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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29

There is nothing eaGer accounted
for than the different effects which have
been produced BY the prefent and laft
election for PRECEDENT. At the
latt, the democrats were frultrated,
and their candidates excluded from the
chief magiltracy.-ARaults, window
breaEngs, &c, were the confequence.
In the preGent election, it appears,
that the FederaEfS have been difap-
pointed. What is the effect We have
no rioings, adauIts, or CONNEXIONS
A AUDIBLE and peaceful acquiefcence
iS universally nanifelted. Phil Pap.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29

The French are about TO raif-, BY fu5icrlPt'on
fplendid monuDent to their famous a6or IRE
vile, whom they call the Rolcius of the trenca
Rage. Ii is to be in the Cemetary Of BeauVas'
where P'evile is bpYi>d.-They expect contn
buttons from all the actors IL Europe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03

a, very jealous partizau Of the pfclent 40
sriniaratiou; but It did nor occur TO one
tha, he was capable of baieneis like this.
AsThe faction, iiuce came into my prsfent
E5ginss, have been extremely bully IN cir
c5isting all forts OF falfehoods refpeSting nc.
They may ref aTurcd that their efforts oi
this kind are frditlels; that il they were to
print volume per day sgaiuH me, they
ibsll not hinder the Publication os tingle
fyllablc which think fit fo- the peruial of my
felinw citizens. / proFefs that feel mysclt
highly fs,isisd al the appearance OF theie
multiplied and miferable fabrica,ious, bccaufe
they convince me that have not labored
in vain for the information of the public !;
tina, [ an as mDch feared aS am hated,
by the robbers OF the nation.
If an idea 70 nonfrous as that of promot-
Jag an African conipiracy Can have cntered
into the head of any white man, he mutt
have been FsaeraFg; FOR this plain reaFon.
An in(ury-6tion, at the preient critical mo-
meut, by the negroes OF the iouJhcrn States,
would have ,hrown every thing in o confu
lon, and confequently, it was 10 have pre-
vested the choice Of electors in the whole.
or the greater part OF the States to the
fouth of the Potomac. Such a dilstcr
mutt have tended dire6,ly iuiure The iue-
RET of Nr. IeGerfon, and TO promote the
Render psBIbih.y o. iecond election of Mr.
Adams
90 not. for my part, believe that any
whi.e perion whatever was C ncerned IN the
blhaefs. But if the country contains one
msn capable Of conceiving fuoh project, it
correlponds, in preference to the character
Of any other pcrlou, with tha' Of Alexander
Hamilton The theoretical ineendiary Of
Pt;iburg, and the grand Patriarch of Anne
ricsn calamities.
JAMES 7. CALENDER.
Richmond Jail.
Oaober lit, 1900.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03

aAlities.--whea he (who wa 4 cooper By
trade, tho' for wars co nmandsHl of laio
company of guards) was announced VIC.
rim 70 the yellow serer IN Hartford lsl fun.
mgr, the papers, under the inlueaee OF ma
jor J. Caldwell, !t,!cd him Only Captain Day }
ihouid ltep forward and clear aia,ielf from the
rcproach and Aigma By thiS bargain, attach
ed to his character. BleCcd order and
good government.----!& g;5 gaEa Jdnaio 49,
fi5st a Laerymif
Can men of integrity and found difcern-
ment longer admire, why the citizens Of
Hartford ihcuid he 10 federal eyeo 10, as
that devoted city ihould be e1eeued aud de.
nomina,ed-ths .fst az j:,.erai CORRUPTION.
Yet this fame Caljwsl Is row an E.
lessor of an Eie6;or for PTefttnt of the
United States bus if a democrat was 70
have done fuch i trick, no woald !. have
rung through the Union. as iubi.me trick
of fwindiiag.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03
DAVID AUSTIN, jun.
New-1aven, sept 9. 1900.
(PbA

4 He fubfcriberS have on hand the
following ARTICLES, which they viii II low
by Piiy-ie Sale, vi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03
COMMUNICATIONS
Dear Sir,
Doaor

Doaor - has jut returned from
his tour through the Eaitern States, sod ia
forms n that he was at the commencement
a, New. Haven, when the Number OF clergy
men convened inl PRED him with elevated
hopes oe fome produ S}ions, worthy luch a
feli-crested fynod-But although politely
Introduced to many OF their private circlee,
with che right hand of fe!lowihp from df-
iercnt chambers, and attended their public
exhibitions, ne could plainly perceive, that
he in,ereR of John Adams, & Co, lay near
er their hearts than the advancement Of the
kingdom ofour bl=a.d Redeemer.-Hc was
at the proxy election at Hartford, which was
but forenoon town-meeting, which 70 his
furprife was held at Presbyterian meeting,
and he houle proGi;uted to political intrigue
artihce. curning, and party.
The election was conteitsd, and the fede-
raliits obtained their choice-the republicans
fad that the magiRraies and con&ables were
like our Jurors, deeply intereR:d, and ryfent-
ment was in1amsd, whca Goodwin pubia-
ed his ineer'nEs and vauniings, and promii-
cd rich diiplay Of the tricks Of the demos
---and pubIihed one under the motto of
Cheating play never profpers. "---It pro.
duced the following narrative, which IS told
in many circles in that city, as vsrifcstion
Gf the Iril1im ----t That there are lrjih~
men of ali nations. ''--and rogues aud cheats
of all parties.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03
JOHN NJ. s 9EPPARD.
Richmond, asp,, -, 1900.

We whole n-r'e ere h-renn,o fubGc-i}ef.
have long besn4ccua:a. Ell with mr.. " .t',-al
Young, iivirE uesr,he Brocs, u hs a,igb-
bourhood OF Nichmood, land Tome OF rs
are ms aesset ue;ghbours) have 20 h,G.5-
tion il isying, from that acquaintance. how
fepGble we are OF the alturd,y Of che report
laid to De in circulation ~ cor.eqaence OF
Tome con'eiiiona GRADE BY one OF the negroes
ia,eiy e%eco,ed for cooipi,aof md infurfe-.
ton Mr. Touog's dependence was %; =
ciPaliY upon the labor of h.ie people zod
las character as nan ard as : ctit,aru.
preclude the mott diHaoy probability h Z
an iniu'rrcsion OF INC layss cou'd ev,rll
'he nighte& d-srcc, be countenauced By
him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03
Far tie gRGINf4 aRCUS.

VARIOUS report, having go into CIR
cu'ation from foole eenfeiloas made by onc
Of the negroes lat ~ eyecsted for coufPira-
cy AID iniursetlioa aeaia0 theis owasts. q
the country in general in this quarter one
OF which ID this, that theie.psoP's held tae'f
meetings at my houic 10 c1h.slf upoa their
diabolic'i plot. This prelnras !, q probs.
be NUT have taken rs rife fra,n fhis Ct
cumltsnce, VIZ, Previous to SunJsy the
foih OF Auguit, had giyea leave GO oae
OF my negroea - have funeral oSst ha
child on tha, day. Early 90 the fans day
| tar'sd, ia company wiJh c5ot. t5snr,
Qua'les, and Mr.. John Wdlispioa, 10 tre
SuiPher and Swec, Spring', and did uos re
turu until the ao,h init a. nighi. which
was as ioon as | could reach nome aftsr re-
ceivIng information of the in,endsd iafarrec
tim. But am informed there was l-'gc
co.lsSiion Of sgroes, which 10 ufual OF ihoie
occaaons and it appears from he Jeitiuo
NY OF lone of the wi,neTes on he triais,
that after the G-rmon was over, that ! part
Of them retired TO my fprins. AMI there did
chooie fomc Of their officers 20 profscute
their plo1o And whereas iuch reporys may,
where am unknown, operate TO my Prcju-
dice, uuieis placed in It's proper ligh, have
therefore deemed i, bu, iuaicc to myfslf,
to lay befose the public he following CERT
icatcs, which 1 truis will remove every un
favorable inpr,ilion which may have been
made agaiGd me by faid rspor;s.
WIFI Il NnITH"H
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03
AMERICAN ENJOYS.

A letter received in London from Paris,
of date Augut 7, Rates, that the Amer;-
can ENJOYS make no progreis in heir expla-
natl ms, aud the two republic are aot ike
ly for the preient TO be better Tecouciled.
la addition to this, gentleman WHO came
padenger in the Hoard, intorma that he
was Ia Paris about the ut OF Auguit, and
thlt 81 tina time our ENJOYS had made eve
ry prepAr ton, aud were on the cve of de-
parIure from Paris, to taxi peE-ge home
in the uuied States friga,e Por,'mou,b,
when the ara confui requeRed HAT they
would top Gay or two longer. az he had
iomethiug further TO communicate.
IN. 4, Com, do
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03
From THE MESSENGER"
Printed at hszv- Hzvsn, C9gaedieat,
AN AMERICAN pROPaEr.

WemoriGlto &c prEjea.e5 10 tbs GsRerqi .@Gm
bly, gf fbs Sille Of Co necticut, NJ fteir iey-
Eons Il New Haven, IN Oa0LsT, 1850,
oENTLEMEN,
a / pc Tod when ths Rreng,h OF
the atelman, of ,he Phnolophe,, and OF
the Divine, is employed IN an invenigation
of the ultimate idue OF the prelent M ite,i-
Gus prOvdences, you will not be dipoed to
pronounce the communication cut Of ime,
that ia nov p5eiented 10 you ---rhoic, OF G.
very clals, who have travelled together 10 ia
yeiiga,ion agree In their report, tia, the
tunes ave Gogular and shat the womb OF
providence is Big with fone aupendoue
vent.
The prefer, psPer Rates that fuch report
is rue char the object fought, and iuGly
expected Is the pacific smpi,s OF the Pr;aes Of
Psace tina, it is the prinesg ad7i;ey2ra;ien
OF rhe mighty Redeemsr, hat .s ogive peace
/ to the nations of the Eat.h and TO make
known 70 the foao of myn the ,nbienueut dc.
iigns of the mott high.
! Your Memoriablt 10 bound to fate, tina,
he is, by revelation from God, poheled OF
The Knowledge OF the means ordained to ar.
relt the rempet OF the prelen; national con-
vaitions, aud TO briog them o aa.e of per.
rnanent peace aud natiouai felicity.
Nothin is demaGdei 1ut u 90 peten' iup.
port upon the Ehcat.e Of European conf CTS,
whiia the operation is performing. The ex-
plot Car bs accompanied without endanger-
ing the fafety OF any nation, or the hfs OF
aHy man.
! No national credentials, or diplomatic feals
are requeted. The wa,ers ave 100 deep to
be fsthomed by common line; and ,he
tre0gth of The wheel too mighty to be ar
reted by common hand. Fuli lrial Of he
it'ength OF human policy, aud of executive
power hath been had Leaning on ne arr,
OF ,he Lord, and obeying the dictates OF ms
ble1ed will, the thing nall be dore.
Your Memorabilia, at leaii hopec, that 70
much notice of this application may be "a
ken, that in cafe OF doubt in the mia 10 OF
any as to the propriety of ihe meafnre, he
may be let at the bsr OF the houle 10 aufwsr
any interrogatories that any Of the members
OF the houie may think proper to put TO him
on the iubjeet.
|. DAVID AUSTIN, Jun.
y New-Haven, sept 9. 1900.
a very great curiohty has fallen into tho
hands Of the French at Munich. /, is a La.
TIN rrcarls IN folios ~ an olJ iquare cha
rac}cr, faid tot have been written by Pop,
Clemcnt {. TO 81. Jsmes the Apoaie. The
late eeaor Of Bavaria feiufed lion equal tc
3cooi. Ter. for il.
(PbH. PIP. J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03

WcmorioIto &c p'5jca.e 10 fbe Gsnerai N n,
bly, 2f fbs Stlit Of Co necticut, Ut fteir iey-
fons II New Haven, IN 0agLsS, 1850,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03
eaae =, ,rf ,.:ll t,,o,

.rs.y, ;s no~ - egSe +, sri y.:iI t,,os.
fuser des q i,y : eaIJyi sea- psIs ~. ~
! t. auys sEi,-@ iu ne ipferree' Ea,e 81.
. soatioa wiz, !s.cp 3 iaii-i .1r 10 re-,
Z now from eYerv canaid Mod, he br
81 ;cion at h1l Nolpg hsv'a. ne fp
"a knowledge me .roPqi-d 'aIury'cs5 ~
I0Hf MAYO.
Ricbn,ond, Sep en'ber z4;b; Goa,
ON Friday ,he oh day OF th;s month,
thcre were irudry caves executed ,4i'o Lsc
br n s. eriouiy eopgiEtsd ty thr eocr,y couss
Of Heuyico, Tor eoeis:rayy ;--Aneag O.
thers, was nan hy Jhe .ame OF Aictasl.
,he psoper q Mrs Isdih Over AfisS
arriving az the piac- of sxeoniion the Jssi--
fooero wee sG;sd generally il 'bsy Aad aav
plot they had engaged u, and Il any os
theIn knew al anY whre msp ergased ia
the aitair hoy al aclwcr,d in she negative,
hui ,his zis0 Mi7haSl, who, after tno.rcn,s
befifssiops anteeced, thai hc bad bssra
tone Of tae boys {ay. the, III, y iiiara
Young as capsged in i, as CsL.iel. .,to
was iaid - be ,heir co-nman6sr 10 chi. +, lad
informed them, aud 4s ioon as The .vo,f ,vss
COMMENCED, that he, Gabriel had MORN
ed then, ,hst Mr. Young would pay each
m9a five doi'ers to go on with, On ibis
feiiow's being aG,sd, do yes ever Ge or
hear Of mr.. Young being Prefeni ut say
meeting of the negru-s, he snfwe,ed he re-
yer had On this tured o Col. John
Msyo aud obiervcd 10 him. tiia. ( was i,c--
polihle that mr. IoJg could have ary
k .owedgc of ihe coTlg;rscy, acd thar
!houlJ At loon futPe8 any man whatever -
mr. Young, as coudiered him mau rat
not only of human 3, bUJ d uabiem il.sd
charaetsr,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03
"OUR ENJOYS"

Some wicked wit yeaerdsy fp7rtcd on
Change, ftory, that the u S. dip
Pot'fmou,h, Captain M'Neil ha ; arrived
in Nantaike' Road, in t0e hight of ThuTi~
day, and that early yeGerdav m rang the
Cor nitlioners had proceeded in the
fhip's BARGE TO Qniacv. The tory
erutted IFS hour" On the q CIV :
credited, doubted, centralized, & badly
Teaed where hundreds oiits prsdcceN rs
IN the fame fubjecf now ref.
(BosToN CEE.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03
- = d = " = = NJ
Henrico, Sept ~. 1890,

Henrico, SePt II. 1890,
AS many unfayoraple impreiIions appear
to have b,en made en- the public mind, by
erroneous repous IN circulation, reipe9ing
the drciara ion of a negro man ia,e the pro
peyty OF Mra Owens and who was execu,-
ed on the i2'h ine la this city, whole evil
dence, when examined him fc moments
before he died, mad a tendency 20 iupljcs.s
the Character Of Mr. william Young, 40 poi
telling knowledge of the intended iriurrrc.
ton OF the nsGroes. and abct,ihg them in
their oetigne agajut the whitcs, it becomes
m lone mea!uTe my duty, Ia iuRice 10 Mr..
Young, TO iay before ms fellow citizens, in
the opinions OF Tome of whom he MIGHT O.
therw!e irltain material injury, the fol-
loving itdtemeug Of the facts that occurred
on that occafon Having underGoad e.
yeral months ago that iervant of uius. bv
the name OF George, who had elopcj from
me- in the cou,te OF The iaA year, had 0eeu
ha.oored in the ncighborhood from whence
the negroes had come, WHO wc.e that dav
TO be e,ccutcd, Tor being concerned 10 the
late conipiraCy, aud Wiling II poli5.s TO
col!eGt ioms information Of ,hsm relue5t;ng
him. gs well "a 70 af,.-r,,;, .,ls,,,..
rhi.e psrion had g ,yss C.i,.l.J -
| concerned with 'bc negroes IN Projecting
| their plot, / rode 10 the circle, iornrd BY
he military around the gaIiowa, e. Lccp of
Ihe crond during The execution, and soQuir-
OF the criminals r-G rero. p inc, ,,,, C.-,;.,.
and upon getting no iaiorns,;o5n gbou, him
I proceeded 20 examine chen, on ,h, orhar
! fubise3. At fri. all G,e OF ,her, fiI. ~,
white man had sov knowisdo. of ,bs:r in
,enticns; but on cL(erviose he ,b,v. f-lIo,g
{ 70 freal. with Cone dspree or beGt,,:nn T
reminded him of the awful itustjon in which
he thsn was, and u-yed hin, 20, - 5;s 9Th
lie In his mon a, Coen hat 80 rscI;.3. if
he mug foeak he ,rutb. there was = cyhi,,
nan con. c-nsd with tbem--I s,ked bio, ,yfo
It was,-Le lad il was E8r s 3ckd.iI. e.
collrGiga that Mr. n, S,c,kJ-u l,hs
only psrlon Of the name had known in
this neighbou.hood) had been fo,pe years
dead, / alke6 what mr. StoekJlp Fla .h.,
appeared 10 have besn rrcolleainy binf,lf
and replied L" cot Mr.. S,oclf6l~ Mr..
Young. who married Ir S,ocka8,'. Gaer.
- siked him whas be had ever hears M.
Yougg FAY, or feen him do :, Had MIR
You, z ever ATTENDED any Of ,keir nset;no7
Never that he had ever heard of. Whv
thea did You icp2ofe him corceued ? he
laid hr had bsa,d fran ja,zs ofi5e boy,. thsf
! AR. Billy yang " 9 20 be thei. head man,
and Was TO fuyuial ihem with five d,ll.,7
i9go on upon AFTER putting rbs fame gusf.
tioo icgera times to him, though in di'r,r-
en-. haPes, and hia anfRero to them sl b.
ing uniform, viz. That he had never hesru
or fren any thing isom Mr., Young himlelf.
- a-dreaed myielf to iomc gcnsl-man
near IRE Il thIk 20 Mr. Sheppard and Oh.
ierged that was conidest ;he fellow was
under ,ome initial, and that nothing he
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03

notwithstanding the ceGation of hofil,iee
betaSen the Emperor OF Germany and the
Freach Republic very active preparations
are making on boJh iijss tor renewing the
war, If circumaances Mould unfortunately
render fuch mea(u-e indifpsnfble Mean
while, F ance is directing a great part Of
Its attention to tie Improvement Of is navy
that, if England fhould not be inclnded III
the peace which will probably iooD be con-
Guided with the Emperor, the Republic may
be able to make lone faud againa the niE
,refs of the Ocean on her own element.
Buonansrte has renounced all views of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ia Italy. Ia fpeech late
" delivered by him to the froviLional CO.
vernment Of Lom0srdy, arc theie rcmarka-
bic expeditions -" France contains 80 nil
" lions of Republicans, aud na,uralfrontiers
{" Of defence. Any ACKNOWLEDGEMENT be-
&c youd thele bounds would be her weakness.
g. She has no need of you, and l win you
81 f,ould have 70 need of France. For the
" preleut the Italian Republic will be form
" ed of the Hates Of LiguTia. Piedmont, aud
" he Ciisl2ine, &C., The creation OF
tbele iafuiale6 republics il thought to be an
ipGdIous mealue; and that they are plant
al with no other view than TO be the adyan.
ced guard of revolt and revolution
From one of our Ergliih papers we learn
that the Brtiih government has exprehed q,
the Emperor OF Germany z with Of being
INCLUDED 10 lie negotiation but they have
qigea him fnll psrmlfiion 10 conclude ie-
para,e treaty if p'eGed by cucumasnces,
sad nave even aiy,ied him to yieid az . mea-
fute Of expedience The Engtiih cabinet,
il - added, do not delpair Of reyiving tie
coalition in great viSor They hope to
bring the Emperor Paul again iu,o the var
aud Ibis iscpui jsutly aid 60 be the object OF
Lord Whitwor,h and SIR Home Popb4m's
Journey TO the Court OF Pe,er.bnrg
(Is,. ddv }
The following -scsip; has been found We.
~ effications in the dalreliiag diieaie called
the hopping cough:
"Take a Email handful Of ga'lic, and
throw il into a qoantiiy o. me'ed lard, per
hsos balfa pint, and after boiling 1t .il the
B,eoeth Of Tie garlic !, oui, rub the loes OF
the chid's fee, every few hours. The elects
have iomesimss been aRoHilhing."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03
(BosToN CEE.)

The PHILADELPHIA Gazette of the 24th
oft fays,--'' Government, we hear, have
iered troop of Federal horie, from Har-
pey's ferry, TO be aationsd near Richmond. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03

Mr.. Holland is eleaed member of con-
sref. FOR NJ ,rgan diRri1t, North C=ro!ina,
The returna from that tate are now Cum
plete, and the experimentation for the next
congrcis Rands thus
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-31
VALUABLE PROPERTY for. Sale.

SEVENhundred and eightyeight acres.
IN the county Of Hanpfhme, ON the wa
tiers Of Great Cape Capon, about 70 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 80 from
Winchefer. This land is full Of wood.
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms,
may be made, with SO to 90 acres ofbot-
tom, and rich high lands to each; and in.
the heart of the timber there is a fine. feat
for iaw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thoufand eighr hundred and for
ty-hve acres in the county of Ohio, on
the waters Of Grave and Fiji Creeks.
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pittiburg. Some Of theic lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities. of
rich bottom, and plenty Of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Ei1. the Surveyor
OF that county, will thew thefe lands.
One hundred feventy-fx and three
fonrths acres, within three miles Of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near It's mouth, md within s. 4 Of mile
of the River Potomak. This land has
about 70 or 50 acres Of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with z74 fine Iugar
trees on It from which, I am informed,
there may be made 5ooolb. of good iugar
annually. There are ALTO feat for GRIT
and law mills on it, equal to any in that
neighbourhood, and upon never falling
Hream of water. The upland is rich, with
plenty Of timber, and part under cultiya-
ton. This farm is well improved with
good orchard, houles and fencing, and
rented lat year for produce equal to fixty
pounds per ann. Mr.. Jofeph Butler, at the
Warm Springs, will thew it. Twill fell
all, or any of the above lands for cath, or
upon credit, or take.in exchange for them
lands in Fairfax County, or lots of land
in the city Of Alexandria, or the City of
Warrington.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-31
freih Kaliins and Currants

ffeih Ralllns and Currants
for Sale, by
Robert 3. Junction,
Who has las ufual) a general allorement Of
Wines, Spirits s. Groceries,
VIZ. Jamaica and w. /. Rum, old Peach,
Cogniac and Bordeaux Brandy, Holland
Geneva, Irifh and Country Whiikcy, a
few pipes of old Bill Madeira, four do.
London market do. IS half pipes J year
Old Port, 20 quarter cafks Sherry, s pipes
Tenerife, 4 pipes Catalonia, and a few
qr. caiks Of Lifbon and Malaga Wines,
Powder, loaf and lump Sugars, MolaGes,
SPaniih Honey, Salt Petre, Copperas,
Madder, Race and ground Ginger, pi-
mento, Pepper, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Teas OF the latea importations, Fig Blue,
GunPowder, Patent Shot, Leiper and Ha-
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, Capcrs and Anchovies,
Chocolate, Rice, Mufard, and Spaniih Sc
CARS; all Of which will be fold low for
Cath, Country Produce, or on time to
his Punetual cuaomers.
AZo, fve Akely, Nyoug
AENIUCKY HORSES,
On liberal Credit.
December 70, 1900. d
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3 q
Genuine Madeira Wine IN
pipes, hhdss and quarter caass, for approv-
ca notes, or exchanged for Tobacco or
Flour.
& / WILL SELL OR RENT
The Store ! have occupied for many
years paf, fituated on Prince -Strcct. Or
polite Col Hooe's. No aand in Town
more eligible, Or better accommodations
tor carrying on an cxteniive wholefale. wet
or dry good bufinefs. The cellar perfect
" dry, with door at each end, will
hold one thouiand barrels of flour; ZOO
barrels may be flowed On the premiies
without any Inconvenience to the occu-
pant.
Thofe deGrious of holding it will apply
to me on Merchants Wharf, where hall
IN future do .buGncfs.
VIM 1. HALL.
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Notice is hereby given to
the Stock Holders of the Bank of Alexan-
dria, that an Election will be held at the
Court Houfe in this tewn on the third
Monday in January next, for the purpoie
OF chooiing nine Directors Of laid Bank,
tor the eniuing year, agrecably to charter.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Caih'r.
Dec. I6 DIV
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JUST PUBLISHED,
By Cotton s. Steyart,
And for Sale, at their Book Store,
The ALEXANDRIA POLTTICAL and
COMMERCIAL
\ POCKET ALMANAC.
For tie Tear 1901 ::

III 1Oe ,1SNY 1901
Cotaining complete Calender; times
otholding the Federal Courts Of the Unit
ed Statesand individual fates rates Of
Duties, &c. Stamp Duties itandard for
receiving and paying Gold Poit Roads
Government of the United States; mini
iterial and coniular Appointments; Of
ilcers OF the Army; American Navy );
Revenues; Civil and Military Officers of
the Town Of Alexandria; Biographical
Sketches, sc.
They have ALTO a few Copies ofthe nee,v
Fiction OF He1uiug's Virgiuia ..5x,qiee, with
a general atiertment Of articles in their
line.
December RI. eod6t