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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-04
A WGrekouje to Let.

viii rent my Warehoufe, h,uate on
King arset, adjoining the manfion houle
in which I live, oppoise Mr.. J. Kin
caid's. Poaeaion may be had immedi-
a,ely. Its very convenient for Gso-
Gerry fore. or a Flour Merchant. For
terms apply TO
p. MARSTELLER.
June :. go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-04
K. I. HOOE 6 Co.

HAVE IMPORTED
In the lhip United States from Liverpool.
I'D, Cd, Sd, 1od, I'D and 2od.
Nails,
A few caks of Iron Cuttings. aGor,ed,
Cutlery and Hardware in general,
IS caiks of Copperas
"a caiks patent Shot,
Fine and coarfe Hats ia boxes,
70 pieces Of twilled Sacking,
70 boxes Window GAS,
10 kegs Of white, Venetian red, yellow
and red paints.
May g. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-04
AND
Sir ]. SINCLAIR, Bart.
AGRICULTURE.

AND
OTHER INTERESTING TOPICS.
Few works have been publifh-
ed III America, that claim the agricultu
riffs attention more than this. Added
TO his own experiments, opinions and cal
culations, it contains thofe of the m It
eminent farmers in the middle eates; c. l.
letted from them by himfslf, and tfanf-
mitted 10 the Britifh Board of Agriculture
of which he was an honorary member.
,April zS. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-04

IMPORTED,
In The brig lydia, via Nequ 7ork,
CLARET WINE,
in cafks and cafes Of an excellent quality,
FOR SALE BY
i. w. & S. LEONARD & Co.
or
LEWIS LAMBERT & Co.
May 26. eoot
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-12

'tI!Cu tAI, lailIIOttlctY, at ttC r'icf!S CH-
pence. As ia ianCtuaries OF the Ro-
min church, breyit of inFamy wouli
be 4 fQre Recommendation 70 projection
and favoer
beg thas may not be uaderttood,
IN theIe remarks, 70 Gait any reflections
on the emigranrs from Europe III &c
neral. an very far from ingend,ng Il.
There are many Of them VINO are an
honor 10 their own country, and who
are now an ornament TO this. Object
only TO thoie vagrant wrerchcs who
have no trade or protection, but rhleving
and iedlrion; who'll fchoo!s oteducarion
have been falls AMI armie,, and VIII
trantpogt ghen5elves here 70 AVOID
transportation 20 Botany Bay, or to
elude the pi,ileE nooie Of Jte ha stnla
Bus il in!t,ld Of holding our encou-
ragement to vice, you would apply to
Tome otheF purp2!es tho immenIc tiIlns
wiich you arc ab3ue 10 expend on 1ais
pernicious project, what immenfe ad-
yan-aSes couit you procure 70 the {tate
trc magic ".iiasnce Of 800, 900 dollars
would di65uie knowledge 81 icipnce
ard q retinem>nt Of nor2is, throughout
the Whole OF IT, Bur you propoicd 10
lagl,h II on criminals, wh,i1 ths lr0wn-
ing walls OF your uaTlni.hrd college
buildings, whica you have dclcrrcJ!
anu gle6ted, Rand 10 rrproacn YOU,
FOR the wditc,uh rhr ufcEelS expenditure.
l. r .t .
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07

nv and fruraIty. that third for meta las2rots
nm, and political Information, that feipse1 -.
.elyous ceremonies, and thoir great pr'nctp'es %
,r;vste and public virtue, which have bsen sne
,r;oeoal caulcs of ali the focal bapPineis we haV1
Moved They form the BATS of republican gov
.rnments, and give permanency to our eivia e"8o
.;lbments. Oae m .in irnpsdineat in tie ihore OUT
r,lendid career of free governments Is an iaeapa
Il. ' in the people to dfcrn natc their real rom
prstendei iliends. The genuine patriot tue osin'
ere,ied friend of his country, MAJ Ks out The couI.-
which the ih,ereRs of the ilate dictate 70 DC pa'iu
ed. and walks (traight forward, on the hga foaa
TO public policy, forgetful or indifferent whethsr
&C companied by the plaudits or cls1iors OF me
ignoble vulgar. The falie patriot, the MAX %
lover of his country, defends to the hacis arts OF
adulation nitters, wheedles and cajoles, covers
with the foul breath of caumny the true patriots
croclains with trumpe, -tongre their errors, and
m6nterpf ets their he ael;ons, fans the dcohtenes
of the people, and with all the facility OF drgffa9,
wicds. fliitts and turns about, with every fexnre
of the popular Cream. He at length completely
(uccecds in his deluive articles, undernnes the
trne patriots in the affections of the people, az
grandizes himfelf on the ruiz of their popularity,
and then, good night bis enthuiiaic love OF th-
people. He lays aide the hypocrtcal MAX, AID,
I. with the inpudence of Fyburn cut throat, makes
this irnpudent avowal---" have taken great deal
of pains to get power into my own hands, and,
maugre al complaints will now uie II as peaie i"
The people ultimately difcover the trick put upon
them, But it is too late The able, the faithful
and upright difgated at the hckensf, folly and
ingratiude of the multitude, AID Obtaining TO b.
made any longer the iubjeds of idle ipoft dtaw
lines of fpartion between themie YES and the pub
\
leave the people aprey to that 'poniihment whtch
their aupidty and folly have deiervediy brought
upon them. HOKi ENolUS,
See the fpcecE in Consrcis Of noted fpeechieer
| from Maryland.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07
FILTRATION OF TRE CONSTITUTION.

On the 22d ult refolution was intro
duced into the Senate of the United States
iimilar to that in the Houle, for altering
the contribution, and referred to commit
tee of five. 1t is not probable the poor,
battered thing can ftand it much longer:
when it falls, it is to be hoped the ipiru Of
New-England will remain unbroken, and
prelerve lolnething from the wreckwhich
may at leait form the germ Of national ex
itence.
Mr. Jefer!on's hofility to the confi.
Triton is well known to have coeval with
that inltrument itfelf. In December 1857
he wrote from France, expreGng great
diilike TO if. In July of the following
year, when he found it was likely to be
ratified by nine States, he expreaed his fin
cere with that the other four might reject
it. 1FoE the accomplishment of his delire
with regard to it, he appears now to have
IN his power the very means, and to be
difpofed to ufe them, which General
Warrington endeavoured to guard US a.
goinit in hisexcellent and afIe6tionate fare
we'll addrefs.-ss Towards the prefervation
Of your government DAYS that great man
and the permanency ofyour prefent hap
ply fate. 1t is requilite not on4y,that you
fteaday diicountenance irregular oppofi-
tons TO its acknowledged authority, but
that you reGit with. care the Jbirit Of IN
nOvael0n upon its principles, however lpe.
cious the pretexts. One method of ahault
may be, to effect, in the form of the con-
ifitution, alterations which will impair the
energy of the fyltem, and. thus 10. under
mine what cannot be directly overthrown.
In all the changes TO which you may be
invited, remember that time and habit are
as neceaary to fix the true character of
governments, as of other human inltitu-
tions-that experience is the fureh itand-:
ard by which to teft the real tendency Of
the exiting contribution of a country
that facility in changes, upon the credit Of
mere hypothesis and opinion, expofes
to perpetualchange, from the endlels va
riety of hypothesis and opinion"
r ~(Sslea, G1sese.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07

DE nsf ardR0w fimsr, 5yl1s Ia,< -.
Anfn5, diceatsd, aaafbu tbs men .a''''|
Of zvsar a Grape on tie left arm ~.
s,o4fb, in fefim5ay IF tie u7fional ey - =
and reverence t0s0ards tie msm9rs r 80
anisunted and iIufri0us pafrisi.o 'Ss|
After few words from Nr IN
(ver.) the relolution was agreed 70 =.
imouay.,
Mr.. Nichollou obferved, tharoD !.
lions like the prelent, il had been c,,q I
airy for the HouIe TO adjourn. H IN
fore moved an Adjournment, which ii
carried. + II
"A petition Of fuodry inhabitants of II. :.
Portland in the difriet of Maine, an aa,. = y.
facaufttls, whole cam ) are bsteu nto tpl6,.s
W IS prelsntei 70 the hourc, AM read. of,v;as
poll road from Fryhargh, in The lia;s &c s Y
ehulstts, to lint Alb sn's in the aate &c VS.
with pot Offices ia fnitaoie places on tie f,iIs
may be Ell toiiihed Tor the benefit and eo0v,.a
of the petitioners aud other Inhabitants Of n.
Gates Of M4dachrlctts aud Vermont.
OaDERsD, That the laid pc tilicn, toee,b,, Il
all fach petitions, pref-ntct to the az Coo,..
from citizens AID inhabitants within the H.
Gates, As relate 70 the ehablihment. alt.rst,.
dfcontinuence Of pot roads, Be referred i !.
committee on poe Offices and pot r2Ads.
7barj,Ly Oh. 10
The motion for an alteration of II
Contribution was referred to felea con,
mittee OF, II, and the committee Of 4.
whoI4 difchargei from further couGlB.
alton Of it.
Rev. Mr.. Parkinfon was cholen cam
lain.
Friday, Or. ii. |
This day was fpent chiefly on prva.
petitions.
Saturday, Oa. "a. /
The prefdent, BY 'neliage, informal
that hehad exchanged the notifications Il
the Louiliana treaty and called upon ii.
Houle to make necel1ary pro5iGons COME
qs5nt thereon, Referred to a commitse
of the whole on Monday.
A committee was railed on the fabisal
of.she Marine Corps, The Object Of which
is to reduce that departm ent.
A reColution padei for printing Il:
report of the leled committee of the hs
FELTON,, on the fubjef Of fuiiana.
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CongrsG Of the United Stales.
:::::::i::::.::
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

II Wsdnslday,4 Od.Io.
THE, Houfe went into committee, Mr..
Varnum in the chair, on Mr. Dawlon's
refolution for amending the Contribution:
Mr.. Nicholfon and M. Clopton feverally
offered amendments, but no dicihon was
made. vi -
MOURNING FOR Mr. ADAMS.
Mr.. Randolph, after mentioning that
one OF the earlief Patriots ofthe revolu-
ton had paid~bis laf debt 70 nature, and
after pronouncihg ihort eulogiuu on the
character and fervices of Samuel Adams,
moved the following reiolurion
+ 8 Reiolved, unanimously, That fbs
HnIs IS penetrated q0ifb a full JStlle oftbs
eminent lsrvgess rendered bis country in
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07
By THE MAILS.

BOSTON, NOV. a.
Our lateff dates from England, ar.a
the 10Th Sept. The expectation of a lps
dy insaiion, was daily increalins - u
butle on the French coat was more atds
and menacing And thirtythsee ga|
boats had moved along f1ore unoblsrva
by the Britilh cruizers, from nunkirkS
Calais. Britith iquadrons, howas.
blockadcd all the comfortable adaaat
ports Of France. The preparations foras
form had not relaxed in England. Is
expedition under Gen. Moore had ND
failed at the Ialt dates.
We colIed very little re(pc6ting spail
aid Portugal.-Our laft london papa
fays, " the former has purchaled her ncr
tralify during the prefeut war, at The rae
of three millions iFerliug a year ala
Portugal for one million and an halt pa
year.
The roth October vas obfsraed a 4
day Of fatting and PRAYER, in Great Bnl-
ain, on account of the war.
Var Nth Morocco. Authentic account
have reached US from Gibraltar, OF M
capture of the brig Celia, capt. BoTna
belonging TO Mr.. Ihayer, of this t0pA|
by Moo1iflf cruifer which fle kepia
potleilion nine days. when foffunaSl|
the Philadelphia frigate, of "a guns eag'|
Baindridge fell in with, and. took bel'
cruizer and prize, and fenf thcm 70 ol'I
raltar.
Wsf-kadies.---In the abfence Of the DI
ifh fleet, on the expedition agaihit =
Dutch colonies of Demerary, Snrrlnall
&c. the French at GuadaIoIpe ieat s0sl
troops againlt Antigua but meeting vi
three Britilh lhips Of war, they lni'aa-'
put back.
Several American vefels have been II
tanned at Helvoetlsys, and Ffencar
diers put on board, for not having =
furnillled with.certiGcatcs, that Their =
goes were not Of Englilh manufacture
produce.
B,hi6 Jseret e.pediHoa. = A. lcf'sF 1 II
Halifax, written by a gentleman Wa0 "A
perufed Londonpapers tosept. I'm,
who had converted with tie coilip'- .,As,
Of the packet which failed from ! AIM ID
on the twentieth of that month"; : II
/" the expedition under Gen. AoSs'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07

" bej4e aud lcsr not,
" Let 4ilihs ends thou aim'n II. be thy eouatrys,
g Thy Gods, and llalh'a
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tive per cents. s. fr. 40 c.
LEYDEN, March ID.

After having had gloomy intelligence
70 communicate to our readers we re joice
that we can now preieft them with in
formation of better omen, and equally
certain. The French troops will not en-
Ter this country, at leaf not unleis hof
tilities fhall commence. Their march is
flfpended. Every thing proves that the
frh Coniul wifhes TO add to the various
kinds of glosy he has acquired, that OF
the mott extreme moderation and that
he is refolved to let the blame of provo
cation fall entirely en- others. This in
telligence by diipelliag the inquietude Of
the moment, revives The hope tina. we nay
Zee governments have recourle with fuccefs
TO thesmeans of negotiation and concilia-
ton which they are at prefent employing.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17
VIENNA, March IA.

Though the letters from Conitantinopls
Of February IS, intimate that the eyacu-
alton of Egypt by the Engli(h has taken
place, thele is lome reafon for believing
that it has not yet been effected, and that
Lord Elgin before his departure did not
complete the reconciliation Of the Porte
with the Beys. Ii rs prefumed with fome
degree ofprobability, that fome incident
has occurred to change the determination
cfthe Court Of London in this refped,
and which produced the fudden departure
Of Lord Elgin, on the arrival of General
Bruno. In fnpportof this opinion, a cir
cumfan is mentioned, which ieems clear
~ TO indicate that the Englifh minifer
was not very welliatis6ed with the Porte:
We mean the talute, or rather fright,
which he gave to the inhabitants Of Con-
fant;nople in the night, when the fri.
gate on board which be took his pansge
failed from the harbour. Lord Elgin was
well aware thar it was contrary to ufage,
and contrary even to the will of the Porte,
expreaed by the Refs EHendi. Would
he thus have brayed that will, had he
been latis6ed with the iaae OF the negoci
atoms
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17
LONDON, March Is.

Yette.day morning, Mr.. Hunter, X,
meilenger, arrived at Lord HawkcGn,,.
office, with difpatc!ies from Lord WIZ
worth. We do no, prerend TO be acou,;,,
ed with their contents; but as Mr. IN.
ter mas hitherto been Only employed h.
tween Calais ard Paris, the clrcumds.,.
OF his being fent here with difpa,chss, i
clines us to attach fome importance ;,
to them. A French melleuger arrived ),
the fame time with dispatches for Geo,
AndreoGi.
I he following Clips are INTENDED ia
ierve as floating batteries at the mou.a Of
. ha y ko~ r
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17
The three aoy
BRICK HOUSE s. LOT,
In fee fmple,

In tee iimple,
Situate upon the north fde of Prince
fleet, and eaf fde of Warrington ftreet,
and bounded as followeth, viz.
{" Beginning at The interfettion OF laid
freet. and running thence northwardly
with " sfsing.on arees and binding there
with 100 feet TO 70 feet alley, thence
eaiswsrdly with the line of the alley and
parallel TO Prince freet o3 feet, thence
fouthwardly with a line parrellel 10 Waih-
ington freet "a feet, thence weffwafdly
with line parrellel 10, Prince ftreet 81
feer, thence fouthwatdly with a line ra-
raiei TO Warrington freet 70 feet TO
Pnnce- erect, thence weiwaFdly with that
freet and binding herewith to the begin
ming, being IS feet
?. G. MARsTELLER.
MAY Il.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17

the fe- ehablilt ment CT tie pace, art
tranquility otGermany, his majefy made
DO doubt that the Imperial faretion Is Guild
Immediately put the zeal TO all the other
arrangements agreed upor, snd which mua
fix hel cefoIth the fate and The exiilence Of
the Germanic Body"
All the letters from Germany agree in
Rating, that the Conclafum would be
GATED on tie eGft or I'd Germ;nal tMarch
II or 23.)
Thus every germ OF contention is ex-
tinguiihed on the Continent political or.
der has been re eAablilhed every thing
is terminated to the fa,isfattion of the di.-
ferent powers, ard the alarming reports
which have been }pread are entirely with.
out foundation. Men cf fenle ought TO
be on their guard at the preient moment
againf fuch fabricated intelligence. Its
above all proper to requef the Journalists
to appreciate little better what, they
draw from foreign papers. How could
the Ed;t,rs of the PuBLrc1sTE, who ge-s
nerally afford no ground to queRien their
diicernment, repeat from an Englih Jour
nal, that France wilhed to get podellion of
the Crimea, in order TO have military
petition in Turkey! Witt fmall portion
of geographical knowledge, theie Journa-
lifts would not make iuch plumbers.
We doubt not that other continental
Journals will ioon copy pretended letter
from the Chief Coniul to the King Of
England written in the gin lhop fyle,
adopted by the Engiiih papers. Towhat
miterab.e arts men relort for the pur-
poie Of alarming and mileadiug the null
,itude. (Moajteny.
Msrth ~.
We learn from Tunis, that this fpring
there will be Camp in the@Deparment
of Marergo. The preparations necefs-
ry for its efabliIhment are carrying on
with activity in every part ofthe fer
vice TO which they belong.
Letters from Bordeaux, dated March
II, iays the eagernets with which !ccfee,
and cottons were bought up 3 days ago,
has been fucceeded by the mcf perfect
Rdgna.ion. The Exchange the day be-
fore yeferday was remarkable for the
inactivity of the demand, in regard toar-
ticles which, twerey-iour hours bs.ore
wee bought up in large quantities the
prices alto feemed to decline. 1t appears
that the ardour offpeculation has little
cooled, and every thing proves TO day
that it was or political Gluation with
England that occafoned here a buale
with the cauie Of which no one was ac
quainted.
Five Der cents. "a fr. 10 c.
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Latef Foreign Intelligence.
PHILADELPHIA, May IA.

PHILADELPHIA, May "A.
1sderday 0rripfd tkes5if Hmdsaau, capt.
Fmdly, IN sc days 1rom LlvertooA-
Capt. FmdVy bas fol,teb fa,ni@ed rs
quit6 LonSen papers 10 tie 3otb March,
from evdieb Tie. tslloeviag extracts are
made
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JDubltf IasnDue.

On Saturday, 18th June,
Will be fold TO the highef bidder. on a
credi, OF 6, IL, and is months, the
purehafer giving approved negotiable
notes,
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puDItc Sale.

son T5a,fasy TIE lotb inf, at 10 0'tloek,
at i6e bonle IF JJoba W,alRom an Prince
Ssreef, 1.al be SAID qvabcat reJsyVe,
HI the STOCK an TRADE,
ofthe faid Jahn Walkom,
Conlifiing Of Cloths, Calf (
meres, CHIMES, Calicoes, Mullins, and
Muln Handkerehiefs, Corduroy, Jeans,
Markers, Marfeilles, Cuttings, Cotton.
Stockings, Liners, Threads, Tapes, &c.
H.
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Corn EXCHANGE.

Corn Exchange. II
Supplies of all descriptions Of Grain az,
in great quantities to day. Wheat is low.
er than On Friday. Barley as ufual, 4.
bundantly plentiful, and IS down is. 3D.
with male. White peaic much cheaper.
Beans of both forts full rs. lower. Th
oat trade Is bri0<, bur ,hi. article goes a
at very little alteration in the iPriecs-
Flour alto inclinesto be cheaper.
Wheat AS a,57s a Cos 90
Fine do 6rsa ozs
Barley Eos 25s6
Malt 4os a 4ss
Rye 32sa3Ss
Fine Flour AS a As
Second do. 4os AS
Wedneiday, March go
Price OF Stocks, tbisdey at o'tlA.
3 per c. cons. money, 6sI, s., 64,4
634, 6az 81.
10. ior April acc. OF.
Old 5 Fer cent. 90, 81, 96 1874
Price Of Stock, ysFerdy.
Bank flock I7S III tor opg.
3 per cent. cons. OF 8 4, 81, 631'H
81, 65, Oh, OH, 81.
s per cent. 90 II-44.
India Stock zIo ao7 for cpg.
Imperial 3 per cent. 81, s. i3-4S.
Imp. AIMS. II Ito.
Exchequer bills, s. dis.
cmnium II, I34 dis.
Englilh tickets lSl.
Cons. for ap. acc. 6S1: 81 7.8, 81 hbI
Oh, 81.
Yefterday, before the clofe Of the nr.
ket, the funds had fndden fall. A m'
tain Broker, who is we'll known to aaii
certain French Capitalists, fold out a very
large fun at from IS downwards to 81
per cent, fill taking what price he cODi
get, till he had parted with the amount
wifhed to difpofe of. They afterWld
rofe little, and left of, at 81 /.
Rumours, as ufual, were aaoat; ions
of them of a mott abfurd nature, and 81
of them unfounded. Mr.. Pitt was con-
ing into place! The French mail b'
brought declaration of war! Afc'fo1
ing to Others, it had come BY a row
boat !! ]! The Cabinet was fitting, and
Royal Msliage was to be len' TO pan,'
ment declaring all hopes of aecomn'o'.
ton at an end /! Thele fof 'a'
war.
On the other hand, the young Duke
Dorlet had fet off, at one O'Clock, TO %.
Lord Whitworth and his mother at f'' az
"a certain llgn ofpcace !! AS If the ,. ,h
Of boy from Harrow School TO MS ~, y.
filters and relatives in Paris, during ~
Eater vacation, lad any thing 10 90 W."
the queaion of Peace or War. II
Since the receipt of the French P'r' e.,
mentioned in this paper yeterday, VIEW a1,y
received other, down TO the 7Sth- i !;'..
contain nothing that can give any Inu ,Go,
ton Of the probable iaue OF the pe an.
negotiation. The funds, however ~
tinue to decline, the 5 per cents o n he
81 f. 40 c. on Saturday lait. ~, w had
other hand, Colonial produ ee' wDs .sai,
riGen in price a, Bordeaux, on tIls P, =. :.
ING opinion that war waspfobae'e' No.
gain fallen in value. al
The differences between fiaOes ,,,,.
Alpiers have terminated in a i a,.. cn,
which, it cannot be denied, Is nled E,,oe,
l;table to the Goveennao0t o. Gr;lt,
THE Fu1 Conful, with a becoming r.. ~ 20
refuisd to become f'l p:ah ii.
me Dey, in confequence OF wip " defa
Chief thought proper proper. h Ia, sApS
from his .njjaa demand. France '''
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HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN
FL r " IT II K E,

Among which are, Mahogany Chairs
ard Tables, Secretary and Bookcafe,
Looking Glaiies, BedReads, and fandry
other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Z May is.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17

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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17

John Walkom- intending foon
to ia;l for England, requefs all, per!ons
who may have demands againf him TO
exhibit their accounts for iettlement and.
all perfens indebted TO him are reqaeaed
&c make immediate payment.
]. WALKOM.
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-26
The Il r 7,
DEXTERITY s AGILITY
OF HAND,

to the greatea aRonihment. He will
command an Egg to fly in representation
of Bird, and will change it from one to
two, three and four, as they fly, and ne
yer fall to the ground Then be will
change them into American Lizards; he
will command thefc Lizards TO dance,
Jump into his mouth, aod hang TO his
tongue-this is a perfect reality. fie will
alto command a piece of money to fly out
Of any fpeetator's mouth, into any other
fpeaator's pocket, by the art OF decepti-
on. He will likcwife exhibit number
of receptions with a pack of Cards thar
will appear impodiblc 10 the keenef eye,
with variety Of other receptions, equal
" Curious, though not necehaEy &c parti
cuiarize.
e. Mr.. E's 1eeeStious on cards bQv<
a teudeney to dyfoanteuanee mtfead Of en-
eoayagmg The bortid praaiee Of Gaming.
G Tickets Of admittance quarter of
dollar--chiIdren halfprice.
az The performance was ad-
verified to be held at Mr.. Motifs
tavern, but in conlequence of a
diEappointment ola room, it will
be held at the place abovemen-
toned.
April a6.
Cath gwen for clean lin
en- and cotton rags.