnse oe'ole pro-
'eds from me ips o. one, g wnom re-
vt atsr'ousss eS,'y a''''ao'e s,10inplis'l'
eat and whose io' ''As nSea nsf ABOVE
: 'feacn OF n'al'1e a''o .h'pu'a''on' :
cH q case gaiiah'ly anu 'easoH go mana
hand and although there might DC
lestion left It, Mr. MASON had sworn
d his fair ga'nsayer mad not sworn, 70
e ssatemens they have seyetally gwen
/ as it is, the reverse leaves no soI. OF
om for doubt: The attldavlt OF MISS
0rieg s. must outweigh awhole' multi
d. Of such certificates; nor can the no.
'urable Mr.. Mason hope tor q single
'terer in opositlon to proof 50 unexcep-
'nable.--
" This is lady,
Would she begina sect, might quench
tie zeal,
e all professors else make proselyses'
0fwho she but bid follow"
Inc other athddvit IS by the Govern S
slon, Of whom i Is proper 20 oeicrve'
al, whatever may De lid anou. DIS
ears, be 'sot ,h { ingenious age little
'ass'e Of m'schssvous invention, though
'coI'arlv refcn''vr OF any uncommon
'arlsfao7s that ne y repfsiented to Us
= ooy OF lively ana manly applenen
=; and that even ~ itrietnhs OF law
$ youth would not incorporate nim rom
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-10
Extraa Of 4 lettsr from Ntzp ya,x lad
AxpuF S.

]~"SyS
Tic barqae l.aomas Gordon, capt.
Bragdob tren Lisbon, is below, prob4-
bly, in 40 days passage.
The alarm Of fever subsidies. No
new cases have been reported for two days.
The Board Of health GO not think il
worth while to report. Several persons
who were reported as dead, are about,
attending to their business. Mr.. An.
drew Bache, who two days since, report
sent out to his fathers country seat, i'll
with the fever, is in town this morning,
attending to tie Affairs Of his counting
touse? Various other instances Of nearly
a similar nature, might be ;nentioned.-
The weather is now Gue.- Wind north."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-10
4 Plantation and v0luabze

MeddO1U.
AM perfon that has tour or FIVE good
working hands, that they with to employ
TO advantage, and are acquainted with
eclaiming Of meadows, may hear Of =
very profitable place in fsirfax to rent On
liberal terms.
Enquire Of tie Printer.
Auguit 70. co3t,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-10

cited lively desire in the waflike, brave
nations Of Europe to get her powerful aid
ON their SIDES but as it has riot bsen Yet
sought for, It had better not be mentions
ID at aN--and it it should BE- sought sor,
we recommend it to government to DC as
abstinent from 6shtn 6 IL the Cause Of
either, as it was in its o@n-and TO hot
tie up rhe military spirit Of the union,
and cork It tight, lest it should evaporate
during the present pacific administrator.
CoS,isr.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-16
A VALUABLE MILL
FOR SALE.


THE. luhicriber wifhes to iell
his MILL, known by the mare OF Cit
ton Mil, within two and an halt miles OF DUN.
fries, on the waters of cuantico, WHICH as as
eoriiiant cream as any IN his part OF the coun-
try, anu II, an exceeding he@ithy i,tuatIon very
conveniently feuated flsle wheat coaatig,
not being more than hall ns'e out OF ti-e Way
an going TO Dumtries, from the main road lead
ing from Fsuquier Court-iienie, esnteryiiles
&c. land By lone thought lot any us o. the
way at all anda very good road to 4. ineFe
are, if the pureha4er chooies, 2a7 acres OF iand-
which may go with mil, exesps one aefs
which will be refervcs or inlaiier quantity as
may be agreed ou he Mil is an .,sesios, WITH
a wheel Of 20 feet inches aud,4 ieer head, with
swo pair of Stones. Cl.e pair OF fssneh burrsoi
g ieer, the other of Cologne, WITH every ap9a-
ratus necsdary for carrying on merchant etltsi'eis
70 the belt advantage. / h mil a5aiess 1ErY
fSer long and tweity ieve rest seides Two 4serles
h;gh With ffsasll kiln for drying CORP, togeT
taer rith barn fable, COW houle and lumber
hsu!e. convenient Co the null. A coryemens
dwelling houls, (.sot quite finihed) with kit
chen, meat ana corn houls, the Whole OF which
have bean builr wirhin years par lheTe are
two very thriving young crchatds q Pescii and
OtTlei ffuls Trees at waS luPpoASSs 80 tF-
frois kiled,ths lrui; this ipring, upwafds q 100
GALLONS oil aarady might>have been made sroa.
shem,. Should the s@hole of the land be requif
ed with The mil, there is another imall houe,
kitchen and meat houis, at ihort diitance from
che tornaer.
The iitnation of this property NUT render it
a dcGrablc acquilition to any perion lncilned TO
engage is this inc OF bu6neis, particularly 10
as il i. GsuAted 10 near tide water. l. is deemed
unnecsaary TO FAY any thing more rdpeaing the
preiniies, as it is prcfumsd any perion inclined.
60 parchaie would win 70 fee them. Nothing
won d induce me TO part with this valuable pro-
perry, but the pr lSag demands againit me
which am ANXIOUS TO dilcharge, therefore
grsar bargain may he cxpeaed. Any further
Information may be known On application TO,
5OfN SoWDEN Clifton Mill
Dumfries June 28. Jaw.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-16
sgNnchsaea. Coges House s Hote1.

rg-HE fubfcrihsr RESPECTFULLY Informs
/ che pubiic.that' Re has opened. 9 houie
of accommodation for gentlemen travel
lers. He Aatsers bimieli that his eaerti-,
ons 10 give general Eatisfsstion vii entis'
lie nm go The. patronage OF the public:
The ncwlpapers from Bottom, New .Yo *
spb;,sd-.phia, Baltimore, Wellington, A
Iexaudria, Richmond, Norfolk & Charlef-,
ton. IS. ca are regularly taken. He
ays,ls himfelf of this opportunity TO return
ii, iincere thanks to shoe who have no
sn,,ed him with their cueom, and aHares
them thar continuance q their fapors
will always atf as issssalus 70 furthc'
exefslcns. He has & I'D, aablage, ma,
aad grain, with a truly hoaler.
Il. Lsndo.
Wlnchelaer, July IS. saw7t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-16
John Gardner Laid

HAS FOX SALE,
At bis W.srsbaxle, Prince Street Wbas3,
Loaf and brown Sugars,
Welt India and n. England Rum,
Coffee, Chocolate, frelh Teas,
New Rice, white and brown Soap,
Spsrmaceti and sallow Candies,
Sosl Leather, Beef and Pork,
Freach Brandy and Holland Gin
Few boxes exceilent Clarsey
Bar Ilogl, aone Limo,
New E5esfsngs and Shzd,
4 few BIS GOOD Vlasgars
Cshies and Cofdage Of ali f;zes3
RuiIis ahd ravens Duck,
India CoStonss NarIeeas,
Baodanna H5ndkerchiefss
Irjth Lintas, German do
Pepper, Cinnamon, Nutmcgs, Gipgsr,
Alum, CoPpeEas, Brimfcae,
Cotton, Wool and Playing Cards,
Wrought and cut Nails,
Writlag Paper,
Meas, fae ard coafie HATS, &c.
ldae a. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-16
f0,iblft Gate.

IN pursuance Of a decree 9 the
Carr ef c0lambia Disvid, Al fbs
last I3<xae term, holder IN Alex0a-
-dria, a0M Be sea al pubic aaaio,a
10 tbe bigbest bfadsy. ia, ysady uou.,
SUNDRY
Wooden Houses g improvements,
Situate uoon lots Of ground on the fouth
Gde Of King Rreet, between Royal and
Pit areets, which had been leafsd BY.
III ardecai Niilerto James i'd for . term
Of years now ended. The fale will be
made on the lae Monday IN Apguf next,
at The premiies in the forenoon Of the,
fame day. The purchaie has the right
Of removing the houlss and Improvements
at any time before the a9th day Of Oeao-
Der next, from ths lots wheseon they are
erected. Any perion may view aud exa-
mine the houiss by application 20 JOIN
Hosisbarg and Matthew Eakio, IN whole
occupation they now are. and they Will
be fold icpafate or together, as may be
found mott expedient on the day Of iaie,
for the purpoie oflslliag them for the beit
price.
July as. zawtdi
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-16

Under a Decree Of The sad
Court, CO. t5s Commissioners 1Oal ex-'
psse 10 publie sale, for yea4y ms1ey, on
HE pyemisfs, al II o'else6 on frldey
ths Iotb day Of 19agust nsxt,
That valuable and extenllve
4 A z M.