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Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05
MORE YET.
From the Neve5~y9''D N.vV England Reperiory.

Ry;t;b dd;Rgeaiisns.- potent fpells can
theie words contain, that they are no fooner pro
ra7ced, in hi, town, shan the head Of every De
mocrat droops Ike the branch Of a ienlitiye plant
Strange, that flbied which tor yeais has afford
cd hem ruitfl t"pic for the moi vin.ent and
profane abufe, fhouid, all at oEce become 70 pow
erfnl feiative ; The laG naturalization were all
tories, traitors, Eng ihmen. be aute they would
not 90 70 war with t1.bj6, se, 5ea5trg tyrAShica
crusi, oBsreTve, mesarrbiaal r05!i&g, bi-vng PIN
ekying nation Our language was ex auted Tor
epithets OF inveaive the air was tainted with
curles The Englilh tatei thAT in carrying on a
WY wi n a powerful enemy, il was-imp@iiibe for
then, not to involve IL iom- degree, the commerce
of neutral notions. They uniformly projected the
rnoR pacific dirpoitions, and promiled 20 rettore
The property whish had fallen utotheir hands, in
81 olscuJint the war ag4ina their epsmies, foon
asa boar Of commiiIioners thould be able 10 *
anime duclrnents oiwarded % lobhantiate claims.
Dut the headlo7g ipirit Of j,cobinifm would hear
nothing OF this AMI the federal administration,
FOR liasniag to flcs promiles, was denounced as
trsacherous, partial, and corrupted.
The board of comr1herers-vg as orsanizet- the
Droctf of examination was tedious and complex.
we were, however, f.eQuenly receiving intelli
qsuce of awards in favor of our ciIzens.
This was not oush---Ail were not paid -
There was Nj. Such a.ole, and Mr. Such a one,
II this town TSo days ago dumb fpirt leized
them ALL for which Ns can account, only b. the
nfor marion contain 4 il tie following note frem
M Thona, William, Of Bottom, brother 10 the
Agcn; in London
SONS awarded IA England.
TGtPsnasas. bf!1er. Stirring. Belonging -
Beer, Pierce, { So, "A John Greeoleaf
d, tley, w, ev, 1852 Peter lie Breton.
Beaey, Newell, So+ IL A Davenport &
Dolphin. Knapp, 7s, 5 samuel q i K'spp.
Lucy, Wooimsn, 8,l79 8 John Baleh Mo.
Tics Brown, Ni1h Tracey, Wm. Wye,
iona. G1ge, and Moie. Pi lbary.
Mehitable, Knapp, COZ II Samuel Knapp
Peggy & Polly, Browp, 1859 Mich G'eeuleaf
[a Co l.. N. Spizen6ld, Molts Brown,
& Philip O'Brien.
From amount of awards, COTS aud commit
fio0s are to be deIua-d."
A comfortable oportion Of the above fums i
for damages.
Should it now be irqoired, what have the Eng
lh done, iua e we anfwer, nothing. No
more than the frisn of the treaty expected. Bot
our confidence in NE national integrity Of Great
Britain the lnbjsa of inceGant Ecu ri'i'y. Com
pare the refut If claims on the Englith, with the
fate Of Quotations the bigb Ga5, committed BY
our 5rlo7sd SITTER RbgbFc Compare the diplomat
&c xii exhibited in the treaty with he Engtih
government, with tn. humliAtng Ripua ion rat
fled by Bonaparte and Mr.. Jeferlon. by which
American claims, for millions, were buried il
endlefs Oh ivion. Such is the dife! ence between
federal and democrats naturalization.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05
"a ReaCers am GOrretponuears.

a Varie Of 1r rspErsd or s5is dys Cazei. Il E4sysI-
S5y &bget
u TIE Srefa7i7r z-9" More Yet' Is ,esLss rri5 v,,
abe jss7 an 0EyVItt0a 70. LoudAnA Iaa9 5 6Li,
more YET from i5s Eas ssrrgPSsasst
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05

Eoidsmie at Ns7ryork. On the z5th Of Augua
there were deaths, and n new Gates 20 u, .
deaths, II n.w cafes; 77th aud z5Ih, deaths,
20 new cafes.
The number of deaths in Newyork the week
tnditg Augult a., was one Hundred and nine, inolu
ding As perions Of the yellow fever.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05
poet Of l3artIanu.

~ ~ DtE ~ DdL. fg1E
Arrived brig Traveller, capt Robert Moteg, = !
from ST. Pierre, Guada ouPc -ltt there brig EFsas
Coates, Rsmics, brig -, Brown, brig - Fs-n
brig -, To enjoy. brig Nymqh, FoAer,, fchr I'll
Rappell, All Of NewburypoFt and l.i Ill II as.
Augua 8 was boarded ty KITS privstssr, asi,.
r-d fulpctQn uf having FftRe7 b upefty I'D bud
cleared after detention " me dey Lat "a, " orr
". was boarded by Frqiih iriga;s wash two s,,t.
prizes ia company, b1und for Ncrprov drlce
ThURSDA1- SEPT +
Arrived fchooner Mary Hdien-EIlabeth. capt Kss
Chambers, days from W.adlor,(N SD with Flila
III 2sdreatias--A iChCobSr from Newyork
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parueu,

At Marlborough, MIR. s,mon Hardy, aged 60, 70
Mifs Polly Beknapp aged 10, and m inths, difference
their ages Of oniy - years, and ms1lhs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05
DorftanO,
Monday, September s, 1903

We are happy to underfand that Gen. PNck
sly and family are expected in town IN the courie
Of the prelent week, on 4 wifi 70 this Ditrd.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05


LaJy Robart P-st The Briufa Packet, Isay Hobi-
from Newyo,S and Hfiaisz for FaiEo1th, Eco viga 4
mails, ioUndered GA the -3.h Of June The foliovI
account ~ the milortu.e giVcn w Nova Scotia pa
dbssf o'c6ck n be mining tbc Pip, bang ia
40 50 ing 44 yfrart p IN ima.ajs ba4y gf9agfi,gl
Ibs bgck aus vi,eat and ~ a fstO nisulss
7v15 bsrc< ~ 10 f1taZ Al atfcmbt Fy7r ten ia
to undey ,pa he pip 7ya5 tzyo jyitf BIT 5aisaz u
the Lat iac5s4led, and i5af j3e m44 inevitably fauah
TIE a51eer5 tsg,rg-s end rre1O fo9k 70 f5s BOAR
gang in ne argfR and sLfvea in The otber lin ali
b-yoa5) 44fsr Eg,yizg TIE g,fatef bara3;55 az
f.gas (5r Evsrai days, On ne 4tb jul, tby Brsp4
tIaay az fvsd III Coacsbtaa-3ay, Ns0yjouaai1s4, atf
A leagues from 81. .T'ba's.
TIRE day5 bJfars he unfortunate accident 6.fAi
aOi'b French Jetooavr, q05ieb Lipts1ar5 By5in
Lite 79sat 9H bard, and took charge "; qr.5 III
ten to carry her into Fsimagtb.
The yg1nd Of ics 1ggi9l zyjcB he Pae!s, ERIK "a
JEbp9isat 10 Be tqUics tie beigbf her mgf brad. Y
Junk IN q fer n2m:ntJ AFR NE tabflia 57gagtu n
crezV kf Der, md il Eite mgre than al 6gpr ron
ybibJ Rrikigg - TIE mater Of tie FTeatb brizs, III
treray, kaPsd Ovsy59ard, and qvsJ dre-yzsL
Tie PbzJ- DIM Coydasr. fran C5arhE3r, ~ y
qcay 70 CseofJ, q6at baiied b. En1s pee3t II lzt
b9at, 7yb5 iai4 fby 7vsrs BE crlzu NJ D4icJ gsa
fbH had Junk, and rs]a9qed bsrmi57 70 eeus 81 he.
Spbi25 7gsf inmeAateiy grated Thy bid r. 6sH
eatsredtbs P5e6s I'm, than they attnttsg % qglata
captain and aaaIly fred PJfoi Tire tbs neck yefg
1gsr, iGA-cuae ost n t5.n24tb AID car,isieuni
Of htfastb' otter eogaaiag t5seq9f4ia and s'arrrl
him and bi5 ersqo oa t9er l9es elsg:iss, i5y y i'
70 20 and board z f5booner men Pretty rsar.
Tire arrtUsd At Cantor il 500, IS Eag5ssr
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05
From Cba,kRoa, 5. c. Agy. IS.


The French frigate Perseverance, Of 90 gems,
took plot on board yeaerd3y, and is now in the
ofing, bound in VII h two captured Hips From
he report of the pilots, we earn thar ore of he
III rs IS the Ilno, If Glaf,ow, mounting Z guns
and 40 men bound TO Wilmington, N, {. cap
tured off Cape Fear, a few days ince a ter an &C
ton of two hours and an half--the other, the A
merican Zip Cotton Planter from HAVANA bound
10 Cowes, to touch CF this port for iuPp IS cap.
tuycd yeaerday about four leagues from the light
hosle. bat within three Leagues OF the coat. Some
IF the crew Of The F'ench frigate Informed the
pilots, hat they had fallen in with fleet OF Brtiih
merchantmen, in the night, and captu.c fill.
| II y not known from whence the Preach tri5ata
comes-lhe reports from cruile.
The national brig Lodi, of s guns, with only
mounted has been taken By he Birth cruifcr
R4ccoon, af er an action OF 10 minutes, 10 which
the ifh yefl had II tfhpman wonnded--ad
The former ! men killed and "a wounded The
Lodi has been carried to jamaica /; FL. is the vsf
ie Bonap pate eEcaped in from Egypt to France.
Letters were received at BoAon on The It inn.
by the way OF Plymouth, from com. PRaBLE, com.
rlander OF the irigate Contribution, dated III Iat.
II, long 81. The officers and crew were in good
health.
A building improved as lhot mandatory at
Philadelphia, was dearoyed by fire LAT week-aud
Perio we're killed and leveTely wounded BY the
Ealing OF the chimney.
"A fam " Of The name Of Green, in Rhode hand,
are in poGefion of fword, with which the father
Of Ufnel @ cen, their aRcsaor, and once an inhab
liant of that virtuous fate, fought IL eleven
pitched battles under Cromwell
The Hon Elias Psrkin5 of Connecticut, has re
Ggned his feat 10 Congrels.
Il appears by Baltimore paper Of the 5th nit.
thar Jerome BOnaparte is in that city.
Matthew Lyon has been chofen member Of
Congrsis for diar;9 Of Kentucky
Fire az Nabau: AT dead Of night, between
| Saturday and Sunday lat. Mr.. Joieph Tohnlon,
| i'm. Of N4hant, awoke and found his houie wrap
| Pedin flames He had uit time to fnatch his wife
and infant child from the danger, and alarm The
ref Of the family 70 that with great riilz they al
70 sfcaPed, all naked. In this Gtuation hey tood
and witneiIed the total dehruttion Of their houfe-
| The inhabitants Of Lyan arrived in time to fave
the-baFn; from them the diareged family alto re-
ceived- every other temporary relief that could be
| afforded them.-Saiem Gzs.
A
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05

From Jamaica BY The brig Flora, capt Davis
arrived in The Ch5iapeak, from Kingfon, intei
gene. is received that all american veGsIs bound
to any port Of St. Domingo. fent to jamaica
Without Determination. "A great number # AEae.
rican veG.s have already arrived il Kingdom.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05

Saturday. hrygf z7.-Arrved Che Fritifh hip DaSs
Kent, CAPT. skinner wssks from Partaouh, Eag-
Sailed undsr convoy o his MaeGys dip IGs, If 80 Go
She LaPwng, III Gun frgate and the FauIc4l dJOpl
var. The convey bad taken two French erisss. ou,
which lrom Martinique borrd France pytht gis
valued Al 4o.ooci nerag Dutch veGes " Ust
was the Packet, with the mai, and rss0o4 tro snga
prizes.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05

Cambyidgs Commandments Annual Com
mencement Il C4mbrdse took place on Wetnefday
lat. The company preient was very eiPetable,
aod the perfotrarces condu6t q in manner that
afforded the haneA fatisfacion 70 the audience.
His EAceIepcv he Governor was efcorted 70 Cam
bird Z By the Roxbury troop Of horle
On FIN fday Taft, the Phi Bea Kappa Society
celebrated rh,ir annve fairy at Cambridge. The
o. lion was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. P pom, and
a poem pronounced by M. jerks.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05

Dartmouth Commencement On Wtdaefday the
a4th ut. was The annlverlary~ Commencement at
Dartmouth unworthy. After prayer by tbe PEeh.
dent, affection was given 10 the ezercies.,
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05

Fran Martinique. Cap. Felt. arrived ar Saism,
from Marliniqi IA, informs. that the britiih lhips
Of war were lying of aud On that insnd on the III
AnguR but thtt no attack had been made BY
them. Il was iupPoled hey were waiting the ar
rival of endorsements from England. The 10,
habitants with reaoration Of the Biitih govern
ment.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15

%neiIzsd 70 he Hs-ors5l. wrlriAn sFrscsR.
WHY mourn ye? why frsw ye tholc How'rets around
~ Yen new folded grave a. your Tow neps sdvanse
n yon new-fodded grave (evsr dear be the ground)
Lies the Granger low d, the poor exile rou France
And j. the poor exile At rea from his wo,l
No longer thefpor, Of misfortune anu chance
Mourn on, village mOurusr., my tears too mai flow,
For the Granger ye lOvd, the poor exile of Francs.
~ kind bis nature, tho bitter lis fate,
And gay his converTe. tho broken bis heart
No comfort no hope, his heart could elatc
rho comfort and hope he to all could impart.
Ever ioylcfs hinftf ID the joys Of the plain,
Still forenoa was BE- rirth and pleafure 10 rare,
Add fad was HI, foul. ye, how bhe wa, bis Grain,
When he flung tb: glad fons gilmore fortunate days
One Plcafurr BE- knew--in bis nTaw covered hed,
For the fnOw beaten beggar bis faggot Q trim,
Doe tear of delsh he could drop On the bread
Which he aard with the poor, tho all poorer than hin
And when rocnd his dea;hbed Profiley ear,
Evry gift, svery fyIaee our hamlet eouIG bring,
re bcG Us with Gshs which thought were hi, Ian,
But he niH had prayer fer his country and king
Paor exile sdieu uudinurbd &c thy neeP,
From the fe-R from the wake from the village green dams.
How of Gaal we wander by moonlight to weep,
Der the Granger We lOv'd. Tbs poor exile Of Francs.
To the chureh-goins bride fhaI Thy mea.'ry impart
one paug, as her eyes on the cold relies glance,
ou dover from her garland tear fro her hea-s,
Shall droP the grave Of tie exile IF france.
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Go tie cpitor Of tt. 9,rttau1 6a7ettc.
EN- BEES, I'd AagHE, 1902

DIR,
MY attention has frequent been
called to the propenIity in human nature
which the jacobms are confantiy affect
ing TO defpile, and as conitanJly, by their
vanity, fufering themFelves to be made
tools By 81 mean the I0ve and devoti9n
10 difintion. They may laugh or grin,
as much as they plsafe, at the 0rd.rs Of
fociety in other countries, that make the
garter and the ribbon, the iar and the
diadem, objects of ambition; but the no.
Silly of thole nations are not more anx-
ious to aGcend to thefe grades Of difin9-
ion, than our i2cobins, under the afum-
ed name Of republicans, are Of any ftiRs,
no matter how insignificant, by which
they can draw the eyes and praiies Of the
people to themfelves, or their t2vorite lea
der, under the lplendor Of whole titles the
mott ignorant and contemplate of the
gang expect TO be waited 10 his notice, and
partake Of his fmiies. How 1n.nv efforts
have they made to fx on their leader,
'fefsYj6a, the character OF grea:, tho the
exploits of Tom Thumb vattly OUTLINE all
he ever performed, uniets the uncommon
dexterity and iPeed with which he fed
from a party Of the Britih troops, when
Virginia was invaded, be an exception.
They have lately picked up new bub-
bic which they are. exerting all their pow
or and arts to initiate, with popular gas,
Iuflcient to raiie him into more notice a
mong thofe Of them who are ignorant Of
every thing reipeCing his lite. Were
there now nobody alive, and no accounts
exiting Of what Jeherlon did in the affair
of the independence of this country, it
would not be lurpriing TO find his fufsr5,
whole every with is dJRinfioH and p0zver,
folicitous to give him part, in that na-
tional traniaGlion, as honorable as fable
has done to fome Of the heather gods.
But this happens not to be the cafe, and
his eulogitS feem either TO have no knowl-
edge, or feeling for him; or they actual
ly conceive an idea that he has little fenfe
Of iulfice and delicacy himielf.
Correct feeling and true fcnGbility are
never more tortured and mortified than at
being eulogized for actions that juGly be-
long to others; and for Qualities men are
confcious DO not belong 70 themielves !;
upon this principle the oAda9 and togyqs
of the republicans, on the tSuyth OF July,
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sasasa psst.r.
THE EtilGRANT's GRAVE.

-ln,iln,ss 70 %. H.-ores. wrlriAn srrscsa.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-24
For Sale,
A TRACT or LAND

Near the town of Alexandra, adjoirirg
the lands of Charles Alexander and Benjas
min Dulany, containing about ore hnn
dred and ten acres, being moicty OF Z
tract called Pearlon's tract /: Upon tbs
Land are iome handfome and commanding
profpetfs OF the town and country. IL
will be fold altogether, or in lots OF ten or
twenty acres each, as may fuit purchafers
The fale will commence upon the land OF
the thirteenth day Of JuJ next. Notss
negotiable in the Bank OF Alexandra, al
fixty days, with good endoriers, will be
received in payment.
JOHN WEST,
LUD. LEE.
June !. dbl
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-24

Ricketts,, Newton and 60.
HQue foy sale,
SO boxes segars,
6 pipes old Madera Wine,
trels's threads,
100 pieces Baadanoes,
10 bales Cotton,
rqnk io9 pric'd Csllicoes,
butts Egeacti Brandy,
50 boxes Soap ard Cand!es,
BOXES Wool aud Cotton Cards.
So kegs Tobacco James rlses|
70, bla. Beef ard Pork,
10 hlds. Sugar,
70 tons SVedilh Iron,
20 boxes Chocolate,
100 reans Wrapping Paper,
100 do. Writing do.
Ffench and Nova Scotia Platter,
Lifbon and Talks Iland Salt.
A large quantity of Bran 70 DC iold We
very cheap, if taken away foon.
aT They are giving Cath for
Wheat, Flour, Corn, Rye and Tobacco,
April Z. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-24
l9nbllf uenDne.
On TUESDAY,


i ros'eloe&, qrilI Be said at tie Veadus
Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy inplpes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whiikey and Apple Brandy IN bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierees and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap IN boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Rai6ns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Al o,
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerley neres, Dufils,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and Ruiiels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Iriih Linens, Siltla do.
Platillas,
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'ts,
Iudia Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Inne1A
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-24
4 W0Yehouie to la.

[ will rent my Warehorie, iituste on
King freet, adjoining the msnfion hoote
in which ! live, oppoGte Mr.. J. Kim
caid's. Poiieaion may be had immedi-
ately. 1t is very convenient for Gro.
Gerry fore, or a Flour Merchant. Fer
terms apply TO
P. MARSTELLER.
June z, 90
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-14
Valuable LANDS for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD,
To The highest bidder, BY The Executors ef
the lite Gen. George Wasbmgton, fbt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-14

WILL BE SOLD,
To The bigbra bidder, BY The Exeeato,s ejf
the hle Gen. George Wasbwgton, tbe
10l2osvi1g>
TRACTS OF LAND,
at The times and PIECES be,safttr men,
fieatd, viS.
! On the hra Monday-in April,
on theprenifes, 600 acres lying In Charles
county, in she fate. Of Maryland, near q
place called the Fiji Trap, about I6miles
above Port Tobacco.
On the cd Monday in April
on the premiies, SIG acres IN Montgo-
merry county, in the fate of Maryland,
in fhe neighbourhood of Frederick Town,
not far from Kittortan.
On the 18Th day of April, at
Charlestown, 455 acres in Jeferlon coun-
ty, Virginia, aoou two miles welt OF
Challefton. ALTO, 24o acres lying inHamp-
lhire- County, On Potomac river, about
IL miles above Bath.
On the 10Th day Of April, on
the premifes, 1900 acres in Jeferfon
county, on the fouFh fork of Bullfkin.
On the 18th day Of April, on
the premlies, ISs acres in Jeferlon eoun-
ty in Wormley line.
On the Goth day Of April, on
the premifes, 81 acres in Frederick
county, II lailes fouth of Battle Town.
On the 22d day Of April, at
Paris, z4SI acres On Ahby's Sent, snd
SIS acres on Chattin,s run, in Faquier
county.
One fourth of the amount of
the purchaie money TO be paid down, and
the balance in three equal annual initial
ments, to be fecured by mortgage on
the premifes, and to carry interea from
the day of fale.
March II. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-14
Notice.

Came to the iublcriber's place
within two miles o. Alexandria, on the road to
Hartihorne's mill, the 2ad Of February, fray
red and white COW with CALF, (the cow
fuppofcd to be about A years old, and the calf 6
weeks the COW is marked with fwallow fork
in the right ear, and an overkec in the left. The
owner is defred to come, prove property, pay
charges, and take them away.
MICHAEL FIELDING.
March II. at
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Wubltr UenDue.
WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD,

WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD,
Or TUESDA1., the 18th inf.
1T Philip c. Mayaslsr's Veusue Store,
On Credit Of 60 and 90 days, far ne.
gotiabze Mates, 1vifb aPp,oved enaoyF.
eys, The tsLloqywg
GOODS, vsz.
500 pieces long white Nankeens,
fri quality, in lots,
500 do. nhort yellow Nankeens, 1T qua
lily, in lots,
$50 ID. red Tpgkey Cotton, 1T and I'd
x& qdality,
5 catties oflsWiag siiESaf quality,
20 pieces BandanAa Rahdkerchiefs,
a do. SILK Velvet ofdiferenr colours,
do. fnperfne Cloth, do.
9 do. Cafimeres, do,
/. do. Welih Flannels,
boxes mems and boys Gator Hats,
cafe of Sheetings, in lots,
caik of Sewing Twiue,
Dale Oh, DOtlIc SOihS, A.
10 boxes hollow Glafs, conhiting otDesi
cansers, quart and pins Tumolefs,
Wine Glaies, &c. IS
s boxes of Beads, Handsomely aaorted,
cafes Pearl Necklaces,
An elegant afIortment of Gold and Silver.
Watches,
An elegant afortment Of Jewelry, conhit-
ing Of Earbobs, Necklaces, Lock
cts, Breat Pms, Watch Chains,
&c. &c.
60 dozen Claret, in boxes, If quality,
N. B. Bank Discount alloqved far Gait.
PC. MARSTELLER,
Au7ioxeer.
March 9.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-14
l,9ubltr uen0me.

On Tbayfaay The 17tb inf. at 10 o'Cloef,
qoI5s Jald at the Ho3je efMr. DaDies,
Royal Street, betq0een King ind Came
ran Streets,
Il variey sfelsgaat
Houfehold & Kitchen Furniture,
CONSISTING OF
Mahogany Side Boards, Dining, Card,
and Tea Tables, Mahogany and Windior
Chairs, Looking Glafes, Beds, and Bed
f(esds, Carpets, sc. sc.
P. MARSTELLER,
Yendue Mater.
Mach n
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-14
lDubiif lenoge.
On TUESDAY,

JR \ LIZ D-1
A,os ,floes, aviH be s0ld al The Fexdae
SIRE,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes.
Gin IN pipes and DIS.
WhiIkey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tisrees and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
RaiGns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS o,
A za9sety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Ksrleymeres, Dufils,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
EiAficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irifh Linens, Sileha do.
Platillas,
Ohaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Silk Stockings,
Colourcd Threads, Hats,
Plated Candleiticks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. @. MARSTELLER.
March II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-14
Sales By audton.

On WEDNESDAY,
n 10 e'eloek, qcal be 5dld at The Ytnaue
Store, the corner 0f King ard Unisn
Freets. y upo
Rum in hhds. izens barrels,
WhiRey in barreEn.,ss Is, s.
Apple Brandy ijo, 'a 90,
Wine vi, j n s1 pipes tabliaed1te tier oaks,
Molaaes in ! murmp
! Sugar in sdlsicence irrels,
White and sap in boxes,
Coffee incsp <fE0 abags,
Raiiins in keg and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
Also,
A sarietyTof DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad C'5rhs, Irilh Linens,
CaiImeres, Calicoes,
Kerfeys, Threads,
Coatings, Chintzes,
Halfthicks, Bedticks,
fsarnaught, Oznaburgs,
Baokets, Sewing Silks.
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchicfs,
Worried aud other India Ccttons, &c
Stockings, &c.
rrTI(>C N r-rcrNT