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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
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A writer in the lait Ceniincl, ha.
abufed Mr.. MuNaoE and NJ. LIVING
sroN, in the groaeit manner, and in
the mott vulgar language, for thei,
prefent and psa conduct in France
We now publiih the following ex
tra6ts with the Ggnatures annexed,
from an addrels of the Americans a,
Paris, on Mr.. MoNRog,s difniilion
from Office, by the intrigues of his enc.
mics at Philadelphia, to thew their
fence of his merit. The Subfcrlbers
iay:-
I" Being on the fpot, we knogp, and
with plealure ts,gJy to your faithful
application TO the duties of your of
fee, and TO your uneegfng vigilance
and bOaor and intsrsa of our COM
mon country.
"Thefe are our fsntiments of
your public conduct but language is
incompetent TO do juitice to the zeal
and ability, with which, on all occafi-
ons, you have 70 uniformly and ably
advocated the individual interefs of
your fellow citizens in all the critical
iituations to which they have been re.
duced during your million.
Sgned-Samuel Broome, Viii.
liam Tudor, leile Putnam, John Buff
ingRon, Daniel Parker, Nathaniel
Cutting, John Forbes, and Bennet
Forbes with eight or ten others,
who are not 70 well known in New
England.
What ftrange oddities the Tory
Federalifs are !-Rofs and Morris,
with the whole Efex Junto, few
weeks Gnce were holding up the
importance of Nel0 Orleans even de-
de6rous of involving the whole coun-
try probably at the expence of fifty
million of dollars, & hundred thou
fand lives--But now we have obtained
|it by an amicablc Negotiation, this
immenfe Territory is nothing more to
them than a +" Wbjfk :" Fifteen
'thoufand Kentuckians were to be ar
med to invade it, but as Monroe and
Livingfton have obtained the acquif-
ton without the loan of piitol,"
the Tories are diaatisfed IA hope
ful fer truly 1!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
NEW YORK. jaly 8.

L,uaoH, DUNN, and Hanbursh papers
sre RECEIVED by the ihip Haa.oaia & Draua.
which sssived here yr:tcfdzy Afternoon. Il
.z2p-ars ,h.t the Sat IS very popular IA Eng
lani, and thst q more thai cul ,msrv ona,ini-
~ prevails an sng her iexriins aaiefm n n.--B,th
ns7ions were active to the laA degree. loo tri-
va,eers haA already fIi.ei from the Ffench poris
OF Ch=.eou,s and St. Md,ss The aec1uuis
from Iraly rcIess. ,h,t French aud liAiian az
my we're sGs,asliag oa the ffont,ec of the Pa
pal State. According 60 iatell,gencr from VII
enas. 40. ooo Auaisn troops were ~ nc de-
tzcscd 4, Irsy, 10 coves thc frontiers OF Dali
malta, iaia, and the Veoetisn ,erritnry.-
L,sd N-'i,n has siiead, failed from Portinou d
in the Vietory, 10 sake the command in the Me-
diienaneap.-An Envoy Extraordinary, from
the Lxodapman of Switzerland to the Fhh
Coniul had iet out u I'm thence for Pafis.-AP-
pfehcntinns were entertained in Holland OF a
war between the Bey OF Tripoli and che Bata-
yisn Repa5.,c.-An embargo is laid upon the
vsiT:is of all nations in the port OF Flulhing.-
The departure OF Lord Wmtworth occaaoned
the deepeft conformation at the Hague. The
funds fell upwards of FIVE per cent. Fsench
troop, were pouring into Holland, which 10
fnessced With the gresteit diRieis, II not with
totsl foin.--The Fiench troops 10 the Batavian
Repobiic are TO be augmented 10 $1,000 men,
and TO be commanded by Gsa. Vietor.-A tn
sate iaired from Toulcn, on board o6 which ~as
a Comlniaary of Commercial Relations Tor
Coofol) who goes TO reiie at Cairo. The Com
miG,ry General of the Police for the fame city
has given notice by public advertisement. that
il would be prudent for the prefeut TO fu.pend
any CON nercal adventures deeioed tor Ancri-
ca and 10 take iuissbIe precautions IN regard 20
loch as might be intendei for the nsignboring
countries.
LoNpoN, May rs.
The Oppoition Mep,bers al a ree,ing held
at Parloc's ON Soadsy night, t,ld Msy) agreed
10 fuppoft the War. Mr.. Fox obierved, that
the papers moved for ,iy M,. Grey thewed tho
hottie dip ,Gtinn Of the enemy. and that the
EIa Conial hzd jmmitted ar aggreion in de-
Glazing war againit our comnetce.
On Wednesday evening lthe sSth) Mr..
Addiue,on preirutsd priIsge isom hi, Majcity.
intimsiing that bis Mairay had given orien
for Immediately calling forth and embody ing
the supplementary militia. The sddreis on the
meGsec was carried wi,hout diviion.
Thoie papers ALTO announce the receipt Of
Paris Journals Of importance. The Moai,exy
Contains letter from Tsllcyrand, by no means
pacific ,enarnera,iog the c.ufes of~ar with EGG
land 81 and accompanying this msnifetfo OF the
French Government, are 1he papers that l'4Rsd
IN The 0egociasion.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
N E w P o r L,
Saturday, July 16, 1909.

To 10 BUNKER"
lin the Lar Newport Mercury.)

+" TsS eom. m Jaeb a qxeaionsbk Eass bat 4Or
qv,H peak 10 fbse."
WE have taken the liberty Of sddrefIing
you by the fame name, and in the fame manner
You appear before che public. Without Rop-
ping az this time 10 eaquire whether you and
your pretended ne;ghbar I" Worthy" arc not in
reality the fame perfou. and " neither you are not
he fame" ksile mqz' {" iome gentleman out
Of the ofice." iays the Mercury who has 70
repeatedly aaron;ed The pubic with wicked lu-
cubrafious, we proceed 20 nosice the piece which
has your Ggnatuse. NOT, hosevcr, becauie you
deierve the, compliment the editors OF the Mer.
cnry have bsitowed on you Tor rather which
,ou have befowed on yovrleii) nor becaulc you
have ever done one ptsife worthy sflion in po.
itical life, whoa deleVes notice, but becsufe
YOU m;frcpfefcni the aStions of men in power,
and drzs unjua and fslie conclhS Sons from their
mrsforcs.
We conjecture that yu, Sir, arc amonga
thofe who have naliciou1y undertaken TO lie
deqxx be Admmia,afwn. In one thing. how
ever, yoo furpas then for while they admit
.ome things TO have been done, which merit
praife, you take the broad ground Of condemn.
ing, indiicrimins,ely, every sd and meafuse Of
IL. IL leems, SIR. that you contend tor the
former Adminiara,ioa. Between that adminii-
trs,ion, and the prcfent, we are wilIingto join
ifoe, and put onrfe!yes on the country for trial.
And what we would ak arc the grounds Of your
complaint Why bcIore. certain fec Of men,
not 70 much unlike yonrfelf, that the difference
is percei,ablc. who live in idlcnefs and IN diff
patton, " 70 10 zvsrk aSnb besyy b<syss." a. eve.
~ idle man does--and what n very natural. fol
want Of iimcIv excriion. and common prudence
gets " conGdcrabIy IN debt, aud Of couric IL 10
to be charged 10 the account Of Mr.. Jefe,.
I'm. Beeaule the peace which took place ia
Eusore, focn after hp election, reduced the
price of OUT produce in foreign msrkes. and COZ.
leqncntly in oor own Bccsufe the men whc
sere befoae engaged 10 war. & who Of nccefi,y
mua be fuppIied by Us, ase now employed II
ssiicuItursi pufui;s. and fopvly ibemieives IA
fe~ Js RAIDER. IN the Uaion. raife hue snd
cry sesinA the new a5miniars,ion. as thoogt
they, if they were 20 difpefcd, could have Iere,h
ened ouf fescn years wsr. We think IL proves
10 scmoaf,rstIon that the fcsfyity Of money
and the bzdnei, Of the times sre sos impossbl<
TO the new adHiniasstion--fos il msa be I'd.
miucd sAst the ytice Of oor produce ss our o~u
mAIkss, asd Ii: dcG,na ior is. mat be 10 pro-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
yX/E the fsbtcribcn. having been appointed

vXTE the fsbfcribcn. having bren appointed
Wv by the Court of Probate for the town
Of Newport, Commiiionep 10 receive. exanins
and adult the elaine Of the creditors to the Ct.
tate Of Ptiv Taylor, late Of Newport. Mariner.
drceaied. rcprrfenied .infoivent, hereby give no.
tice TO all perfons having any demands againR
within Tx months from the dsre hereof, thar be-
ing the time allowed by faid Court for the pur-
pofe siorefsid, or they will be p'ecIaded accord-
ing TO law. DANIEL DUNHAM. jun.
WAL TER CORNELL.
- All perfoos aoywile indebted 10 she
above eitate, are requeaed 70 make immediate
payment to JAMES TAYLOR, Adn'r.
Newport, 18th 7th M. 1903. I46
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
Official.



The Fxysb sf.JSty wa, proud day to the
PaIsiDEsr. 90 that day, IN the year Seventy
Gx, si,et having drawn the Declaration Of inde-
pcadence, 9th his illuaioos co-ratriois he
pledged "his life, his fortone, aod his fscred
hoaos" TO fapporf the Independence Of he coun-
Try, and 10 maintain her liberties. On the fame
day, 10 shs year Iso,. he seapcd the meri'ed re-
ward of HE Iaboss. IA the wide fpread joy Of
millions, ss m event which hiAoy will record
among sis mott fplendid In our snnsls. Happy
in having faccelsfully aGested the rights OF his
fellow -cisisens IRON foreign danger, he is now
not lef, happy, in having msintsined and ermn-
Jed them ss,ida the bIeiines Of rcscc.---Thc
very day that informed us OF the rccommencc-
mens Of EuIopcsn fcenes Of blood. incsIcolsble
in exseot and dnsstion, annouucsd the removal
from our kosixon Of the only cloud that threat
coed our peace. Let Us hope thar IN our feel.
ing,, infpired by this event, we fhall be !" all
fedcIaliHs, sfirepobiicans''
By the rrffion Of Louifiana, we fhall pre-
isne peace. and sequife tcsrirosy OF great ex-
tent, fertility, and local importance. However
sresa the later objctt may ie. the former 10 Of
insaimsble valoe and il 10 principally in felz:
tion TO h, sbat the iwpostancc Of the eefion is
70 be efimssed. A nation whole popelation is
doubled IN twenty. y.toor yeass. Whole Sefoufees
i,.csszfc wita aill esesser sspidisy-snd which
enjoys . free soyesnness, ooly sequises pesce
70 eltss,e her. 70 Zee yeass. shove the Aofms.
y hich. ~ish 70 6nie intermiiIioo. agitsse the
Earo.ean world.
rstioozl confidence has hishers attended
oar Aimiaiasa,iou in I'll their Iesdiss aneAfares.
This great event a.tts powerful seafous tor t'
consiaCance. Great ~ were the h1pes of pat
r;osiin, <hey have been mote than rcaIized.--
We hsse Geeosed oor rights by pacific mcsns =
Tfush ssd ses(s1 have been mose powerful shau
The fwesd.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16

DIED1-Lmey. on tho soaa Of Afics,
Captain WILLIAM BAxrR,---.Mr GipRoN
CosSsLL.--ani Mr.. JoHs ADAMS. all of
this town. At the Havana, Mr.. RRvBlx
TAsrR. Of South. Kingao~n, aged j3.
In this town, the Ith inf. Mrs. MARr
WEsTeArs, widow ot the lr,r Mr. John Wslt-
gaze, Ia the 6S,h year Of her spe.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16

TIE fsbfcnber. being determined to leave
i this State fhortIy. /" II the Lord ~ii.' 20
notwithstanding he has venera,ion Tor IL. and
the pseiens Ruseu. sud pattienla,Iy for his native
to~n 10, IN go,og. ,hinss it win be 20 his
advantage and reqneas all perions 10 ~hom'o-
ever he Is indebted, 10 call on him aud receive
their does. and thofe who arc indebted to him.
" make payment. JOHN PlTMAN.
Ns,epoy,, JEIy i6, 1905. as
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
Terrible Fire in Canada.
Extract ef>a letter from Montreal,
(Cana1a,l- dated tune IL.


{" Our town has julf fuffered
from a mott deftrnetive fire. Four
teen houfes burned to the ground in
ons of the iuburbs /; and at the fame
time Gr is fuppofed on plan for
med) the prifon took fire, commnni.
Gated to the Epifcopal church, Ca
fholic church, and finally, in confe-
quence Of the high winds, extended
20 the lower principal itreet, burned
~ houieS more and the College"
How confident fome men are.
A late federal print talks, with conf
derable warmth, of harmonizing the
government, while it recommends the
election of men who are dianetrical-
ly oppofed to the government. Is
not this PADDY harmony!
Not long Gnce the people were
called by the federalilts, " an igno-
rant and nprinepisd rabbis )" but
now, to carry a point, and finding
they cannot lucceed by threats, they
begin to court the favour of the peo-
pie. Take care, gentlemen, if you ihift
your grounds 70 often, even this fame
'ignorant Sc ra5ble )" will difcover your
plots, and leave you to your own
Ssllruaion. S. Reg.
In many of the foreign prints,
the Preident of thefe ftates is fpoken
of with refped due to his talents and
patriotifm. In late Paris paper his
laif mefage to congrefs is ityled Ga
monument of the bIeiEsgs which flow
from a republican government, where
economy in the administration, and
unembarrefed indultry in the people
form the great leading features. -
"When CONTINUES the fame paper the
complication of govern ment is dimin-
iihed, and the nation is engaged in
ufcful purfuits, wealth and rhe reduce
ton of taxes is the happy conlequence: /:
MIR. JEfFasson is purluing this
plan :---'The dignity Of his adminiitTa-
tion refults from its fmplicity and
lu2iee. His glory coufiss in doing
good" Sss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16

On the 10th Of May laR, ,he noted BssUis,,
was spprehended. confined in irons, 4 fent. on-
der frong guard Of Indians, by order Of The
chiefs, TO the Governor OF Peniscols. 10 anfAer
for his crimes agsiua the iobjesss OF his Spaaiih
msjeay in Eaf and Wea Floriis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16

NSff-N4fs.-~- AAs ubStUtOs tfstfHshua sslT
ccnpess OF ffssif. sGi correspondent ct CoIe-
rsss and the wretch TO whom the asil more de-
teitsbl- ~reIch. Rxtleiss. fonifhed the infamoas
tory Of Jeiferfon aud Sally 10 eusrrrlhsg In
Richmond with his partner, Paos. sbout thr di-
viiion OF the 6osr IN. Calender has appealed
TO the public on The iuhjeA, in paragraph of
two columns publiihed IN the Virginia Ca
xetse. a paper edited by his worhy brother tho
noted ohn Wood. Ia this appeal. Calender
lays that of 1000 dollars, the proceeds OF the
Recorder. lhis p 4 Tor one year, he has only
fingered rSo. lie talks Of Pace as if he was 10
notoriouily vicious az himfrf. aud aflcr iniins-
ting thar he ihsl retire from pubic pteis. con-
cludes with laying that the diipu'e sbcat the di-
v;hon OF the lpOi. is left TO one L,sbssa, and the
famous R,ebard d. C,ssc5s,. who ia the year
1903 was convielei OF rape in the court of
o er Termiocr. held in Richmond. & ftnt need
TO the ttate prifoa tor life. bit akefslrds par
icned on oonditioa of his leaving the ci,y.-----
What group of JsGs,si wos,hiea CsAen&y
aud D<ssis. CreScbsr aud Cslsmax. Pace aud
Jsbn yissd. witn the 5ss',abk Jsba R~fisays!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
THEATRE--NEWPORT.
Mn. POWELL

MR. row e L L
Rissy e 1,".T; s 'ss Las' ,sa 3 Gs'ts%sn &C.
tire. (having been repaired & oca,Iy decorased)
Will 10 opened by the principal Psriofmer' et
'"e 0'"'" ~o"'P''y'
On Monday Evening. 1uiy I8. l8o4.
u,. .;n ,,.o,;,. cnn.av =
""e" -" " sss sa..,,,J
MR. n'o%To M. IL.
TILL OnIo'V' N0e
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16

The following oaagssph from the /" Nitional
lnteilssuces." Of the 6,h ina. confirms the
account lately publifh-d OF the CsIEoa of Lar
fSxa to the Unned S,s,es,
OFFICIAL.
The Executive have received of
fetal information that a treaty was
figned on the goth of April, between
the, minifers Plenipotentiary and ex-
traordinary of the United States and
the Miniiter plenipotentiary of the
French Government, by which the u
nited States have obtained the full
right to and fovereignty over New
Orleans, and the whole of Louiliana,
as Spain pofeded the fame.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
CUS1OM-H
ar N q TIC Z.

a-F MOTTO E.
TH L DRhwING of MASON's
Il HALL LOTTERY. will COM
menceVon Wednefday the aSth Of
September next.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-15
IDubItf Ilenuue.

On TUESDAY,
4 ros 'eloek, avIl Be said al the Texa9t
Store,
Rum in hogfheadSand barrels.
French Brandy in pipes.
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whilkcy and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar 10 hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raiilns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, SC.
a L S o,
A zarssty q DRY GOODS,
Among wbich are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerieymeres, Drflls.
Plains AMI Kerfeys.
Negro Cotsons, Sergess
Elaficks blue Friezes,
Calimancoss and Runels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Csiicocs,
Irih Linens, SileGa do.
PlstiAas,
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Mnlin Fiand'fs,
Irdia Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna liandkerchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER. ]
July u.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-15
Marine Infurance Company Of
Alexandria.

THE Stockholders in this IN
ititu,iop are hereby informed, that a di.
yidend of Ave per cent is this day dsclar-
ed on that pa- OF the Capital Stock nom
paid: payable 70 themfelves or legal Ia
Pselsrtatiyes, in ten days from this date.
.By-order,
J. B. NICHOLS, Sec.
July ,. Of
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-15

! intend to open~a School on
Thusiday next. for the inRruaion;of Girls
only, at the houfe in which irefide they
will be taught to read, write, and cypher,
and viii he inREutied in IIiaory, Geogra-
phy, and the ufe Of the globes. The terms
are Sfv<n DollaYs, TO be paid quartet
THCN
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-15
Potomac Company.
Notice as heveby glpsp,

1VOVVOO @ I0O7 y .
THAT tie annual meeting Of The
Stockholders of the Potomac Company,
will be held az the Union Tayetn IN
George Town, on Mondgy lie Jf5f aay ct
aueaf nsxt, at which time and place a
{ull attendance Of the proprietors is paSfi-
cularly fequeaed, 10 deiiberstc Oh the
affairs ofthe Company, that will shen be
laid before them tof their confederation.
By order,
JOS. cARLEToN,
T,se/ats,.
George Town, July s. dII}&.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-15

BY THE SUBSCRIBER,

III tie t9sre next door 10 Mfrs. .foaatkaa
and Mabloa Seboldjfsld, King jlreet,
Forty FIVE bales Of South Ca
rolina Cotton,
Seventeen tisrces and fix half sierces
OF prime Rice,
Seven hhds. Guadalupe Molaaes Fl,
ea@ or goed Paper AZ 90 ., 80 dcys, ao'fb
ap9rovea endoyfsrs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-15
Alto, on Conllgnment,

Five trunks jaconet mullins and hand
keschieis, one trunk 9itching threads, enc
do. Cotton Umbrellas, one cafe Cotton
Stripes, one Dc. o. Calico Checks, one
trunk ribands, one imaIl box elegant low.
priced Muffin, Cambria, Shawls and Spa
NTH Cloaks, twelve cafes low priced Hats,
two cafes 4. a Irilh Linens we'll aforted,
one trunk and one cafe London Pamphlets
latea editions with handlome frontiipieces,
and one cafe containing Silk Hole and
Jewelry. The above goods are all well
bought and will be fold by the piece or
package on the moi reaionable terms for
ready money.
Daniel c. Ptpbo.
July 9. dtf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-15

George Town July 6. dlaA.
WILLIAM RAMSAY
HAS OPENED
a Grocery Store IN Prince Jfreet,
Next door to DIR. Dicks,
Wb<re be iateads keeping a general aDort-
ment Of genaiae articles at6at line, and
n0rv offers far /als on moderate terms,
LONDON particular
Madeira, vrrNFc
Port in caGs and bottles,
Colmenar and Malaga J
Old ST. Julian and Medoc Claret in
Eeales of 2 dozen each,
White Wine Vinegar,
9Th proof Jamaica Rum,
Do. Cogniac Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Loaf, lump ard Mufccvaao Sugar,
Sugar Houfe Molaaes,
Imperial, -
Chulan, q
Hyion, -
Young Hyfon, -
Hyion Skin, 8 3
Souchong, Sc
Pouchong Souchong, g.
Padra Souchong, =
Peco Sonchong,
Bohea g
Green Coffee,
Durham and Dixon's Mufard,
Cayenne and black Pepper,
ANpice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace aad
Nosmegs,
Nantz and Bourdeaux Salad Oil,
Catchup, branded Fruits and Englilh
Pickles,
Olives, Capsrs and Anchovies,
Prunes, Rai6ns. and foit fhell Almonds,
Leiper's Snuff in bottles,
Do. bea Smoking Tobacco,
Martins beit Spanih segars,
Do. do. of a good quality,
Balket Salt for table uie,
Georgia Cotton,
Martinique Noyeau,
Mould and dipp'd Candles,
Blown and white Soap,
Jerfey Cheefe of an excellent quality
Wrapping Paper, brown and blue,
Roll Brimfone, Fig Blue.
70 be Rented,
And poGedion given Immediately, the
dwelling HOUSE above faid fore. Is
is now in good repair, and well calculated
to accommodate gentcel family. Ap-
ply as above.
June ~. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-15
Genuine Port Wsne.

Jaf rsteived Per brig cemmeyr<, ce3taia
BaldvUin, from Oporf0, and aOW cam
menes landing ibis afierneoa,
90 Quarter .cafkS Port Wine,
50 ditto, ditto, fuch as isufualiy fhlpped
TO the London Market, for fale by
]. & T. VOWEL.
July II. d.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-15

FoY Sac, or Rent,
A 8 tory BRICK HOUSE
on King Street, next door to Bcn.es ard,
Watts's, and is good Hand for butneis.
Allo-A number Of building
LOTS on Fairfax Street, near the Prel-
byterian Meeting Houfe; fume on Wolf
Street, and on Wilkes Street.
For Sale,
a fmall HOUSE and LOT
on the EAT fde Of Water Street, mar he
corner OF Duke Street.
A few bundles of new Hay,
Eight Caiks OF Wrought NAILS, 3D.
rod. and sod.
VIM. HARTSHORNE.
Alex. 9th mo. 9Th. d
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nNE half of The valuable tracts Of
INLAND, in Stafford comfy, called
Bell Plains and Hickory Bottom, late the
property and reidence OF George Ike
Waugh, deceaied. Upon the land are an
excellent dwelling houfe, with tour rooms
on each floor, and pafage; large barn,
kitchen, dairy, and fmoke houle: bound
ed ON one fie by Potomac creek, where
is an excellent flhery, and abundance of
wild fowl in the feafon. This land will
be fold altogether or in lots, as may belt
fuit the purchalers. Any perfop detirous
of viewing it, will be fhewn Bell Plains,
by applying TO Mr.. Cary Seldom who lives
Convenient, and the Hickory Bottom tract
10y Mr.. John Sweetlhan, who can allo
thew all the lines.
Ii this land is not difpofed of by private
fale, it will be fet up to the higheG bid
der, ar Mr. Efes's tavern in Frederick
burg, 90 Friday the OH day OF May next,
where pla, viii be ihewn co thoie who
with topnrchaie.
Two thirds u the purchafe money uuit
be aid down. Twelve months credit
viii be given for the balance, On giving
bond with approved iecuriy, TO bear in-
,erea Fl. IN he GATE. Fer Other parlcu.
la,s apply 70 the iubicribet, who is au
tboriisd by the Devices 10 bargain for
the tame.
Gauin CoYbsn Inrberville.
King &c sc County, Doegg, dds
Ao,i! {. 1909.
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

n AN AWAY on Saturday, the 9Th Of this
II month, bright Molatto Man, named
STEPHEN; about a8 or 80 years Of age; He
is about feet 7 or inches high, plealant coun
;enance, ipeaks rather flow, bur very active aud
handy at any work; he ierved an apprenticeship
toa weaver, is good workman at that bull
nefs, and remarkable good hand in brick
yard in fhort, he is imart at any thing ne Is
let about; he is very fond of fpit,s 4 any kind.
Cannot deicribt his dfefs. He never ran away
before, 70 ! expe& he has beer irt'ced off by
lomc artful villain, it it be c cafe, and thu
man can be apprehended, vii give so Dollars
III his conviction OF the theft.
RO4ERr BOGGESS.
N. B. forewarn all perfons from harboring
FAM fellow at their peril, as in that cafe the
MAJ cspea to be proiecuted.
Fairfax County, March n d