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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-09
Valuable Property for Sale

Valuable Property for Sale.
IN payjI'aace q 9 Decree q {. A1sx-
aadr;a eaHnty carr, IN The d5qr'f y
Colombia at fbe laf Jaxs tern; ana
The laR zuiN ard tefumsat Of Lea"
Hipkias. dseealed,
Will be fold at Public Auction,
to t5e aig5sf bitter, for ,sa9y money,
on T5ur<aay fbe nd day et September
next, u far, got tbs n<st far day'
at The boHis If Francis Dar'el, at re
Lasz< FAILS, al the REAL ESTATE
of tbe MD Ls1v;;s H:bkirs, toswit:
One undivided third part OF
ao7 acres Of LAND, IN the fad diitnes,
near rhc iaid Lissle Falls, upon which arc
Merchant Mills, with three pair OF French
Burr Mill Stones, and every necsHary and
convenient machinery for manufacturing
-four to the beR advantage; alto Brew
cry and Diaillery, Miller's Houie,
Brewer and Daiiler's Houfe, and iandfy
toher Improvements. This property will
be fhewn 10 any perfon who may incline
TO purchzfe it, by the faid Francis Daniel
at any time before the day of iale.
A tract of LAND IN Fairfax
county, about three miles from the fad
Little Falls, containing zo7 acres, upon
which is a dwelling houie, in which Mrs.
Sulan Wren lives, and fundry other i'm
psovesnents; about two thirds OF this land
are cleared, and The remainder in wood !
tits good farming land. Mr.. William
Waters, who lives near it, wiilihew this
land TO any perfon or pcrlons who may
incline 10 purchafe il, at any time previ-
Gus TO The iale.
Mrs. Sesau Wren, who was the widow
os the fsid Lewis Hipkins, has right OF
dover in The aiorsfaid property.
CT The Sale will commence at twelve
O'Clock
Phil. r. Fendall,
Robert Young. Extors.
VIM. Waters,
Auguif 8. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-09
VALUABLE LANDS
I>|>DN CAL Il
AugoR Is.
FOR SALE,

BY os,-tue ofG Deed Of Trua exc
<eufsd ~ Heuyy Lee to The ia6leribSr,
far jsearaug df6s die fr0m lad HSsry
Lee, 10 nm. LuaqusN Lee, deeea/sa,.
the fol2o4umg t,aRs IF Land zriN be
Sold at public Auction,
for rsadp mouey, at The times and places
btyea1lsr meuti9ued, f6at Is 70 Jay:
One tract containing $500 a
ores, calledsHaIiis's Marih, lying in the
county of Wefnoreiand, adjoining the
Stafford eitate, and bordering on the Po-
tomac river.
One other traa containing
coo acres lying il the county of Fairfax
at the mouth Of Difficult run, on the welt
fide thereof, and bounded BY the Potomac
river atsthe Gieat Falls.
One other tract containing
1000 acres, together witch moiesy OF 2
MILL, lying in Frederick county, where
the (aia tract is called and known by the
name Of Buffaloe Marih.
Thcfe tracts will be fold on the relPec-
tive premiies The IR on the 18th OF
September the I'd on the 9Th offOceo-
Der, and the sd on the 18th OF October
next.
The above tracts will be laid off ADD
fold in fmaller parcels, if the tide papers
can be obtained III time 70 enable the tub..
fcriber to have them divided.
lSignsd)
Bgtarod WeJaington.
Augnn 70 dl3hO
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-09
l'Yede1qcA Ae1gu1elMyer,
LIMNER,

LIN1IVLK,
RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
has opened Drawing School next door
to Col. FIoae's, water itrcct,) where he
will infIuct young Ladies and Gentlemen
in drawing and painting in Water Co.
lours add Crayons every day in the week,
except Saturday. Hours of attendance
for young Ladies from twelve TO one, and
gentlemen from 6 to ! o'clock in the fore
noon.
he aIIo,
ProfeGcs Portrait Painting In Oil and
Canyons. and ali other branches belong
log TO the arr of painting except houfc
painting.
Lskewsje,
Gailis looking giafcs and picture frames
in the bsit and neaselt manncr poGinle.
Ane,a 81. go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-09
Notice.

Having fullained much da-
mage as well as Inconvenience, from the
practice of perfoas hunting and fowling
without licenle, on my encloied lands in
the vicinity Of Alexandra, am con-
TRAINED thus publicly 10 notify, that all
future tsefpafss of thar nature, vii! be
fubmitted to the cognizance of the law.
Oh. Alexander, jun.
Auguf 70. eoot
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09
LERom RELF's rHILADELPH1a
GAZETTE.

MUCH a(toniihmene and fp5ionat;on
have been excited by the recent tranfsc-
ton AT Richmond, where, in defiance o,
known principles Of law, and the more
iolenn declaration of the fare and
Federal contributions, q violent feIara,n,
mas been laid on The liberty of che ore(s
hat meafar> of this l<ind flould have
Pnoeeceep. from thar party who have
hithereo been mott Cianorous in rbeir
declaration Of regard and reverence for
this palladium of liberty, would be mat
Ter OF additional iurprifc, were we nor
a:ccnitoned to the view OF their glaring
lnconhitencies and fragrant di(regard Of
the mott equitable Principles---Indecd
we nave various realons 60 ftrenqhfen
The Belief. that theic men, while fhoutino
hotanna to this idol, are in their hears
ntentro cruelty il. Since their acceflion
TO power more violent attacks have been
made on che liberty Of the pFcfs, than
during any former period. By the abufe
OF THAI freedom ,hey gained the furnmit
Ct authority; and nov, when its e0b6ze-
g'ME 9S1 oEglh 20 operate, they are
ieagued 10 defroy it.
The doctrine of binding over a prin-
rer, before he has been convicted Of any
breach OF law or decorunl, has NOT oricf-
natec with Mir. Hay, OF his democratic
Council We can cite Eaee opjgioa in
our own itare Of hyperion reputation
In I8os, IN the safe Of the editors Of this
Gazette and Lawyer Dallas, the former
being iummoned 70 enter into recoo-
nlzance TO appear and aniwer tbs charge
OF libel, attended with their furecirs
before Chief Juitice Shippen. The
plaintiff, 1t appeared, was not 10 be FAST
he'd with this; and the fuggefion vas
tnapaderflg tSlrt,~n oft hat The editors
ought to be bound over TO keep r,,e
peace ad interim. We conceive II
due 10 The Chief Juijce 20 fay, thar he
repealed the idea with difdain, as IN
compatible Wizh law and juftice; and
Mr.. Dallas was thus toiied il daring
attempt 80 trammel the preI9.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09
FROM rHs YIRoIN1A c AzETrs.

Departed this life OH / uc{day the ! 18th
ultimey AZ his fathers feat in P!rtylvania
county, Mr. JOHN CALLAND, in
the 18th year Of his age. His early
death can ncver be forgotten 6y nix
relations or numerous acquaintance
In him we're united the dutifal ION. the
loving brother, the iincere friend, and
the bensvolenr heart, II thtre is truth
IN the pre.aiie; that virtue ih4l} hereafter
receive IT'S ju(t reward, then may his
friends confoie themtelves under the
happy reas6tion that bis {pirit has taken
its Righe 10 rhofc happy and peaceful
regions where none but tbolc aho poGsls
iuch virtue as him, can ever hope to he
received.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09

.. q 4Lo,t idcDuOHiiY co.
ijeceru, on the grounS chat poitoone-
nlent could not enable Mr.. CrofwclE
70 gam the attendance of wirneGes who
might be of any ieryise TO him, beca.6
bs eoazf nat be perrifts3 TO p,ovc fbaf Re
'8afggs5 bs pad printed 6aa Jar robieb be
ICES fHdskfeG, .qoef'e frue! Efe wifhed fur
ther to lay MFR. GROVE Il under recoeni-
zance' 10 as to top him ffom printing
In future. a itatenent, more It large
we hope, win be made by Crolwsl
ne above, however, IS fuppofed 70 be
i"ty|fasf'eEJ correct, and pretty com.
nent IT IS On democraric attachment 70
the Liberty ofthe preEs,.
here was time when Congrefs par
ied law, Pnniffling libels, which were
faye, the sruth Of which could NOT be
proved BY the calPr:t. Such men as
A Z, Spescer, exclaimed againa It.
no man ought TO be puhilhed for whar
ne pfincsds the FsopIc would always.
diicoyer the truth, Not even fal65o99
ought 20 be purified. Nov behold fbe
lad reyerie. Theft very men. the At-..
torney-generai Of the farc, even de.
ciiares' that truth icelf fl2aH be no pro-
eecclon TO the liberty of the preis. Thefe
men men were imoorh md fubtIe, when rhey
fought for power, yer in power thew
are; ---'--but the truth cannot De given
IN evidence. VIII the people calmly
iuomit 90 iuch impoGtion' Or can il
DC right thar one fet OF men ihonld be
oiiniiied tor punilhing liars, and another
epPiaaaeo tor Periecuring tholc who
Puoliih only the truth.
ne act, generally called die Sedirion
law although It mcr unhappily the
Peohc averlion, was truly confonant
with the principles of republican 90
yerhrnent. The third le6tien contains
t = PFoViilon,---'e That if any perion
man be proiccuced under this ar. the
writing or FULFILLING any libel as afore-
iaid' fr taall be lawful for the def.ndsn-
upon the triaE Of tie cauie, 10 give in
evidence IN his defence, the truth Of he.
mater contained in the publication char.
gea as hoel. -Whar fays An,bro{.
opener The truth iha1l not be oiiven
IN eyidence TO juftify defendant. Aad
yee ne add his parry fhrieked and trsm-
otsd al the bare mention Of the (-djton
&Ie~--aild we'll rasf mighr! 70 piaitb
allnoit every jacotoia printer aud iif .f,e
truth ibonld Dc 2 fhield TO Fedora,
pTlater, the boiC OF vengeance might be
arrcitcd
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09
JaH. 10Th, l6o3.

t1 was not in our power to fupply Mr..
M,Cfeilan with a Jingle paper. We have
bad complaints of the fame kind fren him be-
tore, when It was equally beyond our power to
g'vereliet- 7 apply for redtcls to the pof-
matter geneFaiwould be mere waite oftirne.
tIranger IS nothing better than the prciidcnt's
broornitick; and Thomas himfelfweuid ra-
ther fee this Office burnt, and the editors hang
ed than walk one ftep to protect the oircala-
ton OF this paper. Such rnen were his, prede-
ceiiors; and fIch will be thofc that turn QUO
and iucceed BIN. 1t smuch TO be feared thar
American liberty will ifue in The alternate
Victories of two implacable, unprincieed, and
desperate factions, whole great object and
ambltlon it is to deceive, and irritate, and
piut'der the body OF the- people
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09
FROM THE PROVIDENCE UNETBB
sIATRs Gle nn-t Z

A wife democrat, in the county OF
Brlltol, nor long ince, being about 10
make a Purcil2le TO The amount Of an
Almanack, ctlled WbeSisr'5 N1rtb-
ADerjeeh CalIeS4er (a'oye Or l5G;) the
ieller obierved, rhss as Cal}sadeC's name
was prefixcd to It, perhaps the democrats
would not ike il, liace Calender wrote
againa them Without mercy, fear, favor,
or reward. The democrat. after cloiely
infpe6ting the Aimanack, replied.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09
AGRICULTURAL

Oblervauonson the cultivation ofIndiaz
corn, communicated TO the Barling-
ION agricultural fociety, by Mr.. John
Shepherd, Of Greenwich, Cunber~
land county, New erie4
Having heard ir iliggefcd, that IN
dian corn might be improved by 4 care.
fu( attention 70 plant Only the iced ra~
theredfron thole talks which produced
two ears sin the fall of 1886, ! collected
a quantity Of luch ears, fudicient for nv
next crop. In the fpring Of 178z, I
planted tEls feed; and was we'll pleafcd
70 find my crop encrcdld much beyond
the qlanl-Y ! had been accuitomed to :
and by following ths fame rule in favirc
my feed my crops have lhcrealed to
h%ty bulbels per acre, and ( have shree
or four ears upon a fall,
Puoighed by order ot the {ociety,
WILLIAM cox, yUr-
Sec'ry.
Burlington, April, 20, 1890.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09
No. vi.

WE had wrote to Bottom complaining that
the Weekly Magazine did not come on.
The aniwer of Mel{rs. Gilbert and Dean, is
IN theie words: 6 We declare {aeredy tEat
q our Magazine has been fent regularly.
:" Only one OF yours has been received for a
& month- . Thus, as the proverb hys, we
got Rowland for our Oliver.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09

"Why, as TO CaAealey, | once elteen,ed
him Us true, and he was the nutmeg of
my affections; but face the ratcal has
come about, and told every body what
we agreed 70 keep. a lecret, and thereby
diihonored and difgraced our party;
deiPie him from the BORON of my
iaol; 10 you may keep yom CaHnder.
Al'sa1aek, FOR | do not Ike II at all, and
will nor aaye it."
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09

Fredssfeksburg, Dec. 10Th. 1907.


Fer three weeks paft, not having
received a .fngle rasmber Of The Rstorde,,
have taken this method Of iaqniring o. YOU
the caeie of fuppFefien; as an. ieliciaous
to Fetuie your paper, if you VIII be good
enough to inform me, (if you can) why it,
GOES not come regularly to hand, you will
oblige, sc.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09
N5. V.
Exfrad Of a lstte, firm tbe Editor IF tbe
fark Recorder, iPcnaGlvenfq.

Tx Kee0Fasr,, tPen1tlUeNfa.J
,Thuriday laa, two of your pape5 dated,
the a2d. and 29th. infant, wiz. cfDecem-
ber;) came to band The 9Th. has never come
10 hand, The fubicribers here are very an
xious TO fee it Would thank Won, if YOU
can tpare them, to forward them. IF YOU can
not, iend one to me, and oblige yours, sc.
&. R4'LELLAN.
fan. 10Th. 1So2.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09

WE have been afked, at leaf an hundred
times, why the Recorder is nor publifhcd
twice week Various reafons have hitherto
esncarre5 topreyent The commencement
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09
tRoM IKE NEW YORK CoMMEKcIA4
ADvER TtsFg.

Tone Of TIKI: principal batteries, by
which the Democrats drove cheir adycr-
tarics out OF Office, was their inyestives
agalnft the Sedition act. The following
VIII thew that they are even WORE
tyranrs than cheirpFsdcceGors. We have,
IN Jefferlon' hand writing, evidence shat
he gave Calender fifty dollars for Wi
ting rhe Profpe6t, vel. I. and It can be
proved rhat he gave fifty Tor the fecond
and this 1coundrel ofan attorney general
refaes the defendant permifaor to prove
,theie facts /! Such IS dsmoc1atjea, freedom
of the prefs What G.rcetl
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09

A. the General Sections Of the Peac c
N Columbia laf weslc, TWO indictments
were found ag4int Nj. Cro@ell---
one for charging the PRECEDENT with
having paid Calender Gfty dollars for
IibeIling Warrington and Adams; ia
fuPport OF which We would fay much,
if fbe truth might DC given in evidence.
We are vary, however, for the fcourge
of perlecution is brandilhed---rh reign
of terror has commenced.l The other
is for charging the Proficient With ex-
pending money upon the French cor
vette Brrceau Without authority. After
Mr. Crolwcll had rraverfed thcle indie
meuts, his council requeited a poapone-
ment gnrli next terms; TO winch the
Or Friday laf, We 1ared, ACCORDING
70 the information ge then had thar tbr
Atroruty General prefed hard 70 have
the uagceF tried the fecond day IN co,,rt.
but as we are now informed. he 0bbg,sa
ne @oti9e for az adjonrna5s5, inaead 81
moving for a trial
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09
No. III.

EStrr3 efe ls:;'r Jroas riseej5 Inn, dated Dire. g.
The Recorder has been very irregularly
received at the poit-ofice Of this
county, for fome time paG. SO much 70, that
the connection of feyera ufeful and valuable
publications has beer entirely broken by the
non-arriyal OF. intervening papers, in which
they were continued.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09
Your humble fervant,
One of your Snbfcribers.
Ml8r5. "zss mi Csi!fader, Piebmond.

WE cannotfo exaEfly ancwer for this per
ions intelligenees as he has not entruftcd us
with his name. We pats over other letters,
and numerous pertonal complaints. We do
not remember to.bave heard 10 the old country
of the mifcarriage Of Jingle newspaper by the
pott- efice.As this country cannot hit upon a
proper iyffern, might II not be adyileable to
iend over to the general poi4 Office at London
tof a psrion properly qualified to iuperintend
che eitablifhment 1t vas never fufpe6ted tbaf
lord North, or Mr.. Pitt broke Up Fox or She
ridan,s letters, This fpecies of infauny IS
peculiar to the federal government. In Eng
land, Perion detected in Resting from he
poh office would infaIlibly fwing, and if il
was addreiled TO fecretary Of fatc, the crime
would be confdered as a national concern
Philip Of Macedon, in his famous and admira-
bic letter tothe people of Athens, rnentions,As
crime Of the deepelt and mott objectionable
diestnat they bad intercepted ard broke up his
letters. But in this country, thele things are
consdeTed as a joke.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09
No. H..

LIE Lady at Mohmouth, in Jerfe1, nue
not lole her temper. No ofFence vas intcnd.
cd. Her Recorder (hall be carefully tent.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09
No. VII.
PetexGgrg. Tan. ETH. u
GENrLEMEN,

FfFsfI6Hrg, Jan. I7tb, 1909.
GENrLEMEN,
AT the requef OF a number OF your fab-
fcribers 10 this town, am direaed to ak II
you viii be kind enough TO inform them what
IS the reafoh your paper does NOT come on as
Ginai, f"ee Joar dyPNts NTH C<orgs Hay {?
w hat makes it the more extraordinary is, that
the papers are duly entered in she way bill at
Richmond directed to Petersburg. Your
looking into this affair will oblige many of
your iubicribers here, as well as the writer.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-28
The fhip coiambia, Fitch, Of Naatnek
tucker, has arrived at Holms's near Man
tueket in I4s days ftom Canton.
BAL TIMORE, July re-

Arrived, the Spaniih fhip HpeTenza
captain jofe Antonio Perez, i days from
the Havana. Spoke the feh'r Charlotte,
off Cape Hatseras, from St. Bartholomew,
bound to Warrington, n. c. Left there,
brig Maria, capt. Beehsnc-, and Dill
gence, captain Gavilan, and feh'r Ssnta
Rola, capr. -, from Baltimore, Jna
arrived.
Arrived, brig Friendlhip, Of Salem. T..
Williams, from Aux Cages, via Norfolk.
Left there, fch'r Hornesf, Long, Of Bal
timore, to Gail in IS days, and lehooner
Perseverance. FJIten rUbite and fbi,ty
nine eoloured passsagers.
The above brig arrived at Norfolk,
and would not be allowed TO land her
paaengers.
July a6.
Arrived the Spanifh fch'r Savanna, capt.
Antonio Matay, from Porto Rico.
Arrived, fch'r Cygnet, capt. Harris,
70 days from Jerernie. The inhabitants
we're leaving the place IS faif as they could
btain vefels to carry them eff: fourteen
hundred bad left il a day or two previous
% the falling of the C7gnet, for ST. Iago.
Arrived, Engliih foop Polly, CT Ber-
muda, captain Newbold, II days from
Klngfon, JAM The fch'r Bee,
Of Philadelphia, failed with the Polly,
bound to N. Orleans; and the Maries,
lhompfon, of Bermuda, bound to New
York. Spoke nothing.
Arrived, fch'r Nymph, Davis, Guada
loupe. Left there feveral American yef-
els, rames unknown. The ich'r Dor
cheifer, White, for Baltimore and by.
ef, Stead, for Norfolk, failed with the
Nymph.
sThe fcht Pomona, Watts Of Baltimore,
failed from Bafatene three days before
the Nynaph left Point Petre.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-28
HUDSON, July 10.

Y
81 La week the indictment against liar
B - croswell for publishing the annexed
81 n,,,ora,h, vas tired at the circuit Court
h brIa At CIavarack. On Monday, the
N question whether TIE truth could be gwen
n q evidence as a Justification was decided
s .be pecatiys ~ Chef Justice Lewis.
\ On Tuesday the cause was advocated by
4 Mr.. Attorney Gen. Spence, and2 lbs
Foot and very ably defended by Mr..
Van Vechten, Albany, and Mr.. Var
Ness Of tits CITY. Judge Lewis, in
his CHARGE, confined the jury to very mar
row limits. He stated, that the only en-
curry for them to make, was, whether
CroswelI was the publisher of the para
graph, and whether the inuendoes were
truly ser forth. The jury retired about
Z O'Clock on Tuesday evening, and re
turned verdict Of guilty, ar eight next
morning. AS the whole transaction is 70
come before the Supreme Courtin Angus
next, we deemit lniproper to enlarge on
the subject at present. A fair and cor
rect statement Will be laid before the pub
lie in due season.
The fo!lowingis the paragraph which
gave rise to the indictment:
Holt says, the burthen of the Fede~
raj song is that Mr.. Jefferson paid Cal
lender for writing against the late admi-
nisyrasion. This is wholly false. The
Charge is explicitly this = Jefferson paid
Calender for calling Washington a trai.
tor a robber, and perjurer-F For calling
Adams hoary headed incendiary and for
most grossly slandering the private cha
raaers of men, who he well knew were
Sirtuous. These charges. not demo
cratic editor hiss yet dated, or ever will
dare to meet IN an open and manly discus
siou."
The other indictment is to be tried at
the next circuit.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-28

). h. which she has disinheritsa sns
nat ,s 7; j sse common sovereignty
~ nAs's . and submitted to her laws
~ . her regulations the independents
i ,lrir dag. 5. tbe limit
les j., s. is principles and its duties.
lseo . ~, is interrupted, and we
"a. 40 . fight, # we arc attacked
4 b ,g o.. shall at least fight for maintaining I
~ s';,h t treaties, and for the honour q
& Freneh name. 4.
I 4, lad we yielded 70 vain tssror' We
Ia soon have had to fight to repel
- 0rstrns,ops; but we should have.
|'asbt dishonored BY a previous weakness
pug w. i our own eyes, and degraded IN
az s,,-s Of an enemy which should have
- made US bend to her unjust preten-
ions.
.;oa.pess Of its strength, whatever inJu>
: she enemy do us in places where we
AN not have been able to prevent them
!. : reach them. The result OF this
.a.sst will be such as we have right to
yosa from the justice Of cur cause and
h courage Of our warriors.
Tie First Consul,
tSignet) BoNApAh :.
BY the First Consul,
The Secretary Of State,
lSignedl MAhtl.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-28
PHILADELPHIA. Inlx III

Ship Mars, Hunter, Cork brig Jane,
Ridge, Cayenne Diligentia, Eitara.
Porto Cavslio ichooner Minerva, Bird,
New York Trial, May, Alexandria !:
Hoop Nancy, Shippc, ST. Thomas,
Brig Warrington, Starr, NswYork !:
ichoonsrs Volunteer, Key, Philadelphia !;
Liberty Bendei, do. lloop Patient Sally,
Duliiell, do. ali arrived at Savannah the
9th irifant.
The aoop Harmony, Captain Butte, Of
burlington, N. bound for Edenton N.
Z. Sprung leak on the IIsh init. and
went down all hands faved.
July Is.
Ship Lavenia, OlmRead, Havannah !;
ienr. Eliza and Katy, Gardner, Tene-
Cleared, fhip Lewis, William, Butler,
bnitol; brig Augufus, Toby Dominique.
Ship Maria, Murray, 1914 days from
Bordeaux, and iehooncr Experiment, Da-
vis, IL daysfrom Baltimore, were fpo
Ken IN rhe Miaifippi the eff June, bound
up to New Orleans.
Captain Gardner, left at Tenerife the
aad olt. Ship Hampton, IHacs, of Phi
iadelphia, for Hamburger, IN days.
captain G. on the 9Th July, in LAT.
g, long. 81, fpoke Thomas Jeferfon,
Nlullary, from Baltimore, for Martinique,
OUT 4 days.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-28
Fifteen Dollars ReWa9d.

Runaway from the fabfcriber, 10
the month Of July, 1907, about the 18th
or goth day, yellow girl about z years
of age, by the name Of AILCEY, which
| bought of James Wilton and Robert /.
Taylor, of this place. She is girl Of a
bold coun,enance, tolerable fraight hair,
quite large mouth, and imall aeth
mold on one fide or the other Of her face,
jaa by her nole; no other marks that |
recoleef. 1t is more than probable that
fhe is now lurking in the neighborhood of
Alexandria, as her mother lives with
Major Vim. Reilly of thar place. The
above reward will be paid for apprehsnd
ing and fecuring the iaid girl 70 thar ] get
her again.
Jesse Thompson.
July IS. laws,+