davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
To fbs Hossvsbk sbs Senate ssd Hope az Repre-.
e.tafises, u 0tsera' Court aGsmJlsd.

)ssfnices, n 0tserai Court altu5lea >
HE Petition Of the inhabitants of Cape.
l. Elizabeth in the County of Cumberland
humbly ihews-1'hzt at Court of General Sci.
fons of the Peace for faid County held at Port
land in Oaober lat, road was ordered to be
laid out rom None.fuch Bridge to Portland
Bridge that part of faid road, for the extent of
about half mile runs through fwamp which
mutt be caufeyed at great expence, and thar
the whole Of it together will probably eoh the
town nearly two thoufand dollars. That the
faid town is extremely poor, and totally unable
to fuRain the expence Of making and maintain
ing iaid read. That the faid road does not &C
commodste the inh ,bitants of laid town at all |;
will be of no uie to them, but an additional aud
unreasonable burden to them, as the road is laid
out wholly to accommodate :he proprietors Of
faid Portland Bridge without which road in
this place would never have been contemplated.
Your petitioners therefore pray that your hon.
ors would relieve them from the enormous bur-
den which the order of faid court of feliions has
laid on them that the proprietors of fad bridge,
who arethe only perlons Immediately interelled
and benefited by faid new road, may be obliged
to ddffay the etpenee, or that fome other llep
may be taken to relieve your petitioners as in
your honors wirdom may be deemed bet. And
as in duty bound, will ever pray.
ca: i H.,..::.. ~ ,,, ss a an, s,. a.
ROBERT DYER, gen" i0f Losoa
n MARk pYE IDsDAS' "a s& @'srga r.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
In Senate, Feb II, 1900.
ON the Petition OF the Inhabitants of Case.
Elizabeth, in the County of Cumberland NAV.
Ing to be relieved from the expence of onrn;no
a road ordered to be laid out b. The Court of
General SeiGons of the Peace COR fa;d County.
from None ideh Bridge to Portland Bridge
Ordfrsd, that the petitioners cauie an atteited
copy OF their petition, and this order thereon, to
be Puoi'ihed three weeks fucceflively in Jrsks'
GAZETTE pr .nted at Portland, the lar publica-
ton 70 De .nirty days at leaf before the fecond
wednc. .day of the fri fsflion Of the hext Gene
raj Court, that all pe,fons intereaed in faid pc.
. tition may then appear. and NEW caule if any
they have. why the prayer of iaid petition ih0u!d
not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, PrsGdmf.
| In the Houfe of Representatives, Feb. IL, 1900.
Read and eoncured.
EDWARD H. ROBBINS, Speaker.
A,,y1-- EDWARD Nc. LANE,
Clerk Of Senate.
a LII perfons indebted to ANDREW
l ~ p Fsosr, by bond, note account, are in
formed that unlsf, they ieied within Thirty DAYS
| the fame viii be put in iat, wihsut further notice
a.P. FROST.
Fs,~.ss, FsS. Al, 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
-
Marine .ssa Articles.

Port of Portland.

Thurfday laa, arrived brig Polleys', Jehe
Town mater, of Kennebunk, q days from
Mar,ini,o, and z6 from St. Kits. On his out
ward bound pagage was taken by French
privateer ard plundered but was ioon after
retaken by the u. S. brig Eagle.---Lefs at
Martinico, fchr. Sally, of Old York, Timothy
Grove mater, to fail in few days brig Pol
", Capt Drummond, of Kennebeck, to fail Tor
Charleaon in days.
Friday laff, arrived fthr. Friendfhip, Capt
Stephen Chapman, IS days from New Provi.
dence.-Left there ihp George and Harriet,
Capt. Laing of Bolton, from Liverpool,
rs days paihge, in driarefs brig Packet OF
Portland, Captain B. Shaw, all well--carried
away his fore-top. maa and fprung his main
top mali. A number of Americans had lately
put in there in diiirsis FEB. ~, ipoke lehr.
from St. Marks for Baltimore.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
ID. .TobA6n.

AT his Store in Fore Street, has for fale, the
following CATALOGUE Of BOOKS:
DAUL 4 Virginia, Elegant Fables,
Il Saunders Journal. Telemaque, Rep., to VIII
berforee. Romans in Greece, Wrongs of Woman Cor
,isan's Travels, Plseue and yellow Fever, Conliant
Lover, Count Rumford, calvinfm Improved Stronp's
Sermons, Griffith Letters. Browns Elements, Co
lumbar Sougner, Echo, Rows Exercifc,, Crafyille
Abby, Companion, Edwa,d de on religion, Affections.
MeFingal. Perry's Spelling Book Edinburg Difpen.
fatory, Cooks Voyages, Columbian Orator, Iones'
Book Keeping, Maufy on Eloqnence, Martens Law
OF Nations Wsfhng,ons Letters, Gurneys fiort
hand, Beauties OF Hoines Remarks on Daniel and
John Beecaria On Grimes, &c. Bair's Sermons, Cox
View of the Uniied States, RoufIeaus' Eloifa Amer
can Coat Pilot, B4rueis French Clergy, Jachin and
Boaz, Mores Geography, Chon-fcer, or Apparirion-
cit. Adveuturer. Rambler, Guardian, Godfmith's
Animated Nature, GoldImith's Enays Village CITRATE
Goldfmiths England, Godwin's Political Junce,
Crandmafon on light troops, Chsmbaud's idionhs La
liam Nun, Kahn, Elements of Criticfm. Laws Of the
United States. Milot's General tIflory. McEwen on
the Types, Monthly Review, Morfe's American Ca
zetteer, Monroe's View, Pike, Arithmetic, Rafelas
Rsi1el's Seven Sermons, Porneys Grammar, Somer.
vles iticaltranaetions Smith Sonnets. Sternc.
Sentimental Journey, Science of Life, BriIot's Com.
merce, wonderful Story Teller Aiken's Letters For
dyccs Sermons, Little Jack, Botanic Garden Saun-
tons Embahy, Galla'in on Finances. Mu6cal Mfcel-
lsny, Adams Latin Grammar, Singing Books, Baohsn's
Family Phsfcan, Evena, Gil Bafs, Neckar on Re.
leion. Studies of Nature, Naval Gazetteer, Helvetc
Union, Murray's Grammar, Joan of Arc, scuthy's
Poems, Marflias Gardening LOCKER Oh, Well Br d
Scholar, American Accomptant, vndicasion of Divine
Providence, Botanic harmony. Catherine of Rufia,
Zmme rman National Plide, ormand, Weiland
Arthur Mervin, campbells Journey, Caroline of
-LitchGeid Juliet Grensillc. chaptal's cheminry,
Callen's Practice Bruees Travels French Revolution,
Meellaneotis Pieces Prices Sermons, Female Review,
Cfberhe on Female duties Voneys Travels, Chinefe
Empire, Preddents Speeches, Bibles, TeaAments Palm
Books &c. &c
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
Rcrtlano,
MoNDhr, MARcH a, 1900.

NH. JERKS,
1T ought to be known to your euaomers
ard to the inhabitants Of Maine in general,
that the
Honorable CALEB STRONG, En-.
is the only candidate for Governor, who will be
Imported by the federal n,erea at the next
election. 1t is to be hoped therefore that the
electors Of this diarif, who have the intereR of
the federal government, as we'll as that of this
Commonwealth, at heart. will UNITE in favour
of the Hon. Mr.. STRONG. He is pcrfonally
known to but few in the Di(tria of Maine
Edt thofe few can with confidence allure the
electors, that he Is man of the 6r0 talents !;
remarkable for his amiable and conciliating
manners; for his found and independent pokt-
teal principles ;-fpotlefs character for integrity
and morals and jealous and fncere profef.
Tor of religion. He has ferved the public in
various respectable offices for more than twenty
FIVE years, the lalt of>thich was Senator of This
Commonwealth in the Congrefs of the United
States.
He was induced to retire from this honoura-
bic and respectable Ration, by his love of rural
life, domeltie happiness and the delightful but
humble purfaits Of agriculture. He is perhaps
the only man ifthe Commonwealth who will
IN all refpeets fapply the place and repair the
iofs of the late truly excellent Governor Sum.
xss. While he was a member of the Senate of
the United States. he was JULY eneemed man
Of the frt influence and talents at that board.
His popularity throughout the Weaern and
Southern parts Of the Commonwealth will in
Ahre him univerfal fuffiase in that quarter,
nd the people Of Maine will certainly not be
o inxssensive to their interea or character as TO
<hrov away their votes upon any candidate who
win not be likely to fucceed-For they may rely
spss a. SjAs. abas III tie other federal essdslaas
Ssse Or siR ryss r. es1di Z" ts.petjtioa sui~ Mr..
SrRoxe.
81 AN ELECTOR.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
A,aeHeaq Canal Lottery.

THE Legislature of Nsw-Hampfhre having II
their Lite felton,. paed act authorizing saud BloS.
Efq to rae tbs fun OF nine houfand dollars ~ Lot.
terry, for The parpoie of compietu, Canal by Amo-
keak Falls on Merrmsek river; he lubicribers duly
appointed masagcrs confnrmaby fad az now offer
the public rho following
SCHEME of the FrR and Second ClaGs.
FIR z CEdSS
To conif of 5000 Tickets collars to be drawn all
prizes follows
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

1000 81 nit, -oor
~ The Prizes to be raid i IN he Firm Clafs
Tie d5egs eft qao,f, on dmeEsag FaRs. H in
eoysnsies qvab tie f1id5lrsx and Patuetet Csual,,
10 open q1ssfr contamination from he ip'eri0r ayts
Of Nsu Hamtsis 70 B,qou ass Neso5wy Pert.
yor f6s conveyance Of country produce and ,p5sr e
every kicd, but particularly ar ID, very Important
article Of /f,. aDaod = Fram ibe great a9o7u.epu
sobieb eoW accrue 70 tie public jrem tie completion Of
kee suorks, be managers at.er fte;ipss tat their
7iekefs svU meet p-om and exte.frs ale; f5>y are
therefore detUninedt to eommenee daeuisy OF ne Ef
cioyg above exhibited, On TIE ,7d day Of 9pra Hsxf
and Of fbs Isfsss en- tie a7,b day Of M, jshosvag.
At fbss ei3Dr ecN be reecasd BY Sveyai o,sr,, tie
Manqsers are diermiasdD sbi;yoe be ufrs2Q SING
faahty ~ tie Performance Of tbr engagement, and
TO complete de byae5 @ey baus undertaken, uitb III
The 6ipascb fbat is.imroytancs qpiX aamt
EPHRAIM ROBINSON, ,
SAMUEL TENNEY, Managers.
NATHANIEL PARKER.
NIB 1bsyffy.2a,es IN tie arcl. ia eas5 ofhs
a6oVe elas,, sOW be vs,ay conveyed BY tbr p,op,i.
tor. FREE ofah charges IN completing /aid Cani--or
be epWo5iSate binfy ope, 70 i6e,e. qv,, ,eaR a,evo
them, 500 dollars eafh IN fsvo yra,., ss,,b iafys6.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
NOTE THIS.

an psrjsns boiding Books belonging TO
1enks's Circulating Library, are re-
queJfed TO return them in SEVEN days,
unls/i they .vjb to be eonGdered as pur-
ebajsrs for rsalSns ,obieb 7viI bs,eatier
be made knos0n. March cd.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
A Ii pcrfons indebted to ANDREW

4 y p Fsosr. ny bond, note account, are in
formed that unsf, ,hey ieed within Thirty day.
the fame III be put in fat, wihgut further notce
a.P. FROST.
Fs.rsss, FEB. IL, 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

At bis Store in Fore Street, has for ale, the
following CATALOGUE Of BOOKS:
DAUL & Virginia, Elegant Fables.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
Pbilanibrobic Lottery.

The drawing of this Lottery is poponed until the zoth
OF March in order give time for iuch arrangements
as iha'l ender The drawing perfectly satisfactory
IT A lev more Tickets in faid kottery arc TO be
fold at faid ofcc Thole who win, for chance, there
fore rua apply foon, as theie are the la to be OBJ
tanned here
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
SECOND Glass.

To eonif OF 5000 Tckes at dollars: two prizes 70
three blsnks-pr;ze ca "A clIo.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
Lottery Office.


L.. A. jerks, has commenced the
eltabliihment of LOTTERY OFFICE in Portland for
the iAle OF all fuch Tickets the Legislature fhaI
permit to be io'd in the Commonwealth. The price
are intended to DC paid at laid Office.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

Public tokens Of rcpea, to the memory Of
WASHINGTON, were manifeaed on the late day
of mourning. in almoa every town and village
Of the United States.
At WELLS.
A D;feou,fe was delivered BY the Rev. DIR.
Hemmenwsy.
IT K1NNEBUNK,
An Eulogy was pronounced by MIR. George
Washington Wallingsiord.
1T FALMOUTH
A Dieousie was delivered by the Rev. Caleb
Bradley.
A Difcourfe was delivered by the Rev. Mr..
Stone.
NJ CoRRAM.
A Difcou,fe was delivered by the Rev. Caleb
Jewe,t.
At NoRTHrhRMoUTH,
An Eulogy was promo unced by DR.. Anmi r.
Mitchell, Efq.
A proccflion was formed and an Grafton de
livered by John Cufhman, Efq.
At BRUNSWICK
A Serman was delivered by the Rev, Ebenezer
Coffin.
IOoW1V0n, reV"0'J e.
Agreeable to the recommendation Of the
Prefident Of the United States, an mutually
large number of the inhabitants of this and the
,neighbouring towns, aGemb ed at the Meeting.
hcufe in this place, for the purpofe of expref.
fling their grief and miugling their tears of
unfeign-d love, gratitude and refpeet, in com.
mon with the united Millions of America, on
the death of their late beloved and ever 10 be
refpedcd fiend, Gen. G. WASHINGTON.
Tho the Inhabitants in this diltria are not
numerous, yet a very Respectable number Of
free and accepted Ma!ons adsmbled, and form.
ed prcce6ion in nafonic lille, to the Meet.
ing houfe- where, after an Introductory
prayer addreGed to the Throne of Grace on
this melancholy oecaGon, pertinent, fpi.
ri,ed and we'll adapted Grafton, eulogizing
the fublime virtues Of their departed friend
and brother, was delivered by brother THuxs
TON WHITING, with his uiual elegance and
oratorial abilities-conoluding with an affec.
tonate and imprefive addreis to the malonic
f,ciety, and an earneR Recommendation for the
imitation of his virtues. The fcene wa, 10,
unattended with tears ard heart fc!. eff ,Gon.
Of fenGblity from the audience"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
Nasal Affairs.

Capt. RuGell, IN the Herald floop Of war,
has captured La Mutine, French cruifer, OF
guns, and 6 men-which has arrived at the
Vineyard.
On Monday arrived here from Newport,
fhip Two Eagles, prize to the u. S. frigate
Bottom, Capt. Little.
The prfoners on board the Two Eagles,
have arrived at Providence
On the 18th Jan, the Contribution, Of "A
guns, Capt. Talbot, was fpoken in the Victim.
dia ATTITUDES, all we'll She was cruihng for a
French flip bound for the Havannah.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
DartmoQtb College Lottery.

few TICKETS in the Sixth Clals of this Lottery,
which 70 commence drawing in few daysat Portf-
mouth, may be had above.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

gait and rigging about their ears am hap.
py to FAY that our officers and men b.haved
like americans during the whole action. and |
have only to iamen, the lois of ore man who
died Of his wound, mex. Gay.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
SALIM, FEB. Al.

Arrived here yeaerday, fehooner Trial, Cap.
tain Tate, from Martinico and St. Thomas.
Sailed under convoy of the Pickering. Ship
Richmond, from Batavia, to Philadelphia, was
taken by French privateer, after battle in
which feveral of the men were killed the man
at the helm was cut to pieces after the fhip had
furrendered ihe was retaken by Britfh Fri
gate, and fent to Matinico-A Capt Win0ow,
taken by the French. and retaken by the Bit.
in, in Bottom lchooner, lies forely wounded at
Marsinico, the French canibals having fhot him
through the breaa while he was getting out the
boat. IA vefelt In Of them Americans) re.
taken by the Britiih, arrived at Martinieo. while
capt. T. was there.
The brig Randall, Bofworth, Of Kennsbunk,
failed from Belfaa Nov. Sd. having on board
the crew Of the brig Polly. Hathaway, of Ken
nebunk, which had been wrecked on the north
eide of the ifand Of Moulty.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
For four days paf3 The French Treaty
has been before the Senate, who have been
engaged in reading the documents that
accompanied it, which are circulnitantial,
and which are part in Englifh, and part
in French.
The following are its principal FrA-
TURrs.
/. The infrument is denominated a
CONVENTION.
2. 1t begins by laying aide for the
prelent, and fubmitting to future negoci-
alton and explanation, the obligations i'm
Poied by the treaty Of ITS, and by the
coniular convention; declaring that in the
mean time thofe acts fhall be of no avail.
8. The period of its continuance is un-
Limited.
4. 1t directs reciprocal reRitution Of
all national armed fhips captured by each
nation.
$. 1t indirectly admits the fhips Of war
OF each nation, with their prizes, to obtain
admifion and afylum in the ports of the
other.
9. 1t declares that the citizens of each
nation ihall recover from the citizens of
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20
Alexandr7a Adveytllsr.
SATURDAY, December 20.

a letter from captain Shaw, Of the
omted States fchooner Enterprise, Of
guns to friend in Baltimore, dated Phi
.aadelPh'a, December IL, after mentioning
.s slle return OF health, which had ful1ered
ION Weft-India climate, fays "sI am
ppy TO inform you Of my good fuccefs
~ me Wet Indies-I have in nv laff
I T taken 10 fail of veHels, made 400
r,oa Priioners, killed and wounded s !
naa5 , ,sken A. pieces Of artillery and 1 So
thai 7 ~ nv m,u1iquetry-which is really more
'1'o could have contemplated.
kers n ,s.e London paper fays--Paper-ma-
TIL , NUT make hay while the fun fhines
coa e paper which they fell for a7s q ream
mua y ~ at Paris. AT peace. there
= nigh duties to protect their trade.
fooIisl1ss. sa few ' dsv. celebrated sa London
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20

the other or its government, all huff Dc.
mands, excepting property either coufjcat.
ed or captured ON the ocean xuder uot;o.oI
authority.
7. 1t declares that in cafe of declara.
ton OF war by one nation, the citizens Of
the other ihall have twelve months to re-
move with their effects.
8. 1t e1tabliihes between the two mar;
ons the principle that free bottoms make
free goods.
9. 1t declares that veneIs of one ma.
ton, failing under convoy, flall NOT be
iubjeet to examination by the armed lhips
Of the other.
10. 1t conGderab1y dirniniihes the lift
of contraband articles.
The Treaty 7vitb France having been
Previouily printed for the ufe of the mem.
bers, Mr.. Morris moved on Wednefaav
the adoption of a rule, enjoining on the
members fecrecy in The CAFE Of ali future
treaties and fbe proceedings tbereo., unleis
1t ihould be otherwile directed by the Sc
nate. The motion made did no, in the
leait affect the proceedings of the Senate as
to the Treaty now before them. On thi.
motion the Senate were equally divided
and the Nice-PreGdent gave his eating
vote againit it.
The reafons for rejecting the motion,
we underfand, were that the time of of.
ferlng 1t was improper, as it might tend
to impcach the conduct of the members in
the initance OF the treaty before them, re-
.Pecting which there had been no fpecial
injunction OF fecrecy, and becauie its pro-
viiions were improper in themlclyes; it
was alledged by thofe who voted againa
the motion, that the true principle would
De, that in all cafes of treaties in which
the PRECEDENT recommended ecrecy, the in
junction ihould exit until revoked by tn
Senate.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20

who has arrived at New York, !. the
bearer of this account.
The brig Amiable, Calender, from
hence to Leghorn, is taken by a French
privateer, and ient into Algehras.
WATER Works.
We und<yRaxd, that an experiment, in
bart, 4vas yelferday made on tbe operation
oftbe Wat<r Ws,ks conf,uAed in ibis city,
BY Mr.. Lafy0be. NE arr baty in being
srtboJfSd to fase, thar their .1uece/si 6.
quaI to The public exbee7atiou and that
fbemsf falutary and g<e:fal xfeds may be
anticipated from The geuerui operation Of an
iua,w1ion, coaeeiv<d zOitb ingenuity, and
and executed 4uib equal /agaeily and
etpheatiou.
Ship Belvedere, DoGon, batavia
brig JaGon, Webaer, St. Kits; James
Stewart, Davis, Leghorn; fchr. Neptune,
Jones, St. Kits; Little Robert, Dolby,
Havannah.
Ship Terrific, Brown from Havannah,
has arrived at Reedy Iland.
Snow Robert, from Londonderry TO
this port, is caf away on the Iriih coaR-
people faved.
The fhip Little Martha, Of Philadelphia
from Charleiton, for St. SebaRians, has
been lent into New Providence, by the
Andromache, and the fchooner Polly, of
Norfolk, by the Lion's Revenge.
DECEMBER II.
CLEARED,
Ship John Buckley, Wilton, Cowes;
brig Aerial, Paul, St. Croix; Efperanza,
Hunt, Currocoa; Rambler, Sherer, Lii
bon; Express, Gardener, Antigua; So
Phia, Talbut, St. Kits; fchr. Eliza and
Katy, Gardner, Tenerife.
Capt, Brown of the ihip Terrific, in
rs days from the Havannah, informs
that he failed from thence in company
with 4 fail Of American ve1els, among
which were briggs Fame, lGrolh, for Bal
tinore, Friedfhip, Harvey, for New
York, and floop Sally, Remington, for
this port, left there ,thip Hero, Lanby, to
iall next day, fchr. Peggy, Coffin, in
or days, fhip Good Friends, Earl, and
iehr. Felix, Davidfon, to fail in 4 or
days, all for this port.
Brig Tryphenia, Arnold, and fchooner
,lare, Toby, Of and from this port, taken,
iert into and liberated at Nailau, N. P.
nave tlnce arrived at Havannah.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20
r E P O R T

Of The commiIFone,s of the fuua nav
Pegfons 0ndb1lfpay, buyixnxt tn the at
t.r tbe 6etfer government Of The May of
THE Onit<d STATES. Read. in The bouE
of re1rs/satafives, December z, 1900.
In purluance Of the act, entitled &C An
act tor the better government of the navy
OF the United States" the lecrctary of the
navy, the iecretary of the Treafury, and
the fecretary Of war, respectfully report to
Congress
That on the 3oth day Of lure, 1900,
there had been received into the Treafury,
the fun of 1850 dollars, SIS cents, be-
ing the proportion of prize money, 70 far
as the account had been rendered, then be-
longing to the United States; which fun
they have caufed to be inveAed in flock of
the United States, through the agency of
George Simpfon, Gather of the Bank of
the United States, Except the fun of z
dollars, 7o cents, till remaining in his
hands.
That fnce the goth of June and prior
to the If of.Oetober, the further fun of
GOA dollars and 81 cents, has been re-
ceived at the Treafury, and is now to be
inveled.
That other fums have been received at
the Treafury fince the 1T Of October,
which will be applied in the fame manner
as directed by law, as foon as the forms of
Office would admit.
On behalf of the board,
BEN. STODDERT.
City yfWg@ixgfo~, NoV. IS, 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20
Fre1h Raifins and Currants
for Sale, by

-, IS~"S.UOGs
Who has (as ufual) general aiiortment of
Wines, Spirits 6YGrocerles,
VIZ. Jamaica and w. I. Rum, old Peach.
Cogniac and Bordeaux Brandy, Holland
Genevs, Irifh and Country Wh;ley. a
few pipes Of old Bill Madeira, four do.
London market do. 1o half pipes , year
old Port, 30 quarter caiks Sherry, pipe.
Ienefifte, 4 pipes Catalonia, and few
qr. cahs OF Liibon and Malaga Wines,
Powder, loaf and lump Sugars, Molanes,
Spanlih Honey, Salt Petre, Copperas,
Madder, Race and ground Ginger, Pi-
menso, Pepper, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves,
leas OF the la'eR importations, Fig Blue,
GunPowder, Patent Shot, L.eiper ard fia-
r1i'ton's Snuff in bladders and bottles,
Alum. Indigo, Pearl Barley, S;arch, lon
don brown Stout ard Porter in bottles,
Almonds, fpinning Cotton, Hunter Pipes
III kegs, Olives, Capers ard Anchovies,
Chocolate, Rice, Muitard, and Spanifh Sc
gars; all OF which will be fold low for
Cath, Country Produce, or on time to
his punetual cuifomers.
Alo, -Jfv< likely, firing
KENTUCKY HORSES.
On liberal Credit.
l0pce:,1hor YC~o