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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-23
a Chaygtg Sermon.

WILL. be delivered oa Sunday
next at the Epncopal Church, by the
reverend 9holnas Davis, at the parti-
calar request Of the members OF Lodge
NJ. saThe brethren will move m
procession from their Lodge room,
precisely att o'clock. Whiting Bre-
.shren are respectfully iGvited to At
tend.
By 0rasr ofths Wonshisllsl lNlsster.
NM. PArToN, Jun. Ssefy.
ar There will be no }ervice atth ne
Presbyterian Meeting 1ouie on the
forenoon Of Sunday next.
Dec. s2t.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-23
TO RENT,
.YaIuabe Propeay fol Sale,

Ant..1NlSc TIE GogN or ALEXANDRIA.
..ssV.A pz5gsivsI, felsd ~ 35a,sdey tbs 2etk day
of IBIS zrsnf5 on ske prxms1ss,
Eighty three acres Of LAND,
.adjsiuixg .be 7,ozoa # 4l<x449siiu, taymerlytle
property Of Mr.. Baldwin Dadr, AID naqo. ssou-
sdsby Col Nathaniel PcndIeton, Of Neau s9o,k.
This La8d les At the upper end fbe iowa and
froats on the river Potomac 10 include good
Eilhsries and runs back he.veen he Town and Mr..
kDaoss project dwelling hcuss Ges the George town
road. and runs bstweer the ground and MeGrq.
Fendal's Conveys, Sialssss, and Fizhugis Lots nc
Mr. Charles Aiexander's back hne, known hy North
thaep7rs of the Land lying hstwec1 thesrves and the
George ewFroad has been laid of into Lots Of two
acres ccrrx poujng with The fgsares own, and Pair
AZ Royal, i't, ST. Afagh, Waihngtoq, aai Columbus
neeets extented with crois Arsets oil the ie width
and will Re 4ad in whole ha!fiqpares he Land VET
o sheGeore town road viii be iaa in Tors Of from two
20 s- acrys sash as may belt aceoaodate purcha ers.
Csonidere bic trpua!t hiss been taken reScr the title
ear, and freed from every psbIe lneubrance pref
pca Of ligssop
fhcs.srrns cf Sale wil be Fru-h of rhe purchas
r,ney payable 90 ne are iay of Slasci next and the
rsassndsg in rne and egateen moEtiss. regceiahe
rote ~ be required !as s t payment, ard !ecpfisy
Oh the property the balance. his property is bean.
tifvsY .ifstej fr bpidpg Lots yang long Zip Finl
rhe rivsr 70 ire tap o the hl, Ntc ranges with MIR
Eu;spv ,ul., and The Whole il frprcicg with fill
ssess a the aun. and exreadiig back range Of
highly myrsvei ;nssdsws; the Pstc AID tlrvey made
by1esl. cip;n my be feessas py siae application
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

teration of the lines of Coxhall-A me
mortal of J. Burey and others, agalnlt
the petition of ]. Low--and a petition
of III. Kin0ey, for new trial-were
read and committed.
A petition cf ] Morrill, and others,
for the regulation Of Auaioneers, was
committed to Medrs. Parkman, Z y,
Bridge, Hatch and Syname', with inch
as the Hon. Senate may Join.
A petition from the f-cond parl'1 10
Portland, for additional power to tax
pews-of the town of Livermore, tor
leave 70 fell lands received for the uie
of fchools were read aud committed.
at a o'clock, aereeably 70 notice,
his excellency the Govern met both
branches Of the Legislature, in The rep
relentatives' chamber, and delivered the
following
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
From TIE HfrIiAe, (Me7cyorkJ Tekfob.
Nav r6

Some time laR week a Mr.. Caltler
Of Germanharts town, and two lmall
boys, went INTO the woods il frarch Of
wolves. (being previou1y convinced
thar there was den of them "a no GREAT
diltance) they prefently dileovered
large hollow log, at the entrance of
which was hair, refembling that Of a
wolf Mr.. Caltler .erawled into the
log about twelve feet, when hearing
the growing Of wolves he thought il
prudent 10 retreat, and accordingly
came cut he however renewed his
courage, and crawling in fecond time
dragged out young wolf. Having
entered as far as he could he FEM in
boy, who brought out two more this
boy not being able 10 proceed to the end
of the den, fmaller boy went into the
extremity of the hollow, being about
40 feet, and brought out four. The
next thing was to fall or Rratagem
how to take the old one, which was
managed in the following manner a
hole was cut into the log, oppofte the
nett, where the young wolves had LAIN,
and cord made fat round one cf the
pups neck, and he introduced into the
log, and the cord made fan without ;
two traps were then placed at the en-
trance of the log, and they retired. On
their return, they found one of the
traps fprung, and in it a VOLS claw or
naii when they looked into the log they
diicovered her eyes, as ihe was coming
out; they Immediately fell to flopping
the hole with rotten wood, and one
fought her with handlpike till the
other fetched a gun and fhot her /;
making in all eight wolves, on which
is bounty Of &c dollars.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

haneful ccbfquences Of acommiflion
OF hiaacy; !" and to al this, and worie,
Mr.. Addingion arfwers in Parliament,
I" as to nnyfelf individually, I regret
and declare, / fpeak il unafededly, that
ny Gare If abiii,ies is difproportioued
to the great criis il which the country
fands, and is tar usequal 10 my zeal
and wiihes for iIs PROPERTY and honor"
This is candid, but if true, why NOT re-
fgn ?--And Lord Pelham. only repels
hecharge OF incapacity by iayrng-
that, " fhoold il be thought neerfary 70
call hyperion talents into adm;nitr alton,
be was ready To retire to the tituaIion
from which he was called"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
LONDON, APRIL I'll.
HOLLAND

Letters from various parts of Hol
land fPeak Of the univeriai feeling OF
dieontent which prevails, the violent
hatred which ex rs againa the French,
and the readineis of the people TO break
ont in open revolt, if the leaf appear
ance Of ioccefs was to prefent itieIt. In
feveral cafes Frenchmen have been in
lulred, and complaints are general
aeaiat the Government, as beng in
clned 20 favor the views of the French
Government, in the promotion of
lcheme Of placing Holland in a Gave Of
fubje6ion 10 France, till more humilat
iogthan that to which it is now reduced.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

Lnte fa1 FrGrce-Cap, JOY, o( the
brig Thetis, arrived al Nevyork, un the
z8th ult. 10 z9 days from Bourdesur,
Informs, that when he lett ,Bourdeaux,
briinels was very dull, and that great
app ehen6ons prevailed OF war with
England. Reports were ID circulation
thai an. embargo had been laid or
EnElilh veaels in Fien4h prrts.
Capt J0y iaIfo inform, thar Mr..
Mouroe was landed out Of The Rich
moud il boat fron Havre. and tbar.
The .lhip proceeded Immediately ios
Hamburg.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
vrFNEA. ArRlL 2.

VII = r.. hFh4L q
The Imperial Amb Gaior VI lie
Court of London, has fent courier 10
announce 70 our Court, The m[Ipder-
Handing which has, recently occurred
between England and France IN con-
fequence Of which. our goTernn,ent he's
Tefolved, in cafe Of war, 10 obfeTve The
mott arif neutrality with regard to rhe
AuItrian ports and countries bordering
on the Adriatic fea. TIE F,eneh am
bahador, ChamPagny, has ient cour-
Ter TO Paris, TO advils his government
Of The event. Il is believed that our
Court will not interfere, in aoy man
ner, with the differences between France.
and England; but as Fraoce Is tending
conhderable reiniorcemcnts into Italy.
we think the fame precautionary mea.
tures ought TO be adopted on our part
and that the troops which occupy the
neighboring garilons ought 70 be III
readinefs to march TO their proper def}i.
nations.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

with the neccGary expenees' you VIZ W
6nd thar proviiion may be mace 'o'
he pavment Of part of the remaining
deb, in the courfe Of the preient year.
without expoGng the TreainTy 10 EN-
barrafmenI.
Other circ cumllances Of which I may
be proper that you ihould be informed
Or 10 which your attention ihonld bs
invited, will probably be the iubJectS of
particular mefages. ,.
The Confituticn Of the Rate forms
a common interef among. the people
and il IS deGgncd 10 unite them IN thoie
friendly fcnt,ments that make iociety
tranquil and happy. Il tfecure5 to every
man, in the Commonwealth, an equal
claim TO focal advantages every man'
therefore, however limited his iPhere
of aaien, fhould contribute all in his
power to the public good. The Mem
bers Of the government will on their
part think themfeves obliged toencour-
age by their example, love Of order
and refpea for the laws TO endeavor
to remove the grounds Of diGcord and
Misunderstanding among their fellow
citizens, and cement f,iendihip between
them and to exhibit fOch patterns Of
purity in manners. and redtu1e OF con
dua. as ihall tend to promote the prac
tice Of religious, moral AID lociAi du-
ties among all claiIes of The psople,
CALEB STRONG.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

A Roman Curate, il one Of bis fcr.
mons, lately obierved, that The Pope
was the foundation az The Catholic
church-lhe Cardinals the pillars The
ArchbiIhops the wslls--the b ihop tic
roof--the Redors the Rse7Ie-and Bos
naparts the weath5r cock. BooaP +rts
wa, MuHulman IN Egypt Ch',t az
II Paris--a Saint al lyons Paeificd-
tor ia Europe General At Maraogo
"a Lama at Malmsiioc the M2nagcr
Of an Opera--a Confl i1r life-a Pc
iident AZ the Italian RePubiic--and yet
BIS ambition does not appear 70 Pc ga
ti6ed. He lhould recoHca that there
is cer:aia limit 20 all fubIaaary thin y
/" i was the camsFs hair" lay the IA
rabian fable, ''that broke the elephants
back. ."-Lond "a
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
THE LIST MATS

Did not furniih any add itional articles
Of intelligence from ab road, In the
preceding pages We have given ali thar
appears important on the fuble4 ofEu.
ropean politics, received by late ar,iv.
ais. The queaiou Of Peaee or War
fecms Rlil undetermined. Our readers
are left to Judge for themfelyes, from
the ar ticles this day laid before them
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

PraItcatfoFJ fer Litel5.-The Editors
Of the Warrington FederaliIt, of the
Baltimore R-publiclu. Of the Hudion
Balance, and of the Wilmington Fed,
eral AK Gall FedetaIilts) are under
profecutions BY democr ais, for libels,
and all under what is cal ca the Com.
mon Law Such Is the amount of their
love for the liberty of the prefs, and
their hatred of The common law ! Thsfe
are edge tools, which none, 70 Be lurc,
can handle with iafety but or ME.
5lcn Gar,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
Legislature Of eDaGacburetts.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

fNiDA =. hhH IT.
THE Senator'S and Representatives
met u Convention, for the purpofe Of
chooGng niue Councillors, Tor ad,ifing
the Governor in tie Executive part of
the government, The wkole mum Der
ofvotes was zz9-II5 making choice.
The following gentlemen had the fdoie
qnehr numbers, VIZ.
Hon. 0!fuer Wrz4fK, zzo
JOHN KafiagS, z1s
<ttxander Campbell, zz5
Stephen BpLsck, 2ss
Salem 79w1, ara
Natb17id Mayb, 16l
W5sd5ay St7rer, I55
WiIHam Tudor, I45
Jo55 Hoater, ErqireS, :. I4z
And were declared chofea. The SEN
ators then withdrew.
A Petition Of W. Widgery and 9th.
ers, TO be incorporated as a Maine ard
Fire Infurance Company at Portland
of a number of Inhabitants Of Partridge.
field, for an alteration ID certain a6t
of incorporation-7fa committee OF the
town of Pepperrellborough, for IT'S name
to be changed TO Saco--ofthe own Of
Freetown, tor an alteration of the iet
ietting off the town Of Fall River-of
the Solicitor general, for an increafe Of
fAlsry ieveFally read and com.
mitted.
Meirrs. Titcomb, Spafford and Hob.
art, with luch as the Hon. Senate may
Join. were appointed COMMITTEES to
conider applications for the regulation
of flherics, in the feveral dreams and
rivers within this Commonwealth.
The committee of elections rsporte d
in favor of ;he member from Paris,
county Of Cumberland, retaining his
feat. Accepted.
SATURDAY, MAY z8
A convention oflhe Senate and Houfe
was formed for the purpofe of qualify.
ing the gentlemen eleded Councillors
yeferday, by adminiReriog the necef
fairy oaths--and for the purPofe of eleet.
ing three Councillors in the room Of the
Hon. Mehrs. S,Orer, 7uaor, and Hooksr,
who had declined accepting that Office.
The gentlemen who had accepted
were qualified agreeably to law; and
the Hon. Robert Treat Paiae, Nathan
CyJEing, and Artema5 Rard, Elquires
were cholen in the room of the gentle.
men who declined ferving. The Ssna-
tors then retired.
MONDAY. MAY 80.
a petition from David Cobb and
Others, for a grant of land 10 certain
ara denies, was committed:
TUESDAY, MAY 3f.
a petition Of John Low, for al al.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
Dortlano,
MONDAY, JUNE s, 1909.

f1- hay of or SuIeri5sys = tszyu z.B. -.
raf rsssiVs f5sir Pspsrs regularly y .5e ca,,i.,,
a,s yrrasas1 70 ita-. zrsr1 sf 5s DHss. A.r LIk
n;g'st7 my Be s0rrsasi.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

Small Pox.-Mauv;us, the FRI bjhop
of Laulanne, fpeaking Of the fmali.
pox, variela, in the annals Of his own
times, o5ferves that i principally at.
tackled horned cattle. This was ID ,he
year $40; and il does not appear 10
have attacked mankind uutil the year
afterwards, II will turn out very Gn.
guIar if the fame animal which fra had
this dilorder fould furrilh man with the
bct preventative OF this dreadful NAL.
ady.-CogH' Caz
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

Colonel Erikine has paf-d through
our ei'y from Vienna, in great hate for
London. Il is laid he i charged with
dilPatehes of the highea importance.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
pRrssfts. AfRtL IL.

All the French troops rom Ant.
werP AVE en.ercG the fortitCatons
which border on the froHtiers Of the
BatAvian Republic, where they ale
watiog for orders.
Tae whole OF the French troops def,
lined for LouiGana, have beer diiem.
ia ksd.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

YeRerday morning msrchan, fh'p
from Hamburg landed her pafergers
at Yarmouth, by whom it is Gated,
that when they left Hamburg the Sen.
ate was fitting on very important
quctton, viz whether they ihould
protect the city themfelves, or allow
the Pruaian troops 10 march in aud
prote6 it for them Are tteie delb-
crations the confequence OF threaten
cd attack on the part Of Francs :
A Paris paper Of april ! ;, mentions
that Bc.nadotte had let forward for
Rochfort to embark FOX America.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

Letters from Berne of the a9th
March, give number Of details Of a
mutiny which broke ont among the
tielvetic troops. Ii appears that a
comfortable number Of French troops
were killed and it was not till the
whole Of the French were under arms
that the inflrgehts were induced TO
give Up their lea5 ers. Arrears Of pay
are fpok-n Of as The caufe Of this mutt.
ny. Many perfons are, however Of
opinion thar Il Or ginated in a fPIIit
Of holtiIity 10 the French troops.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

Dr.. Samuel EmeJon Is appointed %
deliver az oration at Kenneounk at The
celebration of The Fourth Of July.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
May 81, 1903.
WE DNESDAY, JUNE +.

W z DN r. DA IS JbNE -
A petition from the Congregational
Society Of NewglouceRer, for leave 70
fell certain lsnds-of d Buckman 70
Be- fet off from Mlnot and annexed to
Hebron-of ID. Davis and others to be
fet IF from Holden and annexed TO
Buxton--a petition Of Gideon Bearce,
TO be 6t off from Minot and annexed
TO Hebron-of the inhabitants Of
Georgetown read and committed.
MeGrs. Leonard, Kin0ey and Blown
were appointed committee to take in
70 confederation the Gtuation Of the
Penobfcot Indians, particularly as ref
pe4s the prefervation OF their property,
and an equal participation of the money
granted by the government for paying
a Roman CAtholic Prief for inarufing
them in the duties Of religion.
The Houfe proceeded By ballot 10
the choice of committee to he Joined
by the Hon. Senate, to take into con.
liberation the Commonwealth proper
~ in land 10 he Ditria OF Maine, to
enquire whether the conditions and
greements entered into by the purchaf.
ers, have been fulfled u rePort heir
opinion, whether the Eale of thofe lands
ought 20 Be opeqed, and TO point out
The mode Of fae alio to point out
foms mode for The prefefvation Of mats
and other timber growing on the Com
monwealth's land. MeiIrs. Lewis Of
G. Ely Of S and M'L7ll4n, were cho:
fen.
THURSDAY JUNE e.
a petition Of J. Richardfon- Of 7
Stephens and others, for a road to be
opened, from Kennebec Bridge 10 Pc
nobicot River report Of jlint com.
miItee on the report Of 2 committee ap.
pointed 70 lay oct road from Augur
"a Bridge to Bangor--of ID. 4 we and
Others, Tor an academy at C4llne.-of
J. Taber and Others, to be incorpora.
ted a an Inlurln-e Company IN Port
land-and petition of the Me.hodilts
70 Scarborou b, to be incorporated.
were read and committ-i.
A. report OF committee appointed
% a lult the line between Berwick aud
Sandiord, was accepted.
A bill TO incorporate w. Widgery
md other', into an Inlurance Compa
ny, was read fecond time, and com
n1itted
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

IN HaVr' tbere II ns7y dP,odgioas con
c5n,k Of EHgiB, Duttb, DaaJ5, RAJFan
md Sb1ngG Jelm.H, and merebazfs Tb-
ordinary Population u fbs place il not m4eb
aJors 2I,oo0 54L. Il Il augmented ty
#e Preea' esEesS.j; 5Lfraagsr5f2 IS ,ooo.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-10
OrbhQ2ls' Court.

t has lately been determined, that
: where Probates Of Wills and Letters
of Adminiirationshaye been or may be
granted out of the corporation and county
of Alexandria, Executors and Admlniitra-
tors in fuch cafes, cannot maintain actions
till other probates and administrations are
granted therein-And as this circumhance
and the time of holding the Orphans
Court may not be generally known
Nsice is hereby given, that an Orphans
Court is held for the county of Alexsn-
dria, on the frcond Tueiday certainly,
IN each month decides adjonrnmeMs as
occaiiop, may requlre) and that on the
fecond Tuefday in next month, at the
Court Houfe, court in courle will CON.
Nance and fit as many days as this, or
any ether butinefs may require.
BY order of the Judge.
CLEON MOORE, Regiaer IF
Nas for Alexaadna Coznty.
May n. 2aw
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Mrs COOKE,

Has the honor OF informing
her friends, and the inhabitants 10 gene
raj, Of Alexandria and It's vicinity, that
Che has opened School for young Ladies,
nexr door 10 the corner of Prince and
Warrington Rreess, and hopes to cxperi
ence continuance Of the liberal and &c
nerous patronage, whichfhe has hitherto
received, and of which ale will ever make
it her ftudy TO be thought deierying.
Mrs. Cooke pnrpoiesto engage fe-
LEFT number of Pupils, for whon, when
complete, fhe will procure Teachers OF aP-
proved abilities TO perfect them in thoie
branches of literature. which their parents
or guardians may with them to attain.
Young Ladies, reGding at diaance
from SCI COL, boarded by the day or week
during the warm feafon. A few yearly
boarders will be received on moderate
terms, TO be made known at the ichool.
April I3. 7aw3m
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John Gardner Ladu
HAS FOR SALE.

Fi.Ao FOX SALE,
Atbis Wa,ebos/e. Prince Street Whsyf,
Loaf and brown Sugars,
Wet India and N. England Rum.
Coffee, Chocolate, frelh Teas,
New Rice, white and brown Soap,
Spermaceti and tallow Candies,
Soal Leather, Beef and Pork,
Lamp and Tanners Oil,
French Brandy and Holland Gin,
Few boxes excellent Clarety
Bar Iron, fone Lime,
New sE1errings and Shad,
A few bis. good Vinegar,
Cables and Cordsge Of all 6zes,
Rullia ard ravens Duck,
India Cot,ons, Nankeens,
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Iri1l Linens, German do.
Pepper, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Ginger,
Alum, Copperas, BrimGone,
Cotton, Wool and Playing Cards,
OiWrought and CUT Nails,
A few boxes Olives, Cafers and Swse.
!,
Writing Paper,
Mems fine and coarie Hats, &c.
June 2. d
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Ra1,dolbh Mott

y ESPEc TFULLY acquaints
Ii his friends, and the public generally,
heilll continues TO keep tavern IN thatno-
ted houfe, corner fixing & Royal ltrects'
fign of the SPREAD EAGLE. He re
turns his thanks 70 his friends for their
cnitom, and Aatters hinielf from his at
tsntion to merir a continuance OF their
tavors, as he Is determined to uie every
cxertion 10 Pleafc.
May J. co
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Ricketts,, Newton and Go.

Ricketts,, Newton and Go.
Haze FIR Sak,
so boxes Segars,
bales Mullins,
6 pipes old MADEIRA Wiae,
s treis's Threads,
100 pieces Bandanoes,
10 bales Cotton,
trunk low pric'd Callicoes,
butts French Brandy,
so boxes Soap AID Candies,
boxes Wool and Cotton Cards.
80 kegs Tobacco James risetl
20 BIS. Beet and Pork,
10 hhds. Sugar,
10 tons SWediih Iron,
70 boxes Chocolate,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
100 do. Writing do.
French and Nova Scotia Pisiifer,
Lifbon and Turks Idsnd Salt.
A large quantity Of Bran to be ioldys.
very cheap, if taken away foon.
az They are giving Cath fer
Wheat, Flour, Corn, Rye and Iooaceo,
April Z. d
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June g.
For SALE, or RENT,

THE STORE / have occu
pied for fometime paa, htuated on Prince
Greer, eppofte Col. Hooe's. There il on
ttand in town more eligible or better cal
culated for carrying on an extenfve wet
or dry Good Bainefs. The Cellar per-
fettly dry, with door at each end, will
hold one thouiand barrels of Flour
Twenty-fyeh hundred barrels may be tow
ed upon the Premifes without any incon
veniefce 10 the occupant. For terms ap-
ply to
WILLIAM CXLEY.
Dsceaber 7. 60
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Jonah Thompfon and Son.
HAVE IMPORTED

TIA We IWlTOK ED
IN the @ips lillian g Joba frpm Loaas,,
snd Oaited STATES fran Liveytool,
Super6ne Cloths and Caaimeres, Cam
brick, jaconet and book Mullins, elk
Shawls, cotton Hoiery, Jeanne,s. Fuf.
sians, Rriped and clouded Nankeens, Cor.
duroys, Veivetts and Thickietu, Dimi.
ties, fancy MarleiIles, Waiacoating, Few
ing Silks, Iwii and Thread, &c. &c.
They are in daily expectation Of their
aGortment of Hardware.
MAY Q. d
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nth LanenS.

A Gnall invoice of 1rilb Linens ahoTt-
ed, imported in the fhip United Sta's''
from Liverpool, and for fale By ~
Vim. LADD.
May 10. ~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-10

STEDECORN s PECK,
Coach s. scoaeh-Harmss Makers
(From Philadelphia.)
2 efpeetfully informthe citizens
A Nof Alexandria and its vicinity, that they
have commenced the COACH. MAKING bu-
iinefs, in the fhop formerly occupied by MIR.
Charles lanes, in Royal Street, between Came
ron and Queen.Streets, where they intend to
make and repair all kinds OF CARRIAGES.
All orders in their line of buinefs will be thank
fully received and puneually attended to.
Alex. MAY Is. Iaw3wF