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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18
HWokdto tie Wise.

As the spo, ofearth, called the United
States, and, indeed, the whole globe, is
almost too small to contain the to werinS
geniuses OF some of our great men--We
would with reverence submit to their
consideration, the proprie.y Of mounting
Billy Damn upon a pole, and appointing
him Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipoten.iary to the Moon; to treat fog
the cession Of such territory as could be
got with an t. uncomfortable righ"-in
the mean time, as Congress is now in
session, the Senate might ratify, and
the House OF Representatives make the
necessary appropriations, for carrying
into effect any treaty which might be
mads-they could also employ a few days
OF their time advantageously, in passing
laws for the future government Of such
ceded territory.
[Alexandria D. Idpertissr.}
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18
5~ August term, 1908.
HAMPsHIRE COUNTY, IS. ..,.-~- --.
LEWIS MOORE,
AGAINST =
JAMES DALEY:
In CHANCERT.

THIS day eanae the Complainant BY
i his Counsel, and il appearing To-
the Court that the defendant is not an
inhabitant Of this Commonwealth, it 10
ordered that the defendant do appear
here on the second Tuesday in February
next, to answer the eomPlainant's blu,
and that l COPY Of this order be forth.
with inserted in the Berkeley and JEFF
ferson Intelligencer and Continued for
two months SUCCESSFULLY, and also be
posted up for two months sneeessixelyat
the door Of the Court House ofthis Coun-
~. ". ,.aG r.. - : . !,
A Copy. Teste,- :. - .
ANDREW WOODROW, CHG.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18

that II viii be accompanied BY something
resembling the proposed amendment,
Fashionable phraze, meaning. in present
use, any thing but what it was originally
entended to mean. BY this strangers,
as Mr.. Randolph termed the citizens
who resort to hear the debates, are con-
fined to the gallery small, incom-
modious, unpleasant place and which
is, besides, in general 50 filed with one
description of visitors, that there Is but
little ch.nce ofits ever being attended by
any o,he~. Few who incline to listen to
the debates, have acquaintance with
members or would wish to trouble them
for an introduction; aud thus the most
respectable class Of citizens are to be en-
tirely excluded. The democratic gen.
tlemen have heard so much about closed
doors. that they are afraid Of again re.
sorting to that measure directly, and have
recourse to this indirect method Of clos
ing the house Upon such as are most Ca
pable Of Judging OF their proceedings.:
=. EAnM Drm6crat.l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18
Extract efa letter to the Editor, dated,
CITY of. WARRINGTON, Nov. 3.

AT present there is nothing very inn
portant before Congress, except the Pre-
sidcnt's communication respecting pro-
liability Of war between the United States
and the King Of Morocco.
lit is now known that the Spanish
Minister, residing in this city, did, pre-
vious to the convening OF Congress, re-
monstra,e with our government against
the ratification Of the treaty ceding to
the United States the Louisiana couu-
try why this information was withheld
from Congress, at the time 1t was the
subject of debate before them, may, l
p.-surtie, be easily conjeetured. It. is
generally believed that the Spaniards viii
not peaceably relinquish possession Of
Louisiana |; If that shall turn out TO be
the fact, which by the bye, is more than
probable, it will most assuredly involve
its advocates in dif6cuities, that by them
was not heretofore contemplated
".The Senate has not yet acted upon
thu resolution contemplating a change in
the Constitution. My own opinion is,
that doubts have arisen in that body
whether constitutional majority can be
had upont that subjeet. admitting it should
be called up; one thing is certain, that
one democrat q senAtorJ has declared
himself against any alteration whatever
= Yours, See
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18
q = y =
NOTICE.

EOR reasons not necessary to make
L public, notice is hereby given. that
from this date forward. | am positive-
~ undetermined to pay for no goods bus
such as havs, been received, and that I
viii not be responsible for any deht whae.
ever contracted on my account, at Smithis
' ~" JOHN, ROBINSON.
~@ Martinsbarg, November Is, 1908. ':'
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18

We learn from Washington CITY, that
IN the house Of Representatives, on
MONDAY last, in considering the report
Of committee Of the whole house, esta-
btishing rules for the government Of the
present Congress, an amendment was
proposed by a gentleman from Georgia,
to this effect That no person be ad-
miaed upon the floor Of the house, with
out the railing, unless. introduced by, a
member, oficers- of the government,
members of the Senate, foreign minis
tiers, and stenegraphers excepted ). and
that none but members la, admitted
within the bar, or railing. This was
advocated by Mr.. Randolph - who pro-
posed to amend the amendment by strik-
ing cut the words = foreign Iainisters.sss
who, he eontended. ought not 10 be adj
mitted to listen n the deiiheSatioas' Of
that house, and that their admisSioa was
a thing unprecedented in the conduct, Of
any legislative assembly-In this II is
believed he viii not be borne out by the
practice ofthe British parliament; how
ever, It is to be Observed tia, whatever
Mr.. X. saws, must be drp, with his own
party. The further consideration Of the
report was postponed until the next day,
Tuesday hut, Il. still insisted on by
Ms. Randolph. there is but ittie douhs
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18
ALEXANDRIA November g. 8.

=, Captain Adams arrived at,Newbury-
port,in IS daysfrem Gibraltar, informs
that when he left there, war had not been
formally declared, but that the Spanish
government were in daily expectation Of
che .essut. They. were making every
preparation, and Wsre. in > good state OF
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18

A Proclamation has beenissuedby the
Governor Of the State OF New-Jer-
sey, directing an. election to be held
throughout the State, on the 18th of De-
crmber next, for Members of congress,
to be chosenby Ballot, andtna General
Ticket. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18
PA Q D Y.
PROM saAKEspIARE's HAMLET.
~ B0NdPARTE SOLUS.

BOsNAF7ARIE SOLUo. ~
TIEvADE, Of not t'invade that Is
Whether Ills better for the mind to suffer
The stings fenvy, and of fold ambition,
Or to take arms aSains. host Of Bottoms,
And byopposing, end them |! T'invade---
No more /; and BY fight, to say, we end,
Our warfare, and the thousand British
triumphs ..-~r :.
That France submits to:-'Tis con-
Deyoutly To be wished. To inyade-To
y kght-3. .-s"~ :. '|' =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18
THREE DOLLARS REWARD.

ID AN away from the sdbseribet living
K :. Bath, ON the 9th inst. a Negro
Girl named Barbara, she Isl about as
years of age, 5 feet some inches high, ID
rather stout built, has a remarkable thick
neck and large goggleeyes: She former
lybelonged to Col Philip Pendle1on.
and it is supposed is now lurking in or
about Martinsburg. Twill give the above
reward for securing said Negro in Mar
tinsburg Jail -. s..,.,,r
Bath, November Is, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18

To fight. Perehanee y fall: aye, there'a
the rub
For in that fight what hearts of oak may
strike, - : - ~"
When we have shutled of cur ships
from port,
Must give us Pause.-There's the re-
sPect
That makes our arrnaments Of so short
life. :. -.
For who would bear the jesss and laugh
ofthls isle, $. .-..,*C.
The Peoples .scorn, the Press's con-
... mmey, ~. 49,
The panss ofprolons' d war, the eannon's
The insolenee of eonqu'rorssesR th<
spurn, y Y
That vanquished France, so Of, of En-.
gland takes,
When we ourselves might our qaietus
.,, make.
BIZ an invasion Who capture bear, =
To strike his eolours,to Nelson's arm,
But that the dread ofsamethiug on their
:. shores,
Chat yet luhoonduered e0Gntry, from
I: whose bourne r. = -.
No enemy returns1 puzzles the win,
And makes ~ rather keep those Powrs
re have,
Than strive for Others that we know not
OFF, :--~..
Thus Briton. do make towards Of US all!
And thus tn ambitious views Of resoluti-
Are turned aside by one resisting Isle =
And enterprises or invading armies, =
With this regard, their gun-bOats keep
in port, 49,. z.......4 4,
And lose the name Of ketiOdS.t - =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18

Life ha., in allsgory, 'jrsn setten rep,s.
.ented by philosophers and pstts undtr.
the @imiEtnde IF a uoyagr: The erigi-
naiCreea has managed this figure With
great derterity. : 49,
Thus sure steer my bark, and SAIL
On even keel, with grhtie gale, -.
At helm make my reason site -, =
My crew ofpassions all submit;
II dark AID bldsrerihg prove some nights,
Philosophy puts forth her lights,
Experience hslds the cautious glass
To shun the breakers as Ipass
Aud frequent throws the wary lead, ~
To see what dangers may be hid.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18
DOMESTIC MTELLIGEMcE.
NETWORK, November $.

Capt. Gibbs, Of the Washington.
s. days from Rotterdam, informs, that
he passed Calais the 3oth of September,
1t which time he discovered sail Of
frigates and gun boats, keeping up con-
slant Gre on that place. He shortly af-
ter spoke Dungeness pilot boat, who
informed him, that they were under the
command of SIR S. Smith, aud gen.
Moore: assS They had commenced the
morning before at sun rise, and when
OUT of CHIT he heard the continual reports
Of their guns.
,Caat. Brown, arrived Yesterday from
Lisbon, informs that a report was pre-
vaient there about three days before he
sailed, thh Admiral Corpw alias had fall
len in with off Brest, Is sail Of the line
aud Ave French friga,es, he. captured
one OF the line Of battle ships & the fri
gates, the latter having 1000 troops each
supposed for Ireland also that skir-
mish had taken place between some
French aud Spanish troops on the from
tiers, the issue was that the French were
Iepulsed. -. .-- 49, .--...
twas 6rrslv 6etieved at Lisbon tina,
Bonapartc would, at all hazards attem pt
-the invasion of England. There had
been two Moorish frigates and two gales
out against the Americans, one Of the
frigates arrived at Lisbon a few days be-
fore captain d. sailed, the other was ia
ken some time since by one of our fri
gates. they had captured Boston
brig, which has since been resaken- by
Captain Bainbridge.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-17
Sam. Craig,
Elilha Janney, SCon
P. G. Marlteller,


having made every exerion within his power for
two years pat TO procure The means Of difcharglug
the debts due from the eGate devifsd to him by
his father, without being able TO effect it, anG
now finding the eaatr under comfortable embar-
raG,nent, hath come TO determination TO offer
the whole per(onai property tor faIs, viz.
A5out 90 likely Negroes
Of both fexcs and various ages, amongf which are
good carpenter and blackfmih, about 100 head
Of horned cattie, cohGting of milch cows, fcers
and work oxen, number of borles, mares and
colts, fome of diem remarkably fine, three likely
.noles, and a variety Of plantation utenGis, &c.
The faie will commence at Salifbury on 1huTi-
day che Slh Gay ofDtccm5er next, if fair, IT not
the next lair day.
Twelve months credit will be allowed for all
fums above 10 dollars, the purchaitr giving bond
with approved t;curity creditors of the laid eli
tate will be allowed TO purchafc TO the amount
of their cl2ims, pyeviouAy fettled and acknow-
legged by me tobe juR and inte,eA abated them.
Charles |. Love,
Executor Of Samuel Love, deceaisd'
Saliibury, OFT. Fl.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-17

ONAtlilt Vi GCiumDIa,
County Of Alexandria, 4.
Juas TERM, 1854.
John fasts, Complainant,
Robert Finley. John Baonatyne,
Andrew Euchanen, Jas. Hob
kirk and ROBE. Buchaaon Dan. SIN Chsnc,,v
lop, merchants and partners ua-
der the firm OF Fiodey, Ban
natyne & CO. ard VIM. Wilton,
Defendants,
he defendants, Robert Finley, Tne.
Bannatyne, Andrew Buchanoo, Jas. Hobkpk and
Rob. Bachanon Dunlop, not having entered their
appearance and given ieeafity according to the
act OF ailenbly aud the rules OF this coar, and il
appearing TO the fatis!attion OF rbe court, upon
affidavit, that the faid Robert Finley, John Ban
natyne, Andrew Buchanop, James tiobkirk, and
Robert Buchanon Dunlop are not inhabitants Of
this dit..tt, onsnolion Of the iailscomplainant,
BY his council, il Is ordered, that The iail deen-
dants, Robert Finley, .lohh Banntayne, Andrew
Buchanan, James Hobkitk, and Robert Buchanon
Dunlap do appear here on the frlt day Of Noveul.
Der court next, and enter their appearance to The
iuit and give ecnritY for performing the decree Of
the conrf and thar the Other defendant VIM.
Wilton, do not pay away, convey or lecreSe the
debts by him owing to, or the etate or effects
in his hands belonging TO the faid abtent defen.
dants, Robert Finley, John Banntayne, Andrew
Bnchanon, James Kobklrk and Robert Buchanoa
Dunlop urtil thc further order or decree of this
court and that a copy of this order be forthwith
publifed for two months iucccaively, in one Of
the public newfpspefs pubiilhed in this county,
and that another copy be ported at the front door
of the court hoafc OF the faid county.
4 copy-Tcf, G. DENEALE,
Clerk.
$40. dam
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-17
BENNETT and WATTS
Haze on Hand

From late impoftaions, and offer tor tale on the
niual terms,
A geneFalaa ortmentofcoarfe Wool
lens,
London fupcrfns cloths and eaaimcres,
d.. fwandowns, manila tripes and toiianetts,
Mems faiths, fea!ings lutelrings and laFlsuet;,
An elegant afoftment Of chintzes and csilicoes,
Dimotses, cafabsicks and osher mullins arnopgf
which are fome very handloms Iadia work,
Elegant gilt AMI camel's hair iha.ls,
iti(h linens and lhcetings,
Pidtiiias white and brown,
Tieklenor:gs, ofnaburgs, heflians and rolls,
Bee twilled faekings,
Englilb and Scotch caspeting,
Loatoo pewter in ca&s,
Britifh Fl and battle gunpowder,
Single and double barrel guns,
An elegant aaortment OF buttons,
Pitt, croiscut, mill ard hand feel plate flaws,
81, g., Ioi, / 3D., and zod, nalis,
Frying pans,
With general siIorimcnt Of Hardware, &c.
Seine twinc.
Nov. II. dIwroIwtawIw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-17
1884 Prizes, &c
1886 BlanSs-not2 haprias.
10000


$4,000 Tickets at 1 o dolls. each, 2fo,ooo
The l4udable purgolr of this lottery, the mauy
very valuable prizes offered, and there nor being
two blanks to a prize, are confderations which
give the Managers reafon 10 hope for rapid fale
of the tickets. The drawing will commence as
! toon as efficient number Of Tickctsihall be fold
20 authorize il !: and thirty days after the CON-
petion of the drawing, the prizes will be paid TO
,hc fortunate adycntusers; fubjett 70 deduction
of F;fifea per- rem. Such prizes as fhall not be
demanded wiehin tqgefue months after the drawing
is 6nihed, llall be conidered as relinqailhed for
the benefit of the Church.
Tickets 10 be had Of the Managers, or offuch
sperfons as may be appointed by them.
R.ght Rev. Biihop Carrol,
Rev. Fraacn B<t9ea,
hasGio. DaUrd WaliamfdH, -
Rc5syf WIaL6,
CHS Gbegueye,
Patrick Be1net,
Arngld LiVe,s,
Like 7fersan,
F. 4. Michel,
ar Tickets in the above lottery to
be had at the fore of t. L. Waihing-
ton and Co. Fairfax freet, Alexandra.
Augua 5. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-17

IASIIN G.. LADD
fsas FOX fae at his warehoue, Prince Greet wharf,
1000 buihelS coarle Salt,
IS hhds w. India Rum,
80 pipes bef Holland Gin, y
I1o bis. Beef and Pork,
A ouantty of Soai Leather and Shoes offall forts,
60 pieces of Railia Duck,
100 boxes mould and dipp'd tallow Candles,
so d.. Spermaceti do.
hhds. and SO bis. Sugar,
10 do. Molailes,
tons Of Cordage aGorted,
q cafes bandanna Handkerchiefs,
J bales India Cottons,
box Perfumery, do Fans,
few Feather Beds with Pillows and Boilers Of
the belt Ticking,
An saortment OF playing and blai k Cards,
Bar Iron, Stone Lime refined,
Salt Petre, Ground Ginger, Pearl Ah,
Ri1e, Starch, Writing Papef, Glais, Hops,
Cotton Yarn adorted, Sc. sc.
Nov.f. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-17
NOTICE.


THE Co. partnership Of JoHN and JAMES H.
Tucker, will be dissolved on the Gosh instant,
by mutual consent, it is therefore requested that
all those who may have claims against the said
firm will bring them in for settlement, on or be-
fore the first Of January next, as it is absolutely
necessary thata speedy close Of all their business
should take place--itis particularly intreaeed tbas
those WHO may be indebted to them will be pleas
ed to make payment before The above period, O.
theryse their accounts will be put into the hands
Of an Attorney.
John Tucker,
James H. Tucker.
N. 3. The Business will be CONT
nued hereafter as usual by
John Tucker.
November 8. st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-17
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
County of Alexandria, q.

JuNE TERM, 1853.
Elksnah DooIittle, Plaintiff,
Jacob Harmsn and Samuel Davis, mer- 9
chants and partners, late trading under s
The firm OF Hartman and Davis, and 6
William Harslhorne, Jun.
Defendants,
The defendant, Samuel Davis, Nc
having entered his appearance and given iecu,ity
according 70 the at Of anembIy and the rules Of
this CONT, and il appearing TO the hsislaaion Of
The court, upon afilavit, thar the ;dSamael Da
Wis is not an inhabitant Of this Diaritt, On mott
on OF The laid complainant, by his counfel, 1t is
ordered, that the faid defendant, Samuel Davis, do
appear here on the h,h day OF November Court
nexs, and enter his appearance to the Salt, and
give fecu,ity for performing the decree OF the
Court, and that the other defendant, William
fiarthefne, do not pay away, CONVEX, or fccre,e
The debts BY hin owing 70, or the ctale or effects.
ia his bands belonging, to the iaid abfent dcfsa.
dsnt, Samuel Davis until the further order or de-
of tais court, and that copy Of this order be
forthwith publilhed for two months fuccelivey in
enc of the public newspapers publilhed in this
county, and that another copy be poaed at the
sront door of the court houle of the faid county.
A Copy left,
G. DENEALE, cIesk,
ss I'll. Iaw2m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-17
For Sale, By
ROBERT g JOHN GRAY,
WHEATONs
3 GENUINE PATENT .JAUNDICE
81 + I E K S,


n MEDICINE extremely ufeful when
IL u Jaundicy and Bilious Complaints are 70
plevaent among the citizens of America and the
Wet Indies. They arc uf:sul ana eficacious
Medicine for caring Jauodicy and Bilious dior
dsrs, and, removing that linking, faint, diRreGsd
feeling at the itomach, difficulty OF breathing, lois
of appetite, and Gcepy, dull heavines in the lore
part of the day, weakness and trembling ofthe
limbs. dizzsDefs of the head, and ycllownefs of
countcnance, complaints 70 common 10 jaundicy
aad bilious people.
Alto removing conaipstion Of the bowels, 90.
f}ruesions of urine, cholicy complaints, pukings
and purgiugs, indigefion, G(k head ache, rheu-
matte complaints, Sc (which arile from coiec-
ton Of four. bilious matter in tie ioInach and
at cagihreforiag the coneitution 10 ifrepgth and
yises.
they srtSslfo found very uieful 70 carry off
worms, ard care isketty ehiEdrcn, and may be
ufsa win fatcty in al contributors, ages and
fixes.
The many cures that have been eas ctsd ID New
Eng'and, by the above medicine, as may be
is-n in the bilis) pIsyeas the neceity Of further
recommendation.
iixEwIsz,
Wheaton's Pote2t Itch Cintsssat
The only medicine in the world which will
certainly cure the IFCii, without having in i
any thing eishef dangerous or difagreeabie; il
hring ccnpof-d notify of ingredients never before
difcovered OF ufed in that diorder. One box cares
prffon, and there need be no walhing after the
uf. of il, as the kin is generally left cleanes aud
funoo,hcr AFTER the ule Of il than before
-
Abgua ?. aaw6m
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-18
A WAREHOUSE Tor SALE,

By u;rtue Of q deed Of tr-yf from !,
lillian Hunter, Ser. deeeeJfd, 70 tie
/a5lryi5er bearing date The otb dry q
February, in fbe Jeay 1871, daly ,ee0'1
ed il tie cart Of Fairfax Coanty.
made to (ecu,e tbspaymeaf Of for bas.
ared and Jgy Posu1s THREE .l5ill'rsg' =
fxpeaee, l0wful money, Of vi,ggia'S,
1ue aufo Jobu Hopkiss, avt6 legal IL
,ereR fran tbe aate Of /aid DEED, eval
be Iold at Px5ke znaioa, ia, ready mo,
ney, to tie bigbef ard bsf bidder, on
WedneJaay tbe aotb day ef Janaay
NEXT, at II o'eiack, at the Co8ee- He9fs,
in tie fo7ou Of Alexaa3ria,
All that frame Warehoufe, IL
tuated On the wet fide of Union Street and
built on part Of the wharf fold by John
All;fon to VIM. Hunter, jun. The ware
houfe will be fold without the lard where
on il is erected, and the Purchaier will OF
courfe be bound to remove the houte or
buy the land Of the prefent proprietor
thereof. Thole who are inclined &c purchs!e
the warehoufe may view and examine II
upon application to the fubfcriber.
WM. HODGSON.
Dec. r.. za''os
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-18

ther IN the commons ofabout SIX ac,..-
Bath, or Warm Sprlnss.
Two we'll ituated lots, on one of n.
afnsll building large enough TO accom-.
moda,e one family.
The terms Of fale will be made known
by application to either of the fublcri
orrs.
SAMUEL WASHINGTON, c3'brtt>, e0sa,s
Groscr S. WAsHlNcTos, Jtfsyou, d..
WILLIAM A. WAsAIscroN, WsRm,r,
Azsa, do.
GEoReE W. ?. cusTls, Morn Raaas.
tan, Faiyfar, do.
busHRoO T" AsHIScroN, NJ. H<rxou. d.
LAWRENCE LEWIS, Nool Lazvu, do.
Angmt 80. ,,m
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-18
For S A 1 E,

'HE LUl with the HOUSE theFeo0, q;
the isnth-eait corner Of Cameron and
Aired Strrers late the Property Of thomas
F:-hardas- -Alfo, fey,ral vacant LOIS adlo'n-
irg thereto OH Alfred Street, between Cameron
and King Streets. The Houie is peaiantiy iitu-
a.ed and ii good order for the Accommodations
of Fami'y---If net fold before the lit Of Ne
vember, il will then be rented
WILLIAM CRAIK.
c.. 80 iwtf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-18
FOR 81 L f,

SIXTY NEGR 0 Is that
have been well treated aid brought Up, OF
all ages and both fexes hcufe felvants &
mechanics, but notify plantation Negroes.
Information may be had by applying to
the Printer hereof.
Dec. s. eoif