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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-04
Conditions.

OOfGLILGCOftJe
/. 1t fhall be printed in FIVE large, hand
fome oetayo volumes. One volume thail
be delivered every three months. Price
TO fubfcribers, two dollars and fifty
cents per volume, in boards, payable
on delivery.
II. Il may be had in one delivery when
hniihed, at twelve dollars and hity
cents, or fifteen dollars well bound,
payable on the delivery of the books.
It will, however, be only obtained at
thefe pries, by thofe who give the
pnbliihers their names during the Pfo-
csis of the work, to take it when H.
nifhed.
III. At any Comfortable diRance from
Philadelphia, it can only be delivered
in the laa mentioned the tor
warding of fngle volumes to many
places being impratficable.
April IS. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-04
e. GEIB

MOST RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has
lately received an elegant sHortment Of
PIANO FORIES,
which he aat,ers Aimfelf cannot be furpaG-
ed, if equalled, by any in this town.,
And he hopes the terms of faie he in
tends Offering TO the public, will induce
.hcie ladies' ard gentlemen to purcFlafe
who would with TO favor him with their
patronage. B. lie will Soa,r0at
item jor tqu<Ive moatas.
For terms apply at Mrs. Wilfon's
boarding hoafe, King Rreet, Alexandria.
May 2.
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l0gb.ir gisnoue.
On FRIDAY,

ls
5. ..,l,ek. qvilg Be said att5e Ten2ae
:" Store,
Rnmin hog heads sand barrels.
French Brandy inPipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
whiRey aod Apple Brandy IN bis.
sogar ia hhds. tierces and bis.
Coaee in tierees and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Rsilins in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs 10 kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS o,
4 saristy Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are.
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Ksric5meres. DuAils,
Plains and Kerieys,
Negro co,tons, Sergess
Elaflicks, blue Friezes,
Calinancoes and RnGels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chinszes and Calicoes,
lrih Linens, Sileaa do.
'Piatillas,
onaburgs and Ticklenbufgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India MuAins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candleficks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Nav :.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-04
SUNDRY
BUILDING LOTS,

SITUATED on the corner OF VAIN
instoo and Cameron hrects, with inndry
Buildings thereen !; at which time the
pavement will be completed round the lad
lots.
Allo,
The whole SQUARE, with S
framed HOUSES thereon, either in lois
from SO to IS feet front by 100 and J 70
feet deep IA fifteen feet alley TO each lot)
or the whole iquare, as may belt iuit the
purchafers.
II is pleafantly ftuated on Cronoceo,
Alfred, Patrick, and Pendleton freets,
lying between John Dundafs and John
Potts, Figures, houfss. A part ct the
purchafe can be taken in goods. The
terms of payment will be more particular
ly made known on the day CT iale.
JOHN BOGUE.
May z. Gods
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-04
Inb.ir Sale

vii b<yola to The bigb5f bid1<r agitioaf
,ejsrUr, on 7h1,Jdaytbe Ia:5 mgaa,
arg o'e!oek in The satterno0N,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-04
saleS By Sutton.
On SATURDAY,

On SATURDAY,
lIo o'eIoek, qgiI be Jold al tbe Veraaf
Store, The Garner Of King and Unisa
s,ests.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quatter calks,
MolaGes In hhds.
Sugar 10 hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee 10 cslks and bags,
Raiiias in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
broad Cloths, Irilh Linens,
Caaimercs, Calicoes,
kerieys, Threads,
Coa,ing:, Chintzes,
Halfthicks, Bedticks,
fearnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, / Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchirfs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, ! &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-04
Tuoealty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the fnbferiher, at Mr..
Lanes, about - miles from Alexandria, on the
WincheHer road, on Fridy night the 10Th ut.
negro man named DAVID, about S fcet o or 7
inches high, n years ofage, very bowleggsd and
linps little in walking, occafoped as he fays,
by,hzvipg his hip diilocared and one. thigh broke
Had on nankeen over jacket, cauntry linen
oyerslls, muffin ihirt, ard a new pair OF coarfe
fhoes took with him a fapertiae broadcloth
coat, half worn, with pearl tuttons-when
frialy examined he hasa Roppage in his ipeeeh
He was brought from the Eaaern Shore OF Ma
ryland, and it is expected he made tor Alexau-
dria, for the purpofe Of getting p4ilage by wa
ter TO the place where he came from. The
above reward will be paid for experimenting and
conhuiug him in AIRY jail 70 that The owner gets
him again. 7,,re p,o1uN
M.vs coat
g. Printing IN all ats "a
risty executed at this oVtce
NTH zeatneis and dypafsh.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-04

The whole Of the property ct
John Fitzgerald, advertifed for lale on the
aIft ult. could not on that or The iucceed-
ing day be fct up, owing to previous en-,
gaeements OF the Vendue Mater; it was
then concluded as moa eligible to pofpone
the faie OF the reGduc until the l9lh day
of May, (ina.) There remain the Dlitil-
lery, the piece of ground upon Wolfe
and St. Afaph Greets, and the tract Of
Land in the vicinity of the town, which
will on that day be expofed TO falcon the
terms formerly advertiied.
THOS. A. DIGGES, 4Aaing
JAMES KEITH, J Executors.
Nav 2, 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-04


ENGLISH COAL,
for fale on board the barque Hcnry, Capt.
Tsotter, jua arrived from Liverpool.
Apply to
W5o bave Msqvye IA, Sale,
A quantity Of Engllfh Slate
for covering houlgs; Port, Dry Lifbon, &
Calcavello Wines 10 qr. caks foff ihell'd
Almonds in bags; Earthen Ware IN crates,
Stone Ware in crates London Porter in
caiks Pipes in boxes Marble Slabs for
Hearths, and quantity OF Georgia Cot
ton in bags.
March 81. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-04

ROBERT B. IAMLooON
OFFERS FOR SALE,
go hhds. 1T quality Mufco-
wade Sugar,
IL do. I'D do. do.
10 do. sd do. do.
Loaf and Lump do.
10000 ID. Def Green Coffee,
80 Or. chefs frsfh Teas, ahorsed
from Behes to Imperial,
4th proof Iriih Whilhsy,
Jamaica, Antigua and n. E. Rum,
Coniac and Barcelona Brandy,
Holland Genevs,
Wine aud Cyder Vinegar,
CIaret in cafes Of 10 3 doz.
50 boxes Albany Chocolate, 1T and
I'd quality,
Mould and dipt Candies, i
White ard brown Soap,
zoo reams of Wrapping Paper Of DIFF
ferent hzss,
Parent Shot aaorted, from BIB to
lNos ~
Madeira,
Sherry,
Port,
L'fbon, u,rNyrs
Catalonia,
Frontinac,
Teneliffe,
And Malaga
Eaglilh Gunpowder from y to
double battle,
60 boxes fine Mufcatelle Raiiins,
20 bales Spinning Cotton.
Peppers, black and Cayenne, pimento,
cloves, nutn,egs, calia, cinnamon and
mace, Durham mueard, pearl ard Scotch
barley, pickles ailorted in boxes, madden,
alum, copperas, indigo and brimfone
olive oil in bottles and A4iks, Godhed's
warranted iegsrs, bef chewing tobacco,
Lsepcr and Hamilton's fnuf, race and
ground ginger, aarch, fig blue, pipes in
kegs and boxes, rice, prunes, glauber
fats, red and pale bark, dsmijohns abort
ed, sc. sc.
April ~. Dim
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-30
Il Real Democrat.


In the late rebellion in ireland, John
Claudius R2resford, who is member fer
the city of Dublin, and is also a banker,
by his great vigilance, in detecting and
furnishing the rebels in various parts Of the
country, made himself SO obnoxious TO
them, that whenever they plundered a
house, and found any of his bank notes,
the general cry was" By, we'll rum
the rascal, we'll destroy every note Of
ais W. can hna.'' and they aetualiy de.
stroyed. it's supposed, upwards Of 2ooooi
of his notes in the course of the rebellion.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-30
7aueuty Dollars Reoyard.

Runaway from the fubfcriber, liv-
imp in the town of Dumiries, en- Tharl-
day the I4.h ult. bright Mulatto fer
want, named GEORGE, the property Of
Hector Alexander, merchant, and hired
by the fubfcriber. He is between 70 and
~ years of age, we'll made, feet 5 o.
! inches high, is very fair TO be Ma.
iatto, full faced, little pitted With the.
fmall pox, i1ofr, fraight, black hair
he is by trade lhoemoker. lie had,
when he runaway, white flannel coat
tee, nearly new, couotry cloth do. Of a
dark yellow broad ffipe, alniolt new,
pair cf new nankeen pantai,ons, white
dimity jacket, a pair Of itriped fix and
cotton BOOKINGS, and, | believe, tome
white cotton do. two pair Of fine lhoes,
nearly new, and fine felt bar halt worn.
He is an aEtfuI fellow, and may attempt
to pats himiclt as white man. Whoever
brings the above fellow TO the fublcfiber,
fhall receive the above reward and reaion
able charges, or the above reward # con-
fined in any jail 70 thar ! ger him again.
James S. Dylaan.
N. B. Every pcrfon is cautioned from
harboring him, and matters Of vearls from
taking him away at their peril.
Jolly 80. eoet+
Printing IN all ats uarlezy exc
euted at thss Office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-30
At GADSBY'sBALLROOMs
On 7uesaay EveuiAg, HAg. 2,

On lAesaay Ef0eniAg, HAgs 2,
Will be introduced variety Of per-
lornances executive of Mr.. RANNIE's
Ventriloquals Powers. He has for IL
years itudied the nature of other arts, and
he will introduce number ofexperiments
that are almoh incredible particularly,
he will cur away the fkirtsfre any gen.
tlemsn's coat, and afterwards caufe the
coat TO become Whole as formerly. He
will likeu-iie cut off
FOWLS HEAD;
after The head and body is placed on dif-
,intt parts Of the table, he will reunite
them, 70 that the fowl lhall he nothing
the worle, neither can the mott difcrimi-
mating eye perceive the inailea blesiih
on examination.
MIR. r. will on the fame evening per-
form on the
Slack Wire:
fIe balances table on his chin, with one
hundred full wine glafs's on it, while he
fands on the wire, he paiies icyeral times
through fnall hoop and lays dowr oni I,
md what is IT'LL more aaonifhing, he ba-
lances two feperate balances on his face,
the body being on tie wire, contributes
three balances all at once. Dnring the
evening he will perform variety otfcafs,
that cannot fail TO fecurc the admiration
Of enlightened characters.
Doovs to be opened at half past 7, and
tbe peyf0rmanee to bsgia at s, and fnisb
al Ioo'eloek.
Adm0tanee-ONE DOLLAR. Children
half price.
Iuly 80.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-30

undoubtedly have truck with frr1ov The
abettors Of an infufrettion, which would
have proarsted all power, ard have led to
anarchy g and wild msfrole." The finty
heart of NJ. GalIa,in himfelf was truck
With difmay, and he no Doubt at that pc.
Rod wilhsd 10 have Rcpt the vesfs of 60
vernment, as he would have denied the
benefits of focial intercourse 10 all cirizens
who houId not perfit 10 reGaing the laws
Of the Uaited States. The wife policy
~f The federal administration, in adopting
and adherlng TO iyaem OF ifrlti neatrall-
~ during the late European war, was a
te,yay 70 democracy. The views Of the
arty devoted to the intercfs of France
daIkened the int,igues Of French emit
FAIRIES, Imported by the intereas of a
French faction in this country, failed OF
Succeis France and England were left to
fight their own battles, and the peace
of cur counfry was eminently fecured by
The wildom OF our rulers. This was the
!" reign Of fer1or' TO democracy. Alien
laws were teryor to :" fugitives from
jufice." Theie worthy pupils of demo
cracy exclaimed againa a fyRem wifely
adopted by the federal administration in.
regard TO foreigners; a lyltem that at !.
toSded them immediae projection, and put
them on trial for title; to the con-
hdence of our government. This was
terror to many of this defcription OF
democrats. The fediiion law was Ter
,0rto the daily retsilcrs of vile calumnies.
The hireings of the party, who turned
their prsfes into the hot beds of fcdision,
and dealt out anathemas againtf the 60
vefnnent and its adherents, with unpse
cedented boldnefs were jualy terrified AZ
law that reHrained their publications with
in the limits of truth.
Ambitious and unprincipled dema-
gogues, feeking for power as a mean OF
perional aggrandizement, faw all Their
profpetts biai1ed in a moment, when me-
ri was conhdered the only left for public
flee when the only queaions that were
lkcd 10 making appointments were, 6 is
he honeH !: is he capable is he friend
70 the canfitution We'll then may
democracy " cry aloud and fpare NOT -
Well may her fons exclairn againlt the
The wife administration of tederalii}s as
g Yeigu oftsvror.' Neau 1oYx Paper.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-30

Rome, ard jua Ike The government q
France and all which we know very
well fyom ar ku04p2tdge Of aueiem bis
toyy
Reiolved unanimously again, That trro-
I'm is not what the contribution of the
United States Jays il is, but what ne sly
4 Is; for this reaion, bccauie we,,are e0,Je,
men than the old dotards that made the
contribution, and all the people in the u.
Sfatess belld S, who adopted il; there
fore,
Relieved unanimouly, That the III
article of the third fiction OF the conifi-
tuition of the United States which fays that
!" Treaton againf the United States ihall
con6f onJ in levying war againf them,
or In adbering to their enemies, giving
them aid and Comfort" is lie, which if
we don't make it lie it 4ciU make rs
lie Z
Well then, we went as you might have
feen in our paperslaa week about the prin-
ter at Philadelphia, and condemned hin
unaamouly--fo as we had nothing ellie to
do then, but hang him uxau,monly, we
tho't We might as well hrt put Judge
Chsfe out OF his office, or perhaps he
might hang US for it; and this you may
fuppole, we'd be aaauimous enough a5oat
too.
And 1T. Reiolyed unanimously, Thar
we know more about what belongs 10
judge to do than Judge Chafe does and
further as we don't want TO hae any thing
taken without proof, 1T. zoe declare it
and I'd. we ou,selves declare it.
I'd. Refolved unanimously, that Judge
Chale, althoug he was Ggner of the De-
elaration of independence, and did more
Than any Of US in the Revolution, is now
an old tory, and has no ugbt TO talk about
the conduct Of our government becauie
he don't fay what zoe like, and therefore
we will srefolse it, uu5eeomi0g judge to
do 60:
sd. Refolved unanimously, That judge
Chaie aid to the grand jury, in his al
drefs on the 1T Monday in May, jait
what zoe /ay be did, and therefore we'll
make him lay qvbat ne pls0}s, and b07v
zoe pleals, and 70 we'll have enough agalna
him.
Well, after we'd done this, wien we
paGad what you've fen in the prints,
ard put him out neck and heels. Old
chase we're iure ont, will never git On
the bench again for as foon as he comes
TO hear about what we've done, and e.
peeiazy when he knows qvbo zoe are,
he'll faiat I'm (are.
Il Real Democrat.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-30
FROM THE TRENTON FEDERALIsT.
MORE DEMOCRATIC RESOLU.
TIONS

MORE DEMOCRATIC RESOLU-
TIONS
Ms0ss Printers Of tie Federal Paper,
AS every thing ant always printed in
our democratic paper that we do at our
meetings, which BY the by isn't as much
liberty as / like, now | want TO have put
in your paper the rcf for I'm right
up and down fellow. / want TO have
.hefe federalilfs know we know as much as
they. Now, the hrt Of our doings was,
or as they cail'em, rejolufious.
Refolved unanimously, That we've all
got fenfe and knozuledge TOO enough, TO
Tell black from qgbite, in the day time j;
and then
Refolved unanimously, That words
have fome meaning, and therefore, thar
meaning muf be what we underfand, and
what we underffand mutt be what we un-
desitand {and shat's clear enough j and
Further relolvsd, that all words J5aH mean
what we FAY they fhalI.
Relolyed unanimously, That democracy,
means oar government, beeaule our go
sernment is jua like the government OF
Athens, and jua like the government OF
Sparsa, and juR like the government Ct
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-30
THE FLORIDAS, SC.

The following project refpeeting thofe
provinces, is intimated from Respectable
fource, and is conhdered as delerving OF
attention The United States to pay to
the French government twenty millions OF
liyres tournois. and TO afume the pay pert
OF twenty four millions due from that
government TO our citizens, in conGdera-
ton of the ceiiion of LouiGana as former.
Iy pofeaed by Spain. Mr.. Monroe 10
proceed TO Manrid 10 offer TO the King
OF Spainth the territory obtained of France,
laying Wet of the Mifiiilippi, and the
free navigation of iss waters, on condition
of the ceiIion of the Floridas 10 the Unit.
ed States, and certain fun in cain the
20 millions due France to be ahamed IN
part of the fpecie payment. This arran
men will be attended with the adyan-
tage of defgnating the line between Spain
and the United States by the Mifhfippi,
and prevent any rneafnels in future ref
pe6ting boundaries. It is known that Mr.
Monroe left Paris for Madrid, and there
is little doubt that this is the Object.
Neqv L0ndon Pap
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p!lDllr Sals,

On Monday, the 18th dv of Ape
gua xeat, at + o'e!5ck, P. n. aviH fs-
ft;vey be Jola on The trymyes,
Thole two Wooden Houses
on the S. w. corner Of Warrington and
King freet, a, prefent occupied by Philip
Ruiell and John V.olet. For terms, &c.
apply to Jonah Thomphn, E!q. or
Thos. P0ttea,
Tulv II. Auftloneer
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-30

HlexdndYsn Theatre
will open on Monday evening with cea
lebra.ed Comedy called,
81 G Fl s.; 4
Or, THE DAUGHTER.
Hans Williams, Mr.. Story,
Fran kbe Tbedt,e Cbayl1aonJ
Adelhert, Mr.. Baily,
Being their FRI appearance an tbi, Hage.
70 which will be added, Muhcal
Entertainment called the
RIVAL SOLDIERS;
OR,
Spvigs Of Lanyel.
Iolv go.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-30
70 Parents, Guardians, sc.
q PERSON well recommended as g
( L Teacher, sc. intends to commence
A SCHOOL

on Monday the 9Th of Augolt next, in
the houfe lately occupied by Mr.. Denney.
Queen Rreet, Alexandria. The following
branches Of literature viii be taught
Eogiifh, Latin and Greek grammar; tie
mathematics, reading, writing, arithme-.
tic, merchants accounts, &c He will e.-
deavor to do juttice TO children under his
care.
jaly 80. 81 smw
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15
A Valuable Farm.

FOR Sale, in Iurnsr--tituated on the
Upper ST. Get. 70 called ME from the meeting
houlc foath ;r contains hundred and fifty acres Of
Lind with new Houic, bur fnal; good Brn A. there
j. 10 Name u fest long az vide well hniilrd com
pee Corn fouie aud Orchard thereon we'll wooded aad
witercd and we'll f-n-ed With tpnr WALL and one under
rails isventy acres under improvement The terms
vi be one third csh dawn and The the agreement
= made Apply % LUTHER CAREY for icforn Atios,
Or Of sAMCEL PUMPiLLEY. on the prentice.
Tsrrey, ARyaf IA, 1873.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15

Bsq9a. /gguR u.
c'n7rrissii5z.--'I'hs French afea TO be very
'a1i0us that the principle ihould he ehablahel,
"a fr's @isS 6'aiimalEEre gods" It i, pity
~ mould violate more important exiting prin
rs, " Rat neatral fo7oH suld male repiraibrs3
u They with a friendly fax % be e,ful
/. 'sipetlei a. the MAJ head of Glip, while they
Il . oiregara II when on the Aag RlF Of a fort.
- are truly hard tinies lor n-utras, one beli.
'<'sa' power takes their vefls, and another their
~s'-Aye, but The rulers of Hamburg and
:s'.sn were friendly TO the Briti(h Perhaps
II 7 no' true, But it it is--Msy the Brjtilh take
" neutral veFels Whole commanders or owners
i Partial 70 Tie French
-&--
%-'-efH-7fr sffsS fJy a-y Eg csss7y ~ CIR rsTt
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15
Dancing ScB00I

He fublcriber will commence ichool
- for teachre the polite Accomplishment Of Dinc.ag,
a Mr. Ftr Nsrv HrH The fs,r1 ~ gf so's~lsy next
The school viii bc opcn-d Trslt ys aad Fridays, AZ
four cock ia the afternoon lchoo vii a'iD be kept
the Evenings u the fame days 5csia lcveS o'clock
Terms, Five Dollars qlArerone half to he paid a en-
trance.
Portland, Hgggs IS. WILLIAM b. PETERS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15

The 1o6fcriber hereby gives public no
- all concerned, that ht has been July appointed
snd taken upon he fei heuf Of EreCotrr the Ian
Win and rcifameat of T7Hv KEW late Of Tpr.y in
the county of Cumberland gentleman decealcd, ~ giving
bond ne law ,.irccs-She therefore F-ole,ts al per
IONS who are inhibited to did deceafsds e4tc 60 make
Immediate payment; and horc WAC haze any demands
thereon. 70 exhibit the fame Tor fettlemen 10
-4urzf IS. 1883. JFRUSHA KEEN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15
;Sort o. rterrgi,tt1f,

Atggf S--Arr we'd orig Clio her capt walker IRON. S.
Lutt-Left thcre, July ~, brig George. Tere Tucker,
aud lch - E oxaArd Of For land; lch. Jane, C,rga,
o WI 1iet, 60 fII u ore day brig Bel lnin, Little.
Hartford Cap,. Monton, in ~ 2 from D York ar.
rived g.. lucia. aonct the al of june but fatiuc
6 market rsn ceward Spoke, Iuy II, brig E1pc-i.
ntnt, Bradbury, from Ecnneannk, between MartinIcc
and ST. Lurai he had been Dominica. bet indng the
dull failed For S. Tinctnts Markets dull AZ s..
Lucia, and their pro iuce high
f4yf - arrived brig W t,hrgtcnc owned liy Major
JEFF rds Of 'his and commanded hy caps T{rtchns
On the 81, inn me- pag- through tic South Cbannc
about 20 leagues from Cape Cod forced upon her
beam euds hy fudaen Gun of Wild after remaining IL
this tusou aso1t hours her 'ns cut away and
f6ergMed the nest morning eepJ Siorer, Of Portland
with his crew, hoard, and 10 ~ hours, by gre Il
e1erElon tie vefe Wa freed from Capt Hut has
iot si his hread &c. bur pp ed with thefe
artcles by capt Sorer.