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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23
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IN the advertisement to the Notes, we
arelntormed, thar they were written in
the year 1891, and fomewkat corrected
| and enlarged in the winter Of 1872. Now
! II this information be corrc6f, the que
res mutt lave been prelcnted to the
author Of the Notes. fome time early in
me year 1880. This laPpofrion but
| barely allows time for the collecting
and arranging of the materials Of the
aniwers. About this time, the govern
ment OF France was 10 the act of
putting IT'S paws. on America as the
tlrtt tteP towards It had already
been taken, through the medium Of
It's diplomatic fkill, it had procured an
article 70 be inherited in the inRruetion. to
our cornmiGioners, enjoinins them, NOT
10 conclude q peace with Great Britain
but by the MEDITATION and concurrence
OF 1he French court. The effect ofeb;s
articEe,, had it been flri6tly COMPLIED
with, would have been TO trarsfcr rhe
iole power ofmaking peace or of con
unmhg the war from America TO the
french cablnet: and it was 70 undertood
by ITS mlnhteTs, and they really aaed
up 10 that ienfc. And 60 far from ne
dating or concurring in any plan of
peace the French government actually
did throw inpedimenrs and frivolous
abltracts III the way of its accomplish
fnent. And in ghe fall of 49,, and
winter of 1881, it did inltrua its agents
and miniitets to intrigue with the BGu(b
mlnlttry, to prevent a peace on any
terms becauie peace would at once.
as II did In the end, cue the thread Of
the deitiny which the benevolence fine
+ rench government, had been fpinniao
for America.
In the appendix to the Notes, We are
again given 10 underRand, thar tbe e.
relSner Of diltin6tion who put the Que
res, was no other than MonGer Mar
ooiS, then fecrctary to the French lepa-
tloH IN the United States, and wbo
has t1nce had a subordinate concern in
the French revolution. He was then
IN the morn of life. of mild and infinu.
atlng exterior, which concealed Thar
peculiar kind Of felfihnefs, vanity. nv
poorly and cunning which dilcfiminares
certain characters Of his ffamp and IA.
ton, from all Others. He, necefaiJrv had
been made acquainted with the deGgns Of
The French government on America
and now confdered hinGelf on the high
road which might one day cond9a
him 20 che itation Of intendant or vice
roy over 1t. His ftuation elevated his
hopes and his vanity urged and Animal
ca MS exS[u9ns, to prepare the way for
1t. la Auditing his means to thar end
one Object truck him, as being Of orr
mary importance that ar ir1n-ed;on
ihorid bg mace on lis fupcriors ou,jl
EN- IN bgn7me brgfoaaemeat vsrJss ar,
&ra"aS5 GtereS. Among eli The rx,c-
gents winch occurred 70 his eager and
impatient Inauguration, Bo one gretent-
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Bct10esn Great- Brian ana France.

Capt. Sterling, of the fhip Mercury,
from Liverpool, is the bearer Of great
news. He informs, that on the day
OF his departure, (the 10th. Of March,
an eAPrels arrived at Liverpool from
London. An Immediate impress ofita-
men took place, Both on ihore and on
board Of vellels on the eve OF failing,
and nothing was talked Of but WAR
and a change Of miniltry. This news is
not barely verbal, It comes TO rs IN an
official form, as will appear by the fol-
lowing letter, which, with Others, corro-
borarive of this account, was received
OF board the mercury after The was I'M
der way, by diipatcb boat.
CoRy ETA letter Jrom J. Goftoigae, nscmber of
parliament far Liverpool TO the nayo, Of
Liverpeob d4frd London, AEayeb, 6.
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7. GASCOIGNE.

Loadsn, ia Oh, 3.
A letter from Liverpool, dated 10th.
March, iays.
The London papers received this day
fneneion decline - the price ofi4ocks;
aadUmours are ipcirculation of chan re
Of miniitry but 70 far as Can be Judged,
there is no reaaan TO aPprehend any re-
neWal Of hotfaiae@''
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COPY

+" Dear fir, WAR is expected, :
melIage this day from the King to the
houle 60 that tendency. Militia expec-
ted 80 be called cur TO guard againlt III.
valion. Stocks down four per cent.
Mr.. PIT, it is iuppoled, will return looh
10 power; I've time TO add no more, It
beng & o'vtucA.
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Meriwcthar Jones has privately faid, and
~lihes to have it believed, that Mr. Bzrrstt
prevented SkeIfon Jones from accepting the
concehions Of Mr.. seldom.
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WAR
APRU 2GG. 1905.

Sir0ng 9,,as5iltty Of 7rtnrcqi offbs
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The brig Ontario, captain Bool, arri-
we'd or Wednesday 3, N. York. in II
aasfom Hav anna. Captain B. inf rms,
thstn no French troops had arrived there,
but that they were hourly expected.
The port continued fhur TO American vef-
els. Markers dull.
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QUARANTINE IN SPAIN.

Circular order lllue1 by III, fupreme
board OF health, concerning vesiels pro.
ceeding from the United States OF a.
mefica.
In confederation of the information
which has been received refreang the
fate of the health in he United Stsres OF
America, The fupreme board OF health has
refolved that all yef> Is proceeding from
ports Of thcfe itates, wh3ch brig clean
bills OF health, authorized hy The ninifer
or conlul OF his M j-ty thefein, fhail for
the pFeient, preform qaarantine Of OBJ
tersation tor The term OF twenty days, and
thar nothing particular hapEenlpg IN this
time, they thah be admitted to tree pratt
tic /; the mcafdres and p,ecaunons being
6rt obiervso, which age cufomsry IN
fuch cafes, and are ordained Ii the laws and
inftrnetions OF health tor the proteetloa Of
public fafety. With The advice of the
fame fdpreme board, Iacquain, you there
of, III order thar the one in you, port, and
the reit of the COAT under your command,
may pun6fually tulfl il. God preferve
you many years.
Madrid, I'D Feb. 1868.
A late Paris Paper has the following
iingular remark: i" The Americsns and
Engliih educate their children in the fear
OF God, and the love of money"
The following anecdotes Rejecting
Colonel Deipard, immediately previous to
the infant OF his xecu.i~n, are not gene
rally known When MAJ namara was
brough, out, he faid, upon his fyeing DEF.
pard, {" | am afraid, Colonel, we have got
into bad lituaiion. !" The anfo er VS. We
ry charaaeriific of the man. g There
are many better, and f,me worGe." He
was extremely anxious to adif the exeeu
toner in adjufing the rope about bis neck,
and placed himfelf,he noofe under his left
ear. When he was on the point OF being
launched into eternity, he iad to Francis,
who food mex, to him, What an amaz-
ing crowd!" and looking up, he obferv-
cd with the greateit indif renee -" lis
very cold; think we lha.l have fome
rain" (L0n. pap.)
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From ouy Corye/ tondsut at Liverbsol.

On The ao.h Of February, SO Ame
rloan yeilels were in his peri !; from
which you will have an idea oil the alton
ifhing trade carried On between The Unit-
ed States and his place. II is aicer.aln
ed, thar there have nor been lefs than 60
American vei1els in port from the If Of
December to the 1T of March, conitantly,
notwithstanding they were daily failing
toeyery part of America. The peace IL
Europe Teens not to have had any effect
on the American trade here
Bsf. Gas.
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For Sale,
Fairfax Rreet, next door to Mr.. Guy At.
kinfon's,
Several pieces of elegant HiC-

torical Tapeifry from dcGgns of lie Brun, one
IF the firf painrers that ever lived in Europe,
intended TO ornament MUSEUM, Columbia
Gallery of Arts, or School Of Drawing and
Painting in Alexandra, for tine narutlion Of
young and ingenious artifls md mechanics, and
to crafty The curiofy Of all perfons OF tate, re-
fiaents or travellers in che United States, where
fuch curious and beautiful pieces are very rare.
Apply 60 the owner as above, from 9 o'clock
to one, A. NJ. and from TO 7 in the Afternoon.
He will FAY in town only for few days.
N. B. A MUSEUM is an enter
terprife not only honorable but very advantage
Gus, for it is a real aud rich property, daily in
creating by the liberal and voluntary gifts Of
tome well fpiritcd men, travellers, and nav;ga.
tors, who prcfcnt that ufeful eftabliihment with
the admirable productions Of nature and art.
A very comfortable revenue is yearly iauing
from it, and as Alexapdria is far incrcaiing in
commerce and population, the infitution of
Hufeum will ado to the importance and lples-
dor of the towu, and would be of great advan-
rage 70 the owner
,-:7
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Majority. IzI.6


A letter from Liverpool Of the 10th of
March, received at Philadelphia. sllud-
mo 70 Mr.. Gafeoigne's leifer. obftrves--
g Bur this is not all the evidence we have
d this circumaance. A hnf Of intorma-
zion has reached us from London, all of
which indicates an eneviiable and imme-
date war;"
The brig Oatario, captain Bool, arri-
we'd on Wednesday At N. York, in II
aasfiom Ha anna. Captain B. inf; rms,
th,t no French troops had arrived there,
but that they we're hourly expected.
The port continued 1hut to American vef-
els. Markets dull.
exr0a Of letter. jiuf rre<ived, dated
Gibraltar. Mareb 9
e /" Y Herday by accidert, l faw part
ETA private letter from Nj. o. Brien, at
Algi-rs. TO Mr.. Gavino, our Cooful at
this place. As near as can recollett, he
,xprefIrs great fears that rupture will
hortlv take place between the Dey Of
Agien and he United States, owing
partly TO our government Tending The an
rualtribute in cath. inftead of naval flores,
which he is in great want Of. This cir
cumaance, added 70 the great prefent he
Ia, lately received from The Court Of Ma
drid, has made a demand of $50, coo dol
lars from the Court Of Great Pritsin, as
30 equivalent for eighteen f4ves, thar
rade tn i efcape from Oran in an Eng
lin veael: this demand do pot think
will be complied with. He has alfo broke
bis treaty with France, and made
demand upon thar government of 6o,ooo
dollars.
Mr.. O'Brien, after laying that he
does not think himfelt fafe at Aleiers, and
fqlsairg Mr.. Gavino 70 forward his let
tiers under cover, TO the Sweiiih Conlul,
concludes with,
On the 10Th Of February, Spapifh
frgate arrived with the new Spsnifh
Conful, who brought preient to the
Dey of 50 oco dollars b !ides l2s
fa'homs, tnaking 10, 600 dollsrs) to
"psy the arrears due from the Court of
Madrid 10 the Regency. Upon the
receipt Of the morey, the Dey ordered
three cruizen to be ready for Tea next
week. There is no knowing the force
'0'the Dsy's fquaGs."
NJ. EVa. Psa.
Ss''aa Of a letter from Bonatayte at Toa-
as,n a yoang Ame,ieaa lien at Bo,-
.'aax, 5Hi lasey arrived IN The United
STATES.
you foon depart for the weiiern
'nc ifor the eaaern hemifphrre. A new
"'ssr OF action is now opened before me,
'0a ! hope to unite nv name with new
"a great event, and with the unrivalled
sNa'nsis Of the republic; you may go TO
Mss yourelf once more with a people
'u00g whom | behold at once the hmpIe
l manners OF he 6ra age. of Rome, and the
:, .a''y OF her decline where Zee the
s sa.' The tenhbility and fcince of Athens.
n"Ou' her factions, and the valor of
a'a, without her difcipline.
n, asa citizen Of the world, would
,r,a s' sour Country in the following ian.
,sn s' Every man, every nation is ambi.
bI,,s' = ambition grows with power as the
eb.. sm serticallnn is the moa fierce.
f,sa 'all therefore national fpiri,,
r.r ss'sn your political inaitutions, re-
kn. ~ .nat armies and navies are ofthe
losds s's IN The world, as The police in
q Paris, ard folders are nos made
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FRoM a LATE LONDON rArrR.


TIE fol7oqvmg coup de main qvas played
ofat a Bop in Oxt5rd fret q ,6ort TINE
Jfncr. Il qveN DRIED mar, ap9artafly a
toreigaer, sueat into pvollen dra9e,',
.@op, IN f1t efisrxsea ) be bad green
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like pottcf's ysfrsfs, IN minute calti.
vate union, or your empire will be bar a
Colofas OF gold fallen on the earth, brok
en- in pieces, and the prey OF tofeign o.,
domefflc Saracens. Il on are vile ycui
republic will be permanent ard an I! per-.
hsps Wellington will be hailed as he
founder ota glorious and happy empire,
when ne name q B9naparte thall be OBJ
Toured by fucceding revolutions
This Vas wiipen ia 1877, about fhe
time OF Bonaparte's departure for Egypt,
and may be conGdered as his ideas Of the
United Stales at thai time, perhsp. at
this.)
49, [ Pitteargb GoSette IF Apnl Il
COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES.
Recently was detected in Albany,
COUNTERFEIT, TEN DOLLAR BILL of ibe
Bank ofibe Uaued Stafes. I, has the
letter K, and is dated I'd October, 1900.
The letter 4 in the word preGdent, is
fome thing detective. The fgnarure OF
the PRECEDENT, 7bama5 Wizling, is rather
tiff, and that of the GATHER, G. Smptsn,
tomethirg crampt. The bill, however,
has fong resemblance 10 thcft which are
genuine, and feqvires very clole iafpettio,
10 be dilcevered. The paper has beer
made expressly for the purpofe, having
the water-make Uuited Siafts,' and
is a very good imitation OF the paper OF
ths true bill, though rather Of harlher
texture.
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The 4 z Z,
DEXTERITY g AGILITY
OF HAND,

10 the greatea aaoniihment. He will
command an Egg to fly in representation
of a Bird, and will change it from one to
two, three and four, as they fly, and ne
YER fall TO the ground: Theo he will
change them into American Lizards he
will command thefe Lizard. 20 dance,
jump into his mouth, and hang TO bis
tongue-this is perfect reality. He will
ALTO command piece of money to fly out
Of any lpettator's mouth, inro any other
fpettator's pocket, by the art of decepti-
On. He will IikcwiGe exhibit number
Of ieceptions with a pack of Cards that
will appear impolIb!e 70 the kcenef eye,
with variety Of other decep,ions, equal
ly curious, though nor necshary tC patti
cularize.
e. Mr.. E's deeebtions or Cards bavs
4 tendeucy TO Si/coaate1aale mfead Of en-
toaragtng the bortid prafiee Of Gaming.
G tickets OF admittance quarter Of
doIlar--chlldren half Price.
Anril
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pslblit SALE.

On Monday, I'd May, at 4 O'clock, P.
Nj. will ne fold on the prsmiies,
A HOUSE and LOT, (fee
hmp1e) on Gihbon Street, between Wafer
and Fairfax Streets, at ptefentloccnPled oy
MIR. Dempley on a credit OF 60 days.
THOS. PATTEN.
April IS. 4
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,.'4 Re s,ken ia making the vafalS', a sSs
:. r' =, The hoaf- on FIRE, the sapof' q 'os ,
3 i .orpcatine will even take are oy
o. . + { mould happen 70 70 do. lmme-
1 1;', cover the pot with board Q, =
- a'1I thing that will fu6ocate i, BY which
y '.,0, i will he put out. AZ a iu'ur r,
~ ,hs manner Of laying en- vsrniin VIII
l. giyen 10 the public.
-r a -
EIsranJ. ia a0nsriSer.
MONDAY, APRIL IS.
III. Geo. B,rcisv, arrived at N. York,
poke, April s, fchooner Betfey, 10 days
from this port TO Barbados.
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
rorrs FOR GOVERNOR.
Strong. Gerry.
Total, in a5i towns aasz7 1921
Io7oI
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Mr.. ELLIOT,

A citizen of America and re6dent of Rich.
mond, Virginia,
Begs leave to Inform the La
dies ana Gentlemen OF Alexandria, thas
on 7Gs/ay Eveuing, the 26th inf. at
Mr.. Noes Tavern, Ggn of the Spread
Eagle, he will difplay
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A letter from Liverpool Of the 10th of
March, received at Philadelphia. sllud-
mo 70 Mr.. Gsfeoigne's let'er, obfcrves--
q Bur this is not all the evidence we have
of this circuma ance. A hnf Of intorms.
zion has reached us from London, all of
which indicates 40 enevilable and imme-
date war;"
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eIsran5 IA a0mrisar.
MosDAY, APRIL IS.

MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
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hsaf5hemy they after, j, would be laugh
able indeed, 20 fee ignorant coneeited COY
combs, who are deititufe OF compcteh
knowledge even OF their primer & ifeilns
aoas, (lrusting forth to teach their nelgh-
eofs TO ridicu:e he fcsipsures and eof a
he cletsy. Their confidence is usaaliy
= exats proportion to their ignorance !,
aeic Impotence and brutality OF isaonets
,ach as would diigracea lavage.
Yet they have irengrh OF longs. car
roandly alert, ard boldly dictate and
100 mary, who reas uniformed as shem-
ELVES, no. only adopt their inpiety, but
applaud them rs wife. 1hefe aA-mp1,-
tart ebar0aert, the reproach even OF Pc
danrrv, are fourge to ioeisly, puslic
nuilance in tie view Of the wife, and re
propa gators Of sngar vice and low ~
irigue. They are iuccefSful in their work
CT awing the feeds Of immortality, BE-
caufe they addreis the ignorant, AND plead
capte eongcnial 10 the dePravity OF hu-
man nature. helibertine and the villain
highly approve them, becaule by their
means they are enabled with more eaie to
flence the remembrance OF confidence.
It's due. to eandor 10 acknowledge, that
there are fome fceptics who are men OF
icience, and Whole characters, as gentle
men are uninpeachable. But thoie bttore
igfcribed, exceed in number as they dom
whatever IS calculated to bring ON them
the contemp, OF The well Informed, whe-
Their believers or unbelieyers.
IUSTUS.
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III, tuefd KAT tie vainty ef" old
From TIE BosToN WEEKLY MAGAZINE
ADVICE TO THE FAIR SEX.

AN admirer Of female delicacy p'e!umes
in roint OF dfefs, that naked Shows soaing
exhibited are highly d.lgaltirg; bat more
particularly thai ikinay or ilfS99ay e.
bows, as alto tumid CT ,bTawny elbows
being difplayed are mott dstchahie OBJ
iects. He is ever. hill more Ieotih.e OF
the folly oftallion, in obferving, as re-
pugnant to Nature, tie flowing ornamen-
tai hair being worn inverted, and alIut've-
ly frizzeledsover that prominent feature
the forehead. 1t cannot but be iuPpoied,
at aIlevents, he is induced from'proieilion-
al experience, TO advife; with a becom-
ing defererce, the f.hionable females OF
every defcriPfion, while winter is IN lis
rigoul, to lengthen the leeves OF sheir
chemifes, as alto 10 add cuffs TO the leeFes OF
their gowns leaif their naked elbows,
being expoled TO the inelemency OF The
weather, fhould location that very IN
conmodious complaint lumbago-whlch
could not fail mol fenhbly, to interrupt
their plealussble enjoyment.
4 PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN.
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into the vaults Of the Bark Of South Ca
folina, was fortunately diltoyered this
morning. There are many different re-
sorts, Ct the tran(aetion, But from The bsh
Information we could obtain, the follow
my particulars have trao{Wred.
FOR iome weeks pAa, ! fpspicious cha
ratter has been frequently fsen at very late
hours Of the night, lowering abonf the.
Bank. About three weeks hnce, the city
guard, while 90 the look out tor iome RI
oters, and watching rear the corner, Dc
tineiiy heard anolie, apparently ot lone
pelfon at work with chiiel AID maiet,
underneath tie pavement. Mr.. iiasvey,
The thetiif, who was out in The perform
ance OF his duty, raving allo heard the
fame noifc, the alarm was given, the por-
Ter Of the Bank called up, and general
feareh being made wiihoul leading to any
di{corery, and il was concluded 10 be
merely The effect OF Imagination
About IL o'clock lait night, Mr.. M
Neil and his clerk, who live at tic oPPo-
iite corner, having ohferved man walk
ing backwards ard forwards, & frequently
fooping, and apparently liitenlns, their
iuFpicions were excited they went out,
and the man having retfea,ed, oneSamin-
ing the pavement they dilcovered BRICK
looiened and out of its place. Snppohng,
however, thar this being Tie commence
men, Of the buGnels, no alarm was given,
until this morning, when 1 WAS found thar
the brick was replaced, and lone DIRT
fplead lightly over it; on removing which
they diicovered thar the pavement had
csved in; proceeding in llleirisarch, hole
was dilcoyered, merely large enough for 9
man 10 pats his arm through; bet earth
falling in, a chain was ieen, and tome
butter and cheefe lying 90 The grourd
thor, pick. axe, chiGel & mallct, and .ome
clothes were next found and The legs OF
man feen, as 10 the act Of reifearing.
Determined 70 catch this man mole, they
pe,ievered in digging, tracing his pro-
grefs when finding II i,npofiiole 70 ef-
cape, he called out to them to deilt, End
be would come OUT. This being complied
with. the villain was eihered once more
into the region Of light, and laiely lodged
in Jail.
The name of this daring adven,urer, IS
VIM. Wes,hers he came to this city
with hor(es from Kentucky fome months
ilnce, in company with another man, who
is iuppoled TO be concerned with him, and
having difpofed Of their hoiies, and loft
>the proceeds at the gaming table, were
led TO make this bold attempt 10 resrieve
sheit fortune.
We have NOT learnt by what means he
entered and formed this iuo'erraneous PAL
faee but the general fuppohtien is, that
he went in at one Of tie openings OF the
public drains, and having arrived oPpoilte
the bank, fruck off, penetrated in an Oh
lique direction, and lucceeded in cutting
through the outer walls Of the bank, and
made bis way into the wood cellar !;
where, according 70 his own conledion, ne
has been immured nearly three months.
We are told, he Rates he has feveral &C
completes, but will not give up their names.
When taken out, his appearance was truIy
wretched, from his long and mlier4ble
confinement.
--@a Ra5r--
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alerallorla aonart(8er.
FRIDAY, JANUARY rs.

Letters were received at New York
on Friday, via Newburyport, dated Am.
asrdam, Nov. goth, which mentions that
number Of American vefeis had beer
chartered there by the French government
to carry troops to Lon'daona. Amonglf
them is the barque PaIlas Of this port.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-28
COMMERCIAL.

Omcial.-The iland of ST. Martins
HAVING been reiiored 10 the Batasian Re
public, and petition takepby me Dufch
forces, tie Merchants Of the United States
are hereby informed, thar every eneou
raeement will be given to commercial m
tercourfc with the United States.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-28
FOR Sale,

A few tIlou(and bufhels each.
Of Liverpool, Cadiz, Liibon and I. liland
S A L /,
Bottom Beef by the barrel,
Kegs of Sounds and Tongues,
London particular Madeira Wine In
pipes, hhds. and quarter cafks,
Mould and dipp'd Candies by the box,
Cork Wood for Srines.
Storage for GOODS and all
kinds Of PRODUCE.
Vim. /. Hall.
Merchants Wharf,
lao. IS. d5teo3t
Cain gwen Tor rags