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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07

iTRAssLA1foN
Mr. 4osp, Parn, Tar. IA, 1900.
LOST no time in laying before the
FirR Coninl of The Republic, the official Note
under date of the I4th Niyoie, which you
ttanfmitted to. me and am charged to for
ward the anfwer, equally official, which you
will find annexed. Receive, my lord, the
afurances fmy highef confederation.
..-.SisAsd. CHI. MAU. TALLEYRAND.
To tie Minj7er for Foreign A8ats at London.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07

jets will fofyr him TO renon1ce that ryfsm of
vigorous defence, 10 which, under the favour
of Providence, his Kingdoms owe the fecuiity
of thofe bleiIings which they now e"ioy
(Signed) GREEVILLE.
Downing Street, Jan 20, 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-17
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

SEVENhundred and lightweight acrs
in the county Of Hampfhlrc, on the wa
,ers Of Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 30 from
Winchetter. This land is full of wood
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farm,
may be made, with 80 to SO acres ofbot.
tom, and rich high lands to each and in
the heart OF the timber there is a fine feat
for faw- mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands. :.
Three thouiand eight hundred and for.
ty-hvc acres In the county of Ohio, on
the waters Of Grave and Fiji Creeks,
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pitt1burg. Some Of thefe lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities Of
rich bottom, and plenty. Of excellent tim.
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
of that county, will thew the{e lands.
One hundred feventy-1ix and three.
tourths acres, within three miles Of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
lear It's mouth. and within g. 4 of mile
of the River Potc:nak. This land has
ABOUT - or So acres Of rich bottom,
notify ~ cultivation, with ia fine y4sa,
l,ces On 1t; from which, / am Informed,
there may be made 5ooo,5. Of good fugar
annually. There are alto feat fer grit
nd law mills on it, equal to any in that
elshbourhood, and upon never failing
tfeain OF water. The upland is rich, with
4enty OF timber, and part under cultiya-
on. This farm ;swell improved with
GOD orchard, HOTTIES and fencing, aad
7entea tait year tor produce equal to fxty
sounds Per ann. MIR. Jofeph Butler, Al the
Warm. Springs, will thew it. | win lcll
II, or any Of ihe above lands for cath, CT
'pon credit, or take in exchange for them
.ands in Fairfax County, or lots of Land
q the city of Alexandria, or the City of
Warrington.
r. T. HCOE.
January &c. 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-17
Shreve and Tanney,

ollIeVC ana Janney,
sHav< f2r. laie at tbiey Rore, on Unien. be-
+ taveen Prince and Dxke-Fuets. +.
= Cattle foap in boxes
18th proof Barcelona brandy +.
A few tierces of whiikey
EAT and Welt India fngar, coffee, &c.
Hyfon, fuchong and bohea tea
A quantity of dipt candles
Writing paper a1or.ed, in bales
Wrapping do.
China, ahorted Handsomely, in cafes
Seal and upper leather
Mems Women's and children's fhoes of
different qualities
Leading and other lines
A few pieces Of handfomc furniture.
All the above articles are of good
quality, and will be fold low for cath or
country produce.
December II. 60 !.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-17
y OR SALE,
The FOLLOWING Property:

ing tOIl-tItSl, between hlHS dihy TIlnCe
Streets, II feet front, 113 feet 20 inches
'dee-Cne OF theie lots is bounded on the
fouth iide by ten feet alley--the other
two have an outlet Of ten feet to .Eaid al
ley. Valued at $50 dollars each.
I hree Lotsen the North Gde OF. Prince
.Rreet, near the corner of Wathington-
itreet, 20 feet front and 100 feet Deep
to- an alley of ten feet, communicating
with Waihington-freet-yalued at $40
dollars each.
A Lot on the corner Of Fairfax and
Wilkes Streets, with a front of II feet 8
inches on the Wet iide of Fairfax treet,.
and II feet on the North Gde of Wilkes
itreet-valued at $50 dollars.
A Lot on Wilkes 1freet, joining )
feet alley taken Off the Wet end Of the.
iaa mentioned lot, Is feet front and 81
feet deep-valued at no dollars.
An half-acre Lot, or one fourth of a
fquare, on the Wet fde of Fairfax Rreet,
and North ide of Gibbon-hre This
lot having a fouth and eaH front, is valued
at 900 dollars-lubjctt to ground rem,
OF fevcnteen pounds one fhilling per an.
mum, but the rents all paid up TO the /,
infant.
An acre Lot, or halfa fquare, bounded
on the eait by Pitt hreet, On the north by
Wilkes-itreet, and on the welt by St.
Aiaph- freet. Twenty feet of this lot is
let out at one dollar per foot-lubjeet to
an annual rent of twenty pounds ger an
num, which is all paid up to the 1T of stl
month lait. This lot is valued 1T 2ooo
dollars.
To fave trouble, the prices Of each OF
the lots are mentioned. The terms q
payment are one fourth in hand, one fourth.
In fix months, one fourth in IL month";,
and the remainder in two years from the
gift Of next month. Thoie who chooil
to make an offer for any of tho4e lots will
pleaie to iend their terms fealed up and d :
reeted to John }enney of this town, marx
I'd on che outtide an offer for William
ttarahorne's lots. The higheR offer III
above the terms here put down. to be tie
buyer. Not LET'S than five dollars for each
OF the fnall lots to be- received as an Of
Ter, nor leis thanten dollars for the larger,
or two laf mentioned lots and where
more than one offer the fame price, the
right to be determined by drawing lots.
After the fecond payment deed ana
good title will be given provided the pro-.
perty be mortgaged for the fun remaining
due.
On the 31h Of the Izth month next.
the ieveral offers will be opened at. the
Golden Ball, at II o'clock, A. M. in the
Preience of John Jenney, John Dunlap,
and Abraham Hewes, and as many of the
oterers as chooie to- attend, when the fira
payment will be received, and an engage
ment entered into for full compliance on
the part of the feller.
A plan of the lots is left with John
Dunlap, who will thew it to thofe who
may pleafe to call at his fore. i.
WILLIAM HARTSHORNE.
s A,~o.1..x al Ill. O
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-17
POST-OFFICE.

Alexandria, I3b Mo-. 1900.
The WINTER ESTABLISHMENT
of the STAGES.
The Northern Mail arrives every
day, Monday excepted, at J o'clock, /.
N. and cloies every day, Sunday excepted,
at O'Clock, Pm. 81 & -
The Southern Mail arrives every day,
sunday excepted, at 2 o'clock, pm. and
cioies every day, Saturday excepted, at. 8
O'Clock, 2. M,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-17
w ar Department,

NoVember 3, 1900.
lHOSE gentlemen who have applied
tor military appointments, in the Grvice
OF the United States, are informed, that
their applications with all the recommen-
aatory letters accompanying were conium-
cd by fire in the War. Office on Saturday
evening lah. Thofe who continue TO de-
lire to be confidered as candidates will fee
rhe Propriety of renewing their applicat,-
SAMUEL DEXTER,
Secretary off mr..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-17
N @ 7 l c. E..

The lozOer ferry is no4v breba,ed ia,
l6e eonveyanee Of baDSnge,s, from the Point
an tbe Soutb Iae Of the Eafe,u Braxeb,
to. Sonth Cabitol: freet, rvbere <ve,y at
tendance 4uiA be giv<u.
December 8. d1zt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-17
On TuIIRSDAV

AN 'IHONY SAWYER,
Hair DrsDSr and PeJxmer,
lately from Baltimore)
Royal ffreet, between King and Prince
itreets, fourth door fouth of the Print
ing Office of the Times,
Begs leave to inform the
Ladies of Alexandria, and the country
generally, that having received the new
1T faihion of Ladies Wigs and Filets, he
will be thankful to receive their orders
Tor the above articles, and will warrant
them equal to any manufactured on the
continent.
N. B. Any Lady wifhing to fee his
patterns' may BE accommodated by iend
ing feryant to his 1hop.
CT He has for fale, every article in
the Perfunery line, on the mott reafora-
Die terms.
Alex. Dec. S. Il
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-17

Notice is hereby given to
the Stock Holders of the Bank of Alexan--
dria, that an Election will be held at the
Court Houie in this town on the third
Monday In January next, for the purpoie
of choofng nine Directors Of iaid Bank,
TOR the eniuing year, agreeably to charter.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Cafh'r.,
Dec. I6. dAw
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15
MELANCHOLY MORTALITY ON BOARD
The WARREN SLOOP OF WAR.

~ 03hHop 10 he article II BE f Page ef IBIS CIze. ys
ff1fg bs Aeag oytly bard ibe Wayrea be oAovv-
'7g Pa't1s a,e oqPed fyom he Crtiuel n Je lot5 ira
Yelterday ar wed At Quarantine road, the S.
mp Warren Of I8 guns, It Sprout, Cate capt New
man from the Havana. Sailed from there AuguR
zzd We favored with the following letter from
her laa evening
" q bar he z s slip Wayyeq Nla,aRs
Roai, Seaf 3, 1890.
w. R4y1H-I take the liberty Of tending you TIE
following httement Of Deaths on board the U 5 (hp
warren which for the fake Of thoc concerned, with
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15

'HE nonretident Proprietors OF the
III following Lots Of uujmprovcd Land IN the
town Of Btf97ga, and county Of Hancock are hereby
notified thai The fame taxed ia The bills committed
to the subicu3er to collect for the year 7gg il the
REFLECTIVE iums faill1v.no, viz
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15
COMMERCIAL INFORMArI0N.
IKE NOTICE..

HhE NOL IL1l.
WHEREAS feyeral recent inRances having
w Iately occurred Of veiIels going 70 the Ha-
wanna, and other ports il the Hand Of Cuba, with
out their papers being frG certified TO by the
CouiuI Of his Catholic Majefy, agreeable to Noti-
fcaton PubIMed in the different papers of the
United States, by order Of Don Joiyph Ignacio de
Ver, bis Catholic Majcfy's ConiuI- General, ref
ding Ia Philadelphia; and that much to the preiu-
dice and injury of lome individuals, by a detention
Of property ia not being admitted to an entry,
until duplicates Of their invoices are again for
warded with their nccslIary certhciations thereto
annexed, accompanied by bills Of health, alo duly
certified.
Documents to that purpofc having been already
exhibited and executed ID ldid ConiuIar Office for
'he Eltcrn States, with this knowledge and the
information received of the penalty liable to BE- paid
trlnf-reiIion o tad ord1r, his Catholic MaieRy's
Conful refdng in Bottom. has thought proper to
make this more publicly Known BY the foregoing
adycrIlcmCnt
JUAN STOUGHTON,
C0nfH ION the Eafern States.
BeR9n, Srbf.2 g, 1890
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15

6oOo Tickets, ut dollars each, is 14oOo
The prize of 500 dollars aforementioned, will
be aligned to the alt drawn blank.
The drawing Of this CIats will pohtvely COM
mence on The twenty 6rR day Of 0@o5er next, at
B9R0H, and continue from day to day Sundays
excepted) until u fhall be complcteG.-The prizes
will b paid by the venders cf The tickets, without
deduttion.-Thofe Of 1odollars and under, On de-
mand and all others, III thirty days after The hf
ihAlI be publiihed The flares IN the canal, mills,
&c. will be conveyed by the proprietor, and fnih-
ed without any exPence TO the holder Of tbs prize
And all prizes not demanded within tx mout rs
from the publilhing the tit, viii hc deemed gen
erOuAy given to the,prOprietor 0i the lottery.
EPHRAIM ROBINSON
SAMUEL TINNEY, Managers.
NATHANIEL PARKER,
EXETER, Ne7vbam65Ue, iag4F =, 1890.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15

A P'raasa.t arpoy sf JH Ilon Ae 2 aziL j5y Leg
boy7 peri f5 LJ5a') b1ss ben fp Y jy FealJ J.ql
u bs Clrly Jlgf aai 7,e 1y,iystaf Cy-77 TJe eoryy
z0li nn1r f,o-7 f tToo l7aad 5yg, on 81 vcLiJ 7ul
EH1 MA ol5u sIlltah
Bottom, Sept 8.-Ariyed br;g All,1. Rieb,
Loaaon, dtyJ 81 qva5 originally trom CaH7,
aoa5 Jnt jp j9r a:iaAeati2H, and acquitted qyit5opt
TIL.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15

Propolas are JUN iFued for pubG, NJ bv fubi-rip-
ZION a American Romance, called DORVAL or
TNE SrEcurAroR-founded the varied evils which
have occurred in this country By the Georgia lpecua-
non. It is written by the author Of 94EI.-Sub-
ftiptons 7rcreceived at this Office
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15
990rnar(o.
MoNDA1-, SEPTEMBER IS, I8
-......@ZA 80 -.

= No particular Acknowledgment is at prerc1t dac
10 Corrclpondcnts Il il rather t1rry rejection on
tbe literary character Of Maine, that when almon cv
ery village the dRriGt BOATS OF loac one who ha.
paaed years in an Univerfy 1nyare ddpoied
avor the public with ingle lentence forgna matter
on any fubea whatever. II IS indeed true that none
are here found
"VJo burger onj 7p5o f5iy9, Jor L,ij5Eag hte."
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15

Port Of Portland.

The lchooner J'on Capt. Bagiey, Of this port, has
9een cap ured y the French, On ter Pafagg from the
HAVANA, home.
Al-3f ~ ~ 20. long. AL 70at as. big PHy Dovurs'
II from Koaaeln7t for Mutjnieo -aL zyaA
4" 23aiql letter fle tlat Lt SJ17y y. he u S jJoarsy
I"P'Jsg 2 guns ant ZIP capture july Q TIE FyeqeJ
P'01eer II A:Ie Il Io gins and ~ Ind july 49,
pL"'eat5- f'e"'5 PrVar F1beau at guns aai 90 men,
CIff. Tyo4, u bs Coqpe7e.t Lz5 eabtuys4 j F,ea.B
trt.b.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15

D2l7. ea4 Z7y4 drunk y To7yH EIesf1g
L.r5-" can't re TIE Chairman. p1' can YOU 2'
Dun Not re tLe Chairman Dammc Ice t7got''
IP5Ald p1by.)
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15

Mr.. Corr, one Of the American CommiIioners for
pduaing claims, Sc ag3inR the Brtfh government
arrived il London, July 8th
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15

Nefs'-AH fFe13t fF3t aGiqg4il5I TIM aie1 n tn
1Alo7g Fsvay EIlb WiAan5 IN Jsn he Joya9BJaE yI,d
a71 .y5ire{ ~ t-r5 Loyl.
From the z5d June to the 18th AuguR, we had uD-
wards oi hundred X on hoard, mott Of which were
Yellow Fever cafes Our ftuation in thi, gloomy
period, vas hortid beyond delcripuon-I may gjvc
you lOmc outlines when more NJ lclurc
Yours, &c ]. PARK"
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15

SCULPTOR AxD STONE CUTTER,
R EtPecttully acquaiut8 the public,
~ y that he has commenced buInels III Federal
street. near the head Of FifhS Sreet where hc las an
,ilat1 anoItment Of Connecticut and Quincy SLATE
ri ONES tuable for hearths, lambs, and mantels-
Ano' IOMB-SCONES and GRAVE-STONES.-Iikc
WIS, few Italian MARBLE TABLE SLABS
Portland, Se5t rs, 8oo
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15

jThe following ooncire character Of M DUNDAs, is
from a new Political Pamphlet
"To enter into detail of this genrleman's
political and private character would fwell
volume. We thal draw il in miniature Ali
his public actions have been wif. All his pri-
vate a9iona honourable, benevolent, focial and
kind He has ever bad the glory his country in
view, and The real haPpincls " mdLkind. He
has that dignihed mind thaJ al tie petul9nt arts
of the opponents Of 6cial order can never rufle.-
Like great general il The field Ne Is always
.coIle5ted and cool; and he has this wonderful
felicity Of eloquence, the refult Of Al ardent and
lound under handing, and liberal manline(s
of heart; that al parties li1en with the mott
profound attention TO the clear and candid
Speeches Of Mr.. Dundls."
The following recipe has been found very
srhcaciou5 ;n the diltrelling d(eale called the
Hopping Cough:
"Take fmaIi handful Of garlick, and
throw into quantity Of melted lard, perhaps
half pint, and after boiling It tii the itren9th
T Of the garIi-k IS got our, rub the f,Ies of he
Child's feet every few hours. The eE-tts have
E fometimes been aRonilhing."
Il A foreign npblem1n las hid before the
/ Board of fagriculture paper On tie manage
ment Of Cows, from accurate calculation in
which II appears that keeping cows in the h7ule
Il Is more profitable hufblndly than paGuring
them in the fields as is commonly done. Upon
inquiry, the Board has found that this practice
i has been common il the neighborhood of
i Leeds, aad the gentleman who has undertaken
10 lu~vev .hat diltritt has for fomc years kept
f his COW, in the holle upon red clover ard rye
gril during The Iummer months. They are
put out to q imail park il the eveningafter milk
Ing, 10 the convenience Of getting water, and
ted up il The hlule early II The morning. One
E acre oE clover has been found To 20 as far III
this way " two when PaGured. More milk u
produced, and the quantity of rich dung made
IN this method, Is luPPoleI w oomPenlate the
additional trcuJl- of cutting and bringing in
the graf. ILon4o4 P93r.l
"The Ingenious Dr. Moore, in his lat pro-
Goction, iult received Eom London, o5lerves,
inhIs wonted and happy manper, that 'thole
who marry in fpite of dillrke or Indifference,
will frequently by h1JH acquire kind Of afFett-
ion for each other, iuf As thof- who cannot
afford eiaref, take psrt, pr perhaps Parfsr !;
which, though unpaldtable az frlt, becomes lels
and lels 70 BY patience and perseverance,, and at
laf toler1bIy luits ther tate.
Thoie, on the other hand, who de(pifng
. All other confideratioDs, marry from love, and
j itparate looR after from hatred may bc com
pared to people, who are 70 fond Of claret
thar, without thinking Of the price, indulge ii
4 e1ceHcs, which create dilgut and remorle.
But, the author adventurouly adds, am
70 framed that if | lhould venture on matrimo
ny at all am convinced would choole TO nix
the fate Of the cL7rt AIaksrI."
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15
C9mm9lgeahb Of Ma0zcbuJett5.

L2Mn9A1Cf2Lfb 9t MayacbYlettJ.
YORK, ii.
a Il a Court of Common Pleas, be-
A o. gun anJ held at W4terborough, within and
ior thr col"ty of Iotk, on the fourth Tuefday of
au+4f, h..nE the twanty-Gxth day Of taid month,
"a. ID. 1890
OK the petition Of TRISTRAM ToR-
DaN, iun. and DANIEL GRANGER, trader, both
ot PsPbsreLd9ro22g in ajd county, ihewng-That
my are nt-reit-I IN certain tract or parcel Of
Land htuated in PePPer6llborough af0ref4id, ad-
joinmE land poii-Ecd by Joel Sawyer, John Saw
yer, and others, commonly called GoOdwu's TUT
tnat iaid Jordan owns and Is tti7ej oF two thirds
Of iald lot, and th1 fad Granger one ninth part
of the iame, ln common with other perfOns tO he
petitioners unknown: which proportions they are
dehrous of holding in ltv1raIty-and praying that
the lame may se l-t off to :hem 10 hold in lv.raty
ORDERED, that Gaid petitioners cauie
the iubfance Of their flid petition and this order
thereon, to be i0ierted In the Portland NewfpaDer
printed by ELEzER A. JENYs, three weeks GIccer
IVtY toe Idtt publication To " tr;rty tavs w
leat prior to the next term of IN Court. IN ".
htld at Blddetord, within and for fatd county of
YORK, on tbs Ian Tueiday of Ott06.r next TO
the end any perion or perlors urereRed therein,
may then and there appear, and {hew cauIe, II anv
they nave why the prayer Of the ta.d petition
Mould not be granted.
Attct' DANIEL SEWALL, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15

Capt Strrro4r Potter Of Bottom, has been aE
pointed Lieut.. in the Navy Of the u. S.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15

iThe following ooncile character Of Mr DUNDAs is
from new Political Pamphlet
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-15
= = l-sl

Dl6D-Ar NovsIouceaer, MT. P-ylsy S-ry,ey-very
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15
PUBLIC SALE.

On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inf.
at II O'Clock in the forenoon, viii he
fold to the highelt bidder for Calh onIv.
as 1t is to fatisfy debts, on che premifes.
The new fini.hed corner
HOUSE and LOT on Prince and Alfred
ltreets, 80 feet front on Prince and 60 feet
on Alfred freets, fubjctt to an annual
ground rent of 10: 10.
AJ|o, nj The /ame Hue, q
A imall Tract Of LAND.
containing 7 acres in fee, beng ore mile
ard an half from he town C Aicxspdrga.
on the turnp'Se road leading &c Lce.bne,
ana extending 70 the Co cheiter Rod. -.
lhIs iaodwa flryeyed in Novonber Ian.
and laid OH into iour parts to luit ii. par.
cnaiers 2 plat whereof may be fen at
Mr.. P. G. Maraeilef's prcvious.to the
tale. SARAH REDMOND, Exrr,x
= Ct 6e sqqte Of I5a. Resmsud, dse'A,
'0' eo3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15
THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
SINKING FUND.

RsEheT E/j,, ..,t,nt
baf ',, Ys op: 8 a. /olIeS1's'
t,o~,zed ~, w. D., ~ nave Deeh au-
ranorr &c IT, - oieile''' 10 the1f
- far - .ho 60, : - o., % i-sel''osr' 1855,
are f,,lv dat,; LA, n' ., oeql conpie'eo'
-y . ID - III .l'1 report or the Be-
dared tbo 80 'ns 'I e 20 rms Board
~. al =, 49,, - Vein: O Novemoer'
cers &c ,slo - ,le p'oeses'lhss OF the Oil
y,;cI, srs hara 80 :, 'hsfelli re'erIea TO-
- - bs 1n ra ns@.a sla'.l'I.t5ea and pray
- 1@ - N ~ 'n.s report.
px>cxut 1AllV L. 10 " Ai<D'
Nrovc,,Ia r'" = -, 'De sS1@'S' pro- femfo'e.
IN 1000
zzp sr,x~,o~, ~
rDssx,s 10 ~ y ~. I reG/&;y rfI?eeft1ly
;sp TX, s, ~ ''s osm~"1I0@ffS q ne o'4@1
Tb sa - uolc
J1,;tod s,atas .i''.s' o. Tue i'ent OF the
dare ~. ths lae rs,,o n1.al l'&oe llilce the
nth DIV of naclr o. - oo''s'els OF the
the l,ms Of the Car;+l, LIZ sI92i' . ana t aI
purcha1ed and tra"ffsslo ,J'oeN heretofore
preient year, in trua for the United States.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15

Revering the eminent virtues, and ad-
miring the wife administration of the i'm
mortal Patriot Of Mount Vernon, like
neis of that luxurious chief is affixed TO
the head of the ALEXANDRIA ADvrR-
T1sns To the departed neighbour of a
CRY, which almoa views the nodding
willows OF his late peaceful abode, this
tribute is,the leaa they could bcfow.
S. sNoWDENs q Co.
Aex0ndr1a, Decembey S, 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15
Dolls. I,5.6,224 Sc
76e,5s7 s.

Making IN The whole all equal anaoant
10 tile re.lnbuIyroents hefor, a,.af;-n.l
here retna led IN the hauds of .hc irea-
'''fer OF ne Dnircd ststea, IS ag@nr 3. he
:, 'I'u u Iosn-ni.ii'a,eis, on tne twenty
ntfn day OF re pscfent m3ath, one fun-
a'ed ana axfy nine shou@arl and lshry
ieH'I ooilaf3 ato io1r cent whicitwilh
me S'oN'ns produce Of otner appropriated
'ui1ds, VIII De iuficie.. ior the rei.no uie-
nenr, at the cloic Of the pref.nt year, Of
tae .izth infalment OF the tx per cent.
,tock, bearing prefent interea, and the
ninth inilalment of the fnbfcription loan
Tor ttock Of the bank of the United stares.
which acknowledgements are required TO be.
made by the nth fiction OF the a4 Of
congress, patled on the sd of March, roc,
herein before mentioned. -
All which is mott respectfully fub.nit-
-ad hv -