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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14
TApE Worm.


Mr.. SAMUEL FuI t,ER, Inn-keeper, on
the Hartford road. ten miles from Baltimore,
began about 60 nlonths ago to be grievouay AZ
aisted with tape worm, which increafcd f1it
in lize ana arens h, 60 as to excite the mott
horrj leniatiors by It's writing motions ahd
nrslerable pains, relembling the gnawing and
Gearing of MS bowels, which deprived him OF
bis nccefary aeep, and caWcd iutR dreadful ap
prehenfons a, cannot be conceived but by one IN
a fimilar iituation--his appetite waited rapidly,
and with that his ilrength 70 tha1 he was, una
bic TO attend TO any buiinels--when he heard
OF forre excellent cures performed by Hamil
{ on's worn, lazeages, he took large d0te, which
brought away about FOUR YARDS oil The
worm NOW in he pofeilion Of Lee q. Co.
but renewal of his pains ioon convinced him
tha. this monlroas reptile had rccoveredits trit
yigour-Appicatio was made to Lee & Go.
fer more OF their snedcine, with thar advice
from which refulted the total expuliion Of his
formidable enemy, in fcveral pieces, which hS
fuDpoledto be SIX or EIGHT YARDS more.
A few months have fncc elapfed. and Nr.sFal
Ter is now III perfect health. l lfc above faces
are we known to numerous circle OF his neie h
bours and himlelf will crafty any who may
will to make luTllleE liliullcS Oh iiS luISeCt
Although Hannltons @oral lozenges procllce
fuch powerful effects, when neeeifary, YET they
are perfectly innocent and mild in their opera
ton on the human body, even taken in large
doles, as Mr.. Fuller will tefiiy--their particu-
lar mildnefs is abundantly evident inaislnun.efa
BE cures cf infants.
Communicated BY Dr.. Jobn Spa.gltr,
York t1qva, PENNSYLVANIA.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOL.
,rtiER, nAinitcr Of the Mofasian church, in
York town
1o1f, J4aaay 4tb, 1907.
Dear Sr.
DR.. tiamiltor's lozcrges have been recon-.
nendsd TO me IS very adequate means for the
cure of children afflicted with worms procur-
ed bog for tie uIe OF my firmly, to try, whe-
,er by means of this medicine, might be era
bed to p1in point, which. TO Accomplish, dit.
fcrcnt other means had proved aborrive My
eldca by had very fckly appearance, was very
rpiflefs at night grew caner from time tot;me:
i fl,rt, he f.cnic ITO be in precario,f- Gate Of
heal h. which would yield none Of ihs nedi
enc, adminiaeyed, uatil gave him two d, fe,|
II laze, gcs ag eeahiyto the directions whi,l
:lrried off a inbitanec TO al appearance ! nYerg-
..scus tut r.on eiele ;nfpoG;on gu:t reyel.,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14
Or. EIAdN's True aisd GENUlsE CIR
NAS COIN PI-Ai5IER.

An ;nfaigl. remedy fos corns, fp> cdi.y enov-
y their, root aad bian1h, wi,holt giving pain.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14
THE A3ODYNE ELIXIR.
For the cure of every kind of head ache.

INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fate ana lpecdy remedy Tor the vcnclial diC
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14
Dr HAMILTONss ELIXIR,

afovercign remedy for Colds, ohititate Coughs
Atthmas, Casarlhs, Sore Threats, and Ap-
preaching Conilaaptions. 90,
10 parents qvbo nay .bave ebfldysa e.55'iasa
zvitb THE HOPPING COCGR. 5.
This dilcovery isof the fiji magnitude, as J.
IS an immediate relief, checks thc progress ana
in fhort time entirely removes the mott esef
s1forder 10 which children are iifb'e--ehc Ehxlf
Is 20 perfectly agreeable and the doie-to lalah'
hat no difficulty ariies in taking it.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14
SAMUEL BISHOP ,
BOOKSELLER, & STATlosER

BOOKSELLER, e STATloNEK
Regs4es,ns,ssH!y iutorar, .5esPu5he thai bs has
yseelUed from Lee g CHS Patent and
Fam5y Medicine SIRE, Baltimore, a.
tre15 ag0ument sf the folloasMs
Valuable Medicines,
Wlicb are in b;g5 eFeem and general aI<
,kr0agbout TIE Ueited Sf0tfs, magy q
them being folde6eapSr than re drugs
-f1vbleb .bez are seompoaaded, fOnlaros
,pmebaled at retail Stare.
G TAKE NoTIcE, s.
T,bat S. BsGop j, appointed tie ONLY T.
genf Tar 44leaa1ayia.
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Ian. IS.

Wanted TO Hire Immediately,
\ BOUT 20 hands, IL hewefs anl
1 4 5 Wagons and teams. Employ
ment may be had 8 months, or more, pj
application TO and N. Scholaeld, Alex
andr a, Ilachar Scholield, Walter OF WIN
Linafey, near Colcheiter, or Henry Wool
ow, at Aqua. j
n. B. Hands arc t. bring axes an
liewers broad axes.
Feb. 7. aa~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14

az Sold likewiie BY S. Plea
Jants, Richmond RoJs and Dou-
g1a6, Petexlbxg T. Green, Ere
derScklDwgh G. Pwdle, Smith
field; NJ. Jones, SafoA Dr..
Miller, WlnchsRev; R. Green,
hosv, Wllsaml5uygg and +. &av
Lee/5wg.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14

IN ounce q Prevention IS worth pound Q
cure
For the prevention and cue of bilious and ma
tenant levers
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14

Sworn and fa,l.rihei before E5ncz-r ForSer-
fon, E:v. o..c ofthc aices Of The peace 10 m
jai,t Y, : Ca,3Dty
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14
CASES OF CURES.

(SesRrd 1rom tboGl4ads1 The aafbeafi
city OF zvbirb au1 psy(ou nay G/eerfa1N
eitbsr BY letter ar feyonnI ei5le4tio1.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
seIeaeu Poetry.


RscM THE PgRHkx or HATEE'
UNLESS my fair ones cheek Be near
To tinse thee with hyperion red,
How vain, 0 rofe, Thy boafsed bloom
unlef prime fsafon Of the year.
The grapes dreams beround the ihet
Alike how vain isthy perfume
70 ilirubs which lSirt the Tented mead,
Or gardens wax embroider'd gay.
Can the f~eet voice Of Joy be found
Unlefs 10 harmonizs the made,
The nightingale. foft-warbled lay
Pour melting melody around
Thou aow'ret trembling to the gale,
And thou, o cypref. waving how
Thy green head in the funmsr air
say-wha' will all your charms avail,
1.-THE dear maid, Whole blulhes glow
Like living tulips, &c not there
The nymPh who tenpts with honied lip,
With cheeks thar ihame the vernal rof-
IN rapture We can ne'er behold,
Unlefs with kites fond we Up
The lrfcious balm that lip bellows
UuleLs our arms that nynph enf,ld,
Sweet Is The .ofe enPurp'ed bow'r,
And fwcs; the juice drilling bright
In rills of crinfon from the vine
But are they rweet, or have they power,
To bathe ths ferries in delight,
Where beauty's preIence does not lline.
Nay, let the magic hand Of art
The animated picture grace,
With all the hues it can devile
Yet this no pleafure will impart.
withOr, the foul enchanting fste,
Tinaured with natures purer dyes.
But what's thy life, o Hafcz, fay :
A coin that will no value bear,
Alrho by thee IT'S pried n vain
Not worthy to be throwa away
AT the rich banquet Of thy fair,
Where bound Iefs love and plsarure reign.
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eating knowledge with the greateR cor
rsetneis and propriety-
8. Reproof fhauld always be accom-.
panied with moderation lince fsverity
defeats It's own objea. The gathered
torn, while Il promaes foil gratifica.
ION TO our reIentment, often break with
detru aive violence upon our own heads.
7. The extremes CT oPpoGte pafions
often ihow Ihemlelves by hmilar appear.
ances. have known the highea efu-
fions OF Joy and grief to bear fdch a
near resemblance 10 each other, as NOT
eafily to be di(inguiihed.
g. That Rate Of concioufnefs which
makes as inienhble TO furrouading cir
eumfances, is the mot fublime that
belongs TO human nature. It's this
which m ,kes the foul feel itisf to De
lonething more than mater.
9. The experience of every moment
bears teaimony TO the fssblenefs Of hu !,
man hopes.
10. He who is called TO 60 through
A courfe of experiments in trouble, will
find thar the ait of tutoring, Ike all
others in which we would excel, mull
be cultivated with care, and is to be
acquired only By flow and painful RePs.
y
II. Some will faY thar they can bear
any thing but the Iofs Of friends. Great
as We mua acknowledge this affection
to be, it is OH difficult TO dfcover why
an exception ihould Re made vi h ref
pea to that kind of trouble, to which,
Of all others, we are mof expofed. Ii
is always true, that the deareh connec
ton we have, may be now Handing on
the very margin Eff the grave.
Portland, Maret, 1909.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

4 rot hr. Q have tren na'urally tx
Psaei, from g.ns'ca.aa ~ soar tai
cai., thar ycn ~oD.d have HstrJ Ne
obiervatiln and Arguments ~ yuur IVY.
Po7enl al thr hel Alv4ntlte. ani hen
have rndelvoreI ta coHglie them. fn.
teal Of stten pting to evate thIr
force, by the fc1rvy Iriek OF marapse-
ienfafion.
Asto your gToundlef CHARGES, de-
cla.ations And infnur.ons u 4 marg
nsrt deGgn. q puriniag 4 tAvori,e "A
OF untairnels, 81. you are heartily
welcome ID al The advantage and plea.
lure AMI 10 all tie honor an w OF
which can, by any r aisi.i-v result fr-m
hat part OF your performance. Yol
oh'cr1e that hnnanum eif efrare. IA
engfaven on The front of every ctit4 "
Alan" w. IS ready u knowledge
fhs truth 81 that cbfervaron. III iar w
refpetts himfelf. lie never made anr
Pretence 10 perfection. re his accor-
DINGHY endeavorei m corre9 his etrafs,
By the aaterert row e1hihi,ed AMI
perhaps i may MT be swifs for v-u Mr..
.. 70 are ppr 70 corre2 lorie If the
numerous errors, which you have CON.
n'iJted. However, III regard % errors,
w. i willing 70 llbrit tie nsuertI
arbitration. relieving that ~ rerioa
can with any ihaIav ofi0l 4iaute
vour right 10 a dorlI r4stoa. NJ.
@ appears ldiis6et with the taabfth-
mtnt al one term OF tl= 5. r. Courttp
Be holden At Alfred, and end .av1rs ID
Periuade every body slfe - Be Etisfed,
without any further alteration. re -
10 elevated NTH The flccts rerp-diuz
Alfred, hat he lcem3.ar ps rltrt IN hav.
loA fight Of tie interea OF the people IA
the country, as we'll as thar of Ihoie 1a
the fsa coat. he has paid NJ attention
~ Tbs f4vine n tsav-l, 10 The s,aounr
Of two hundred Dollars, the difference
ct cEpence between holding o1e term e
tie Court N the ceater III th. county.
and holding theftme IN an e1trern. paYt
thereof. He f5ems to thiuk t-at tie
m pie ia the cate q part at the couuty
have no Teafon 10 complain Of 5cing d.
bliged 10 travel thirty mics, CD 4ttend
the 5 ] Courr &C York while thcfe IN
the fouthern part IF tie county cau AZ.
tend It there ~ uaye!i1g DOLLY Eve ~
fix miles. Can theie things Be RICH.
1T msalures were irnme-ia ely adopt.
Cd fpr The removal 81 he OG.e III the
Reglscr of Deeds, which az prefsrt i
kept within leven or eight nlrs OF
Newhanpfh;re, and lhe futhern corner
Of the county, 20 fome central and coz
venieut place ID TIE county vou!3 III re
be any danger in the pufu:r of fash
meafnres' IF VIE end prudent nea.
fures for promoting The real intcrea of
the county accompanied vith dlere-
gard 60 the rules Of lnfice and equality,
lhould BE- psriuei with futabie refo-
LUTON and perseverance, I think they
would b fnally crowned with iuceeis.
n egsR HyBsr % fse C7azty IF z-sr4.
January iztb, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

Go the GuitOr Of RE I9ortIsnn ouystte.
SIR.
YOU have been Plea(ed to re
qoef from me more frequent communi
cations for your paper and as have
no reafon 10 doubl your fnceri,y, | am
willing 10 obiee you whenever il in
my power. Since my leilure for flch
emplovments is fmAll, allow nae TO FL,
with fms detached reflections, the lpace
which unavcidably occurs between
productions Of more iyGenatic kind
They are iuch as familiarly arife in the
mind and rather than they ihould b.
lof, or ief; 10 the Precaious imprelIions
OF memory, 7 occaGona.ly amule my
felt in committing them to writing
Yen will at once reco!Ie9 tome illufri Jus
examples Of this kind Of competition
The Proverbs Of Solomon have, for ages
b=en cad and admired while the a ph
oTirins Of Lava;er, and The Maxims ot
Rochsfaucsuit, have not been loft
amidll the profufe publications Of later
times. 'lhere can be no doubt bur all
thee works, With Others OF Gmilar ma
ture, have urged intimations Of uu;h 10
numerous minds, which have greatly
ailiae@ the growth Of wifdom and hap.
pinefs- Could | allure myfelf that this
objed night be promoted, in the final
left degree, By the pref-nt attempt. no
other compeniatioR would be neceGary
for the hazard which attends il
am Sir, yours, &c. P.
THOUGHTS.
I. Should any ore look upon The er
ercif- of penning msxims as a trivial
employ ment, let him but make trial
himfelf, he will foon hod that it requires
cloie and habitual thinking.
:. He who proaitu,es great powers
to tie purpofes Of wickednefs ia the moo
abandoned Of wretches hewho difplays
them merely to raiie himfeIf in the view
of 0 hers, ihows but half The dignity Of
mind but the man VINO iPchos MS
foul 10 the cauie Of God and the uni
vsric. has attained the fummit Of intel
leaual glSry.
Z. " Perseverance IN any profelion
viii mott probably meet its reward,
without the influence Of any contingent
intereH."
4. When a man has once eaabliihed
literary authority, he may FAY what
he pleafes ard II he pleafe TO fay moth
ing sut what has a GOOD tendency, we
ought to rank him among the haPpiea
of mortals.
{. C.iticiGn. when ccnduaei with
ability aud good nature. i a ufsful art I;
as il h.lps the Judgment in eommuni-
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for tbis Ga5etts.
To d RUSTIC OBSERVER.

y . tVlS GoefttEs
To q RUSTIC OBSERVER.
[Corcluded.l
YOU quote w in the following man.
ner, i" You oblerve ia fubRahce, that
if the people in the country with for
one term of the S. ]. Court back from
the Tea, il my rot be improper to in,
FIT OF objections aganf it, provided a
fuitatle place can be found." w. az
fsrted directly the ,everfe /: for he in
that paragraph faid, that g it may not
B. propertoinfR upon objections againR
IL" bu., as this may be an accidental
miliake in yor, O. an error IN the prefs,
much href, lhaIl not be laid npon it.
You FAY h ( this IS giving up the ar
gument. Want Of Accommodations is
% Gale an objection at beR, and has
been harped upon in this buiinefs to 70
little advantage, thar It feems now to
be given up by all thinking people. I"
What argument is given up Surely
w. has not given Up the argument, IN
favor Of Kennebunk in preference TO
Alfred and he has not, 10 lis rate
ment ard oblevations, argued againf
holding one term Of the S. ]. Court
IN the interior part Of the country, pro.
videj another tetm lhall be holden in
the center Of the county, on the fea
coat, or as near it as fUitable place
can be foun1 for the purpofe- You
feem 10 think that want of accorinoda
lions IS an objection Of little or no
weight. in the prefsnt cafe y; and that
Al thinking people have given it uP. j
believe that they have not, AS yer, aud
that they never viii give up luch fold
objection though az the fame time they
may not ipiilt upon. il. Courts we're
held in Drefien, formerly part Of
PovnalboToush) in the county Of Lin
coil, IN or near the center Of the county,
adjoining Kenaebsck River, for the
lpace Of about thirty years and, for
want az f1itable accommodations, were
finally removed from thar place to WI
caG,t. IL waGt Of accommodations Is
an ob;e,fion Of no weight, why was not
the t1rn. of the S. j. Court removed to
Coxhall, which Is nearer the cen;er Of
the county than Alfred The only OBJ.
jeetion Of any importance which you
offer agsiaf the removal Of the term
If the S. J. Court now holden at York
to Kennebuak is, that il will be attend
ed with fome expence the amount of
which / take 70 be this, that thee is
now a goal at Yo'k, and that the in
habitants thereof viii build new court
houfe, at their own expence. | doubt
not but they viii be willing 10 paw .
cullomary part OF The expence, which is
about one half or At leah one third part,
and the fame may be reafona5ly expea.
ed from Alfred and Kennebunk. in
cafe court hoHles fhould be ereaed there
As to goal, one viii AZ preleut be
fuficicnt for the two latter places. be
iides it NAV be inexpsdient TO build any
court .houfe at Alfred or kenns5unk,
until Il fhall appear by fair experiment,
that they are the mol fnitable places for
holding the terms If the S. ]. Court.
The realon why | do not thiak, that
The people Of York would content 70
defray the whole erps use Of building =
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D-noc,aii, CsaEGszy.--Mn john
Hoames, member ~ the Legislature
NJ Virginia, Il owner Of the line M asg-s
from Richmond n Fredricki5urTs
which carri.s the mail. On tins &C.
count IL Was made 2 qpe.iinn In ihat
BODY, whs,her he coult lawfully bold
his feat; and sfLcr fUil dsoEA =, /
was dc-i9eI that ~, cCntratfiBg 70 car
~ The NAL ~ - dfqyailly him.
Mr.. FhlP MOODY, rhoien member
Ut tie L-gilaur-, Is orrner o. &c lr-
If CAGES lon Riehmnnd 70 Wil'ia-af
burg, and e. contracted for earY'~E
fhc mail; and K has bee1 fsrikd tsi3
n Il thar Ills ciscr-aanss Y 3fg az
r. hin from lo.diae h's f.~t =h. y.
Moody ! Esirs.4.., Ilo1EsF -ro-
bin.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

RoHarARrE's DaEss.--Fror Iond0n pa
per.
F~o= n ec-rcPsrIFt in Pari', cve bare
rcceirrd IN fli3euisg iaverf7ry and efi-
nats cite Greet Mans Drei., a5 fur
n,5sf ~ ~ Great NAiion.
Avs'ust era5roi.4sred jp1, fuR
drsG uai5oFm gf Frsasb
gsasySl, u. IT6 q
Ha5ftgon -giiL gid rr4Iroidery, 6 o
ID military bat, b59 5eaver, 10 Q
Diams15 bshoa for ne tai,
4Drigbins. 2 II csryiff,. z3o,oco Q
4 fslr qr1b bsf Dsnsje1
bizsle, 10 O
Hit gsia5re " iahJ gold, = -. lc6 0
Di4u7n9 N ~ zr4tl gt orse-
odIlt, eaLsdfLe Rsgaf, 10000 o .
Di7nsnd tyer efvseedi-, 1900 Q
kfaaiftJ ef t5s sriAiaaff, 5000 q 2
{. 3S77H u
4<saifE5of ~ abors cIsfbes
ars uisfui ayf.els., "a.
ei8dsag er.Ersi5sry. gold
ALed fa5,s, Cr. Isl, 10
or74wea.a'prf, {. s97,4so Q ,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

eating knowledg. with the greateR cor
rretnsfs and propriety
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

60 the Guitor Of RE portIsnn oa5sttr.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-15
PHILADELPHIA, April II.

By the John ard Alicant, capt. Whit
ades, in 20 days from Liverpool, arrived
on Saturday, we have received London
papers to The 9Th of March, from which
numerous extracts OF an irterefing nature,
are made for this days Gazette. In tu-
,ure numbers We ihall continne our ielec
tions.
The Sun Of the I'D March has the fol-
lowing paragraph:
We have received Letters ircm To-
YER, which fate that The pcfilenfial dif-
cafe which has been raging in Frspse, has
reached thar port and Deal but we are
deGrous of hoping that our information
may be erroneous. Should it be true,
we uuff immediate means will be ,aken
to prevent it from lpresdlng."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-15

Ertya4s ofa }etses f5oa al ixshigfat mer-
eb0nt IN Livs,pooi, to a boajs III this
eiry, dated March 4, 1903.
The hne qualities of tobacco are
much demanded, ard the interior ALTO 90
eff well.
Sugars ard coffee are much,r- :,
Of late, and the Cocks beir: i re-
ituced, the prices are advs
Dye woods are fcalce, but the prefent
prices are above the peace level.
Tallow, Deer ikins, cane reeds, and
horns, are Ready and likely TO remain
fc.
Naval flores are aboves their level and
mutt tall. l hc Same may be obierved OF
Rice.
There have been :immenie impor,ations
of Quercisron Bark Of late. Real good
is worth zss. but there is 90 demand for
inferior, Of which the t9ocks are very hea.
w. Some Spanifh oak bark fer Tanners,
has lately fold at IG.8 per ton. Aihes
have lately advanced, but will probably
be lower. Dry hydes are much wanted
and the focks fmall. Flour ard grain
very dull fale, and rather declining.
Slaves OF good quality are wanted, bus
large quantities OF inferior on hand.
Sea lildnd, w. India and good New
Orleans cottons aye much wanted. Sc
yeral large arrivals Of Carolina and Geor.
gia upland Cotton of the new crop have
taken place bur the faple is not 70 coed,
nor Is i, 70 well cleaned as laR year
Thefe defects, together with the heavy i'm.
portstions, have greatly deprefed it.-A:
the quantity OF Welt India cotton on hand
AMI exIeded, is very limitec,, there viii
be ample room for good MAdlfippi, which
is the only iubhitu,e for Wet India.
The manufactures are uncommonly brilk,
and were never in more fourilhiug fate
than at preient."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-15

/, Af'' Alfred. Holmes, KsnneDunk W
ss era, Hague, Baltimore schooner
gg 'lana'' Mathews, Eden'on, y, G
t |. ,'nnn Couple, Daniel, windio', y. Z
flSpp9 P,w, N. Cafolina; EotePIlze'
B p..Lbsm. Wilmington. n, c. Two o, Bro
's.,.. Psruell, Snow Hill! Eliza, we %
, aisbn,ood /; Agnes. Hutton, Norfolk J
S M Hover, sonners, Gear Egg Har-
90 80. 0oop Morning Sar, Jarvis, Sehe-
-, s.or Polly ard Nancy, Fafest, SNOW
Isal Eliza, Waite, Wilmington n. Z.
p p,ie CharlsRon Packet arrived at ChaI-
,.ao0 p s days from this port.
14ryiVed tsaee on, kef.
Grin Columbia, Romans, of Bottom II
:, d,ys from Madeira. Left there the
Msr,han,, BARTLETT OF Bottom Refo-
n Horton, Of New York brig Lu-
'u =" Alien, of dc. and brig Two Friends,
w. Of Baltimore. Slip John, Mot
,sy Of Portland, failed 4th March Tor
Gaze ~, de Verbs lard fhip Allegany, Cot
g. &c this port Tor Calcutta, 90 the Cd.
March 5 in lat. So, 80, lorg II, Al,
foot. lchocper -, Frederick, out 3
5.vs from Bottom, bound to Alexandra.
The Columbia has performed her voyage
in So days.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-15
Notice..

THE fubfcriber finding his written and
verbal notices dilregalded, thus publicly
forewarns all perCons from trefpailing on
the enclofure adjoining his houie, and
bounded on the eatt by Mr.. Swift's lots
and Col. Hooe's farm. The damages
which his fences have fsaained will no
longer be Pefmitted-bal recouIfe had to
law.
The trefpafes are mott frequent On
Sxnaays, appetite tbe Catb0Ae Cbure5.
ALEX. HENDERSON.
April I5. eo3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-15
Notice..

ALL perlons having claims
againa FRANCIS H. ROZER, Elo.
deceafcd, Of Motley Hall, are deired to
bring them in properly authenticated /;
and thofe owing the e!tate, are requeited
to make immediate payment to the lub-
criber, who is authorized 10 iet,le the
anne.
THOMAS L. WASHINGTON,
Alexandra.
Feb. 49, TO-