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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
ALEXANDRIA, October %.

The committee having heard of the re-
turn to Town OF some OF their fellow-ci.
tlZens, and the intention Of others to do
so conceive it their duty to inform the.
latter, from the late progress, made BY
the Prevnling Frver, j is their opinion
that prudence forbids the return, at pre-
sent, of all such as have been out Of Town
for some weeks Until the circumstances of
the place put, on more favorable aspect,
and of which they may be assured the
Committee will give them timely notice.
ANDREWJAMIEsoN, Chairman.
Captain Hamilton, of the brig Gayo-
so, who arrived at quarantine on Satur.
day from cape Francois, informs us, that
-DEssAL1NEs, the negro general was rail-
lying his forces for thc purpose OF max
ing.an attack upon the Cape in three or
four days and that RocHAMBEAB (who
was determined 10 hold out so Icing as he
could procure provisions was preparing
to give him warm reception. he
British blockade the port, and refuse
admission to all American vessels in
consequence provisions are very high,
especially -four which is retailed in the
cape at as to so dollars per barrel.
Captain H. further informs, that the
accounts from Port Republican, were,
extremely distressing. The French
troops, il was generally imagined, would
be obliged to evatuate it. This had al
ready been done at Jeremie, and the
troops and inhabitants had arrived at the
: Cape. :. = -
The British permit all French vessels
with troops on board to pass without mo-
lestation CONDUCT which it is conceiv-
ed viii eventually be less injurious TO the
interest Of Great Britain, than making
them prisoners ofwar. 4 4. =.
fM 9ork, Mrret. Adv. Sept. 90.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07

sci dead in the wind. Herboat was then
sent along side, and the men Immediate
" boarded the General Warren, seized
the captain with violence, tearing his
cloaths from his back, forced him into :
the boat and carried him on board the
British vessel. -. - 49, 49,
The. English captain then aeeosted
him in the following language" You
damn'd rascal, why did you not heave to
when you saw his majesty's colors |" Sir
said captain saw no colors, they
must nave been hidden by your sails
Is But You damn'd scoundrel, did you
not hear the gun !" Yes sir, and immedi-
ately hove to. You lie, you darnn'd
eternal rascal, fall upon your knees ina
moment and ask my pardon" lam in 4
merchant vessel Of a neutral nation, said
captain Jones, am on the high seas, and
am not conscious Of having offended, for
what, then, should / ask pardon God
damn you, fall upon your knees in an
instant, or you shall receive Dozen"
was the answer. x Captain Jones replied,
that he might do as he pleased" Take
this fellow, said the Englishman, to the
gangway, and give him DOZEN" Cap.
tain J. was accordingly dragged to the
gangway and there beaten as directed by
the commander of his maiesty's armed
brig, until at lenght he felt himself OBJ
liged to bow the knee, and say whatever
bis Britannia najesty's,, captain pleased
! to dictate. After many insults, added
to stripes, he was.returned on beard his
own fessel. The captains little brother,
>a1ad Of about 12 years of age, was then
torcibly taken from him.
On this occasion the most tender ex-
postulations were used, till at length cap.
tain Jones's mate, Mr.. Emerson land
It is with pleasure we mention his nancy
offered himself instead of the lad This
was refused with the most abusive lam
| guage. the lad was at last gi-
ven up, and capt. Jones permitted to
proceed on his voyage, after taking two
Of his people from him. He was inform
ed, by those who boarded him, thatthe
name ofthe English brig was" The Hum
ter !" but aleaying her he observed
on her stern, TheeD Diana Of Venice Tor.
Nevis+)" She mounted Is guns and the
sailing master said his name, was w. w.
Bush. y. -. ~
[Tour readers can overlook the harid
Profanity efthis 10retch, there are, none
| d them dtff rphat must feel itndenan: at
the insult cJDsred fothe american nation
L y. Y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07

seeonded<by complete and universal CO.
operation from the country, every part OF
which, from the extremity of the north to
thar Of the south, pours forthits warriors
in support of our hallowed cause. Citi-
zens Of Dublin, we require your aid, ne
cessary secrecy haspresented to many of
you notice Of our plan, but the erection
of our National Standard, the secret,
though long degraded Green, win be
found a sufficient call to arms, and rally
round il, every man in whose breast exc
lists spark of patriotism, or sense ofdu-
ty; avail yourselves Of your local ad1an-
tages in a city, each street. becomes q
defiie, and each house battery; impede
the march Of your oppressors, charge
them with arms of the brave, the pike,
and from your windows and roofs, .hurl
stones, bricks, bottles, and all other cone
venient implements, on the heads softhe
satellites Of your FyTan,, the mercenary,
the sanguinarySoldiery Of England =:
-" Orangemen, addnotto the catalogue
ofyour follies and crimes already have
you been duped to the ruin Of your coun-
try, in the, Legislative Union with
its ----; attempt not an opposition
which will carry whit your inevitable
distraction return from the paths Of
delusion, return to the arms of your
countrymen, who viii receive and hail
your repentance. ~ =
-" countrymen of all descriptions, let
us act with union and concert all sects,
Catholic, Protestant, Presbyterian, are
equally and indiseriminately embraced in
the benevolence of Our object, repress,
prevent, and discourage excuses, pix
age, and intoxieation let each man do
his duty, and remember, that during
] public agitation, inaction becomes q
crime be no other competition known
than that of doing good remember a
gainst whom You fight, your oppressors
for six hundred years remember their
arassacres, their tortures, remember your
murdered friends, ya,r burned houses,
your violated females; keep in mind
your country, to whom we are now Civ.
ing her high rank among nations, and il
the honest terror of feeling, let US all .ex-
claim, that as in the hour Of her trial we
serve this country, SO may God serve
US in that which may be last of all.~
Il
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
THE INVASION OF ENGLAND.

The oiio1Uing Is che opinion o The ia
NOUS gen. Dumourier upon. fhis subject
Is" Should this expedition, (says the
gen. be unsuccessful, which iisvsry po-
sible; should the invincilie Brifiah feet
gain decisive victory over the French,
Spanish, and Dutch teets, whether conn
bined or separate; should the English,
nation, proudand energetic asihe French,
equally animated by patriotism and ma
tienal dislike, repulse the French ar.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
DUBLIN, August IL.

- @SASAANf NAatSAoS ASs
We continue perfectly quiet in Town
and country. In the latter the peasantry
are very busy in getting in their harvest.
But though quiet as to acts we are not
without alarm itseems system which
Hope will not at length. cause us TO ill.,
strate the fable Of the Shepherds Boy.
On "Wednesday night all the guards were
doubled, from an alarm of an insurrecti-
on IN the city. This morning we heard
there were 5000 rebels in arms, in the
county Of Down, totally unfounded. A.
gain we are told in dark whispers, tina.
arising is to take place to night; which
alarm, l am confident, will be found as
false As the rest. Thus we experience
no attack but from rumors, ind she as.
sails Us without intermission.
Dryer, the rebel chief, who has so
long, and under circumstances the most
incredible maintained himself in the
county OF Wicklow, is said to have been
the leader Of the late disorders in Dub
lin. IL u stated, that twas he who, IN
his own arms, saved the daughter Of
Lord Kilwarden, and that he cut down
two OF his own party who murdered the
father, He at the same time declaring,
that his plans did not embrace private
assassination, but where directed to the
bold entetpfize Of seizingthecas
Amidst the melancholy sensations
which the murder Of Lord Kilwarden
excites, We have to express our satisfae-
ton that the assassin who took the lead
IN that horrid ACT, Is secured.-Thisei cir.
cumstance viii probably lead to Disco
veFies OF importance, relative to the in
surrestions. The Printer Of one of the
Dublin newspapers is also taken into
custody
Information has been given upon oath
TO Mr.. Bell, amagistrate Of this city and
county, tia: the instruction Of the 2sd
ult. was led by two men, foreigners, and
hahited in French uniform; and there
being cause to believe that these emissa-
ries, with many Of their deluded instru.
ments are concealed in the adjacent
mountains, very considerable military
force was sent 10 scour them this NOR
ming.
The jeli.pinSi the address d tkere5eLs
20 the inhabitants efrfhe capitol:
CITIZENSO OF DUBLIN. ss
A band ofpatriots, mindful of their
oafhs, and faithful 70 their engagements
as United Irishmen, hayerde,ermined
70 give freedom to their country, and 4
period 70 the long eareerof the English
oppression.
!" 70 this endeayourihey are now sue
cessfully engaging, and their efforts are
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07

generals Pichegru and Dumourier are 10
command different armies Of French
royalists, who, supported by British
troops, are 10 land Oh the coasts Of Bril-
fanny, where there are thousands that
win JOIN them whilst alarge British
army makes distinct attack on another
quarter. Report adds, that some Of the
Royal family Of France win be placed at
the head Of the French expedition, and
that the war win be carried on ina man
ner and on principles very diiferentfrom
the last. 81 sss*s-. !
The East-Tndia company have made
q patriotic offer, which has been accept.
ed by government: they are to furnish
six ships, completely nanned, for the
service Of the state.
Private letters from Paris eommuni-
cate some particulars, which, If true,
are important, viz. that it is the design
Of Bnonaparte toinrade not only Great
Britain and ireland, but to attack Malta
and Gibraltar at the same time-and that
aforce of 12o, 900 mems now assembled
il Languedoc, Provence and Italy for
Carrying these schemes into effect. Near
Toulon and Marseilles are &C, 900 men,
ofwhom 1, 500 arc horse artillery, equip
Pedfor afurrignexpeditign. Buonaparte
in his next tour, tits added, Is to visit
81. Maloes and Bourdeaux, . well as
Brest. ~ " TT
! Il Is acireumstance deserving Of re-
mark, that the king Of Prussia and the
emperor of Russia, in the negociations
which are now pursued with ,ctiyity be-
tween these two Sovereigns, treat with
out the intervention of their respective
Ministers, and even write their own
dispatches. "a - -, - 2
The number Of the English confined
IN Holland is said to amount to Hooper
sons. Among them are persons who
have been settled near so years in Hol-
land, particularly Al Flushing. The
French General has declared to those
victims Of Consular fury, that he will
take their wives, children, and pro-
perry under his own protection. Those
who have seen, felt or heard what French
protection means, will easily cons,rue
the meaning ofthis polite assurance. r
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04
WALTER POTTER.
BOOK BINDER AND STAT. oNER.

BOOK BINDER AND STAT. oNER,
OPpgEts Mefs Azstebsf en4 Gar44fr's, Mar frsss
Risbmah4,
F-sRATEFuL for the encou gcrrert he Ia,
Y j received, Gnca commencing hu!iae's. t4Sss
this method ofrsturn lg shaass, and 20. iolieis a
continuance tisreof.
tie has jpf received IN, iaopiy Of Stationery,
coni&iHg Of Super Royal, Roya Medium, DENY,
Folio. and Qgarso POT, Fooricap, and For Mi
sing Papers.
Blue, Bloteing, Cartridge. snd 2rge Brown
Wrapping Papers, Red aud Back Ink Power,
Liquid ditsoi Pe,yterand Glsts Ink Stands, sand
and Sand Bozes; PyVrcs, and Pounse Boxes;
Red and Black Sealing Wax Red, Bisc!, md
variety OF Waters; Gold Leaf; aiases, and State
Pencils Red and B,aeE Lead ditto; Ivory Fol
dcrs; Red Tape Quilts. Indian Rubber; Bon
rei Paleboa:d, &c.
Merchants hccompr Books ruled 20 anY pat.
:ctn. Book Binding II all lis various brancies
executed With nea;neis, accuracy. and dipa,ch
Nov on band, large sGar.meht OF Blank
Books
Aytt.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04
RICHARD ADAMS.
JAMES FISHER
RICHMOND MILLS.

fg-AH2 fubfcriber sreby informs the rphlic,
sias d. lchg,h, after much trouble and sx-
p.nc,. nc las nearly completed one of his Mills
o.. the Fa11fs Rtyey Caaai. n which the,e are
n 91;- Of Pg-y Zones for manufacturing
Wt{gAr, AID 5yeo pals Of Cologne foass now
Yridy . gr;1d CORN.
Thai &c ;a&o1verieuSs which might artfe tecfn
6.'a, a-e ference Of ueallres may be avoided,
con- -g.l' 5e Ysrc;'e only by weight, 1t f!ty
oogr5s - tar eg1hel. su~ 'uPPiy Of MEAL ard
f4OMIfJY viii always be kel rsadyto give j.
exchange, at the rate Of sighty-Eye pounds ci
Meal. Or ninsty-rwo pounds Of tominy, foT one
brnef, Il pounds cS Corr
After the lofs OF weight by cleaning, and eva
,oration in grinding IS deducted, the toll OF Meal
sill DC only about one zenith and or HoniHy one
twentieth; il viii, therefore, be much 70 the IN
sereR ofrhofe who keep horte3, to have ell then
Corn ground.
As the iubfcriberis now providing Tan and
Screen for the purpoic Of cleaning The Corn rfec-
tcally before II is ground, and IS the Meal vii
nc made from the beH Corn only. and rome %
iuch as 70 understandable viii be received; he hope
that general latisfaftion will be given.
THOMAS RUT HEREFORD
A. 3. Ike dedoElion FOR Storage and Shrinl
-. on Corr. depofteA 20 DC exchanged for mea
I'D fIominy, viii be made AZ moderate az Poiib!e
f1HRary 7, Bog
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04
GREY MOGLtY.

4 BEAUTIFUL DAZZLE GREY. g. ..,..
I, = old this fpriue, 6ftecn hands AID an hzif
high viii 0aad the bailaHc; Of toe ep{ujcg frs :
ION at my Feabie. near Rocl,e.S 10 be let q, ares
at the moderate price e Twelve dollars; 20 De
olacha:ssd ~ the payment OF ten within the iea-
en- live dollars will be expelled 70 loon As sas
mare Is cevefed. Corn will d. taken at the sia,-
pTlce iii diiehaFgc nt the leaion, uith half dol,
-"' ~ ''e Nfoon'' ISAAC ALLEN.
4a+y 10, 1893.
PEDIGREE.
Mlg9i wa POT byQuickiyer; Dam by Spriaht-
~ I"o ION c. Cd Cub, Sprighdy CUB Dam
vas gpcby True Mhig, or a thoroug brea agare:
Grand Dam oiMogul was fell bred Mar. the
property of Mr- Richards, eiq. Of Cplpepper,
remarked for having produced number Of 6ns
colts; slio the Dam of Mr.. Richard. celebrated
rnnnng Mare, by Shark.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04
e>NOTICE.4

T SHALL be obliged, very {hortly. 50 Ieaq. this
z Stare for a few months, Should any perc7ns
having den'an6s againt me, win to lave them
pregiouily adjuhed, / isall be glad if .hey will
bring them forward Immediately. for that par
pof..
IS the patronage have received from my
Friends aud the Public, Gnce nay commencement
IN Ralinss. has tu!ly equaled my mott rlastering
expectations, beg leave, with due lenfbility and
re'pect, 70 ofer IN return NJ mot grateful as
acknowledgements.
During my abfcnce Mr. "i!lian,H. Firewhylfon
VII! receive a1d pay money, and iettle ali oue-
ward trahiaSiions and accounts on my behalf.
The baineisof Boot, binding, in all its various
branches will be carried on by Ar. Samuel Combs,
@}o Will exeeu5a all orders with pron,psi,nde and
fidelity
here isnow on hand, and gill be confantiy
HcPr up complete aAortnent of Stationary, ana
Or ell i1ia1s OF Hianl and KuIsd Book ulcd an
Mercantile, LeGa and Private buGnels.
John PUNFRgY,
Rte5nsa3 Ny ~ 1903, go
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04
TUCKER BLACKSTONE.

TENTLEMR2 in any part OF Virginia, who
~ have ilbfeription pa pers In their hands, are
eara4ely reqaeted to fcnd talm .iura> : ,l,ely by
pea to the puhliifess in Philadelphia. The work
is in grcar forwardscls, and will it is psefurIed
DC ready 70 deliver early ia tae fall; before which
time It twill x che intercf of ,hoie who intend 70
tl7eribe 70 leave rheif nan,Es with the psb,ihers
Sinee shc proipeEtus was fri iHlcd. judsc Inckel
has itt5de telceiop of the me& applicable Of Mr..
Chriitian's Notes, wh;eh viii be printed undcr
saesr proper references.
lie p,iz'tr, y ri re Htrg5qia paperi zs;R bica6
70 :zfrl re a6ove ege rnostb. and Esna s6.iy ar
e'rsf' ~ AZ, S. Pisgjanfl, Rics@eod,s a4alPsa
~ =. Small
May 40. 1909. az. 8.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04

TIE fubfcribrr takes this mode Of return
ing his thatks 10 his former patrons. and
informing the public in general,t hst ne has by
deiire Of his friends) recommended the
MANUFACTURING OF BURR Mill
STONES, and having fyTnilbcd hiinlc!f with
fupply Of toe beft materials, and haying had
hxteen years experience il the btfinefs in Bal
timore, Petersburg, and Rjchmohd, hopes to
be able to glre fatisfaction TO his employers.
The fones he wifi warrant 20 be as good
as any in the United States.
Any orders left with Car; WJLttAm
PENNock, Norfolk; Capt. WILLIAm
CHAMB&ss, Stanton, Mr. WILLIAM HAy,
Wythe CouRty5 o. Mr.. RoBzRr Moons,
Petersburg, mall be duly attended to, and
country produce received IN payment at the
cultornary prices.
~ TWO APPRENTICES viii be Ia
Ken 70 the above baGnefs, and fhort time re-
q!ired. WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Ris5moad, Jan. Iob 1903. (tC)
N. B. For falc, PLASTER afPHRIS,
IN aone or ground, for the Improvement al
land, WIKI drectjons FOR the ulc thereof
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04
RICHMOND MILLS.

r-g0!5E public arc hereby re psafuiiy informed,
th1; W. hal continue 70 foFnia Meal and
Hamiiy {or rexr qcertcr st the sme prices ~
che laf, yIz. for Me- pcr bufsl Of go rs s. Sd.
liominy pcr butts. C. 80 Us. g. Cd And they
arc reqaeled 20 take no,ise, that .hcle articles
win Only be acyclca hereafter 70 ticl;et,5 wnish
may be had 70 cur counting houle.
7. RUTHERFORD & CO.
harrk 3iP 1907
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04

, <
AISFoRY Of oPPos'rIoH which be, II
Pf,Vafe compaanles: aicriOed to Edward
GioboF' Referring 20 the il)ur1inat; ,Rs
IN london fot k-ppei's affair, Mr.
MacpheTion ipeaiss to this e.Fe SC q
8 V1ffrry. Which lay conccaicl f,,r E,yg4
6 a4ehf3s, and which was chen dilc3ver-
ca by accident, coal} NOT ~ WORT,
the cxpe1ce OF many candles.
In the cio!e ofrhe fame war, BsIlre
SuHTein was terached to die Balt Indies
With French iqGadroh. In che csig;c
Ut lew month, he and Er Edward
hughes fought fourdcfnerate auJb,ao4v
bautes. Each ot'Jhem rad, IN general.
aooln zen tiiPS OF tic line, Iels or more !
and, from the accaant Of Lhr In
gh.h tAetnfelv:s, IRIS clear rba- SnF-
rein was nor beaten. The PTrrch
even hoatt Of his yi6tories. he R4ns
20 laYc been By far the Erta,eF oRcert,,t
hasyet asifea in The navy Of F1ann., :,
cannot be t'lpppotad tha, either lis misc
oE men were better than Gho.@ u o1l.rf
Frefch adnlrals. The glory Of nis
iuPerior fortune centres in hi ateif His
actions dem 1nitrate OF wi..r e.F3r5s ~.
French 1nar;aeis capable, who's o5aae,ig
commando, The her. di.ary sicea.
dency of Siat Engli.il Az vln;.hez7 be.
tore the genius, prrieYcgaAce. AID la
tyePidify OF 4 iingle man.
Again, on jone n. ~ 4, lorl
Howe, with c2enty -GYe Ii! oi die 5,e
engaged French Aetc twrary- G
he equipment AMI dilci3i,re of 81.
french was uadouore NY rluca inari9r
60 tha1 Of the Brisi.hj v,. The f,,n.t
lay Eaattsle COMBAT LATED .,f a& :iou~t
One French man of var .link, AMI
were rahen. Bur she E ,g,ih .a-r VI,
formidable reittanct On or wei.
F'rSnca yeaels we're crippled, or aaea.,
iy diimalted buC a. o. ,1ctt OH, eve,
we're I9nk or ,aken, il t2iijga from "a.
e'capc OF rho oFhers, thar the yictor
lii2' mutt itave bee7 crippled. On, q.
i09oe t~enJY i5ar Eng;ill admiral. ~
captains, ont was SiileI, Zee ma nor
tally ~oanied, and three oshcrg
t@ch them, a leg. This ,eAs #arln
work England oprity 10 be caerious af
PfoVra6tih8 naval var II INC re 2.s.,-
Hcs when d!tenn .Gcl from her conf
hental congeit may loon brcorac as
IFFeiilt35ic by fea, as me already j. 3y
land. Aycurgus forbade bis lacall.L-
n13n!@ns 70 t1ghr too often wirii aly one
enelny- A5eli!aus f3rgpl his w,ic RUE.
TIC bear the Ba2)eiaDs ilgo hcros, AM
CODGu@TOtS and bar f0r .,. ,e,I,,,r
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04
WILLLAAl NOR,
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER
!. MAtN.srR.Er, RtcKAEoNo,

~TSAY rs this kss.hcd TO intern the public, thal
L he has inf received by a late arrival from
Ecrops. a large and z ,iersi aarortn,snt Of GOLD
snd SILVER WATCHES. lAnoDg which are
clegaue repeating watches, lady,s gold d. A'io
in elegant aHoftu,en. CT feaIs, keys. chS'ns, &c
He has likewite few good CLOCKS Tor ials.
ALL OF which he oEers to d:fpofe OF on as realona-
hle terms for csh as thsy canbe pu.ehafed many
part of the Unitei STATES.
He returns Ills fncere thanks TO lis friends for
me liberal encoura cement h has res with Gnce
Sts reiidenee in this Guy.
-. Clocks ard watches repaired on Ehe ilorref
5ati:c.
,Ny6. 1905 9t~ e
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04

NO 3o,48q, ticket in rae iecond clafs OF
LIZ the lottery IN Warrington City, was
bought by RE in Baltimore, the soth day OF
Auaua, 1896: in the year S799, fone
ume in June was TENT by one William
Smith to Philadelphia. iuppoiIng the lottery
10 have been drawn, 10 he examined. have
flncc Teen iaid Smith ia CharleRon, he nrov-
ed TO me as think, faid ticket was loft in a
vessel ti1at he was cait away IN. advertifcd
thc faid ecker on the goth OF June. s797. in
the Virginia Argus, forbiding any perion
from puschafng it, fit ihould be in being,
$3.50 ~ JAMES ROBERTS.
R:.bmaaa, Llay e. 1913.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04
BURR MILL STONE
MANDATORY.

He GaofcTiber Tetorf,s Glcrre ehanGa &c Ms
4 tsients aud the pobiic gensfaiiy, fer the
very sreat encouragement 70 received IN his lire
OF dahnsfs STFse his COMMENCEMENT In Richmond.
nc hss lately received large fpppiY Of exceiieu
sGytStoHcs at his rlsn,ssa6scry, and does nos hei
csc 50 fay, ihst he viii fell EQrt heili Stores as
cheap rs shey wsre spsg foi IN the United stasSs;
he viii warrant thern 10 be Of the BET qus:s, and
give ample ieeortS &c requiredl sor shsir peFEoT
mace. Country produce wall be taken IS pay
meat or hor; credit given he has ailaoil every
GEed siiil-Stones ready FOR delivery; alio PLAS-
TRR ofPARIS ground and in the fone.
CARSON HOLIDAY.
Riekmaa&, Jfaa. astb, i8o3. ~
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04
IRISH LINENS.

rFNHE Subfcribers have jaa received = large
r. aGortmens of 7-sths and 4-4ths. iria
Linens, which ehey offer 70. lale or vary low
terms. Alto .sw Bales Of bea Twilpd
SACkiNG.
GiLLIAT i GfRGY.
S!c5a=a:d, lNzy 1879. ises, isg.q0 g.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04
NOTICE.

~ lie partncriaip of Adams ard FiiIlss,
was, on the r2th of iait month diiiolved
by fnutual content. All thofe having claims
againit that concern, will ayp!y 70 James
Finer for ietIement, and thoie indebted will
max: Immediate payment as no further indQl-
gence can be given.
RICHARD ADAMS.
JAMES FISHER.
n. B. James liner having purchaied the
flock Of goods belonging 70 Adams and Fiji
cr, inrends carrying the buineie on for his own
account. The aaor;ulent Of goods is equal 70
any in thscl!ne.
Riebm7nd, Htri' 6tb, 1909. (tt)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-09
G.. {sEED

MOST ref5ttssfaal:g icse.ms hrs s'leni'
anl the pubic in geas-@i, 'has &c as !,
lately received an etesssRt ssf>v;mea' 0t
PIANO FOR TGS,
whio., he tsaftels hisniesf S&nnot b. iasPAa'
Cd, iisqosll-d, ~ =ey 10 ss;s .osn.
Ard ne hopes The sefms 1t saie ne ~.
tends csFesing 10 lie pablie, viii in,i'! :
thcI: ladies ard geassegen TO fasee".-
yho would with to favor him wila ;at't
patronage. ~. 2. Re ssiI sss''"s'
tkem fartruelz.e III viSs. - ;.
Fer terms aYp!y at MIS-. WISE
boarding aorts, KNi,s asess. Ales=n'i'1'
May :.