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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20
CONDITIONS of PUBLICATION
of the
Alexandraa AdveytlIer ,
AND
Commercial Intelligencer.


/. 1t 4vM be bubljNed on balfNeet
. sf(zber-,yal. PIPER efgood quality, and
auii6 an elegant type, sf qvbieb this paper
contains a lpecimen.
II. 1t mil be tpbAj@ed eevery day at 3
o'eloek, and aeliveredto /uk/cribe,s in to7vn
with The usmsf regularity and exbed1-
tiou, ard .t,au/mitted to tbe/e at alliance
t6rangb THE mgf early and regular chan
nels Of conveyance.
III. The Price qvW be Five Dollars per
6nnum, to be paid oue half on receipt Of the
fyf nuxs5e,, the remainder at The end of
s5e. year.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10

two years old. playing on the knees of the
mother of eighteen The public places i@arm
with theft innocent creatu es, who announce
new regiue and the ablolu'e deitrn6tion OF all
former ideas.
Who canca.culate the edstie Of ibis new iyl
,em of love, of this new career opened to PAL
fion 10 aaiye ever of iaelf! What powerful
obieas of feautlion muR ribband, hat with
flowers, or robe become, in city where balls
are in a aate of pcrmanence, to which girls oil
twelve years of age are fafsred to go often
alone The mott improper books get into their
hands, the pofonons foam of falfe philolephy
comes from their lips, and debauchery IS mil
taken for love. Debauchery is ereeted into
fyllem and untimely unions can only promie
and prepare weak and feeble generation.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10
Pbilanfbropic Latter.

The drawing of tn. Lottery ponpol.ed until the zotk
Of Match IN order give time for inch arrangements
. i,4ll render he drawing perfectly htisfattofy-
81 A few more Tickess in fad Lottery TO be
f,d at faid Office Thofe wio with Tor chance, there
fore, mud apply loon theis the lat to be OBJ
AIMED here.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10

Scarborough. Feb. II, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10
HmoReag Canal Lottery.

TIE Legislature of interchangeable. hsv:ng at
their late ieion pancd act authorizing SamsJ Rs5gd.
Ef1 raife the fun OF nine thopfsnd dollars by Lot
Try, for the purpofe of completing Cant by Amo-
ik-ak Falls. on Mersmack rivcr the Gbierbers duly
appointed managers conforn,aby faid act now Offer
the public the following ff q 8
SCHEME of the FRI and Second Clafs.
FIRST Glass 3tstrtt.g' 81
To eonl Of 5000 Tickets at dollars, to be drawn an
PRICES as follows
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10
THIS GAZETTE.

rs Pubrseds9ty MosDay. at r. II. JENXs's oryrcr.
nest door 70 ire PORTLAND Bank, hziasYs STREE.
aebsre SDyipti's dleonssfs, and Cs~mXarsfious ars
ressfvsi s.ab attention
- Tie prize is ONE DOLLAR g FIFTY CENTS
y'ar, Exclrhve oil Poitage. - Paat7sai Psymsas
,egnsgsl
or TIE ssisgfVs and ,aplh issyeseg nyrxisar Of Na
GSssae ,snifrs b;,lir aiva,..g for dDYERTISE-
2ENTS, sstss ssa b isfri.i rs.SssIy, sas ia ,7.
H.ssss nsanU.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10
TAKE NOTICE.

THE CommitlionerS appointed by the
Il Hon William GoyBam, Judge OF Probate LOT 'he
county of Cumberland receive and examine 'pe
claims of the everal creditors to the eisate OF VIA
THIAs RICE. late of Scarborough, in iad county,
phyiician deeeaied reprefented nolvent hereby give
notice That fax months allowed iaid creditors 70
bring in their claims and that they will attend iala
fervioe on the fccond Tnefday of the Lax following
months, from 10 o'clock, M TO O'Clock, I. M Al
the dwelling hosle OF Jepb Enfraa, IN scarborough
IOSEPH EMERSON,
SIMEON FiFTS.
Scarborough. Feb. z4, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10


TIE dsGgn efiks eyorf, on Amsgray Fall, IL ac
s,yanigian qui,b ne AaIAsfs and Patuekes Canal,
to spsa water esmmuneafion from tie interior borss
Of Nelv HameGDs 10 Bsaan and Ntspbuyy Pors,
for TIE Conveyance Of country produce and hm5rr ef
eury kird but particularly fer H. very impatast
artiele or Jye-sysad, Frpm tie great a1lvantagss
ccbied sO accrue "a tie public Jrmt6s completion IF
fbss sveyks, fbe managers fer tdemivss thai fbri,
Tickets cuW meet prom and extssive ,s fb,y are
therefore dttrmiasdb commeace dasping of tbe fire
eieis aIevs esLliteA On TIE zzd day u Hs,a rssfs
and Of tie feond Tie a7sb day Of May jolosvinge
IL tbef egs eOR5 aresaasa BY /sve,ai otbtrl, tie
Managus are digmisra 10 eIisrve tie utneR puns-
tualy il tbs performance Of tse;r engagements, and.
70 complete TIE bgneG skry bevs gndtrfaksn su;fb a
~ dJpafeb tbat III importance quiN admit.
EPHRAlM ROBINSON, ,
SAMUEL TENNEY, ! Managers.
NATHANIEL PARKER,
Nh. 7beJG.y @a,s in tie Canal, IN eaeb eftkr
abOvr eaEs, spiH be fveyai conveyed >, The pyop,s
tor. free Of all charges in completing Jaid Casi--ey
be su9oihsafe bimsy topay 10 tbes, aubo taH DRAW
them. 500 dollars each IN fauo year,, 4yib i,ssreG.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10
Lottery office.


~ s<e5s ~ xs,-<
y. A. jerks, has commenced the
eysabliIhmen, OF LOTTERY OFFICE. in Portland for
the fLe of all iach Tickets, the Legislature fhal
asrmit TO be fod in the Commonwealth. the prizes
ars INTENDED to DC paid at faid Office.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10

a Pillow-Cafe, containing piece of
\. cloth and fevcral other articles, wa, left az the
houle of the fabicibcr. the aoth ult.'rhe owner
may have it again, by proving property and paving
charges. IGNATtUS LoRlNC.
Feb. 10.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10

STATES, of hyperion quality, for
iale at .JsakS' Book and Stationary Store.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10

Notice is hereby giOen,
THAT the fublcriber has been duly
l. appointed Administrator the thate CT . 4 MEL
BROWN, late OF Freepoft, yeoman, deeeaied. al
perons that have any demands upon isid eitate are
hereby called mon 20 fcte-and ihoe indebted to aid
eftate, to make immediate payment to
Thomas Chandler Rulel,
Ai~igyf,si~.
Norflyarmaatb, JanrS, 1899
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10


TO tie H0norabLe Jyjqiees file Court q
Ceusrsn Per, b-gua and bsn Wayrea zpis5in and ia,
t5s Comfy Of Lipser an tie fri Tasey Of NS'"'S'r -ar'
De,siai 1895.
DY Benjamin Hafey his Attorney
ID complains Thomas wfsn of Topiliam, in iaie
county of Lincoln, ycoman that on the thirtieh day OF
December in the year Of our Lcrd thoulsud ven
hundred and ninety three Samuel Thompion late
aid roelam, Efqure deceafcd, intsita'e by hs "ong
of that cate under his hand and Teal, did oina "ne
aud his heirs, upon the payment OF the ium or I've
pounds make and execute 10 the iaio WHOM &c
warrantee deed of Gfty acres of land, ntuate IN iop
ham aiorefaid and bounded follows, VIZ besinnn
on the highway at the northeast cornsr OF lot Oh IAN
then lately let by the fad Samuel to John Dngon an
bounded the fame lot fouth-weitcry to run the s's
eourle with fad lot containing the width OF thrly reu
or more 20 as TO run back the fame courie wihtneo.
OF land below Stephen Pennel and Elnahan tinkley
land until laid City acres be complicated. NoS tbs
faid WiIfoR thar he paid to the lad deeeard me
aforead FUN OF forty five pounds yet the iaid
being prevented by DEATH has never made 10 nm .he
deed aoreiaid, wherefore the laid Wilton pravs thar
your honors after due notice given to all concerned IN
the ea,e of the faid Samuel deceafsd, would grant u
cence to and empou CIR the administrators OF the iad de-
cealed to make and your complainant iueh
good deed CT the premies As the iad deee
cd when in full life upon the payment OF tn, um aiore
'-'' ''S'' y nave ''' ' BENJAMIN HAsEy. :
a true copy.
dHss- JON. BoWNhH'jr. @<sf
LIscoLs Il. ~
A a Court Of Common pleas beld atWarren,
-oi5ir asi fer TIE County IF Liasain o. fbs FRI Ta9a,
Nsvs~Ier, being ibs fin dry sd ~ssft .'ss' D'"''
1879.
UPON the complaint aforelaid, Or
ues~s se"s ria.--... >fy all ions inter cited
in laid complaint appear at tbs ,,
Plea, be holden Powns lborough. within and
for the County of Lincoln, the ia Tueday of June
next by pubiihing atefted copy of faid complaint
with this order thereon three weeks fucceiyey in the
Gazette printed at Portland by ELrzra ALLEY JEsx',
the a publication be three weeks leaf before The
fitting OF faid Court alto by polling asised copy of
faid complaint with this order thereon in fomr public
place in faid rop1am, three weeks at leaf before the
fitting of fa,d Court. that they may then and there APP
pear and hew eaufe II any they have why the prayer
thereof fhould not be granted.
Ansa- JON BoWMAN,jr. Ci"t.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10

To the Honorable JJyfiess effbe Court q
cswmsu Peat bgus ssd bodies at War,es zDi'in ani fer
he County Of Lincoln, The ya 1Isay IF Nssesdey, On
10 Demisi 1879.
10y BENJAMIN Haley his attorney,
Il complains Ezekiel Thompfon of plantation called
in fadeounty Of Lincoln Equire, that
the twenty ixth day of January the year ct Lord
one thouand feven hundred and ninety one, Samuel
rhompfon late Of Topfam in iad Couaty, Eiqurc de.
eeaed n,etatc by his writing obligatory of that dats
under h. hand and fea did bind himlelf and his heirs
to make and execute the laid Ezekiel good
tee deed of one hundred of land I;uate in Topi
ham aforelad. and lying the cancriy hde OF land
then occupied by James Wilton, beginning at the river
by fad Wilfons land, and back the fame eoave
with faid Wilton, land about north eighteen degrees
ea carrying the width OF forty nine rods running the
fame couric with faid Wilfon's land until hundred
acres be compeMcd--iad writing obligatory being made
for valuable confederation to the fad deceafed, the
time the fame was executed. Now the faid Ezekiel a.
yers that the fd Samue on the twenty fourth day OF
Nav, Ammo Domini 1897, made to him deed of one
moety only of the prcudes adjoining the land the iad
Ezekiel then occupied but being prevented by dca,h,
the faid deceacd has made aud executed to the
aid Ezekiel deed Of the other moiety of the prcnes
Wherefore your complainant prays that your honors.
after due notice given all conceraed in the eaate or
the faid deeeafed would granr ioence and empower
the administrators Of the faid dcre sed 10 make aud
ecute TO your complainant uch good warrantee deed of
the other moety Of the prcmles the fad dsceafed in
his life time ought to have made and executed.
BENJAMIN HASEY.
true copy.
AnE- JON BoWaEAMir. chyi.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10
MiseeXany.

Mr.. JeNKs,
The following picture of WOMEN AT PARIS,
Is translated from late French paper. As anecdotes
relating to the fair arc generally read with avidty
doubt nor you will give it place in your paper
RON TON
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10

LIscoLN n.
Ata Court ofeomm9n pleas held atWarren,
-pi5ia aai y f5r County IF Lesoir, fyP Tassy e No
vemsry Being TIE fiji DAY If fad month DINO Ds"ai 1879.
UPON the complaint aforeiaid, Or
dercd thar the complainant notfyall perfcns ptereed
in faid complaint, appear at the next Court of Com
mon Pleas to be holden at Pownalhorough withiE and
for the County of Lincoln the fra rueiday Of June
next, by FULFILLING atseaed copy of fad complaint
with this order thereon three weeks fucecnvey in thu
Gazette printed at Portland by ELgzss ALtsY Jssxs,
the Ian publication to be three weeks eaa before
the fitting of fad Court ALTO by poning an ateaed
copy of fad complaint with this order thereon. in fons
public place in faid Topham three weeks at lean, be-
fore the fitting of fad Court that thsy may then ana
there appear, and thew caue any they have, why the
prayer thereof fhould not he granted
44itsG.-- JON. BOTlNhM,jr. Cisrs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15
SUSPENSION OF ARMS.

,,,,,D- ,.,,,--,- MuEIcH' JULY 'o.
=. Nl'll0l W En- after th1 arrival OF court
J'e'IicaUeia' t5oTa emma. FL the heal guar
'ei5 'I Ns' 5'"L 4y. t.e Generals Mo'eau
ana NAY h'd Va con e'e '6t toGe,her On ;he
A., III. N .'.1 II III 'e4 osS RON ''i' city,
'l',' ''.1 ''.cr s3oh P-. nj
..1l 1.00u lo'ie INA ''o'" IN A, demands,
ll..'.''1l ''1l' ,' .o MY NJ, "-'ooE' an~aTmh
Us WI ii 'lIlto VI. t7- T ,'H K. the Peacc TX
4 l.'O) NJ 2 ! 'or 'o l''n M '.e a.m't''e
' i.i o- Nh ~" % Wy me EHP''o[' OF winch no
'o'O' N Mn gT.".'eo' F" ooo @'e'' WIT oe ned In
4 rs 6"ooofl0S 'mPeT'" ''tY'
z...-,. ~, fFhSEFoSr' frLF Ie,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15
RELATIVE TO PERMANENT PEACE.
RArIsgoN. WY II.

RATIs3oN, JULY I5.
we ate aGIred that the Court NJ Vienna, has
returned an aniwcr To The Ful Conful, propo-
falls for Peace, importing " the Emperor wilhes
for Pclce not les than France, SUI ior one THAI
hali b- Genar7l and durable ard Durable FL
cannot Le, i. tte Cia'p,7e Republic thaN b. a-
gain e,taOiilhed, The cxrUc1cc ut which is alike
dangerous ~ the exi3ence ot Italy and III TIE
Au.tFiln Hereditary States. Should. however,
the re cjabli,hmanJ ot this Republic be made
c2a4c,2 EGs 7az n1u, II remains ~ be confIcrci
what France VIII. p.op,te for ths fcurity and
Naturalization ol Aut.it" This an!war Is
eatcmsL io accomm3 dating, that negotiations
are expeQed lo u Immediately commenced.
AUGSBURG, JULY I-.
The head quarters Of General More5s wii
now ~ removed to AuGlJurg, where II
f,ems probable the Congreis f4r peace Will he
held.
4 y fad thar B54aaI.h viii CONF a. the
Congsels for peace 70 bo held II IA's c'tv.
co1ocsr, July MS.
Our Journal contains The following l.yer
from Brudela dated July :--
According to accounts received from Ca
las, there j. now very frequc1c c0r1efp3nI:nce
between Tie French AM Eo2UA governments
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15

PcoPIa, rs never cCntrtditted. will eventually
produce mliehlet ; becauIe the conclulon which
they Will draw. Will be, th1r If thcle things
were not true, they would I've contr3di9ed.
II io much mii,hiei can te brourh. "a Da{s
by one Aurora. ana irs few under'iuq papers.
what would happen provided publications Of n
hmIIar tendency were it2ucrci through The
country, tcot into every town and placed in
aimoit every band JIG. us fee what means
q jaco1uIc aamiri'r ZION. when organized.
will DoHcie. i0r accomplishing tLis 09omsntou5
puiP0le; tor, If IN much car be eli aet. hv The
Democratic party whcH out of ctFcc, what
may W. ezP1J from them. wien TIE rcins W
government are ID their hand. !?
The greatcd oburuaian which th, Demo
orats have had "a e0ccgnrc-, ~ the diTsnina
ton ot then dior aiming, immoral atheiiical
i-nrmootS. has been. not the eNreue ct 5riH
ng, but ot tvFsrli.g A9ual experiment
ihe"s rs, thar printing SAN b- done chcaply bv
them. Httla willie El-c, a company was
turmel I1 Virginia, "a r5il, tunt. fur the
Pu'Noit ot printing newt -aDSr, Ky w fcattered
through this Coitci States. hc plan was. ta
print their papers in iuch manner. as that
they could afford " tcnj them A, very low
rate, and where they could not I'll item. ~
give them away. This paper is called TINS
Pass" has been aHu7lv printed FIR Fcver,l
months, ana with 'o.ucl Virginia na0er, cal
led I'Ha trfND Or the Pso7Ls.' has been,
n greater ar le., mum cr.. Icnt thto' the United
0J4res. Their contents are the mot vile
Iaia, fictitious ana t-c tfonable, they afford y
mcIau clo'v D-0-', t..t the government which
-I'. -s-c-t a ter21 'oearrky, Ia, net force
enough to rrcte1 ia.t aEanH the baie9 f.lr
hoods, ta1 iou'ct rs1r1lohe5. Many of the
columns .t ere .ndn 70 not mifakeu. both.
ta.Ic 7-Ts. a.c h.rd with extracts from Cal
lenders hlo. called I'M rHE PROSPECT BrroRE
v.'--l ho"e, t.- aoln-ts ofvhich language
o511st te crt1e-,hc prot.Hej obicd W which.
III, to AN. ward E.r. J-iteuoa', election, and The
m21 drt- OF WHIST, by, openly TO dccrv, and
rtn down tle ConIilutjou NY the United States.
and 35 .I5ttlte> t0 re-ctlblh rHE OILS
C0EreD5RAIlON. My conntr5mcn, Lot me
here remind YOU Of a tad- The nc wlpsper cal
l-I 7b, PftE, ma C1llcn5cr who wrote TIE
P'6'e-3 Ir+9rt 40, uc pa'ronizcd by M0uro-.
NI1ioo. Gle. 61-. citizens of Virginia. and The
great friends ot Mr. Iefcrion; Tie obIe4 w
both n-"iP'Per, and book, ii, TO promote Mn.
JsHcrt'''s election. Mr.. JeEerion. In his letter
,o llazkei openly avows hs predil. zion t5- tac
confederation. and his Ahh0rence or The FED
c.t Contribution; Cilcnder In "tL. Pr,.b,q
tsyrs ls, openly evt Y. We FEDERAL ConuItu-
ton. attempt both to inee-, and IL reaf,n Fly
down. a1l "A. abs fine tm- declares. that thc
United Sl1'es cug5t Aor J1 have made the con.
tiuuon, Lut to h3vc adhered Wy Tie canfs4sra.
uaa. ana ta'ttheeo.ltiutou ouChtto he given
r". and T.- -ul.cd .T4tIHl rc e.labli.heI m,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15

re flbiea IF which y f0Profed 10 be propof.
tons of peace made by England. It Is c5-
pissed that place viii b Immediately ap-
pointed, where conferences tor a general peace
nay III opened between ENJOYS from Aufris,
England AMI France This place il is ex7e&.
cd. Will he either Lie or Brulals.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15

--c niliite-s ot the northern powers a-e
bout I'M aC-rble aid I-tat.5.e-, for th. G,o95.
i-t rytrcI- of concIudla2 WI lu. sr.rsI .i.l-
ually.
Itis reported that the Ecrrn rairfa ~
th- 1ca MT Sweden, has LETT Stockholm. WIKI.
out Being INDUCED 4i.h au interview with TIE
king.
The coalition of rhe four great no-tL.ra
powers teeras to acquire daily more confidence.
Lord C.rvsto-d has departed IVY III extr.
mhhon to Ea.Gr, iupuol Il 10 relate 10 the
talked 0t coalition at Neu.ras.
I3n4o4. Tay Con Friday evening Ills
m7ie1Y's nip The Nemetis. Te-Dfchore. IL
Pteyoyante. the,Arr7w ana Nile ugvsr. fill y,
w;lh Tie Trandl, Dsnith frioare. baviny III.
der convoy two thips. TWO b~;1s. and tv-, cal
would f.nd her boat Oh board the CONVOY. The
Dlrih commander renlied. thar X ne atrern7..
ej /, hc would fire into The boat. The NJ.
mfy boat was then lowered down. with for-
men and midhipman IN ker. ready 10 90 On
board the convoy the Danih frigate imne.
diucly fred feyeral fhot, which, milling the
boat. 6ruck the NemeGs, and killed one nan.
The Neme,is Immediately gave the Daae
broa5hje, when moi I1f.ired aston yook
Place which lated about 25 minutes. ~ .b.
end Of which time, the Daah trigare be.rr
crippled in her riggiu- and hull. R-r-z b-
colours. Two myu were killed AMI ..---5s
wounded On hoard Tile Arrow; aaa s.rnt
killed and a great rum1er wounded o1 boar:
The DIn5.-ih e Dlrdh '..Ctc Alta o1.v--
was brought ato tile Downs ny W. .......- ...:.
no tAore boats arc Above q. -s e...- te.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15
VIENNA, July IS

The EnGHh have exerted themleives To Pre-
vent our entering on negotiations, but in vain
but The Aulrian Minifry rhough iocIined To
treat will not treat bui il conjundion with
England.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15

.'When bs~zf1v- entered MILAN he devoutY attended
PISS bearing before him huge orrct7& and cr1rclIcd
rsaersuon tor the new Pope thrrc5. proving himct
J good cAthoho, az in Egy0. good huffman ''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15

A letter from Paris fays Our apaa.;c ron 1..
Bs5r, y employed ny he mrilcr f.r f77eigu affairs
Iaeyrand, aga a'ary Of 800 lvres (3bcut +3o aIs
j take Jhe LEAD in the Americas private correlDal
hence This ought to hc known th4t ~ may be III.
|. .rfnod in InLnre "
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15
LONDON. LILY II.

LONDON, JULY 81.
"A motion was yeRerday made IN tbs COM
mon Council Of the CITY, that position IL favor
III Psace ihoull te preferred " his Esieay but
it finally failed.
Bu.naPute direoad More1u to agree to an
arnif.ce.
The Iris frigat= is taking on board 10 fpecic
Pa-t # tle luJGiy TIL he Emperor.
III is laid the King Of PrlGiI has f,nt Cour:srs
~ all ths Courts T Europe; announcing at
intention Of interpreting for seuSrabpelceo.
AUG. al.
Ttisre reported, a. the authority NJ az Amer
.-ln gentleman arrived AZ Dover, that pRELlM1-
NARIEs OF PEACE between the Auarian ana
French Government. were Ggned at Paris on
Iulisy laf, the zQth uIr. and that intelligence
of tbs event was brought to Calais ~ Thurl-
day lat by express.
The lalt Paris papers received were tholc Of
the 29'h- md hey wee hlRt on The fubjeR.-
The hEr.nE. however migh, have taEe4 place
o1 JAaJ day, after they were printed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26
Naluable Property for Sale.

SEVEN hundred and eighty eight acres
IN the county Of Hamplhire, on the wa
tiers OF Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
tromethe Warm Springs, and 80 from
Winchefer. This land is full of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 3oto So acres OF bot
tom, and rich high lands to each and in
the heart Of the timber there is fine feat
for faw- mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thoufand eight hundred and for
ty-hye acres in the county of Ohio, on
the waters of Grave and Fifth Creeks.
near the river Ohio, and about SO miles
below Pittiburg. Some of thefe lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent tim.
ber.. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
OF that county, will thew thefe lands.
One hundred feventy-Gx and three
fourths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near It's mouth, and within 3 of mile
OF the River Potomak. This land has
about 70 or SO acres Of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with ia fine /ugar
trees on t.; from which, am informed.
there may be made 3ooolb. of good fuear
annually. There are alto feat for priff
and faw mills on it, equal to any in that
neighbourhood, and upon never failing
ttream of water. The upland is rich, with
plenty OF timber, and part under cultiya-
ton. This farm is well improved with a
good orchard, houfes and fencing. and
rented Taft year for produce equal to Gxtyi
pounds per ann. Mr.. Jofeph Butler, at the
Warm Springs, will thew it. will fell
all, or any of the above lands for cath. or
upon credit, or takeiin exchange for them
Lands in Fairfax County, or lots of land
in the city of Alexandria, or the City of
Warrington.
R. T. HOOE.
January zs, 1900.
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A Houlekeeper wanted.
December II.

:. LIBERAL wages will be given to a
allcreet Woman, capable of managing the
affairs Of my family as n Hennkeese,--
q middle aged woman Of mild difpoG-
ton and regular department will be pre-
tered as part of her attention will be
necessary IN experimenting nurfery of
young children.
December -, 1860. eodtf
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Frelh Rai1inS and Currants
for Sale, by
Robert 3. 7ameNon,

k00e3I o. .f0n1eDO71,
Who has (as ufual) a general aHorement of
Wines, Spirits S Groceries,
viz. Jamaica and w. I. Rum, old Peach,
Cogniac and Bordeaux Brandy, Holland
Geneva, Iriih and Country Whiikey, a
few pipes of old Bill Madeira, four do.
London market do. IS half pipes 7 year
old Port, 20 quarter cafSs Sherry, pipes
Teneriffe, 4 pipes Catalonia, and few
or. caks of Liibon and Malaga Wines,
Powder, loaf and lump Sugars, Moiaies,
Spanifh Honey, Salt Petre, Copperas,
Madder, Race and ground Ginger, Pi-
mento, Pepper, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Teas Of the lateR importations, Fig Blue,
Glnpowder, Patent Shot, Leiper and FIa-
milton's Snuff in bladders and bottles,
Alum, Indigo, Pearl Barley, Starch, Lon
don brown Stout and Porter in bottles,
Almonds, fpinning Cotton, Hunters Pipes
in kegs, Olives, Capers and Anchovies,
Chocolate, Rice, Muftard, and Spanifh Sc
gars; all Of which will be fold low for
Cath, Country Produce, or on a time to.
his punctual cuftomers.
AZlo, foe likely, frong
KENTUCKY HORSES.
- On liberal Credit.
December 20, 1900. d