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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-23
and LANDS
FOR SALE.

] with to fell a number of We
~ valuable Negroes, among whom arc a
good w~aggoner, hoemaker, houfe- maid,
&c. None moro capable ~lervants are to
be met With! | will give a hort credit
upon them, aHnred of buuanai payment.
/ have about 600 acres Of land
lying along the Ohio, about S or miles
below Limeltone !: zoo between the town
of Warrington and Mays Lick, in Mafon
county, and fevcral tracts in the interior
counties in Kentucky, fer fale, or to ex-
change for property 10 this or the fate OF
Maryland.
The frf Of thofe Is nearly all bottom :
the iecoud lies we'll for cultivation, is
in an excellent anei ghborhood, we'll tim
bered, with good never falling water,
and both have a delightful range for
flock, particularly hogs. The titles are
~indifputable. A g0od bargain may be had
{ thofe and other land, in that fate! /
have alto for falc, a fhare in the Potomac
Company, and a fmaI annuity In the town
of Alexandria. Agood Wagon and team,
and good brood maze, with a colt, and
in foai.
Apply to me near Ccntcrville.
VAL. PEERS,
n. B. I hould prefer difpofing of the
Negroes 10 OF near Alexandria, as may Be.
WaterGde, Sept. 10 .o1gz
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HIDES.
JUST RECEIVED,
5000 Spanifh Hides from

Curacao, and for fale by
J. and II. TUCKER,
Wbs haze in f0rf,
A few thoufand buihels coarfe and fine Salt,
Malaga Wine in quarter caiks,
Loaf and Mufcovado Sugar in bis.
And excellent Claret in cafes of 1 and 2
doz. bottles.
ABo,
A general anortment of Groceries and
Carpenters Tools, as uiual.
Sep7. IL. 60
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TIE Subscriber has for Sale,
IL GNn-nn,n nrtscL..

TIE Subscriber has for Sale,
tie 6No7omg articles:
Mems Gloves and Suipenders
by the dozen,
Silk and cotton Ho6ery by the doz.
Two cafes felt and GATOR hats,
A cafe of ladies' beaver Hats, with
feathers, and
Gentlemen's fine beaver Hats,
Leather Gaps, Umbrellas and Paraiols,
. Two Tea Sets of China,
One table do. do.
Ore of Oueenfware,
Table iets of Glafs,
Pa0age Lamps, &c.
The above articles will be old very
low for cath, or hort credit, as the iub-
lcriber intends to leave this own in horr
time.
flames Workman.
Royal Greet, Sept. Il. coat
b Ua71ue Of a Deed at l1zg2
maAt BY Charles Lo0e to The M9/cuSrr,
to /ecnre the payment gn debt due THE
I/H0eN1, D'eEEO' on" SomPHC "
The Bank G Asxaud,ia, qv1H he IoM
to Tie bigbgR 6idder, far ready money,
on The ~ day Of September nesf,
A three Rory
BRICK HOUSE s. LOT,
Situate upon the north fde of Prince
ttreet and eaf fde of Wilmington @itreet,
and bounded us folioweth, viz.
:" Beginning at the interfettion of faid
Greet, and running thence northwardly
with Warrington itreet and binding there
with 100 feet 70 a 10 feet alley, thence
eaawardly with the line Of the alley and
parallel to Prince hreet So feet, thence
iouthardly with a line parallel to Walh-
ngron itreet n feet, thence weitwardly
with a line parallel TO Prince itreet 81
feet, thence fouthwardly with a line pa
rallel TO Warrington itreet IS feet to
Prince frcet, thence wefwardly with that
llreet and binding herewith TO the begin
ming. being rs feet"
Subject TO a ground rent Of 4 3 dollars
per annum.
LUDWELL LEE.
AueuG 10. eo18t
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IS Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or FoIsn from the
jaI/eriber's pafure, (uear the feat e tie
late Mr.. Madin, ard a6out 4 miles from
tbH t0uVu) en- Tbny1aay xigbt, fbe Iofb
infant, tqy0 CEILINGS, one Of them a
bright bay, about IS hands high, has a
hanging mqix and EavHeb tail, a far md
jmaN blake or y/np dszvn to or near b."
n9e, brauaed on one of bis ibigbs, 6Ht
7obieb is not yreoAsRed, this, o.; he
trots 4UfX ard very eay aCovv traveL-
ling goi, and wasRod befaye.
Ibeetber a JngbtIor,rl 4bout IA hands
bigb, a Bort made boys, hes a b4xgms
mou and ElyHcb fua, a qvb1e Ipot upon
bis back, ~oeeQfonea BY tie Eaddlr, tr0ts
tara, and dyags bis hind feet, by qvbicb
tbey are mueb qv2rx, builds bis bead biyb
1Uben mo0ntsd, has had The CHAMBERS Jr
Jane time, but is akmf avcA; he 1vasB0d
before, 5ut bed lei one Of bis .Boss.
Wb7eUer dehUers the Iaid boyrs to The
NGItri6e1, BaN ,rceave 20 doAars reward,
or 10 d2AQ,J far e7ber of them. II t6e
Ho7es zc~ye foAn, wbnb IS mare tban
PrsSabA, TIE fcg/onf ripping and ErxrIng
ne bi5,D that be aray be c0nvi1Ted, HAL
reeeiOs q rrpOayd ef so doAars upou bis
being eoav;t:sd FIR peaAng the g5ryau
hoyes, or either of them.
PHILIP z. FENDALL.
AexaH9ri7, I2tb Sebt. 1907. Il
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STOLEN on the night Of the sd inA.
from the fubfcriber's enclofure, adjoining
Mr.. James Edwards, on the York road,
about two miles from the city of Baltimore
and within haifa mile of the turnpike gate,
near Mr.. Chri9opher Walkers tavern, a
fout well made bay HORSE, four years
old laf FIRING, near fourteen hands and an
half high, black name and fwitch tail, a
fnip and Ear, a fmall blemilh in the off
eye, remarkably thick hort neck marked
with the collar: trots and capters, and
has been lately fhod all round.
Whoever will fecure the faid horfe, 70
that the fub{criber may get him again,
lhall receive ten dollars, and if brought
home all reafonable charges fhall be paid,
and twenty dollars for fcuring the thief
only.
SAMUEL VINCENT,
No. 81, north Gav-Rsces.
8a5A4e7t, Seft 60 coat.
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Duties on Carriages,
lind on Retailers Ltcenjes.
Notice is hereby given.

ASoLASS 40 lISISbt SlVSi2.
That the fubfcriber will attend at the Of
hce Of the cuitoms, for the purpofe Of re-
ceiving the entries of, and duties on, all
+" Carriages for the conveyance Of per
fons," owned or poAefedb by Inhabitants Of
the town Of Alexandria. Tie entries are
required by the stf of Congress TO be
made on or before tie goth Of the prcfens
month.
The Licenfes Of the United States to
,hofe retailers ofwines and foreign diailled
fpirits, within the town Of Alexandria,
who hall at any time commence the buff
ne(s of retailing, have to obtain them of
and thofe whole licen{es fhall expire, have
toSrenew them with the fubfcribe-. All
perions concerned will pleafe to pay atten-
ton to this notice.
CHARLES PAGE, C0k. Req.
I2h diUyfon, aaJnrqy.
Sept. D. Iaw3W
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III tCNf fUCI k4CtItGGLJ.
For publihing by Subscription,
Six YoAame, IF
SELECT PLAYS,
To be entitled,
The American Theatre.
CONDITIONS.
/. The whole fet will be printed in
handfome duodecimo Gze, on a iupcr.
fine rove paper, and new type, made
purpofely for the work.
2. The price to fubfcribers, neatly bound
and lettered, will be one dollar per vo.
lume-to non (ubfcribers ore dollar and
twenty-five cents.
8. No money required until the delivery
of each volume, and at the completion
Of the whole a Lift Of its patrons will be
given.
a.. The if volume will conGf of the fol.
lowing much admired plays Cattle
Sbeare, Heir ct La1v, The Stranger,
and Scorers Wortb Kno4viug.
s. The publihers pledge thcmfelves to
be particular in their Election, by Civ
ing place to fuch plays as are publicly
and jufly admired for purity of fentl-
menr, and elegance of di6tion and no
expence withheld in rendering the work
for beauty equal to any in America.
GJ When it is confidered that the a.
merican public have never as yet been put
in poGefion, from a pref in this country,
ola fet of wellfeleded and approved plays,
capable of producing much rational fenti-
ment, chatte Wit, and good humor, 70
we'll calculated to inculcate morality, a..
mufc, recreate and animate the mind-the
publllhers fatter tnemfelves their exerti-
ons will meet with encouragement.
Or SN5frnpti0n5 are ,eeeiUrd at .M
Wce Of the ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER,
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BY 1*rtste of a Deed Of 1fYP
fom JcGs Smms 70 tbe Mk<tri6srs, 10
Ecure a A5tdu by NM Simms TO AA*-
auder Hendeyou, jim. -qOH be EId, at
PUBLIC SALE,
for really marcy, TO the big6F 6iaae',
at the Cofte Hoyh IN alexandria, on
Tburlaay ibe f9 dy Of Oaober next.
An undivided molety OF
a TRACT of LAND in the county of
Warrington and fate of Kentucky.
AHo,
The undivided one-flxth
part of another TRACT of LAND, in
che county of Shelby in the fame fate.
Its thought unneceiiary to be
more defcriptive, the papers being lodged
with isid iIenderfon for the INFECTION of
thofe dfpofed to purchaie.
On payment of the purchale money a
satisfactory title will be made the pur-
chaier by
GEORGE GRAHAM,
JOHN GRAHAM.
Dumfries, Sept. IS. (I7ld
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LOTS.
AND
RENTS
In the town Of Alexandria, for Sale.

In the town OF Alexandria, for Sale.
Will BE SOLD, at Public Au6i9u, on
TIE byemyes, m be Eseoud Monday liz
MOemJey uext, The foNo1c1xg DoAuabk
LonM the fowu Of ALexandri7, viz.
One LOT Muate on the
eef tide Of Fairfax f,eet and Eath Gdeg
King Frrrf, Jromfing IN Fairfax FreetS 81
Fer, and on King Freet 50 feet 6 utbei,
60u4ded on Ike G4tb BY ar alley. TKu
lat " me Of The beR Etuahons in fbs tOzvn
Of alexandria G, oghnefs, andbas onha
ia,ge and to~Oenient ia e and dcgeAns
bou/e.
One other LOT Etuate on
tbe ~mtb File King frrrt, 6~er4Decu VA.
Ter and Uaion Bresfs, .fyontmg on Kug
Freet 6o .Iet, and extending back III
feet to an aAry.
And one other o on tic
7Us4FAe Of Wufer fret, fronfing on ~
Ter Fycef 81 fef, rxtendug hax % J6st
5 Mebes 10 an alley, ami b>auAc4 mth
n0rb By an alley.
Alto,
The 6Ao7vmg GROUND RENTS il
fee, viS.
Il Rent at tooo hundYe1
and t7O9 asHarr md an haj, .gy4nted y
J0b1 Jenchs, dry Wia9hr, Jos. ,JJrnri
ana Cra7yora Jeaeks, 4. Joda Fjtzgi-
raid, kafe dsc'd, bis beir. md qMyu5 Es-
err, Wai&g ant g and cbaygedon t1v6 hs
@gy1a@d on the rqa Eds IF Woher Fm1
md (onfb fh' IF king Fyset.
ind one other Rent Of
fz0ea1 0@r boand', exyysat mercy of Hr.
| ginia, sraHted by Be1jamiu LQngfoa u
TO the /aid john Ftgerqlf, bis beiys md
QNgnj freezer, N1i0g art ef and c61ygf2
on a lot Of gronnd on Tie Ioatb fde of Kxg
| freet, bff7vcen Waffy anil Ua10a Gyceo,
7"birb F0erat lotj AMI graAnd yr1ts, 7vsr
roavcyed BY Jail Js64 FH1geyaH to M
| MbJcrj6rt5.
One Ga,tb Of The paytbqN moacy 7vM
be reqAiyed in cqB, and a9fes, qcrH en-,
MrIed, uegotia6k in bt hank Of Akxar.
drio> ar any, the banks T Bahmars,
erin tie hank IF C'olumbia, fayaM liz
thirty, Txy and ninety days, qoiH be ta&r
far Tie rsfaae.
Wallace, Iohnfon s. Muir.
Sept. 8. Iaw4w. dots
o.
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Valua5lc Property tor SAFE.

SEVEN hundred and eighty eight acres
IN the county Of Hamphire. On the wa
tiers OF Great Cape caPon, abou, 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 90 from
Wincheitcr. This land is full of wood.
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 to SO acres Of bot
tom, and rich high lands to each: and In
the heart Of the timber there is a fine feat
tor aw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
three thoufand eight hundred and for
ty-hye acres in the county Of Ohio. on
the waters Of Grave and Fifth Creeks.
near The river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pittburg. Some Of theie lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty Of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
OF that county, will thew thefe lands.
One hundred Tieventy-Gx and three
tourths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon.
near It's mouth, and within ! Of a mile.
OF the River Potomak. This land has
about 70 or 80 acres of rich bottom
notify incultivation, with 2 "a fine SugarI
lrses on it; from which am informed.
there may be made 3ooolb. Of good fugar
annually. There are ALTO feat for oTif.
and law nills on it, equal to any in that
rleighborhood, and upon a never faili1o
hfeani Of water, The upland IS rich
with plenty oftimber, and part under cnI
titation. This farm is well improved |
with good orchard, houfes and fcncinc
and rented iaR year for produce equal 70 |
hxty pounds per ann. Mr.. Joieph Butler.
q the Warm Springs, will thew Il. I viii
|en al, or any Of the above lands for cam |
p Upon credit. or take in exchange for /
hem lands in Fairfax County, or lots of !!
and in the City Of sAlexandria, or the
cAy Of Warrington. Il .siaiSss -
r. T. HooR.
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Enc 6eautstNl, thorough bred Colt
O'KELI, F. Y

Imported by John Tayloe, Efa. now rif
ing tour years old, beautiful bav. of
hne bone and elegantly formed. and Al
lowed by intelligent iportfmean to be of
the flrtRock in England, which, bxsre-
terence to the certificate given v.the
breeder will more fully appear, to wit:
4 DO hereby esrtjty ihat tbe Iay roL s.
.tbs day ./sldto mr.. 11omas R<ez,e, nv
e6 q e, 7yas bred By NJ, and got ~. In
gn' 5's saam 92 EeliRfs, g,aaa dam b..
bAsn1, g,e0t grad dam By Oh Sui6.
s,sai, greaf grand dem ~ Tie ,Godolp5n
44,ab'an, ont ef Mr.. Frumbtou,s aub;,e
.nefkfd mare. The DIR of tie abo4,e roI
IS GUN Jqer TO Aurelius BY EeAI5r.
=, P. O'KELLEY.
ne above mentioned horfe will cover
mares the enluing fcaion, the frh three
DAYS III every week at MIR. Chas. Loves
feat Salifbury, and the balance of ,he
week at Seedley Farm, about five miles
diifant, at Fifteen and an Half D0LZa,,
the ieaion, and SIX Dollars the Jingle leap,
which may be discharged at any time dur.
ing the feafon by the payment Of twelve
a1iiars and three fhillings to thegroon,-
!, Notes tor fifteen dollars and an half, will
De expected from thoic who iend their
mares. Mares coming from diifance
can DC PaHured at 50 cents per week, and
gram turnifhed them, ifrequircd, at the
Market price every attention fhall be
PAID them, but will not be anfwerable for
accidents or efcapes. The feafon will
commence on the roth of MarcF, next. and
continue until the 10th of.Aueuf.
ROBERT CARTER.
February 9. conn
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"A Houlekeeper wanted.

p l1UuICktePeT wanted.
LIBERAL wages will besgiven 10 =
o rs Woman, capable Of managing the
affairs OF my family as n Hau/ekeeeey.-
a middle aged woman Of mild difpof-
ton !. and regular department will be pre-
ferred, as part Of her attention will be
neceiiary IN experimenting nurfery of
young children.
CHARLES LEE.
DceeihpSf 8, 1900. eodtf
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Ricketts,. Newton So c.
Haze jgf ,ee<iOed and for Sale. - =,
e cor, z f0'e, otteEte John Taase,',. .S n.
4 f0lto1oing GOODS-avboie/azr and sax
tAiA, for Ca@ and Produce: ~
.oupertlne and cd Cloths
Blue Plains
B do. Fries
do. Kerfeys
White, yellow and green Flan,e,s
do. do do. .Ra;ye.
Kofe and dutfl Blankets
Dulants, Camblets and Wildbore.
RuAels and Antiloons
! Cotton and linen Checks
kerieymeres and Swandown.
velsets, Thickietts and Cord.
a handfome aHostment Of D;mitim
Mems and Wo,nsns' cotton HoC.
40. fix do.
Black Grape
White and black fix and beaver Glove,
Modes, Sattins aud Pertains
Sewing Silks
Calicoes ard Chintzes
kuiiia Sheeting and Irilh Linens.
Ibey haze aJlo,
Brown Sugar by the hid.
and barrel, loaf and lump do. and guam.
THY Of Platter Of Paris.
They give Cath for
wheat, Rye and Corn.
g Left by capt. Mortimore, Of the
baltimore packet, at their warelloule, fun
dry MW l,0ns-The owner is requeasd
to take them away.
January RI.
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q. = - " = eV0I0t101c I0J5
IN different ftnations, to be fold-alfo, a
brick houfe in King areet, in the tenure
ct rtomas Crufc ia part Of the purchafe
money will be taken in Alexandria Bank
flares at par, and for fome of the lots, A
iexandria lniurance flares at price to be
agreed on. For part Of the purchafe mo-
ney OF either, Liberal credit may be had.
TT Month 9TH. eo
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|. A. af;ina foraSale. ~
IzosA Jcllhhe Farm on zuhich
frsIfas, l,Tat< u IKE eexnty ef Fa;ryax
end jyaat< e 'Virgaia, Z miles tr9m tb<
e'tis5 se Wc/Rixgton and Alexand,iu, and
containing d5dut 1000 acres. OF tbs
raj bsfzveeu fve md IA. buud,ed acres
are cleared, and tie remainder in excel
:. ssnf fi'.ber. ases,e, ailng areaar rms
tbr0xgb tbe centre Of TIE f,u67. There
are t1iyty 4e,ss Of bef T1motby Meadow,
N complete 0,dsy, axd ten acres of ur,1v-
abe eloS,ey. There are 900 bearing. As-
PIE Trees Of excellent quality Ioy eydcr, and
200 yoxxg grated frees ef The bef kinds
q table t'Uit. There has ala been lately
planted an orchard Of aboxt 1900 Peach
Trees. The avbole trat7, zuooa-laud and
cleared, isMele/ed BY neuv and IubNaut;aI
fences, and divided iato eouvenieuf felds..
lbe foH is peculiarly adapted to erals
lbe s0zoeAzing b0nle and e5Fzees are ueau,
Lbaeious, well 5ailt, eouveniext and cam
pleteJ JfnJ5ed. Il Garden Of t4vo acres,
containing fbe msf vQlaable fyUrs and
plants, and a ./p0eious yard, are mclo/ed
IN a durable manner. There are good Ha-
6les and carriage boyts, zvitb euery usceE
la,.y boxlefo, Aabou,rys The LATER qv;,b
6rie6 or -i9one cbimnies. There is an old
Earn Of hbe common kind, bit tie greater
part of fbe materials 10 build a ue1v barn
on t5e au9a ab1roped PeuzlLuuuia tZeu,
I. , 2, tbe materials to build large Foue
soai.y are collected. TIE bmldugs AREA
'dy eyse1ed bave eef mare Than egbt tb0u-
Jaua dollars. There is a good Lp,5ug con-
<z'euieut TO RE darel2ing box/e, and a aueH
IN tbe kitchen .yAya. There are eiebty a.
fres Of gr07oing 1ubeat, s7y ef 4ybicb III.
fa1loao land PREPARED in RE 5sR manner,
audaH pruning a large e,vp; end foytr
acres ef Rye.
l7vo-tbirds IF The 5nyebezls u0ney MN
De paid IN hand, and The balance Ieeuysd
9y zro,.gAge Of The fyemjes.
lbe puyebzIey mey 0Lo be accommodated
,7 tey'0nal property to The amouut of
5000 dollays.
=, RICHARD BLAND LEE.
February 9. law
HgTeeUbLe tim DpodnTfTao.Q 4
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COMMUNICATION.
Pbk.bab.

Charges have been boldly publihed
a8alnft the officers under the late admnif-
trasion for the application of the public
money 70 their own ufc; and even for burn
ing their papers, that the evidence OF their
fraud might not appear. Are theie charges
meant to be ieriouily Imported Or were
they made merely to deceive the people.
and anfwer eleetioneering purpofes Ii,
IS high time to know. MIR. Gallatin has
been long enough feeretary of the treafury
to have examined this matter thoroughly
AID the peofl are inpatient for the refuis.
though committee was appointed by
iaft congres, fome OF whom were among
The leaders of thofe calling themfelves re.
8nblicass, and they reported that all was
lut},; yet the aories are fill continued and
frsfchedly believed by fome of the peo-
pie. 1.-THE charges be not we'll founded,
they will prove ferrous TO the encourages
OF them. They are challenged TO produce
their proof Immediately, or lie under the
imputation of bafe and cowardly defamers.
How long mutt we wait? The people of
America only win to know their friends
and their enemies. IfPickering, Wolcott,
or any other man, appears upon fair proof
to have deirauded the public, he lhail be
pnniihed ; but if it appears that the whole
IS vile calumny, the vengeance of the
public will fall upon the inventors and pro-
Pagators. We hear much of the l,ve,ejgn
prophe and it is their will TO know
clearly and freecjiy who has cheated and
impoied upon them. Whether they were
well ierved under the lat administration or
not. Whether the tories which have beer
indufriouiiy circulated are true. Or whe-
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NE w. YORK. Nov.


Arrived, hiP Oliver Elifworth, Skin
ner, kutiia, via n. L. brig Hunter, Iy-
ors, Turks Hand ich'rs Olive, Ill.
ton, St. Johns; Besiey, Kiiop, lanai
CHI; Ddpasch, Paine, St. Croix.
The fch'r Warrington has arrived at
Cdrracoa from Jamaica.
"A Hoop belonging (as 10 fnrpoled) TO
Mr.. Luther Baldwin, of Newark, upCet
yeiterday morning, about IL O'Clock, be-
tween Governors and Staten Hands
The people very fortunately reached Sta
ten liland in the Hoops boat.
The brig Hunter left at Turks Iland.
the brig Diana, Schuyler, and q other
briggs all tor this port. Spoke nothing ON
her paiiage; Jaw two American ihips 90.
ing IN, but could not learn their names.
och'r Betfey, Kiliop, from Jamaica,
was boarded by three isnglih f-igases and
treated politely. Sailed in company with
the ih!p Katy, Iurton, and Hoop Jane,
upper, both FOR this port.
November 3.
Arrived, fchooners Sally Ann, Good.
fellow, St. Croix; Ranger, Dawfon, Cor
racoa.
Cleared, hips Albecore, Courtney, Ii.
verpool Penelope, Merry, Madeira ich'r
brltish Queen, Ketchuo, St. Johns.
Sch'r Sally Ann, left at St. Croix, the
harqle HARMONY, Bird, to fail in few
days. Sailed from Bats End, ON the 10th
0tt. ich'r tiudibra!s, Wilton, for New.
Loedon; brig Diana, Schuyler, failed for
Turks Hand ON the 9Th; and brig Green
Wien Remington, failed for Philadelphia
On the Str.
Sch'r Ranger, DawCon, left at Curra-
Goa, the ich'r Monorief of Balimore, and
Aoop Hope of New York. o. =, in
,a'. IS, S, long. 70, fpolle fch,r Trial,
oonni ;rolo New York to c. Francois.
Capt. Chamm'ng., of the fch'r Hector,
from Guadalupe, Oa. I6, in lat. 2 2,
long. 81, was brought too by French
priyatfer brig Of Io guns, belonging to
oaieiterrc, &c. on cruiie They ran up
slongiide, fired IS muis,ets into us, and
ordered Us to hoia out our boat, and come
on board with the papers-Hoiffed out
the boat and went on board ex,
mined our papers and diiiniGed US, after
one hours detention.
"A report was in circulation at St. Croix
when captain Goodfellow failed, who ar
rived yesterday, tina. 1000 troops had
arrived at Martinique from England, fup-
Poted 70 be defined againf Poto- Rico.
GuadalouFe and Maragalante.
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Nov. O..
.4LeAaNayiQ Counfr. IL

e""N"'f~ o01AD, II.
| do hereby certify, that
Rich. Leonard bro't befote me Abraham
faw, one of the jufices of peace for faid
county, as treiipatling eitray, a COW,
WITH black and white fpots, on which
were the following marks, viz. an IN
derbit out of each year, about : wears old
and appraied to Four Pounds Ten Shil-
nngs current money.
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of
November, 1901.
a. FAW.
The above notice is given,
that whichever has loit laid Cow may nave
her again On application to the fubicrriber,
near Col. Wren's tavern, on the Leef-
burg road leading to Alexandria, on prov
ing property and paying charges.
RICHIE LEONARD.
NOV. 9. Iaw3wt
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Sale tp aua;ga.
On WEDNESDAY rqyt.

On WEDNESDAY next,
at ten o'cloek, 1u,N be /d!a at tbe Au6;.u
Beam,
Rum IN hhds. and bis.
Sugar in do.
Coffee in bags,
Soap and Candies in boxes,
RaiiIns IN DO.
Starch in do
Tobacco in kegs, sc.
ALSO,
Il quantity Of Dry Goods,
Kendall Cottons,
Kcrleys,
Half,hicks, Plains,
: Plaids, Coatings,
Dafils, Flanncls,
lr'h and Sheeting Linens,
German Oznaburgs,
Calicoes, Duran.s,
Shawls, handkerchief,
Ladies' Silk Gloves,
Sewing Silks, Threads, Sc.
II. ard t. MOORE,
NOV. 9. Au6tfonecrs.