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Wednesday fve,iHg, Feb. i6.
In SENATE.

{ This morning the galleries Of the Se-
nate were again cleared, andthe doors re-
NAMED closed for considerable timc.--
After they were opened Mr.. Ross rose
and expressed his satisfaction that he was
at length, and after the extraordinary
transactions which had recently tsken
place, now allowed To proceed WITH a dis
cussion ola very important subje which
he had introduced three days since--and
that, Notwithstanding the opposition Of
some honorable gentlemen onthat floor, =
majority Of the senate had consented that
he should be indulged in the discussion,
and thai, the discussion should be public.
- Mr.. Ross then proceeded at considera-
bic length in a very mastery discussion,
which he eoncludestby offering the follow
ing - 8 = @1 /s.>>r T.
RESOLU TIONS. =
Resolved, That the United States of
America have an indisputable right TO
the free navigation ofthe river Mississippi
pi, and to q convenient deposit for their
produce and merchandise in the island of
New-O Orleans. 80 - j.,
That the late mfraction Of such their
tinquestionable right is an aggression, hos
tile TO their honour and intere st.
That itdoes not consist with the digni-
~ or safety of this Union to hold 4 right
% important by 4 tenure so uncertain.
Fhat It materially concerns such Of the
American citizens as dwell onthe. western
waters, and is essential To- the union,
strength, and prosperity Of these states,
thatthey obtain complete security for the
fun and peaceable enjoyment Of such their
absolute right.
L That the President BE authorised to
take Immediate possession Of some place
or places, in the said island, or the ada
cent territories, ft and convenient for the
purposes aforesaid, and to adopt such
measures for obtaining that complete Sc
curly, as to him in his wisdom, shall seem
necessary. = y :. - !. : ..s-5+
That he be authorised to call into ac-
tual service, any number of the militia of
South Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, or of the Mississippi
territory, whichhe may think proper, not
exoeedfng fifty thousand, and to employ
them, together with the military and ma.
val force of the union, for effectng the OBJ
jects above mentioned. - g : -:
Thatth sum offve millions Of dollars
be appropriated TO the carving into effect
the above resolutions; and that the whole
Or any part Of that sum be paid or applied
on warrants drawn in pursuance Of such
directions as the President may, from
time to time, think proper to give to the
secretary Of the Treasury. - ~
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Rinckney; By which the right 10 the free
asigasion Of the mississippi was secured
md strengthened. "a
= II found the Indian tribes on our FROM
tiers oppressed and qaieted. s. ]
Il found small army organized, and
brming the germ Of any force which The
public exigrncies might require.
III founda navy created, which hadfcn-
xicrcd substantial service to the nation.
ii found the national debt provided for,
and ID part reduced.
II found the treasury fun, and thePub-
Il Lie credit high. So
Il found : people increasing IN popllae
lion, and aconutry advancing in prosPeri-
~, in ! manner phexampIed in any pre-
Feeding Age OF Nation. .
Such IS the country andsuch is the ssnte
ofthings, Mhich the federal administrsti-
on left to their successors. Its the krst
wish Of my heart. and the most ardeat.
prayer ofmy mind that the democratic I'd
minisTation may 30 administer this GO
Sernnsnt, that they may deliver 70 ,hsirl
successoTs, 30 fair 4 country IN such high
Time alone win decide Bur itscenato
4 Be settled, that iffhe same ed il 70 be OBJ
tanned, l. shalI Be BY far different means.
Already great changes have been made,
and more are eontempla Already
the measures calculatrdto place the coun.
ny in q Respectable state Of preparation
10 rspelh hostility from any quarter, are re.
yefsed. The getms Of the ANAL army
and navy created by their predecessors,
are mutilated. The foundations laid for
securing ! revenue above the reach Of ca-
suaIitiss IRE broken up. A death blow
has been given 10 the boosted independ-
ence Of the Judiciary Of the United States,
which al parties were bound BY the
strongest obligations Of patriotism and
duty, 70 have approached with awe and to
have treated With yencration, as the on
lysafe asylum for the citizens in the vio-
lent conventions Of party, to which re-
p0blics are peculiarly exposed. z
The administration Is almost avowed-
Iva party government. None but those
ofthe dominant sect are admitted 20 any
share IN public affairs. To Be ofthat sect
i The only road % employment and trust,
however unworthy the character, or infe-
Tior the talents Of the claimants. On the
} other hand, those who are our Of the. pale
ofthat sect, however elevated by chal7c-
ter and by services, are vigorously excbld-
ed from ndmissioh % the public employ.
ments. Thus s pursued I policy cslcs,.
laied ID Keen alive party .pirit and v;olsn,
a1nimo.iit,iies n die cormmunitv !. viii,
every Kberal and concii;atorv sentiment j,
. sfurueottenn. The constitntion ;tself /,
,hre.s.r.d IN ,,,.., .It.,,,;o,,. 80
soresrr;rt - 49,. 81 ~ n,,;o,,.I =.
yelnment. s. de expense 81 ~ .malier
aia for ~ avcr.ndiz.inenf az IL 7l,rc,,
& ststes. = ~ 2
aWhat nv Is il. i.,,,e of,he.e MEASURE.
.not Dsrhap. n hnr.an v;sdom - fore.
- ~, \. &, -. 80. ), So. -.
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cONGRESSorlTnr U. STATES.
.RousE g REPREsENTAIIyEss
Febr,iary rs.

February ! S. -
Soon after the reading fthe journals the
galleries were cleared and the doors clo-
sed. They were not opened till nearly
the usual time ofatljourning. Soon after
the doors were opened,
Mr.. Nicholson rose and said he wished
to make = report upon the subject which
Mr.. GriswoId called him to order. He
believed Ii To- ID the order of the house
that III transactions upon thar subject
should be in secret. ~
IS Several engfosssd bills were read, and
some ordinary business was performed,
and then the house adjourned.
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sitting again this day with closed doors.
This is all that the people can know Of the
proceedings Of those whose doctrine is
that IN republic there can Be no secrets.
Tuesday eveniag, february IS.
h $780, IN SENATE. f s@s ss-5..s5 ZIP
This morning q motion was made TO
amend the minutes byeypunging all that
was said respecting the memorial Of the
aliens presented YESTERDAY by DR.. Logan,
and also all mention Of what concerned
Mr.. Ross speech and the transactions
which loIlowedit. Upon the latter mott
on Mr.. Ross objected that il ought not 10
be stricken out, as there was now ques-
tion depending, relative TO keeping the
doors closed, which was 70 be taken by
yeas and nays. Both passages were strick-
en- out. The galleries were cleared and
ihs doors closed. The Senate remained
With closed doors until near two o'clock,
and adjourned soon after theywere open
ed. fs a. 5ss7f q ~. 4 d sss5
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February FL.

81 -S4
Mr.. Griswold said he would submit .
motion which had grown out of the debate
On the blu amendatory Of the naturalizati-
On act; which was !; that select commits
tee be appointed to enquire whether cer1
tain petitions from sundry aliens present.
ed on the i4th instant werein ctsubscribl
cd By the persons therein named.
The taking Of this motion into considei
ration was supported BY Mr.. Griswold.
and opposed BY Messrs. Jackson, Nichols
son, and s. Smith. -. IS
Lost, Ayes IS, Noes ~. &c.
The house went into ! committee of the
whole, Mr.. Yarnum IN the chair, ON the
amendments Of the senate to the bill pro-
viding an additional armament for the pro-
lection Of the commerce and seamen II
the United States.
The senate proposed q new section, aG-
|sthorising the President to build . number
fof gun boats not exceeding 6ffeen, and
apPropriating SO, 900 dollars therefor. Il
Mr.. Griswold moved the recommit-
menf Of the bill 20 4 select committee.
i Lost, Ayes n. .s 4 ss-zE.
The amendment Of the senate was then
agreed 70.
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The house ofrepresentatiyes have been
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FehruarY bel.

A bill vas read appropriating 1000
dollars for the working ofthe salt springs
onthe Wabash rivers. I'll. III q.
Referred to committee of the whole
house on Monday. al, =.
Mr.. Hoge presented i petition from 4
number Of Inhabitants Of Pennsylvania rel
specting the obstructed navigation of tho
Mississippi. s45= 81
Referred I'd 1 committee of the whole
on the state ofthe union. III
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-06
Jonah Thomplon and Son,
HAVE IMPORTED

In kbsl5i3s WiAam g J1oba from Lardsa,
end United Statss trom LsVe,pooi;
SuperGne Cloths and Csllmeres, Cam
brick, jaconet and book Mullins, fix
Shawls, cotton HoGcry, Jeannels, Fuf-
tians, friped and clcudcd Nankeens, Cor
duroys, VeIyetts and Thickictts, Dimi.
ties, fancy Marfeiles, Waiffcoating, few
ing Silks, Twiit and Thread, sc. &c.
They are in daily expectation Of their
aGorsnent OF Hardware.
May 9.
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I9ubltr sale,

On Tuefaay next, 9TH Infant, at 8.
o'clock in the afternoon, will be fold on
the premifes, Col. Lear's life Efate, on
the Houte and Lot in this town, ftnat e
on the corner Of Duke and PITT Streets,
cow occupied by Col. S;lnms as the Ofice
ct Collection; II is at preient under q
rent Of go per abnnal. Che preient
cafe expires on the nth Auguf next.
Terms will be made known at The place
Of fale.
P. G. MARsTELLER.
June 8.
H In consequence The bad
ness d The gveatse' tic sale Of Fur.
niture, sc. advertised fer his day,
IS poyfponsd Until tuesday next.
P. G. M.
FINE 3.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-06

|, Jean Baptilt Chambard,
matter Of the ichooner Peggy Of Mamie
moy, on Friday the 18TH day Of May,
juf before daylight, being at anchor a.
oreaf FreeRone Point on rhe Virginia
fats, was ran foul Of by a large floop
coming to Alexandria, under the COM
mand of Alexander Bickcrton, there be-
ing no perfon on boasd my vefTel but a
boy named Lindfay Lewis lfon to a Mr..
William Lewis, Of Cone River, and
Tytelt, and The boy being then aaeep
with his head lying on the bowlpfis as a
pillow, the bowfprit Of the loop ran over
his head and broke Lis lcull, which im-
mediately terminated his exiRence. Ia
confederation of the above, the annexed
dcpoGsion of the matter Of the iloop is
pabafhed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-06
For SALE, or RENT,
THE STORE | have occ

= y Z v M III = ON~0
pied for fometime pat, htuated on Prince
ereet, oppoGte Col. Hooe's. There is on
fsnd in town more eligible or better cal
culated for carrying Oh an extenhve we,
or dry Good BuGnefs. The Cellar per-
feefly dry, with door at each end, will
hold one thouiand barrels Of Flour -
twenty-five hundred barrels may be fow-
ed upon the Premifes without any incon-
yenierce to the occupant. For terms ap-
ply to
WILLIAM CXLEYs
December ,. co
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RICHARD VEITCH 6 Co.

HAVE IMPORTED,
In the the lhip William and ,]ohn, from
London,
A few cafes Irlih Linens, a
large and handlome Election Oh Prnts Of
the latef patterns two trunks OF elegant
~ aGorted ribbons; ~, 9-S and 9 4
plain and colcured cambria mullins, COZ
ton velvet, dirnities, itriped cotton and
cotton hofery, with feveral other articles
adapted TO the ieafon, which they offer
for fale at their warehoulc in King freet.
on the mof reafonsbk terms for cath, OF
I, fhort credit.
May 6. dim
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5aIeS i,p SUTTON.
On WEDNESDAY.

On WEDNESDAY,
ITO o'eloek, sriu be lid at The Venau
Store, tie Garner Of King and Unis'
6,eet,.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caks,
MolaHcs in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in ealks and bags,
Raihns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irilh Linens,
caiImeres, Calicoes,
KeFcys, Threads,
Coa,ings, Chintzes,
Halfthicks, Bedticks,
Fsarnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, | Muffin and Mullir
Negro Cottons, Haaakcrchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &e
g. I O
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.BY1h M0nufa6zoyy,

Bruih M0nMfatloyy,
In King ffreet, next door to Mr.. IPeter
Wae's.
vHE fubfcribers respectfully iaicrm
u the public, that they have on hand
a general adortment of
BRUSHES,
which they zva,raat to be equal to any
manufactured 10 America, or imported,
and which they are determined 10 fell as
low as they car be bought in Philadel-
phia. Baltimore, or elfewbere. Town or
country merchants may be fupplied with
large or fmall quantities as may beit fuit
them. Orders from the adjacent towns,
fer articles in their line, will be thank
fully received, ard attended to with
punetuality and difpatch.
FIndlay s Shakes.
N. B. They have Cowikin Whips by
the grofs or dozen, Currycombs. Like
wife one caik of SADLERY, well afort
ed, which they will fell much lower than
il can be bought ellewhere in Alexandra.
June +. eo6t
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l0ubltr GenBue.
On TUESDAY,

w - ~ %<AAo
,o.,elees, 4vill be sold al The Vfadxe
Store,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy IN bis.
Spar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Rsidns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Al o.
4 sa,lfty of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kefleymeres, Dufils,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Feiezes,
Calimancoes and Ruffels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chinrzes and Cslicoes,
Jr;0n Linens, Sileha,d
Platillas,
Ofnaburgs and Tieklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candleaieks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
luoe 4.
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December 7.

Thirty Dollars Reward.
@ TOLEN from the fubfcriber, in the
- City of Warrington, on Monday e
vening laa, the Eft inf. handfome,
we'll made, dark Ior,el Mare, with a fad
die and bride: The mare is about ~
hands high, about 6 years old, has a
fmall white fpot behind the right ear an
der the bride, fone white upon one Of
der hind legs. A man with evident Ggns
of guilt croaed George Town Ferry and
rode off poft hate, and was traced near
Colchelt.r the fame evening.
The above reward will be given or de-
livery Of the mare and thief, or fyieea
Dol2ars for the mare.
EBENEZER NEsMITH,
near the Navy Yard.
City of Warrington,
March rs. 60
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r. c. K A Y

WILL be in New York during the Ii
terary Fair to be held on the 10th June
orders for Books or other articles IN their
line of buGnefs left at R. q ]. Gray's
Book Store in King Street previous to the
above date will be punt7ually executed.
May 10,
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THE SUBSCRIBER


THE SUBSCRIBER
RESPECTFULLY Informs his friends and the
fblic 10 general, that he bias lately open
IA fore in Prince, between Fairfax and
Union itrcets, where he intends keeping a
infant fuPpiy Of
PAPER,
Vail kinds. His being the manufacturer,
aaoles him to cell on very low terms,
alhsf by wholefale or retail. He like
|'as has on hind. and intends keeping, a
a'se aiIoimem of
Cat Nails s. BYads,
Val hzes. The whole Of which he now
sF' for fale at very low price, for calh,.
va ihcrt credit 70 punefual men.
GEO. w. GIBBONS.
Gentlemen fayoring him with their or
|aa hall have immediate attention paid
|. t.r The highsR Price g'vsa
= sleaa Liner ard Ceifes RAGS.
May AZ. d
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M0la5ses, almonds, CO.
Twenty hhds. retailing Molafss 4 a
very hyperion quality,
Twenty trails frefh Almonds,
A quantity Of loaf and lump Sugar in
hbds. & bis.
Ten tierces freh Rice, received per
brig Celia, from ~. York, and for fale
by ]. and t. VOWEL.
They haze on hand,
a. hhds. St. Kits Rum, I'D and sd
proof,
100 bis. Pork,
40 do. brown Sugar,
Mufcatel and bloom Raihns,
20 tons Platter,
A few quarter caiks
London particular Madeira Wine.
May-aS. eo2w
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Notice,
III The matte, Of Jofqb WaJfoa.
A BANKRUPT.

The tubfcriber being duly appointed
fole Afignec of the ERats and Elects Of
the fad Jo6ah Walton, all perfons H.
.debted TO The faid Bankrupt, or that have
any ofhis effects in their cuIody or pof-
felton,, are hereby regretted TO pay and
deliver the fame forthwith TO the iubfcri-
Der, or TO fneh per[on Or peffons only as
may by him be duly authorized to re.
ceive ihe fame.
IOHN MIVER,
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SIR,
I WAS running up the Potomac, on
Friday the roth inf. juf at day break,
and unfortunately run fowl Of fmall
ehooner, tying in the courfe at the time;
my partner, Mr.. Cooper, was at the helm,
and mylelf below, putting on fcme thick
clothes, being cool. heard the yeacl
run fowl of fomething, Immediately run
ming up found US with our bowfprit juh
over the fchooner's bow; ] ran forward
and let go the haIyards to dcaden the vei-
fels way. | faw a man, as thought, ly-
log clofe up in the head Of the veHel; |
jumped on board the lchooner, not fleeing
the man, as thought, move TO fhove the
vefel clear; there came man our OF the
cabin and called his boy he went for
ward and found him dead from thefe
circumstances it mutt have been our veGel
that caufed his death.
ALEX AMBER BICKERTON.
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DNria gColam51a,

DWfIl1 " C010M0'd,
alexandria C0ua1,, TO WIT.
Alexander Bickerton came perfonaIly
before me, one Of the Julices Of the coun-
ty aforefaid, and made oath that the with.
in fatemeur 6gned by him is true.
Given under my hand the 4sh June,
1907.
ELISHA c. DICK.
June 4. d3t+
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!. VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.

By virtue of0 Deed Of T1gf exe-
ftuted ly Henry Lee to tbe Jabfcyibe,,
FIR /searing df6f due from /la,d Henry
lee, to nm. Ludzu<N Lee, defsaJed,
the following fraas Of Land mil be
Sold at public AAetion,
for ready meuey, al The times and places
bersafiey mtufisued, Thar !, II Iy:
One tract containing $500 "a
ores, called Hollis's Malih, lying in the
county of Weltmoreland, adjoining the
Stafford efate, and bordering on the Po-
tomac river.
One other tra6 containing
500 ACRES lying in the county of Fairfax,
at the mouth Of Difficult run, on the wet
Gds thereof, and bounded by the Potomac
river at the G,eat Falls.
One other tract containing
1900 acres, together with moiety of
MILL, lying in Frederick county, where
she faid tract is called and known by the
name of Bufaloe Marll.
Ibele tracts will be fold on the refpec.
:iye psemiiss; Tie If on the 18th of
September the al on the 9th Of Otto-
Der, aid sae Cd On the 18th Of October
next.
TIE above traits will be laid off and
fold il iilsalicr parcels, if the title papers
can be obtained in time TO enable the fuh-
fcriber TO have them divided.
(signed)
ByMvod Walhington.
Aueuf 70 d 3'hO !.
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public 1lennug.
On TUESDAY,

4 Ios'rlsrk, 7vill be sold at the ytn6at
Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierccs and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Rai6ns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Al 8 o,
4 b ariety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
KerIeymeres, Duails,
Plans and Kerfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Friezes,
CaIinancoes and Ruaess,
Yarn Stockings,
Chinszes and Calicoes,
Ifiih Linens, Sile6a DO.
Oinaburgs and Ticklsnborgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Closhs
Bandanna Handkerchief,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
AuguG 20.
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Anquf 70

Angutt 70 a. 3snO
Valuable Property for Sale.
IN puyiaaaes q q Decree ct Alex-
eady,a e0aaty eourf, in The d.fria Of
Columbia at The laf 3aaf term; and
tbe lef aeW and t5Ramenf IF Leaots
Hipkms, dseeaysd,
VIII be fold at Public Auction,
to The big5sf bidder, for ready many,
mTbuyfaay the aad dry Of September
next, if far, if uot the nfxt fair day.
at the bouls gf F,exess D0niel, ar tie
Ln4le Falls, all Ike REAL ESTATE
eftbeJaia L<quis Htpkms, 10 wit:
One undivided third part Of
zo7 acres of LAND, in The laid diifritt,
near the faid Little Fails, upon which arc
Merchant Mills, with three pair q French
Borr Mil Stones, and evey reeehsry and
convenient machinery for manufacturing
-four to the beR advantage alto Brew
ely and Difillery, Miller's Houfe, a
Brewer and Dliilles's Houfe, ard fandry
other improvements. This property will
be alewn TO any pedon who may incline
to purch2fe it, by the faid Francis Daniel,
at any time before the day of fale.
A tract of LAND in Fairfax
county, about three miles from the laid
Little Falls, containing ao7 acres, upon
which is dwelling houfe, 10 which Mrs.
Sufan Wren lives, and fundry other im-
proyemepts; about two thirds of this land
are cleared, and the remainder in wood
it is good farming land. Mr.. William
Waters, who lives near il, will thew this
land to any perfon or perfons who may
incline to purchafe it, at any time prsyi-
Gus to the lale.
Mrs. Sufan Wren, who was the widow
of the faid Lewis Hopkins, has right Of
dover in the aiorelaid property.
ifT The Sale will commence at twelve
O'Clock.
Phil. R. Fendall,
Robert t, Young Ea''''''
VIM. Waters,
Auguf 10. d
For Sale,
A healthy, Aout, young Negro Wo-
man. Eaquire of the Printer.
Auguf 8. q
@ Printing in all its "a
riety executed at this office
with neatnsl5 and dy1atch.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27
Genuine Port Wane.

Jse vfeived Per brig commeree, captain
8aldzvm, fran oport0, and S0iN COM
msaee landing tbs effsyns0u,
90 Quarter cafks Port Wine,
SO ditto, ditto, fuch as is ufually ihippsd
TO the London Market, for fale by
]. & T. VOWEL.
July II. d.