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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21
THURSDAY, Feb. y.

THURSDAY, FEB. II.
Mr.. Lcib from the committee appoint
ed on the petitions Of fundTy aliens, re.
ported bill in addition 10 an act TO Ell
tabliih an uniform lyRem Of naturalizati-.
en- which was read twice and refer
red to a comIuitete of the hoe to-mor
row.
Mr.. S. Smith prelented memorial
from fundry aliens il Baltimore. Re
terred.
A bill for the relief Of Samuel Corp
was read third time and Pahcd--'he
Yeas and Nays being called, were Yeas
AZ, Nays 80.
Mr.. S. Smith Imported, and Mef-s.
Elmendorf and Nicholion oppoied the
bill.
An engroaed bill TO prevent the in
portation of certain perlons into Certain
itates into which their admifion is pro-
hibitsd by the laws of faid Rases, was
read third time and pafed. The Yeas
and Nays, being called, were Yeas As,
Nays IS.
An engroaed bill in addition to the asf
concerning the regiitering and recording
lhips ana veilels Of the U. S. and TO the
att entitled an act to regulate the collec-
ton of duties on imports and tonnage,
was read the third time and palled.
Mr.. John c. Smith, from the Commit
tee of Claims, made report on the petit
ticn Of Charles L'Enfanr, authorizing the
Superintendent. of the City of Waihington
to irttle The claim Of c. L'Enfant on the
terms ictt!ed by the late board OF Commit
Gorers.
Referred TO committee Of the whole
Tomorrow.
Oh motion ofMf. S. Snilh, the Houfe
went into COMMITTEE Of the whole
on the bill to continue in force law for
efablihing trading houies with the fndi-
an tribes.
The bill continues the Old law for two
years.
The Committee rofe, ard reported the
bill with an amendment.
The houie concurred in the report, and
ordered the bill to be eng rohed for third
reading so-morrow.
On motion of John c. Smith, the CON-
mittee of claims were Discharged from the
further confederation OF iundry petitions
praying for invalid penfions.
The Ioufe went into Committee Of the
whole, Mr.. John c. Smith in the chair,
on the bill to revive and continue in force
an act in addition to an act, entitled an
act in addition to an ACT regulating the
grants OF lands appropriated for military
lervices, sc.
The committee reported the bill with.
out amendment.
On motion of Mr.. Early tie Houfe a.
gain refolved itfelf into committee Of
the " hole on the report Of felett commit
tee, in favour of allowing the claims for
he Performance Of militia lefice in the
aase Of Georgia.
Mr.. John G. Smith in the chair.
On agreeing to the rep2rt DEBATE
aroIe which continued during the fit
ting.
MeGrs. Early, Nichollon. Gregg, Mer-
riwe,hcr, S. Smith, Macon, and Vsrnum,
uyporttd ; and Msfss. Elmer, Elmen-
dort, Thatcher, E ,ais, Randolph, Morris,
Holland, and Ratings, oppofei the report.
When the rep ri was ifasfe d tc- Ayes
81, Noes So.
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il csseu,;rs tie quarantine law Of VT
siuia, is unsesfoaaDIe md cught rot t.
beg tied.
Ordered that .,lsars. Mitchill, Euais
and Elmer, be a committee 10 bring IL
bill or bills pulfuaa; TO The fra reio-
luton.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-08
Lands for Sale.

The fublcriber wifhes to Tel
a TRACT of LAND, f,ua,e near tbs
foot Of the Blue Ridge and Short hi Is,
in Loudoun county, Virginia: Bounded
partly by the Potomac River, within two
miles Of Harper's Ferry and the mouth OF
Shenandoah. It is arong, good foil,
anfwering perfectly we'll for platter OF
Paris, and contains by patent 2s4o acres.
81 is 70 we'll known, as valuable and hne
tract of land, that further defcriptlon IS
unnecei1ary, as thoie who inciine TO pur-
chale will of courfe view and examine Il.
A clear and indilputable title will be given
by the fubicriber. There is no mortgage,
10 dgment, debt, leafe, claim, Q, demand
whailoeyer againit any part. II having
been always let to tenants at low annual
rents, who are RATED and removable at
will, but the occupying tenants tehfough
favor only have been permitted 70 claim
from any coming.in tenant, one halt OF
the depofit money, as fettled between them
for improvements and good will; the
Other half going to the landlord. There
are at prefens fixteen or feyenteen tenants
uoon the eifate at very low rents: and i
is recommended as an object we'll worth
the attention Of any iperlon who woeld
purchale the whole, and parcelit out into
leG.r farms, the rehdent tenants and Others
wifhing to buy parts Of il. The terms
are portion Of one fourth paid down IN
money, orapprovsd negotiable paper, the
remainder in one, two or three years as
may be agreed on, carrying interea from
the day Of fsls. Application may be
made peslonally, or BY letter, to the fub-
fcriber reidirg at Wasburton, on Poto-
mac River, near Alexandra, 30 Mr.. James
no IIhsncy, near the pyemifrs, or TO Mr..
John Iannev, merchant, Alexandria.
Thcs. dtruooa Digges.
IuIy So eoIm
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a~F No5s1e.

A Court Of Ecquiry, for the ed Legi-,
on Of TIE Militia of the Difri6t ofColum-
bia, will b. held at the Court Houfs, in
the town of Alexandra, on Thurlday the
nth infant, at 10 o'clocksin the fore
noon, for the Allotment of fines on officers
for neglect Of duty for the remiiliou Of
fines Ton good cauie fhewn) impoied BY
the battalion courts of enquiry, and for
the Performance of other duties prefcribed
~ Law, where all perions intsreGed are
requesed to attend.
AuguR ). DIT
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-08
DR.. HAHN.s GENUINE EYE. WATER

A iovefeign remedy Tor ali diieaSss Of the eys
whether the effect ofnaturaI weakness or Of a.
cidenr, Deductions Of rheum, dullnefs, itcIn:
and films Oh the eyes, never faiing to cure tha.
maiadies which frequently fuceeed the final po,
meailes and levers, and wonderfully frengthtD.
ing weak fight. Hundreds have experitntt.
its excellent virtues, when nearly deprived d
fight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-08
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for Ii.
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts "a.
llrengthsas the gums, prcfcgves the enanelha
decay, and cleanles and whites the teeth i,
ablorbing all that acrimonious fine & fuass
which fufercd to accumulate, never ilisto u
jure and finally ruin hen.
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I en- Dollars Rezva2d.

len DolIars Rezyagd.
RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber, ON.
the 18TH of July, negro man named
M OS E s.:
he is tall honey nan, about s feet high,
rotsvery aefhy, has a remarkable fear
scrots The middse ofhis nofe, his hair long
and frat for that of a Negro, though not
tied. tEe has been fcvcral times ieens
fculking about Alexandria. Any perfon
who will deliver me the faid Negro. or,
iecure him snd. give re information there
of, fhall receive the above reward.
AUG:J SMITH.
Fairfax County,
,u
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HAMILTON's ESSENCE and Elk
TR ACT of MUSTARD,

=
A fate and effcciual remedy for govt, rheuma-
tim, paliey, iprains, bruiles, pains in the face
and neck, &c. And has performed more cures
in the above complaints than al the Other nedi
ci;,rs ever before made public.
From Dir. WeatbexJarx,
Wytb county, Vw2iass.
Gentlemen,
purchafed at your fhop the preparations you
cali Hamilton's Eilence, or Extra& of kiufard,
which believe has perfectly removed a chronic
rheamaeifm (of that kind named leiatica, or of
the hip ioinc) under which had laboured for
long time, and which had baffled every article,
in the Materia Medica, and every mode Of treat.
nlent received into practice for the cure of this
obilinate dfeaie, If you think this letter uiefu
you are at liberty to make it public. +.
Yours, &c.
P. WrEATHERBgTRN,
John Hoover, rope maker, South Second
Street, between Mary and Chritfian-Streets,
Philadelphia. voluntarily maketh oath as fol.
lows, namely that his wife, Mary Hoover. was,
70 faverely afflicted with violent rheun,atifm
very dangerously fituared, the confequence of a
levere cold after lying in, as to be confined to her
bed Tor ieveral weeks, and was at length re.
dueed to the melancholy apprehension of re
naming cripple for life, notwithstanding the
mott Respectable medical advice was followed
aad every probable remedy attempted: When
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u Notsce o Remoual.
nOCTOR HAMILTON has renoy-
L. ed to rhe lower part of King Rreets
upon the corner OF Water areet, where ne,
as ufaal, continues the Psaaice Of Medl-
che in allits bfanehes.
T,,iv ia. "a
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JAMES KENNEDY, sen.


RelsRfalL iyaymsfbe Pu6lie thai be 0As $
yerefved from Lee g Chs Patent a1a7
Family Medicine Sire, Balhmore, g
t1x,g alsrtmenf o tbe tolloqoing
Valuable Medicines, !
Vbicb are IN high sasem and general II, r.
tbroagbouf The Uaifed States, many 81
them being ysHeb<a1er than tie d re
If qubseb they are compounded, eoald De
bx,ebaJsd at a refaa Store.
f1 TAKE. NoTIcE,
Thai s. kennedy, zen. Is a9p0'1ffa zee
ONLY Ag<ut far Aasxandria.
ICAsEs OF cuREs-l HamilWyu's W0'm
Dea,0ying LoStxges.
(Selsard i,om tb0slands1 tie aut6ent'-
CRY Of aubieb any perrin nay 9lefrta, =
etber BY lftfer or 9ey/onal a39lieat'on.
Or. IIAMILTONss ELIXIR,
Afoyereign remedy for Colds, Obltinate Coughs,
Affhmss. Cararrhs, Sore Threats, and Ap"
preaching Confunlptions.
To parents qubo may haze cbildren afflicted
4oifb TIE HOPPING COUGH.
This diicovery is of the firR magnitude, as It
Is an immediate relief, checks the progreis, and
in f1ort time entirely removes the mott er'ie'
diforder to which children are liable--the Elixir
IS 70 perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 imal,
that no difficulty aries IN takingir.
From LUTHER MARTIN, Ell. Atto,-
rey- General IF The State If Maryland.
Gentlemen,
coep!y with your requeH in rating my
opinion of FIamilton's Elixir. 1t has been uied
in my family for two or three years Paa, with
uniform iucreis, whenever colds, coughs, OF II
miiar complaints have rendered medicine ne
ceaary have myfclf found it an excellent and
agreeable remedy Tor a very painiui and trou-
bIefome affection of the breait, accompanied
with foreneis and with obitructed and difficult
breathing
On thefe accounts | do not heiltate 20 recon-
mend Hanliiconss Elixir, as a valuable medicine,
and deierving public attention.
LUTHER MAR TIN.
Mr.. Abiiah Heply, Bridgc-Street, Baltimore,
was cured by one bottle OF Hamilton elixir Q. .
very complicated dilordcr, occaiioned BY sic-
we're cold caught ieverai months ago. re
breathed with the greateit difficulty, and was
often thrown lato weakening fweats when nc
attempted to walk any oitance, and his voice
would freuently fail in fuch degree that me
could only attempt to whiiper he has been
upwards Of ix weeks without retsrn OF his
com plants, and deires to give thls.public tel
tiu,ony in favour OF this invaluable medicine.
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Notice.

ALL perlons having CLAIMS =
againe The eaate Of lillian Tr;9lta, %
Round Hill, decealed, arc iequeits0 !,
brig them forward for adjuanen' a !.
payment and all thole indebted tow
eaate are respectively called upon TO n'l, !,
immediate paymep, 70 the Exeeut0Is~J !.
being their anxioos with TO cloic all :.
accounts, and lettIe with the legaise'
foon as pohbIe.
Charles Littls, Ex'l,,.
Geo. I1lplett, !.
July I. GO
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DR.. Hamilton's
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

Is recommended as an invaluable mediclnc, Tor
the fpeedy relief and permanent cure OF the vari-
GUS complaints which rciuit from diihpated plea
iures-juveilile Neutrality-suspicious. IN CHI
mates nnfavourabie co rhe centtitrticn-the I'M
moderate uie Of tea, frequent inro1ieation or any
other deiirutaive intemperance-the unikl ltul OF
exccliye uie Of mcrcury--the diicaies peculiar TO
emales, at certain period of hic--bad lyings
in, &c. &c.
And is proved by long and extenivc experience
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-08
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet difcovered which gw
immediate and laAing relief in the moii lsysn
iuftanccs.
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:with very final liyiag aainaIs.

with very fnall living animals, No,o,. :,
Fort OF worms which uioaiiy afilia sh y iAs
came from him. Since that period he , al'dlN
markedly better 10 health, and though I !. =
has got frefh and lively complexion o !, ,s'H
different ooeafonsl have ufed this 4nedie;n. IN
purging lpblfitute, ana found it to aniwer ss
ingly well, without bringing on belly. a sl.'ss
any OF thofe dilasreeabie ieniations, 70 c6as Z
ea.loned By pnrgilg medicines Upon the wv
Judge this medicine to be, befides is man %"s
jea, ole of the mott falutary means for rse %
ing loft appetite, and prcmotiig proper NV. w.
of digeition, by carrying eff that bilI u, l ~
hance, which engenders 70 much incifp. G W.
both among children and adults. s
am, Sir, your n,ofl obedent fervant
JOHN M0LThEp
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70 DC aolo.utcly uil pai @A'CAsNn 90 49, 80 ~
Nervous diiorders, Violent cramps in the
Coniumprions, itonlaeh and back'
Lownefs Of fpirits, tndiseitlon,
Lois ofappesite, Meanehoiy'
Inpurity OF the blood. 4 Govt in the 1onach,
Iyteriea affections, Pains u the hmDs'
Inward 1eakneHes, Relaxations,
Seminal weakneass, Involuntary emiiilons,
=Fluoralbus, (orwhites) Obttinate gleess,
Barrenncfs, h1Potency, 0e, oee.
10 cafes ofextremity, where the long preya-
ence and obttinacy of dheaie has brought on
general impoyeriihment of the iyaen,, exeeii've
debility of the whole frame, and waiting OF the
Re!h, which no nourihment or cordial could res
HAIR a perseverance in tie nie of this medicine
pas performed the mott aftonisking cures
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The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for ii

Which is warranted an infallible remedyf
one application, and may be ufed with Psnes
fafety ~ pregnant women, or on IN ants we'd
old, net containing particle of mercury, or an
other dangerous isgredient whatever, and nd
accompanied With liiattormenting inlart whd
atiends The application of other remedies.
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DR.. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE en-
MAN CORN PLASTER.

An infaIIible remedy for corns, fpeedily renn
ing them, root and branch. without giving nj,
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Communicated I, DR.. Jobu spaag1t,,
Tork-to70n, PenxDlvari0.
Letter from the reverend Mr. JOHN MOL
TIER, miniiter of the Moravian church, in
York town.
Tork, January 4tb, 1907.
Dear Sir,
Or. Hanlilton's lozenges have been recon-
mended to me as very adequate means for the
cure OF children afflicted with worms, proeur
ed e, box tor the ufe Of my family, to try, whe-
ther by means of this medicine, might be ena
bled TO gain point, which, to accomplish, sdif.
ierent other means had proved abortive. My
eldeit boy had very fekly appearance, was YER,
relteis at night, grew leaner from time TO time
IN fhort, ne ieemed to be in aprecarious aate d
health. which would yieldto none Of the med
cines administered. until gave him two dofe.
ofslozenges, agreeably to the directions, which
Carried OF inbilance to al appearance mere
mHeus ass upon c,ofs INFECTION quit repelec
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-08
THE ANODYNE ELIXIR.

For the prevention and cure of bilious and ma
HgRant fcvers,
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PER bottcmsd hip America, Of Salem,
formerly the French corvette la Blcnde)
for the puechale ofthat veGtl, tho fhe had
left the harbour few days before, a
diipatch boa, was ient off Immediately
,o.oyer,ake her if ponble, and order
her 10 return TO port. The boat came
up with her juR as Che was getting On.
der way in the river. It's fuppoied
Che has been purchafed with the de6gn
Of fitting her ont as a privateer. One
of her officers arrived at Salem In the
Estharine.
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NEW YORK, Nay Re.

Capt. Merry, of the thip Young Eagle,
iIrissd yeaerdsy from Beifalf, put into
ldchiams tScosland) and failed from
thence on the 4th April. He got there
'nEdinburgh paper of The I'd. which has
ben LOFT or mifaid CO the pailage. This
rper &ated the increadng probability of
Wa: but no declaration Ct that event
-h;ad.
May IL.
Captain Gould, who arrived at Salem
81 Sdnday, m The brig Catharine, 10 SO
esys from Bordeaux, informs, that when
sslsst there, tranfports were fitting out
n'St. Domsago, and that there was a
navy Preis to man them. Capt. G. alto
s'0Tms that the probability of war be-
wen France and England was fill great.
Ss'fad IF a ketfty from Boardeaas, 10 a
s'aflsnaan in Salem, datfd March 3otb,
f'','yed per tie Catkcnse.
n "ar between this Country and Great
J.. as'O has been very much fpokon Of and
~. s',d' for ,hefe few days paf: we how
,s W. nope here that matters will be icon
i. .0ly arranged" In a poGcript to
H.. 1!as letter. il is alfo added, I" That
:, : IS every probability of an Immediate
4 h. win England. All Wet India pro-
-; Of The 3ift March has been re-
: ss . Sy The above ventl, put on board
nee. nc moment Of her departure, which
h,a h0ns thar the probability of war
f,d .seoine greater ard thar an offer
0ssn made to the agent Of tie cop
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y.,,;. aOas alnga toaaznty sxeegsa far
s s.',yei days, III psyfsymiag fbe Prsfdsn-
~ 5en,y, 10 PANE, IN l6tpuing bim The
-, ard pocarng lolgiggs-tor epen
~ ~, ,uc, ATTENDED qDtb no /uaN ditFcaity,
~, s.ty,d :, il qvas By fbe qvbolt aoeigbf Of
pg,,s1satial Influence. There sV<rs mary
sgbs fbsagbt and a7sdas smerieNr,, and
,ss.4 rat ysceiive /aeb an inmate as Pane.
~, day AFTER Paiae's ayrival, ali eerxno-
( S<;rg 4uaved, be diiued zvifb fbe Pre-
g,nt. Tbs familiar and eaLy iattyeoHy/e
eya, krt. up ky tbefe l0virg triesds, 1na
paire sgaj almgg a eog,qaat gasf aft6s ia
~ IF AR CRIT Mag5frats, The -laceeE-
,gr ard prafsgfxg f,iend Of Ng9,ngtoa.
N1irsd avitb all the heads Of the as3art-
~,.,,. ard ali tbgfe in and aboat Weh5-
;,gtsn, oVer q0bom The Prsfdsnt bad any
;rSnsree. Wlnb GK fbsfs fa.7s .fariag rs
+ BE face, can ii Be called a g tacjfng
isfr<nes,'" TO jay that there is a cordial
frrJaip JuLGeng befsv<<n Mr.. Je6esr-
In and PANE, oundr,,a on ard eemsrtsd
ly re Smilarity IF tbeir religions ard fo-
Tt;eoi srinaplrs2 There are 10 daa5t ma
~ baaeR sasa Of tie democratic parry,
,.ybo, xvi5 Do6zor Baker, "d9slaim TIE
sgseias,a and defP5e The prinfiales'' Of
Peise. Bxt fbis is 10 prsof thai their
krtinen,s accord qvitb t69ie Of fbs g0V-
.rnmsst. Tbs Va,ianfs 6efqveen Prgfs-
Ears ard at7ions, between principles and
psaice, has become lo familiar svitb or
,sler, that it ceales 10 eafifs qusaasr. lbe
Alniys,s If Mr.. sJ<Ssssyjaa and bis Profeiied
principles, fran al asxioas d5Fre TO 0p-
s,sve, frequently mfr tbemjefves 70 be
Id asuy, By The mse Jajml 9refests, and
bald cHsrti0as. LET aay asaa lay ejsas k's
,ujsaiees, asI ealn15 refsta on tie c0s
Iss Of Mr.. J165y0s AID bis fartieHla,
friends ard acbendants, and tbfs Jaw,
kat they baUe been entirely aair.faeneea
BY The principles md tSntiaaents Of Pane.
No mdividuaI couid bare atfraSed .Jaeb
sEaxsas and rg1safai nttention, greater
Ssbas any man in The Usited States eyer
experienced from oar prefent ralfrs, eoifb
cut bis bavirg gained tbfir sjfeeu and
sdmiraticn. They e6pid not bave fear-
I'D bis irfasnee or fal<uts. BY zvbaf g.
sber mofive eouH they tbsn be difeHed
3I,,, IRE We ry;X carry fdfs 0ufHfon
kame, BY e@ing Do6or Baker, if en-,
Ting au0ald haze tempted bin 10 1d
ibs fame pa,t5 We readily aaderfGkt TO
asfqrer for bin No. Whys Beanie he
alpytd fbe mae aad Bis principles. Wbat
'sxa 5xf isve and rs(bs6 e0an 6aVe ~
4waetd TIE eoa6aa Of fbsfs aybo aafd
we. Ed.l
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IWe@. F<d.l
NEWBURYPORT, MAY ,

Capt. Rutherford, of the brig Lucy, ar
rived on Thnrlday evening, Informs that
hefooke 4 days flnce, in lat. SO, an En-
xhh hip, 50 days from London, for N.
York, the captain of which informed him
,aa, WAR WAS EXPECTED, (but not
aaually declared) previous TO his falling !:
and, thar 20 iail of .Britih lhips were
sady for fea.
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The whole Of the property OF
John Fitzgerald, advertiied FOR falc on the
Eft ult. could not on that or the fncceed-
ing day be fer up, owing to previous en-
gagenents Of the Vendue Matter; it was
then concluded as mott eligible to poapone
the fale OF the reGdue until the 10Th day
of May, (ine.) There remain the Diail-
lery, the piece of ground upon Wolfe
and St. Afaph ereets, and the ,raa Of
Land in the vicinity of the town, which
will on that day be expofd 70 lale on the
terms formerly advertiled.
THOS. A. DIGGES, | Aane
JAMES KEITH, J Exefut0rse
May 2, co
ar One Of the Executors be-
ing obliged to attend the Gene
raj Court in Annapolis, on the
day appointed for the fale, a fur
ther polfponement becomes ne
cei1ary. l hurlday the 23d day
of June is appointed when the
fale will certainly take place.
May IS.
Or The Edifots oftbs Nat. MnlHgen-
GER and BALI. Fed. Gasette, are ,equeRra
to m/en the fsreg0i0g, three times 4veek,
till the day 0fIake.
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T C. r A Y

WILL be in New York during tie LII
terary Fair to be held on the 10th June
orders for Books or other articles in sheie
line of buGnefs left at R. e ]. Gray's
Book Store 10 King Street previous to the
above date will be puneually executed.
May IS. d
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED,
Brig George, Taylor, Tobago
Schr. Hazard, Luce, Bottom
CLEARED,
Brig Eoterprizc, M'Cobo, Jamaica
Fame, Carlton, Newburypor,
Schr. Hope, Ripley, Bottom
Harmony, Toby, do.
Adventure, Pritchard, Savannah
Leeboo, Guthrie, TRIM lad
Sloop Themis, Irelan, Bottom
Sally Warner, Baxter, do.
Friendhip, Matters, Barbados
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Poney MiHng.

STRAYED frcm the commons Of Alex.
sndria, a BAY PONEY, about l. 81 hands
high, far on the forehead, reached main
and fhort locked tail, with fome grey
hairs about the root. Any perfon preduc-
ing him to the fubicriber, ihall receive
FiUe Dolars. or, if itolen, and pointing
cut the theft, 70 that he may be profecus-
ed to conviction, fhaIl receive alike
reward.
T. HAMILTON.
King freet, May IS. 60 NV
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-16
Irfker's Blarkstare.

- ENTLEMEN, in any part ofvif~
~ GINA wEo have fubicription psa
pess in their hands, are earneffly requeft-
ed to iend them immediately by pof to
the publifhers in Philadelphia--,he work
is ing great forwardnels, and will it is pre-
fumed, be ready for delivery early in the
fall before which time it will be the in-
teref of thofe who intend to fubfcribe to
leave their names with the publilhers.
Since the profpeetus WIS frG ifued
Judge Tucker has made ielet1;on of the
mof applicable of Mr.. Chrifian's Notes,
which will be printed under their proper
references.
May13. corn