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The Dover herald. ([Dover, Del.) 1800-18??, 1800-01-16
State Of Delaz0are.
secretary's Office, a4th Dec. %

SECRETARY olitNSS zfth INN' "
Afefed with the livelief fenlpility at
the lois which the people of tie United
States have fiaained by lie death Of our
luxurious and beloved fellow-citizen, 1t.
Gen. GEORGE WASHINGTON, the
Late PreEdsm--the Governor of this Gate
wifhes that all polIible refpett fhould be
paid to his memory, for the many eminent
farvices which he has rendered to his
country. And altho' grateful remem-
brance will be ever had of thoic virtues
and exalted talents which 70 conipicnonfly
difinguilhed him in a long ferries of pub
lie duties, yer the general fcntiment, on
This diarehing location, pcintingto fome
particular exprefion of the high fenie
which all feel Of our lofs, and the Go
vernon, uniting IN the public fympathy;
1t is therefore recommended to all
Civil Officers of the State to wear Grape,
on the left arm, below the elbow, as
mourning. fer three months.
By order IF fbs CovHnsr,
ABRAHAM RIDGELY,
Sec. u he STATE Of Dela7u0re.
The Dover herald. ([Dover, Del.) 1800-18??, 1800-01-16
ARTICLES.

Art. I. From the date of this conven-
ton all holtilities fhall ceafe between the
two armies.
:. The line Of dennarkation between the
iaid armies ihall be the line of their re-
ipettive out potts as they now exit,
:. The continuation of all works Of
ienive and defenlive hall be fnfpended
on both iides, and no new ones ihall be
undertaken.
4. The mounted batteries taken pof-
fehion Of at the Tlelder or at other poii-
tions within the line, now occupied BY
the combined Engllh and Ruilian army,
fhall be refored in the fate in which they
were taken, or lin cafe of Improvement
i'll their prefent fate, and all the Dutch
artillery taken therein fhall be preferred.
s. The combined Engliih and Rufian
army fliall embark as foon as pofible, and
fhall evacuate the territory, COATS, inands,
and internal navigation of the Dutch Re
public, BY the sotI of November, 1900,
without committing any devaliation, by
lamentations, cutting the dykes, or other.
wife injuring the fources Of navigation.
The Dover herald. ([Dover, Del.) 1800-18??, 1800-01-16
Vol. T..

quate compensation for many valuable
lives which nnlt havebeen loft, after the
object which has hitherto directed them
no longer promifed faccefs; and when
the only ,aceas which prcfcnted ihem-
felvcs of iecuring a fecure retreat were
thofe of reforting to the deGruttiye mea-
fnre of intimidation from the fea, which,
as it would have involved the inhabitants
of the northern part of this province in
ruin for ferries of years, mutt have been
highly repuguant to the feelings as well
as contrary TO the character and practice
of the Britifh nation. ref confident
that the motives which have here detail
cd will.excule me to his maielly for hav-
ing acted without writing for previous in
ftru6tions from home, and that fhall have
the fatisfa6tion of knowing that my con-
duet, in this refpett, has met with his
tnajelty's gracious appreciation.
am, &c.
(Signed) FREDERICK.
Right tlon. Henry Dundas, &c.
The Dover herald. ([Dover, Del.) 1800-18??, 1800-01-16
foreign gntcIigenca.
ANGLO-RUSSIAN ARMY.
LONDON, OCT. rs.

Lieutenant Colonel Clinton, aid-de-
camp to his Royal Highneis the Duke of
York, arrived this morning at the Office
of the Right Hon. Henry Dundas, with
difpatches of which the following are
copies.
headquarters, Scb4gea Brng,
Sir, Odobsr 20.
In my lait communications / have re-
prelented to you the circumstances under
which found it expedient to withdraw
the army from its forward petition in
front of Alkmaer, within that which it at
prefent occupies, and which | trult will
have appeared TO his Maiclty efficient to
warrant the mcainre, he leaion Of the
year which has already ahlmed here the
aipcct Of winter, gave mr., from day 10
day, additional reaion 70 aPprehend that
any attempt towards proiecution Of the
campaign in this .coantry could not be at
tended with Deceive advantages, Whit
the impoiibility Of covering the troops in
the narrow diAritt Of the country in our
poheilion during the winter, and the pre-
carious fate of flpplies TO be expected in
that ieafon, added to the conviction felt
that the mott Advisable mcafure to be
purified was to remove the army TO Eng
land an operation which, although it
might have expoled the army to iome lofs
in its execution, l judged in my mind
preferable to any other which could be
adopted.
Under this impreRion, and conGdcring
the ferrous lois which might enfae from
delay, | have been induced to conclude
an armiltice, in conjunction with vice
admiral Mitchell, with general Brune
Commanding the French and Batavian ar
mics, Of which the conditions are inclo(ed
and which, although they provide for de
liyering up large number of pri(oncrs 0
war, now in cur hands, yet trait vii
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07

No. 1919 in the Phlanthropic Lottery, now
drawing, drew the prize of 5000 dollars.
A lift of prizes in the Dartmouth College
Lottery, is received at this Office.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07
Marine 44 Articles.
Port of Portland.

7usiaay, Abna
nfti7ed fehooner Polly captain Cobb, from Jamaica
II days. Feb. as brig Fidelity Capt Edward Smp.
Ion Oh forfmouth, failed for the Bay of Honduras.
Wtdn5aay, ApyRz.
Arrived iehooner Sally e Mary, captain Ebenezsr
Crofs, Gays from ST. Thomas. Was captured BY
French privateer, and retaken by the Bruh frisae
DianEa. The Capt. mate and part of the crew taken
board the privateer and carried Sd Euatiawerc
well treated. Mach 40, fell in with an armed fhp
which fred feveral fhot without nnewing colors and
gave chace to the fchooner-but foon gave over the
chace and faewed French colours at ST Kits
fehr Benevolence, Ring, of WiicafTer. schr Hope,
Moulton, of Beverly. The Three Friends, of Bottom
from Southcaroina which had been taken and retakeo
Friday, AfvH a.
Arrived fchooner Sharon, capt. Robert Slower, az
days from Cape Francois. Sailed in COMPANY with
brig Pryal, captain sewa Tarpan, bound to Newhury
port; bat failing very dull parted with him 18th Of
March lat. rs, long - W. all well March ao rpoke
fehr Seafower capt Jacob Bradbury of this port two
days out from Norfolk, bound to Toba .--Same day
ipoke ieop Mary-Anne for Philadelphia, capt Thomas
Bnrneil, T. days out from ST. Thomas failed with
convoy-March ao lat 80, long. II. fpoke aoop Ran
ger capt. Blanchard. from this port, Ian from Cane.
Ann. days out, for Norfolk two DAYS before, cspt.
B. had taken two men from a wreck near the fou,,
hoal of Nantucket, belonging to Baltinore-Arriyed
at the Vineyard III Apr-failed from thence in Com.
psnY with about 80 fail of coasers and foreigner -
Capt M Warren, in fchooner belonging to this BORT
bound to Turks lnand, parted with the fleet in lat Al
Lett at the Cape about 80 fail, notify belonging to
ths iouihward. Capt Davis in fchooner Rocbuek, TO
iAi ior boon in ten days captains Saunders and Pow
efs. IN iehooners for Boaon fail foon captain King
aud Brown TOR Salem, 10 fail (oon brig Elizabeth,
capt. Hodge for Newburyport.
The iriga'e cs.eaasi0n ard S. fehooner Esentrss,
were eruiIns on the Cape, and had taken number OF
prizes in the Bite Of i.eov,ne
csp' Si0vy 'r1ja ibs slsssi,g aafs ef is nslt, 81,
Cafgsa's'if .--Bsgs da-a..r l5-a.s ss,i IS Der M
codFya ssi pr ssafsi. If POD -Bozras "a s.,. s,s
S6i'gl' A'. soai fv itssfssT --csgrs IS Ea-S.ga,
ss1a 10 '-@s'ses t'gb asl i,ssL sgsposi, =, s.s
JsDh r6a,
The Eliza. Smith. Of ild. par, has been ,,seo BIZ ,be
French, and reI4ken 81 the EaeEh '"N
schr. FAser'is, Jeaes ,.ss At Gonaiye. fel ..
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07
portlano,
MoNDAr, APRlz 7, 1909,

The foreign matter, communicated in this
DAYS Gazette, is late and intereftisg, and exhi
bis pretty correct fatemcnr of the affairs of
Europe.
No official accounts having been received
from Medrs. EJOorib and Dazzle, our ENJOYS to
France, fome apprehension is espreaed of their
flfety.
Every ponible exerton has been made to
expedite tie departure of the u. S. flip Portf'
ssoatb, with difpatches to France.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07
oRr1NoRrHrARMourH

dfr' s--arrived Coop Britannia William yo,,
rhsi'er '.om Gtesads Left there lz,h M.rch in
company with brig Nathaniel for Ncvvburyuor,
Left there iehooaer Hazard. Har,ly. to fail IN or
days Lat; as lohg. 81 fpoks fcbooncr Suan Barr.
lei. from f'ynouth, bound To- CApersaaess.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07

It no perion hall appear to diicharge
fad taxes, and all neeelary intervening charges, on
before Tuelday the 10th day of May next, at nine
of the clock in the forenoon, 70 much of fad land a.
la be futicient to dfcharee the fame will then be
fold pusc auction, the highel bidder according
to law, at the dwelling houie of Js1 Lilly, nnholder
in fad Gray.
DsAd at /au Gray tie ,If day Of Marss, n. d. 1900.
George Small, Collector.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07
THE ANNUAL TowM.MEE7YNG,

for the choice of officers, sc. is to begin at nine
o'clock this day. A very full meeting is ex-
peeted. 1t is hoped the people will not be
Inattentive when the votes are given III tor
Governor and Senators. When the qualihca
lions and merits of Mr.. Strong, as Governor,
and Menrs. Longftlloqu and DaUi5, as Senators
are tonlidered, il is prelnmed the free electors
will not be at lois for whom to vote.
II has been Infatuated that the late meeting of the
mechanic incre Of this town, fuggeed by certain
wouldbe Senatoys for the purpofe of influencing the
fusges. If fuch the fact is laing honor to the
town, that in q collection of between and three
hundred perfons, than one two indvidu-
ais found who wond revolt at the idea Of be.
coming the dupes of elcctioneerng intrigue Indeed
there j, much Acernment and independence in the
mechanics, who eompof- the great body of freemen,
dfafet them by the idea of having feparae inter
Ell from the ref of the community. The conduct Of
the late meeting affords uflicient proof that dema.
gogues facceed among thofe who in the habit
Of obfervpg and judging for themfelves
The Hon. Mr.. Walton, of Newyork, has
reGgned his feat in the Senate of the United
States.
Duane, Editor of the Aurora has been ar
raigned at the Bar of the Senate of the United
States, and Couufel allowed him.
Much damage has been done to Mills and
Bridges by frefhets cauied by the late rain.
Duke Alexander Paulowitz, has, it is faid,
formally renowned his right of fuccelIion to
the throne of Rulia.
Fyom Sullivan, Marcel 10.
"This morning few minutes after feven,
ilafh Of lightning truck the barn of Mr..
Francis Salter, OF this town, kill ed three cows,
and sumber of iheep +; the hay taking fire,
confirmed the barn. Mr.. Salter was returning
from feeding his cattle at the time, and was
thrown down and much hurt by the lightning"
No. 1919 in the Philanthropic Lottery, now
drawing, drew the prize of 5000 dollars.
A Lift of prizes in the Dartmouth College
Lottery, is received at this office.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07
FOR SALE,

To the Honorable The Senate, and Howt
Of RsprsjentatiVss Of The Communicable Of Maj
jaebsiSit5, in General Court agtmbla.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07

THE nonrefident proprietors of un.
l. improved Lands in the town Of Gray, are hereby
notified that the fame taxed 10 the bills committed
me the iubfcriber, collector of the town of Gray
aorcfad for the year 1879, coleet the REFLECTIVE
fums following, viz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07

DIED-In this town, Mrs. Polly BsAzaR, aged :
wife Of Mr. James Brazer.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07

COMMONWEALTH or MAssAcHusHrTs.
Ia SENATE, January IS. 1900.
On abe Petition of JosnrH HowARp
and others, inhabitants Of Browned in the county Of
York, praying tina, fad plantation may be incorpora-
ted into town:
ORDERED, That the Petitioners caufe
aeed copy of their Petition with this order there
on to be pubiiihed three weeks iucceihvely in the
Portland Gazette, publiihed by ELEzER a, Jrsks the
Ian publication TO be forty days at leaf before the fe
cond Thuiday of the rt FELTON, of the next Genera
Court, that all perlons nteroite1 may then appear
and thew caufc f any they have) why the prayer of
faid Petition fliould not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence
SAMUEL. PHILLIPS, P,sfissf.
IN TIE HSys Of Rtp,5safaiss,, Jan. Is, 1890.
Read and concurred.
EDWARD II ROBBINS, SpsaIg.
True copy-Attsa.
EDWARD MLANE, ClesS sf Senate,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07

A Houfe and Lot,
N. E. fide of King-freet, to be fold.
Inquire of the Printer. March 10.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07
NIMROD.

WILL ftand this leafon, the ele.
w CANT horfe called Nimrod, upwards of fifteen
hands high--Said horie will ftand this feaion at the
table Of the fubferser in N1ysusay--excep, the fol-
lowing days. viz. May Sth 6tl, and 7th, at John Mil
likns, No'ftys,su0S6 9Th, 9th and 10TH at Stock.
bridges, F,epsrf; a6th. a7th, aSth and a9th, at B.
Hammons, Pa,i 3oth and sIfi, at ]. Smiths, No,4va,
June 10TH 9Th and 18th, at Mi.likns, 10Th aud aoth
at stoskbridges.
Terms, dollar and 50 cents leap,
dollars the feafon, and dollars to warrant foal
Ilrael Smith.
NsrggiUsyfy. Ma,s5 a9b, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
traitor on the Etate of
Capt. WILLIAM STANwooD,
ate OF Bras0ik, III the county of Cumberland, de-
ceaied aud has taken upen hmfef that tru by eiyino
Bonds as the Law directs He therefore deGres ali
perons who have asy demands on fad Ella C. to bring
them IN for ettlemen, and thofe who ar Indebted to
make payment.
Elilha Williams.
B,ugEOit, May.b Ia 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07

To the Honorable The Senate, and HoAje
Of Reprejcntatpss Of the Communicable Of MAJ
Eaebulsif5, in General Court aDcmJha.
THE. Petition of the lublcribers, in
l. habitants of the plantation of Brownfeld, in
the county of York, in the Common wealth, humby
fhews-That your Petitioners greatly ncommodrd
by reaon OF their prefent unincorporated ftuation-
That they unable legally to aiIefs and rafe
money for the fupport of fchools and the miniry in
fad plantation. That the public lands therein. viz
two College rights, lchool, mnaerial and patronage
right each containing $50 acres, arc Undetermined
may, with IMMUNITY be trefpaIed upon and injured
are unproductive and uaappropriated the feyeral
purpoles for which they were dehgned and granted.
That the prefcn uation of your petitioners fubjeefs
them to the aforementioned. and many ortser incon
veniences-deprves them of the inemable privileges
enjoyed by the inhabitants of incorporated towns,
which grievances only be redreiIed by an act of
incorporation. Wherefore your Petitioners pray that
the plantation of BrSwnhed, originally granted and
according to the plan herewith exhibited may be in
oiporated into townihp by the of Decor, and
be entitled to all the privileges therefro natur ally
fulting and in duty bound l,all ever pray.
Desemtsy 40, II. d. 1899
Jofeph Howard, Timothy Cibfon,
William Wcblter, Jofhua Ame,,
Amos Door, Timothy Chiffon, Jun.
John B. Miller, James Howard, Jun
Samuel Mansfield, William Lane,
Jonathan Gibfon, Jolhua Snow,
Francis Klmbali, James Bean,
John How, John Lane,
Zadock Wright, Ala Ofgood,
Zechariah Gibfon, James Howard,
Dudley Bean, Samuel Mansfield, jun.
David Millen, Wilton Howard,
Daniel Tyler, Thomas w. Wood.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07
TAKE NOTICE..

TAKE NOTICE.
VIE Subscribers, appointed Com
Il miiienefs by the Hon. JoNArHAN Bowman,
Eiq Judge OF Probate for the county Of Lincoln, TO
receive and examine the claims to the Eflate Of
EBENEZER EMERSON,
late OF 7ssbau, in faid county, physician deceafed
reprelented inisvent, hereby give notice, thar fis
months are allowed the creditors of fad eate to bring
in theE claims and that they viii attend on the buff
nefs of their appointment at the houle of CrpvoN
WALKER of faid Topham. on the lat Monday of
March, and the 6rf Tuefdsy of the five following
months, from to o'clock in the afternoon.
Jonathan R. Parker, :
William Wilton, ''""D''"'
TcBi5am Afae5 i7tb, 300,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-12
Valuable Property fer Sax.

SEVEN hundred and eighty eight acres
III the county of Hamp!hire, on the wa
tiers OF Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 80 from
Wincheiter. This land is full of wood.
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farn,.
may be made, with so to 50 acres ofbot.
tom, and rich high lands to each ard in
the heart OF the timber there is fine feat
tor faw-nill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thou1and eight hundred and for.
ty-flve 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 thele 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 ti,efe lands.
One hundred ieventy-iix and three
fourths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon.
near Its mouth, and within ga of a mile
OF the River Potonak. This land has
about 70 or SO acres of rich bottom,
notify IN cultivation, with ~ fine Eugar
trees on 1t; from which, l am informed,
there may be made 3ooolb. of good fugar
annually There are ALTO feat for GRIT
and law mills on it, equal to any in that
neighbourhood, and upon never failing
itream OF water. The upland is rich, with
plenty of timber, and part under cultiva-
ton. This farm is we'll improved with
good orchard, houfes and fencing, and
rented lah year for produce equal to fixty
pounds per ann. MIR. Jolsph Butler, at the
Warm Springs, will {hew it. | will fell
al, 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.
R. t. HOOE.
January *. roo.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-12
War Department,

N0Uem6et I3, 1900.
THOSE gentlemen who have applied
for military appointments, in the fervice
OF the United States, are, informed, that
their applications with all the rccomnen-
datory letters accompanying were confum-
ed by fire in the War Office on Saturday
evening lah. 1hofc who continue to de-
lire to be confidered as candidates will fee
rhe propriety of renewing their Applicant
ons.
SAMUEL DEXTER,
Secretary Of Wev.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-12
he 7ollozoaasg Probeyt

streets, II feet front, IL3 teet 10 inches
-dee-One of theie lots is bounded on the
touth iide by ten feet alley-the other
two have an outlet OF ten feet to faid al
dey. Valued at $50 dollars each.
Three Lolson the North iide of Prince
.Hreet, near the corner of Wilmington
itreer, 20 teer front and Toe feet deep,
TO an alley OF ten feet, communicating
with Undergraduates at 40
dollars each. j
A Lor ON the corner of Fairfax and
Wilkes Streets, with front Of al feet g.
inches On the Welt hde OF Fairfax itreet,
and n feet on the North iide of Wilkes
itreet-valaed at $50 dollars.
"A Lot on Wilkes-h reet, joining a 3
feet alley taken OFF the Welt end of the
lait mentioned lot, Is feet front and 81
teet deep-valued at 10 dollars.
An hait-acre Lot, or one fourth of a.
iquare, on the Welt fde of Fairfax freet,-
and North fide of Gibhon-Rreet This
lot having fouth and eait front, is valued
at 1000 dollars-fubJect to ground rent
OF ierenteen pounds one ihilllng per an
mum. bat the rents all paid up TO the lit
3nitant.
An acre Lot, or half fquare, bounded
ON the eait by Pitt-treet, on the north by
Wakes treet, and on the welt by ST.
Aiaph- ttreet. Twenty feet of this lot is
let out at one dollar per foot-fubieet to
an annual rent of twenty pounds per an
mum, which is all paid up to the It of Sth
month laif. This lot is valued at 1000
dollars.
~ 9 lave trouble, the prices Of each of
the lots are mentioned. The terms OF
payment are one fourth in hand, one fourth
In Tx months, one fourth in II months. 4
and the remainder in two years from the 4
3iit OF next month. Ihoie who choof.
70 n.ake an offer for any Of thoie lots vii,
p5e,ds TO isnd their terms failed up and di-
rect<d 70 join Jenney OF this town, mark 1
ed On LIE cut.ide All CHER for Vy1iilam /
fiartinorie 1905. The highef offer iii
abovc tie terms here pa, DOWN to be III.
buyers moi lets than ave dollars for each
OF the inail lots to be received as an Of
Ter, nor leis than Ten dollars for the larger,
or two laif mentioned lots; and where
more than one OTTER the fame price, the |
right to be determined by drawing lots |
b After the iecond payment a 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 ievelal offers will be opened at the
Golden Ball, at til o'clock, A. M. in the |
Preience OF John Jenney, John Dunlap,
and Abraham Hewes, and as many of the
oHerers as chooie to attend, when the frft |
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 thoie who
may pieafe to call at his fore.
WILLIAM HARTSHORNE.
alexandria, IIb mo. I7tb, 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-12
N q L | c. E..

IHE lo7cer ferry is now prepared ia,
f6e fo1z'ey0nee ofbeD1ngers, tyom Tie Pout
on f6e Sout6 .hAe g the E4Reru Brunch,
to Souf6 Capitol.greet, 4obere eveyy at
tendance will begiveu.
December 8. d1,t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-12
SI-OFFICE.

Alexandria, I 9Th Nav. 1900.
The WINTER ESTABLISHMENT
of the STAGES.
THE Northern Mail arrives every
day, Monday excepted, at ? o'clock, A.
M. and clofesev every day, Sunday excepted,
at O'Clock, P. M.
The Sosthern Mail arrives every day,
Sunday excepted, at O'Clock, p. M. and
cioies every day, Saturday excepted, at s
s'clock, F. NJ
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-12
WA Y s. G. CROFT,
PRINT ERS,

N0r1b E-St,ret, near The General .PoA-
Office, City efN>ehBingtou,
HAVE connected the Book Binding
with the Printing Buhnefs both of which
they will execute with neatnefs and expedi-
ton.
One or two young men, Printers, and
one young man, Book Binder, will meet
with employ merit, by application as above.
Alio, one or two active Lads will be
taken as apprentices to either of the iaid
branches OF buhnefs.
November rs, 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-12
PUBLIC SALE.

On WEDNESDAY, the 18th init.
at II O'Clock in the forenoon, will be
fold to the highef bidder for Cah only,
as 1t is to fatisty dehss, On the premiies,
l he new flnl1hed corner
HOUSE and LOT on Prince and Alfred
itreets, 80 feet front on Prince and 90 feer
on Alfred Areets, fubject to an annual
ground rent of 10: 10.
A50, at the /ame time,
A 1mall Tract of LAND.
containing 7 acres in fee, being one mile
and an half from the town of Alexandria,
on the turnpike road leading to Leefburg,
and extending to the ColcheAer Road. -
This land was furveyed in November laft,
and laid off into four parts to fuit the pur-
chaiers; plat whereof may be feen at
MIR. T. G. Marfeller's previous to the
fale. SARAH REDMOND, Exee's
eftbe sfate Of Ties. Redm0ud, dee'd.
Lee. 10. eo3t+