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THURSDAY, Aucusr Is.

1HUhoDAIl AOSoSl fs
The democra.;c.prints FL their filthy
COLUMNS with abufe, in a pretty regulaf
rosine, on all the great and good men,
Unprecedented TO tk.YarD, who cunsribut-
ed TO our independence.
T'hoic who went, hanI in hand, with
Warrington, in that glorious ftrussle, are
dsnouared with jacoainic tory, ana fach
as Imported his prrelidentisl chair are
treated like foes to their country.
Among men of the la0 deicriprion We
find General Hamilton, whosc honois
they endeayor TO pluck from him, and
whole merit they eadcavor to depreciafe,
by every fcurrilous epithes. In doiag
theie things, they calumniase the memo
~ of our beloved Warrington; for TO
attack ;thoie who fapported his 'meaiaEes,
is the mott daaardiy method OF condemn
ing him.
After a omcnt'.reaedion on she re-
cent abufe of thief: publications from the
Auyora to the humble Bee--mark, citizens
Of all deicript;ons, the words Of Waih-
ington, when fpeaking Of Hamilton, and
then Judge for yourielyes.
Extract Of letter.from General Wash
ingsoa to President Adams, dated Mount
Vernon, September Is, l79s.
"It is an invidious task, at al times,
TO draw comparisons, and I shall avoid it
as much as possible: but | have no hesi-
tation in declaring that, if the public is
to be deprived of the service of Col. IIa-
milton, in the military line, the post he
was destined TO Fill will net be easily sup
piled; and that this is the sentiment Of
the public. ! think .can venture to pro-
nounce. Although Col. Hamilton has
never acted in the character Of a general
officer, yet his opportunities. as the 1ru
eipsi and most eoafa<atol Aid Of the
Commander in Chief, afforded him the
means of viewing every thing on larger
scale than those who had only divisions
and brigades to attend to: who knew no.
thing of the correspondence of the Com
mander in chief, or of the various orders
to, or transactions with, the general Staff
ofthe army.
These advantages, and his having
served with usefulness in the Old Con-
.gress, in the General convention, and hav-
ing filled one of the most important de-
paftments of government, with atk9sqvl-
edged abilities and INTEGRITY, has placed
him on high ground, and made him
conspicuous character In the u. States
and even in Europe. To tlsese.sas
matter of no small consideration, may be
added, that as lucrative practice in the
line OF his profession is his most certain
dependence, the induccment to relinqu sh
it must in some degree be commensurate.
BY some he is considered an ambitious
man. That heis ambitious. shall rcadi-
ly grant, but, 1t IS offbat Lauda6k kind
Fubieb trombfs man to excel liz -evbat-
eyer be takes in band.
/" He is enterprzlug, quick in his per-
ceptions; and;i his Judgment ixtaitiiOe.
ygreat: Qualities essential TO a great
military character, and therefore repeat,
that his loss will be irreparable.''
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s.o.IIics the attack. 5.
fspsN NEGOTIATIONS are still continued BY
pn.s;an Minister, but without much
.ry - ofpsaec.
The French have prohibited the I'M
....;on Of British Manufactures, OF Bril-
:.s Colonial produce, and of any thing
s lie from Great Britain, even in neutral
vessels.
IL we do not doubt that in the y. States
=. .n will look with considerable anxiety
. the event of the contest.
& We inclose you price current, but
- me present state Of affairs, we apprehend
IA, no opinion can be given, in which
confidence may be placed.
Cotton, Sugar, Coffee, Cocoa, To-
h,cco, Dye Woods, and all the articles
INJECTED with the export trade and ma
,nfattoriss, must remain perfectly unsafe
,bls. tiIl some s>ea,e channel can be found
= introduce our produce and manufactures
into the Continent.
g Flour is SIS. 33s. and dull. The
prospects Of harvest are very favorable, and
the i,nporsations, of late, from America,
have been considerable.
The stocks of DISCRETION Bark are
larger than some years consumption will
take off, and we strongly advise no ship.
ments being made.
!" Timber is likely to remain steady.
+" We particularly recommend you not
to enter into any speculations. The
changes may be so rapid as to render the
success Of The best formed very uncertain.
When any opportunity offers, You may
depend upon our writing.
/" Though from the long continuance
Of negotiations, an opportunity was given
Of securing considerable property on the
Continent, there is yet some outstanding;
and in the manufacturing towns several
severe failures have taken place; others.
are expected. and confidence appears near.
ly altogether destroyed.
" The effect has not yet reached this
place, and our merchants are perfectly
firm, and never known in better circum-
stances; but the want of sale for produce
must put them roserious Inconvenience in
the end.
{" The new and consolidated duty acts.
Fare not yet put in force. Wehear Of no
alterations in the articles stated TO you !;
but as soon as we can obtain particulars
which can be depended on, they shall be.
transmitted TO you.
The act allowing the free importation
Fof -four, &c. expired the 3oth June,, it is
not expected to be renewed, and will be
subject to the import dates. We defer
advising themtill we see the new aets.-
The delay however cannot be material, as
there is at present no prospect of advan-
tage from a Shipment.
The new duty is expected to NOR
row. The duty on flour under the cid
act, isis. per cwt. and 90 per cent. there
/ cn.''
Captain Brown, of the sehr. farmers
Delight, arrived at the Lazaretto, informs,
that the day before he sailed, the mail
arrived from Barbados, brought an &C.
count thai the French feet from St. Do
mlngo, with Gen. -Rochanibeau on board,
were taken. Martinique and Guadaloupe
were said to be blockaded. The English
made an attack on the FORMER, but were
repulsed.
NORFOLK, Auguit 10.
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NOpFOrK A,c,i, -

). NORFOLK, Auguia 70.
Arrived brig Flora, Davis, Jamica.
Schooner Mary Johnaon, Brown, st.
|Croix, II days.
Ship Asrora, Bulh, Nantz.
Ship Eliza, --, Nantz, balafs.
Schooner Rebecca, Dsyfdale, Grenada,
q days.
Birth do0p Bell. Stowe, Barbados,
II days.
Bri'ilh fhip Hope, Clifford, ST. Tho.
J. Birth brig Adventure, Chapman. An
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N0t2ce.
Eoy;nr Gnf(,ined much do

Having fultained much da-
mage a, well as incor venience, from the
practice of perfaas hentiog and .fowling
withoet liccnfe, On ny euclo!sd lands in
the vicinity Of alexandria, l am con-
Trained thus publicly to notify, that all
future tfetpaaes Of that nature, will be
fu5mitsed 20 the cognizance of the law.
Oh. Alexander, jun.
AuguR a6. eo6t
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For the alexandria AdyeYt;ser.

DIX,
I OBSERVED, with no small degree
of surprise, a paragraph in the Washing
ton Federalist, asserting, that no less than
eleven of the principal Democratic officers
of our government were absent from their
different posts-from The President down
TO the accountant for the War and Navy
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of them for alonths-
and all, save one, for weeks.
Il is true, as that paper further observes,
that so clamorous were the Democrats a.
gainst Adams when he filled the presiden-
tial chair, that they followed him with bae
ard cry whenever he Left the seat of go.
vernment.
When we turn to the language of the
party of these very absent men, while they
were struggling to get their places--the
speeches, the pamphlets, and paragraphs
they manufactured, in order to convince
their fellow citizens that matters would
be better ordered by them. / say, when
we look back to those days, We are be-.
widered in reflection on the instability Of
man.
A thousand instances could be adduced
of the most libellous charges upon the
administration under John Adams-nay
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-13

The United States OF America,
D5fri7 # columbia, 10 e.u:
IN fiEd}EAS an intora,a ion has been
Wv flied in The Dilf,itf Court Of The
Umted States, for the D;frite OF Colom
bia, by John Thornton Maion, Esqaire,
Attorney Tor the. fame, againf nine pack
ages of SUBSCRIBERS OF the,ySlue of
Oae Hundred and Fifty Dollars, euuent
money Of RE United States, which iaid
nine packages of Sulpenders were brought
IN the Britilh barqae called the Henry,
from a foreign port, to tie unladen and
delivered from the faid bafque called The
henry, within the, United States, 30 wi,
lat the port of Alexandra, in the diifutt
afoteiaid, and were by Lionel Tsotter
then and there, being the matter and hay
Ing the command Of the iaid barque called
The Henry, cauled, fufered ami permitted
10 be unladen and delivered from the fald
haEqne called the Henry, within the u.
States, to wit, at the port OF Alexandra
aioTelaid, without permit from Charles.
Simns, Esq. then and there and now BE
ing Collector Of the laid port OF Alexan-
dria, AZ the county o! Alsxandria and
Di&i,t of Columbia aforeiaid, he the
fad Ljcnel Trotter, shen and there be
ing the mater and having the command
of the faid barqae called tbs Henry, an5
the faid john 1homfon Malon, has pray
ca TIA, the taid nine. packages Of Sltpen-
dcrs may be condemned aud diiqcfed OF
for The benefit of Ihe United States, as is
BY law directed = 6nd qvbeyeas, the Hon.
William Kitty, Judge Of the fad Court,
has ordered Friday the twentieth day Of
May next, at eleven O'Clock in The fore.
noos' Of The fame day, for holdias court,
at the coar; hou(e in The town Of Alexan-
dria, fcs the trial thereof, agreeably TO
the prayer Of faid attorney --N'onee IS
berxky givsn, that DiRiet Cours viii
be then and there held for the trial of the
p.emiies and the owneTsog owners, and all
pe,ions who may have any claim or int
ref therein, are hereby cited to be ana
appear at the time and place afoveiaid, TO
fbew cauie, il any they have, why final
determination fhouId NOT paf.
BY order Of the Judge,
TeRe.)
G. DENEALE, Cissk.
Clerks Office,
4IsYa3,dr;r E4rH 76 4
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/ will rent the DWELLING
HOUSE and w WAREHOUSE, or Prince
asset. The latter OF whilh occupy.
The Marehogte is very welfcalculated
FOR the wholeiTnle dry goods buiaefs, and
rhe othe, well calculated for the accom-
'modation OF geuteel family
VIZ. l1OIGSON.
Mey g. d
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Feb. 49,.

The whole Of the property eff
John Fitzgerald, advertlied for fale on The
zlit nit. could NOT en- thai or the (ucceed-
ing day be fat up, owing to previous en-
gagements OF the Vcndue Matter; it was
.then concluded as ,nOa eligible 70 pofPons
the Gale OF The reGiue until ne 18th day
of May, Onto There remain tie Diali-
Iery, the piece of ground upon Wolfe
and St. Aiaph freets, and TIE tract OF
Land ia the vicinity of the town, which
will on that day be expofad to lale On the
terms formerly advertiied.
TIOS. A. DIGGES, I Aaing
JAMES KEITH. ExetRtori.
May ?, 60
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VALUABLE PROPERTY,
A tract Of Land on IIolmes's

A tract Of Land on Holiness
ran, ia Fairfax county. confainins forty
four acres and an half, wisha water Grit
Mill, Dwelling tIoufe and'osher improve
sments thereon known by the nane OF
Milford, and formerly occupied By Ro-
bert AilifcD, deceaieG, and is diitaht fom
Aiexapd ia about 5 mixes.
Another piece of Land in the.
vicinity Of this town, rear the George
Tow ,oad, containing five acres and
ten pefrhes.
ALTO, 64e.ellate, title and IN
tcreft IF iaid Robert Meaic to The tc!low-
ing los end gfoaod rents, viz: one Los.
fronting on-Pitt Rreet, between King and
Cameron ereets, lately occupied hy Ro
bert Meafe as garden Lot on Wales
Alley, adjoining The Lois IL potion q
Michael Thorn and Thomas Cfan,ie!
ground rent ofone hundred and 4 d9lS. PEI
AMMAN; on a Lot on Iulon lFeet, leaied
TO Thomas Crandell; enc ogheF rent OF
forty dollars per annum; on a Lar OF
Walcs's Alley leafed 10 Michael Thorn.
The fale of the frf mentioned tract Of
Land, will commence al, II o'eldsk A.
IL. and of the remainder at 3 O'Clock P
Nj. Terms of faie are notes with ap-
proved endorfers. negotiable at the Bark
of Alexandra, payable IN three, fix
and nine m5nshs. Deeds to be executed
TO The purchaiers AFTER the laa payment.
WILLIAM HERBERT
T,gaef.
Abrl IS. of
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Notice.

lN0t2Cc.
ALL perfons having claims
againf FRANCIS II. ROZER, EfJ.
deceaied, of Motley Hail, are. dehfed 10
bring them in properly authenticated
and thofe owing the eitate, are feqaeAed
70 make immediate payment to the fob
Gcriber, who is authorized to lettle the
fame.
THOMAS L. WASHINGTON,
Alexandra.
Feb. IS. 60
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PUBLIC SALE.

III buryd1ancs Of a Deed Of
TygP Irom Robert Mrolr, dsesafrd, ts
tie J96jrfi5sy, qpal be expe}ed 10 Jalt
az Safayday RE a5tt day IF Mig ueat,
on the pennies, tie fsl7oquAg
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THE defendant, Samuel Da-

/ III defendant, Samuel Da-
Wis mt having entered his appearance ard given
feeurlty atcarii G t the ad cf-fsmbly ana TIE
rules of this court ard ii appearieg 70 the fats
elton Of The cour5 upon affidavit, that The f5id
Samuel Davis is not iehabirant OF this Diff
i6, on motion OF the fiid conppdinants. by
their canncil, it is ordered. that the fgid aefen
iaat sameei Davis, do appear here on the iirtl
a. e. jufe caurt, reEt, aud enter his appearance
c, Tie fufa ard give feeurity for performing the
decree 81 sic court, and thar the other deFep-
dant. Robert 3, Janedor. do not pay away. con
vsy or iocfete rile debts by HIM i1g to- or tao
ffaate or efsctis n his harris belonging to the
flid abiant defendant samuel Davis, up.i the
furJher 3rd1r o. deotee Of this court; and that
COPY Of tilis order be forthwith pubhihed Tor tyso
m u'hsfnccefiyeiy - one 81 he pubic ne@ipa-
,pers pohlSlae u thi. county, and th1r another
copy Be paaed a; the from; door Of the court
houle Of tie sid cucty.
A topy-Iea,
C. DENEALE.
rawon, ,2iert-
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20 bales spinning Cotton.
Peppers, black and Cay enee, pimepto,
cloves, nutmegs, calIia, cinnamon and
mace, Durham muaard, pearl ard Scotch
barley, pickles aiiorted in boxes, madden,
alum, copperas, indigo and brlmfone !;
olive oil in bottles and hatks, Godfred's
warranted tegays, beit chewing tobacco,
Leeper and Hamilton's fluff, race and
ground ginger, ttarch, fig blue, pipes in
kegs and boxes, rice, prunes, glauber
fats, red and Pale bask, demijohns aaort-
ed, &c. &c.
April II. dim
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lust RECEIVED,
Thirteen Hundred lbs. dry, well cured
Venason Hams,
A few hundred fueet Oranges Of an ex-
celunt favor, freh LEMONS,
A few bis. new Pork ard Eieriings, very
good.
A]}G-Sced Potatoes OF an ex-
cellent quality by the barrel-o' bulhel.
ALSO,
A few barrels Of apples and
frefh Prunes. -
Aos., SanlnSs.
May s. d
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FIRST NOTICE.
n the Case Of JAMES SMITH, a BaaksW9t.
WHEREAS

Commission of Baakrap,cY founded upon the
act of Congress passed on the 4th day of Apr.l,
1900. eati,led" An act 10 establish an uniform
system Of Bankruptcy threughout the Uusted
States hath been awarded and issued forth a..
painst lanes Smith, Of Damfdes, in the state Of
Virginia, Merchant, andhe having been declar.
ed Bankrupt~-he is hereby required to surreader
himself 10 tie Commissioners, in the SAID Com
mission named, or major part OF them, On ftl-
day tlie 9th. aud Saturday the I7sh days OF this
present month, December, and Manday, the 9Th
day of January nexe, at 10 o'clock il the fore
noon on each day, ar the Commissioners Chice,
sft,,e house of Benjamin Parke) IN the iowa Of
F.elssioksbcrz and make full disclosure of
his estate and effects; whsn and where his Gre
d.tors may attend 10 prove thSir debts; at the
second meeting TO chuse assignees and at the
last sitting, the said Bankrupt is required to
finish his examination.
All persons indebted to tie SAID Bankrupt, or
who have any of his sf-6ls, are not 70 pay or de-
liver the same, bur 10 whom the Commissioners
shall direct.
Secretary to the COMMISSIONERS
:, Commissioners ciacss d
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WAS LOST.

On the road between Round
It'll and Col. Charles Little's, on the
It Of this preient inf. fmall BUNDLE
o. PAPERS, amongtf which was To-
Hcco Note on Colchefer Warehouie,
narked and numbered as follows: VIZ.
lOL. No. IS, 1905, Io3, 1000, iiiued
N the iublcriber's name, and figned
coulter and Bayley. Alto, one Bond
hSm Henfon Williams and Thomas Da-
ss tor 6fteeb pounds due me laR Chrl6-
0as, and one note from David Davis TO
nc, due at the fame time for fifteen dol
,'S's, with iundry other papers OF no va
.se 70 aoy other perfon but myielt, toge-
.asr with an Eagle in gold. Whoever
vas iound the fame, and will deliver them
y NE, near Colcheaer, flall be welcome
. the cath aforementioned.
WILLIAM TRIPLETT.
Way rs. CIV
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Uybhai15 LoU1-t.

TT has lately been dete5m,ned, that
4 where Pcobates Of Wills and Letters
Of Administration have been CT may be
granted cur Of 'he corporation aid county
of Alexandra, Executors and Adminifra-
tors in fucb cafes, cannot maintain actions
till other prubates and administrators are
granted thereln-And as this circumstance
and the time OF holding the CfYlian's
Court may not be generally known
Notice is hereby giyeo, that an Orphsn's
Court is held for the county OF .Alexan-
drla, on The facond Tuciday certainly,
10 each month (beiides adjournments as
occ2iion, may reqaire) and that on the
fecond Tueiday in next month, at The
Court tioule, court in coufie will CON-
mence and fit as many days as this, CT
any other 5ufael may require.
B. order Of the judge.
CLEON MOORE, Reg;Ge, Of
WlsJo Alsxauaria C0aut.
Nav ~. Jaw
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A VALUABLE MILL
FOR Sale.
HE fubicriber wiihes to fell

tt He fublcrlber Wlfhes to Tell
IL his MILL, known by the name of Cliff
to- Mill, within two and an half mics oil Dunn
fries, on the waters of Qnaayico, whieh IS as
conitant hream as any III TINS part OF the coun-
Try, ard IL an exceeding healthy iitGaton; very
conveniently hfuated To hne wheat county,
not being mere than hall niie out OF the way,
III gGiDg to Dnalfres, from the main read led
ing from I'auquer Caugtitouie, Centervillc,
&c (and by fone thought not any out Of the
way at alb and very god road TO it. There
are, il he purchaier choofes, ,2274 acres Of land
which may go with the mill, (cxcept enc acre
which wil be relervsd) or i3ialier quantity as
may be agreed On I he nil is al Over ih4t W 18th
wheel OF 70 feet 9 inches and 4 feet heal, with
two pair of tones. One pair of irenth huErs CT
{ feet, fhe other Of Caiogne, with every appa-
rltus neceilary for carrying on merchant buiineis
TO the beit advantage. The mill houie is fifty
feet Iong and twenty fever ct wide, two Tories
high, with Cnail kiln for drying coru, toge-
ther with barn, fable, cow h uie and lumber
houfe, convenient to the mill. conveaisnc
dwelling houts, (not quite ieihed) with kit-
CHI. n, meat and corn h4ule the whole of which
have been butt within years paft There arc
two very tk-.ving young orchards OF peach and
ether fruit trees 1t was luppyled, had not the
froft killed the fruit this lpring, upwards Of 100
gallons of brandy might have been made from
them. Should the whole OF the land be requir-
ed with the mill, there is another imail houie,
kitchen and meat houfe, at ihort ditlance from
the former.
The iituation of this property n1uG render il
dcfrahle acquiGtion 10 any perion inclined TO
engage in this line Of buhncfs particularly 70
as il is lituated 70 near tide water. 1t is deemed
unneccGary TO fay any thing more relpeGfng the
premics, as 1t is prefuned any perfon inclined
to purcIlafe would with TO fee them Nothing
would induce ME to part with this valuable pro-
perty, but the presling demands agaialf me
which am anxiqu, TO dhtharge. therefore q
ereat bargain may be expected. Any luther
information may be k1own on application to.
JOHN SOWDEN, Clifton Mill.
Dunlfr;es, May II. 2aw4S.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
Has far Jale at bisfo,e, otasffe Dean and
Ga,dne,'s, Uni0n frSet,
The following Articles:
RUM of different kinds, Holland Gin,
French Brandy, Whiikey and Wines,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
BeR green Coffee, Chocolate,
IIyEon and Young Hyfon Teas,
Tammarins, frelh Rice,
Mufcadel Rafins by the box,
Frelh Figs, China Oranges,
Lemons and Lines,
Rhode Hand Cheele,
Mems Shoes fen excellent quality,
Salmon in kegs,
Fine Rhode Iland Potatoes,
Cavendiih's Tobacco,
Bef Havannah Segars,
Shad and Hcrrings by the bl.
Good frkin Butter,
Soap ard Candles, and general abort
ment GLASS and CROCKERY WARE.
Juf received one hid.
FRESH LEMON JUICE,
which he offers for fale on very moderate
terms, by the gallon or imaller quantity.
ABEL WILLIS.
Nav 10. d
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l3aOslf liaaaue.
On WEDNESDAY,,

=, ,rlsek, mil be soid al The Venda<
Store,
| Rum in hoglheadsand barrels.
french Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whitley and Apple Brandy in bis.
soaar 10 hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in sierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
paiGns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FUQNITUl' f, &c.
AIS o,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Xesieymeres, Dufiis,
Plains and kerieys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elafieks, blue Freezes,
Calimancoes and Rufels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irih Linens, Silefa do.
Platillas,
Olnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
lIulins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiets,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candlefticks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Maysz7.
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RICH ARD VEITCH g Go.
HAVE IMPORTED,
In the the ihiP William and John, from
London,
A few cafes Irilh Linens, a
large and handfome Election of Prints OF
the Iatelt patterns two trunks of elegant
~ aGorted ribbons; A, o-S and o.
plain and coloured cambria mullins, cot
ton velvet, dimities, ariped cotton and
cotton hoGery, with feveral other articles
adapted to the ieafon, which they offer
for fale at their warehouie in King ifreet.
on the mott reafonable terms for cath. or
a ihort credit.
May s. dim
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28
Molasses, almonds, sc.

Twenty hhds. retailing Molaaes Of a
very hyperion quality,
Twenty trails frefh Almonds,
A quantity OF loaf and lump Sugar in
hhds. & bis.
Ten tielces freih Rice, received per
brig Celia, from n. York, and for iale
by ]. and T. VOWEL.
They haze on hand,
"a hhds. St. Kits Rum, I'D and Sd
proof,
100 bis. Pork,
40 do. brown Sugar,
Mufcafel and bloom Raliins,
60 tons Platter,
A few quarter cafks
London particular Madeira Vine.
May 21. cow