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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-22
LONDON, January &c.

By accounts from ireland yettcrday we
find the principal gentlemen of the county
OF Limerick hav had meeting, and re
lolved to addrels the Lord Lieutenant to
proclaim that county out of the Kings
peace. A meeting is called for the Coun
~ of Tipperary for tie fame rurpoie.---
Lord Donoughinore has exerred himfelf
70 fuccefsfully in this laft diltriet, that
hopes are entertained the proclaming of
Tipperary will NOT be found neceQary.
The noblenen and gentlemen Of Lime
rick are exciting themielyes with equal
zeal and we hspe tranquility will yet
be refored, without recurrence to miIi-
tary coercion. Theie difurbanacs wear
very little Of political appearance. and
may be regarded as nothing more than a
renewal of thofe fcere. which occaGonally
di(graced different parts of ireland, long
before the French Revolution. They are
not, however, the LET'S dangerous to the
inhabitants; they equally call for the in
reference and protection of the Govern.
ment, IS it they were ayowedly the com.
mencement OF an extenGye rebellion. M,.
Secretary Wickham has viated Limerick
and Cork, and proceeds to Waterford,
Sc. with the deGgn Of encairing into the
caufes of theic tumults. and for other OBJ
jetts. The Britilh Cabinet 10 very at,en-
tive TO the fate of Ireland. We are in
formed four regiments are ordered thither,
aud fome important changes are making
among military officers, of which We ihall
fpeak more hereafter.
The ambition and vanity of Bonaparte
have At laf received check He feels it
prudent to decline dfuming the title and
dignity of Emperor of the Gauls From
Paris yeRcrday we received an article,
which is trarAated from one of the French
Journals, ridiculing and ceniuring the TO-
RES OF Les Gabr Msaebes, who are accuf.
ed OF idly propsgating tie report OF Bona
parte's deiign to be created Emperor OF
the Gauls. Since he has procured himfclf
TO be choicn Conlui Tor life. what abfur.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-22
FOREIGN ADVICES.
PARIS, JaxeGy 70.

In all the cbu,ebes IL tie d;f1rsrt Bi.
Bo3tifkf a ./oltmx Me/s1,ts be perforxea
fsr-Gea. LIE CLre.
A carp, Of French tr.9ps Is sxpea<d
{, embark fran 7oxion fir ST. Domia-
"a, q0fb tbe P0h6 Atmi Lrigalt.-
A battalion Of tbe Poles las 4:.iready ar
Ived.
Fran Legbsu, eve lra,a thai admiral
De Wnter /ailfd f1oss thence 70, Toalos,
aui'a biz Jqnad,ex, es tks z7t5 g De-
eember.
1t Is ro7U ,,por,ea, tb2t The Pay, Sl
Faaa, with The grfattr part 1tbe C0stea
IF Fadxrg, avbe6 nbnbit4nn differ IN
mannry and Language fran tb< Sa,I,, 0,4
Z, be sr<aed into free Republic, Tx.
that If The Val2js, uxdrr fIe 3yon7i0a {,
the French G5versmtnt. 4 part Of IL.
eenatns IF .Neafeb0nl 4na Y0Aexgn, J..
mg on ibi, GIe Moxnt JAr~, ssW, IL /.
Jaid, be united evi,b that krfx5Ec; AKA
f6e ot6e, t0,b jneo,pOr0teI quUb F,ase.,
Prg5Fa and France are <aid 10 bave
agreed on ibs/f arrSngrmenn. Otb<'
changes qUiN be ma4e 4pben TIKI Hss;;ts be-.
f1veen France and Hficetia lBaN be def.
sif;Uely IEnlea.
Some atav mta/ares q ,effanet, Segia.
ming ntbe Cantor Of Zurich, bev< 3ses
interrupted ~ oraers frow Berne.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-22

c!olcd up'n him ana eaal'ol os Ais~'S'
~ hi'ni ~.
( vorle than lol-mn mockcry. 10 pre-
fribe. or 10 take this oath, becomes equal
ly crime.
j. is ALTO no. entirely unworthy of OBJ
ferva,ion, thar in declaring what !llsll be
the.s. syeme Law Of the Land, the esgSitstNn
;t(e,f is hrit mentioned; and not the Laws
Of the United States generally, bat iholc
only which fhall be made IN pE5aasfe OF
the contribution, have tina, rank.
Thus the particular phrafeology Of the
cnla,,nsion ofthe Us. confirm. & itrcn9,h-
IS the principle, fuppoied TO be edsnsial TO
all written contributions, that law re-
pusnant to the contribution ia void; and
that eonrts, as we'll as other departments,
arc hound by thar iuarument.
The rule muf be discharged.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-22

PHIL 4DELPHIA, Mnycb rs.
11xGerday arrived tie ,Exgl.@ Bit Fsry
Second, CAPT. Iyree, ~ aays from Lii
vs,b00l, BY avbom e0e bave reeeived THE
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-22
E.css toe Wa.alscror Frprasiisr
Nj A N D A NJ u S.

ep;u;en effbe Ssfrtmr Carr, deliasytd b
cbsf Jgfiee Martial, Ff5rae,y a4ib,
1903.
WIZ. MAsRuaD Ion motion for
Us. A8,d,a.
The SIC. of STATE,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13
ON TIE WEAVIL IN SFa
BREAD.

TIE following fact difcovered b1
accident IS Of the hjghef importance -
mariners and merchants. a BAG BE-
longing to powder min 6Il ioto
cAuidron OF liquid nitre; it was jnr7~
darcy taken our, plunged into cola
water, and hung up 70 dry; feveral davs
alter this circumfance ha ppeEcd rI,e no
was flied with iea bifcuit and fnr -,
board Welt-IndiamaB, where If va
fiowed amongit the captains fock, Th1
YettcI Was nine months our of Engl.,5
before fhe proceeded on her ps(a,rs
horne, when fhc gor becaImed mi
remained 70 long in that ftuation f,l
her crew were forced to be pur on h-lr
allowance, more particularly 10, ~ M
bread was much dearoyed 6y liz w.
Wis and was hourly confuuiar. r,,
captain al this time Tilbine 10 make m,
OF the bag above ra,nticn5d WHEN .a,
net been opened Gtrc Ike G1iD Irf Eoc
land ordered il to beczauiatd, wbea ?,
his great iurprize, tic aeoir corn.
were iouod to be perfectly .ou7d NH,
ouf any appearance oil having ,1er
injured by any in!c9 whalcvcr, rr
cumGance to be attributed lole,y r. r..
quality Of the bag
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13

ING Tree, 90 en!iff men, particularly the
0&f lHndi0 people ,becauie they were lup-
Poied 10 deal with WITCHES, and wizards,
and Of courle uteful in armies, 60 rell
when any calamity was about TO betal
them.
The teifimony of Prices John. The
iait tune he iaw George the priloner.
was at Mr.. \ oung's at funeral after
It was over Gabriel propoitd to the pri-
Toner among many Others, shat they
mould SO TO the fpring and drink grog.
After they got TO the tPring, this depo-
nent heard Gabriel ak the' proloner ii he
would join him to fight the people for
their freedom. George, the pri(oncr.
ticPiied that he would, and gave hun
ms hand. (ConaemAel. }
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13
FROM TIE BALANCE.


Virginia, 10 named, In homer Of FG-
zaOeth the virgin queen OF Englaad was
the eldeit ti'ter among The Brili!b Ane-
[ mean colonlesj and ihe has never been
icruPvdoua ia claiming from Der roung
ef ii'ter5, fhe fall amount or re{nc}t
and homage, that belongs to her G-nior;
~: The drt efSS7j1e fettlemenr Of
this 4" Ancient Dominion" as Viroio;a
mas 0een calicd,was il che year Goo. 7bir-
ten years before the frtticrrcnr Of plv
m"1ih'o New England. The e,nigfa1rs
san, sans over to Virginia, not by pairs, as
me creatures went INFO the Ark. bus
without wives and families; and were
mere adventures in quef of wealth
%ho determined as foon as their fortune
mould " made, to return TO Fnolan5
rs tins determination, carried inf3 IS
nee, might have been fatal 10 ,ae coja
ny If Edwin Sandy5, in order to arfarl
'"e '2lohdts 20 the ioil and prev
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13

their return, advifed the proprierars ii
England TO lend them over CARGO OF
young women and exchange thele mere.
iarfeS q Afe for tobacco. This prud1nf
advice was followed; and accon,ina;y
IN the year 1850, ninety gicIs were l.,
to the Virginia planters az one rimc 4
freight OF fXcy more was lcnr the nexr
year. a !Pccles Of commerce to hiq&iy
advantageous was NOT declined by de
planters. The love Of 2gomsu ia III.
initance, completely triumphed over
forbid avarice, intomuch that flies of
gallant Frginlans were TO be fen, car
rying down 20 the hip with haljy aep
their bundles OF tobacco, and after max
ing the exchange, conducting home
their dear ipouies. At frit the value OF
wife was cttinated at one hundred
and twenty pounds OF tobacco; but as
the iale OF this precious commodity was
| rapid, the price foon ro!e to an hundred
and nifty pounds. Indeed it reflects
no itnall degree of honor upon the ae-
| nerotity of the galantry of the planters.
that they ihouid voluntarily give fich
prices for their wives Especially when
1t IS coniidered thar king James Of Enc
land, who was 10 bitter an enemy ~
imoking, that with his own royal hand
he wrote book sgaint it, had proh-
bICed the Virglnians from rafting tobac-
co beyond the annual quantity Of one
hundred pounds each. Under theft
circumstances, the purchafe of wife
mutt have colt planter fifty Der cenr
more thar his whole tobacco crop, for
Jingle year,
ltwould teem thae lome Of the plan
tiers were under the nocclity OF purchaf-
ing their wives on credit; and in order
to prevent evaiions OF payment, which
othcTwlte might likely have hannrned
elpeclaliy if they found thcmIelves
cheated in ticir bargain. che general -
iembly enacted, that :" the price Of a
wiFe ihould have the PRECEDENCE O fan
other debts, ~ recovery and pavinenr
oecauie { lays she af1embly) of ali kinds
OF merchandise, this vas the mott def
raoie. In TACT. though 6oua tide debr
/ have nor always been recoverable Nv
law IN Virginia; YET, in this infance Of
| " the mott deilrablc kind Of mercban.
| die. lhe legislature, much TO ire hn
nor, tolemnly ordained thar, in caG- #
the Purchate OF wife on cred;r tbt.
Purchaier fhould pay the tobacco, even
to the lalr ounce, thar he had conrrafts,a
T! to give for her. ' 49, .
| The memory Of Gich rer,arl,ah7.
| p.ece Of I1lltory as have been relar;ney
ough7, think, TO be perpetnted Z,
tome public monument. Is Woo, :
che &GpIs OF Britain and The prime ionrce
OF Us wealth it has been cusf3n. t;o,e
ourof mind, for the hri} lord Of the Tre '''-
| lufy 10 il6uPoA q wool iacsl: and Win
equal Il not greater propriety, oieh+
inc iPeaAer Q! thc Virginia aac,nbIv he
ieated Upon lacN of tobacco E.;no
rhls odiir1ous pIant has not only bee65
the TAPE OF commerce in the a1,ci5nr
common; but ALTO the BATS Of D9r(,,
iaiion.
~-rrTs- r----r--~----
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13

arms and ammunition, and thea they
would omaence the attack upon chem.
Attet the aGembiing OF The negroes near
Profer's, ana previous to their com
ing TO Richmond, company was 90
be fent to Gregory's tavern,ro take poi-
FELTON, OF fome arms there depoired
The pritoner fad at the time Of meet
ing the witnels at MIR. Young's,
that he had die evening before received
fix guns, one OF which he had delivered 10
col. Wilkinion's Sam. Thathe was pre-
fent when Gabriel was appointed ge-
neral, and George Smith fecond in
command. That none were to be
iPared of the whites, except quakers,
merhodifs and French people.
The pritoner and Gilbert concluded
20 purchaie piece Of Elk for Gag, on
which they would have written, death or
liberty, and they would kill all except
as before excepted, unlets they agreed
TO the freedom of the blacks, in which
cafe they would at leait CUT off one of
their arms. THAT the priloner told the
witneis chat Bob Cooley hai told
him, If he would cali on him about
week before the time of iniurrec-
lion, he would unite the key of
the room In which the arms and ammu-
milton were kePt at the capitol, and
give 1t TO him, OF if he did nor come,
then on the night OF the inturre6tion
being commenced, he would hand him
arms our, IS fat as he could arm his
men, and that he had on Sunday pre-
vious Go this, been ihewn by Cooley,
every room in the capitol.
7Z,iimau's DICKS tyiay, on tie fcG;mouy
At Ben NI0oGjGrk.
The wirneiS and others In company
witch the priloners az Mr.. Young's com
municated the inturre6tion, they laid
they would Join. On his way to Caro-
line he fell in with the prifoner on the
bridge (c2hed LirrlePagc's. lie en-
CURED about the huGnets, and how they
were to get arms, which being men
toned, he fad he would cersainjy at
tend at time and place appointed, that he
could, and would be at the place Of rem
de2vous, by Z O'Clock at night.
Queition by the piloner. Who was
prcient at the bridge al the time of the
conversation above mentioned An
liver. George, SciPio, Edmund, Thorn
tor belonging TO Mr. ThlInan, and
Humphrey belonging to Mr. Garland,
all OF whom agreed to loin in rl.e inlur-
| rettion and 10 give their attendance ac-
coEdingiy.
Trial Qf RANDOLPH
] he fame reitimony as aoainf Dick
at Mr., Young's He afterwards f,w
the priloner at Hanover courr boufc
and Informed him the time appointed
for the riling. He faid he knew il Be-
fore. He law him the fame day after
| at Iitflepa8e's bridge at a preachi1o
! where cae ju5je6r was again renewed
and thc Prjloner faia he wo,a!d arreoI
If life permitted that Two negroes who
were at the meeting had threatened r.
communicate the iniurYe6tio0 TO fbe
white people, were per(ued oy the Dr,-
loner and Others on their return bo-r,o
with an intention, as they laiG, oFD,,e
ring them to dcaeh bu5 who VI,
oyeTraken by them, denied that ,l 10
had any iuch intention. '"ey
--~--zz117-1z znssszs4--------
FROM Tt,F n,, .-,-,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13

4NSONlNEC ~ t((AN CF 4 I1E IL "F = y II
(coNcLUDED.
2rtaJef 1idany's H)Iil;aa, OH TIE tefimoay
Of Prq4sr'5 BeH.
HE, the wirnefs. was ar Mr.. Young's
on the night fpo&en of by Prontr's
Sen, (whoie teltimony is confirmed by
HIM IN every part The prifoner
there faid, he had fon1e time before
been to Caroline, and had employed &c
veral negroes up there, who we're nam
ed by him, 30 enhit men; that he had
promiIied 10 attend the en(uing Sunday
at L'trlepage's brigdc, to be informed
how the butineis went on, and did nor
know, but he fhould accompany the
witneis, thathe the wirneis accordingly
went 70 Caroline, the priloner having
preViomly enjoined ham to fec the per
ions who were employed by him above
mentioned, if pofiible, and afIipn 70
them MS (the priioners) reafons for nor
attending agreeable to appointment.
The triaI Of Sam Abrnboas, OH tBe fsai-
mary 9tA1,s. Pyjes's Jobn.
The Priloner was at Mr.. Yonnr,s
tPrng, and agreed to ioin Gabriel, he
1tooa up at the time when Gabriel pro-
Poied to them who would ioin him, 70
1tand up, and thoic who would NOT, 70 trr
down. The prifoner promiled 70 Nicer
SaOTiel, and 10 enliit him as ,7,anv
men as could. He fad he would Ger.
fanny attend at tho time appointed if
life lated. =
26s fria gf A5ro5am, as t5s tg3ingvy a
Ben W'oaGfort.
he went 70 the priGoner's, where a
nntnoeT OF negroes were prcient, and
A!Hed hn1' che prioner, to ioin his t.
clety ne refuied, aIlcdgine il was fome
OF MS utuai folly. Bac beinsy a4Ii,rrd
tAaf it was very ferrous bulinefs, and
mentioning, rhat it was co.nbi6ar;a,,
70 XII the white people, he con-
tented rolcin, and bein readiness ar anv
hn1e "ben called upon; the wirnels re-
luGL'ed hlm 60 keep rhe buGneis lecrer
ana not d'Eul@e 1t 10 d woman, which
nc che Prl.onrc promilcd 20 do, tn
|I'neis con!idered tie priloneras one Of
MS men. This Conversation toni, ,,Ia(a
three or four weeks before hary,a
iait. '''i Yoil
75e tyiql Of Georgs, 5e]9neing 10 f5s eent.
Of 7algb Smi5b, dec. an ise r-,;J. ~.
of Re,o ycE ~ '"'"0"tS
That the firt time he ever heard .o,
thing ola conipiracy, and inG,r.. q .',,y
among the blacks, was from the nj;
'oner, thar he came to his hou{- a. IA
or dark, where he was currino. wood .
and afked him if he would i'm Grao
maion ioclcty This deponen1 rrnf;Sd
no, becaui- all free nalons womb 90
q beH; upon this The priloner Iaid f
was no. free n1alon locie5y he vj(brd
A'n ioJoln, but jociety 10 Gohr rbf.
Whltc people Tor their freedom, who
replied he would conGder ofu. AhonI
week OF ten days after, the 3riCorar
and one Sam Bird, came TO his bc,,c,
lat Mf. Youn3's where ne was blred, )
"itF Jack Bowler tfar the D,.i,nrr
Sam Bird, and this deponenr converted
u7"i !aTe at night, upon the intended
war; ana ialurrcttion. The faid (,eofgr
toid theu he was one Of the part2
some hort time after thi5 the prlloorr
informed ribs dePonent, thar he Gsd
entitled about thiry fcyen men at Han
gary ireeung houie, and fifty men n
"ahcheiter. On Sunday evening, about
q week after the meeting Of the nri,oner
ard Sam R;rn ar-hi. ~
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13
DOCUMENT is
RESPECTING TIE

zNSURRECTION or TIE 81 Y-ES.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13
(CONCLUDED.l

2riaJ Of 1Id4ny's hs)TiA:a1p, OH TIE teaimoa,
Of Pr96sr'5 BeH.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-26
POSTPONEMENT.

THE Sale Of the Land in the
county OF I.oudoun, belonging 10 me eitate
Of George Carter, deceafed, was nnsy old
ably poAponsd, owing 10 the indiipoiitlon
and conleqgent abience OF one OF the Exc
Gators. II will now certainly take pace
on Thurfdsy the feventh OF April next, al
the town of LeeibuTg, and on the fame
terms formerly advertiled.
H 4ass.. f & n.., Jun s~>t"..,..
Jan. III. aawISt
Wanted to Pwcha(t,
Three or four young NEGRO
MEN, for which generous !'sice II can
will be given. They arc nor iftended b,f.
the Bacon Man, or TO be kept ilaves 10;
life. Apply to the Printer.
Dec. rs. eotf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-26

Mex ,oar TO Peter Shesraa's,
a9s f@@ susa ~ aorp otrning, 9
fvso err 6ezutiluf q,or,ety II Sboes g
S9}erf, I'D ~ M1rcto, gfete,y de-
je6,ploa, Ger mrs 1zacs9g Pr. IS,
RlgTaec0} en2 fss Sbse5, ~ HS5 6.ack
ma 19ls4rea M8Jy<eo aaa Ls0lks1 SIP
psn, 59ys tine en- c9mr,n S1sss uta
Pxnp5, leil@>cu5 rsa bi0r1ec4 rnd Lee
t9er SIZES, aad 100 pan Eesroes, layge
fSe, foa,le Shess, qybic6 be gG<rs fl,
yale al RE Je.99qvixs relaa pnes, via.
l.aties KID T. 90 1916
Beck Morocco IS % 10
Co.onred d. go 10 Ss3
LesfheT Slirpers So IS
Mers BET qua. g 1855 Us
Msas Morocco Panps 6 loa
Chiidseas Shoes and Slippers in proper
ton.
ALSO,
For CsN OF Raster for Floar,
80 DIS. bsf No. Bsef pe
40 half Dc. Mtis DO. pol'oI'
50 Dis. Maskere!I P4'Aa'
ian. IS. es
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-26

Fsiraa from an al q The corfo-
ration ct Alexandria for the
Extiagas 1lment Of Ere.
IF any psrion VIII lhall be pre-
oec' z & fenr at any fire fhsil reg 'ett
or refufe 10 obey the order or dtFeetisos
Of any officer, who ihall be appointed BY
INV fire company now eeabiihed, CT wheh
may be herrafter eNabliineslr knowing lln'
to be an ciiesr, iueh ptf fiat FoSteir
ard pay tie fem Of Fivs DciiaTs: Pm
q,idee, the nasilr OF inch officer illaii llsfs
been frf pubiiGhed III Gre Of the public
papers printed in tic town.
At meeting Of the FnendihlP
Fire ComPsny, held at Mr.. Mort
Tavern, January 10, 1903, the foi-
loving oiiicers have been elected ioi
the pftlent wear. VIZ,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-26
NO Z.

VIII poftivsly be Sod, at Pablic Sale
on the premlfes, The ira day Of Asrii
II TAR, If not the next fair day sherll
after,
a traef Of LAND III the coun-
~ OF Loadoun, on Gaoie Greek, neaf tas
Mill formerly owned by Col. Simon IIip-
ietf' Containing 500 aefes, q confederate
part OF which is N Weoa formerly the
property OF Avg fine Love, and by hin,
conveyed to Alexander Gordon, and b.
laid Gordon conveyed to the Gablcrioeys
icr he benefr of his c,edliors. One ilfts
OF the Purchaie money TO be paid on 90
DAY OF iale, two ffths 10 twelve. E,onths
and the remaining two 6hhs in eigbleef
months from the Day 0. iale !; for which
payments approved fectrIty viii be re.
CURED.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-26

Two Story H @ u S E.,
With good Kitchen and Smoke Hour.
dJolning. Alto, Stable for two borfes
&c. &c. with well improved garden Of
half an acre. .
The htuasion is very plsafan,, having
a fine Prolpett OF the river. For psrticu
enquire Of the Pfineer.
Jan. ~. eo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-26
ADAM l. Y N II
Has INF yessiVed,

Has j4f s<seiV<d,
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
7ervelry, plated. 7apaned 8 fancy
GOODS, Of q. /nperfs, quality, and q
sbe neqvsR Pe1eyns,
CONSISTING OF
Gold Lockets, Rings, lar
Rings, Bracelets, Watch Keys, Seals; pearl
Rings, Bracelets, &c. plated Urns, Tea
Pots, Gators, Candleltieks, sc. .]apaned
Uros; Tea Trays and Bread Bai<ets ;
gill Necklaces, Breaches, Bracelets. Wafch
Keys, Seals, Chains, &c. Knives & Forks,
Penkniyes, Razors, Scifars; Paints IN
boxes marking Types in boxes complete;
Snuff Boxes; plated & iteel Spurs; gold
and iilyer Epauletts; Lace Cord, Thread,
Spangies, Purls, hlver Thimbles, Tooth
Picks & Pencil Cafes, with number OF
other articles.
He bes aJlo for Sale,
Watchmakers Materials, and
gilt and common Watch Keys, by the
dozen, and Crucihles.
He manuiaefares, as ufnal, al kinds Of
Geld and Silver Work, TO any pattern.
Nov Ii. dr3eosi
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To Rent,

A very convenient dwelling
HOUSE, near tie lower end Of Royai
Street, lately occupied by MIR. Edmonds.
Alio, to Sell or Rent,
= LOT on the upper part OF Royal
ltreet, lately occupied by M. c. Jones.
The lot is zo feet 4 inches font, ard II !
feet inches deep, with s feet alley sl-
Joining. There are on the prsa1jIes two
large iheds with lofts, and blackfmiths'
fhop fuitable tor coachmaker.
JOHN T. BROOKS.
Jan. y. eolIt
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Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,

From Philadelphia
IN Prmes-sfrseh betaUeea Fairfax and
War<r Strests, nexf d90or 70 Or. Dick,
in tie bo4Js Lately efes9itd BY GROVE
WRIGHT;
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens 6
Alexandria that fhe intends reiiding here
for a few months, aud viii be happy Ia
executing any orders in the above branch
es of bu6nefs. She regilds ard vara'lhes
old frames 20 as 10 make them appear Ike
Eew-and llkewiie varniihes them with
particular kind Of warmth that will bear
-wafhing.
Sbe has on hand,
"A large and elegant afortment Of
Prints, Looklng-Cialles, &
GIRANDOLES.
70 every defcription, which will be fold
at the loweii terms for caih.
Orders from diaancs will be punetu..
~ attended.
Nov. IL. go
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ne piles viii Be required lquarf onli
IS feet from the butts, ard may taper 10
10 inches fquare at The fuialI end.
The timber NUT be our before The FRI
of March, and delivered in April. Pao
eoials for contracts will be received until
the a5th day Of January next by
VIM. BRENT, Sec'ry.
Dec. 81. eo75T
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T / M B I. K
Wanted for Cash on delivery.

ME Directors for building Bridge
4 over the Eaifern Branch, at Jhd City
Of Warrington, will eon;rstt for t:nbel
of the following kinds and fcanslirgs VIZ.
SO pieces v hitc oak 3Af long to be Ii in.lY Il
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cain given Tor rags
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FoR ) A l. a

sHB LOT with the HOUSE thereon. 4,
/ che fouth eaA corner Of Cameron ~ !;
ai'sed Streets late the Property Of Tn m :
sienards---Aiio icversi vacan, LOTS aeioin
lEs thereto on Aired Street, between Cameron
aao hmg Streets, The iiouis is ples family iitap-
sssu ana ~ good order for sthe acconlinosa,ion
aoi a famiy.---H not fold before the III If No.
vsmbcr. it viii IN n be rented : -
WILLIAM CRAiK.
lwts
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go GllsabetD Dail1'!t;,u
CONDITIONS.

= y = ID4NfJ.
I. Tbr Work @aK be conbr5ed i !.
Dn2ascino volamss, Of about $50 sos.
e0ed, RaH be printed in The 5ea mann, ).
on fine Popfr, andneqv 7Jpr.
Il. The Prize zvIl be one Dolzav be-, ..
hms liz Boards, payable an delivery.
~ 4 vep eogfdSrablt number ofc.
PIES teigg ALREADY a6Hrri6ed far, The ;qcn
J6A 6s PIT to PRES, and Jfal9ed qvtb,,
aely.
q SaSIeai3tion rseeive9 BY the Pzy
Bsrs