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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-29

church of this comune, as twas anrounc-
ed by General Age, before the civil au-
rhori,ies and great number of citizens
who had met there with eagerneis.
October II.
YeRerday arrived, fch'r Phoebe, capt.
Woodman, from Havana. Captain w.
on the 9TH Ga. lat. 50, 7, long. IS, {poke
fhi2 Maria, capt. @. II. Ingles from Lon
ION, tor Charlelton, with a number of
paGengers on board, 9 weeks out and then
under Jury mats. On the 18th, in lat.
g, Al, long. "A, 80, fpoke the brig Ex-
eter, 1hompion, from Havana for Bottom,
IL days out.
Arrived---Ships Superior, Lawfon, Rio
de IA Plate; Double Alliance, S,enr, lie
Rhca; America, Curran, Jamaica.
Brig Syren, REILLY, lie OF France.
Sca'rs---E Eliza, Chamfdes, Bordeaux
Hope, Allen, Bolton; Invincible, Lewis,
Omoa; Thomas, Cobb, Portland Ii
berry, Church, North Carolina Clotil-
da, Hawthorn, Richmond Martha, AT
wick, Portland Three Friends, Ricards,
\. York Arthur, Cook, ST. Andrews
8c:iey and Sally, Forbes, N. Carolina
IInprets, Rudder, Chatham Commerce,
freeman, Liverpool, n. S.
Sloops---Olive Branch, Pearfon, Rich
nond Venus, York, ST. Andrews.
Cleared, fhip Calliope, Earl, Havana;
fh'r Hero, Burnham, Charlefon.
Ship Four Friends, Remington, from
ST. Croix, and brig Greenwich, ReIaing-
ton, Sr. Creix, are below.
SIoop Cicero, Mulberry, from hence has
arrived at HAVANA.
Ar Hamburg, Aug. 81, of and for this
gort-lh:ps Eliza, Rea +; Pennsylvania
York; fnow William, Quandrill; brig
Friendhip, JuRice, to fail 18th Sept.
Brig Argo, Bell, from hence has ar
rived at Bermuda.
Sch'r Bilboa, Perkins, of this port, fail
ed from Senegal for London 40 days tince.
Ship Eagle, bennett, of this port, failed
from Hamburg 5IR Aug. for Havana.
Brig Enterprise, Pattorious, of this
port, is ient into Yarmouth, on her PAT
ilge from Amferdam to Liibon.
.4rrfved at the Lasarett0.
Sloop Almena, Bird, New York-de-
aimed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-29

O. The Subfcriber will
take young man OF good character to
the ttudy OF Medicine.
JAMES CRAIK.
Ott. IS. laval 81
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
TRI Il or Carr. LITTLE,

Tee trial of Captain Little, on charl ss al.
ledgea againa him by The officers Of the Fteoch
corvette Re Beyec0u, has excited much fenGbHi
ty in the brealls OF every real friend 70 The A.
msrcan navy. IthAs bsen coaGdered " sew
thiag under the fun, fr brave ana humane
officer, without the leaf previous iaveaigatian
by the government under which ne f-rves, 20
be deprived Of his SwosD, and his SHiP, and
to be compelled TO ifani a pu5li- trial, Oh the
bare complaint Of fome Of the priioners he has
jua captured-whole characters were known a.
De infamous, and whof- condua to feveral A.
merican veilels, had been proved on oath to
have been little better than pirates. Yer fuch
things have we feen And on the compliant
q Iuch men, has gallant Naval Commander
been fubjeiei 70 the igncminy Of aiiea aud
Iial-whether from deiire 10 rsfcRe tbr.4meyitag
HaVy from ne jlpili0a 81 ,sPraocb or from 81 an
dus attachment 10 ibe French Rfbubfc, let the man.
ly, good i-nie Of the Anne ic public determ-
ine--after taking into vsiw pat tranfadicns
and Protsdions, and peruiing care fnlly the let
ter of the Secretary Of tbe nay, or the fubjsa.
Capt Little. however, has GOOD tbs ordeal, a I'd
has brought forth the weight of his reputation
undiminiihed. From the trial i appears thai
French invention produced the following char
ges aglina him: w" 1t. Takigg money fran The
prjioars.-ad. Tekirg otbsr artieAJ.-34 Iaas
ceat c'"d47 il Jsarcbiag tie Prif7er5--4th Crurhy
n fbe m'ds fcagfafing and /gepaliag tb-m.- Sth.
Kidrappiag a part Of tbs cysSD "-But L will give
pleaiure TO the public to learn. that not one
fyllahle Of thsie charges was founded on truth ;
on the contrary they appear 70 have originated
il malice towaids IN fficer who had arreIied The
piratical career ofthe comPlainaols;& The expec-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

10 al every faccefEise cenfaF, until they 2
mount to 100
They have reduced the Senate 10 FL nesn-
GERS, and limited thar largef nunner 10 thrsy
They are 10 increafe 10 ratio 1t one Senator
for every four years.
The apportionment Of Senator'S and Repre-
fentarives among the different election diitrids,
is 10 be leftwih theLegiRA;nre for the Tins being
The convention pailed retolutinn yeRerdaY
declaratory of the sonarad'an Of the z5d art,
Gle of the cohIttutien, relative 10 the right Of
nomi ajon--and have reiolved that the righl
is concurrent IN the Governor, and each mem
Der of the Council. Eightvo.es were for The
executive right il The Governor. Five for 20
executive right in the other members Of the
Council.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

twas Gated in the German prints, lately Re
eeived, that an Engiih and Turkifh fqnadron
was about to fhl from Egypt for Aiaiers. 10
enforce the regular payment of the tridute O. e
by tn Dey 70 the Ppr;ei the report Is n toto
erroneous. ard is fuppo'ed TO have b en- propa-
gated by the Agents Of Bonaparte, WITH 4 view
% promote regocialion which he has been fsr
fcTne tire ineff etpaly sndeayoring to eonelu 3e
with .Aieiers.
The fan is, that ihe Dey of Aleiers IS not
tributary to 1he Porte; bnt on tie contrary is
fsequeatis inbii.+led by The Seicn;or for any
sfiiarce Re may render to him. The amount
q his fusGGy Is regulated b. the nalure OF the
tesViee. and Is Generally paid il ear, cordsSe,
aOd other articles Of naval flores.
The Dey j sound @ the Porte ~ politi Il
iraene, ofFenfive AID defcnfVe. huf The obligs.
tons ere alotuai. and do rot feet the iadepen
senee o. the former
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
Foreign articles.

toNDsS, SEPT. 6-By the Spider, loop
from Egypt, upwards Of 6ooc letters were eer
terday received. Alexandria, was reduced %
The greatea want. Menou, bad fent ont m4ny
Of the inhab tanfs. 10 reduce the confumption q!
Proviiions The gafrfoa was ltrong , forti6edi
thcagh i expTclled much diiTatisfaaion al the
delay of fpccors.
Sir r. Beksrton. with three fal Of the line,
including lie Tigre, had on The 18th June. Re
joired Lord Keith eff Alexandria on hearing
thar rhe ensmy's l-et had appeared 10 he wen
ward, his LordEhip dispatched Thu liltle fo1sd
ron along the COAT to Intercept them, reIesv.
ing only four fail Of the liae 10 continue the
blockade Of Alexan5r ia.
Sir r. Bickerron, on reaching his Ration.
fnta big in ihore, when our people were in.
formed By the Arabs, that he French had
been there ten days before, and had plundsred
them OF every thing worth carrying off After
an uHfuccestul cruze, the Admiral returned &c
Alexandria.
Our feet, at the date Of thefe accounts, wa.
perfectly healthy, ard well'fupplied with pro
vihons and our army poHrfing profufor
DE cry nscehary. was much more healthy thar
could have been expected from the nature Of
The climate and ftIvice.
Ysaerday difpatches we're received at the
Admiralty from Admiral Cornwalis. Bv the
fame conveyance we received letters from, the
fleet to the goth ult. at which period our force
ccmprfed II fail Of the line, twelve of which
were two deckers. The enemys feet, confia
ing Of IS lhips Of the line, were in the outer
road at Jingle anchor, and in apparent readinef.
tor ia.
lt is Cared, bnt with what degses Of truth we
know rot, that the cabinet OF Berlin, has an
aouaced 60 our Court, the inien,iom of his Pruf
i..u ealeity 70 Withdraw bis troops from the
Electorate OF i17coyer, as immediately as the
Hhdemnit'es on the Rhine, are adjuaed.
PARIS, AuCs s4---The Co1fuls Of the Reop5
= have decreej, thar Citizen, Cotton, Aubree,
Son rs MailsFd, Megis, BaUdrei., Gargay,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

AN EnoI;lb w.Ircr on the iubj,a Of trade,
= .ksS the f,.Iovfng remark, -
To HE north vea coat ct Americas our
t-74e. IS bnt ira opening. FUrs it affords in alb.
unasrce. Our wcelens AM UteHlls Of metal
are much wanted BY the favage natives. Brit
iii adventures I, ON Bengal and from this coun-
ryimmrdiately, Rglfga5, Asneyie0ss, and per
baps alfo few en- rp'iiing Spaaiards. now di
vide this trade. II defeJyss 10 BE zeaiouAy pro
frcured from Brisain. Il may gradually con-
neef itfslf with the fur trade OF CGna1z and HID
6~'s Bay. IT opens var ket for the faIe
of the coarfeft productions of our lsple MANI
faanies.- Throughout al Emops, : and .4Ea,
furs both in the natural Gate cf the fur. and
when manufactured into hats, &c. are. even
new, in p odigious qusn'ity, aud II high prices.
confirmed and ii thsy could be more abun.
dandy obtained The u'c Of them would oroba-
bly, heoome much mere extenfye. Fiihes Of
all forts are plentiful in thief. Geas; and #
il ever hill be found eligible 70 form
At Naotsa Saard or on any other place on
thefe coats. Britifh colonial fettl-ment. Oh
may be made with fufficieut profit, even for
confumption in Europe. Iarercourie with coun.
tries IN their f n progrefs from hvaqe rudenefs
70 ciVilty mutt ever be peculiarly advantage.
Gus TO Brian beeaufe our wool.n leather.
coloured pottery, glais, implements ofiron, cop.
per and tin, are p scifeiy thofe productions Of
art which favage and b2rbarians are mot cay
er 10 acquire, and which are belf adapted ID
the accommodation Of their rude modes Of life.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
BosroE, ocT, aoth.
90 ANISH 2pOII lTIQAS

We underRand that the Chamber Of Com
merce Of the cry OF Philadelphia, having pre-
tented TO the PreGdent OF the United States a
remembrance on The uajed OF depredatons
committed and threatened from the Spaniih
port Of a geGras, have received from The Office
Of State, official intimauon, tha. the intereRs OF
the United States, thus lufsrtng, vii eng sge
The immediate attention 81 ths rrei;dent-that
hewill order without delay TIE proper rePrelen.
tations and demands 70 be mace 10 The Sp 4nifh
government and will take into emf { agion,
with the folicitude due 70 the ohe6t, how far
any other meaiures, within the au hurity Of The
Executive, may contribute 70 airelt the prog
refs Of 70 ferrous and 70 UNWARRANEA
BILE an aggreliiou on the LAWFUL purlut IS
Of our commerce.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
TNFoRlT 80 % N6rrcArops

The Fhclex { Englilh) Iadisman. IN her par
iage from tie Gaze "a Calcutts. GAs~ an Ia.na
AyfuE in1as- g. SO > 1ssn. by Lunar obfervaiion
So ~ L. y. N +. ana s. s. W. y or 8
'eigOes in circumference. This iaAad was Ara
Siscovered il 1910, 81 tie fhp Tue Bri,on,
md By Der named the lllsnd If Apolopi4: the
lind = high and AM uneven. and NAV be fssn
u or leagues. MOI having hesa fiuce laid
Gown II any Charts, the communication may
perhaps b: Ct f.rvice t. fome Of our naatic 1
fsAceFs. Late Lor5oa PAPER
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
By the Mails.
NcRFaLK, OCT. 10.
LNEoRM fTLOM 20 MERna mig

INFORM dTTON TO MERCHANTS.
i IS ind ipeniibiy necefTary that all captains
OF veiiels bound 70 fea fhould curry with them
a Certificate OF Property, atleted before irme
notary public in the didrid wherein the owner
rehies; many inRinces haze occurred where
veiiels captured on fufpicior'.s "a which would
have been cleared if the capsnns had poG &c }
this paper, have been condemned foey for
want Of efficient proof of property. Captain
Elliot, who has favored uswith tnsi Information,
aiierts that his vefei would have been con.
cemaed IN Jam aica had ke not fworn ia court
before the Judge, when Citing on the trial Of
a vei-l, that the lhiP was his own property.
A copy of the form of he certificate Is left
with the printers, for the benefit of thofe con
cerned.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

2 ezFj, r.iichei, the elder. Michel. Grnthier,
Plyerrs. Fidi4s. Berne. Bailias. Bruaos. Defsna.
gieres. GuislsEain and D4Rdieu, transported
from Guadaloupe. hAll be confined in The pr
fons OF L'Orient aud th4t The MiFiaer Of Ma
rine fhaIl take meafures 10 ira fport them wi b.
ont delay, out OF the Eu. opeAn territory of the
Republic,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
ALBANY, OCT. "a.


Have agreed to refolution Inning the num-
Der Of the Representatives in the Legislature, in
rs Target extent, to r5o.--the contribution, as
it now 6ands, admits of an increaf- TO 900.
After The preient cepf1s they are to be in
created, on the taking of every future Genius
u ratio Of two members year in the whole
State. That is after the next feptenuial Genius,
an addison IS TO BE- made Of ID members, aud
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
SENTENCE
Or THE COURT MARTIAL -,

~ me MN nANl Ia Il, % ~.
tbs TsiAt Or Carr, GEORGE LITFTg / I
The Court, having heard all he ey;d -.
ana P''lone, detense' and 'uliarsJ and ri..s.
ion, hat the charges are ,uaiicione an u y Pm
The Court do, therefore, unan; T,r,. yss''td
honornbly acquit The faid Capt. CFrp~sa e
LITTLE OF the feveral articles co,,- 1870
the charge againf him; and he i brys l,u'D Y
and boD0ro5y acquitted accordineIy. ~ JaAy
Dated o~ bard fbs Conli,uton, Sept. ) ,So,
tSioAED) .. NICHOLSON, P,,e1..
SILAS TALBOT 70
STEPHEN DECATUR
ALEXANDER MURRAY
EDWARD PREBLE,
JOHN MULLOWNy
THOMAS ROBINSON
HUGH 9 CAMPBFfr
CYRUS TALBOT
GEORGE BLAKE, AIDING as Judss AL
vocate on the location.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
HALIFAx, ecr. 10

Late On Tusflay evening II. "a coop Of war
Pheafan', Of Is guns, cart. Carsvt rs:nfnet
heie fiom a cruil- in Bottom Bay.
Capt. Carew has beer indsfatigably engaged
for more than four months paa, n watch y
The motions of the French corvette B'rcsau. and
attempting, n u,h il vain, g bring her 70
al atiion.-On he 40 ulr. taxing Advantage
oi dark nigh;, AMI aheavy bfeezg. the French
man fslr oat 81 be ha,bor, with 'he grsatea
secrecy, aad rsa aeosy ever NAntusk et Sho rs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
VII COMMANDERS.

The following is Isid 70 con Gin a complet
lit OF the iuperor Office Q The Navy. WHO ne
retained IN ierwce :-Commodore john Barry,
Gspts. D Mich lioa,+ "ichard Dis, ID mas
Trurton. S,et hen Decatur, r. ". Morri., A.
Murray, ID. M Nei, {. Ting Ut g. Crois, S
Baron, g. LHue, ; Reyes, i. PllDie, j
Baron, w. B4nbiidge, Il. q. Campbell, K
Derby.
Superintendent e the Dock Yard a Bottom. acc
dollars per annum, 70 aodlt nn 20 pay a. captain.
Superintendent VI the Dpck Yard At Wilmington
100 dolls per annum, - ADDITION ply captain.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

I eai'cn tat thesavefnmeatvroaIl /.
10 PneIlh Than ccunsenaDce az 20 s;s5S
g the French Repo5Gc Is the r, = 4 ssSfadlg
tianal corvette. The featenee 81 81 ana
Martial IS as full and explicit sy;,;.. 'as souFs
falihcod and malice n the - s..-sace RI tits
honorable OF 70 Capt Lirrls.-fh. io,, "
are the ientencs Of the Court sns II la''0T'ag
'atory dee'iion Of ths Secretary oftbe Me- l'To'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

AnaAHAsa BIsHos. has written and pubiifh
I'd long piece againa the New Haven rner
ehants. l. Is bet doing jnffiee to he PrsG
deot's charaasr forrH xioa an dee'run, %
believe, that, after realins this attack, he vii
agree 10 the merchants opinion Of ABRAHAm.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

A letter from Gibraltar, dated Aug. 5 lays,
an attack from The French an. SpAnlatds j. ex
Peeei. SPanln d1Preiations ga .he American
trade CONTINUE. Ii Maley, VIII commanded
the U. S.fchooner .Exgerirnsnt is a prifooer at
Aigeziras. The Tr'poltsn Admira, has Offer
ed ms vslie'si Tor iale al Gibraltar but hIs bsen
unable TO diipole OF them. Tbs gosernor has
retuled fopply of proviiions to his Ills A
TiP0li.an cruzsr was IN chsle OF IN American
mp, which It was fuppofsd he took
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

GEORGE BLAKE, aaing as Jsd,s AZ
vOcate on the location. AZ
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

PARIS, Aucs -4--The Co1fuls of the ReDu5.
= have decreej, thar Citizen Cotton, Aubree,
Son Ins MailaFd, Megis, Baudroi., Gargsy,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-14

FOR S<4LE,
The large three 1tory Brick
w AREHOUSE, with the two hory
frame one adjoining, On the next lot to
the north eaf corner of King areet.
For fize, arength, convenience and
goodnels Of itand, this property is certain
sly the beft in town. For terms, apply
nj Baltimore to Mears. Martin 81 ..J7axf-
f;et, and In Alexandria to the fubicriber !:
MIA will REM
The three ltory brick Ware
houie adjoining, formerly occupied by
MIR. John Ridley.
A. CHARLES CAZENOVE.
February 2. eo3m
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-14
The high bred imported HuJs
z II n C. II.

Will cover mares this feafon at
William Powers tavern, -Four Mile Run,
between George Town and Alexandra,
at 1zoeuy Dollars each mare, and One
Dol2ar for the groom.
The following is copy of a certificate
from FIR John Lad, bart. the original ef
which may be ieen by applying to the
fubicriber.
London, Jau.11, 1899.
Tits is to certjfy tbat Punch aOas got BY
KHg Herd, Msaam BY aid MayMe, grand
dam BY the CulZsu Ayabiau, igreat g,and
dam BAaekeyes, BY Regulus, greet great
grind dam BY Grab, great great great
graxd dam BY Tie W,aylock Gallo7vay.--
This boy/e a04s my brcper!y md |ld nm.
Powers.
JOHN Lid.
Witnefs--Tbomas Baklofk.
NJ. B. He 1von torty tzco A,6e'fnt
9lates, bslfdes mafebes and .E7Oeekaaks;,
4obiAe in the fa1SUsou Of FIR Jfobu La6'
bart.
Good grafs for mares at half a dollar
per week, and every attention paid them,
but not liable for accidents or eicapes..
The money to be paid at the time OF
covering or before the mares are takea
away.
February IA. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-14

For Sale, or to be Lea}ed,
In the City Of Warrington, and poneilion
given Immediately,
A handiome, well-hnifhed
three tory BUILDING, on New Jerfey
Avenue, in the vicinity of the Capitol,
and the neareit dwelling on the fouth Of
it ON Capitol Hill. The lot and houfe
are we'll fituated, and will always COM
mand an uninterrupted view of the whole
city and George Town to the wet, as
well as oftle Potomac and Eaitern Branch.
The houle contains 10 convenient rooms,
executive of garret and cellars.
1t fold, United States flock, or flock in
any of the banks would be taken for the
whole or part of the payment, and good
title given; on, if lealed for { years, the
terms would be accommodating to a good
tenant.
Further particulars may be known by
applying to Mr.. Joieph Hodgfon, in that
city, or the fnbfcriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN.
January IS. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-14

EXCHANGE for Approved lands
near the ue-Ridge,
A valuable TraGf Of Land
in Northumberland county, two miles
from the court-houie, and near the bank
OF the Potomac, containing 1863 acres.
This trace is divided into two plantations,
on the one there is brick dwelling houfe
So by 80 feet conveniently divided, and
two brick Offices, ABBY 1o feet. A fran
ed houie 70 by IS feet deigned for an
oyerieer, and other out houfes.
The convenienoes of this place are equal
led by few, and the profpea excelled by
none IN the fate. The houfe is iituated
on high hill and commands an exteniive
view OF the Potomac and the CheEapeake
bay. There is creek Astounding with
the finef fifth and oyfters, which termi-
mates the fat land of this traa, that is ma
vigable for bay craft, and affords an ex-
cellent landing place within half a mile
OF the houfe. On this part Of the tract
there is an excellent bearing apple and
peach orchard, and variety Of other
fruit frees. Il has great Efficiency of
oak and hickory timber, for the uls Of
the plantation, beiides large quantity of
pine.
On the otherplantation there is a frame
dwelling houie 81 by 10 feet, and few
out houies, iuch as tenants generally have
about them. This part of the tract is as
well iituated for farming as any lands in
Virginia. Its well watered, has fulfil
cheney of timber for its fupport, and Hou-
rnhing young peach and apple orchards.
AS 1t is prefuuable that no perfon will
make fuch purchaie without viewing the
premiies, all that is nece9ary to add is that
MIR. spencer Bail, living thereon, will
thew the whole, and is fully authorized to
make fale thereof.
JAMES ". BALL.
N. B. Any perfon purchaiing may be
Implied with flock of all kinds necenary
and fuihcient for the plantation.
February I9, 1901. law
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-14
NETWORK SHOES.

JOSHUA RIDDLE
Has jxf reeeived BY the /choouer PkiAp,
CAPT. 7xbmau, from Nezv- Tork,
A neat and general ailort-
ment of (New- FORK made) SHOES of the
bef quality, among which are Ladies
black and coloured Morocco Slippers,
MISS do. belt calf ikin do. Childrcns'
Shoes, Gentlemens'., Shoes; No. Of a
hyperion quality and neweR fathion, toge-
Their with agreat variety Of fluff Slippers
and leather Shoes.
AZo,
Fre1h Teas Of every kind,
Queens Ware in crates and hy retail, and
DRY GOODS, which he offers for iale
on moderate terms.
March II. d3tzawot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-14
Thirty Dollars Reward.
PROPERTY for SAFE.

l WILL give thirty dollars to any per-
ion that will inform me who it was that
cut the Lofnbardy Trees, planted in front
OF my houfe-to be paid on conviction.
JOSEPH RIDDLE.
March II. at
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On The fyf day Of ApW aext, zvIz be ex-
pied to Sale, at The Red Hou/e,
A NJ IL l..
Wath about 800 Acves of LIND
0aIoiamg, ./ituated on Broad Run, in
Prince William eoxuty, beLozv Buck
land.
The MILL-HOUSE is two fories high
and has two pair of ftones in it. 1t is Eaid
to be iituated upon the belt fiream in that
country, and the feat as well calculated
tor mill as any upon that ftream. AS /
have not lately feen the premifes cannot
FAY In what condition they are at preient.
would therefore recommend it to thofe
who may be inclined to purchafe, to view
them before the day of lale.
The land will be fold with the MILL
One-third of the purchafe money will be
required in hand, and the other two
thirds in annual inftallments. The pur-
chafer fhall receive his deed upon the fra
payment, but mortgage will be requir-
cd upon the premifes to fecure the refdue.
THOMAS SWAMI,
AHo,xey FIR John WiJtou.
January 81. Iawam
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With general afortment of Carpenters
and Farmers Tools.
-AZo--A few trunks Of fine Muffin,
lrifh Linen, and German Stripes, which
they will fell low for cath, or exchange
for country produce.
GT Gait gir0en for Wbite Bears and
Peas.
March 8. eo17t