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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23
TO THE PUBLIC

MANY gentlemen refiding in Aatcs north
49, Of this have addreGed letters to US, 10 fend
them the Recorder; and requeited we would
name any pe-ion inPhiladelphia,or New York,
where they could fend their fublcrptoh mo-
hey. We take this opportunity of Informing
the public, that Mr.. Lewis, paPcr-maker, at
Philadelphia, will receive any lubfcriptions
ent for the Recorder, and Mr. Coleman, prin-
er Of the New York Herald, at New York.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23
WILL BE SOLD

a T Pubic A47ioa, to the highea bidasr, on
: fuelday the a5th infant. before the door
OF flame! III 'CI4r<, in the city of Richmond, all
the PcIional etaIe ofIAmEs STUART, decealcd
eoHhIing OF few articles of Es.js6oia tr,si...re,
two hogheads Of VET IaaIa Rum, one Crate of
t"Tf5sm-eVarf, Few barrels of Sugar, fnail
qlanti5y OF Northern Rum. and about 1000 lbs.
CHATS, NlHety days. credit will be given for ali
iums above ten dollars, on the purchafer's giving
notes With approved tccurity, to
HENRY REID, Admir-.
Ricb@'ond, Mart 9ib. 1905 II q. ". }
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-16

ties Of the pteient aase, tia, ma,
an inexhaufiable fund Of cooloIs s MJ0h
which it is not in the power Of G, fa.. Of
deprive him: calami,ies did III r.n,
The evils OF vesy lhort life will ny y. :
accounted fuel. BY him who has =, o. .o' b.
certain profpca oea happy etern;rv "'', az, and
il be faid. thar the firm belief q WI, WY
divine truths did ever give rite "a y 'el:
ture or peEiecation Il will not 5. y f q,
by any psrion who is at all ac.,Ds;s ala
with history, or the human mind. ''' ol
fuch belief, when Gncerc and und.hi:ilp "
criminal pa!!ions, meeknels, beuevo,..OY
and forgiveness, are the natural aoa
cellafy effects. There is not a boil, NC
earth 70 savorableto all the kind, and and ~ ~
the fnbliue affections, or 20 unficadlv ~ u
hatred and perfecasiou, to tyranny, !, .
jufice, and every fort Of malcyolsac,, ~.
that very go!pel againa which our ls.a
tics entertain iuch rancorous antiuatbs
Of this they cannot be ignorant, if ,h.r H.,
have ever read it for it breaths norb;r.
throughout bat mercy, benevolenc. ,oS
peace. IF they have not read it, thew ana
their prejudiees are as far below on, CIV
tempt, as any tliipg 70 hateful Can be.w
they have, their pretended concern E.. !,
r;ght. OF mankind is all hypocrify and
lie. Nor need they attenptso frame an
anlwer to this acquafation, till they b,y.
proved, tina, the morality Of the golpel i
faulty or imperfect that vir,u. Is no,
uietul TO individuals, nor beneficial to f.
ciety /; that the evils of life arc mas e.
fetiually alleviatedlis much more en-.
couraging PROJECT to virtue, than the
certain view OF eternal happincfs; tia,
nothing is a greater cheek TO vice, thana
firm pcr(uafion thar nc punllhucnt await,
II; and thar il is confederation full of mi.
fiery to a good mar, when weeping on til:
grave of a beloved frieud, to reflect that
they faa!l foon meetla gain in better Gate,
never to part any more. Till the teacher
Of in6delily have proved thefc points, OF
renounced their pretentions to univedll
pa,rio,iln, their character is polluted with
all the inf,my that can be implied in tn;
appellation Of liar and hypocrite."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-16
Akxauayia, Sept II.
Far the Alexandria Advertiser.
Cure far tbe Bite ofa Mad Deg.

Cxr far tbe Bite efa Mad Deg.
At this season Of the year, and more
particularly during the present drought, It
may be expected tllas the canine species
will be very subject 70 the bydropho.
bia.
The following receipt has been found
il, Europe, an anridote to this dreadful
poison. It is given on the authority OF
Sir George Cobb, who brought it from
Tonquin, and is reported, in mosr cases, TO
be infallible.
!" Take twenty four grains Of native
cinnabar, the like quantity of fictitious
cnnabar, and fifteen grains of musk
Grind these together into very hne
powder, and put it into small tea cup
Of arrack, rum or brandy: let it be we'll
mixed, and give it to the person bit, as
soon as pc. sbie--a second dose of the
same must be repeated thirty days after
wards, and a third may be taken in thirty
DAYS more. But if symptoms of madness
appear, they must take one of the above
doses Immediately, and second IN an
hour after; and if wanted, a third must
be given few hours afterwards. The
above receipt is calculated, for a full grown
person, to children smaller doses. Ia pro-
portion TO their ages. This medicine has
been given to hundreds with success. If,
in the madness, they cannot take it in lie
quid, make it up into bolus with honey:
after the first two doses, let it be repeated
every three or four hours, till the patient
be recovered"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-16
For SAFE,
A hand(ome FARM,

Three miles from Alexandsia, partly "
ing on the main road that leads TO Col
.chrGcr. containing ore hundred and twen-
Is five acres, handsomely improved, and
.ulealant,y htuated on the, premilcs are a
nra, dwelling houfc, a kitchen adjoining,
dairy, an excellent we'll Of water, and a
barn 50 feet long, together with gene
raj collection of choice fruit trees. The
iituation as country feat is we'll adapted
for the rehdence Of any perfon who may
buy it, and will be fold on moderate terms
by the proprietor.
THoS. RICHARDS.
Sept. {.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-16
Faftxen DolL0Ys kezU03-ls.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber,
about The 10th day of July lat, Negro
boy called SAM, about IS years of age,
8 feet 4 or s inches high, tolerably Rout
made. with fear on his upper lip, not
quite cured when he left home. Ilnlpect
he mas obtained PATS, and will endeayor
&c PATS fos freeman. will give the
above reward 70 any perfon who will de-
liver him TO me, living within two miles
of the Fails Church, Fairfax county, Vir-
ginia, or Ten Dollars, if lecured in any
Jail 20 thar get him again.
G. F. Whiting.
Sept. 2. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-16

Whether pain or pleasure sway
The sceptre Of tile short liy'd day.
Look around and view the Bee
Humming Ger the daisied lee, -
And sucking sweetness from each fow'f'
To FIJI her luscious waxen bow'r,
Ere the pink its fragrance sheeds,
Or the jacinths hang their heads
Then, 0 man !! improve the day,
Whileyouth and vigour bear the sway
Ere the sharp autumnal air
foyial summers sweets impair.
a.
ga =,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-16
FREDERICK Kemmelmyer,
INNER.

=
Repeatedly informs The public that he
has opened Drawing School next door
70 Col. Hooe's, Water fseet, where he
vii, inftruet young Ladies and Gentlemen
in drawing and painting in Water Co
.lorrs ADD Canyons every day in the week,
except Saturday. Hours OF attendance
for young Ladies from twelve to one, and
gentlemen from s TO 7 O'Clock in the tore
noon.
He aJo,
Proseaes Portrait Painting in Oil and
Crayons and all other branches belong
ing to the art of painting except houis
painting.
LiSe1vJs,
Guilds looking glagcs and pifureframes
in the beh and nrstett manner poaible.
Anguft 81. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-16
From tie albany Centinel.
TO INFIDELS.

That infdclity and fcep.icifm are per-
feetly harmless. and that inhdeis and fcep-
tics are inofcnGve men, has been frequent
ly, and, l think, very ralhly ailerted. !
think the reafonings Of Be0n;e on this
iubjett are concluise, and foiicient to con-
vince any reaionable man, that /" Afbs
i'm and Dti/n are not perteay aextral."
Will you give the following extratt from
the writings Of that judicions author a
place In your paper. 3.
EXTRACT.
Though he lthe iceptic) were to con.
tent binielf with urging objections, with
ont leeking to lay down any principles of
his / own, which, however, is a degree
of moderation that no lceptic ever YET
arrived at, we would not on that account
pronounce him an inofenfiye man. If his
objections have ever weakened the moral
or religious belief OF any one pcffon, he
has injured that perfon In his dearea and
mott important concerns. They who
know the value of true religion, and
have had any opportunity of obierving its
effects on themieIves or others, need notsbe
told, how dreadful to fenibIc mind it is
to be aaggcred il its faith by the cavil.
of the in6dcl. Every perfon of common
humanity, who knows any thing OF the
heart ofman, would lhudder at the though.
Of infuing fcepticifm into the pious Chrif.
tian. Suppofe the Chriftisn to retain his
faith in ipite of all objections yet the
contntstion Of theie cannot fail TO diff
trels him and habit of doubling once
begun, may to the latea hour Of life prove
fatal to his peace of mind. lie; no one
miaake or mifreprefens me ] arm NOT
fpeaking Of thofe points Of doctrine which
rational believers allow TO be indifferent
fpeak Of thofe great and moa ciI:ntiai
articles of faith tbe e.iasnee ofa Deiy,
infinitely quise, 6enefeient and po7verfxi;
The certainty ofa Jatare fat< 0f,rtribxt;on;
asdtbe x'aine authority of the gs/pel.-
Theie are the articles which fcme late au.
thors labour with all their might to over
turn and thele are the articles which eve
ry perfon who loves virtue and mankind
would with TO fee ardently and zealouly
defended. is bigotry ! would not
part with it for rhouland words l con-
graduate the man who is poGened of it;
for, amida all the yiciaisudes. and calami.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-16
EPIGRAM
On The vof0rits IF Baeebas.
First in the grape, the wines red hue,
Next in the bottle CLOVIS;
But last, and most, and longest too,
O drunkard, OH thy NOSE.
Land for Sale.

] with to fell from shoufand TO twelve
hundred acres Of good Farming Land, in
the county Of Fairfax, on the waters OF
Pope,s Head and Jonnymorc luns.
This land will either be fold sogether
or in fcparate parcels, as may be agreed
on. Il is we'll ti,uased for the difpofal OF
produce, being within twenty miles OF
Alexandra, and thirteen of the Occoquan
Mills.
Any perfon, willing to purchafe, may
know the terms by applying to the fub-
fcriber near Dumfries.
John Gibson.
Sept. II. dow
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-16
Sept.
10 be Rented,
For a term of years or forever,
TWENTY FIVE LOTS OF
FIVE ACRES

each. Gsuated within mile and an halt
of the town of Alexandria, ant Ave from
the City of Warrington. The iisuation-s
~of the ground is elevated. the foil good
and fufceptible of high cultivation, the
air la!ubrious, and the sroipett OF three
riGng cities, Of the river Potomac, and
the adjacent country in the higheit degree
beautiful and pisturefque.
ALSO,
II fe1v handsome situations on the
Le.65a,g road.
Particulars will 3; made known on APP
plica,ion TO
CH. ALEXANDER,
Sept. "a. go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-16
Il WaYehoule TO Let.
Sept. q.

will rent my Warehoule, iituate on
King trect, adjoining the maniion houfe
in which | live, oppoGte Mr.. J. Kin
caid's. Poffsfiion may be had immedi-
ately. 1t is very convenient for Gro
Gerry fore, or a Flour Merchant. For
terms apply TO P. MARSTELLER.
June .. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-16
NEW YORK, Sept. 70.

London and Liverpool papers to III.
18th Of July, were received at the ofR;e
Of the Daily f.lyertiser last evening,
days later than our last advices, by the
snip Merchant. capt. Lord, in ~ days
from Liverpool The following is the
most important intelligence they con.
tain.
REBELLION IN IRELAND.
LIVERPOOL, July %.
Copy of letter from Diblin dated Sur.
day, II O'Clock, oath current.
70 Merchant liz this t010m
Dear Sir,
/" You will be shocked to hear that
we are at this moment in more alarming
situation than at any period during the
unfortunate rebellion At AL early fou
yesterday evening, variety OF inHamn''
tory proclamations were distributed ID
every part of the town, calling on ps0T
to unite as before, in opposition to Eng
lish oppression. Sc. and at 50 carrier an
hour as eight O'Clock, a large party f9'1 =
ed into the Lord Mayors, and seized al
the arms and pixies which were in t''
house, and about 10 O'Clock general Gu
gagemrnt took place in the Neighbour
hood of James street, Thomas street 4.'
every part Of the liberty. Lord h \, =.
den (she Chief Justice! OF the Al's'
Bench) coming into town about . o9'Oes
was 70 ced out of his carriage in Jaf.'
street, with his nephew and were O'''
killed by pixies. 6,
I" Col. Brown of the 2lst, and i''
more officers, and several of the s0lo, ay
and yeomen have unfortunately osc' Ab-
LED, together with a great number p pn'
appear of the very lowest order ~
what is the most alarming, is that .'@'
plots have been carried on with sCe"
crecy that they are not ye. discover
several prisoners we'' -
ken. Mr.. Clark, of PaImeston, Gown
manufacturer, was shot on Aran oaay'
at 8 o'clock in the evening: and it az.
pears there were several parties coll'.n ..,D
in different parts ofthe town az h saa
early hour. They Privy Council n'' o ..s
sitting at the castle these TWO n0 '',,1 r he
and it is expected martial law WIZ ~. ..
proclaimed Immediately. There A'o i
veral gAliows's erected in different ps s',,o,.
the town, and the executions 1t IS suf h,,,,
ed will be inuumerabie, as there a'e @ ..eIn
100 prisoners taken. They 90 not 'v rbs
70 have any leaders of consequence Of
only one taken is man Of the ha,' there
a publican, at whose mouse !, 80 200
has been got abons 1000 pixies an'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-29
THIRTY Dollars REGARD.

RAN AWAY lah Chriitmss anegro man called
JOE. who was hired TO Ms. George W. Lind.
icy, at the Oscequan Mills, for the two laf years
psf, and was dilcAarged at the aforementioned
time aoa directed 10 come home, but have NOT
iecn him: he is about IS years of age, has no
partephr mark thar remember, his cloaihlng /
cannot deienbe, as have not ieen him for up.
wards OF two years he foops much in his walk,
and generally carries a aick. have lately been
informed thar he has been employed at bAck
yard 10 or about Alexandra.
d5a,
( Anegro woman called JENNY, about twenty
years of age, slikely, black tall and finn made
women, went off about the fri of AuguR lat. |
am informed thar fhe is har5ouicd in Fairfax
Meek, BY fome tree negFees who are employed
there by different peIfoos.
Twill give he above Reward to any perion that
will deliver faid Runaways 10 zoe, living near
Colchefer, and prove the hs;bonfing or employ
ing Of them, or Fze Doikays for eachif lecured IN
JAZZ, 70 that get them again.
WILLIAM TRIpLETT.
ceptemher IS 36t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-29

RAN AWAY from the fubl,siber on the art
ind. a Negro mao .psned GEORGE, Gals himielf
SCscrge Dart. He IS about 3S yeas OF age, five
fee niae Or tea inches high Hender made, very
d. * complexion, and ihews NJ teeth very plain
before, which ar ver5 white he's very fond Of
Ipritous liquors and plays on The fiddle had on
. She round aa9p, ket and az old pair Of cloth
rrowfets. He was ia Alexandra on the zIft init.
on hsasd OF tsbooner hound TO he Welt Indies,
chartesed b. Nh. Jaha Dunlop of George Town,
il he is not gone IN the laid fch'r expca be is
nov N thar place. All matters OF veijes, and
others are caaNoosd sgaina harboring or carrying
of the fsd lsllow at their peril. The above
rewssd " be given for fecurin3 him in any jail
70 thes ges him again, or upon delivering him
20 the fnheTioer. Nih all Reasonable charges paid.
Mary Anne Fenwick.
George Town, Potomac,
Sept. a7. law st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-29
FROM THE PORT FOLIO.
TIE LIZ PRR4CHER.
I" End be sad uuto ms--s zvbat seeH tb9R p
I Z ] u 2 ~

I" End be sad uut0 me---s zVbat seet tbau p
find l SAID 6Q5ket at Sumner f,uit
IN every annual revolution there are certain
periods, at which men indulge IDEAS of association
whence they may derive, either tbe pleasant or the
profitable Thus, the gradual approach OF cheer
ful spring, the youth Of tho year, naturally in
duces US TO speculate upou the nth Of human
life tie naked boughs aid dropping leaf of the
autumn tree, remind us Of mortal dec4y. On the
FIRST Of January, We ponaered OF the past, and
project of the future by tic command of GUS
tom, we note the anniversary o. our birth, and by
the command Of the law, times 10 qoeeb, and 10
laugh. we observe WIKI religious solemnisies.
These periodical habits are of peculiar utility,
and deserve to be studlously cherished. They
beget serious reflection, and communication with
ores self. they suggest, at least Plans of refor.
nation. In castle bulding,' as sagatious
philosopher has remarked, = no man is a villain
Though our INTENDED good deeds terminate, as
they began. in revere, still it is better for our
thoughts merely to hover round the temple Of VIZ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-29
Let al tie tate Ere,
Is Notice.


TIE 01tb5C416er
Respectfully lnscins his friends and the public
in ,geperal, that he has opened his Store again
in Uaion f5ecr, where be hss for falc,
All kinds of GROCERIES,
Rhode N III cbeeG 40 Potatoes,
Onions Corn Meal, togeshsg Wish
Faeja Fruits ard Nuts, vlz.
O.zages, lemons, hines. tannarinds, raiGns,
6gs psurns, Engiifa wainufs, almonds, and ihell
barks.
PHILADELPHIA Bottled Cyder
of the frG qaaesy. excellent fat mackarel by the
barrel, and hrR quality chewing tobacco.
Abel Willis.
Sept as. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-29
FROM THE BALANCE

4 fsmbaratiDt vi;e50 IF t5@ dsqavos,o,,.. !
nsats, qe5ic5 eeoula probably accrns IS, :, and
a'te9 Sf4tSs t,eu an Enlargement Of 49, j, %
'orial lisits 4ythe .parsla(s II eitb<r ' :"
LOUISIANA OR The FLoRtD.o
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-29

not distant CLEAN Of flsrrid steel. 49,.
Fortunate America ike lsreal 1 va the Vi.
dwell IN safety alone Your h.. Old, y
down dew, and your fountain is u,, S'ss,' d
corn ''A land
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-03
FOR SALE.

a TRACT Of Land on Acquia Creek in
[ \ the County CT Stafford fate of Virginia,
containing los acres--it a6joins Mr.. Daniel c.
Brents Richiand track, is one mile from Pcto-
mac river, I2ilrom l'rederickfburgh land IS from
the City Of Warrington. The land is level aud
the ioi OF good quality, and is uucommenly
well adapted 10 the growth O.! wheat and Indian
corn, It has OH it an overteers houie, a good
barn, and fonle other finals houies, good apple
orchard, ftone quarry on the bank of thc or eek,
# IN which Zone may be conveyed to ma,kesa:
lefs expence than from any other in that part Of
the country, eight or ten acres of valuable mea-
dow Land, and E:veral of the bcit iifhine
flores on thar creek, enc of which, and four
acres OF land ATE rented for ~ pound. per.
annum. On tie oppohte lle OF the creek are
large banks CT the liclieft ihsll mari, by With
the whole Of this land might, with little cx
pence, be rendered very fci tile it being nearly
iurrouudcd by the creek--the mari might be
carried in boats to slmoit any part of it. The
tract isiuppofed toilavea Efficiency of timber
on i, but ihould the rprchaier win it ,he may be
fupptied with any quantity of the proprietor's
wood land on the oppofte fide Of the creek, nor
exceeding SO acres, at moderate price. The ia
ciity Of conveying produce to Alexandra and
the City Of Warrington from this farm NUT rem
der it an advantageous pofetlioa TO any perlon
reGding in either. For terms apply to
PHiNEAS JANNEY, Alexandria.
March 2. Iaw9w
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BALTIMORE. Feb. a7.

Arrived. hip Vigilant, Boyle, II
days ifom Martinique. Sailed in company
with he Pamela. DriIcol, for this port.
Leis iehoeneF Greyhound, Thompfon, Of
Ps'i'more, and feyeral others names not
collected.
Paf:i the brig American, from Char
ne tee, IN the Bay. Saw feet of twelve
iad Handing in, whenihe came into the
Cape.
:, dgs, R.eS E4sls, Graz, i dgys from
-Nezv 7s,k.
Captain Holdsu, IF fhe lskossrr Fri,
.sHEf Up IN Ike E1g1e, He inf5rms, tb9s
ne 6aa 6feR 50 d4ys j1rom. Barba90ss, b00ud
ger lb's PR, IL 6aA4f rbat on tbe mgbt
q zee iot6 i19aut, IA TIE gale, qvbile ~
rg al Hne1ar, ea Smiths Pain, The
Jf6''Str fatfea Jstb ea5ks auS gem
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-03
NEW YORK, February az.

Arrived, ihips Ulyfes, Muckford,
Calcutta; Orlando, Maif.ha!k, Ami2er-
dam; commerce, Cogeefhail, Got,en-
burgh; briggs Sophia, M'Donald, Cape
Francois (; Little Sarah, Chapman, ST.
Thomas fchr's Lionets, Smith, Charlef-
ton; Abigail Dayidlon, N. Carolina !;
Ann, Briton, Richmond: loop Sea
Flower, Bro, Philadelphia.
Cleared, hip Venus, Waldren, Bour-
deau; fch'I Katy, Lee, Jamaica Intent,
Farley, DO.
Ship Marion, Setor, arrived at Cal
cut, The middle of October.
The brig Comst, Wearth, arrived at
Charlefton, from this port, on the 18th
infant.
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a.sranorta ADrerlsSer.
THURSDAY, MARCH 5.

The bill for the organization Of the
Militia of the Diarier OF Columbia, pat.
led the Senate yclterdsy- Ayes 70,
Noes 7.
n the Senate of the Unired States on
1'ueljaY Taft, whea this bill was under
CONFEDERATION, pen. Bradley fad, he was
authorized 10 aiert, that il was the win
of the iehabi,ants of Alexandra County
that il fhould pais, and ycRerday general
Jacklon made the fame aaertion.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-03

The Commii1ioners named and
authorized in AM by commit on OF bank
ruptcy, awarded and iGacd forth againit
.5H1aes CRlies, OF the town Of Alexaniria,
intend to meet on Monday the 18th day
OF April next at 3 O'Clock in the alter
moan at the Honfe of Peter HeiGell in
iaid Town, in order to make Dividend
OF tie Eaate ard effects CT the faii
Bankrupt, when and where the creditors,
who have not already proved their deb.s
uoder the faid Commifion, are hereby re-
CURED tocome prepared TO prove The fame
Or they will be excluded the benefit of the
{4id Dividend.
JOHN M'IVER, AG.gsee.
March :. Jaw lot.
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N052ce.
Et2ll be oHeYea TOR sale,

M II
At ereda # ioree montbs, at !be f0veru
IF join Goodiag, near C0m<rm Kim,
an Tbuydey the 24fb day Of Marrb,
inf. yJan, il nat The ntaf fair dey,
g Ii and inguIar the pettonal eita,e
L a of The late Byan Lard Fairfax, de-
ceaf-d, Except certain lesacies conGaing
of onc itags Wagon and gear, one rid
ing chair I; alto, number Of Books Of
various kinds, in number 1914, bound,
and a quantity pamphlets che Wagon
and gear, one hlyer watch ard two gold
rings, ali his wearing apparel, &c. toge-
thef With all Ire flaming uiendls.
The purchasers are to give bond, with
approved iecurity, 70 The executor. All
fans under 3os. will be ca!h. The fale
will -begiDat 10 o'clock.
HENRY GUNNELL,
6geat jsr the Executor.
March 3. 1aw3t+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-03

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