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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

Ese application Oh PEENTJss BsLLsN Ef7. 70 tbf
CtERE for a ag--a sf haak Erfh

CcERE. for s!S--a 2f b!atk RThh
g
OQUIRE sewall, sir,-be pleas'd to lend me-
Or give me-og at lean to fend me
Twelve blanks of Coues Ct Common Pleas,
Touch dioE on paper imooth As create,
With the great name Of your great honor,
Suck down, 10 fanction. u one corner
want them toon, to keep law going
For. law feJs other heiings. flowing
BrcAufe, a love az ready rino
Is tn root Of evil, you and know
Law fc4ttsrs wide this evil huif,
'T,ll The poor fouls hsv'n't got enough
To keep their bodies from the gaoi.
50 by next polt 6T do not fail
To frank them without further telling
And you II obhge your friend MELLEN'
TIE CLEEt's AatqVsr.
Squire Meen, SiI, Zee here lend you
Twelve blank court writs; which will lend you
Till the next court and expect
To Gil them, you viii not neg'cf,
land If you want I'l lcud you more,
By Eagle dozen or bv .core.)
Xou'l get Ihsm furd which done you'll venture
on the Clerks dncee an 70 enter
That arc poc I,J,lyo ny thnie toos
Who will not bv cOui. n'd 70 rules.
for law igr many hirthngs flowing,
Sends Gieny sheriff fat sg0ns.
Takes from vile toiSs the rOol Of evil
Whigh csaIt, them 70 be qute eiyd
Keeps them ia gaol al al Is ipsn1,
And then Dc iGre they viii repeut;
Thus iul.ce ran. thrO' all the lste.
'AIousl high ana DOW, and lmall ard great.
The Commonwealth ltu is greeting 20 al,
Tor The Cle < name b DANlIL SswALL.
(Perts4osb 0ysst
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09
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JONATHAN BOWMAN, i'm. ~.
Lincoln, d.--COEyf ef Coafszsn Peas >.
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Lincoln, H.--C0Erf or Cona4sn Plss
loroAgb, Mab+Tr70, ~ D. issr. So
UPON the p-tIiiaa sfvrgiaid- Orc-r.t.A.....
laid prtuoncr notify ai' perfona iu.srerst 49,
w appear At the nrSt Court of Commnr NJ I'M M. M
" .'OdrT at Topiham " AMI for W. $50 "
Lineoin, 90 the fourth Montay ~ AuspF MI, NJ
FULFILLING az ate sd copy of la,d nsl,ssos M n
order thereon, three weeks fuSerfigsy 4 es.
PoTfh'Hd Ga~sffe, toe lst pubGcattcn d y go.
weeks a. leaf before th, hu'ng Of fsa Can
a'io 'y potting atteled ,coTi. a5 tao p.ai~.
ihr- order berr0n ID Pn6hc places Il iid mi,
wtch, three weeks Ak irad b-tO-t ,l lrir,
laid C-urt bat the7 H.ay then aid tbtss ,r,...
and fhew caU'e, Y any .hry tsye, ~A, wv NM.
there ih0u,f M hc grau.-.
Att5a, JONATHAN BOWMAN, Cgs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

70 to- Hossra5's 1.s7iees y i. 80
h'e"'' ee'e.a u Pssgesi5o,oas5. 8 q e.
esa7y q Liasols, o. %. stsss b. II "a
NE P=dtion y JossUA TARvAau
wich, 70 the co,.nty y. Lsn..l- ai f.e
hlmoly ihswetn, That your pgtil a.s N aisa.
eFed aud i5ized a. tenant "a commss " ait..
10 hin unknown, cf fevrn ,.od'.i. n NJ oth.f.
parts O. certain tract Ct parcel q - , ;ss6
lad Woolwich, bounded vaesFiv !. ~.1 'lus b
hy Joh.', ooSins, nor,herlv b. a.. aug 0sesa
BENJAMIN TroH, weacriy BY ths - @- o@s,a
leading from Capt. Fu'Artou's 10 ri. NJ Fta
Mrrtinr houiv, andlHu,herly NJ AN, ao.t4e
ieHion "a the laiJ Juihua Farhhsr-.tt''0 W. va p1E
trac or paIcrl of LAM beng thai DR.. MI aiaISad
~ ne ftit divihon OF laud W F,,l 4, Nos,
which les ID common lnd uadiv..f "oasitA
heirs Ut DanierFaruham, late uf We. Is tia
ceaiyd and your s-titiooer. beips lA' Dc,
holding hs irsen ued,vitei fx.ten.s , -'A'.as q
crafty, prsYs that pariti0i OF Tad tr.., 2 ls'
or land be made, anu that his h7,-',n pAv5
thereof y aligned har, I'll th=l NJ M PFtc1
enjoy the fame IA lsvcraty. Andatit o iat
viii ever pray. JOHN MERRHf uaaat
IL true cupY-Attef "--H
ION THAN pOWfRNr
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

s7iiE pi1pu.turs ut t.. i.vc Al l-t NJ. Land M
!: tac tuvu i4ttiy c4Nyi N-tr Sntaok, hlt nos
L37-l5 N.Y. ih- c0uu,y Wy YOr>, roaF'er u'v"tllH-
,a, arc hereby not iei taa. tbs tame are taxed M
t1e b.rs committed 70 ,Ae The iubt-rocr, Collector
tor aI toga tor tbs year 1891, 10 coll-tt, N ire
rtlpsct.ve iums ioloW1os, viz. ia the fam Of e.
Cents sac o Mills ou each lSt.
IN Div. ~ Div. "a DIV. 81 Div. sd Div.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

LINCOLN, G.-Cserf Of Conner Plaf. BIZ, !.
az Io.AIa, i4 .n- tor lb- C3slls " lfr...
t5r l-r.5 A-ldy NJ dagaR. 4. p. isof.
TIE pltrDn-r, l~Tls nt- .t,3 w aofy
acCo.uiug Io .lc orlyr WY, Count NV WY El9 t.rg
urAer-c .aat ur ,.urfY in THU lltla ni-t-- y,
directed Y, lhr .aR ..rm, VIZ. bY publaag w.
2tur,iAid tuun and h- ABOVE o-.rr rn-r.a..
three WesL tucc-fis5y " T,at' PaAsss c.,.,.
io- .a6 publication 20 be tRryc e,eks a. .s3 n.
ip1c me utuoS 81 Iho u,A, CalH Of C.a. non
n as Ter tAi county i3Hua Tesn,4 D fesi,
aiio oy pc" 'F rt-hd CHe.. ai 6f. petition Ala
lhs Oi.o tr San, puNc phases ia aH WnoI-
wch. 'h-e1 "t Inn I" .-sN rlv.t hs a~s VI
t4,u Count. .i tt tt IVY, il.s t. tauu
Then ard tNFry appear AMI .t .s1g, FAM t.sr
hsvt, WAY ne pray tr-r.t thloiI uot " grl,t.
en- Al en-, JONA. BOWMAN, jun. Ca,
= trHe copy, as sD1'ats 81 Rroo-d,
ALCHN BRANf ORD, Cad
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

AS a great part, Mr.. Chairman, Of what I
have to offer to The committee on this queltion
is CONNECTED with the tatements of abufes which
gentlemen, who oppofe the continuation of this
law, tell us have been committed III the courle
of It's execution. have chofen TO offer it at
this Gage of the debate, in order that the cor
reeion Of the errors with which thoie Rate
meDts abound, may go forth with the errors
themfslves.
The objections Of gentlemen, Sir, to The con-
tinuation of this law, have been directed, as
ulual, againR It's conhituionaity and its expe
diency. Thofe againf its expediency are re.
ducible, as far a. have been able to under
ltand them, 10 fome inRances of oppreGion,
which gentlemen fay have taken place under
the law. In what did this oppfeaion conGa {?
If underGand gentlemen Alright, they tated
it to conGG in the denial TO perfSns who had
been indicted uuder the law, Of the proper
time, means and opportunity OF making their
defence. The objections have been variouly
and very Indefinitely expreGad, but as far as
was able to underRand them, this was THAR full
amount,
Let us then, Mr.. Chairman, examine the
cafes which have been adduced as intaacss Of
this opprefion Let US inquire whether they
afford any foundations for the imFutatioas
which have been made on the conduit of their
courts.
The fh cafe is that which occurred 10
Philadelphia Taft year. (1beegs ef mr.. CooPsr.J
10 this cafe, we are told, the party was denied
the means of making his defeaee was p'even-
ted from adducing the tefimony BY which The
truth Of The publication for which - was in.
diced, might have been proved. Fortunately,
there are many now preient, many hon2raole
Members Of the Houie, who we'e P client at
the tlial, anl Can bear te!timnny TO lhs m "a
ner in which it was conjufed.- They can
telify that the party was allowed all the lndul
gence thar he aiked for, was permitted to ca
~ before the jury III IL. leaimonT whi-h he
chcGs 10 addu.e.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
From the PALLADIUM.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.

IN every town, or at leaR in every county,
a lociety might be formed for agricultural en-
quirIes' No politics ihoulc be allowed. For
every man of found mind NUT hate all politi.
cal clubs Such focieties might a(certain a
watt number of facts and principles Of very
great importance TO agriculture which nobody
knows much about UfefuI experiments would
be reported TO them, and thus the trcaiury of
the beit kind of knowledge would be conliDu.
ally growing richer. A meeting on a new
years day would be enough for year. For
frequent meetings would be neglected Com.
mttees might then BE appointed to purfne Ger.
tain ipecIhc enquiries and to report at the next
meeting. The relnlts, if important, might be
fent TO the Mafachuletts Agricultural Society,
and the mot valuable might be printed N their
next publication. Thss the whole State would
be an agricultural academy, nothing precious
would be loft, and the Ipirit Of agricultural
improvement would become as much more &C.
tive than it is, as might be expected from the
differences between cherithed and neglected
branches Of fcience. Agriculture would gain
new patrons, and new lights and guides it
needs them. It is Therefore ,arneRly recon-.
mended to the members Of the General Courr,
TO begin IN fuch a patriotic courie. At preftnt
one county fcarcely knows the courfe If huff
bandry in another, and. therefore, the fpirit Of
imitation, 70 much the improver Of all o,her
arts is fcarcely vitibe in this.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
7EFFERSON'S SEAT.

MONTICELLO, the feat Of Thomas
Jeferfon, Vice-PreGdent Of the United States
Of America, is in the Albemarle country, Vir-
ginia, about 100 miles w. of Richmond, and
rs NJ w. Of Warren, near Charlottyille
His farm conias Of f-veral thouiand acres OF
excellent land, on the river Rapidonia, n.
" Brarrh Of James River. The manAon
houle, which Is ipacious and elegant, hands Oh
amount, 900 feet above the circumjaceut coun-
ny, and commands view OF about 1000
iquare miles, To the w. and N. w. the Blue
Ridge appears in full view,for nearly 70 miles.
loihe northeaA, T. and S. as far as the eye
can extent, i fat plain country, and 10 the
iPfing and fummer iealons appears like an ek.
tenfiye portion Of the ocean, except here and
there appears little mounts, rifing in the form
OF tngar loaf mr.. JyFtrlon has abouV 100
acres OF land uE6er cultivation $40 OF wheat,
100 Of corn, szo Of clover, gao OF peas and
pe,aIoss, titled and managed by about IzS
havsst lie carries on the mailing bnfineis, IL
which the negro boys OF about y years old are
smploysd, who make about ton Ct naHS
Eonth"
VIA, he King IF the demo rat hold ls human
1sinl' ia fsysry Mr. adam w0a.d 4Ah3F A.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
SAFE AND EFFICACI0US REMEDY FoR TIE
CANCER

Take the narrow leafed Dock root and
boil il in water, I'LL il be quite soft then battle
the part affected in the decoction as hot as can
be borne, three o. four times day ;-lhe root
mutt then be mahed ard applied as a poultice
This roof mas proved an efe6ual cure in
many inHances lit was hrlt introduced by an
INDIAN Woman, who came to the houlc of a
perion in the country, who was much inflicted
with a cancer in her mouth the Indian, per-
ceiving iomethiDg was The matter, enquired
what it was, and, on being informed, iaid fhe
would cure her. The woman coniented to
trial, though with little hope Of luceel., haviog
preyiouily uled many things without receiving
any benefit. The Indian went OUT and foon
returned with root, which lhe boiled and ap
piled as above, and in lhort time a cure was
effeded. The Indian was very careful 20 con-
ceal what thefs roots were, and relul5d giving
any information relpeaiog them; bat hap
PeniDg one Jay to lay fome Of them down, and
ltep out, the woman concealed one Of the roots,
which lhe planted, and loon diicoverei what
il was not long after = perfon in that neigh
borhood, being affixed with The fame complaint
in her face, the inforn med her Of this remedy,
and in TWO weeks, ihe was cured Some time
upon the back Of bis hand after tutoring
much, and unable to get any ret, being told Of
this root, It was procured and prepared for
him he kept his hand in the water as hot as
he could bear It for fome time; the root was
then applied as poultce, and that night be
lept comfortably, and il two weeks, his hand
was entirely cured
DANIEL BRowN's father having bad can
cez in bis head, had il cur out and apparently
healed but, fome Of the roots remaining, it
again broke out bis Doctor then informed him
that nothing more could be done except burn
ing it ont With hot irons. This being too harih
a remedy to fu6mit TO, be was much dfcourag-
ed The Dock root was foon after recon-
mended aAd it cured him in ihoit time.
+" In the beginning of The winter of 1898,
hard lump appeared in the middle OF my under
lip, and in fhort time, became fore lit con-
tinued in that Gtuation till ipring, when it in-
created and became painful; then fhewed It
to perlon of Kill land foon found that he ap'
pretended it to be cancerous after two OF
three different applications, the complaint in.
created and iprcad rapidly.
" Lor TAR, having heard Of my complaint,
mentioned this root. | called on him TO know
the particulars Of t--he gave me the neceh4ry
Information root was procured, and uled
in the manner abovementioned-takin mout-
hful Of water, in which the root was boiled, and
letting it drip over my lips as hot as | could
bear i this did three or four times day,
and then kept the root to il day and night,
and in two days the pain entirely left It, and in
two weeks it was curel.
g This remedy is Gmple, fAfe, and not ar
tended with any ching unPleaiant."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

much Hmp as will anfwenth the ordinary demand
OF more than three or four mouts, ought TO
attract the immediate attention of Ccngrefs.--
To promote the cul ure OF an article 70 impor-
tant to commercial nation, it is fugg eiied,
whether the Offering bounty would net op
srate fuccefsfully.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
ARTICLES OF INTELLIGENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, lie 3.

PHILADELPHIA, FEB 3.
IF Great Britain and Rutiia ihould uufortu
nately be involved in ho(lilities, it is to be ex
pedeI.that orr commercewith the latterwill be,
II not wholly fufpeoded, coaiiderably ,eltliaed
This confederation, when il i alto kaown, tina.
Ts have not az ? eieaE IL eur itor'Aoaies as
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

National LegNatare.
Mr.. HARPER's SPEECH,

DELIVERED m Tbs HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
or THE UNITED STATES, OK THE RENEWAL OF
TIE SEOITION Law.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
BOSTON, FfB. IA.
SERIOUS EVENT.

Wky Ju6fr ys ttcb ereatve5 to trapel The roads
x0pmitbed On Friday lar as Mr.. AarOn Sar-
gent was travelling Peaceably along the high
way in LeominiRer, he was owe taken by two
fellows driving their hories in 1eys on tie run
when they iel up horrid out cfy--fighten-
ed the horfe MIR. S. had in his fey, to that de-
gree, he run, uFfet the fey, and brought his
head againlt poR, fractured the bone, and he
expired in a ihoTt time after. The text to 9TH
ers--" Be ye ALTO ready" applies in this in.
ltance, for il is a melancholy truth, we bur TOO
often meet with fuch unfeeling, hardy wretches.
By accounts from Calcutta, 20 early as in
Augua laa, it appears, that Jamalabad was
evacuated On the 10th Of June, and the Engliih
then took poft flion of thar poa. Several of
Temps TO efcape, and 40 had been fentenced 10
death at Mangalore, en- the Malabar COAT
Nine have been hung by the Englifh as defsrt.
ers- Thele iniurgents were troubleiome near
Scdaibewghur in July. Doondia, their Chief,
was flid to have with him 5000 horie, 900
foot, beiides other forces in fcp arate commands.
An entire change has iince been produced by
the iuccels Of the Eugllh arms in this country,
TIE increafe ofpoPulation in the County Of
Rutland in Vermont, rom the Genius Of l79l
70 1900 is from 1866, to z3 7I5, an increaie
OF $3.50. Clarendon, Dandy, Pawlet, Pcult.
ney and Rutland have above thoutand inhab-
itants each. This county extends on its We #
line, from Pdwlet on the Pawiet river, 10 Orwell
near Ticonderoga.
II appears from General report Of the Phi.
lomathic Society il France from jan. /, 1872,
to 1911, that the Territory of the kePubsc had
incIeAied above II millions Of acres, and the
population bad received an increale Of more
than millions OF fouls. --. ,-.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
MSceXanv.
Jeferfon'S Second Letter.

The following is the copy Of letter written by Mr.
Jefferfon, in reply to eddrefed to HIM by CT
uzen Of Berkeley. It will ferve as lecond part of
his Mazzei Letter. The attention of the reader is
fo'iclted periGe it with care, and comment on it
with juitiee.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1901.

ents. Neither will his fenfe Of iDaice, and the
awful reiPeniibility Of his dtuation permit him
10 lend 1t abroad, thar they made relolute OPP
Pohuon 70 his resolving che chair Of he FRI Of
tee OF his country, and that therefore no prncip-
les OF retaliation be will degrade them, beggar
them and heap upon them every iadignity
and dilgrace which lie within his reach From
thetenor Of his conduct it would feem that he
condders himf.if RATED 10 the elevated TIA
tonwhich he holds for his individual, and not
for the fake of the community for fure am
that many mpa rtial and diGntereHed men mutt
declare that he manifetts fixed and uralte1 a
bic determination to .ivet himlelf infeparably
to his power. again With confidence appeal
70 facts "A meritorous and enlightened and
beloved character, has la,ley had the Office,
OF collector violently wreGed from him, bee aale
he was the friend of Mr. Adams. There is
iubaitutcd in bis place a man who has not
half the recommendations, for no other reafon,
as fear, but becaEfe he has philipized the oil q
naturalization, ADD eulo8ized Mr. Jefferfon
And why was this done I? Becaule Mr.. ] .ffer-
ion fails with the wind of am 5ition; be- a4fc
he is not iangu;ne of ever Goa king the federal
its to give him their int eft becauf- prudence
whilper In his ears, that to continue Ia office be
yOnd tour years, i; is tafea in him to ref his
hopes on the antileieral party becauf- his
thorough acq1intance with this parry GPesks
louder than trumpet, that ioIne of the moa
Influential among them cannot he kept 6rm in
bis nterea. uoes be giauhes th~n with Fat
aud honorable offices lnd eecaUte thers is
70 other way IF ding tbs, but BY dragging
he poor defeated feleranfs from their OF
fees and filing every vacancy wiki The tons Of
4utifederaiifm.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

PHILADELPHIA, AVG. T..
There are gentlemen now Ia the city rom
South- Carolina, who w-rs members and pre-
. ient u the Legislature Of thai e ite when they
met in December lat 70 chooie Electors for
Prelldent, and who afe-t it as fact. b45iiy,
and even mentioned nan1sS, that an offer was
made by the Anti Fe jeral pa ty, or At Leaf by
as many Of them, as with the Feierali&s, were
amply fuficient to have decided the caoiceo of
electors, thar they would rsioquith Col BhrT,
il the Federalias W uld agree 10 reIiuquh Mr..
Adams, ard tbat eeGors ihoul1 BE chol1n Ia
the confidence Ii would give II their, votes
for PreGdegt for Mr. JeF-fon and Cen Peck
neY; but that il coming to the knowledge Of
Gen. Pnckney, be inaanIly gave It As his opir-
ion that the Offer ought 70 Be, and i accoriicg-
" WAS REJECTED. This proves lever4l thing,
and PreIident Iefferlon is welcon 70 it as an
inltance 20 prove how far I an Elel7i9n may Be
!" taken tor mahiftG1fioa of the qoW of tn.
z naion calling fnr an AAniHJgratiah according
" with the opio1Rs Of thoie ee5ed. and making
''Hjoladsueaf' from aee, neeaary for the jJfasqt
{" of that will"
A convention IS about to meet at Newvork for
the purpofe Of revihng fone pare Of the STATE Con
ftution. Il is fad The Vice Pcc6dent IS a cadAi-
date for \ feat III IN, ~ ~ fs-r II ,:,o :..ic-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-09

For Sale, or to be Lea1ed,
In the City of Warrington, and pofeilion
given Immediately,
"a handiome, well-hnifhed
three tory BUILDING, on New Terfey
Avenue, in the vicinity of the Capitol,
and the ncarelt dwelling on the iouth Of
1t on Capitol Hill. The lot and houfe
are well fituated, and will always com
mand an uninterrupted view of the whole
CITY and George Town TO the wet, as
we'll as of the Potomac and Eai}ern Branch
The houie contains 10 convenient rooms
executive of garrett and cellars.
lfiold, United States flock, or ftock in
any of the banks would be taken for the
whole or part of the payment, and good
title given; or, if leafed for 6 years, the
terms would be accommodating to good
tenant.
Further particular. may be known bv
applying to MIR: Jofeph Hodgfon, in that
city, or the iubfcriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN.
January rs. 40
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-09
LAST NOTICE.

Whereas a Comnilion of
bankruptcy is awarded and ii1i,ed forth A.
gainit klifha Cullen Dick, of the town
Of Alexandria, and he having furrendered
himielf to the major part Of the commit
oners named in the faid commiHion, at
the Warrington tavern in Alexandra, on
the 3rft day of January laf, when and
where he underwent his fecond examina-
ton; he is therefore required again to at.
tend at the faid tavern, on Friday the
10th day. Of this preient month, III
O'Clock in the forenoon, to undergo his
final examination, when and where the
creditors Of the faid Elifha Cullen Dick,
either This ieparate capacity or as one OF
the firm Of James Meaie M'Rea and Com
pany, may attend to prove their debts
at which time and place the creditors a.
forefaid are to aflent TO or diGent from TING
allowance ofhis certifcate--and to cfoose
afGgnees.
All perfons indebted to the iaid bank.
rupt, or who may have any of his efettS
are not to pay or deliver the fame but 60
whom the Commiflioners may appoint
but to give notice to
HENRY MOORE,
r.,. SECRETARY I" tSe csrsas'''
PRINTED By
q c1r/,r1yT rxY co n.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-09

.kor PHILADELPHIA.
>kR The sSLOoP
vsf5faAe III HARMONY.
- 7ohn Ellvood, Matter.
Now lying at. Ramiey's wharf -
For Freight or Paaage, apply to the md.
ter On board, or
+. G.T. Nowezl.
February S. 3tdeo
Ricketts,, Newton geo.
Haze iga ,ee<ived and, for Sale, at,th.
) Jsuovv;ag GOODS -gylslsIa1s a. 4 n ,se
tai, for Cab ard Prodxee:
Superflne and I'd Cloths
Blue. Plains
do. Fries
do. Kerleys
White, yellow ard green Flanne!s
90. do do. Baizes
Koie AMI duftl Blankets
Dnrants, Camblets and Wi!dbores
Ruiiels and Antilcons
Gotten nd linen Checks
Keriey neres and Swandowns
Velvets, Thickietts and Cords
A handlome ahortment of Dimities
Mems and Womens' cotton Hofe
do. ELK DO.
Black Grape
White and black fix and beaver Cloves
Modes, Sattins aud Pertains
Sewing Silks
Calicoes and Chintzes
Ruilia Sheeting and Irifh Linens.
They have aLo,
Brown Sugar by the hid.
and barrel, loaf and lump do. and guam
tity Of Platter of Paris.
They give Cath for
Wheat, Rye and Co1n.
9 Left by capt. Mortimore, of the
Baltimore packet, at their warehoufe, fur
dry NH Irous-The owner is requeaed
to take them away.
January 81. d
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A Houfekeeper wanted.

LIBERAL wages will be given to a
diicreet Woman, capable of managing the
affairs OF my family as Hos,skeeter.-
A middle aged woman of mild difpoii-
ton and regular department will be pre-
tered, as part Of her attention will be
necefary in experimenting a nurfery of
young children.
CHARLES LEE.
December IS, 1900. eodtf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-09

All Perlons having claims
againR the ehate of the late THoMA5s,
PoRrER, are requefed to bring them for
ward on or before the frft of March next.
and thofe indebted to him are RESPECTFULLY
Isquefed TO make payment to
- SARAH PORTER, Adm'x.
: Ssn.ss " ls)co
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