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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-23
Mr.. Thomas WEI PeytoS,

IN your letter Of the goth Of July,
addreGed to Mr.. Richard Richardfon, you
attempt, fccond time, TO landet my re.
putation. ! thought, Sir, ere this time,
you were perfectly acquainted with the
old adage, that (" burnt child breads the
6re;' or have you forgot, that you OF
Col. Frank will have to pay me, ere
long, near fix hundred dollars damages,
being the amount allowed me, by re-
fpsaable and well informed jury for that
Infamous libel you fixed at my door; bur,
6end like, you with to level the reputa-
tion of all .men with your own.
If, Sir, you had Audied the works of
celebrated author, with as much preci,
Gon as you appear from your nefafious Ii
bel sga.nt me- to have Rudied the New
gate Calendar, you certainly would not
have forgotten The following appropriate
lines " He that feals my Pnrfe, teais
tralh, It's fomethng, nothing, twas mine,
tits his, and has been fave to thoufands !;
bus he that flches from me my good name
roDs RE OF that which no. enriches him, &
makes me poor indeed" Now, Sir, il
YOU cannot hnd OUT who it is that has
robbed you Of 70 ineftimable jewel, |
will tell ycu how to find him-go to rhe
records OF Alexandra Court, there you
will Gee Brooke againlt I. w. Peyr0n;
ALTO, have reference to your oath before
the inquca who Fat on the body OF Thos
Dillon, and your oath few months af
forwards before the grand jury alto your
oath before A. Fsw, efquire, and Phineas
Janney's affirmation on the fame fubjett,
before the fame magiltrate-beides innu-
merabic other traits 10 your conduct, TO
particularize which would exceed the
bounds Of letter. After your examina-
tion of the above references, | preiume
you will not be puzzled TO find that it is
your(elf that has cummitted the robbery.
l conclude, Sir, in the language of
Isgo-" Not poppy nor mandiagora, nor
all the droufy firups of the world, will
ever medicine thee to that e1eet ileep
which thou w'dit in thy juvenile days
which God, of his Infinite mercy, grant
for the fake of focicty.
Richard Brooke.
AuguR e. Dig
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AuguR z3.
NEW YORK. August 20.

Peter Augustus Jay, Esq. who arrived
at this port yesterday in the ship Oliver
Ellsworth from Rochelle, is said to be the
bearer of dispatches for Government on
the subject of the cession of Louisiana.
Verbal accounts by this vessel state
that Bonaparte had set out on his journey
to the United Departments, and was at
Boulogne on the first of July, where he
examined the batteries, sc. and the pre-
parations which were said to be making
for descent on England. The frigate
La Consulate, with Gen. La Crosse on
board, from Guadalupe, had arrived at
Rochelle, and had captured on her pas
sage an English sloop Of war of 20 guns.
We yesterday noticed, that the First
Consul was on visit to the sea port
towns of France: and we should have
stated, thar Madam Bonaparte accompa-
MES, or rather goes before His Consul
ship-She arrives at Dunkirk one day,
and His Consulship the next-She is es.
corted by regiment of chassrurs land he
by his Manelukes, life guard, sc. SC.
NORFOLK, August Is.
BY the brig Flora, Captain Davis, 90
days from Kingston, arrived in Hampton
Roads yesterday, we learn that all A,ne-
y
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DubItr SALE
r o S ( N A..

yaUltl S&tk
On Wednesday next at 12
O'Clock, will . be sold at Col. Ramsay's
wharf, the schooner Dove, burthen Is
Tons.
THOMAS PATTEN.
AUGUST %.
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FoY sac.
NOtlce.

ALL perfons having claims
againff the citste of William Mitchell,
decealed, are defred 60 exhibit them pro-
perIy authenticated 70 the fuhfcriber on or
before the hre day of September next,
and all tEof., indebted 90 the faid eRate
are requefed TO make Immediate pay
ment.
SAMUEL CRAIG, Exs'r.
July 2. 1awiS.
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RICHARD LEWIS.

cannot help making mention Of an
occurrence that took place between Col.
Frank and myself, on the Monday subsr-
quent TO T. w. Peyton's departure from
this place. The Colonel or c. P. Thomp.
son called me over 10 the warehouse of
Davy Davy; after entering warmly into
the difference between his brother West
and myself, he had the consumate ilnpu-
dence to tell me that if ] gave him any
more Of my impairment language he
would horsewhip me ! jumped from my
chair ard addressed him--you horsewbip
your betters ! will give you so dolls. to
strike me or attempt tohorsewhip me-the
courageous Col. said his hands were tied in
the district. I observed he should not
have That as all excuse, that / would go
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NORFOLK, August ls.

BY thcbrig Flora, Captain Davis. 30
days from Kingston, arrived in Hampton
Roads yesterday, we learn that all Ane-
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B A r II,
Beriely ce'nty, Hissinia.

THE subscriber returns his tlAnks
j 70 his friends for the very great.
encouragement received from them since
he has commenced business In this place,
and now informs them md the public &C.
nerally,. that he continues 70 keep A.
HOUSE Of ENTERTAINMENT,
and has fitted up the same q . very con-
siderable expense, and built Z large caf.
riage house. n every other respect, he
has endeavored 10 prepare himself in such
. manner, % win enable him, hehopes,
% gi6e Satisfaction.
NICHOLAS 0RRICK.
June ~, ipos.
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B A T n
COFFEE HOUSE.

THE subscriber ID the most respect.
j ful manner returns his sincere &c.
knoWledgments for the honor conferred
upon him BY those Ladies and Genflemea
who were 90 oblieing Is 70 give hima call
Inst season, and takes this method ofin-
forming them, that be l. induced from
the distinguished patronage he experien-
eed the last season, TO 50 10 considerable
additional trouble and expense in making
the Coffee House, &c. q convenient .
possible for their reception this season.
Rhe Coffee House being 90 very conve.
nient 10 the Bath Square, gives Il the
preference on that score, toany house Of
entertainment DC Bah. With sentiments
Of great consideration, Iremain The Puh-
lies humhIs servant.
ANDREW GOULDING.
Bath, berkeley cs,msy,
fans ~ l60s.
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KIDNAPPINGl.

ayT7HEREAs John Carter a6ee dark
wv mnlatto boy shout 10 or 40 years
Of age resident Of s.. Maya County IN
the stats Of Maryland, wAs kidnapped on
the 29th day March last IN the county Z.
foresaid, which said villainOus transaeti-
On 10 supposed 70 have been committed
by either some South Carolina or Georgia
men who were in Chazles o. 81. MAFys
County shout that time purchasing ne.
groes---The following are the names q
the persons. TO wit Francis Jameson @
Jameson and Thomas Ware from South
Carolina, three WiIburns. vhose chris
dan karnes are not known, Of Wilkes
County, ssats Of Georgia. The said
Iohn Carter had On . striped country
cloth round jacket, . red Waistcoat and
striped country cloth panfaloons, he d
slow in srticnlating and his voice has .
drene attached TO il /; he Is very large
the eyes. John Carter was seen conin-
ed in the possession Of the person or per-.
sons who kidnapped him in the city Of
Alexandria, about the last Of March, Of
the 6rst Of April last, but was NOT rescue
ed fromthe tyrantshand who had usnrp-
ed and deprived anignorant and inofen-
siye fellow creature ofhis liberty, and as
signed to him the isnominious badge Of
slavery. Asliberty l. one Of our great
est blessings, and the crime Of Kidnap-
ping one Of the most atrocious acis that
human nanirs can be guilty. Of !, L Is TO-
Be anticipated that every virtuous citi.
zen win interest himself IN detecting the
villain or yillains !; and also in sndeavouf-
inr to rescu< the unfortunate boy from
slavery Is hnmanity calls aloud for i.
r. s. The EdisoFs ihro0gh the y. States
win please ID inaert the shove in their use.
ful papers. y. - - V =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CTHAHED from the subscriber liying|
- about four miles from Martinsbrgi
@ the road leading 20 Boyds Ferry, on
The 1Sth Of May last, . DARK Bay Mare,
with white spot in her forehead under
the foretop, between n and rs hands
high, two years old last spring, midling
long dock'd, l. . natural trotter, never
been shod. The above reward with rea-
sonable charges, win Be giyento any per-
son who win return said Mare TO the sub
scriber. . ss 4. s Y. l5
ADAM TABLER. Z
June "a, isos. M =
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b u+TT E. R.

.
The farmers in the arish of Udney, in
the County Of Aberdeen, practise the fol-
lowing msthod Of curing their butter,
which gives Il = great superiority above
that Of their neighbors. @.s.-a.'
Take two parts Of the bestcommonsalt,
one partof sugar, and one part Of salt Pc
tre-beat them up together, and blend
the whole comPleteiy-take one ounce Of
this composition for every sixteen ounces
Of butter, work il well into the mass, and
close il up for use.
The butter cured with this mixture APP
peared Of Z rich naarrowy consis.ence,
and 6ne colour, and never acquires . brit-
tie hardness, nor tastes salt. DR.. Ander-
son says, have eat butter cured with
the above composition, that has been
kept three yeass, and i, was p: sweet o.
at the first But il must be noted, that
butter thus cured requires 10 stand three
weeks or month, before il Is begun 70
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TIE WAR-W0RN HETERAM

A Roman curate, none ofhis sermons,
lately observed. that the POPE was the
foundation Of the Catholic chureh-the
cardinals the pillars-she archbishops the
walIs--the bishop the roof-the rectors
the steeple. and Bonaparse the weather.
cock. Bonaparte was a musselman IN
Egypt-a christian in Paris-a saint az
Lyons-a paci6eator in Europe--a gem
eral at Marengo---at Lama X Malmaison
the manager Of an opera consul for
life president Of the Italian republic
and yet his ambition does not appear to
be gratihed. He should reeollect that
there l. q certain limit TO all sublunary
things. "Itwas the eameps hair" says
the Arabian fable, "that broke the ele-
plants back" Loadaa pager.
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- a
ANOTHER REPORT OF WAR;
The following particulars are from
Lang q Cos ". Y. Gazette. They
were communicated BY captain Brown,
Of the brig Union, in ~ days from Nat
chez. sf s,s
!. Spoke, on the Marisl Tables. ! Spa
inish brig So days from Barcelona, the
captain Of which said that he had few
days before spoken two American ships
from Amsterdam. They informed that
war had commenced between England,
France and Holland
|" OF Havanna spoke the brig John Z
Mary, Puryis. Captain Purvis inform
ed Us, that the day before he left the Be.
Use, = vessel arrived there from Jamaics
after short passage, and brought intel.
Egence that war had actually commeneet
between France and England--and TIM
the French and Engiish Aeets had mel
---,hafsve sail Of French ships Of the line
were taisn-and that hot press hid
commeneed ii Jamaica.
z "The port Of New Orleans was open.
ed to Americans on the 2oth Of May b
Proclamation, IN consequences Of IN en-
press from General Wilkinson
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LEXINGTON, (Ken.l

Weare warranted In asserting, that our
Indian neighbour are Disposed for
peace we have more to fear the conse-
quences Of the lawless behaviour Of our
frontier men, than the hostilities of the
Indians. A gentleman direct from. Nat.
chez, informs that Z band Of robbers
(white men) infesf the country between,
the Indian towns and the settlements |;
and are generally painted and dressed .
chocta@s. - - $3.50 sss.ssst
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be sed-ifit Be sooner opened, the salts
are NOT sufficiently blended with it--and
sometimes the GOODNESS Of the Nitro
then Be perceived, which totally disaP.
pears afterwards. !.
The above Is worthy the attention Of
everydairy woman.
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S76 nswj eels Gag 5enign goodsess ~ ths
ioss ef his dread Yound SANDY. :
THE WAR-W0RN YETERAM j.
CHILL werethe morning damps, die
early star
Lost in the rising light his dewy beam,
I VANDERBILT in the wood Land lane afar,
T. indulge the matin thought and waking
dream. "a 49, ! 81 s.zs*. {
Withrev'rance I approch' d . hory seer,
Who bending DER his srutch, seemd lost
in woe, "a. y - tear,
And many sigh and many q sorrowy
Spoke plainas words 'ah whittier can ISop
Pasch'd was hi. coarse attire. his legs
!. were bare, - :. fhis frame,
Scar'd were. his cheeks, cold palsy shook
And silv'ry honours deckd his dew
damp hair, & FaFa~ i" E
And velvet, antiquated, hid his shams.ss'
!" Pray what could tempt thy wand'rins.
= poor old man j cried, = r. -
"Thus early sure no common cause
r. He started, wiPd atear, and thu. BE-
gan; = Isigh'd.
Responsive, when he saw me weeP, he
I" In younger days, bent on my coup+
try's veal, 1.-The plain,
,.I'vebeen where thund'ring cannon shook
(His kindling eyes now Aasbd with
youthful zeaD 49,
!" And, nmy country calls, IN 50 again.
any son" (tears stream'd afresh)
!" was young, was brave, <..
g He fell At Monmouth in the hea.of6ght,
!" And, clad in weeds, Ger his untime-
"ly grave, might.
!" I've groan'd away FUN many . tedious
/" My country knew me and was
grateful too ts -"
4" An humble Office fed my wife and me ;
But when change took place, /
seorn'd 70 WOO .>.H ~ .
!" The feet Of power and new philosophy.
!" Hurl'd from my place by Powers
/" unfeeling hand, Cmy bread,
"Igriev'd--Lloy'd my country and I los,
And now I roam sagrant DER the
tland was shed.
6 For which my son was lost, my blood
Thetruant cow boy whistledin the vale,
III once was happy too" the Patriarch
: u said. - : IL s-zs = y tale
Ny soul was melting DER his piteoa.
While with my hand ] strok'd his hoarJ
head. \ ~
- -.
Musing . while, he stood entrance
and sad, 20 me
TIN hunger turn'd his eye from Heavel
Apoor halferown I gave, twasall bad
"Hthad more I'd gladly pay itthee."
aGod bless thy feeling soul good
=" youth !" he cry'd, [gard face
While grateful tears stole down his bag
God bless thee too |" my swelling
heart repli'd, lplace
Soft nature could no more-I left ii,
II - J-%'- e. ts.5a'
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GEoRGE.ToWN. Iane 1 Z,


From respectable information, We are
authorised ct last to reliye the anxiety Of
the public, respecting the fate Of the un-
happy Miss Esther M'Dowell, the ami
able young lady whose properly had been
90 basely wrenched BY that arch villain
BENJAMIN Connet--she, whose Jewels
were pulled from her ears, stripped and
left rs nakedas she was born-wh Aesh~
was lacerated, o butcher would lamb
and whose sweet mouth was gagged ii
the bargain--and afterwards found a.
most hmished, BY the hospitable inhabi-
tants Of Lycoming, and treated with eve.
ry respect and attention By the worthy
and rev. Mr.. Grier and his neighbors--
she, whose lamentahle tale has caused
the bowels Of the compassionate 10 yearn
and ache with pity, and whose heart-rend-
ing misfortune has been described in eve
~ part Of the Union, and caused manya
sneer at the lenity Of our laws for not Be.
ing sufficient to punish the infamous 10.
crate and Perpetrasor, yea, the self same
Miss Esther,a short time previous % thu
dreadful night in which she suffered, Wa
working but q few miles from the fatal
scene, ~ JouRHrTlfAn TAIioA ha-
bited in mans apparel Il Is said per.
son with whom she had exchanged . pair
Of shoes was the first that discovered the
imposter Her dolefnl situation had in
te1ested the FIRST families in her favor,
who assert she was wen accomplished,
and much esteemed. But the scene has
ehanged-Alas! Poor Het
o The gentlemen who have seen the
rascal that committed the above robbery,
with the two horses, in Huntingdon, en-
guiring the way to Tuscarora--and after-
wards crossing the Delaware at Trenton,
andthen again the Hudson, As well as Ill
Others, viii please t. continue their ex.
ertions and give all the information they
can, so that he may be brought % con-
dign punishment.
Penn. Pap. June 6. !
In confederation of the foregoing we
have been favored with the perusal Of 4
letter received inthis town, from gen.
tieman Of respeetability, living in the
neighborhood where the supposed ROBBIE
IF took plaee-fhe writer says she Is
bound over withtwo good sursties % an
swer the charges brought againsther, and
adds she is certainly very accomplished.
/ YORK. MAY 10.
TO THE TARMERs.
The ingenious TIMOTHY KIRK,
who u well known for his skillin meehae
nism, has lately constructed amaehine for
Iareshing Glover Ssed, that tends very
much to lessen manual labor. With this
machine, however, / Man. 4 Boy and d
horse viii th.esh ONE HUNDRED.
BUSHELS clover seed ina month.-
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Parents naturally enquire, in what man
ner shall we educate our children shah
we train them TO habits ofindustry, know
ledge and yirtae--or to idleness, ignor-
ance md vice One is the way towealth,
honor and happiness, the other to power
", infamy and misery. Between those
two, no person Of common sense can he
sitate 10 ehuse pet how many do We dali
:, " see, Who can say with truth. I see
the right way and approve Of III still /
pursue the wrong.
In the Educa.ion Of children IN gene
raj, three things are principally 70 be at
tended to-steady family goetrnnsnf,
common sctosI learning, and rsgEiay NJ
tendance on public sUoSship.--h amy one
of,hese i.neslecsed, otherswill be hnPer-
4 feet in their effect.
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Hail universal philanthrophyl Mad
ofceiestiai birfh t1uis-sister % ssodtrn
thiiosebhy! more than one brave man 81
276 neIv feeks fhy benign goodsess - the
Ioss Of his dread. Yound SANDY.
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70 Be Sold at Vendue
On Gel. Hoes Nybayf, Stb inst at II
o'clock,

A large two tory Store, on
laid whaff, IS feet long, Is ieet vide,
It'll ftsong good frame, lined through
on. with grancries, parlisioned off on the
second and third hoors; the frame is In
three fepara,e parts tor the convenience
of moving if necefary. The ground
on which il itsnds is leased from the cor
poration' ti5o dolls. per annum. Three
! years5of the lealc are yes TO come, when
the building may be moved, It another
agreement is not made with the Corpora
ton. To fave trouble, il will be put up
ar one thoufand dollars, no bid will be
taken for less than FIVE dollars, but the
highelt bidder may be fure The owner, or
any perfon for him, will not make any
by bids. One half the purehale money
will be received ia approved notes otsdo,
ard the other IN % days from the day OF
fsle.
01 There is attached TO this property
she privilegeof landing multiplying goods
free of wharfage.
Wm. HARTsHoRNE.
4 September /.
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The Lands

Of George Carter, deceafed, 10 the coun-
~ Of Loudoun, and formerly adsertlied
for falc, not being entirely difpoied of,
Notice IS hereby gsvsn,
hat the refaue Of thoie lands will be ex-
poicd to falc atLceiburg on Thursday the
18Th of September next, and the iales
will be continued ifneceiiary from day to
day until the whole is diipofed of-The
terms of iaIe will be the fame as heretofore
adsess;ted.
The Executors.
Arg 20. law
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Subboied to be Holen
Arg 20.

FROM the fubicr;bers ihop on Friday
Taft. a fmall GOLD WATCH, makers
name believed to be Vauchez. Paris, en-.
she Dial, and ALTO ON the indde--has an
outGde fancy cafe now in bis poIeaion.--
any perfon giving information, iosthat
fsid watch may be recovered, and fftolen,
that the thief may be proiecused, will be
scwarded if required. Jhofe who have
borrowed watches will p!eaie return them
directly.
WILLIAM F. GRID,
Clock g Wateb Maker, Xing Street..
Sept. 6. 81
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.4aelas and mod<rn eourtsbit.
When / went counting,
Oh! there was such sporting,
The girls had no tricks for to teise you
IF you'd ask one--aPs life
Ifahe'd make youa wife,
She'd eurtsey and say-lf it please you.
But now they're such stuff,
1t is nor enough
FOR man to be honest and civil
Who'er would succeed
With the ladies, has need
TO flaster and lie like the devil.
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On TUESDAY EVENING,
SEPTEMBER 9th,

A}n y " EO0Al u ElSAAN>S
SEPTEMBER 9th,
WILL BE PRESENTED,
For the hrR time in this Theatre,l a
COMEDY in five acts,
CALLED
TIE Marriage Promise.
To which will be added, Mutical En-
tertainmcnt, called
The SHIPWRECK.
0T Doors to be opened at 6, and the
performance to begin at 7 O'Clock Ptecilelys
Box IS. Pitt 4s6.
o. SnRcribers are RESPECTFULLY inform
ed their tickets will be.lefr az Mr. Tho
mass book Rores
September s.
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WaRted to Hire,

W tl7ltttF 10 80
A aeady NEGRO MAN, of middle
aoe. who canbe well recommended for his
honefty and fobriety. Apply 70 the
Printer.
July ias GO
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THOMAS SIMMS
HAS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
SALE.

HAD J9S1 RECEIVED AND FOR
SALE,
Fresh from Lisbon, ma short bas-
sage ~ tbe se5'y Rachel, Hacker,
a few boxes of excellent large
Lemons good Engliih Walnots.
Ffefh Lines by the brig Lucy.
Excellent fott fhell'd Almonds,
Do. Pfunes,
Do. RaiGns, by the box,
Do. Figs and F;lberts,
Holland Gin, French Brandy,
Jamaica Spirit, Wine,
Loaf, lump and brown Sugar,
Barley,
SaladOil, Olives, Anchovies g. Capers,
Gin cafes empty and full, as may be
delred.
a quantity Of well cured Bacon,
Venifon Hams,
Pork, Il hog to the BIZ
Fin by the bI. &c. &c.
July I6. 4
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Public llenoue.
On TUESDAY,.

a os'cloek, qvill Be sold at tie Ve1due
Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
french Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whiikey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate I
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Raifns III kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs IN kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS o,
4 0a1sety Of DRY GOODS,
Among wbieh are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Kerieymeres, Dufils,
Plains and kcrieys,
Negro Cottons, Sergcs,
Elaaicks, blue Freezes,
Calimancocs and Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicocs,
Iriih Linens, Silciia do.
Platillas,
0fnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Moilins and Muffin iand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bsndanna Haadkerchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And iundry other Articles.
PIG. MARSTELLER.
Ialy 7s.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-23
p A I ~ II II q.

THE fubfcrib-r respectfully
Informs The public in geneial no, he ms
Income a re6denter OF this town where
he protelies the following branches in tie
art of Painting aud Drawing. Portraits II,
Oil and Canyons, Sign and Ornamental
Painting, Free Mafons Aprons Gu Silk or
Leather and other implements belonging
60 the craft. AJ6, Stands Of Colours Tor
Regiments and Companies painted and
decorated in the mott elegant manner.