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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-26
l3ubltc bale.

In pursuance Of q decree Of the
carr If Columbia Distria, at he
last June fern, boldfa in l4lexan
d,ia, qvN be slid at public aaaiu,
TO The bigbeu Gddey, FIR ysaay many,
SUNDRY
Wooden Houses 6 improvements,
Situate upon lots OF g.ound on the foutr
fide Of King Greet, between Royal and
Pitt freefs, which had been leafed by
Mordccai Miller to James Kidd for term
OF years now ended. The fale will be
made on the laa Monday 10 Auguit next,
at the prelnifes, in the forenoon of the
fame day, The purchalcr has the righ'
Of removing the houles and improvements
at any time before the a9th day OF Octo-
Der next, from the lots wherein they are
erected. Any perfon may view ADD exa-
mine the houiss by application to Johr
Honeburg and Matthew Eakin, in whole
occupation they now are, aud they will
be fold feparate or together, as may be
found mott expedient on the day Of fale,
for the puspoie of ielliog them for the beit
price.
T. G. MARSTELLER.
Tuly 26. 2awtdf
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Go AHen5lon F.!

The Members Of the EPSON
JOCKEY CLUB are defted 70 meet at
Gadfby's Hotel on Saturday the Oh day
Of Angua. at eleven o'clock. NJ 'Dbers
uali take notice, that on this day feverai
gentlemen wiihing to become members
will be balloted for. Gentlemen Sportf-
men of Maryland are folicited to attend.
Iulv III. E
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cer cws. II ID I s. Rofc,

r.,osos;Oe, per cwt. II % a5s. R0fir'
Der cws. IS 10 los.
Cotton, Bougbon, PsrlS. 3 fod 70 4s e.
sar,oam, a 81. ST. Domingo, Is 81
81. n. Orleans, IS ID 70 IS go:
1 g. and Sea Iiland bowed, Upland
soi % IS IL. Costons doll, but prices
exDetsed 10 Be lopported.
Los. oak, N. York, per cub. f. s. 80 70
8 81. Pine do. IS 70 IS 81.
PUNK, oak. N. Y. per foot u. %. SD
70 3D. Pine, dc. ~ 70 S.. fuitie, per
ron, l6 to i8l.
Nicaragua Weed, large, Per Ton, Is TO
Sci. Small SO 10 7ol. L. demand.
Mahogany, H0ndusss, per ioos, 10. n.
none. Cuba, IS Sd. TO IS I'D. Jaaa1
ca, IS 81 20 S Sd.
Sugar, Mafco. bfowo, cwt. SO 70 AS.
Middling, 45to AS. Good, As % SIS.
Fine, 81 70 SIS. tdavanna, brown, IS
10 ass. yellow, 49 70 SIS. White o.
TO SIS. A aeady demand.
COFFEE, ordinary, per cwt. Ioz 10 lbs.
Miadliog, lI3 TO iISs. Good, 1870.
ia4. Fiae, I37 g I4os. Ii demand
and ifock 20, very great.
Cocoa, w. India, per cwt. Is 10 Sos.
Cataccas, none. Scarce, ana Dat Atlle
IN demand.
Ginger, W. India, white, per cwt. 81 to
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One Cent Re5Uard.

RAN AWAY from the iublcriber, on
Wednesday The 10Th inf. an apprentice TO
the houic joinei's bufnsfs, named S0mati
8oASuger, abodt Al years Of age, 5 iees
5 or 9 inches high, dark complexion, and
has down look when fpoksn 10. The
above reward will be given TO whoever
lhalI asprehend and bring hoas i4id ap-
prentice.
James M'Guire.
July IS. d3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-26

Battalion Courts Of Enquiry
Of the I'd legion of the Militia OF the Dl-
trief of Columbia, will be held at the
Court Houfc on Monlay the fri day Of
Augua nexr, for the snsiIment of fines for
non-attendaHce at The mu6ers in June ard
July.
July ~. at
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DUNES.

Cotton. Of the growth of,he y. States
paws 7saol. c clinical, rod per y. In
dieo, ofshe u States, rs. Of rhe Birth
colonies or planta ions, ISs. of any other
place, us. for every 100 lbs. Toaacco,
from re time of importa ion may remain
In the Kings warehoute, free Of expen &,
for is moafhs. American thips pay IS
per soo, per mealnreEnent here, in@ards,
and rs per ron ousw7fds.
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VFQ23t60 70 fI2Y6, 81. 5
A Man COOK, Eaqeise Of The Printer
July IS. 90
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30

H1RE are many ncn, who make tiofs
ant figure IN the world, PATS for fhoiars and
politicians, who are totally Unqualified to
hn: for the1ielyes. Their opinions uoop
all important quefjons will coincide with thof.
which are adopted by the majority of The party
70 which they o-long IfJhey have fuai-jeG,
talents TO defend the opinion which has beer
ditta:ej 81 another, tcev are co. tent. And
&l.hough occai'oraiiY the glinmerings Of the r
own rcaion, oil iudden torrent cf rush viii
tempt them 20 doubt, they blink that GIVING
way 20 either viii tarniih ihelr ovn ebbene-
ron regulations. How many are there, who
reading this, viii not find themlclves almoR
ready 10 fay, this is an uadeniabIe truth; th-
writer (uTely means n,e who has told him ?
who is he The world is 70 fell of tattirg and
raifchief, that man has 10 way 70 eic2re, but
70 be hlent. Not 70, let evcr5 man read an5
reject, let him remember that human life If
ielf is tiiiuc Of biunders, and INTAKES, e. At
we are governed and Influenced by pagions !;
and thar the PATTON of pofefiag and lxercilinr
pow er, IS among the mof dangerous. l. i
more apt to hurry It's votariee, or rather its
victim, into the arms of vice than any other.
a miierabie object Of want and woe is forc-
times driven from tEcie cauGes 70 ccnycft his
neighbours property TO lis own ufe, the
community rites in vengeance agaiHft him 4.
the law lets loole all is attendants, and the
triumph Of luftice, order, and government IS
cfablifhod BY The deGru6tjon Of pigny.
On the other hand, man; vino, bycircin,-
Gances bad been placed beyond she conpvl-
1yenefs Of luch iituafio1, iecks TO be great
20 have name to have poJv@rj torcgulaJe,
or 70 flop the yeely " ds goveramfHf, he con-
triyes 10 Convulfc whole diRriG 4rms. de-
vaftation, fire and death cnfe, and thief. are
luccee3ed BY toe organization Of an army,
which IS marched iti,o the rcfraEtory diaricf.
The author of the miichicf withdraws from
the fcc1es Of danger and rjique. He ha done
enodgh Madness, folly and cnrhufaim have
commenced their 1eignj and the minor agents
Of the iniUre6tjonary drama, are left u face
its forms, to Gear IFS dangers, and to f!fer the
cenlequent pnnilhmen, After while, the
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30
BURR MILESTONE
MANUFACT0RY

: RNHE fubfcribcr takes this mode of return.
- ing his thanks to hts former natr,,r,, md
Informing the public in general, that he HAS fbg
dehre OF his friends) accommodated ne
MANUF ACQUIRING Of BURR NIIF.-
D ONES, and having furnifhed h;mfclf with
iupply of the 5eft materials, and hav,,g had
iixteen years experience in the busineis in Bal
tlnore, Pc.eriturg, and Richmond. hopes %
De able TO give fatisfaction to his employers.
ne 'toaes he will warrane 70 be IS good
assnY IN the United States.
:. Any orders left with Capt, WILLIAM
FENNocN, Norfoiks Capt WlLLtAM
CHAMBtRs, StaunFons Mr. WILL1Am tlAY.
Wythe County, or Mr.. RosERr MooRe,
Petersburg, ihali be duly attended 20, and
country produce received in payment st the
cuttomary prices.
81 TNVO APPRENTICES will BE ia
ken TO the above butinels, and a9ort time re-
qulred. w LIAM DAVIDSON.
Rithnohd, Jan. lori 1909. (,f)
y. b. For 6Ie, PLAISTER of ? XR is.
in ftoPe or ground for the improvement of
land, with directions for fhc ufe thereof
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30
TO TIE PUZZLE.

Gentlemen, who with to fubfcribe &c the
Saturdays Recorder, are requeited TO tsnd in
their subscriptions, withina very few DAYS
Butch obey need not DO, unleis they fend,
at the fame time, TOO do!larSiu aGVaUts. / he
Gext Saturday Paper,to wit. that OF the 10th.
current, is the latt char can be ifiuea to any
perion either in town or country, uniSiS to
rhofe that have paid for it, one year in adj
vance,
In pleading before the court of :Henfico
again} the king qf C!ubt, Mir. William
Marlhall obferved that IS The Recorder had
" the mott e1tenGve crcuH.tion OF any news
paper in Virginia; and that there was ne
&c yer, perhaps, az initarce OF luch an extern
" FIVE patronage acquired by any other news
"paper, in 70 ihort time" This pa
tronage has been acquired by expone, with
an impartial hand the faults Of all parties.
There never was more occaion for
political vigilance than. at preienr. AS
the bible lays, there IS DEATH IN the pct.
There exits an atfocious coniplracy aga5nit
the Ehc-ty Of the preis, and, OF courie, aga;ni5
the I!bcrsy of the people. This can be doubt
ed BY Nobody that has heard of GiotweWs
trial, on which we havc enlarged at 70 n,uc6
length,
Again, che right of fele6ling their own
magitrates has in effect, been torn froni q
majority OF rhe citizens Of Richmond, by
phalanx ofdemocratical uiurpers.
Take notice, alo, of what follows. In
laf feAionof adegnbly, MIR. VcnabIe Propoi
ed decIaratory refoluton thar the truth
mall be given in eUidenef in tast5 Of Hbei
This reioluton was, for that rime, defeated
by Peter Carr, tie coTlefpondent, iuch as he
was, of general Waihngton,* and the con-
fidental agent and nephew ofThomss Jeffer-
fon There can be no doubt that Peter, like
his apostojical nzneiakc, was in{3irsf fran
ABOVE.
Ricbmond,
IImeb23. 1903.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30
ADAM CRAIG, {. c. r.
BURR MILL STONE
MANDATORY.

'HR fubicriber returns hncers thanks to HI;
il friends and the public generally, FOR Che
very great encouragement he received in his line
of bufne(s iincc his commencement in Richmond.
He has lately received large fuPPly OF excellent
Burr tones at his mandatory, and does not heE
tate to sy, that he will fell Barr Mill-Stones as
cheap as they were ever fold in the United States
he viii warrant ebem to be Of the beH quaiity, and
give ahgle fecurity IF rcqaired) FOR tbctr perfor
maoce. Country produce VIII be taken n pay
nent, or a iborz credit given he has alpoa every
feed Mill-Stones ready for delivery; alic PLA5-
TER ofPARIS ground and IN tic fone.
CARSON HOLIDAY.
RiebmoBd, Jan. as1b, 1903 (d)
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30
RICHMOND MILLS.

~TNHE lubfcriber nc eby informs the pnbl;c,
thlt a length. after much trouble and ex
pence, he his nearly compict-a one Of his NILS
on the J4sse5 KiUs,- Caaai, in which there are
two pair of Barr tones for manufacturing
WHEAT, and two pair Of Cologne Rones now
ready 10 grind CORN.
That me Inconvenience Hhich might arife from
delay and ditFereace OF reaiu-es may be avoided,
CORN will be received only by weight, at fifty
pounds to the bufhel, and ubply of h4LAt. and
HOsiINY viii always be keeps ready give in
exchange, at the rate OF eighty FIVE ponds Of
Meal or ninety TWO pounds OF Homny, for one
hundred pounds Ct Corn.
After the los Of weight by cleaning, and eva
porarlon in grinding Is dedaded, the soil on Meal
will Be only aboat one ,ensh, and on Hou'ihy one
twentieth: 1t will therefore, be much 20 the in
tereE ofshoie who keep horleS, to have all their
Corn ground.
4s ne nbc5;beris uow providing Fan and
Screen for the purpofe of cleaning tbs Corn effec-
tuaily Before i is ground, and the deal will
be made from the BET Corn only, and meme but
fuch as is mere hantable viii be received; he hopes
tha, general (ati,lattion will be given.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
". B. The deau}iiop for S1oreaPs and Shrink
age on Corn, dep iited to be exchanged for Meal
and fIoniny, will be madeas moderate as pofible.
7GnNary I, 1903.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30
CITY OF RICHMOND,

n es@i,aoa Hell, Jan. i7t6 1909.
ENTHEREAS the prelent funds OF the cor
porarion are not adequate to the ex-
pence Of erecting a WORKHOUSE for rbe
city, which would combine within itfelf slj
the convenienc;es which well regulated ini}i-
tuition OF this Kind would require; having re-
gard TO the future population of this city, yet
Il IS wife and expedient that the funds now
defined for this ulefuI inftitution fhoud be
lad our in )uch manner as to anfger the
Prciert purpoies Of the corporation, and to
admit luch future additions as the encreaGne
population may require. Your Committee
therefore, beg leave 70 recommend it to the
confederation Of The Common Hall, TO call in
che aid of lhoie who have experience Of fuch
inititutous, and 10 offer premium for the
beH plan Of 2 Workhoufa, which viii be 70
con5ri9cd as TO admit of being erected in parts,
as the funds of the corporation will from time
TO time afford.
R.ioiUsd, therefore, thar the committee ao-
pointed 20 prepare plan Of w orkhouie be
dachargel from further proceeding therein.
And that the Mayor be requeaed 70 give no
tice in the new sPapers, OF otherwiie, that the
fun of thirty dollars viii be given By the cor
pcration, as 4 premium Ia the perlon who
fhaN produce TO th- Hall, on The third
Monday in February n:%t, the bef plan ofa
Workhoule, contracted as above mentioned,
and to be approved Of BY the Hail, efinating
the colt AZ four thouiand dollars.
Copy
Tehc
ADAM CRAIG, {. c. r.
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TO BE RENTED,

"-T7IIAT' large and convenient BRICK TENB-
d AEN'l in this cicy, lately occupied by Mr..
Pohert 7arHsr, as a Tavern and Boarding Boufe,
6;.,.se on me corner OF the Main-5treet; and
tha. leading to Ccl MqJe's Bridge. The eentral
fl,uation thereof cannot .a Of rsn,eJ by gen
temao qualified 70, the purPofeJ 70 eaiure a CON
adorable number Of refpeSlable boarders; or, it
is ar eligible rchdsnce FOR gen5eel private tsGi-
ly. The premiies may &c entered, on the hrh day
Of March nexs, or Immediately, as circumlsnees
may iuit; for terms apply to
ROBERT GAMBLE
WHO has for fale haudfomc aGortnent Of CAR
PETS AMI CARPETiNCJ, and genuine PORT
WINE, IN pipes and quarter calSs.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30
TO TIE PUBLIC

MANY gentlemen refding in Rates north
ofthlS have addrefcd letteg 10 us, 20 lend
fheR the Recorder; and reqheifed we 1voaid
aafne any pcrlon ini 'hiladelphia,or New York,
where they could fend their fub!crptlon mo-
neY. We take this opportunity OF informing
me public, thar Mr.. Lewis, paper-u7aker, At
Philadeiphia, will receive any frbfcr;ptions
tent for the Recorder, and Mr. Coleman, brin-
Ter OF fhs New York Herald, at New ! OK.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30
FRESH FLOUR.

'Hh Suo!c,1bers hereby give notice, thar they
are now ieady to make Sales ofFLOUR CT
ther own manufacture, and are. sHo deGtoua
70 2u rchaie Ff9eat, Carr, FleAf. Barrfls, sgaa
Ha'Js5.
soch as may want foppiy Of -Neel, lgomiry,
S is-Sf48, and EraR, are informed that they car
re FpEn.heu at ceT5ain prices curing the year, and
tA@t 'or the Preient quarter ending the aft Of
M3Ecs, ire prices will be foc 50 lbs. Meal IS. saa
%. and for s. lbs. lfon.iny IS. Sd.
hey hereby iciicit ali thoie Indebted TO them,
to MAKE payment as fail as poiible as theif iitua
tian does not enable them to grant fleh irdui-
gence as heretofore
They have hui on hand large a1orsr ent of
iRlSd LINENS, which theyare anxious &C dii-
poie Of
THOMAS RUrHERFooRD, & Co.
Fee. lteA. 1909.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30
NEGROES

e NY perion Wishing to d;frole OF likely Ne
4 4 gFoes are rsqaeited &c enquire ar William
Dagidio s tore, near the market. Wanted al,o,
a light WAGON, with, or withoat gsegs.
Ricb7soea Ma,cb 2 ri. tSo2.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30
REVISED CODE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS to the REVISED
Il CODE a. respectfully informed that the
Book will be ready for delivery on the FIR
of April next.
Fegraary 10TH 1904
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30
VIRGINIA

81 I 1, a esa5f restinpsd esi beid III Hs{ifas
: c'nnty, on Wsdneflt5 fbe 24ttS LAY sff Ma
p<Di5ee 1900.
iiaac Coles, Gcnr. plsise;f2
AGAIEsT
Stephen Biegs and IN
IKE defendant Bires, nos hsvinc entered
h" appearance and giyea fecurtv according
to the att os siiembIy and the rules of his
c0af', AID 4 appearing to rhe fatista&fion Of
the court, thu he is not an inhabitant Of this
COUNTER On the motion Of tn: plaintiff by
ms Council, II IS ordered ,has the aid defen-
cant do appear here on the fourth Monday IN
March nsXf, and anlwet tie bill OF the plan
nff' and that a copy Of this order &c for shwitb
Injected ~ lc5ne newspaper OF the city of
Richmfod for two months iucceffively, and
poitea ar The front door OF the court houie of
this county. 4 copg-T'eG
BERRYAIAN GREEN. III. <.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30

Il csnSf cestinpsd <si bea III Hs}ifas
C'nnty,oa TsdneGle5 fbe 24ttb LAY ,f Ma
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-13
Public SAFE.

VIII be offered at Public Sale, on the pre-
miles, en- Saturday the 10Th OF April,
AT 4 O'Clock in the afternoon,
The Lot with the House
thereon, at the South EAT corner of Ca.
meroa and Alfred ltreets, formerly the
OF Nj. Thomas Richards. A'io,
feyeral vacant
Building Lots
aioining thereto, Oh AliEedereet between
Cameron and King freefs. The hooie 8
9lcatanih Gsuatel and in good order 10
the accommodation ct family.
WIN. CRAsK.
April 2. CO;
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For Sale,

NNE half OF the valuable tracts OF
INLAND. in Stafford Comfy, called
Bell Plaixs and Hickory BOtiom, late the
property and refidence of George Lee
Waugh, decealed. Upon the land are an
excellent dwelling houie, with tour rooms
on each floor, and paGage; large barn,
kitchen, dairy, and fmoke booie hornd-
ed on one fide by Potomac creek, where
is an excellent hihery, and abundance OF
wild fowl in The feafon. This land will
be fola altogether or in lots, as may bef
fuit the purShaiers. Any perion dehroes
Of viewing il, will be hewn Bell Plains,
by applying 10 Mr.. Cary Seldom who lives
convenient, and the Hickory Bottom tratt
by Mr.. John Sweetiaan, who can alto
thew all the lines.
If this land is not d;fpofed ofby private
fale, it viii be fet up 10 the highrt bid
der, at Mr.. Eaes's tavern in Frederick
burg, on Friday the s i day of May next,
where plat will be ihewn 10 ,ho.c who
with topurchaie.
Two thirds Of the purchafe money mutt
be pad down. Twelve months ceedit
will be given for the balance, on giving
bond with approved fecurity, to bear IN
fereft from the date. For other partlcu-
lars apply to the tnbfcriber, who is au-
thorifed by the Devices to bargain Tor
the fame.
Gawin Corbin TwberuUe.
King George County. Dogs, dds
April {, 1903.
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BRIDGES.

On Tastday The third Nay usxf, 5fwg
the feean9 day Of Prince tS,illiam eoark,
at f5s eoMf hsgls e Jaid eouuy, be-
fVcsen The bars q z and 4 o'elot8, qoill
be let 70 tbe lozvsa bidder,
The building Of two Bridges,
offone; one over Cedar Run, near Corn
raallis's Ford, and the o;her over Broad
Run, near Atwell's Ford. A plan will
De ihewn on the day Of fa!e, by the COM
nitiioners. Bond with satisfactory fecu-
Fity will be required. Two thouEand doll
lars are now ready fnbjea 10 the orders
of the CnmrDiGioners.
J5am<s E1oeA, !
Tbs Lee, Jrr. conrt
Charles E4veA, (Comn'ers.
Barnard Hooe, jim.
April s. dds
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.


II AN AWAY on Saturday, the 5th of this
II month, bright Mnlatto Man, named
STEPHEN; about 28 or 80 years of age; He
is about feet Z or inches high, pleaiant coun-
tenanee, fpeaks rather flow, but very active and
handy at any work he ierved an apPrenticeihip
to a weaver, is a good workman at that bul'-
neis, and remarkable good hand n brick
yard in ffort, he is ih1art at any thing ne IS
iet about; he is very fond of fpiritso Of any kind
cannot defcribe his dtefs. He never ran away
before, 70 expect he has been inticed off BY
fonc artful villain; if it be the cafe, and the
man can be apprehepded, will give SO Dollars
ON his conviction of the theft.
ROBERT BOGGEss.
NIB. Iforewarna all perfons from harbo1lng
faid fellow at their peril, as in that Gale they
may expect to be profecuted.
Fairi3x County, March II
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pubIif sale.

On T6ay/aay tie ayq IF Aprl at 10
o'ciock ia t6e toaeaosn aull be lold to the
bef bidaer,
That Valuable PROPER 7 Y,
to 7vii
One Houfe and Lot Of ground on Prince
Street, now occupied by Mr.. r. Young,
the Houfs is well fni.hed the lot fronts
On Prince Street II feet and in depth
i3zFeet.- Another Houfe and lot on The
Wef Tide Of Warrington ttreet, between
Prince and Duke Street, fronting on
Warrington :, feet, and in depth I23
feet. ALTO three Lots Of ground on Ca
meron ftyees, between Pitt and Wafhing-
ton itreess, ri fee, front ard roI feet and
! inches in depth, 10 IL feet ally. The
whole Of the above property 10 lee imple
and clear Of all incumbrance. Terms
&c. will be made known at the place of
lale.
PIG. MARSTELLER.
April Q. d.
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1I,>uDiif Jlenous.

TOMORROW, at a o'fbck IL tIe If
te,xoen, will be Joll an h.Jls i<4ars
and Aaler'sq0bay,
IS hhds. 4th and 9Th proof Ja-
maica Spirits,
10 bis. n. E. Run,
6 chefs nice Lucca Oil,
On credit Of go days for approved re-
gotiablc notes.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
April IL.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-13
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On FRIDAY,

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n ,o,'elssk, spiR Re sold al f5e ysnda.
Store,
Rum in hogiheadsand barrels.
French Brandy inplpes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in OILS.
Smear in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tisrces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap IN boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raidns in kegs. boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Al S o,
d 1arlsty Of DRY GOODS.
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerleymsres, Duails,
Plains and kerfeys,
Negro Cottons, Ssrges,
Elaeieks, blue Friczes,
Calimancces and RuHels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irih Linens, Silefia do.
Platillas,
Ofnsburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'ts,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bsndanna Handkerchiefs,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candleficks,
And fundry other Articles.
Up. 6. MARSTELLER.
sApsil II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-13

TO BE SOLD,

TO BE SOLD,
b. 9rioate 5argain, bst0re the STD dg,
u next moutb, IKE
STOCK of GOODS,
of an exterive and well anorted retail
ftore-the goods imported by the propri-
eto.s. Only fnslI advance on the colt
will be required, and liberalcredir given
upon bond and approved feculity. Ap-
ply to Mr.. Brown, Dumfries.
April II. dSthM
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-13
Ricketts,, Newton and CO.

Ricketts,, Newton and co.
Haze FIR Sale,
SO boxes Segars,
bales Mullins,
s pipes old MADEIRA Wine,
irefs's Threads,
100 pieces Bandanoss,
10 bales Cotton,
turk low pric'd Callicoes,
butts French Brady,
50 boxes Soap ard Candies,
4 boxes Wool and Cotton Cards.
50 kegs Tobacco flames rlyerl
70 BIS. Beet and Pork,
10 hhds. Sugar,
10 tons Swedith Iron,
70 boxes Chocolate,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
100 do. Writing do.
French and Nova Scotia Plaiiler,
Lilbon and Turks Ina.. Salt.
A large quantity OF Brsn 10 sc fold ve-
very cheap, if rsken az y f. 2.
G5 They are giving Cath for
Wheat, Flour, Corn, Rye and Tobacco,
Apdl z.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-13

Agreeable to the Aef Of In
corporation, there will be held. at the
Alexandra ACADEMY on Monday the nth
infant at II o'clock /; an Election Tor
thirteen Trqfces thofe who are Untitled
to vote will pleais be punctual in their
attendance.
JACOB HOFFMAN,
Secretary
April S.