davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28
Sails By audtOn.
On TUESDAY,

On TUESDAY,
ITO o'eloek, qvill be Jold at The Eenant
Store, The garner of King and Uuisn
f,eets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whilkey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caiks,
Molaaes 10 hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in cafks and bags,
Raihns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Iriih Linens,
Calimeres, Calicoes,
Kerleys, Threads,
Coaiings, Chintzes,
Halfthicks, Bcdticks,
Fearnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, sc
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, AuRiont<r.
May IS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
Isglaarure OF q9aaarbatstts.
Senate. Is.
- 80

The Hon Mefrs. Tudor. Hill and Adams,
waited On biz Exceency the Governor, with
the following anfwcr 10 his Speech delivered
AZ he commencement Of the lcIion
IT is with the mo9 graceful fenfa.
,ions, that rhe Senate haten 90 recipro-
cate your Exec iency's ientimeuts on
the peaceful and pro'p-rcus ii'uation ct
this Commonwealth, and IN finding
themlelves enabled TO dilcharge their
ordinary. Legislative duties, without any
public en5arra az meats, fi(oal necefli'Ies,
o. contrer,ent inIerels, to divert their
attention from the proviions necsG.ti.
" prnmotive Of the individual and gen.
eral happiness of our condiments.
The late European war has brought
into the mott exteniye operation he nat
ural produ9s OF our clunry, and ex-
perimeLhaly taught rs he found refults
Of nduary and good hufbladTy, 10 the
advancement OF commerce, the vat in
create of pgl9jfons, and with hem thoie
comforts that unite to render US -four.
thing people.
II in 4 government, free as our own,
the liberties. Of he Prefs. and cur very
frequent eledioneeilng oonlets, tend 10
provoke party rancnur and keep the
public pule in febriie iIalc. we can
only regret them as the drawbacks of
freedom, neceFirily attendant On IN
confined diicul1io S, and Of a nature
which more exten4ed experience, and
more improved 2ale OF foeiely we
hope, will correct.
The paper. referred to in Your Ex-
cel!ency's communication ibalI meet all
the attention which their circumstances
require. And we trua, .h4t fpirit of
candor and concord W l. 60 peryade the
different branches OF the legilature,
during the whole OF the felton,, as 70
promote the real intcreits Of that COM
munity who have conhded to us the IA.
creo trua of guarding then rights, and
estsnding the general psefperity.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

BY Js19B Meyne--tsrs 1904. died 1874.

BY JsfSb Meyne--tsrs 1904. died 1914.
Time is a f.a,her'd thing;
And Whit prailc
The fparkIngs of thy looks, and cal them
Takes wing [raysl
Leaving behind him, as be flies,
AN unperceived dimnels in thine eyes.
His minutes. whia they're told,
Do make us old,
And ev'ry fand of bis fleet slafs,
Inereafns age as ii doth pafs.
InfenGby flows wrinkles there,
where flowcrs and rnfes did appear.
Whit we do fpeak, cur fire
DOH into ice expire
Flames turn to iroR,
And ere we can
Know how cur crow turns fwan,
Or how filver fnow
Springs there where Jet did grow,
Our fading fpring is in dull winter lon.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ThurEtav. Tilnuar,

T5mfiay. January I3.
The HOu(e reiolvcd to have but one
ftlion day, to commence at half patti
9. a. M. and terminate at :, P M.
and enloined heir com mittres 70 meet
on the butinef aiIig1ed them wh en- the
ftouie was not fitting. II The Senate
had previoufy pailet imliir rsiolye. J
Eriey foaaa,yi4
The petition Of the Attorney G-ne-al,
for luther compensation, was com
mtted. I.
Moz4ay. January II.
A petition Of Robert Heses 70 be
employed 10 teach Cavalry, the true
Auitran Sabre Exercife, Was commit
-tei.
a petition Of Silas Lee ard others,
to be Incorpora ed as Marine Inlur-'
ance Company, was com mit.ed.
TasJ2a,, January IS.
Mefrs Otis, Lowell Mitchell Stcdman,
and Krtteridge waited on his fxcclcncy the
Governor With the following addrcls, IN an
fwer 10 his Exctllency's communicated az
the epeniRg Of the flion
Nay IL plsafe your Ereellency,
The Houfe of Representatives. par
take with grear liacerty, in the f,tis-
faction ezPrefled ~ your Exceilency,
il contemplating he peaceful and prof
perous condition If the State. We re.
joice that the fpirit of competition, in
the late elections, has not tranfgr>aed
the bounds OF decency and modera alton.
A regard TO theie principles in the &C.
erche Of the light Of fnfrAge. will pre-.
ierve US from The influence OF pallions,
which in elective governments, 10 oiten
lure the cauie of freedom, by exp-ll-
ing from the fervice Of Their country,
its belt and rof approved friends, and
conhdng power to the hands Of IN.
principed and capricious leaders, who
diiguile in the fpecious garb of reform,
deluhve Innovations, which AaSter while
they ruin nation.
The intimate connection and mutual
dependence Of agriculture, commerce
and manufactures, 70 July delireated
by your ExcellsDcy, cannot fail to at
tratt the attention Of every wife govern.
ment Its BY aforling an impair ial
patronage to all thefe intereRs, thar
each is rendered capable Of extending
itielf to the full fcope Gifts natural Inn
its. and of producing a beneficial re-
attlon upon the Others, by which the
joint efforts and induary Of the COM
munlty are rendered productive Of lh-
greatea pofible refults In legiilating
upon theie important fnbieG., we halt
ksep in view the principles advance By
your Excellency and endsavour TO APP
ply them with fucceis. We perfe6flY
ahent TO the petition that 70 iuil caul-
OF jealoufy exits between them, and
We dfclaim all vifionary fyllems, which
would reprefent any one cials of citi-
zent. as the peculiar favoIites Of divine
or human leg ilation.
The adva tages Of an ex'enGve and
prcfperous commerce, have been emf
nsntly realized, during the late Euro.
pean war, by ready markets and high
prices affordeJ 10 our produce by
Improvements il the ic.enre and prac-
tioe OF agriculture, AID BY the grcas
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

no i to Be their duty, at the fame tim.
u express their unaites able d-termini.
lion ro maintain the boundaries, and
the rights of navigation and commerce
th-ough the river MiIliiopi. as elAb-
lih.d by exiting treaties ("
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

SOME fay that the bead effts Chief Caslal ef
Fra=es is henctforth TO be on the coin of the
Republic. The B0saparfes may not be 70 err
rent az the Louis but they wouIc certainly be
allowed to have pare nasl IL R.-i
,L-rJ. pa.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
Lsgiauturc Of TIC unitsn States.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES..

Second Seilion -Seventh Csrgrefs.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28

! Joseph M. SHINES Of The town Of
Piscataway, IN Prince George county,
state Of Maryland, do make oath on the
Holy Eyangelists Of Almighty God, that
on Tuesday the 2sth day Of December
hast John Rutledge and Lewis R. Morris,
esquires, came to my house on their re.
turn from Charles county, about oo'clock
IN the foornoon, and thar Mr.. Ellery,
senator ofthe y. Stetes, arrived in the
Port Tobacco stage about half an hour
'after thsni--that when Mr.. ElIerya lighf-'
ed from the stage and had advanced q.
few PAGES towards the house he stopped,
and that ! perceiying his embarrassment
(Mr. Rutledge being theninvicw ofhim).
desired him TO walk m; that Mr.. Ellery
proceeded, entered my house, and walk
ed hastily through the front room to-
wards the room occupied BY my family
in the back part ofthe house that I fol-
lowed him and asked what he wanted,
andhe replied glass Of geneva. / then
took himto the bar, gave him glass Of
gin; considerable part Of which from ap.
parent tripidation, he spilled ii gettino
tito his mouth. Mr.. Eliery then INFORM.
ed me thathc wanted = private room, and
desiredto have his breakfast alone. / Re.
piled he could be grati6ed, and conduct
ed him toa room IN which there were no
otherpersons, and locked the door open.
ing immediately into the room in which
Mr.. Rutledge was. About I quarter Of
an honr after he got into his room, Mr..
Ellery asked me for paper and ink, and
wrote . letter, which think he adde's
sed 70 Mr.. Newman Of Charles County.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28
coNGREssoY TINE U. STATES.
HouSE sf REPRESENTATIVES.
ITIedaesday, January. 10.

Three engrossed bills, for the reliefof
the sufferers BY ERE in the town Of Ports
mouth--for the relief Of Henry Messo-
.nier--and for the relief Of Insolyens Deb
tors within the District OF columbia--
were read third time, and passed.
A message was received lromthe Pre-
sident Of the United States, enclosing an
annual report ofthe application Of 10000
dollars, appropriated as 4 contingent
fund for he executive, stating that but
one expenditure had been made from the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28

From che National Intelig encr.
Washington, iofh Jan. 1908.
M. S. n. Smith,
Having readin your paper Of the 5th
inst. most erroneous statement Of the
rencontre which happened II Piscataway
on the 2ath Of Decemberlast between Mr..
Rutledge and Mr.. Elley-I requested
the persons present on this occasion to
furnish me circumstantial account Of
chat transaction, and have received the
enclosed afidayits which ! request you
70 publish il your nextpaper. ~
len your ebsdient seyvatf,
I. n. NORRIS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28

iTsmaiuing sum Of fs,sso remained IN
expended.
RE r q R t. b. !.
Ofthe Director ofthe Mint ofthe United
States.
To the Presidcnf Of the United States.
The Director Of the Mint Of the u.
States, begs leave respectfully to make
his annual report on the issues and state
of the Mint. s. ssss9.Sss =.
{ He Is happy TO inform the PresideIt.
that the bullion deposited in the MINI
during the past year, has far exceeded
what was expected at the beginning Of
il, notwithstanding the considerable
check given to deposits for some time,
BY frequent reports trcmthe scat OF 60.
.yernment, during the last session Of con-
eress, that the Mint would be abolish
ed. 40 -<.s ~ : =
Since the FIRST day Of January, 1908,
there has been issued from the Mint
sum, amounting in the whole. to FIVE
hundred and sixteen thousand one hun
sdred and fifteen dollars, eighty three
cents, as will appear in detail, By sche-
Me- Me- re-. .. .i,,ed r. Is. ,eYfyent eo;n If
i,S.,,n;on ~ III. sum one HUNDRED
s.,,d .,.sr.y n;rs ,bonssna seven hun
dred and thirty dollars, and ninety one
cents, in value, ingoid, have beencoin-
ed from bullion and gold dust imported
into the United States, and collected to
.sS .S NJ; . - !. 1870 from IN a;,fsren,
~ ~ 49, - m. l.t.,,ss g a.
ri ca;,,..e ~. i,e.n Coined from cir.
81 - - 80 r,,.r,; s.r,,;i.d "a.
-, ,.,h; -. 49, 49,, ~, - a
L.',,:. n ~. IL 49,, .'.sss - 49,. :.
-. - - - $500 &, q. Tf.;,s5 &C.,
a 49, -. -. 49,. .., - - :. 81. 49,.
-. ,h;eh $50 J. ~ f.s;,-h,
- "s. - ...s;..;1s 8. -. ..:,S.a
=
-. =, s. - .,,.s.sS
- 80. - 8. - -.
IN 49, 49," \. - ..'' So. ...
- =. 49, 800 49, ~
r.r:-.,,.. .. -. = 49,. - =. 49,
49, = -. 80 :. - 49,
-. - ~, !. g. s 49,, 80. 81 p -:
TI Is....'. -. - j. . y
49,, =. - - aons Y. 49, - $3.50; go
= .,.s..,. .s 49, 80 - go 49, -
.. $500. $500. y, = ~ -. 80 -. - s..ii
800 - - I,s' 49, = y5s:.I
States indeed, having i considerable baft
oftheirspecie IN tins coin, have Been
enabled, .ics,some lfime past, 10 cancel
,heir Ave dollar natss, and 70 Substitute
the payment Of half eagles, By which our
coins begin lobe more genetaIly disp.r.
sed AMONG the people. Z
There have never been any of the pre-
cious metals coined on aceo of the ro-t
yesnmentof the u. States. !
1. Comparative issuesfrom die Mint, for
several years east, viii appear By sche-
dule, No. II. also hereunto annexed.
The current expensesof the mint for the
past year have amounted to seventeen
thousand fo,,r hrvdr.l .,d .;..,, $50,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28

Ire profiisate in6del and in bestowing on
him n adventitious reSpectability By his
countenance and patronage. And a.
though l have ever believed, that Mi
MISTER of the Gospel should fOrbear g
take IN active part in the politics OF his
country, vet 1 never ean Be persuaded
u ihink that he should tamely submit 20
any aitaeks on his Religion, though they
should s. favored BY de smiles Of the
chief Maeissrafe-Su Such submission
would amount % 4 dereliction OF the
eanse ~ y bound ~ every sacred he of
christian oil aticn 10 uphold and defend.
Perhaps under i monarchial form Of go,
tesnm<nk The asoWalof his disapproba-
ton & he Ruler condurt might prove
ofiittie avail but under an elective ma
ristrase, ID heromes m indispensable duz4
ytounfold 70 the people his contempt
for the religion which they hold sacred.
BY such means he willimpartto ihecom-
mummy proper estimate Of The qualif-
cations Of . President, who cherishes,in
his bosom the most predicate inhdel and.
who himself rejects thsscTiptareaecount
of The delngc IN his = Notes on Virgil
nia.n Attic ensuing electiou, the peo-
pie may then ehuse for their chief mag:s-
srate 1 nm. WON , fhev fnow t,,be NOR
fr;endlv ~ Their rel;r;nr. I - rors;,s
- =, -. $500, ~ &. a ,,...;....
.n.t;on s. n,nfe.sor, sc ehr;.,;ar;,v nj
apprehend, that ifthe Presidentdespised
,,rs = ie,.f "a Ia, 80. = -. =
1870 f,n,r II. $500 $50. ~ M. 30
lis greatest enemy and reyiler.
M, - a.. Il, ;,.h;ch I. 49,
y 49, T.s, s = =, 49,. .. ) - 80
;,f 49, ~. . -. :.
y. y. 49,. Us -. s.. ~. - - y y.
~, - 80 49,. rt. 49, y
= 1880 ~. -. -. 80. y 49,. =
49, :. $3.50. ~, - .
~. - -. =. -, -. = -
-. 80, - -. -. y. SO - % -. 80
...,- y, ~. -. -. ~ - 80! k, 49,
- 49, y - = rn -. i. 49,,
-. = s n. ssI.;. -. -. sl -
Ss,re,,..,;e s,;;,.-. - . ~ 49, 80. -
sis3e ,,a,,,s.h t,l,.,,k.,..., &. s. 80 q 4.
~ - i 80, = 1. 80 !. %. 80 49, =
49, 1900. 49, $3.50. .ls y
,s.,,.;,,s $500 ~ sensIIe or
,sefo,. =, \. !. - 49, 80
49,. 49,, : !. .. i. s ~. -. llis
-, -. s = -. -. :. x, = S snsek
He,ve.. s - =. go. s.ls S,o1lol
sneh 4 n. ~ an q 49, 3 49,
he $3.50. . $500. =. = -. -
,nppre.s ~. ;r5;..s.; !. s''s s snt sAn
again repeat dear 81, whqteourse
sre w g pursue Shaliwe Persistin the
oea.en srack q dlty and not rePel the
violent attacks ieveiled e our most holy
religion ( lsnot thedefence ofthe gospel
9 much aPart ofoM duty sths preaching
' : l an far, far nom harbering any
adea O. entering into az slectioneering
campaign: 4 y the defence Of christi
enl,y, ann e. Al ! wish Is thar the
19isr, VINO eherishes and honors the re-
x1ier O. Christianity and Is himself not
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28

onthe frtl pf Apynn, isoi, I've letsns lvese
fam ,s,hs Prsdsss u the Uui,ed States, uaasfths
borssssd signature u Nichols. oeaioy. ssish ma
~ Il Rsv Port. Rhode li,ad. sdsilns saa psslus
hin tshe pse6den,l 70 n.Ls sersaia inprop.i r.no-
.vsls snd sppoin,nenss 70 Shish ls,sers .snfser,
we're rsurned j, from the Prrfdens. but whether
really vrs,en " bin o. not. perhaps be pre-
eisly sfsrned. Gaes thsy vsfe oetsnsd don oefiOr
and sonId never - fen siter they vess ese b the
poasfioa d M. chrihophsr EiIsfy, vho islsppO-
fsd 70 ). sprseipaiin he aasis. 70 the rsqasa Of
ceoy. nsss. |. does not sppe,r Shea, hst ssisenty
tsne nonths sfservards. ,hst be would deliver MIN
the spf-euof rhe Prefdent. HesY aid h VS. cut Of
hh Diver sshs bed delivered them 10 Mr.. leaerfou
hin4li. Atths time the ls,ten we're written, Mr..
JsAa Rs.lssss, semser u esssrsf from sUurh
casolina, vas % syi6s 10 NeS-Post. Nothing fer.
ther wss hard o. the e,e. nor does itsppesr that
any eonnupleasion sas nsdeto any pefion On IL
fhbjees sillmets thsn year sftef~ then. md
20, TN thsn, h being JIM % the eve Of he csfslas
-slss,ioa ier nenb.rs q csngsfs, there sfpersd
Y. ne der oesiit pspsrs % stack upos NJ. Ruts
edse. the Federal dids.e for Ma. asse, pred;,
.sd On fhsi.let,sr. In ,hL as,aek q lttsmp i sss
nsde % ippsefs the public sith geiief shss Mr..
'Rutledss hsd bees the ss.hsr efshe osso, is,tsr.
tson ihser msiiee sastnR ,he p,t6den.. and viii .
viev 70 bring be sdminiarstisa into eonfsnpt.--
NJ. Rssisdie repeed III, charge h - motl fa.if.
fslesy manner. - : buabtr q dep. i,ion. iron
die moo rstpsashIs si.i,st. y Nee. Port. .ho had
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28
WIN. MARSHALL.

Here totIovs ,hs 81 j.,it Of M. Rs,b.pisf Chs
sstr. which being 70 The fame amount Of Mr. j. M.
sinnes. nhthoushs anssseG.Y . pabliA H.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-08
LONDON, September 90.

a,,.ys-1'he 6sss em0aEEat,on ar these per-
:. r,ak place at Gravrsend on Friday last.
they T amounted to 100. among whom were only
> r6asory persons, who are confined on BOAR
'.,,.r IN the river. Some foreigners choosing TO
- ,her own passage, went on board Of neural
and are u be landed either IN France or
tI,llaod. The 6nal enia lrkatoi, takes place this
Iay. Every Accommodation IS provided for the-'
passage.
ho,,d his Mai-sty's snip ronaDs, eia:zing OH
Corunna: Admiral Dc Winter, whom we were
.sockading up III Ferrol, has got out; his escape
va, f4voursd BY the extreme darkness OF the
oigb,. We, however, followed him as tar as
Madeira, but without effect. We are now with
.b,se sal! ofthe hue and the Naiad frigate, block
,aiog Ave Of the eoemy's ships Of the lins and
frgass, IN the hsrbor of Corunna. We have
Been very urlucky, not having captured prize
sirce we left Eugland."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-08

60 81 aAfr. Dsws5as q resolution laid
" s : =, rabls Cor confirming for years
~ -" = s,y,peniiag certain salaries, was refer
- al - committee o OF the whole, aud made the
- re, f,r Moaday next.
'oss IS F,ot Offered restitution Tor the appoint !.
- e committee 10 inquire whether anyr AMI
gsa. : What provision was necessary to be made
~" ,odacs more general circulation Of copper
IN $ through the Uaitsd States.
~. creed 70, and committee Of i've appointed
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-08

Arrived the British brig Charlotte. capt, An
aerson. 90 days from Antigua, junk ard copper !;
C. and F. Whittle. Tie brig Hopper, capt.
Iuess, IS days from Antigua the Commerce,
lawson, is arrived at Gfayesend as is the Abef-
sseo, Blair, at Falmouth, both from, Virginia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-08
Far tie Alsxandria Daily Advertiser.
ELIZA-A FRAGMENT.

Twas the lovely blooming Eliza, bending
Ger the form of female in the lsst stage of the
late distressing epidemic, which attracted my at.
,entiou. Humanity bad triumphrd Ger fear in
bosom truly feminine had converted the tinid
maiden into ahcrone, whose actions were worthy
being recorded on vellum Of aJamantiae .firmness.
By pen piueked from the wing Of the high hy-
ing Eagle on FINES oud clarion waited. Thar
Colua,bia's daughters might hear, and say one 30
another; since worth is Of more estimation than
wealth., the g2rb of innocence preferable 10 arts
most sumptuous apparel beneEcirnce 70 the
proud and sclfish minted-let US likewise endea-
yony TO resusticae the heart, withered by the
bleak winds of affection; be the kind CONSIDERS
Of the destitute widow and Orphans anguish;
that this maid Of Erin May not surpass us in her
excellencies, may not rival us ia the admiration
OF the youth foremost in the ranks of honor. In
endeavousing TO place the pillow in a more com
Portable situation, all arm of lily wilderness en-
circled the neck OF the almost expiring, while
large chrys.aliGe drops 1t heavenly commissera-
ton coursed each other from their azure obs,
giving the glistening cheek the beaute oas APP.
pearance of a newly expanded rose washed in
the silver dew Of ETHEREAL May How am,able
then appeared the interesting Eliza! how much
did she resemble consong angel sent TO ad-
minister 20 the broken-hearted /; at last she seem
ed to belong to another world, TO a more exalted
oder Of beings; tender mas her voice as the
moaning of the dove of the desert; and beau
tecus Gid faucy paiut her, as the famed flower
OF lrem. 0 ye nlonarchs ye potentates Of the
earth | exciA,red, the parents OF Eliza pos
sess Jewel of more intrinsic value, than your
scepres, your crowns, your most gorgeous dia-
deins, though gllttefing with spolls plllaged
from the mines Of Golconda Your rubies, your
ametlysts, your topazes, translucent gold, opals,
crysoiitcs, surptuous purple and state equipages
would cease TO be distinguished, neas the tender
the gentle unalorned Eliza.
E7.7bsse " 4oit5 qubam an oatb Is rhetoric, and
qubo szuear far fame, are isa'itea 10 Astea TO
tie expostulatioas of a LAZY.
LINES
ADDRESSED TO Nm OFFICER IN THE BRITISH
ARMY.
BT 4 LADY.
o THAT the Muse might call WI ,fout offence,
The gallant soldier back TO his good sense!
His temp'ral field SO cautious not TO lose
So careless cutie OF his eternal foes.
Soldier so tender OF thy Princes fame,
Way SO profuse Of superior name?
Fer tie Kag's sake, the bTunt of battles BEAR
Blu, for the Kjng Of Kings sake do aot sz0ear,
VIM. H. and ENOCH M. LYLES,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
By the brig Franklin, from Philadelphia, and
are now opening at their NEW STORE, on
KING STREET, next door to BENNETT and
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-08

lnsr. No p.,ssn vas admitted wiahii. the gates
of the city OF Gibraltar without pass. Captain
Adams waited on Consul Gavino, as long as ne
could tarry in order TO be the bearer Of dispatches
10 government, but was obliged to sail without
them.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-08
110elUe Dollars Reward.

LOST on Wednelday the I'd INIT. an Alexau
dria Bank Note of Ten Dollars, and Check or
the Wahingfon Bank for 81 dollars 7 cents
payable TO --@-- Gofgrove or order, drawn By.
Richard FRAZER. II found together The above re
ward will be given Oh their being refored tc
the Printer Of this paper, or to George Cos, Kirg
Rreet. 1.-THE check fhonld have been found iepa
rasely Two Dollars reward will be given for il
lit is now of no ule buf TO the owner.
Nov. 7. d3tt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-08
E ID u G. A I [ y N.

shall open NIGHT SCHOOL on Mon
day evening next, at my houle next door to the
Indian Queen on King arect where popis com
mistsd to my care will be diligently infueed in
Reading, Writing g Arithmetic.
Thofo perlons who are dsfpoied to favour me with
their patronage gu the preitht occsiion, will
plelie TO call as (oon as pofible, that may have
il in n,y power to make arrangements propeffo
the order OF the fchool and Improvement of the
iehoiarS.
John Walon.
n: B. MARIAN MASON continues 10 teach
Readiog, Whiting ard Needle work. and would
BOARD three or four girls on moderate terms.
Nov. s. 60
JUST IMPORTED
From London, and for faie at the fubfcriber's
warehonfe, on King Erect,
800 pieces we'll cholen printed Calicoes
and Chintzes,
which they are enabled TO offer anuiually low for
cath, or on fhort credit.
AIio-Cambrick Mullins, falhiona-
Bic ribbands and fix fhawls.
Richd. Veitch and Co.
on. 81. dSw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-08
M. EAKIM,

coajsSsionsr, King Street,
Has refused TO town, and RESPECTFULLY informs
his friends AID tie public, that he has toFlale eve
~ article generally in his line. A!fo, variety
of choice FRUIT.
Oa a6. daw