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principally owing the preservation OF the
whole quare.
While every individual is full Of conjecture
while The Democrats are exulting, tho between
hope and fear--and while every good man is ex
ecrating the projects of the Corhcan Alexander,
upon England, we have no idea that tie mighty
bufle he is making is intended for the object he
prcfends. Much better does he know, than we,
at prod;eious difancc can pretend, that the con.
quef of the ifland Of England is only yilionary I;
the chimcTa of dream. His mighty armaments
are not, in our opinion, intended for that point
1t is much more probable that the conful is again
mounted on his old hobby.horie, and his courfe
directing again for Egypt while the conq4ee of
ireland, like a drop in the bucket, may, he per
haps thinks, ferve to amulr John Bull. The re.
cent rebellion there, in fome mealnse, warrants
conducted there can be but little doubt, that ,heit
deluded people had his emiharies among them,
for they revolted about the time his armada was
expected by them TO be ready They have, how
ever, been premature in their calculations, and
they have already met their fate, while the main
fpring of all the mitchell brewing in Europe, yet
efcapes.
Our readers may remember, that not FIX months
ago, veiiel was wrecked on the coat of Sunex
in England, on board OF which were found guam
tity of arms, and number of Uniform drcGes-
which correfp bonded with fomc of thoie dilcovered
amongft .the rcbeiiious Irilh. The crew Of this
veAcl had abandoned her, and eftapcd but il was
even then fufpetted, that they were apreient from
Bonaparte to his dear friends 10 LELAND This
happened during the peace Of Amiens.
Admitting this, it may be obitrved, whence
the preparation of thofe, almoa conntlefs, fat
bottomed boats They cannot get to Egypt il is
true. But let US for moment reject upon the
fecrecy which Bonaparte ulcd in his frR Egyptian
expedition. Not man, fave himleit, knew the
defination of his feet and army: until they were
upon the devoted coat, and he then had pretended
an attempt upon England or ireland. Ills boats,
we find by the lat accounts, axe not built with
fat bottcms-,hey are rounded, and many OF
them with decks. Sufficient employment can be
devifcd for bem, while the chief attempts hi,
plan. The Islands Of Gucrniey and Jerfey, and a
1siut upon fome part of the Englilh coaG, may
amufe the Monfeurs, and employ many of his
numerous legions, and thus keep them quiet until
he affects his real ourpole, or rufhes on dcarudi-
on. Time, and very little time, mutt ihew the
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Notice.
THE Office of the Marine Insurance Compa-
ny Of Alexandria is removed to the house Of Jas.
B. Nichols.
BY order Of the Board,
]. b. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
N. B. The hours Of meeting CT the Board
are The fame as ufual, ard the time OF acceptance
is extended TO four O'Clock.
Insurance Office, Sept. Is. d
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Portals the state counsellor, who has the charge
Of the religion has sent his circular letters to the
different bishops Of the departments 'hro' which
the FIRST Consul viii pass, and are as follows:
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as- During the prefent Gckly fea-

aS- During the prefent fckly fea-
foa, the uft Of STOUGHTON's GlITERS
sill be found Of he greatea lervice; BY fordfy-
ing the contribution agaioft contsgion, end BY
bracing tie iyRen,. Il may be We'd iultssd of
ardent fPrlfs, mixed with gisfs Of wsser, TEA or
other beverage. Iris allo one OF tie LEFT p.eyen-
tives againft the aguc and fever, efores loa ap-
petite, exPcls worms IN children, and cures me
windy ohoiic.
1hefe Bitters r,ay be had, with copious diTcc-
lions, in guar, bottles, from he original ware
houft in london, at one fonr'h part Of theFofmer
charge in viais, al Robf,t q jan Gr1's book
fore, Alexandria.
Sept. 10. eo3t
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REALTE-OFFICE,
SEPTEMBER %.

SEPTEMBER %.
The Committee having been assured that.
the prevailing epidemic has been rather on
the decline forson few days past, and ap-
pretending taat some difficulty occasional
l.s.arises IN discriminating correctly in the
first state of fever, between .csaes CT COM
mon bilious fever, and those Of areal ma.
lignant nature, have deemed 1t expedient
in time to come to report only the deaths
that may occur, and 10 omit altogether the
publication ofnew cases.
One death for the "a hours ending this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
S. SNOWDEN, See,y4.
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The experience Of this morning has tend
ed to impress upon the minds Of the Board
of Health, the Importance of strict atten-
ton to the notice lately given by them
that the absent citizens should send in and
deposit their Fire Buckets, either at the
Curt Hoase or at one of the Engine Houses,
that they may be had in case of necessity.
&C. Al absent citizens are, therefore,
requested to pay particular attention. to this
notice.
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A. JAMESON, Chairman.
S. SNowDRN. 5ec'ry.

About one o'clock this morning the citi-
zens Of this town were alarmed with the cry
of Fire, which. proved to be in small wood
en- house, near the corner of Duke and
Union streets-owing to the deserted state
OF the town, and the tiraidty Of those who
remained, such feeble exertions were made
to quench the flames, that they were not
got under until seven houses were COM
pletely destroyed. II is worthy of remark,
that the blacks were particularly active on
this occasion, and that to their exertions is
principally owing thepreservation of the
whole quare.
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A VALUABLE MILL
FOR SALE.

THE lubfcriber wifhes to fell
J - his MILL, known by the name of Cliff
ton Mill, within two and an half miles of Dunn
fries, on the waters of Quantico, which is as
conftant cream as any in this part of the eoun-
try, and in an exceeding healthy iituation; very
conveniently iituated to 6ne wheat country,
not being more than half mile out of the way,
in going TO Dumfries, from the main road lead,
ing from Fsuquier Court-Honie, Centerville
&C. (and by ton,e thought not any out Of the
way at ally and a very good road TO it. There
are, if the purchafer CHOICES, za74 acres of land
which may go with mill, Except one acre
which will be reierved) or 1nlallcr quantity as
may be agreed on. The mill is an over -fhot, with
wheel OF 10 feet inches and feet head, with
two pair of Stones. One pair of French burrs OF
feet, the other Of Cologne, with every appa--
ratus neceflary for carrying on merchant buiirefs
TO the beR advantage. The mill houfe is !ifty
feet long and twenty ieyen feet wide, two itories
high, with fmall kiln for drying corn, toge.
ther with barn, fable, cow houie and LUMBER
honie, convenient to the mill A convenient
dwelling houfe, (not quite finifhed) with kit
chen, meat and corn houfe the whole Of which
have been buir within years pat. There are
TWO very thriving young orchards Of peach and
other fruit trees. It was fuppofed, had not the
troit killed the fruit this fpring, upwards af 100
gallons of barndy might have been made from,
them. Should the whole Of the land be requir
ed with the mill, there is another fmall houle,
kitchen and meat houfs, at ihort diHance from
the former.
Inc iltnation Of this property mutt render it
deiirablc acauiition TO any pcHon inclined to
engage in this line of hufneCs nart;c,I.-I, r i
as 1t is iituated 70 near tide water. T. is deemed
unneceiiary TO FAY any thing more respecting the
premlies, as it's prefumed any pcrion inclined
60 Purchaie would with to fee them. Nothing
would lnduce,me to part with this valuable pro.
percy, but the prefling demands againft me
winch am anxious TO difchargc, therefore
great bargain may he expected, Any further
information may be known on application TO.
:. JOHN S0WDEN, Clifton Mill
Dsmfries, june as. Jaw.
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VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.


ONE tract containing 44o acres, ly,,
in the county Of Loudoun, about 6 nias
from Leefbnrg, on the high road leadi,
through Centerville 10 Alexandra, srS
adjoining to the lands of Col. Eilzey
being the fame which was bought of ID
ward Adams by Vim. H. Harding. TIL
{ tie TO this tract is perfectly clear and
ind.fputable.
One other trad, lying in the county
afs sefaid, on the Welt fidc of the Catot,
tan or Hogback Mountain, containing BY
furvcy 3i44 acres, conveyed by Join
Alexander TO VIM. Wilton, and BY him
to John Ram(ay, by deeds Of general
warranty. This tract is heavily timber.
ed, and will be fold lubjsa to an unaicer.
tanned claim Of ChriAopher Grsenups fa
,64 acres. The title TO about SO acra
of the bet part Of the traA being incoA.
teaible.
Both thefe tracts are OF good cuallty,
and fufceptible Of the h'ghe& degreesl
improvement, by means OF lhe Platter Of
Paris, as has been verified by lands Of ,.
fame quality in their Immediate vicinily,
For terms pleafe apply to Batast
Hough, Leefburg, John Raniey, AK
andria, or TO the iublcriber.
Colin Aald.
Aug. Z. 2aw
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VIM. HARTSHORNE
HAS REMOVE

HAS REMOVED
his fore and counting room, TO the fouth
lide of Kinks wharf, lower end of Wolfe
itreet.
He wilt sell or rent,
his fore on Hooe's wharf, with the Pri-
vilege Of landing and lhipping goods tree
of wharfage. The houfe is IS feet long,
II feet vide and two tories high, lined
throughout, and granaries fixed on the I'd
and cd floors. Marine Iriucance flares,
Potomac flares, or lots in this town or
It's vicinity will be taken in payment.
For sale,
A three RoSy Brick Roulc in King
itfeet, next above Bebnc,t and Watts.
A lmall houle, with-a lot IS feet front
on Water lfrcet, adjoining Major Mum
CATERS. This lot is about 90 feet deep,
has the privilege of an alley on the noth
iide and eaft end. A number of lots in
good iituations in this town to fell or rent.
T0Y S0tc,
Philadelphia loaf and lump fugar,
Fine and coarie falt,
Philadelphia and Swedifh bar iron,
Platter of Paris by the buihel or ton,
Indian meal, ihorts, bran, rye
meal, hay in bundles.
9Th Mo. sth. co
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Molasses. Almonds, Sc.
Twenty hhds. retaining Molaa,s :,
very hyperion quality, y !
Twenty trails fifth Almonds,
4 quantity Of loaf and lump susa, |,
hhds. & bis. y
Ten tierces frelh Rice, received !,
brig Celia, from ~. York, and for g. s.
by ]. and T. VOWEL s
They have on hand,
a hhds. ST. Kits Rum, ID and !,
proof,
100 bis. Pork,
80 do. brown Sugar,
Mnlcatel and bloom Raifns,
SO tons Platter,
A few quarter cafks
London particular Madeira VIM
May 2s. cow
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PRINTING IN X,

-
PRINTING INK,
Ofaa <xrellsnt qn0lity,
For fale at Mr.. Timothy caldwell's
near the Wet Market, City Of Walhing-
Ton.
nh has TO let on grsxnd rent,
A nunbersof Lots IN eligible
fituations.
Iuae rs. Iawsm
Ricketts,, Newton and 20.
Have veeiDed and fo, Sale,
A few bales German Linens,
trunks calicoes and chintzes,
do. hoiery,
10 boxes wool and cotton cards,
trei1es threads,
80 boxes dipp'd and mould candles,
10 hhds. molanes,
A do. Jamaica fpirits,
s do. iugars,
70 barrels prime pork,
so do. herrings,
20 do. fhad,
go kegs James river tobacco,
100 tons platter.
aF They are giving CaM, for
guheGt, -four, corn, rye, beans
and tobacco.
Anguft +. q
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i
WHEATON's
GENUINE PATENT JAUNDlCE
81 I T E r S,
4 MEDICINE extremely uEfl
n when Jaundicy and Bilious Con'
plants are 70 prevalent among the cla
zens of America and the Welt Indies
They are a uie.ul and eiica.ious MslI
cine for curing auadicy and Bilious d.
orders, and removing thar linking, FAINT
diArcasd feeling at the ttomach, difficulty
of breathing. lois OF appetite, and ileePyl
dull heavinels in the torepart of the dsy
weakness and trembling of the limbl
dizzinels Of the head, and yellownsha
countenance, complaints 70 common y
jaundicy and bilious people.
ALTO removing conaipation Of the bow
els, obRrutsions of urine, cholicy COM
plants, pukings and purgings, indigefb
on, iick head ache, rheumatic complaints
SC. (which arite from collection oflsm
bilious matter in the itonach) and d
length reitoring the contribution TO Hfsagi
and vigor.
They are ALTO found very uleful to' CAL
ry off worms, and cure r;cketty chlldrN
and may be uted with iasety in all conh'
tutions, ages and lexes.
The many cures thar have been ef'e
ed in New England, by the above laeaF
cine, (as may be feen in the bills pr
vent the neceility of further rsconn'p
dation.
LIKEWISE,
Wheaton's Patent Itch OsntmtN.
The only medicine in the world VIM,
will certainly cure the ITCH, wl'''.,
having in it any thing either dangef0ussrI,
difsgreeabIe it being competed mon, J,
of ingredients never before ditcoyefeo
ufed in tina. diforder. One box e''Ss
per(on, and there need be no wafhinS ' ~
the ufe oft, as the ikin is generally ~ -
cleaner and fnoo,her after the ule |"
than before.
Augua 2. zawo~
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The iubicrlber respectfully
informs the public in general that he has
become refdenrer of this town where
he profeHes the following branches In the
art of Painting and Drawing. Portraits IN
Oilsand. Crayons, Sign and Ornamental
Painting. Free Mafons Aprons on Silk or
Leather and other implements belonging
to the craft. AJo, Stands Of Colours for
Regiments and Companies painted and
decorated in the mott elegant manner.
G. I { d I " G
Executedin the bet manner.
N. B. Signs for country merchants, inn
keepers, and others executed in fuch man.
ner char they may be carried to any diff
tance without danger of inquiry and with
very little trouble, on the mol moderate
terms.
d z a w I " G.
He will open fchool for teaching
young ladies Drawing and Painting in
water colours and crayons, as foon as a
fuficient number lubfcribe. He will ALTO
pundually attend on ladies who with pat
terms drawn for Tambouring, Embroide-
ry, Toilet Tables & other Needle work.
Apply at his lodgings in Water areet,
nearly oppoGte the Vendue Store and hrit
door iouth OF Col. Hooe's.
F. KEMMELMEYER.
an Apprentsce wanted to the a.
5oue 6gfue5. June II. 60
4 Wa1eAoule to Let.
/ will rent my Warehouie, iituate on
King areet, adjoining the manfion houle
in which | live, oppoGte Mr.. J. Kin.
caid's. PoaeiIion may be had immedi.
ately. 1t is very convenient for Gro
Gerry fore, or Flour Merchant. For
terms apply to p. MARSTELLER.
JaneSa. co
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
Far Salr Or Rem.
Z Il z three fory BRICK
HOUSE on the corner Of King and Co.
lumbus free,s.
THOMAS PATTEN.
Dec. 20. 90
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a~s Notice.

aT Notice.
THOMAS GREEN will conduct my
bufinefs during my aay at the springs
and hope will give general iatlsfaeslon
10 fuch as favor me with their cuitom.
/ alto forewarn all perfons from having
dealings with my apprentices, w'thou!
my content. as / fhall proceed agalnit
fach as thclaw directs.
JOHN s. SCOTT.
July =. c
John Gardner Laid
HAS FOR SALE,
III biz Wavbox)e, Prince Street Wba'7,
LOAF and brown Sugars,
Wet India and n. England Rum,
Coffee, Chocolate, frefh Teas,
New Rice, white and brown Soap,
Spermaceti and tallow Candles,
Soal Leather, Beef and Pork,
French Brandy and Holland Gin,
Few boxes excellent Claree,
Bar Iron, aone Lime,
New Herrings and Shad,
A few bis. good Vinegar,
Cables and Cordage Of all fizes,
Ruiia and ravens Duck,
India Cottons, Nankeens,
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Irifh Linens, German do.
Pepper, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Ginger,
Alum, Copperas, Brimaone,
Cotton, Wool and Playing Cards,
Wrought and Cut Nails,
Mems fine and coarfe Hats, &c.
June z. 8
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tVaa1led 10 Fl7cha5e, :.
A NEGRO WOMAN--f0f ~,
accutomed to houfc work, well 'e g, /,
mended, a liberal price III cath WV :
paid. Enquire Of the Printer. *,
July IS. -
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.

Arrived, ships Monticello, Davie, Cal
cutta; Abigail, Williams. Barcelona !;
Mnskingum, Crandon, New Orleans
brig LIE Commerce, fpusin distress. schr.
Nancy, Lobdell, Boston.
Cleared, brig Good intent, Washing
ton, St. Sebastians; schrs. Liberty, VIII.
Hams, St. Kits; Sally, Taylor, Bor-
dsanx.
Ship Canton, Wills, from Amsterdam,
is said to be below.
Yesterday arrived ship Monticello, CAP
tain DAVE, Is days from Calcutta; left
there, b.;;gg Caravan, Of and for Boston,
to sail in weeks; ship Minerva, for
Boston, to sail in 10 days; ship President,
Of New York, heaving down; big be-
longing to Boston, brig Of Salem, and
ship Just arrived from New York. The
ship Manhattan, Of New York for Bata.
via, sailed in CO. with the Monticello.
Captain D. spoke July s, lat. "a, So,
ship Minerva, capt. Ward from Sumarra
for Salem, out 81 days, who said he left
the ship Fanny, of Philadelphia there.
July Z, lat. 81, spoke snow Pompey,
capt. Gichrist, of Salem. for Bordeaux,
81 days from Sumatra, and 80 from the
Isle of France. Capt. G. lett at the for.
mer place, the ship Eclipse of Philadel-
phia. aud ship Harmony, Seton, Of New
York, both under seizure.
August %, lat. l9, spoke brig Frank
lin, from Alexandria, for Autigu Aug.
"a. lat. 90, 40, spoke a schr. from
New Lonoon, for St. Lucia, and ON the
18th August, lat. q, SO. spoke schr.
Plato from Baltimore, for St. Domingo,
out 10 days.
AT Barbados, Aug. 2. Flour IS dolls.
per bbl. corn dol. SO cts. per bushel,
lumber q per M. provisions dull and
produce high Martinique, Aug. |. Flour
8 dolls. FISH S, pork %, beef 90, lnolas-
ses 40 sous. brown sugar As to so livers,
clayed 81 to 80.
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.,,,.t. ! aleauxion has fallen upon she7''
,;sb moauces an uneasy, It may os q
ami sensation; your great object IS snst
p dsaax.oa passes off as easily as may oe'
,,n you must not Use Parglng phys'e. DC,
p p. thar. as il does some violence 10 al
1s ,,,.: and would great deal 70 yours
NIL iafslIibly weaken you, who are TOO
, -, already; snd you must not DC Coz :,
I've. Ii you can find the mean, you mri vii
s I've done your daty to your bowels; ard
! 81 hon. and truss, t.atali your complaints
Eli gradually wear away.
Postscript.
Your bilious alliuent, it You mean any
ching more by It than propensity now q
then % De cross and evlsh,espec.ally with
- Euozv ay6om, is another affair. This
y0roocnsity which you call bilious, is mis-
aiken bv some for sourness IN the sto
mach: an acrimonious humor undoubtedly
=. &C
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|gerousIy wounded by being shot though
the belly. lie fell on the spot and was
supposed to be dead, he has been brought
. town, his wounds examined and it's
expected will recover. George D. Swees
was Howard's and George IA. ThFomp,
Welche,'s second The place Of action was
the Jews Burying Ground, where on
friend Hunter g1on04lg but unfoytuxately
fell. Alas poor fellow. cold is the grave
in Which be lies and green the turf that
cover him.
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AN OLD ANECDOTE,
AbbEe0bk to TIE brs5eut ffmes.

HPPIif06lf to fbf PrSseat f'1aes.
In the reign of Francis the first, OF
frallce, there was mighty talk of an in
yas nof Brian. T e King summoned
his Chiefs in council TO debate upon the
mode of efeding this great enterprise.
Various was tie plans proposed, at length
one was adopted. Almonel, the Kings
fool, who I've hid in corner, started up,
saying, g you may get there. master, but
how are you to get back again.
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Diltri6t of Columbia,
County Of Alexandria, f.
JUNE TERM, 1903.
Richard Prime, plaintiff,


Richard Prime, plaintiff,
againA,
Nathaniel Durkee and Catharine
his wife, Rebecca AIliion, Jas.
M. M'Rea, William M'Kea,
Margaret M'Rea, Jno. M'Rea,
Rob. M'Rea, Nancy Allifon =
M'Rea, Henry Lyles M'Rea, q
and Alliion M'Reds heirs and
Devices OF Robess NJ Hea de- :
ceafed, and Agncis M'Rea, =
and Robert Ml'Rca, furviv-
ing executors Of Rob. M'Rea,
deceafcd, and Samuel Crandle,
Samuel Nichols, adminitra
tors Of Michael Thorn, decd,
defendants,
The defendants Nathan. Dur
kee and Catharine his wife, Rebccca AL
lion, William M'Rea, Margaret w Rea,
Robert M'Rea, Nancy Alton M'Rea,
Henry LyIes M'Rsa, AlIilon AREA and
Aenefs M'Rea, not having entered thsif
appearance, and given iecurity according
t, the rules Of this court, and it sPpear-
ing to the Eatisfatton of the court, thac
they are not inhabitants OF this aiitrit},
on motion of the complainant by lis coun-
Eel. ii Is ordered, that the iaid defendants
do appear here on the fri day Of Novem-
Der next, and anfw-r the plaintiff bill,
and that copy OF this order be fofwith
inherited in one Of the public newspapers
publifhed in the county, for two months
fucceavely, and that another copy be poit-
ed at the front door of the court houie Of
the laid county.
A copy,
Te&, 6. DENEALE,
So Iawzm Clerk.
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For Sale,

A few Shares Of the Bank Of
Alexandria, if Immediately applied for.
VIM. GROVERMAN,
Broker.
Who has received,
Tickets Of the New York Lottery,
for the relief Of poor Widows and Chi
dren. Highef prizes 10000 dolls. and
Of 5000 dolls. to commence drawing
on Tuesday next.
ALSO,
For the Encouragement Of Literature,
higheR prizes. $4,000, 10; 900, 2 Of
5000 dolls. sc.
Sept. 9. ec3t
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BELI. 6 WRAY.

RslpeRfalI iafo,m The estiStas Of Hex
aadyia, and the tadlie in general, thai
tby haze reeeived, and o6er fo, Sale,
at tb< bssls lately oeeapied6y DR.. Hall,
appetite Mr.. Ranaolpb Mott's 1ave,x,
Ifoyme,y Mr.. Hej&eA'sJ neat aDo,t
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DRY GOODS,

Suitable to the feaCon, conlfing Of
Cloths, Callmeres, Marfeilles, King and
Queens Cords, Irilh Linens. Platillas,
Ticklenburgs, Heaians, Olnaburgs, Clint
yes, Calicoes, Dimi,ies, coioured & white
Cambrick, tambourcd and lapper Mullins,
Kid and Morocco Shoes, Court, York &
High Heels, with variety ofother arti.
cIes, too tedious to enumerate, which they
are enabled to fell at the mott reduced
prices for cath or country produce.
Sept. q. aaw3m
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-09

g This day at IL o'clock duel was
fought by Samuel Howard and Joseph
Welcher, Esqs. The subject Of dispute
arose IN the City Council, of which they
were beth members. Howard was dan.