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80 Dollars Reward.

S1PdIED or Ro!en from the
/al/e,i6er'' p0Jqu,e, (ne0r The lras of Tx
late MIR. MUM, ami aboat 4 mikes y1,om
tbis fo1vaJ IN Tbny/aay xiybt, tx 1otl
i3fant, tqvo CEILINGS, oAe ef Absu a
6rig6t bay, nlom IS hauds hsh, las q
baagigs nnis ami (1oHcb taA, a J4ar anu
Em@H bsn&e ar ./uip dam Ia or near hi,
"yr, br0naea on oue Of bis thgbs, BIZ,
q0bicb is u0f recoleaea, nus, o. BE
frots zveN and rvsry e9D ira J2,zv tr4.vek-
ling gan, a11d av4: Iboa bct1rl.
Tie stbs, q dugbf /auxi, a5out l. kands
5igb, a .l51rt m0ae b5t1e, has bangu
main and .Etvitcb i0ll, zubite Ibot H3an
bis dack, occgfoaea ly tie J.s4alr, ~.
6ara, and dr4g5 lis hi14 ffef, ~ 7ob,e5
Ibey are much tVy,u, b,las bis bead big5
1yhen ar9z4tea, las bu.4the .glaHae,5 T.,
lo1,e fime, 5ut IS almyE qveH bs q0.ss I5sa
bst1,r, dut bad LR ms IF bis l5Yrs.
Wnsruev del.ueys the /om k5rJsj 10 tie
lub>e,ibey, AsNyece,vr 10 titus reqVaya,
1r 10 a1A4rf5r eitber a. thsp. II Tie
H,%1es zve,t l2gleu, q0bie5 IS mere ihan
Pr.1a6A, the peylnFgpp4g aad Erxriag
16e h3i./, "a hbal lie m4> b fonp;G7s.i, J<5aly
reeeiVe = re7rard Of 80 d,Aays 4ban hi,
5eiag eonUiard .t5r yEealiAg tie afote/aia
b5y<s, or eAher # tbrm.
PHILIP K. FENDALL.
.4lpxan9,1a, r2tb Srpf. 1901. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-09
COLUMBIA ACADENy
king Street, 6et7vcrn Pr and RoyalS,,
LEXANDRIA.

Young Gentlemen are taupb,
Engliih, French, Latin, Greek, With,
Arithmetic, Book Keeping, GeographSS
Mathematics, with other branches Of =. ~
uicul and ornamental education, bv r.
Rev. games CHAMBERS, A. NJ,
many y.-'ys mater of a Boarding School, IN
England.
TERMS.
Dah. CT,
Education, Board, Lodging,
Waiting and Stationary, 50
per quarter,
Day Scholars, for Latin,
French, &C.. 7 80
Do. do. for Engliih,
French, &c. Q
Do. do. for Engliih, A
rithmetic, &c. 4
N. 3. Proper aniifants are conaan,lv
employed. Young ladies are laugh, n
feparate claHes, Englilh, French, Wri,
ing, Arithmetic and Geography, in ieus,
rate apartments. Great care viii be taken
to ,infrutt the more advanced youth n
the elements of competition, particularly
Epiitolary Writing, and the rules to b.
obferved in Public Speaking.
Auguft I. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-09

Remaining in tie Pga-OEce alexandria,
~ Oaober, 1901.

A. John Adam, John Anderfon, 81
Samuel Allen, 81 William or Thomas AZ
bury, John All.
3. Carr Bailey, John Barker, Thomas
Breillat, Lewis Burd, Alexander Barr,
George BoAich, Mr.. Barber, George
Baud, Mrs. Brown, John Buchan, .Juiia
Bellybreaker, Mary Brennan, John and
Jeremiah Booth, ls) Lewis blackburn,
Theophilus Bowie, Robert Brittle, Ar
drew Balmain, Thomas Brooke, Reuben
Bette, Lemuel Bent.
G. Mrs. Courtanay Carter, Notes
Coates, Cazenove and Walker, (e) Ro-
berr Chandler, William Chandler, Jo!ey
N. Coulon, Mrs. C!oye, James Cayan,
James Caroline Joiner; John Cummings,
James Collet, Simon Cox, Francis CARLY,
Patrick Cranney, Robert Carruthers, Jas.
Cutting, Thomas B. Conway, John Cehil,
Thomas Clark, JoGas Chaplain.
y. Elizabeth DAYTON, David Davies,
Samuel Dickfan.
E. John Ellis, John Evens, Thompfon
Elfey, John EHen, Jofcph Irwin.
F. John Field, Nathaniel Flore, James
Fenwicl1, Mr.. Fala, M'Carty Fitz-
hugh.
@. John Greenlees, ~ Mrs. Gr.en-
field, Edward Gey, John Graham George
Cream, Henry Gunnell.
Fl. William, harvey, ~ M. Hooper,
John Hodgfon, George He!mbold, Ja>ob
HenriggeI, William Hackney, Samuel
Harris, John Harriion, PleaEant Hard
wick, Rachel Hewitt, Milly Harmon,
Paul F!edl=y, Marcus Heniou.
|. lfa4c Jofeph, ~ Virlinday Jackfon,
lofeph leyens, Richard Johnfon, Captain
Jackfon.
K. Joaas w. King, Ann Hooper, Tho
mas Keene, ~ John Keene.
L. Jchn Lawrie, George c. I.amkin,
John Lipfeomb, Jofeph Lewis, Casharine
Lewis, Charles Love, 81 Mary Lee, (z)
William. l.. Lee, William Lampkin, Ro-
bert Lewis.
M. Charles Muir, Lewis Mcmillan,
METERS. Mitchell and Terrible, (4) Mon
tieur Giles MarReler, Neal Mooney, las.
M'Meckeu, Elizabeth Mail, Bridget
NJ Laughin, Samuel Lad, Mon. B. Mar
tin, Henry M'Kew, Bryan M'Nally.
N. John Newton, Jofeph Neale, Prich-
ard Newly.
Q. William Grayfon Orr, Samuel
Ohes.
P. Nicholas Peers, Richard P. Preci-
Gus, John Pepper, Robert Piper, Captain
Patriefon, Zacilariah Phillips, Sarah Patti
ion, William Patice, Jack Pasf.fsn, Will
liam Payne.
q. Samuel Quarter.
K. Daniel n. Robinion, ~ John
Read, Mr.. Rutter, Doctor Richards, John
Ridley, capt. Rofe.
S. Johi smith, John Simpson, Henry
Sefi'ns, William St-then, Robert Sine, { y
Georgc Swink, Alexander Simreil, Ann
sanger, Charles Saunders, Samuel Strin-
sar, John Seems, John Smith, Marble
stone, John Swift William Spears.
T. John Inttle, ~ Thomas Tunno,
VIM. Taylor, Thomas 1abb, David Tue
<er, Martha Thorn, Mr.. .TiGin, Thomas
Triplett, Edward w. Tupper, John low
erS, ~ Mr.. Trazife.
V. VIM. Vance, t3.)
w. VIM. Wood, MeiIrs. Wharton and
Co. Henry Weeden, MIR. Wight, Enoch
Ward, Suia Wills, John Wofmely, Ro-
bert Whittet, Manuel Williams, Joieph
Wilton, John White, Vim. w. Wood,
Jere niah Wadfworth, Col. d. Williams.
oct. 2. law 3w
1000 los. fine RufIian Glue,
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Mace to LnaeYtakeiy.

HE Committee appointed by Lodge
NO. II, for erecting Lodge Room over
the new Market lioufe, are detirous Of
contracting with fome perion Tor the exc
eution OF the iaid work the room will
Dc SO teet long, and to correipond with
the neiSnt OF the preient Court-Houie and
to be quilt with good materials, and
hnilhed in a worman-like manner. The
ground plan and an internal view of /. c
room is lodged with Nj. Guy Atkinio. !,
VINO VIII give the necetlary intormario,
OF the manner in which the work is to he
executed. The payments wlil be mao,
20 iuit the undertaken, on his giving goou
1ecufity tor executing the work.
TIE COMMUTE.
Oo 6 !,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-09
IOli n q. L ADD
HAS REMOVED

His Store of Goods, from the Frame
Warehoufe, on Col. Giipin's wharf, to
the Brick Warehouie next directly welt :
ward thereof, where he offers for fale, a
variety of WE L and DRY GOODS On
very reaionable terms.
RAVIa Sheetangs,
A few bales OF the belt qcality, emit
titled TO drawback on expectation, juit
received and for fale as above.
Intending to leave this place fome few
weeks, my brother, MIR. W<nliam .Lndd,
will attend to my concerns during my alb
fence. JOHN G. LADD.
iaiv II. d
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FOR SALE,

Il too /2o1y HOUSE and
LOT bug 4pou the Garner ef Kmg AID
llLf>edJ2reefs. Tire bo4/t is zveA fayl5ea,
4vifb euery xeteDary aecommodahon, cam
ping Of a panty, kHchen, table, earri-
age 5ox/e, /moke boz/e, &c. sc. TIE ht
is 60 fert frouf on King F,vet, BY 100
feet back l9 aIS feet alley.
ALTO,
4 t,uo )Qory HOUSE, 30
feet fJont, qvHb a baLf acre hit, mclgemg
ayardeu neatly paled III, Ding uaou The
eorue, of Cameron and ADre4 f,eefs.--
TIE boyle is gerry eouveuisut, 7uitAa kncb-
en-, Fare room, Fable, &c. Ge.
Alto,
Il FARM about three and
an.baLrmilrs fran A!rx0udria, Containing
nbout 100 acres, party Ding on The CAL
ebefer road, and Commanding a pe,y ee-
fenlf'Ue prelped Of tbe to1vm and s,ver
zOnb a Dazzling bonjc ID feet by "a, a
Afebea 4ajaiuimg, and .feOerni ,mprove-
ments, eogGqixg Of burn and f4be 60
fret BY 20. There are a6out IS acres of
lard cleared, 4vnb yonug orcbayd con-
tanning aboat 900 frees Of eho,ee fruit
forterms app5 to
THOS. RICHARDS,
.AMs f're otp9f<e fbe W4ba4gt01 taver1.
4uonR IS, a
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-09

The fubicribers have juft received
few barrels Of fouthern pork and IriA
beef tor fdle at their warehoufe and arc
opening an afortment Of
WoOlens e Linen Goods,
amongf which, few bales Of lacking.
RICKETTS,, NEWTON x 90.
Sept. u. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-14

burning f1ricu1y, fuIdeniy d:fsnpeare3
All hands in good ipirts, night clear and
warm, with a light weitcrn breeze, ard
finaii iea TT th watch rs uflal on hoa,d
the fhip; the remainder cf;hc crew repo
Cd themielves, halfio AID half OUT OF lie
water; the boats nor eAcec4ing / inlhc,
above The level Of the ita.
July c5.-- Fair wesiacr AID light VET
erly brcczes, oblcrvci III ias. 40, s7. En
ployed in rendering oGr G.uailon as Gcu,,
and comfortable as roAblc. a, MON,
manned two oars IN each bca-.
July 2oth.--At II O'Clock A. NJ
Deferred fail, and at haif paa / f, p. NJ
gos along fide Of the Dan;l!l brig RIVER
iteig, captain Cornelius tpy,e, Ccrnel,ef
fin, from ST. Thomas fer hamburg b,
whom we were taken oilboard and treated
very huAlsnely by hecaptain, tho on ihor
allowance OF proviiions and water be,on
he received us on board.
July zS.--Spol<e brig Maria, -ane, %
| days from lie Of Wighs for portfmopib
n. H. captain John Bow!cs, by wson
three of~us were raken on board and treat
| ed very politely by the captain, who prev;
Gus to cur being on beard was ihort of pro
vilions, and had for icmr time been on al
lowance.
! Augua o.--spoke hip Anashyif, ala,
| 49,, captain Rogers, alias -, from
Potion for Hamburg, who very politely
rcsufed TO aaia or fupply Us with provid.
ons; when the iane was requeited by CAP.
tain Bewles, he received for anfwcr thar he
had none 70 fpare, ard without further
ceremony lefr US; we found to what nation
| The nip belonged, by the name On her
itern, or rather fnPpoied her by tina, TO be
under the American flag.
Auguf i7.-Cn the Grand Bank, IN
lat. %, fPoke fhip New York, Iohp
Seward, of New York, from Hamburg
for Philadelphia, who very kindly luppled
| US with beef, pork, peafe, candles, fptits,
bread, and herrings, with fundry triRing
articles, for which he refufed to accept any
pay.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-14

n,cn before Alexandria, which have for
three months kept in check between IL
ADD $4,000 EnsIia,, turniihcd with a for
rnidab!c train OF artillery. The petition
of Gen. Menou, fuppor,ed by the forts Of
Alexandria, is very good. The cntrenoh-
cd camp under Cairo, is of the fame force,
and &C ally capable Of reGiting.''
Our Deal letter preients lilt Of gun
boats moa terrible in naa,e. We there
find, the 7isrel and Fa,ions; the Wrnng-
Ter, the 7eoaey, the Bcser, the Bitter, the
Gnp<r, the Yite,, and all led by the ST.
gage Hoop of war. If theic DON'T give
the enemy a d,nb5ixg,w we ihall defpair Of
victory.
The prohibi'ionof fome fieam engines
inone of tie provincial towns, has alarm
ed evcral OF our fat aldermen, who are
afraid Of being mitaken in this hot wea
! Their for theie /aaoakmg pieces ofmecha-
MIN. saa,s@ ~
A large quantity of bs,w has been late
ly imported from China--if we may judge
from the preient fate of Grin. eau. this i.
carrying Goals to Newcaitle.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II.

Arrived, brig Franklin, Kenney, Bour.
deaux; iloop Conner, Foiiin, Richmond,
Arrived at the Lazaretro.
Sch'r Fame, pittman, Charleaon.
Cleared, fhip Ganges, Murdoch, Can.
ton: Enigma, Lafher, New London :;
brig Beaver, Ellis, Rotterdam fchooner
Succeis, Harmet, Aux Cages; Flying
fifth, Clark, Wilmington.
Arrived, brig Franklin, Kenney, from
Bourdeaux. July lo, forty miles north
OF Cape prtegal, was examined by three
Guerniey privateers, treated politely
Same day faw eight large fhips and brig
Handing TO the fouthward, fuppofed to be
yehels OF war. Onthe 18th was brought
to by the Britifh frigate La Nymph, cap.
tain Douglas, ient an officer on board,
who Informed that the veflels feen on the
10th, were trafports full of troops under
convoy of the Britifh frigate Argo, capt
Bower, defined for iome fecret expedi
ton.
On the 10th Augua, fpoke the fhs
adventure, LIllibridge, of Philadelphia,
from Guadaloupe bound to London
Next day was boarded by the French phi
vateer L'Efperance, captain Valadier, off
Guadaloupe. on cruize.
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HARRISBURGH, September :.
INlnLerGuI .Sine.

a angular non-deicript animal, has
t1nce tew weeks ftvcral times made it,
appearance, near Northunberlapd town,
IN this tate, which has been the fubjea OF
much speculative enquiry in ,hefs parts,
ne extraordinary formation of this won,
leriai creature, as reprefented bya numbef
or respectable inhabitants of thar place,
VINO nave Teen II, is certainly aaoniIiing
70 every one, particularly 20 to tn f. &C.
qua,nted with ataraIhiitory, and tosoi.A
S the mind with a variety Of coniettGfe.,
'ons OF which perhaps not very fsyorabi:
10 the human fpecies. 1t is faid 10 be
aoout nve feet In height, and moves erect
IL has more perfect liaraan face than any
other ANIMAL of ths brute creation ,,i,he,ta
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Joretgn gnteMgenee.
LONDON, IuIv zr.

We yeaerday deemed it improper TO Law
before the public all wehad heard refpea.
.irg the communication of government 20
the lord mayor, as publicity would lave
defeated the Object in. view. and impeded
The iervice Of the coun:ry bat frcc fuf.
rieious print, which prctends to fupport
rin'iiess, has difcloied that the court Of
sAldetrisn met to grant WARRANTS for i'm
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NEW YORK. Sept. 10.

I'VE HoNIN, 9oSPt. TO.
Arrived, fhip Factor, Kemp, London;
Schooner Lady Carlton, , ST.
Johns.
The Faeor, from London, met, in the
channel, a ihip, fuppoied to be the Amelia,
from this port. Spoke, Aug. 70, in lat.
A., "a, long. ~, IL, the fhip William
and Mary, from Philadelphia for AmAer.
dam. a3d, on the Banks, the III ip Mars,
Sheffield, III days from Liverpool for thi,
port.
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Arrived, brig Franklin, Kcnney, Bour.
deaux; iloop Comet, Foflin, Richmond.
A IL i
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7zoemty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from Alexandria, on
SATURDAY evening the 18th inf. two Ne.
gro Women, viz. Amie and Y.nxs: the
former aboat 8 years OF age, feet l.
inches high, ftout made, of ycllowith
Gait had on, when fhe went off,, blue
cloth habit; iaid girl wa, purcRaied Of
Mr.; William Reed, and formerly lived
IN the City Of Warrington, where I cx-
peet the is now lurking the latter about
~ or IS years of age, feet 10 ORR
inches high, has now with her young
child at the breaG, about 4 or months
OLD, her apparel is not rccolletted f,e
was porchaied Of gentleman living in
Prince Georges county, Maryland 49,
Whoever will aPprehend faid women, and
deliver them to me in Alexandria, nlall
receive the above reward, or 10 dollars
fox either.
GEORGE LUCK.
Nov. I8.
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Public Sale.

On WEDNESDAYaext, the 18th
ixf. at 10 s'eIoeA, quiN be /aid at !be
b'g/e Of JANIS BACON, on Fayfax
Grsth (avbo % sbsxt to grit the D,y
GoOas' bz6nc/i)
The remainder of his
Stock In that Line,
Confhing OF q number Of articles iuitable
tor the prelent leafon.
Intending HJo to qmffbe boRie be at pre-
Je"t Occupies, he SoW at tie /ame time
dpefe Of /ome articles u
Houiehold Furniture,
CwHqixg Of !.
Mahogany hair hottomed chairs,
A mahogany fde board,
A fer OF mahogany Northumberland
tables,
Bedaeads, looking glaGes,
And iron sfhoyels and tongs,
With variety of other articles, the whole
OF which are in the bctt prelervasion.
Terms of fale are, all fums under fifty
dollars cath will be required, and over that
ium credit of 60 days will be given the
purchafer. giving approved negotiable
notes in the bank of Alexandria.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
NOV. 10. Vendue- Matter.
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JOHN G. LADD
- HAS FOR SALE, z 7.
Coafe and fine alt,
K X, fAeeting and Duck, Z
wet ledia. and N. E. rum,
,I.e Violates, Sugar and Coffee,
sc hysakin, Teas Of the bea qoa-
0OucOon e eOhea liry, I
A fewcaks Madeira wine,
.iDO. bis. beef,
Mould and di'pt candles,
10y 9 window siafs,
soap, cheefe and mad,
M Men and womens' fhoss,
= Writing and wrapping paper,
lotion and wool in bags,
s. rbox linen checks, "
90. playing cards,
: 40. Dutch quilts,
Sewing twins,
p nlew crates and boxes glafs ware,
sspPer' nutmegs, aIfpce, alum.
oa plailter of Paris, &c. &c.
q. n
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FALL GOODS.
Robert I. Hoe and Co.
HAVE RECEIVED,
frr I5it Orom from LivsytooI, SD Nit
Referee from Lo11os,
- K Y G. 90 ID S.

iuitable to the approaching Gafon, which
will be fold on reafonable terms by the
piece or package only.
They have Hkewif for SAILS,
A quantity of German linens,
Hardware from Birmingham,
Earthen ware in crates,
Brown fugar in hhds. and bis.
Coffee in bags.
Sept. II, ss
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On FRIDAY,
At ten s'tloek, quiN be Jold at ne Yendne
Store,
cd and 18th proof Antigua and
Jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin inshls.
Teneriffe Wine in eaiks,
Coldials in bis.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
NolaGes in hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Earthen Ware il crates,
Handsomely aaorted,' s'@
1 80 bexes~Havanna Segars,
Cotton in bales---ou q eredit.,
ALSO,
A varatey Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
flannels and Planes,
Carpets and Carpeting.
lriih and German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
CaliceeS and Ginghams,
a variety Of Muffin and Muffin Hand
rkerchiefs and Shawls, i
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, ,aad
a number ofother articles.
!, P. G. MARSTELLER,;
Wv. -. .eVendue, Mater
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VOLUME Nv.

practise sprobated by your preJacefoia, aud
degrading to the Gite son hold, as well as to
Your public character FtoT fuch correlFon-
denoe ycu coilea your inios tsat on cps cling
characters, ] have good authority for fstng,
that in one Of theie letters TO friend in Con
Leaicut you exprefed regrer that there was
not iing'e rGUjlic0n representative in Cen
grefs from that State, from whom you. could
obtain knowledge of the proper chara6iers to
hll the Offices of government. Of courie,
iupofe, you reorted to briV0fs j0arcsJ. Thefc
JaArce5, are known, aud three or four Of the
gentlemen republicans in THAI State, hoaf that
they have the gaurdianhip Of your will, and
the difpolal Of offices. 10 what Rate of de-
graduation has the government fallen Three
OF four private perfons, lome of them Of irfam-
Gus character, dfialing appointments to the
m 4 important Offices, and dleding the Exc
cutve Of The United States in the mode Of hum
bling the good and the zporfig, to make QUay for
men without talents or rtfptdabnity.
Not republican member from Connecticut
How viii The Sloed Of the humble tanners and
me hanics, Of that State, whole daily toll pro-
cure them bread bill with indignation at this
ptelidental reflection On their choice Of repre-
ftntatives And with What luprcme contempt
will the delegates tbtmlelves frniie I'll the mPn-
t4Jion OF their candor and Vsracity No conf.
deuce IS to BE- placed in the eentlemen who
have the confidence Of that relpe6e bleSraIe; bur
private fouces If information are fought a.
n.ng JIcobin proa'gates-
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Il. tn Seape, and HoHl: ef Reb-eIeaiafives Of
y Siats Of Mqg.e5ajtfts, IN G-ner az Court y
jszlsJ =
ne petition of the inhabdsn1s of pol IND.
- y alao.Y thew1th-That great difficulties hase
80 80. aud uN iuh6f with rrfpect - our late ncor-
80. II 'aelldiog tract Of land larger than any
ea. .@s uae ihal We know ot.) 10 our pr f-nt civ
80 .aOsss, vs. cannot aiIcm5le d. the meeting
IN Naea The propretors built tor the public
7. v and il Is impoilibls ia this preTent
hd.s a "lUaton, TO agree Oh any other ipot %
~, AS. n addition TO thie, It 10 with difficulty
laa., q our nhhaOitants attend the nccriIary
has a-Si''- hSie inconvenience call tor iome
al !. ansseicre Your petitioners pray your hon
al me iubjett into cOnfdera lio0, add fst
~ha5 north Of little Aa y oicoggin- z yer,
ae,d;o. P0fa's the fame into igparatr town, the
fo,s.t ,'s 70 De the middle Of laid little Andro-
Thai 4 Your petitioners further pray
i H. may have one half of the lands granted
t6yoI (. the encouragement & support OF
Il. 49, aoois, ietto them. We your petition.
,b.,egas heretofore experienced your goodnef5,
rsr, ~, % it--thatyou 10 your wifJom, viii
souod nm, our reafoua6le requaa-Aad as II duty
J0aN CHANDLER, SeE9n:an Of
~, .%,l.SHOLAS MOVES ( PolaAa.
NDLER FREEMAN, Tozyn Clsrk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16

Tie Lady of Sir VIM. Hamilton, K. Z. who
with her huibAod lome time ago accompanied
Lord Melton % Eng land, beng vario1ny fpoken
o., as 70 her perloaal charms; a Mort Get,h Of
her exterior may BE acceptable 10 many ofour
readers Her Id, hin i ia her Aath wear.
rather taller than Tie common height, fili dif
playing a fucsrior graceful amin i1ion of figure.
5ow a little On he wane. from too great a pro.
penli'y to the en Bon paint. Her aniinofa4rias
era ~, 70 varying in their lyle and captivating
il their elsa, are declining lfo under this un.
fortunate rerlonal extrnGon. Hcr teeth are love
iy, and her hair is of he dakef brown, immenfe-
l. Thick, and trails 20 the ground. Her eyes ave
black, and poff, the NIT faf mating attrao.
ton but her ncfs is ather too fhort for theGrs.
clan eonfcur Of her face, which Notwithstanding,
is Gngularly expIelIive and her cozusr7asf,.s,
if not fold and argumentative, are al ieaa
(piigaty and Gng.-Such, after ranack
lug Krcalaarau, and Pombend, for thirty eight
years, is, The chief eurofty. with which thar
celebrated antiquarian Sir Wili1m Hamilton,
has returned to bis native country.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16

PdRTr APP0INTMENT.

An enlightened Democrat In The county of
Colu"bi4 has lately been appointed an aGiltaor
Jnitice 81 the Comnon pleas. HE vas 1om=
tse iin,c applied to ~ cafe Of pe.it larceny,
and iiued BIZ warrant con mandiog he conlta-
bic 70 IKE The cpirit and bring him fcrthv ith
before his wofihip," - aaiaory mta ne tsobL OF
t5e Fate Of Nt4o Tax, in a f4q gfHebgji. On he
e4E, % fher damaes fsoerb fcs doh0rf or auder."
The rogue was appreh lnded and The magilii ate
auayed in all ,ha dignity Of Else, received
him. Tire warrant WAS produced, and the pri(-
oner plead for non. iuit IN account oil error IN
the process. His worlhip then applied 10 a
gsntlen,an. late.y removed, for iuilrulious.
The rlfd!t mas tba. ne TeWna himlclf entarplc5.
and after a pTiva.e ooRverfatoa with ihe pi-
ioner the later was discharged FACT.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16

,p SALE. from five hun ircdto & venIsen thoufand
-. III AND. fcoafei upnA that rich tsatt en-
.sas P,kss.,4s Rsg.r, between Kennebcck aud
- 'A,,ss-lki Land is l0ttsd. and proves be OF
80 aualyy--and is.vtry rommodious for al
'r1 s,se Isstltnents having excellent Mil Seats.
,.v.etv acres Of Trees feed. and road from il
80 Bsagsr. fhe f'le a derived from the Gov
nss a0a val g perfect, and g a. entire la.ias
y ~. sar cab oF gpod leecr''y.
s''.a--About thirty good ferling 10 rs (hun5red
- g.eh3 IL Ehc town OF JAy ~ which town thcrc
fes .r,,s II hundred Famiiies.lo luther pAlIic-
Il Il + monte ii the feMisr, or Of
N~'''a IOsLPA z FOxCRAFT.
.r.-,.s.. f., No 8. (8S-6w)