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From Ro6iqyfor, Mr.. r

From RaibiT5tor, N'V' r
Government have received dilpatchc' Hon
capt. Basbriase announcing me boAhe proc
ings q the Moocs. an1 dating III capture @ =
OF their or ilcrs II p euns Ard ice men,
" On the al ipa relhlntien was re'sT'eo i
the psi office COMMITTEE, for conf ering q i,
p'aGicabil # efarhthing better peii.Toe0 -,
The Pr9t-nt to The Nltchez and Ne% 80 ~.
The move Of tbs rerlution conii6e'ed tl'1'
d'+Aoce might be lbortene1 400 miles an' -
trave. iii 10 Z ~. mce
"Y.aer1ay NJ. DAYTON moved 'hat re - I'D
aogmeatiut Tie lAl.res Of cegt4ia othcs:' in."-
be coAinucd
The captain Of French pr'vate'r' '9'T.. ri 4.
10 in Ia. -, o rs, informe I iEa' &c -
d+rs &c capture PorLusu:ls vl'l-LN
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BY THE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNI LED STA TES OF AMERICA.
II PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS a certain Treaty and two
ieVeral Conventions between the United
States OF Anlerica and the French Rebu5-
lie, were concluded and Ggned BY the
plenipotentiaries Of the United States and
French Republic, duly and respectively
authorized for that purpofe, which treaty
and conventions are, word for word, as
follows viz.
Her J'A''" fSs Treaty. and Convention py5 jGs4 in 10.
AND WIFE xEAS the faid treaty and
conventions have been duly ratified and
confirmed by me, on the one part, with
the advice and content Of the Senate, and
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19
Laws Of the United States.
ts,..,.s.......

When an sct fr0 Pahed the Legislature of the United
States authorizing the Laws be publicly proru gated
by one printer in each Stare, ana I'm III alton
allowed therefor the pubhher of this Gzctte had The
aPpointmen, in contqoence Of its excnGye c,rcuat ga
But when the Pfefent yftm Of politics eot ia motion
It was deem-d necefarg dcout every FREE PRESS
and aid thoe osly watch might felve the 4cobn c4ue
The arPoiatmSn was thereto taken fror tbs paper
and given to one of very inr Cd crcul4isa we do
not comp ala Of this meafu We dseul it honorable
20 be 9sSrg1sd BY the prcfcnt powers. Bu, ca
ders tha NOT iutter from rte Circu nA41ce We have
therefore taken meainres obtain the Laws Of Conqre
as foon az they PATS, and ha be able to give them
fooaer than could serctofore1
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BY THE MAILS.
REH PORT, ri y

IMPORT, ri J NOV 2 ,
The Cereal Ale by et thi5 State e.s44 !,
felton, of week .. Saturday laa, Al Sortbts.s
town --ConRan1 Taser. Liq. was elected io.,,.
and Theodore a Fu;leT reshew 10 Thsaa,
J. IL leEator, va, ee4} ID cleIk hya usi. ri, :
t:so, rn p PoCuao fo Mt I.hn l. BoG. ion. n.
former ftith'ul lerrice5 Of Mr.. Bor. Ii. coma
refs n off IL duree, ard.he fIupul,u impsrt,
lay It his coRdudf, fully intiJ.e HIM to he rcl.mp
he has met with Charter, were nrelentea for f.
erdl Banks, and all aid on the table a, ,he C-,
Tim, viz. For the Rho5e.l nd Unicn B,rt
The Newport Bunk, ard khc,e ln,rd Iliusrd
Company the r seer Willisms Bank 10 P,ov.d,r,
and ba II Warren. All were granted sYs,s
t'e tl'ii, which wai 81 Ged by mao ny oftva
tor 70 oheT dicovei ~bl: re,Ion Than ihatit VI,
tie r"tt u0cxeep ,ionabl- in its charter, tie mrl
Il ooal ms mode 4f fabforiptioii, whcb was Goa
10 ali plr'es, ana thar it co templated pecuTs
and important advantages to the agricultural ia
ttlet,
A FAX Of 10000 dollars was voted. and ordsr,i
70 oe PAID into The trealury, by the fra Of March
next.
Ihurriay, he f 4 DAY Of December rem, was
appointed to Be obleryed rs a day Of publt
Thanksgiving and prayer, throughout this Sta.
bu K, German, a cOn,itt for rape, uEdi
tentence of lie Ch, had his fnienoe conmuted III
Baniihne nt % his OWN COUNTRY They dlourl
ed to n4~et At Provd e"ce, in February n:It.
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not comp aln 81 this meaiu We deem Il honor ahlc
20 be o51rgrsd" by the prcfcn powers Ru our rea-
ders tha fofftr tic crcunGance We have
therefore taken meainres obtain the Laws Of Conc refs
as foon az they pafs, and haI be able to give them
iooaer than could sereofore.l
An act TO enable the Prcident Of the u
nited States to take poH9llion of the ter
ritorles cvde1 by France TO the United
Stares, by the treaty concluded at Paris
on the goth Of April Iaf,, and for the
temporary government thereof.
SEC }.
BE i enaacd BY he Senate and fIoufe of
Representative, Of the United Sta.es of Am RIGA
II Congress afcmbled, TIM tbs PrG.Ienf Of u.
United States b. and be Il befeJy auttssi-,4 70 take
p2gGon'f and ogchty tie feriQri-y q fdly Franc,
to fbs U4ed States, ~ tbe freGy eoaca3sd AZ Paris,
sntbe t6irsb day If erasR bef7o,ea t4s tqvo nson,
aad tai De my f., tbat p4p9s ard IN der 10 ma1ntqr
in TIE ata srrttafifs tb autbary of fbe Und Sts,,
em7'oy any part Of fbe army and navy AZ the United
Statet, and Tie /ofce qa5artzea ly al "a bod The third
day Fl Nafe6 lsf. United . I'm al dreas4g Atacb
msaf firm Tie militia of the Uoifs4 STATS, and for
errffag certain dfaas" qulicb be may dem eceG,ry
and I, r'a1b Of The i'm qtbyabrise4 by he Gff al
as nay be ascay is bere5y 9hbrbriafcd r tie bwboG
Of earyi4g toi1 3tf into efs7 hbe applied under tie d
re7i2a 9ft6c Pr5lladenf arlhe United States,
Sec and be il further enaaed, That until the
expiration p,sfat 5ian Of eonf5s, musG bre,4op
FIR TIE fs"3o'ay governnenf Of ad tysrifq ics Be
oopsr made y C0agre5, eli n. nj fary, civiI, and
jaisiaf fovet''' ssercyfdIy lie efors tie exiting gov.
ernr"sm 9t5s Jane 6aR be isv.d 10 G.cb bsrycn ard
feons, aud Pal BE- exsrcsa IL Jac5 maua.,, as ne
Pr5f9snf9f be UnHed States bq1 Arel7 for 7aiaa1ia
'g and Protfang tie inbabitant Of Loslfana ia sb.
free eejymsnt of their kSsrty, property and refgios.
NATHANIEL MACON
Speaker Of tAe Houfe Of Representatives..
JOHN BROWN,
PRECEDENT of the Senate, pro tempere
Octsber 81, ,So3-Approved,
tn: JEFFERSON.
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BOSTON, NOV. II
F,om Earsbe=Englih papers to the 3oh Sep.
have been received at Ne~york--At that tine
the qrclpeas Of The ovsGon Of England incrcalai
ard The general expeaati in France and Esshnl
was that It Won Be attempted. The preparatioa
Of boats and craft 10 effect IT, c.,otinhtd in Ild
aad and Fance with unexampled aart.
Great Britain was prepared It all poia,s---tn
land and at ie4 10 meet and chalie her aG.faau
AZ the lAt dates, fh- vas reere4tng fam. ofhr
ieanlen and fol5ers in attack, on tie French coat
Q" the &c Sept. the bom,ardm 1T Of C4iaisva
commenced by Z final lqaadron +; aOd Capt Cos
Who has arrived a Ne~y2Ik, from Ko:tefdia'
informs, that The cannon4de continued, wh:n Z
P4Hed Calais, the sch September. The Eag'A
commanders were ST. Sidney Smith, ana G:asT'l
Moore.
No events Of great importance had occurred q
any other parts of Europe. Spain continued oea'
trail, though il wa generally ez?eaed de v0a'
lpeedily be obliged 10 ION France in the war;
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French A,ny ef EaglaaJ The follow 's A.
rangements Refreshing the commanders ct tbs 4
my i late IS b win ben deteImined on.
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%Ri2bt IRfnq. / Centre. Lgi Fig'
Gen. DAvoUsr, BoxApARrs, Gsn. SottT'
Commander of Commander Under b."
the Conf, Guard. in Ch.et I'm Cen ANnSi.
Under him Gen der hm Cen. oss!, Chi-i q
DUMAS, Chief Of BsR HER, 5ee. the SAT-
tae STAT. of NVar, and
Chief of TIE
General staff
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
GleIgeeU, soiS Jan. 1903.
] am, &c.
I. r. III.

TOM PAINE has recommended his
/" useful la5ours," and again addreled
rhe citizens of the United States, thro'
the medium of the Aurora. that
paper Of this morning we are favored
with his Letter The Sixth" to the CT.
tzens of the / nited States. This letter,
like mott of his other productions iince
his arrival in the country, is compolrd
principally of encom;ums upon himlelf and
upon his projects for reforming the world,
and abufe of General Walhington's ADM
filtration. The only thing worthy of no
ice, in this publication, is cfPy Of the
4vbslk Of Mr.. Jefsrfon's afettionate letter
Of invitation to Paine. We have marked
IN Itahef, that part of it which was lait
iummer publilhed in this country from
European newspapers, and which was
made the theme of ferries of edays in
this Gazette. Several things in this Of
fe6iionate letter from the greateit Pbjls5.
pier TO the greateit Bkglpbemer in tie
world, deierye the ferrous attention ofthe
people of the United States. As it will
70 longer be queaion with any one,
whether Mr.. Jefedon really wrote fuch a
letter to his table companion and bofom
friend, we prefume the democrats, efpeci,
ally thofe OF them who profeis chriaiani-
~, will find much edi6ca,ion in perufirg
this brotberly epifle. II will be noticed
that Mr.. Jef:rlon became Preiidcnt of tie
United States on the 4th of March,
1901, and that he delayed no longer
han till the IS,h of the fame month, be,
fore he gave orders to one of the fhips of
the navy to reeeiUe and accommodate"
bis friend and correspondent. By the hrR
f.ntence OF the letter it appears that thefe
loving and congenial fpirits had been pre-
vioaAy in habits Of uninterrupted corref-
pondence. No le(s than four kind epiffles
between the If and and the roth of DC.
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(Ggz. u S.
From tie GlaLgoay Courie,.

Dottor FFanklip, in one of his Efays,
thar con the Doctrine Of Lick Death, =
having recorded the recovery 10 life, o.
two hies which had been dTowned, and
carried in tha, Rste acrofs the Atllntic in
ootfie of Madeira wine, obierves.
81 WITH il were peaible, from his In
fame, 10 invent method Of embalming
dgowned p~rions in iucha manner that
they nigh be recalled TO life at any pc.
Rod hows yer difant /; for having vep
stdeat isfrcto ice aud obterve the far
OF Ame9iea an hundred years hence, !
Acaid prefer 10 an ordinary deash, the
being immeffed IN caik of Madeira
wine, with a few FRIENDS until thar time,
&c,
win the Doctor had lived till n W.
to have engaged in an adventure with
IRE, Of Sihpag he ages of paiterIty. HI
curioi;fy can never have exceeded mine q
knowing how things are to be conducted
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PHILADELPHIA, April IS.

Arrived, brig Alliaance, Swyetze''
Charleaon; schrs. jolly gacchu', fhomp'
fou, Jamaica Maria, Parts, jamaica
Sally, Dickey, Richmond; Amlty' fe'
fashen, Portfmouth. N. H. M rs, Kan'om'
North Carolina Fayorlte, - NJ
York ; Fayorite, Cottrell, N. YORK )
loop Comet, Johnfon, Richmond.
Cleared, fchr. Ann and Mary, Cou''
Ter, St. Thomas.
,4rrived attbf Lazantfo.
Schr MeGenger, Burrows, Aux Caye'
Edu ard and Eamund, Veacock, :. ne
publican. 4
Capt. v. failed from thence On the q"
of April, and left there the following W.
iels, namely nip Fanny. Tremsls' o.
and for Philadelphia to fail in 5 dSy''
Brig Eliza, Meyers, (oId) Thon, ~
Pinckney, of New York Doves OF o w.
fchr. Ann, Robinfon, ofPortland Iof v.
ladelphia to fail in s days Capt. '
lpoke no veAels on his paGage. VII
The fchr. John, Wallace, from 81. ' ~.
cents for Philadelphia was fpoken on NV
9th Of April, in lat. II, 20, long. o.
The brig Fame, Gra'ibury' a AZ. II
at Kinglfor, Jamaica. on the 1na
March from this port. The Jens'', ".
WinAow, failed thence for this port Q" ~
fame day. a., Pat.
Schr, Caroline, Lewis, and s0'p ."
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infenability, ard wien nothing but in.
mediate medical aid can fave life if me-
dical aid is inac> chble at the time, it
would be happy if the body could be i'm
merfed in cold, 70 as to prsierve it from
corruption until ailaance canbe procured.
Al aff it may appear too bold, to
fone OF your readers, that l fhould adyife
people, who labour under any malady, of
which the cure cannot, at preient, be
procured, to lubmi. to cold immerfion, to
arrea the dfeale until remedy can be
obtained. 1t would be conlol!ng for a
man 10 Zee his friend matched iIem the
ravages of fever, and aid up in fafety
for the return oil a cooler lealon, or per
haps his whole family from !amine, to a.
wait, under his care, the return of plen.
ty. A fli-nd, to whom l lately commu-
nlcated my ideas on this fubjeet, fuggea-
ed the propriety of esntraeting with go
eelnment for the keeping the army in
peace time, to be In re dineis for any
thing Of rie kind for the prelent.
/ have made (omc few experiments.
| put Aies among fnow, and filled the vef-
Eel with water, and expoled them all night
without the window. Next morning, on
laying them on paper before the fire, they
few off almof Immediately ipiders,
beetles, and feyeral olher iniects the lne.
La ger animals 100 l have reitored, |
have uniformly obleryed, that, where
the body was pselesved, entire, with the
return OF favourable circumstances, the re-
turn of lie was mater Of courie.
Let me now give my plan ios retiring
| from rhe prefent day, and OF refurning to
"a, in diifanr futurity. l have prepared
At my iea, in the country, fscret edifce
under ground have collected there the
materials for proiueihg artificial cold ;
have eretted machinery, by which ther
mome,er puts in motion the different parts
which alternately drop into the trough,
where propofe laying myfeif and friends,
70 as TO keep it in that preelfe degree OF
temperature which is expedlent. A, ca
vern accei1lble to The yieiilitudes of the
climate, by The exPaniion OF air turns one
ne,ch OF wheel once in year. The
wheel has ffty Of sheie matches, and pro-
duces revolution once in fifty years. AS
! | intend have an experiment. ON imal!-
sr fcale, have limited The duration OF
I nv h,ft retirement to that term. AT the
respiration OF which the trough is drained,
hezt is produced, and all other necefarles
are applied by this fame machinery, tor
| the fponsaneous relurrestion of the party,
Such as plesfc TO offer me their company
may feod their names, any time before
| the end Of February next addreded TO
IN. H. to be left at the poa Office till cali
ed for.
] am, &c.
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nNE half OF The valuable tracts OF
INLAND, in Stafford county, called
Bell Plains and Hekoy Bottom, late the
property and rcGdsnce Of Gsorgc Lee
Waugh, deceaCed. Upon the land are an
excellent dwelling houfe, with four rooms
on each floor, and pafage; large barns
kitchen, dairy, and fnoAe houte I: bouni-
ed on one Gde by Potomac creek, where
Is an excellent fthefy, and abundance cs
wild fowl in the lealon. This land will
be fold altogether or in lois, as may bcls
fuit the Purchaiers. Any perfon deirous
ofviewing it, will be lhewa Bell Plains.
~ applying to MIR. Cary Seldom who lives
Convenient, and the Hickory Rotsom tsa:t
BY Mr.. John Sweeunan, who can alfs
Thew all the lines.
If this land is not difpofed Of by private
{ae, it will be fet up TO the iliahslt bid
der, at Mr, Eaes's tavern in Frederick
burg, Gu Friday The 9Th day of May next,
where plat will be ihewn TO thole who
With TO purchafe.
Two thirds ofthe purchale money mutt
DC pad down. Twelve months credit
viii be given for the balance, on giving
oond with approved fecurity, to bear In
.ereit from The date. For other parties
-ars apply to the iubfcriber, who is au-
aofifad by the Devices to bargain for
le fame.
Gavin CorJ,n TwbeyuNe.
King George County, Doegg, ~.
April s, 1903. 01'
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.


y AN AWAY on Saturday, the 9Th of this
An moath' bright Maiatto Mn, named
STEPHEN; about rs or 80 years of age: Hs
is about S feet or 8 inches high, peafant coun-
.enance, lpcAks rather flow, but very active aud
handy at any work he ferved an apprenticeship
to weaver, is good workman at that buff
aels. aud remarkable good handin brick
yard in ihyt, he IS inlrt at any thing he is
lcs about; he is very fond OF fpirits Of any kind
cannoe dcicribe his drcls. he never ran away
Score, 70 expect he has beensiaticed off by
fonc artful villain; if it be the cafe, and the
man can be apprehended, Will give so Dollars
IA his conviction OF the theft.
ROBERT EOGGES3.
n. B. ] forewarn all perfons from Fbcriag
iaid fellow at their peril, as in that c-ic they
may expect to be prolecuted.
Fairfax County, March u.
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N0taCe
Is hereby given to the Creditors

of VIM. Bell, q Bankrupt,
THAT on Saturday the goth OF April,
1903, between the honrs of three and four
O'Clock, at the Clerks Office Of Alexan.
dria county, certificate of diCcharge will
be given to the faid Bankrupt, unlels caule
be then and there lhewn to the contrary,
by the faid creditors or either of them.
By order of the Honorable William
Kitty, Chief Judge of the Circuit Court of
the Diariet OF Columbia, this ixteenth
day of April, 1903.
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
April go. d3othA
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l3ub!:f uea0ae.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
A1o,'elsek, aril be said atf5e Tesdas
Stare,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
whilkry and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
gaiGns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and fails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Ais o.
4 variety of DRY GOODS.
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
xerieymeres, Dufils,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
ElaRicks, blue Ffiezes,
Calimancoes and RuHels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irih Linens. Silefia do.
Platillas,
Olnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candleiticks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
April 20,
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GOODS for SALE.
TO BE SOLD.

u BE oOLB,
81 p,i1ase bargain, 6sfo1e be sfb day
efatst II nth, the
STOCK Of GOODS,
of an exsenhve and well aGorted retail
9ore-the goods imported by the propri-
etors. Only fmali advance on the cot
viii be required, and liberal credit given
apon bond and approved feculity. APP
ply TO Mefrs. Alex. Henderfon and Co.
Alexandria, or Mr.. Brown, Dumfries.
Aofil II. d8thM
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Oxen Wanted.

CASH will be given for three
pair Of good Working Oxen, that have
been well trained. Apply to Colonel G.
GilPin, Gee. Coryell, or
Wm. HARTSHORNE.
April 8. .5tlsw
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s5aleS bp audton.
On SATURDAY.

On SATURDAY,
N 10 o'eloek, zrill be Jold at The Yendae
Store, The corner of King and Union
aftety.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whilkey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in calks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caks,
Molaaes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White ana brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee In caiks and bags,
Raliins in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, | Iriih Linens.
Caflimeres, Calicoes.
Kersys, Threads.
HoatlngS Chintzes,
naiithicks, Bedticks,
nns'arnausht, Oznaburgs,
nn ., Sewing Silks,
,anes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, sc
Stockings, &c.
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::pabltt 5a!s.

E-M>yyozv, at o'llocl in The afleraoon,
aoiX BE- Jola at Reuves and MilAty's
qvbay,
On a long credit for approved
notes, 10 hhds. hlit quality
S u G. A r.
p. G. MARSTELLER.
April 20.
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jult Received,
A QUANTITY OF EXCELLENT
We NISON HAMS,
For iale by
T. SIMMS.
Notice.


The fubfcribers being appointed agents
tor delivering Mr.. Carey'S FAMILY
BIBLE in Alexandria, and the country
adjacent this is to inform thoie who hold
subscriptions, that the Bibles are jua come
10 hand, and are now ready for delivery
at their book ard aationary fore ia King
Greet.
r. and 7. GRAY.
Wbo bavs lutely ,eceived,
A large fupply Of Engilh and American
WRITING PAPER,
of different qualities, G. good aaortmshe
OF Latin and Englilh lchool books, tos
wholeiale and retail.
April 9. d
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80 W. :. loo'..-s sloo,s' 011s,aP :,
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- ~. D;a.;a ~ -: 49,. .,ss,s.h
- 80, '-'' -''''
aa5 - 4AP'"' - Dc>71, .1r OIL
,.u ' -.
80.
John Gardner Laid
HAS FOR SALE,
1t bis quauboul. Prince Rrxet 4ykarf
an uerv ucj9nabie tlym. for a0A. or
osa,oz-eJ .,sJt
MuCcovado Snoarin hbds and
barrels,
49, IA 4'
10. w.
w -. oS', r,.n
- iae,a quo NJ H's ''''u NUM-
uaIl ILL., p "a: of the|beG quality.
20. ~ IN
- " uc TING
ouns Ily'o"' AhAo'
;. Imperial }
Ino'a eo',onS'
D . ~. li"n'hs =,
Ho.na LUCK a''a '''e0'i'ss'
l'ih AlheoS'
DAT ilon' co'1on ana WOOL eaias'
ooie Leather onoeS OF al lo''s'
Iepptf' Nutmegs anu cinnamon,
Brimitene, Alum and Coppefas'S
Wiaao" Ilsis'
LADIES and Cordage o, all hzes'
wrought ana eu' Mans,
opefnaSeli ana .Siio" oahaies'
90 ensele' oi''
9.e'fD U1,7rc
1n1 i1'A''
p o.,
~ - " o>,>SS S"SS''SA'' O'S'o
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-21
BRIDGES.

On Taslday the third Of May uext, bring
The jsegad day Of Prince William carr,
at the carr hare If (aid eoanty. be-
tzvsen The bours q 4 and 4 o'clock, will
be let 10 the loqvsf bidasr
The building Of two Bridges,
of iione; one over Cedar Run, near Corn
wallis's Ford, and the other over Broad
Run, near Atwell's Ford. A plan will
be ihewn on the day Of fale, by the com
sniGioners. Bond with satisfactory iecu-
rity viii be required. Two thoufand dol
lars are now ready fubje6 TO the orders
OF the CnmmiAioners.
James EzveN, !
Tbos. Lee, Jea. Court
Charles EqUeH, Counters.
Bernard Hooe, jan.
April 8. dds
70 Rent,
From the hrif day OF June next,
A two ifory Brick Houie On
Duke ffreet, well fnifhed and every ne
ceaary building annexed to it. Alto,
To Let, or for Sale,
A valuable vacant Lot ad-
joining the Bank, on Cameron ftreet. For
terms apply to
April IS. dIot
Iuf received and for Sale by,
the iubicriber. quantity of
Nova-Scotla Grindffones,
Of bea gria and quality.
Also,
A few boxes N. Scotia fmokeoI
HERRINGS.
VIM. HODGsoN. |
April 2. d
T. SIMMS-has for Sale,
S A L L,
For the ffheries !; Tome excellent Bacon,
and frit quality Segars.
March IL.
A Is + L w | l. l. 5
Has juf reeeived,
Frelh Lemons by the box,
Apples by the bI.
Freih Lines,
Sweet Cider by the 81.
Ind general Agortmeat IF G,oeeries.
March IL. d
J4F reeeieved and far Sale BY
JOSEPH DYSON,
A QUANTITY OF
FRESH ORANGES,
By the hundred or fnalIer quantity. ~
Jan. 10. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-21

4fVOILCs
All perlons having claims a
s s the eitase of William 77dplett, OF
~ Mound HUI, deceafed, are repeated to
nus mug them forward for adjuHmenr and
fynent and all thole indebted to the
~ sAse' are respectfully called upon 10 make
~; S0,a'e payment 70 the Executors
's Their anxloas with to clofe all the
fSoo oun's' and fettle with the legarees as
CHARLES LITTLE, I
March /.