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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
BOSTON, APRIL 10.
IMPORTANT.

E%tratf Of Letter from a gentleman 10 Bis fiisua
here, dated L0Hd9n, Feb 70, 1891
/" The Btitih government has CONS 10 the
determination to new arrange its Admiralty
Courts in the Wea-Indies leaving only two
there, and making the eaablifhnent iuch as 10
induce honorable and able men 10 preGde in
them. The Judge at Halifax viii removed,
aud it is faid inquiries are making for f1itablr
Judge for BrentOn's place, whole RraRge de
cilions have diA4tisfed his fuperiors."
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EXHIBITION

Of reats Of AHivdy and Innocent Angflmsgt
THIS EVENING, April 20, a. the New AfTcmbiy-
Room, Fore-ftreet,
NM ILL be exhibited the grand ingenious
wv ITALIAN FONTOCINI.
when has been performed in London, for upwards
OF one hundred nights, with univerfal appaufe.
The much Admired SPANISH FANDANGO
CAS- llNET DANCE, among As eggs, bhndfold
ed, BY DoaeqG1r.
DONEGANE will perform great variety OF
IumbGng and Poiture FeatS,
never performed q Portland-the particulars may
be Teen 10 the bills of the day.
Mr.. PARTRIDGE.
For this week ooly, will perform, in the character
1t the CLOWN, many arrange, unacconntable.
witty, tunny, comical, ADD uncommon Tickle an:
Feats, &c.
Tbs whole 70 concIude with great variety ~
iurprlfng teats on the SLACK ROPE, hy Dazrqa4,
Doorf epsae5 az pr7- Performance quarter beere sig5G
Tistf, IS ssati Pr, iey o. nay e. bad az DE sr
gPe.f9r'7eHae and at Mr.. JspAs BooA-Sisx.
NE. The performances for this week, will be a7
MONDAY, WetGefday and Friday, with plealng aEst4-
sion' aAd additions each evening
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20

Rui1ia, in Ter liberal contribution Of the law
Of nations, orders her ciuizers 20 capture all
neutral vedels bound TO England. SO fay The
lad advices and there is nothing in the char
ader of the Emperor or the FRI ConIul 10 &C.
cation doubt Of fuch conduct.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
Mr. RORINSQN

From iy A7pbhbsGtye London zvbo Baf lately gigsa s
eei@eas 81 Ls yprjsg Fats Of A!7fVy IBIS t07g4 i
pTd9od intendf pf5yu f1U evuingI fbe Union Hail.
AZ Mr.. Ro6igon saH 70 haVe fer tbe SEtB7varS il s
Pr7ged fb9s Ladies and Ge"eneH zVbO drous 81 VOia
ing fbe extraordinary P0zVr5 Of bs human 5o1 zH evrase
tie Prrs"f opportunity IF gratifying fbeir eDify Mr. Rs6
i3oTs irVtaa IF 6s zge Of Bird z9 a7eet TIE 4teagS Of
all pEyfon Of tsfe and oblsyVafioa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
From a Pari5 Patsr Of Feb. 70.

a Journal has announced a project more VAT
than any we havehithertO heard mentioned-A
project which, if realized, mutt change the whole
political face Of the univerfe. IT Is fad, It is in
contemplation to etablih the feat of the Rufian
Empire at COntaDtinope, under the name of the
Greek Empire, and that this is to be done with the
concurrence OF the FIeHCh who will afterwards,
:" concert with the Ruiiians, traverfe Ala, and
deitroy the Engiih empire ia India.-Spsaator 81
Ma
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
Dortlan0,
M0NDAr, APRIL 20, 1901.
GoyERuoR STRONG, Rs-zIEcrED.

In confirmation Of what was calculated BY the
Editor aft week. refPeeting the reiult of the cleo
ou he is happy announce to his fellow citizens,
that Mr.. STRONG is re- elected by majority Of
fome thoufand votes. BY the prelent returns there
are in his favor about FIVE THoUsANB. This is
rghteous-tbis is worthy the Sons of MAssA-
CHUSFTTs.
In the next Gazette it is probable the reader win
be furniihed with 40 accurate ftatement Of nearly
the whole votes. Since lait week, the following
returns have been received from towns in MAINE
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20

Or. Trumbuu, Author of the Hilorv or Conne6H-
cus and MiniTer Of >Or,hhaven. has pubhGhed cen
tury-ierunGn, Ia wh.ch maEy uiefu facts. He
phlerves iuA after the commencement Of the Ian cen
tury Ysie College was founasd. Its fri endownents
were FINAL bus 500 have already received its public
honors or thefc lSs have been Magistrates 500 have
been Mni!iers Of Religion beddss many in other learn
cd prolt1h5ns
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20

The frisates PrtGdent, Philadelphia and RGex, we
underiisnd, are ordered to rendezvous in Hampton
Roads by the 2oth inf. 1t is faid they will thence
proceed with conveys TO different Wet incia ports
The Eflex rigate, lately forced on lore at Network
IN gale, has been cot off without damage.
hree Enghlh !loops OF war off st. Croix about
the ioh Ct March with troops on board. An attempt
on the place was expected. Several EeleIs had been
cut OUT OF the harbor.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
VEST INDIES.

Reports continue TO arrive r ON the Wen-Indies, Of
preparatory arrangements in the Brti Hands for ex
pedIdtions againR the Danilh and Swcedh Colsn Is ;
and many Perons are in cOniequence moving from the
latter with heir property. number of D4nh and
Swediih veies have been detained at Curacao.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
TRIBUTE OF GRATITUDE.

letter from Northampton, dated the 7thApril,
iays, " i would have gladdened the heart Of man
not dead to the inierefts of his countey, TO have
feen the aged and Loary headed inaa bitants ofths
town, who had not from age, attended A town
Getting for twenty or thirty years, coming for
ward to fuPpOrt man who had grown up under
'helr eyes, and within circle Of their own partic
uiar Acquaintance. We had four men above 90
years ten above 80 years; and tweatv fix up
wards ot 7o years Of age, who voted for Governor
STRONG"
The population ofthe town Of Bottom, BY The
Genius lately taken, is as follows White males
Iz7+5 white females I2465 blacks, 10
Total z48So. In 1891, the population was a
traction over 1900.
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Total 3Iso a3I4

It il rumoured that Mr.. Dent is TO be Polt-maher-
General, and Mr.. HabeTlham Collector Of Culoms at
Savanna
Daniel Ludlow, Efq. Is appointed Navy Agent at
New York IN the room Of James Walton, EGq.
ed.
Samuel Brown Efq is appointed Naval Agent, vice
Stephen Hggmfon Efq.
Gen Dearborn is the acting Secretary Of the Navy
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
NETWORK, APRIL 8,


ExtTa8 Of letter reteivsd on Saturday BY The Fanny,
from Cyeeneoek, dated GAalgozV, 9th March, 1901
+" BY this days mail certain intelligence is atlaff
received that the King of Pruaia has declaredtbat
be EVW take decided part 0gaiHF this country in
qUitb The Northern 6ozUey5 and that be is
to pofleiS himfelf of Hamburger and Bremen imme.
diately, unlefs Britain takes off the embargo on
Swedifh and Danilh veheIG detained in this coun-
try. The refut of the above news think cannot
fail Of very ftrouly affecting all kinds of produce,
WeR-India and American. | have had only few
minutes to write you the above Intelligence, which
| with may Be in time for the Fanny"
A melancholy occurrence took place at the Wa
ter Works in Philadelphia on Saturday Ian. The
large Boiler being in need of fOme repairs, two of
the woJkmen had the temerity 70 venture into H.,
and were Immediately fuffocatrd. Thew were ia
ken out as foon potIihe. bur every effort 10 re-
fore them to life, proved Intellectual. A perfon
who attemptedto reicue them, had nearly iufered
the fame fate.
An extract Of letter from Cowes, dated Feb t. has
been handedus. Il mentions report, that the French
fquadron iea, had captured Elgifh fleet Of MGR
chantmen boulevard bound from Jamaica and frga,e
which it'll them. The date of the letter fhews
that the Tepor; was Hnfounded.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20

political writer fays i is whifpeted that Citizen
PIchon has propoied the United 5ta.es joining the
armed Neut atty"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20

N1a'risd-By TIE Req DR.. Dsans Mr.. John Carr, 70
dy5 Avis PrebbIe, 6ofJ 81 tbs tOzga
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13
TCS1CN,C October 80.

I Arrived, iehr. Mercury, Basey, St.
1ctps, 2 days.
Same day, hhr.. Three Siaers, Enoch
Z, FIN late mater, mho died on the raf-
f,gej from ST. CIoix, via. Quarantine.
NE Alligator, Riee, from Portfmcuth ar
lived at ST. Croix, 75th September 10 fail
i s days-thr. Morning Star, from Fal-
mouth, 10 fail in 5 days Tor New York
The IssduGry, Irelerthen, from Pertf-
mouth, arrived the aoth--fchr. Village,
frem New-Y ork to iai! 9Th september
tor Curracoa. Erg Peace, Smith, tor
NewburyreIt, failed the l7th-Ctt. 10,
fneks hiptIsny, from Lifbcn, via Cadiz
hound to Philadelphia, 81 days our. 9TH
s;p Minerva, Delan, 10 days from New
Bedford, for Turks l1and. 18th, fchr.
yheoda, Glover, IS hoursfr from Salem, for
HAVANA.
November l..
This day arrived, the hip Albion, En-
s,ah1 capr. MsLesn, from Greencck, no.
hing new.
ship Flag, lEnglifn) capt. xxx, from
Newfoundland.
The quarantine on veiels from foreign
ports ceased on Saturday laf, by order oi
the Board of Health.
At Glalgow, Sept. 8. Big Juftenian,
TO fail loon, and ihip Commerce, DO. both
for Bottom,
A, .Bcurdeaux, Sept. II. Brig Three
Friends, Erdicott, of Salem ; Jacob,
Brown, Bottom; Betty, Patch, Ncwbury-
pors +; jeferfon, Bartlett, Plymouth An
gaaa, Davis, Gloucefer Jack, Stacy, do.
Haicyon, Fetiyrlace, Bottom; Paragon,
Appleton, do; Preiident, Lee, Portland !,
Hannah, Furlcng, NewburyroIt ; ihip
Benjamin, Beale.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13
PHILADELPHIA, November ,

Arrived, brig Mentor, Toppan, St.
Thomas fch'rs Intrepid, Jones, Laguira /;
Euaw, Ennis, Cape Francois JeAerfon,
Donaldfen, Mantanzies Ifabella, Ell
bridge, Exuma.
A letter from New Orleans, dated the
9Th September, Jays, Our governor is
at the point of death, which would be
equally as much lamented by the citizens
OF this place, as that of the beloved 60
vernon Gayofo."
The immenfe and overgrown population
of the Ru6ian empire has often been the
fubjea Of the wonder of travellers and po-
liticians. 1t is not, however, wholly m
accountable. We learn from a late fatiE-
tical writer, that before the year 1910
there were not three books in that empire
upon medical fubjetts!
Sa6Hnut< fer Colambs. g
The fem and root of the plant, called
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13
BALTIMORE. November ,

~ 4NofCL}UEE IL
The ihip, Harmony, of this port, was
at Laguira on the 10th of October, 20
fail in 10 days.
Arrived this evening, fer. Eliza, Bou,.
kin, 9 days from Warren, (R. IL
November S.
Arrived this day, fhip Martina, Martin,
az days from London. Sailed from the
Downs the zeth September. Spoke no.
thing on her pafage.
The brig William, Paddock of this
port, pafed Grayelend on the 9th Septem-
Der.
The brig American, Vcnn, arrived at
Dover, after a pahase of SO days, for
Amfterdam.
The brig Ranger, Chamberlain, ofthis
port, arrived at Falmouth, 81 days pat
fage.
The Ruby. Machelm, of this port paf.
fed Dover, on the I'd September, for Lon.
don.
Alto fchr. Barbary, capt. Hooper, 40
days from St. Croix.
Left there barque Harmony, captain
Beard, to fail in three or four days. Schr.
Sally of New York, captain Goodfellow,
to fail in two Or three days. Brig Or
lando, of Portland, 10 fail in four or five
days. In lat. II, long. 81, fpoke fchr.
Patty, captain French, of and for Bottom,
6 days out from the welt end of ST. Croix.
Had loft a boy overheard. Lat. a., &c,
Cape Hatteras in fight, fpoke fchooner
Hudibras, of New London, captain Will
Ton, out IS days from St. Croix, bound
to New York.
Alto brig Martha and Mary, captain
Smith, 10 days from ST. Thomas.
October II, lat. III, fpoke a chooner
from Philadelphia, bound to Hafpaniola.
October "a, lat . 81, a6, N. fsw a floor
lying to under her main-fail. October
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13
SALEM, Ostobcr 20.

Capt. Burgess, who arrived On Satur-
day, from Cape Francois, informs, that
Tou6aint Louyerture had declared that
iiland independent of all nations; that il
hould be neutral, and its trade free to
all powers, &c, AS Capt. r. brought
ne papers, or official documents OF this e.
vent, we have given the report as ". re-
eeived it. We however think capt. 3.
has been miGnformed.
he amount OF revenue received ar Cage
FRANCOIS, fhort Of three moths, amounted
to 100000 dollars. The import and ex-
port duties are nearly cne third tie whole
cargo.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13
NETWORK, November s.

Cleared, fhip Two Friends, Vote, Lon
doNi brig Eliza Arm, Richard, Faysn-
naA; PhilanthrophiR, Walton, Bordeaux;
'clI Ffarklin, Chafe, Malaga.
100 much praife cannon be beloved on
; governor Wentworth tor his humane ex.,
ei'lons IN contributing 10 the relief and
comfort OF dlftreied feamen,. who NAV be
Can on the life Of Sable. 1t is evident,
ua' American feamen, in a peculiar de.
gree WIZ be benefited by the important
eaaol'ihment now going forward On that
hitherto delolate life.
ihe following letter on this fubiea.
from a respectable f@ource, will be found
intereaing.
11s,9a ga Litter om Hahfax, Noua.
sfotia, Aated 9th or. 1867.
am indebted and very thankful to
g g ,Of ieyeral kind letters, the obieets of
wOleh ! have exerted my bef irtereas 70
ssselnpilih and | hope the leveraI perfons
- .gasee have reported to you--You will
Piealed to find the Legislature have paT.
"a . liberal vote of money for the purpofe
commencing an e~&ablihment on the
ne Of eaole; to prevent as much as pof-
"uie 'hiPwrecks, and to afford ali aid and
s"al'ance to preierve pcrfons ard property
en- On thoie ihotes. The honorable WIN.
a1'lyth and Charles M. Wentworth. and
mchael Wallace, William COCHRAN and
saarles Morris, figures, are comm;o;on
as ior eifetting this important truG, Ias
m?Ifis (who you probably NAV reeoliet1
81 Inn kee er onihe Wind(or roadl :.
poln'ed iuperintendant to ,efde on ,os,
H. H'ai--ii; is particularly qcali6ed. b.
MS sSoi temper, fobrieiy. unconmo,
f.. nsc'i ingenuity, and feven,een years
,;cs y 'ne navy. He is appointed inf.
nee . ! the peace and infreaor. Garvsvo,
A'l>aE:hr CT impoa and exciic, and I,
49,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13

f,rrv ,nabiihed to be ~ferioufly affected
:, ,he imrotent CUTS of raaicn which 70
.,icueu,ly agita,c that he%mif.aere; they
I've prevented tie prorctsd reduction of
10 military Establishment On the line OF
.~,,ntier from Gallery Durgan 10 Aosiea-
,,m, ard induce ccnfderable reiiioiee-
nen,s being frt thither."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13
CIRCULAR.
Bark @ CoMmbi0, stb Nov. 1901.
Off4SlAL.
BY the P,efdeuf of III. Inn.

! am inftrueted by the PRECEDENT ard Di-
reetors to inform you, that in c@op6eouence
OF the malicious reports lately circulated
and puhlifhed in handbills, and in tonne of
the newspapers, tending to iniure the Gre
oit OF this Bank, they determined to have
a iull invefigation OF all its tranfaa;on.
mad by a few intelligent Aockholders.
or well known eRablihed character. ref,
dents OF different parts of the country. and
NOT particularly connected with them. in
order that iuch report thereof might be
mad as they fhould deem necefary for the
iatistaetion OF all concerned.
FOR this purpofe the PRECEDENT and Di-
reetors requefei the attendance of the five
following gentlemen g Steele, Efa.
Comptroller of the Treafury of the Unit
cd States, George Murdoch, Eiq. of Ere
derlck'own, William Lorman, EGo. Of
baltimore, William Drummond, Efo. Of
frederickiburgh, and David Steuart, Efo.
OF OGDEN, near Annapolis !; who met here
accordingly, on the morning of the admit.
ny deiIre OF the Board l now hand YOU
annexed copy of their report, containing
the rebuilt OF the examination.
l am very respectfully,
Your obedient f~ervant.
VIM. WHANN, Gather.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13

az THE Ele Of the LOTS
belonging to EltzabsM Donald6n,
advert.jed by VIM. HavyMoyae and
Nicholas SluIy, IS PoRponed for
the pyelent-M leaG they will not
be Uttered for public jale.
nth Mo-. 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13

by L'Heretier, xanthofiza Gmplicifima.
or aPltolla, has been found, by protector
W~oodhousc, TO afford a Beautiful yellow
dye. 1t Is the native of the Carolinas !.
and the ipecimens fent us have a bitter
aromatic, ndfomewhat mucilaginous tate.
Or. Woodhoufe anims that they roNefs
medicinal powers not materially unlike
thofe OF Columbo root. This plant NAV.
therefore, be confidered a valuable add;ti.
On TO the American Materia Mcdica.
November @.
On "wednesday, the fourth infant, de-.
parted this life, doctor W.MAm Sbibbeu, in
his ninetieth year.
Arrived, hip Good Friends, Cochrane.
lie OF France ; barque Harmony, Baird,
St. Croix.
Cleared, fhip Caroline, Gordon, Am.
fterdam brig Harriet, Rand, Halifax !;
tchrs. Nancy, Arnold, Havana Old
Margottin, Panfiercs, Cayenne.
Capt. Lord, of the brig Little John But.
lei, left at Port Republican the following
vefels:
bfig Little Conway, Moliay, Norfolk
Eagle, Harris, Wilmington /; Jane, Tay-
lor, Philadelphia; fchrs. Factor, Raw
mound, New-Yolk ; Nancy, Brown, Phi.
ladelphia /; Flying Fiji, Haynes, Balti-
more Planters Adventure, Finer,
New-York /; Harriet, Long, Baltimore !:
Sloop Independence, Sharp, Philadel-
phia.
The fhip Harry, from Lifbon, via Ca.
diz, bound to this port, was fpoke, Oc-
tober TO-, in lat. 81, long. 70, cut 81
days.
Brig Minerva, Lambert, from hence to
Briitol, put into Shelburne, IN. 81 on the
10th ult. out IA days, leaky.
Capt. Eldridge ipoke on the ,rf ul,.
IMP Riilng States, off Cape Look Out.
out zo days'from HAVANA to this port, ali
we'll.
Brig Jane, Taylor, of this port, has ar
rived at Cape Francois from Hamburg.
Ship Good Friends from the lie OF
France left there only brig Lilly, Rofs, OF
and for Philadelphia, 10 fail next day.
Brig Favorite, Breevor, from hence has
arrived at Guadaloupe.
E*frad ga AiterJr0m Trcnfon, IN. ~
!" Governor Bloomfield as chancellor of
the tate, confidering four matter, in chan
Gerry adequate to the exigencies OF that
court, hath appointed Fred. Frelinehuyfen
franklin Davenport, Jonathan .Rhea, and
William 5. Pennington, matters in chan
Gerry. He hath alto appointed William s.
Pennington, examiner and clerk in chan.
Gerry !; and hath vacated all other Offices of
that court.
AS ordinary or Surrogate general,
the governor hath ALTO r~e-sppointed all the
Surrogates In the feyeral counties of the
fate"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13

Bank of Columbia, Nov. a, 1901.
The i~ubfcribers, Stockholders in the
Bank OF Columbia, having attended at the
requeft OF the Prefident and Directors
thereof, and having taken time to examine
mlnuteiy into its affairs (Which were fully
expoled to our view do without heftati-
on declare TO all concerned, that the exa-
mlnation has perfectly confirmed our con
haence, and that the 1pecie funds compar-
ca WIFI the amount OF notes in circulation
and all claims of every nature on the
bank, completely prove the fafety and
liability Of the inaitution.
Johx Steek,
.Jobn Mnrascb,
W0iam Loyuan,
WiHiam D,ummoxd,
Dopid Steuarf.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13
NOTICE.

az Il Fated quarterly meeting
Of the ST. Amdysw's Society wiH be
hed at Mr.. Gad1y's taueyn, ON
lhsiday EUensng, the 18TH inf.
at s O'Clock.
Moy. 12.
ar CaM glven for Rags at
this office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13

II, lat. IS N. fpokea fchr. from Cbar,.e
ton bound to New York.
Aiio' ihip Mary, capt. Thompfon, a
days from ST. Jago.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13
alerannrta anherttser.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER r..

p The Mail for this place
was this morning again ient to
the northward from the Civ Of
Wilmington or George-Town.
aJ-ShouM any efMe G6tr,beys
10 mS paper haze been neglected
by me person now employed 10 car
~ 1T, as we abbvehend may haze
been The case, from his bei ne an
entire Granger IN the place: we
mlF beg the favor of them to giye
INFORMATION thereof at the Office
and aNaH be realfed.
OFFICIAL.
Hfpofnfmeut BY the P,sGasut of he Inn
ed Sfafes.
Dr: Thomas Tudor Tucker. Of Sou,b
Carolina, Treafurer of the United Sra,es
In the room Of Samuel Meredith. reGoned
Charles d. Cox, of Pennfylvania. 70 be
Commercial Agent at Dunkirk.
William Patesion, of New-Y York. 70 hs
Commercial Agent at LsOrient.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-28

f0r Sale, or TO be Lca1ed,
In the City Of Wilmington, and poaeiion
given Immediately,
q handlome, well-fnilhed
three tory BUILDING, on New Ierlev
Avenue, in the vicinity of the Capitol,
and the nearef dwelling on the fouth Of
It on Capitol Hill. The lot and houf,
are well iituated, and will always com
mand an uninterrupted view of theswhole
city and George Town to the wet. as
well as OF the Potomac and Eaitern Branch
lhe houfe contains 10 convenient rooms
executive OF garrett and cellars.
II iold, United States flock, or ftock IN
any OF the banks would be taken for the
whole or part of the payment, and a good
title given; or, if leafed for wears. the
terms would be accommodating to good
tenant. eoA
Further particulars may be known bv
applying to Mr.: Jofeph Hodgfon, in that
city, or the iubfcriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN.
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a Farm for Sale.

~ FdTm Tor Sale.
I zOaN /ellthe Farm ON which
rsEde, Etxate in the county of Fairfax
and fate ef Vi,guia, Is miles from The
cities Of WaHmgtou and Alexandria, and
containing aboat 1000 acres. Of ibis
f,aez 6etzueen foe and FIX hundred acres
are cleared, and the remainder in excel
lent timber. 4 ne70er. failing R,yam rms
through tie centre Of the fral7. There
are thirty acres etc bef 7imotby Meadozu,
~ complete orde,, and ten acres of moezv-
a5Ae elsver. There are 800 bearing H.
PIE Trees Of excellent quality fer eydsr, and.
200 .yoxng grated tree, of the ben kinds!
Of table fruit. There has aZ6 been MtelyI
1l1nfed an orchard Of about 1900 Peach
Trees. The 4vboAe tral7, qvood- land anal
cleared, is iaele/sd1y ueav and IabRaxtial,
Ienees, and aivided Mfo eouveuient felds.
LIE /oH is peculiarly adapted to eroG.-i
6e a1oellixg boyle and offices are ne4u.
Ipaeions, 1veH built, c0uueniext and eon,
plefely fuj6ed. Il Garden of tzvo acres.
containing the angf Ualxabea fruits auds
plants, and ./paeious yard, are melo6ds
- ''0Se W1HHS1s mere are Q0Od HH.
o ,'' and carriage boyle, autb every ueccc
Ia,y b01/e fer Aaboayers !; the latter avitb
1,iek Q, .fone ebimuies. There is an old'
Earn 81 tie eounsou kind, but the greater
part Ct THE materials to 5x;ld a ueav harm
on roe m9H Approved Peux6kvauia pzau,
ana all the materials to build q layge R0ue
Dzixy are collected. The build1ugs aIyea.
ay eret7ea haze cea more Than eebt tbou-
/ana Aozza,s. There i, a good /5r;ue con-
cement 70 re aSoelliug bozle, and a .7veH.
IN TIE kitchen yard. There are eiebty A.
ere, Of gr0avizg aObeat, Jftty Of (Which in
/2/lo7v Asna prepared in the beR manner.
ana at p,oarjsng a large e,9p; and fo,ty
acres ef Rye.
lavo-tbi,as Of The ba,eba/s mouey mna.
De paid in hand, and the balance seured
oy mo,tg1ge Of THE b,rmles.
ne pnrcbaler may aLlo be accommodated
soif1 tey|onal properly to the amount of
RICHARD BLAND LEE.
February 9. law