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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16
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Ez,ra:s Of letter from EDwARB P5FsLE, Eiq. Coz.
tuander Of th= United states frgatc Efsz 20 TIE =.
o1eJzry ofs sic Navy, dared Match r5 $780,
S-R Tz5t BY Crf. sf Csof Hex
have the honor 70 Inf rl you, that arrived
here on the Iith init with the Eek Friqg.
under my commsnI. The manner ~ vhchf
h4ve b-tn received Pr ihe Admiral. Sir Rog-
Curtis, and the Goyera2r, Sir Georee Young.
has been honorable ~ cur flag, ald highly Al.
terisg 20 me.
The Gay after having Newport a fnow Germ
cane on, and We pared ~iIh the three meiehane
vclIcl, under convoy, and Oh The 9TH J4nuary.
10 q heavy gaasof wind, ~ iar. So q. n. long.
81 y. W. lclt ight of ;he Congress, DOT beng
able 20 cany fIl q keep ZIP viii her Tishoue
hazardng The l-f, OF nv MATS.
The z4th Of January, in Tat { O zS. NJ long.
zS, -, w. our maiomaR was diicovered 70 Be-
very badly fpfdn5 ba,weeG decks, every -rer.
Iicu q IS mad- 70 iecGle il, and CD the ash lhss
0bjstt was completed.
! begin TO fear fome accideaf has happened
to The Corgrefs. ard IF lhe dos NOT arrive "
the time arl ready for fez, I nall not wait
moment fir Ter, But make tie 5eR Of n,y var
70 The PoEr Of telinatiou, and, as the Eii-z is 4
remarkable tad taller attn III hopes u IeachR
IN feaion ~ aniwsr lks objects goYernmsot had
III view il tending roe CUT
The Briliih have fix men of var here: fouf
Of which are two dsckers, one frigate ana {
loop, Tome al which have lately re-aI esd froa
a cTuhe Of tbs ice Of France, after having
chl.e5 on thore, and burnt. I-= Preciuf- Frenca
fiEats, The Only one which tas French hal re-
uaiuiug Id tile lndil Seas.
The dly after my arrival, each IF the cao.
rain, Cf the ne1 az war waited Oh ne III bo1a
the Elk, wi1h their oosnpl.fnens5 cf conzratu.
lation, and Wa invited w cine with Tie a.
mir4l On the day following. I received III
fame attention from tie GCver13--Thev basl
lP7=-rcd 20 b diPol=1 la render every f.
vice 10 heir power, aud 70 make NJ G4y kss.
a. Pietitrt a. P3lI1ie-
have Jhia-dIy been Pfelenred vj,h a pag.r
trol BOMBAY, which Contails the order II
The governor Of he lie Ct Ersaoe. for the or
t5af5s7 VT ALL -1lsri--e ts-riy--I an told hets
the French have ieeer.i prisateers, a5out th=
Sire gifts az Sundts ans am III bpp=s tbe III.
Perlor failing Of the kEx wil enable ne To-
pick Up i2me Ut thras-EveIs e1zTtIon AsLl y
uied for thAt purPois.
A41 IL-4t1l c~&tIa lL 80 L -icN- CAPT FrE1.S4
Eft Batavia the ash u M1E,h, for the Straits
= Sunda.
The iaflmoas .T1n-s TbszsE- C1E=rdsr, has
been aTrdgned Ueiore tie Di.cut Court =
Rchmond, II. on I'D iucia1=1s for pub.aliug
the h5e las publication emitted, :. Tts brs5as
before Ivy Hi cCualzI with7d the trial d1l=r-
Fed, b., lhe application was oy-Truled.
= merchan, 10 New York IS flid 70 have
drawn 5o-oool. prize In The Euglilh Letter.
DT5D I'D this sowa, MI. Nsl5 Es,-s, aeed 6s.
Ms Nor Car. aesd as wife ol NIr Iaaa Ca-I.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16
BOSTON, TuSE II,

Both The Philadelphia Gazette AMI ,ae Auro.
"A, meation- thlt London paP.r of th9 AZ IF
May, vas bfoasht 81 Tie Aa,v-. The former
lays thlt il j. unier ioo1 to contain iat-il genc-
that Maasns, IN elde1voriag 70 ION up his
late v.dor.e', had experienced c'mnlete
change Of ior,uDe-aod be-n obliged TO a5an-
d-0 rs whole camp squPa5e to the AutriaQs.
The Aurora reports the contents Of this paper
4, Of al e1aaly OPqoi5e nature.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

AS IL i a work Of much 4bour and eHpence. y viii
be publi1asd after the EusIi;h manner "a Number,
each number 10 contain 81 pages letter preis-
Il will be inJed fac paper. wra '- tyPe u1d &C.
the O4.iir." ii this Propolsl which WET enable che
Editor to comprle the worE ii Is nUmhers, or when
bound, in two volumes - The Londnu edition wa7
IA three vo.ames and fold a eight dollar the Amer
edition pub Shed 10 -77, by Mr. Co66ett vas alto
in hree volumes. and fold al TX d0'l7rs
Il viii be delivered to lubcribcrs- 5hndion-ly tteh-
"a il blue Il IS cents each number, ID he paid Oh
delivery.
As may Ne neouvenieut for rtany 'rlOns, PaFti-
cularJy At ttsnce, 70 receive the work il Numbers
fuhcrpJons wall he received for tho work he tev-
cred boards at fnur du lars and City ceAts 5ouEd
aud iettcrcd use dollars
A ltvcurh BOOK gratis viii re allowed thofe p-rfons
Who may procure GE fubicrbers aad IA that proper
ZION TOR grea,er nuTher
IT he public fsem DIP fs4 TO encourage the pubioa
:iou il win he Immediately Put u pfels, and fniihsd
with an po65le dilparcL
subscriptions received bY y ~ RlT:H che P1bth-r,
" hs cfice Spring Lane. Bottom. and t the fever4l
'Rlok1orrs in town and BY the PJtmsfcrs and Book
ielIers IN The country. BgisE, J-Hs 5.
= Subscriptions for tie ab9Vs Fgsrk
S@-fss5 e Jsnks BookloFe-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16


Mr.. W.bGsr Of this city. We und-raanl, is en-
gagsj II completing the lylsnl ior ,h- untrue
lion Of youth, which ne began in rheytar I7S3.
He has ID hand Di1on,rY If tie American
Language, 4 work loag dace projected. huF
Whicl other oecupa,ioas have delayed till this
time. THe plan eontemPa ~ extends u a en- ali
d dionary Tor fchaols, o1e for The cou ltlng.
heae, and a large one far m-n of c.ence, The
6ra resrly Fea1 !oy he preis isoo.i 2 Aad
Jlir1 vii, rlqaire III. br- of io7e wears.
L Is found JhaI 'vNk Of Jais kini j. ablo
luilIy uecsllry, On acc-uar 81 co1Glersol- dt-
fers ,ces between the Anerican aud Ea1,i.h
nguage. NV circUmlaace5, new modes ot
life, ne y laws, new Ideas Of vs.iaus kinds give
rife ta new w5r Is, and have 4irsatg made nisnY
rnate,i1l differences between the Angulg= of
EagIa1d All arneri-a. Sa-vc new worIs are
introluczd in An-tica- and mary more new e IA
6c1tioas are anuexei Is wOr Is. which /. is ue
celery ID eGp,4ia. !. rrlb4b.e that er-r ~.1s
il she reoures oG "a IL ana the eccls.iAii-1 poll
tn, will dfnif ron the language IT America
f-yeFai huaIrei words wh.lh aSloag 70 the EnS
Hh. The d1Terenc-s ia The llacu4ge az fhe two
| Countries viii ,oo.ioue % multiply, aed ren tsr
| It u-c-iIsry hat W. ih1ul4 have D:-7iss1ris4 ot
| the lsas-fseaa Earggags
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

BRETESF H0JSs0 Of CJ5E5f1NS--sarI a
A NEsTsg= lron Lh= L7-1s iafo. = ~ tie
H0uIe, thar be Lords hsl asresi Ia'1h- bs'l tar
allowing the il.P. 'rt ltiol 0t good, from Asr,--
rcA !. .S=-lEl ~ Ions, wiz, II p = e..
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

esriisss- sf Try Sect r7i
Ce-fi asrsf &c r e 3f S-sssls-sriuss,
Il aniRf yau ir-tc tsan' ID ZION. 5 E1usl Eirafl
Efl IA whiob Ne declines ~rse a COuar1alonsr Tor
acrtaiang the toDndsry line het.Fesn ms stats and
ghg State oi Connecticut, which Srvic- he Mas ~p
pointed BY an A pafed on the SD March. iT9I.
Al i4tter pe i0d 7 app iaied Coun41onSr
90 tue fans purpoic Afhough fevesNl attempts h,ve
ecn made "a cuGaasnce the hu'fne ione accident hAf
in every sflace, preveused aoeg.ag o SEe Sansas
Eaners of the ssarca and am uldeF Tbs NJ
tAny Of 1eca'ug that leFsies
GALES sTRONG.
csssas- Cs--lsy. Jag. 1880.
Tae Bill Tor altering The ,ine for hrading ane
sfFhe Courts of SeGions and of Coalmon Pie4s.
Ia the County o. York. paGed GO be GRATED.
Tbs BaltoeKemPI ShsePicot' Tiyer frun tSe
operation Of certain 6.h-'l lass, PalI.d . ae
eRgfotIei
Agresaaly 70 ats {un,nf The Ffaute Proesedei
a. lie cAeiee Of two C'annilion1rs %. t4b.dt
sac lac between this Comnanw alth AMI TIE
State Of Cnnneeii1ut when JoHs HooKEE, E.q
and Lsvl LNccLS. Id. were choiea.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

Port uf Portland.

Clpt Thomas Waite ia he hsoue- swallow az tE5
port las Arrived ST. Thomas. He was captured u
hS Onward bound Paflgs By a Frcneh privaseer &C
rcisalrd at;cr rrccug board American cl9,sas.
who had bsen captured by tbs above Privzse>r and s
vlllrls condemned.
Arrived At WdczGe'. on SATURDAY IIh inf the foa7.
ri-rcc SI.isrs, = davs fr0a S rhozaas Trfph Decks
mailer. Sailed With sa Aaierlcsa Ecer hou4evar1
bound Captain Nathaa4i Foncs same rlEeag-r. asEsf
b-a2 captured hY the EseRch, c-rrs-a INTO Aartia
condemned. pluatcrsi ana robbed Of evesF thinF =
June ~, Fn 1t 81 I0. i0ag- 65 VT. was clD-uret by
FTsneh psiyaleer. sailed the Cas4gues, of CsaaJoups
mounting H. MN-s lli faAra, saving Upward. ui 30 MS
sster mannT0g PElr-s. which las bad captured hie
her cruife, Icing nut E8 LaF,- He psuaaersd nc e.
to0,e 2rUei-s. ana having carS0 Un board p-urrs
carries Put % beard "a ps'ufs A-lol aE 40 80
f1reas veiges WHICH W. "a CsprUFgd tas aass -
ana ,oa--smlnE Jhsm ~Sre fnau lazy. "a New-
pr. -E~l G-aE-E. -.l--t- 5a=lan-. -z -. 80
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

= merchan, 10 New York IS faid 70 have
drawn 3o-oo7l. prize III the Euglilh Letter.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

The United States frigat= EGez capt. Pre5ls
Eff Batavia the ash u MaF,h, ior the S5r1u
u Sunda.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

Tbs iaflmoas Jams T57zsGa Czl-r5r, b
been a5rtigned before tie Oicut Court
Kichmoad II. on I'D iuciau=at for pub,alr
the h5e l-as Publication emitted, :. 7-Es ersb
before Ivy hi. ccu1lzI with11 The trIal ual-
Tei, bIs lhe application was oyerruled.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08
BIZ JOHN ADAMS,
Proficient Of the United States of 44meyica.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS Treaty Of Amity and
Commerce, between the United States Of.
America and his Majefy, the King of.
Pruhia, was concluded and figned at Ber-.
In on the eleventh day of July, and in
the year Of our Lord one thouiand fever
hundred and ninety nine, by the Plenipo-
lentiaries of the faid' United States and of
His Majety the King of Pruiia, duly and
respectively authorized for that purpofe.
AND WHEREAS the faid treaty has
by me on one part, by and with the adj
vice and content Of the Senate of the u.
nited States, ard by his Majeay the King
of Prufia, on the other part, been duly
approved and ratified !: ,Aud 7vbereas the
notifications thereof, were duly exchanged
at Berlin, on the twenty -fecond day of
June latt paft: NOW THEREFORE, to
the end that the faid treaty may be exc
cuted and obieryed with punetuality and
the mott fncere regard to good faith, on
the part Of the United States, I do hereby
make known the premiies, and enjoin and
require all perfons bearing Office, civil or
military, within the United States, and all
others, citizens or inhabitants thereof, or
being within the fame, to execute and OBJ
ferve the faid treaty accordingly.
IN TESTIMONY whereof, have
caufed the Sealof the United States
of America to be affixed to thele
prefents, and fgned the fame with
my hand. Done at the city of
Warrington, the fourth day Of
November, in the year of our
Lord, one .thoufand eight hundred
and of the Independence of the u.
States-the twenty fifth.
IL. 81 JOHN ADAMS.
By the P,s/aaent,
JOHN MARSHALL,
Secretary Of State.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08
Nluable Property for Sale.

SEVEN hundred and eighty eight acres
in the county of Hanpfhire, On the wa
tiers OF Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 50 from
Wincheiter. This land is full Of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with go to So acres OF bot
tom, and rich high lands to each and in
the heart of the timber there IS . inc feat
for faw- mill. Capt. Daniel Rice Will
thew the lands.
Three t!loufand eight hundred and for.
ty-fye acres in the county of Ohio, on
the waters of Grave and Fifth Creeks,
near the river Ohio, and about SO miles
below Pittfburg. Some of thcfe 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 thefe lands.
One hundred ieventy-Gx and three
fourths acres, within three miles Of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near its mouth, and within ga Of mile
of the River Potomak. This land has
about 10 or 80 acres of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with 274 fine xgar
trees on it from which, l am informed,
there may be made 3ooolb. of good iugar
annually. There are alto a feat for grit
and faw mills on it, equal to any in that
neighbourhood, and upon never failing
aream Of water. The upland is rich, with
plenty of timber, and part under cultiva-
ton. This farm is we'll improved with a
good orchard, houies and fencing, and
rented laA year for produce equal to fxty
pounds per ann. MIR. Jofeph Butler, at the
Warm Springs, will fhew.it. / will fell
all, or any OF the above lands for cath, or
upon credit, or take in exchange for them
lands in Fairfax Couety, or lots Of land
in the city of Alexandria, or the City of
Warrington.
R. T. HCoE.
January IL, 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08
POST-OFFICE,

Alexond,1a, 1915 Mo-. 1900.
THE WINTER ESTABLISHMENT
Of the STAGES.
THE Northern Mail arrives every
day, Monday excepted, at 2 O'Clock, A.
NJ. and clofes every day, Sunday excepted.
at O'Clock, p. M.
The Southern Mail arrives every day,
Sunday excepted, at o'clock, P. M. and
cloles every day, Saturday excepted, at 8
o'clock, =. NJ
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08
War Department,

NoTrm6er 10, 1900.
THOSE gentlemen who have applied
tor military appointments, in the iervice
OF the United states, are informed, that
their applications with all the recommen-
datory letters accompanying were confun-
ed by fire in the War Office on Saturday
evening Taft. Thofe who continue TO de-
fire to be eonadered as candidates will fee
fhe ProPricty OF renewing their applicati-
ons.
SAMUEL DEXTER,
Secsetary Of mr..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08
THREE Lots on TIN

i,sgtor-areet, between King and Prince
Streets, ~ feet front, 113 feet 10 inches
dec One Of theie lots is bounded on the
fouth fdc by ten feet alley-the other
two have an outlet Of ten feet to fad al
ley. Valued at $50 dollars each.
Three Lots on the North fide of Prince
9reet, near the corner of Wilmington
itreet, 20 feet front and 100 feet deep,
to an alley Of ten feet, communicating
with Waihington-ereet-valueda at $40
dollars each.
A Lot on the corner of Fairfax end
Wilkes Streets, with front Of II feet s
inches on the Welt fde of Fairfax-ttreet,
and ~ feet on the North iide of Wilkes
freet-valued at $50 dollars.
A Lot on Wi}kes-Rreet, joining a 3
feet alley takencoff the Wet end of the
lait mentioned lot, IS feet front and 81
feet deep-valued at no dollars.
An haIf-acre Lot, or one fourth of
fquare, on the Welt fide Of Fairfax freet,
and North iide of Gibbon- freet. This
lot having fouth and eaA front, is valued
at 1000 dollars-fubje6t = ground rent
Of feventeen pounds one hiking per an
mum, but the rents all paid up to the 1T
infant.
An acre Lot, or halfa fquare, bounded
on the eah by Pitt-Rreet, on the north by
Wilkes-Hreet, and on the welt by St.
Afaph.freet. Twenty feet of this lot is
let out at one dollar per foot-fubjeet to
an annual rent of twenty pounds per an
mum, which isall paid up to the lit of Sth
month laf. This lot is valued at 1000
dollars.
To fave trouble, the prices of each Of
the lots are mentioned. The terms of
payment are one fourth III hand, one fourth
in fix months, one fourth in II months,
and the remainder in two years from the
eft of next month. Tho1e who choo1e
to make an offer for any Of thofe lots will
pleafe to fend their terms iealed up and di-
reeted to John Jenney Of this town, mark
ed on the outGde an offer for William
Hartfhorne's lots. The highef offer (if
above the terms here put down. to be the
buyer. Not lefs than five dollars for each
of the in,all lots to be received as an Of
fer, nor lefs than ten dollars for the larger,
or two Taft mentioned lots; and where
more than one offer the fame price, the
right to be determined by drawing lots.
After the 1econd payment deed and
good title will be given provided the pro-
perty be mortgaged for the fun remaining
due.
On the gift of the 18th month next,
the 1everal offers will be opened at the
Golden Ball, at II O'Clock, A. M. in the
prefence Of John Jenney, John Dunlap,
and Abraham Hewes, and as many OF the
offerers as choofe to attend, when the firit
payment will be received, and an engage
ment entered into for full compliance on
the part of the ieller.
A plan Of the lots is left with John
Dunlap, who will thew it to thole who
may pleaie to call at his fore.
WILLIAM HARTSIfORNE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08
WA Y So CROFT,
PRINTERS,

North E-Styset, near tbe General PgR-
Office, City ofWg@iAgton,
HAVE connected the Book Binding
with the Printing Bufnefs both Of which
they will execute with neatneis ard expedi-
ton.
One or two young men, Printers, ard
ore young man, Book Binder, will meet
with employ ment, BY application as above.
Alio, ore or two active Lads will be
taken as apprentices to either of the iaid
branches OF bufncis.
November 2o, 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08

m *sfs Ipreeb eoucladsd.y
eSSssexslem<x Of the Senate, and Gen. zen
- erie Hoa/< ef Representatives, 81
AS one of the grand community q "a
tio1s, our attention is irreGitibly DIN N
TO the important fccnes which furround s.
IF they have exhibited an uncosnn\n
portion of calamity, it is the provmce;6
humanity to deplore and Of wildom to a.
void the caules which may have produced
il. If turning our eyes honieward, we
find realon to rejoice at the Profpeet which
preients itfelf if we perceive the interi-
or of our country prosperous, free. and
happy if all enjoy in fafety under the
protection of laws emanating only from
the general will, the fruits of their own
Iabonr, we ought to fortify and cling to
thofe inftitutions, which have been the
fomce ofiuch real felicity, and reGf with
unabating perseverance, the progrefs of
xhoie dangerous innovations, which may
-diminifh their influence.
To your patriotifm, gentlemen, has been
eonfded the honorable duty of guarding
the,public interelts, and while the pait is
TO your country, iure pledge that it will
be faithfully discharged, permit me to at
fure you, that-yonr labours to pronesssgis
the general happineis, x;11s'~S1ssosaee from
me the mot zes .rg~,6peration.
JOHN ADAMS.
The following are the amendments to
the confitutionof the United States pro-
pofed by Mr.. Nirbolas on F,Tday, which
were referred to Menrs. Nicholas, Har-
per, Macon, Grifwold, and Evans.
RESOLHED BY tb< Senate and Hon/s e
Rebre/e utatives Of tbesU. States, fezoo
Thirds of Iofb bsn/es roncurring, M0t
sbe folgoacing articles be f,ope/sa to The
leg;Qafu,rs e,fth< U. States, as amend
naents to fbr Contribution IF tbs United
States
i. That after the third day of March,
In the year one thoufand eight hundred
and one, the choice Of Electors Of Pref
dent and Vice PRECEDENT, fhal be made
by dividing each fate into number Of
uiitflctS, cqudi " tAC iiuAiiuSa "a IieNeoio
to be choien in fuch fate, and by the per-
fons in each of thofe diftriets who ihall
have the qualifications requiite for electors
oft c,raof numerous branch OF the legiila-
tuaessf fuch fate chuGng one Elcetor in
4 the manner which the Legislature thereof
fhall prefcribe.
4. That the election Of representatives
to ferve after the third day Of March, in
the year one thouiand eight hundred and
three, f1all be by dividing each fate into
number Of dilriets equal to the number
Of representatives to which fuch fate lhall
be entitled, and by the people within each
Of thofe diftriets who fhall have the qua
lifcations requifite for electors of the mott
numerous branch of the Legislature ofiuch
fate, choofing one representative In the
manner which the Legislature thereof ihall
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08

In SENATE, Nov. II.
Mefrs. Tracey, Morris, and Baldwin
were appointed a committee to prepare~an.
anfwer to the Prehdent's fpeech.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08

The following are the amendments to
the contribution Of the United States pro-
pofed by Mr.. Nicholas on Fyzday, which
were referred to Mefrs. Nicholas, Har-
per, Macon, sGrifwold, and Evans.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08
Monday, Nopem6er

The Speaker read a letter +
Wolcott, Secretary of the
Eating that, with the approb]
PRECEDENT, he had determined
office at the clofe Of the year
ting, if the .houle deemed it
tigation into his official condu t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08

The committee, having take
into confederation, made repoT
fpeetful anfwer fhould be prq
PRECEDENT, with the ahurance
stention would be paid by the
feveral important matters fl
them The houie agreed to
and Mc4!rs. Grifwold, Nichola|
Craik, and Ilenderfon, were a
committee to prepare the addrd
The monitor & Wilmington repository. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1800-1801, 1800-09-20
AGRIcULTURALs

In The laf vola01s Of p4bers pub
GSed BY The Bah Agricultural Soci-
ety, potqfoe parf4gS are recommen-
ded 10 be pIaaffd: endfnRead ofca,-
ing large ones 10 pieces for Jeed in
the H(aal 2pay, 10 plaaf fb9jS maA
Potatoes zebicb ere generai1 tbyogcu
10 Tie 6Ggs, Gnce tiOm them a. Jfae
a crop can be obtained, asti-op eaf-
h4g5trOm h'rge pof4tosy.
The monitor & Wilmington repository. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1800-1801, 1800-09-20
NOfire Is Hereby Givea,
To the TRUSTEES of the PooRHoUsE
Of the County of Newcastle,

rs That Meeting Of the Bos-d will Be
held at the Poor.Hqufe, on the ft day Of
October next, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, atwhich
time and place il is hopsd the TruReea will
give punetual attendAncs. The Coke 6fors Of
the Poor 1ax for NewcaRle County, are alto
Notified, that the I'D payment of the fun be-
came due the 9Th day of this inRart 1t 10 ho-
ped that they will, without delay, difcharFe
the fame aud III fe who are in arrears for old
balances and the fra quarter of the current
year with the Treaiurcr of the Board, need
Rot expeet any further indulgence. All perfons
having any legal demands againa the Board for
iuPPlies furnlhed either by the orders OF the
IruHess, or by order Of the Oyerfeer Of the
Houie, are reqasaed to render the fame for
fettlement.
JOHN CROW. Sec.
Aug. 90, 1900 Iawtd
The monitor & Wilmington repository. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1800-1801, 1800-09-20
40 Dollars Reward.

or STOLEN, from the paRure Of the
fabfcrber, living in Mill Creek Huodred, New
cattle Couaty, (D.l. near the LancaRsr road,
on the night of Wednelday lat, the I3tk iRa.
II BTtgbt Bay Hoye,
Abaut f5s hands high, S cara old lait fpring.
has frall white fpotsin his forehead, add
lump or fwellipg under each jaw, oceaGoRed by
the diaemper, and remarkable lump oh bis
face, little below his eyes. MISSIONER will
bring home the hnrfe, or intern me where ]
fhall find him, N,a receive Ten Dollars; aGd
for the borGe and lhiei. The above reward.
SAMUEL LINDSAY.
Aug. 10 ~