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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
BY the Ley Court Of BaAa-
more County.
Auguf 9Th, 1901.

nuSuie |tii, 1901
RsjoJved, That the InfpeGtor
of tobacco at Fell's Point in the city Of
Baltimore, pats no tobacco in hogheads,
the tize and dimenhons of which are not
agreeable to the aa of Anembly, eftab-
Lining and fixing the fame.
/" A6t of November fefIion, 1850,
chapter z6, fiction IS, and for prevent
ing packing oftobacco in unGzeable cafks.
Be IL enaaed, That no tobacco fhall be
paaed or accounted lawful tobacco, ex-
eept tobacco in parcels, unlefs the fame
fhall be packed in hogfheads NOT exceed
ing forty EIGHT inches in the length of the
fave, and feventy inches in the whole
diameter with the faves at the crofc and
bulge; and the owner of tobacco packed
in any hogfhead Of greater dimenfions,
efhall repack the fame in iizeablc hogf-
heads, as herein before cxprefed, at his
own e%pence, before the fame ihalI be
pisEed.
by order,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
TOHN G. LADD
HAS FOR SALE

HAS FOR SALE,
Coarfe and fine fair,
Ruiia lheetiug and Duck,
Welt India and N. E. rum,
Molanes, Sugar and Coffee,
Hyfon, hyfonkin, I Teas of the beR qua
Souchon and bohca lity,
A few caiks Madeira wine,
Do. bis. beef,
Mould and dipt candles,
7 by 9 window slais,
Soap, cheeic and lhad,
Men and womens' fhoes,
Writing and wrapping paper,
Cotton and wool in bags,
box linen checks,
I do. playing cards,
do. Dutch quills,
Sewing Irvine,
A few crates and boxes glais ware,
Pepper, nrtmcgs, alfpce, alum,
Platter of Paris, sc. &c.
OSt H. al
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
Conhaing of

Superfne, fine and coarfe cloths, Ker-
feys, half thieks, Auihings, coatinss,
Kendall cottons, fannels, baizes, roie
and itriped blankets, caRimeres, fvan-
dewns, plaids and jerfeys, fancy cord,
velvets, fufains, tufts, calicoes, Irifh IL
mems, fhawis, check handkerchiets, beds
ticking, ticklenburg, ofnaburg, &c.
Gentlemen's fine hats of the newell fafhi-
on and of very hyperion quality, felt do.
by the cafe and by retail, children's
coarfe and fine do. fhoes, kid, fluff, and
leather clippers. - Loaf fugar, brown do.
in barrels, coffee in bags and barrels,
pepper and alfpice, china and queens
ware, which are now offered for fale on
the mott Reasonable terms.
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
90. Io. d5teo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
LAND FOR SALE

a Farm OF about 500 acres ON Goor
creek, in the county OF Loudoun, abo.
3 miles from Middleburg, on which ~.
are pretty good framed dwelling hopf.
and good apple orchard OF choice grar,a;
fruit. The land is Of that quality wh;cs
may be, highy improved by p.:-iGer. po,
urtker particulars apply TO Mr.. lame,
Keith, Jun. OF Alexandria.
RAWLEIGH CCLSTCE
Sept. IS. gin law
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
Roberts and Griffith
HAVE FOR SALE,

Roberts and Griffith
4. HAVE FOR SALE,
Madeira,
PoE,
Sherry, WlNES,
Liibon,
And Teneriffe
IL pipes Bordeaux brandy,
A few pipes nice Holland gin,
Jamaica and Antigua rum,
Imperial,
Hylon,
Hyfon Skin,
And Souchong
10000 lbs ST. Domingo Coffee in bags,
Lsns, and ! SUGARS,
Brown
Raifns, Cinnamon, Pepper,
Alfpice, Nutmegs, Indigo,
Nader, Copperas, Alum,
Brimaone, Snuff, Muitard,
Salt Petre, Segars, MolaiIes,
Wire and Cydcr Vinegar, Sc.
AJ5,
5000 gallons Stone Ware, aforied,
40 grocc porter and c!aret bottles,
go boxes Window Glafs, and
A few barrels freih Timothy Seed.
Oct. rs. 2awSt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27

About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres of Land, upon which
are q davellmg bare and /auary ofbe, in
9ropements, ./ever0l fore gaarries and E@
fGnds, and tzvo pac0nf mill /rals.
7sso undivided third Parts of T
0eres oJf Laud, ubou zUbieb are merchant
mill, qrHb fb,ee pair ef French Iurr mill
aonfs and rze,y neeeDay, complete, for
manufacturing Rour to the 6F advantage,
andqvitb as hffAe manual labor as peDiJle;
breacery and dja,lley, g,an0y,
miAer's bon/e, L,rqver's bex/r, eoober's
Ret, &c. a1d a vaeaut mill lrat.
Too undivided third parts Of
200 acres Of land, ndjoiumg he 7 acre,
and I7zarr Aforementioned, ut0x 1cbicb
bere are /tvor9l ./qos< qaa,,irs and E@
Fauds.
The burchajer of The Above pro-
perry, eoM b0ve an alignment efu Lee/e
fSrtbe otber audfviaed third part, sf'qobicb
there mill be years. to came from the 6yR
day Of Septrmbfr nest.
The )fone on the above lands IS
equal liz Soadue(5to any, end hyperion to
msf fs1xaatiOn ./qone on The yiver-vsE
ELs al any 6n,tden tbat rau go to George
10qVn, can go xp to THE mill and .Hone
sXayries.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
REMOVAL.

THE Subfcribel RESPECTFULLY informs
his Friends and the Public, that he has re-
moved MS fore into the brick houEe adj
joining Mefrs. James RuGell & Co.'S,
where he has opened aneat afiortmenr Of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
TOR Sale.

Three hundred and fxty-fvc
acres Of LAND, lying in the county Of
Fauquler, near the Blue Ridge, adjoining
the manor of Leeds: the above land is
fertile and we'll ftuate for farming it .
convenient to five merchant mills, the far.
theft not more than tx miles; there is.oh
the land between 40 and SO acres of mes.
dow ground, three of which are ia gra6,
and twelve will be put in grsf next fall:
there are alto 100 young, bearing apple
trees OF excellent fruit, and variety Of
other fruit trees. The buildings on the
ABOVE land are indifferent.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27

G The Suhfc.iber win
take a young a.an IS SD character 80
the eudy ofMediciac.
AXIS CRAIG.
ost. 10. Jtstt,i,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
III sDDSL KtBtK.

adjoining the Great Falls Of Potomac. ON Viii
IS good Houie, new Barn and icY,e cY:.I'
len, Meadow, ----Alfo, a FORGE. 90 Nv <,
feet, covered with tin, and a Coal and j,O,
Houle, ii'uatcd on the Canal made by the pn.
mac Company, end the right of c,ittino n.
wood for 900 years on large parcel Of land ID.
joining--msch of this wood is convenient 70 X.
river, and may be readily tranGportcd to Georyc.
Town, the Federal City, or this place. n.
other half may b. purchaicd.
Three lLighths Of about eleven
hundred acre, of LAND, in Berkley county a.
joioing the lands Of the United States, AZ Kf.,
.rryce Furnacc and Harper's Fcrry-nore than
halt of il is in wood, and the remainder oooi
farming land. The othsr iye.cights may ali,
be purchaied.
An undivided moiety of 96
Acres of LAND in the Common of Ale1and1;,
and adjoiaig the town, chiefly under fence Of C.,
dar potts and chefaut rails.
A large and handiome Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, SO by 40 feet, with,
brick Stable, Smoke Houfe, and Well of excel.
lent water--Thc Garden and Yard paled IN
The House is not quite fniihed. 1t will be fold
either in Its prcfent Gate, or fnilhed as may uiy
the purchaier.
A number Of LOTS on the
new wharf, made by MIR. Herbert, Mr.. Wilton,
and the iubicribcr between Fairfax erect and the
river Potomac; and, alfo, the diviiion of the CM
wharf, made from Mr.. Thompfors by 20 lee,
ftreec
An undivided half of a LOT
on the welt fidc of Fairfax frcet above Queen
ttrees, on which the houie was burnt lat winter
For particulars, with refpcGt TO titles and
terms, apply TO
JOHN POTTS.
Alexandria, oar. Iav7t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27

Another tract adjoining, un-
der Ieale for three lives, containing 4oa
acres, fubjea to the annual rent oftwenty
dollars: there are on the land one Rory
frame houfe, thirty by twenty eight feet,
with two rooms on floor, a young apple
orchard of an hundred trees, and a nurery
of about three hundred trees of excellent
fruit there are ALTO on the above land /,
or IS acres Of meadow ground between
and 4 Of which are in grafs.
The fubfcriber wifhes to fell both tracts
together, any perfon inclinsble to purcbsi'
will pleafe to apply to
JOHN KEITH, fenior
living on the premhe'.
Nov. 23. 3traWt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27

at The h:ihc Fails Of Potomaek,
About three miles from George Towr
and the City of Warrington, and ter
from AlexanGria.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
Direct Tax.

NOTICE IS heieby given to the Unknown Pro-
IN prierors and Owners OF Land 10 the follow
ing towns, that the Duea Tax on faid land be-
came due and payable 90 the 9TH day of April,
1890 aud "a much Of faid land win be fold at the
following times and places, as will pay the fame
unlcis preyentet by previous payment. Viz. All "a
PayIon5Ged, at the houfr Of Mr. Jojepb HuekinJ, in
laid town, on Monday the twenty feveDth day Of
April next, at one O'Clock, p Nall in CorniB, a:
the houie Of Mr.. Joteb Cordaa, in faid town, on
Wednesday the twenty-ninth day of faid month,
a; enc O'Clock, P Mall in Li1ingtoE, at the hOufe
of Mr.. Philemon Libby, in faid town, Friday the
hrit day Of May next, at one O'Clock, P. M.--and
al in Nr5gfeId at the houfc Of Capt Jofab ToqUl,
10 fAid town, on Monday the fourth day of faid
month, at one O'Clock, P. NJ.
NONRESIDENT OWNERS an PARsoNsFIELD.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
Commonwealth of MaGachufetts.

IN SENATE, FEB. 4, 1907.
ON the petition Of the 3cleefmen and Town Clerk
OF the town Of Poland, praying that certain part Of
lad town may be fet of and incorporated ints Eepa-
rate town
ORDERED, That the Petitioners Publifi an attelted
copy Of their peton, with this order thereon, three
week. faccefvey in Jerks Gazette printed at Port
land, the lat publication to be thirty Gays al leaf be-
fore the fcond Wednesday Of the frG fehiou of the
nert Generai Court, that all pcrfons intereited may
then appear and thew caufc (if any they have) why
the prayer Of Iaid petition 1ould not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Pre6dent.
~ t5s HoyE sf RbrsjsafatfVeI, FsB. 4, 1901.
Read and cuncurred,
EDWARD Fl ROBBINS, Speaker!
A ttue copv-Artei,
EDWARD P. HAYMAN, Clerk Of Senate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
Commonwealth Of Mafachufetts.

IN fbs Hogjs Of R4Prsszfz,;vss, FEB. / 9tb, 1901.
ON the Petition of Jarnes Gray and.othera, own
ere of certain tract o. Marfh 10 Pepperrellboroueh
and Scarborough, praying, that law may be paiT-
ed TO preyeat hOries, neat cattle, sc. from going
% large, and being turned On faid Marl, and for
other purpOies referred TO in faid petition,
ORDERED, That the Petitioners caufe an at
teted copy ofther petition, and this order thereon
10 be publilhed three weeks fIcceEiVelv 10 the
newfpaper pubIfhed by Elsszer A. Jerks Of PORT
land, the laf publication to be three weeks at leaf
before the fecond Wednefday Of the frf fcilion OF
the next General Court, that all pe.fons nterefed
may then appear and thew caufe (jf any they have
why the prayer of faid petition ihoul5 not Be
granted
Sent up for concurrence,
EDWARD H. ROBBINS, Speaker.
IN Senate, February ~, 1901.
Read and concurrcd,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Prefdeht.
4 true copv-Attef,
EDWARD P. HAYMAN, Clerk Of Senate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30

Il ~ Doq Senate, aqi u, Hon k-s " RcbeJat4tve,
ef tie Commonwealth Of Efsse5.fTi5 IL Ctzeya! Cozyf
qf1g5ic5, Of Taurary Ssgyon, a. D. 1907.
He Petition OF the Subscribers hum
a bly, lhewe,h, that your petitioners, inhabitants
Of the Plantation now called Hiram in the County Of
York together with the inhabitants Of tran of land
on the eallern 6de Of S4co River, and adjacent 70
Brownhed, commonly called Browns addition, and
alto Projects grant, bumbly Gleweth--ThAt your pc
ttioners labor under various grievances ID conlequeace
Of our prelent unncorporaled hnation and whereas
the fad tracts Of land are 70 ,uacd that the inhabit
ants thereon can never be any better accommodated
than 10 become one incorporation. The inhabitants
Of Browns addition, are Gtuated 70 remote from the
majority Of the inhabitants Of Brownfed which rem
ders II for the forur 10 fand IN connec-
ton with the latter as the travI 10 public meetings
(by the nearel rousl will be as much as Tx miles and
thofe who may hereafter fst'le faid tract would
doubtless have travel twelve miles on every
public occaon, which, together with the badness Of the
roads renders the grievances great aborious and ex
peniive. The plantation Of Hiram being fuau and
Inefficient for town Of lief, and there being no
other traf Of land, except the aforelaid addition
which can he added thereunto with convenience :
the principal inhabitants thereof ltuaed by the
Gde of saco River, as IS alto the lituaton of the IN
habitants Of the addtion and that comfortably COM
pa6ted. The plans herewith prelented will be more
fully descriptive Of the premilcs
WE therefore pray your Honors that a4 nay
pals The Legislature to incorporate the alorelad tacts
Of land together with the inhabitants thereon, into
sown by the of with all the imnau-
mites and privileges which other enjoy by law
and in duty bound your petitioners 1lall ever
pray
TIMOTHY CUTLER,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
To be Let,

= VERY commodious DWELLING HOUSE,
"A at the eaterly part of the town, two itories
nigh, and a gambol roof-Wth two acres of land,
convenient ont -houfes, and two excellent iprings
WITHIN few yards CT the houfe.-For terms, APP
pv y thil Office. Marcb 6, 1907
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
DIR. A. Barrett,

I'd EQuESTS thofe who are indebted to him by
il Il Book or Note, to make immediate payment,
a. D. is determined 10 give no further indulgence.
1hofs who have any demands againf him will
p'esfe 10 exhibit them Tor payment.
N.-spnr. Barcb "a. 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
TIMOTHY CUTLER,
and thirty three others,
Commonwealth gf Mafachufetts.

Commonwealth ef Mafachuletts.
Ia Ssn1s. F5 as. 1901.
ON the petition of Timothy Cutler,
and orhers, inhabitants Of the plantation q Hiram,
Browns ldotion,and Prefcos grant praying that fad
tracts Of land may Be Incorporated into town.
ORDERED, that the petitioners pub
linl Attefted copy Of their petition with this order
the,eon, three weeks fuccel6veIy in JsNks Potilad
G,9sHs the Ian publication to be thirty DAYS at lean
before the fecond Wednefday Of the fa s. lion Of the
next General Court thar all pertcns uterefed may then
appear and thew ozu!e any they have )why the pray
or Of the laid petition lhould not b. granted.
Ssat do7gT foy eounpyep-e.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, PyfideHf
N fbs EoyS of Rs5rs'eaiaiOes. 4 arsJ 4, 8ot.
r al and concur cd
EOWD X. ROBBINS, Speaker.
a true Copy.
Aasa-EDW. p. HAYMAN, Cl.yt sf Senate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
Commonwealth qf MaGachuletts.

Ia Ssg44e, FEB. 3, 1901.
ON the petition Of Andrew Hall, and others, pray
ing that the river Preumlcor may be exempted from
the operation of the act entitled An act for the pre-
fervation of the fin called alnon. lad aud alewives
IN the rivers dreams and waters within the counties of
Cumberland and Lincoln
Ordered, that the petitioners notify all perDus
eerned by FULFILLING atteed copy Of their petition
and this order thereon. three weeks fuccefyely in
Jtnt' Gazats, printed at Portland the laG publica
ton; 20 be made thirty days at leaf previous 10 the
fecond Wednesday Of the 6rn felton, Of the next Cen
eral Court that they may then appear and hew caufe
i any they have, why the prayer Of the fd petition
hlouid not be granted.
Sent 4oTvH f5y concurrence.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, PrtfhaI.
u t5s Hogt 9f Reprejs afati0e FEB. 4 1901
Read and concurred.
EDWD. II. ROBBINS, SpeaIer
"A true coPy-Ateth,
- EDWARD ?. HAYMAN, CLrt n Senate
TO TIE HON. TIE SENATE, AND TIE HON. THE
house OF REPREsENTATlvES OF THE cow
MoNWEALTH Or MASSACHUsETTs, ~ GENERAL
COURT ASSEMBLED THE REPRESENTATION
AND PETITION OF TIE SUBSCRIBERS, AUmBLY
SHEWETH-
Il HAT we, inhabitants Of the town Of Topfham in
Il the county of Lincoln, are propretors and own
ers of Lands lying on Muddy River ia iaid Topfham
which Lands, owing the flowing Of the tide ia fad
Muddy River, Of far les value than they would be
if the tide excluded and kept and that BY e.
GLIDING the tide many acres of the mott valuable ioil
(which, being overlooked by every tide, is unpro
duetive and uleels would be acquired and thai the
calculated cxpenie Of lIuttng ont the tide holds pro-
portion, in very fnal degree, the great and aiine
advantage which would relult thereupon.
Your petitioners therefore pray that they and their
atociates may he empowered by aw to erect dam or
dyke, 20 prevent the from flowing Hp fad Mud
ey River, nearly in thc courfe Of the northeaeery
boundary line Of the lot OF land now owned by William
Reed, and rale money derAy the exp-nle of the
fame; and that they may be veled With the fame pow
ers and privileges which other bodies, incorporated
for imilar purPo(es have and epjoy-And as ia duty
hot,,I
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30

fac'2fe II lbe Emperor PaELTo prove his knowledge
If Scripture, be employed a angular expedient -
Without any can(e preliminary, re gave gentleman
oient blow lhe face wth It's h,nd AMI fad TO
q aoniihed iulferer 2Ii5 lfatiaa By sbe baHd n &c,
PAuL"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30

TO THE HON. SENATE AND HOUSE OF RErEEsEN-
TATIvEs OF THE STATE OF MAssAeRUSErTs.
IN GENERAL COURT ASSEMBLED.
THE Petition of the inhabitants Of P6iaa& humbIv
l. fieweth, that great difficulties have arfen and
Gill fubfR with refpecf TO our late interpretation in
Guiding tract Of land larger than any in the State
that we know Of In our preltnt circumstances We
cannot affemble at the MeetrngFoufe which the Pro
Prietors built FOR the public worhiP Of Cod and il i
impcib!c in their preleLt extentfnl ftuaon to agree
any ipot to build en- In addition this il is with
difficulty that many OF inhabitants att end the Be
eefary town bu6nefs thele inconvenience call for
fome relief. Therefore your Petitioners pray yonr
honors to take the iubef into confederation and ftt
OF all the lands north Of Little Androicossn River and
incorporate che fame no feparate town, the DIVIDING
line to be the middle Of fad Little AndrofcoQgin River
Your petitioners further pray, that they may have one
half Of the lands, granted TO Bakerown for the en-.
couragement and fupport of fchoo or GchooIs fet 10
them.We your petitioners, having heretofore expe-
rienced your goodnef, therefore rely on it, that
you your widom viii grant this resfonable r..
quel; and as in ddty bound wiever pray
JOHN CHANDLER SelsSmen Of
NICHOLAS MOVES, { Poland.
CHANDLER FREEMAN, Toqvn Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
Commonwealth Of Maaachufetts.

IN TIE HOUSE OF REPRFsENTATIVEs, FEB. 81 1901.
ON the Petition Of John Rogers and others, praving
to be empowered to erect dam or dixie in Top1 m, in
the county Of Liucoin to prevent the water flowing
up Muddy River nearly in the courie Of the norhca-
iy boundary line of the lot Of land NOW owned BY
William Reed.
Ordered thar the petitioners notify all perlons cou-
cerned by cAung true and atteed copy OF their pc
tton with this order thereon to be pubiiihed ia T als
Gazette, printed Portland, three weeks fucccvely,
the 2 publication be twenty days leaf before the
feeond Tueday Of the 6rt FELTON, DC the next General
Court, thar They may then appear and thew caufe if
any they have why the prayer Of fad petition lhgud
not be granted.
SEM MP TO- concurrence.
EDWD. H. ROBBINS, Sbsaky.
In Senate, FEB 8oI.
Read and concurred
SAMUELfPHILLIPS, p, zfien.
4 true copy
Auea ,-EDWD. P. HAYMAN CLERK Of Senate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
HS
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1T V, y
POETRY.
TIE ANTYDQTE.

WHEN tEssiA fin faw. n heavenly fair.
With eyes 70 bright, and with thai awiula
thought MY heart which durh 70 high afpre,
Az bold as rs who match d cele(lial fire;
pui ioon e'tr the hcol ious idiot ipoke,
+ rsh FROM her coral : iuch folly broke;
like balm the trickine nonienie heal'd my wound
and what her eyes enthraId, her tongue unbound
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-21

FOR Sale, OF. to be Lea/ed,
In the City Of Warrington, and pofeIIion
given Immediately,
A handlome, well-hnifhed
three tory BUILDING, on New Jerfey
Avenues, in the vicinity.of the Capitol,
and the nearea dwelling on the fouth Of
it on Capitol Hill. The lot and houfe
are well iituated, and will always com
mand an uninterrupted view of the whole
city and George Town to the wet, as
we'll of the Potomac and EaGern Branch.
The houfe contains, 70 convenient rooms.
executive Of garrett and cellars.
II 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 or, ifsleafcd for years. the
terms would. be accommodating to good
tenant.
Further particulars may. be known by.
applying to Mr.: Jofeph Hodgfon, in that
city, or the fubfcriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN.
January IS. go
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Lott ar MaNnzd.

A PARCEL containing half piece Of
pepper and falt mixture Cloth, directed to
Charles Warden, Tailor, toebe left at
Tunniclif's Hotel, City Of Warrington,
TENT on. the sd of December lai, from
Bryden's ftage-ofice, Baltimore, has been
niilaid on the road or milf fent.
A high obligation will be conferred or
the owner by any pereon with whom it
was left, or who might hear Of fucf "a
parcel, by forwarding it as directed, or
to be left at M'Laughlin's Rage-ofice
George Town, with a line to Thomas
Carpenter. AL expences WILDE paid.
February 10.
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February q.
Property tor Sale.

q Two hundred and s,rty acres
! N excellent FARMING LAND, lying
Il. the county Of Loudoun, about q miles
. Ss,m Leefburg, and one mile from the
irnpike road leading from thence to Snic-
-1Ser's Gap, being part of Scotland Tract,
formerly belonging to Mr.. w. Mellon.
a HO.U Sc and LOT in
Leeiburg, poaened by Mr.. Dawlon, H,es-
chant.
A HOUSE and LOT eligi-
bly, ftuated, in Fairfax Rreet, Alexan-
dria, in the ponefion Of Mr.. Charles
Jones, coaehmaker.
A L OF in Dumfries, on
which are built ifrong and commodious
brick dwelling houfe and kitchen, TIA
bic and granery lin the occupancy ofMr.
Fine Smock. This meiIuage, from It's
vicinity to the creek and other local pro-
perties, is we'll calculated for perfor in
the grain or tobacco bufiheis.
1.-THE two rf mentioned properties are
not previou1y difpofed Of by private bar
gain, they will be expoied to public fale
at Mrs. Myers's tavern, in Leeiburg, on
the 9th day Of March next, being the firif
sday Of Loudoun county court.
For terms, application may be made to
MI. Thomas Harrifon, Dumfries, or to
COLIN AUD,
CamfyonsNyeet, 1lexaudyu.
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