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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-12
BOSTON, November IS.

Arrived, briggs Friendhip, Mulberry,
Havana Je.hes, Council, Greenock !;
He,,y, Parrot, Demarara; Vandyck,
Harding, do. Captain Harding lef, at
Demarara, fch'r Slian, Whiaon, Of Boi-
ton, two ihips of Pspperelboro' wi,hieve
raj ether eafern yedels. Markets very
low: Hand produce very high.
Navember 50.
Arrived the very valuable and fwift-
i,ilins nip Resulus, captain Sargent, four
months tom Calcutta, 20 days from ST.
Helena. Left at the former place, fhip
NeaSne,ou, Morris, of Philadelphia !;
VoIsa;rs. DO. Mary Ann, New York !;
Cool Hose, Collins, Salem: Mary,
BlSchmore, do. Sailed from ST. Helena,
incc. with the Wiliiar and Henry, Beck
ford, Of Salem ; and Criterion, Chaie, of
Bottom.
Ship CATO, Crews, Plauiantia; fch'rs
Sally. S.anwood, Annapolis NetaGauen,
Smith, Liverpool, Ms. ~
December I.
Arrived, ilaa evening brig Polly, cap
tain Symands, Cape Francois who has
palitely favored rs with the labfsqaen, liz
OF ve!iels in port, Oh. so, taken from
Mir. Edward Patterns coffee. houte books, !:
Lily, Simmons, Of Bottom; Besiey.
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NORFOLK. December ( i.

Arrived the brig Mary Louiia, Boulh,
from Liverpool. Leftno Virginia vei1els
there. Spoke the hip Ritfon, from til S
port 36 hours our.
Arrived the fchooner Suiannah, capt.
Gray, from L;i6on. November 10, in
lat. 81, AZ. iosg, 81, 50, fpoke rhe hip
Fame, capt Law, s days out from George
Towr, pot bound to London, who fup.
piled him with provifons December /,
in lat. 81, 90, or ioundings lpoke the ichr.
Little Ednee, from New York to Char!ei
ton, who alto fupplied HIN with provi-
hons.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-12

| rejecting fugitives from julie. and r.r.
ions e4caping trom the fervice Of their mai
tiers with iaaruetions 10 repor, by Bill
or o,herwife. ~
| MIR. N. fated that bill had beer re-
ported lalt feilion Tor this puspoie, but the
ieiion being near its cIofe, il was no. act
sd UPON. h.f
| Thcr eio'ution was agreed to AID f vve
members appointed. 7, s.
! ICES. Smith, after few introductory
obleryasions, moved thar the Eemmit.ee
Of Commerce and Manufactures Sc airetacd
20 enquire whether any and wkat a;esss,i..
ons may be rsceGary in The atass laying du-
ties ovgoot;s, wares ac. merchandise ins-
ported into the u. States. 2.
Mr.. Grifwoid thought that the fubjes
belonging TO :he revenae, properly as.a<h-
cd itfclf to the committee Of ways md
means. He con.endeei that any alteration
whatever, would either increafe or d;m;-
niln the revenue, ard therefore belonged
o the snancial ~ ITEM, which the commit
zee OF ways and means, Especially had in
charge, On that account mos ed its reference
that committee.
Mr.. Smith con,ended tbs. it was ulual
ADD neeeGary for the iubject TO be di!cuf-
I'd by coalas.ciai men, Of whom alone
the committee Of commerce and nanufac-
lures was ccn,pofed. 1t was deirable to
.odo!lcase al the revenue fyaea,, as much
$ pc!i!ale into ore law; i, wa. s,io de-
liable TO know the preciic fate 0: Cur m
ports, and Of cur progreS ii Manufacture:
y a reference TO commercial .neo, the
norie beides thoie might be acquainted
vi'ha very deiirable oojcts, TO W.T. how
Ar Certain articles would bear additional
tuties, or Row far others admitted dimu.
l:tion, proporticned to the VANS Of Ike
:onntry
Commercial men were praaical men,
and therefore, without diparasing the me-
f.,s or talents OF gentlemen competing the
other committee whole exprefs appointment
did not 20 pointedly relate to commerce,
Out to revenue, he thought rhe original
motion ought to be carried.
MIR. GrifwoId had no doubt but that
either committee .wouid do iuRice to the
iubjeet but it was an ulual reference for
all fubjetts relating to revenue. It GER
tain,y contemplated 4 total revifon ofthat
part ofthe revenue, and he again contend
ed that all matters relating to revenue,
ought to so to the committee of ways ard
means for which purpole alone thar COM
mi,tee was formed. He ihould not have
rif:h he laid, but that he did not lee the
chairman of that committee in his feat.
The fpeaker iaid that either reference
was perfectly in order, and therefore either
motion would have been proper: the re-
terence to the committee of commerce and
manufactures at preient had the preference,
being ffa moved.
Forty fix ridng in the affirmative, and
being majority; the reference moved by
MIR. Smith was carried.I Ajjoafnsa siAR
alaadax. =
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-12
WILMINGTON. December O.

ca The E1i;or OF the Mirror requefs
JOHN FREEMAN, Printer, to favor him
with his notwithstanding which ne has
to communicate to the faid Freeman, il
which he is interre!ted, is the objeli OF enis
note, to which the Editors of News Papers
are reepeRed to give aplace at laait twice
The favor viii be returned when oppor-
tunity offers.
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public Sale.

On Eiaay the 18th iyqant yiN be field,
at The Vfndue. Stare,
A large and general AGortmens of
Elegant Furniture,
ConliGing Of
"a Dining Room Chairs with covers,
Setrees with covers,
1 Large Dining Table with round ends,
Smaller do.
z Liquor Cafes,
3 Knife Cafes,
Side Board,
DeAs and Book Gales,
Looking -Glaaes and Prints,
Carpets,
Set. Table and Tea China,
; MatraGes and Beds, g.. :.
Bed apd Window Curtains,
And Irons, Shovels and longs,
l Eight Day Clock,
Table Linen and Napkins,
GIais and Queens Ware, &c.
With a handfome ard general collection Of
Books. -.
.i..,,...a P. G.. MARSTELLER,
Dec. II. Vendae- Matter
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-12
NEW YORK, December S.

Arrived, Schr. Relaurce, Bailey, JAG
quemei.
CLEARED, Ship Morning Star, Coffin,
Tunis; Schr. Neptune, Bursh, Halifax.
The brig Warrington, Fuller, has ar
rived at the 1avannah from this pors.
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cap. Ba!l's and osAeE., aaout so>
2o,eA
After they had loaded their priyatfcr,
they par to fea leaving US at archor, snc
ssrocnc about two foo. oa, of water. A.
higi' water, the ve1el was go, off, and the
next day we pat 20 iea, ard the day follow
ing entered out port, being four weeks
from the day l embarked from, New
York.
At Nuepitas our declaration, were
.aken by the Commiha.y of Marines, and
the n:niaer of marines OF this difriet now
has them, and is making all po&b.e diL
patch with cour!ers to the eighbouring
and diitat towns to f,;ve TIE pr:yassel
and her crew, In cafe they ihould ehte.
any rort in the iilAnd.
they frls fad they were from Puerto
Rice, afterwards from l!clguin "a 'own a.
7ou; 20 leagues to The wiz. aa:d OF this. :,
When the captain CANE ca board / found
20 my forrow, chat it was The villain VIII
co nmardcd ionle tine i.nce French pri
alecr GU, Of the Mas.&zss, which priva,
ter was Cat or, or deNreyed by one Of
he United Sfa,es ihips of wa:. I have
zen hlla frequently il this town. He
..wore vengeance againtt the fl America,
veiiel that he fhou.d encounter, and as for
cure wculd hayeit, we were tic fra. Il
have found out that the privateer is iron
ST. Jago de Cuba; her name is La KEN
LAURA. The fecuriey given l learn is ca
ly three thon!snd dollars. l have IT.
doubt but the robbers have fold their
booty to Windward, ard have gone 70.
Hifpaniola or iome Other part with their
cain, and that the pr!vatcer Ter they will
be ever feen in the :land again.
The governor of this province will
particularly inform The Captain General
by his courier today Of The conduit of
this pirate.
lha!l forward you as foon as poaible
(dfls.ent proofs that this privateer was
>panaTd, lawfully com'nllioned, ALTO eur
ro,ea. As the fecurity given is only
snree thoufand dollars, fhall no, com
nence fait again& the owners, but leave
hs: for the government to do. Should
ne priyateer be taken, l fhall fecure all
he property can. Every thing VIII be
lone that Can be doce. We fhould have
made an extraordinary voyage had it not
been tor this misfortune.
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Wanted.

A asady and Active GIRL, of good
character, either white orsblack Though
the former would be preferable) asa child's
maid. -To fueh a. can Come we'll recon-
mended good pa, viii be given-Noae
.othefwife need apply. Enquire Of the
Prinfess. l..
: December II. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-12

Nothing of his efeaped except ore
hnali box, which they did rot
diicoyer, and fome csc. kerry.
An advensure By Mfr. Collins, a.
boat "
An adventure 81 me of your bro
,her, n. Richards; ] 80 not
kno.s the amount, bu, iup-
poi, it to he about
Some things otMI. Van Eeuren's,
cap. BaA's and osiers, .aaeut
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GGngre(s Of the un'tso States

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-03

JULY begin as with perfons appointed il tie
lat moInents Of an Administration, not fer It's
own a''', bur to begin A career II Tie fame tme,
with Their fuccefors, BY wbom they had never
been approved, and who could icarcely exped
rom them cordial cooperation?
Mr. Goodrich was one of thefe.-Was II
oropfr for him 10 place hmief in office, with
our l1owin2 whether ihofe whole agent he was
70 Be, could have confidence in his agency
Gao the preference Of another. as The fncoefor
OF Mr.. Auitin, be cdndidly called a,removal Of
Mr. Goodrich f? Ifa due participation of Office
IS matter Of right, how are vacancies 70 be
obtained ?-Tbof- by death are few, bv rcGo-
nation none. Can any other mode then b1t
removal, Be PtoPofed? This IS 4 painful of.
hce !; but it is made my duty, and meet II IS
uch' l proceed in the operation with deliber-
atlon and enquiry, that it may ipiure he ben
msn leat and eH.9 the purpofes of iuR.ce
ard pubic utility with The leaft private diHrsfs /;
that i may BE- thrown as much a, Dor5le on
delinquency, on oPPFehion, on intolle- eace. on
ani-revolutiOnary adherence to our enemiee.
The remonitra nce laments " that " chance
IN the adm nlttration mutt produce change IL
The inb0rtinate officers J" III other uor y tbat
~ la u ~ DC OG6iDSJ EtCttEY tor All officers "a
link with their principal. BIT III w. ~ dos
this lmputatior bear Oh ta 4. who hive ~
oluded from cfice every thade 81 opinion VA I'LL
was not theirs on on III fe who have been N
excluded lament focerely III tt uuefen.i3l
differences in opinion lhould have ben deemed
iufHeisn' e interdd half th4 focjety from tbe
rieht and bItlings Of lefgoveramenr 1; 10 FRO
ierbe them as unworthy of every truR. It
would have been " me 4 o;rcumRance "
great relief had found moderate partieinI-
ton Of office in the hands of lie majority
would gladly have left to time and accident W
rahe them to their jua flare. But thsir total
evolution calls for p omp'er corredves. Ih+u
60 re4 ;he procedure bnt thai done return
With joy to that llate IF things when the onI,
qoeitlons concerning a candidate hll be, is Ne
bonet is he capable i. he faithful 10 Tile
Contribution [?
Itender you the homage Of my high refnoa,
Tn: JEFFERSON.
To Ehaf Sbibmaa, ~. and otJer,. Msn5e,s arMe
COMMITTEE 9ftte Merchant Y hTc1y Hzvs9.
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From the New York G1zc,.e.

AIDTJ LANG x Co.
I'm your paper Of Saturday, 7 read With Daio
iul luEPrile the anuuncation W Mr.. Sard'. dH
initial from the OFce OF Collector of this p.rt !.
Tor. notwithltandirg the approximations en
terialned by macy refPc4ahle citizens who
/ knew bis worth and qua ifcation7, | could not
prepare my mind 20 believe that Government
would 70 FIR have abandoned III III lni.v. Il ter
els and formal declarations, rs to have fcri
heed 70 the views q party fp'ritan officer whom
II was It's duty to countenanc@ AMI continue.
1t wa 10 be expected. that lie general win
that prevailed pmong All dglcri Vi ns Ut tociety,
land plead 10 trorgly in bis behalf would hive
been coniulted, and he zvW 9CtBs P.-tE -cl9eR
cd by tler yrvant5 How far this Repub.i
en- principle has bcen recognized by Mr. Tef
ierion, iubmit n the citiz-ns al large to de-
terninc.
The reflections which Ibis uzgra:.oa5 at fug
get, are painfully humiliating-it elagli.he,
The relolutIOn Of Mr. J-fe,lln u become the
head OF Party-the Pa.ron o4y VI his advo
Gates the protector merely " thoie who have
been inLtruGcntal in inyc.ting him with pow
ers 20 abule
One half of the people of the United States,
tor having exerciled the frf privilege of free
men, are, Il ieems, 70 be treated as 11HlazUs.
The conlequeRces Of this new order Of thinqs.
however, NUT foon be felt. Men Of merit and
virtue, oooidering themleves degraded and IT.
iulled, will retire for awhile, and permit The
raging temPea Of Faction to blow and ailuyB
in This temPeauous fea" they viii behold
with hent Indignation The demagogues Of eve
~ town and hamlet attempting to guide the
torn that already begins 10 dilpay its angry
front The deluded, Infatuated multitude will
loon begin TO heftate, wonder and reAea-to
take al anxious retrolpe9 of former felicity,
and denounce As a cuyf the motives that i'm.
PEELED them 70 work change. They will foon
dlicover thai FiJg t3r ltIes only, and not amelj-
Grafton Of ilItem, was the fecret Of oppoGtion,
and the excitement that alone rendered certain
chara-leTs indetatiaably indufrious Should
this expectation be realized, We n Il have caufs
TOR coniolAtion and although It Is our de&ny
tor few years, TO fubmit to the violences ana
outrages Of the prevailing party, yer, we may
calculate With afurance upon the reaora.ion Of
oSr former controul. A people daily iniuled
will become impatient Of their fuFernes, and
~ das EejIA Indignantly frown upon the authors
ct them. a SUBSCRIBER.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-03

BLASTING OF GRIM

Mu b has been fad of the delet1rirus eF rs
oi barbary baihes upon E1glih Grlin.-A
Rr. nG tai is mentioned as occurring this {. 4lln
tbs he.d IF Mr. Nathaniel Harm gtoa Of This
town. a Jingle 2 rbary b1h a1od IN f.ld
of three acres Of Rye, the whole Of which was
b'aG,d III Brbary 5uh appeared to Be the
ee"t'e W lie injury; near i be blaf was ab-
lut1 and ;o.ai, as you rcceded from il ne r.
fcd l-Gsned. a.d At Tie IRE .te& diGarce It was
yhe lean. The grain II The v;o;nity was every
where good.
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FOREIGN ARTICLE.
LONDON. ruNF a.
LONDON. JUNE Al
Cqay IF z Letter fraa Lirm. Gen. AptstiaGe, iotjs
Secretary q State.

LONDON. JUNE A.
CAY 9t Letter fr2m Lie4t. Gen. Hgtcliai;a, 20 Ike
Secretary cf State
Camp before Alexandra, April ~, 1891.
"sIR,
CIT is with great Plearure am to inform
you Of the llocels Of corps of Turks and
Birth under the command of Col. Stanceg.-
they were ordered rom hence about ten days
ago, tor the purpol4 Of forcing the 81 envy from
he town ana o4tle of r latt2, whioh com
maads the navigation Of the Nils This oPe-
ration has perfectly iuccesded, We are now
matters Of the wcGern branch Of thar river, and
of courle have opened a communication with
the Delta, from which We thall derive all ne.
.aeGAry fuPPlies, and the French have fcarcely
any troops there, and none capable Of making
a ferrous reGRance
"The enemy had about eight bundled men
at RolIt,a when they ware attacked. They
mate but feeble effort to fltain taem(+ives,
ana retired - The Righr Back of he Nile, lea
wing few men killed. anI p.noners. They
left gatyilon il the for, AZ i'm with our
batteries opened on the 9Th mt tie conditions
are toe fame as were graneL to the caale Of
Aboukir.
z owe many obligations 10 Col. S3eacer,
for the zeal. ACTIVITY and military talents, which
he has dfPlayed 10 tbs con iu4 Of this impor.
tant ferv' e. and beg leave to recammeui
him as defr0ng and mol * eli-at officer.
l have the honor 10 b-, Sc
J. f. HU JOHNSON M4, Ge4. a
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even Fights of the navigation of the port Of
New Haven. (Signed)
ISAAC BEERS,
Py1fdeat Of tbs Bank, and ofibs Chamber of
Commerce IN Neqv H4zer.
ELIAS SHIPMAN
Pr5fdHt q tbe Neq0 Hagea Xajarancs Company,
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SION. rvLY IL.


LAZE FROM SOUTH OF EUROPE
Capt. Freeman arrived Gnce cur lat from
,he N,Ji:cr. eca0, left NJ Ito the II L May,
ana Informs. that Y yeii:I VII III left Egypt,the
z9.h April. had Nv iyeI AZ Malta with intelli.
gence, that Gen Baird with GOO troops, had
reached Suez from Inlia That every e1er;ion
was making al Mtha 90 reinforce and luPpiy
tbs army p Eg, PA. aad 'h4t The corps Of Con-
de had arrived al Militia 10 da duty there -
That Gantheaum-'s fquatron, by de LA ac-
counts, Was the land If Elba, in he Tnl-an
lc1.-CaPt. 7. brought letters from Mr.. Cath
cart, Jo the Secretary III State. dated III a pril,
and oblcrye-, tha he Bey VT TrPoli had net
declared war aElinlt the Laited STATES, III.
though number AT his Priv-.eers wcr1 01t,
two had filed from Malta three days previous
70 caps. Eli, auiv@l a, that place, large ptiLe
ihiP, ST. eiith, mounting 40 guns was then fla.
ti1g out, no Amsr.cln v1Igl had been clP-ur-
E by ID. m We me further informed by ar.
F. dit The greatet & rJiots are making by lhe
French, ID III ~ Nea0ol TN ana glc'lian porrs,
To 1f5engthen their works, e. augment ther
maritime force, u prevent the Englih
from having any trade oE iuccour ia tn r
places.
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MiGceIlaneOus Articles.

a CHECK 70 TIE SPIRIT oF EN7GR5719z5.
Nt'v YoRE. JULY a.
Eafyaa N a letter from a,fh III 1tl14. b TIE eaca-
f,s IN IN e7r ToyE, date4 Mary Taqs 10, 1874.
Z" Yon may think arrange Of my llayjnE here
70 loog, Within accomplishing The hunne(s
which 7 cns7gcd il 7 had eve-y aFuraace
fom ths Corfu Of eating permidion e take
pafeugers, with orders u advert'e and engage.
I accordingly engaged z5o calm and Ite@rlgs
FaGergers, to BE anded at Norfolk or New CaC
tie; Tut new Lord Lieutenant arriving, has
PIT Cop to all people leaving the kingdom,"
E;et5fE ga latter fan 1Il61s Cozy and Son5,to
h- fame.
Capr Allen zoe. to Liverpool, for which
port rs VIII proceed to morrow. H has been
detained aInete9n days, * expectation Of obtain
log Psrmilion t. takc PaG.rgers q America
buj eur y moral, had not IF 6t, As he did nor
arrive I'll, ettcr tile Lord Lieutenant and priyy
Cnuucil had ilucd prohibition.
We under0and that Mr., Pegle, of PhladeI.
Phia, his lately returned from trip up the
North River. where he Purchaf-d he mott ma
tarial patis Of tie bone, Of he great Americas
animal commonly called he Mamwob, as well
NH the ri 1t ct taking uP tic remainder Within
The iPace oftwo III three months h exoects 20
have K ~ his Pcwsr Jo put together eomps1:
tI9IetCl tor TIE LIy5un.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-03

Mr.. Gal'atin, Secretary IF the Treafury, ap.
pointed by Mr.. Jefsrlon, has declared. that
next to the imPoGt, the national revenue "a .uld
be drawn from direct tax on lands
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pernOnAranC

y, l. N,,flsnh IF Ne7g Havca, on n of32ia'
v 4 SAMUEL Bj335, III ClAH4r sftbs Req
q" y ,Bst Pr:, N t5s Place of Elsur G'g6rieb,
q -Joe,fBer 70t5 RE Prgf@afs '4aJ.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-20
.Valuable Property for SAFE.

. SEVEN hundred and eighty eight acres
IN the county Of Hampfhire, on the wa
tiers OF Great Cape Capon, about 10 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 20 from
Wincheiter. This land is full of wood.
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with SO to 50 acres Of bot
tom, and rich high lands TO each: and IN
the heart of the timber there is a fine Feat
Tor iaw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
:shcw the lands. .as
& Three thouiand eight hundred and for
Issy-hye acres in the county Of Ohio. on
gthe.waters Of Grave and Eth Creeks
near the river Ohio, and about SO miles
below Pittfburg. Some Of thefe 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 theie lands.
One hundred feventy-iix and three
iourths acres, within three miles Of the
Warm Springs, upon Great CAPE Canon
near It's mouth, and within Of mile
OF the River Potomak. This land has
!, about 70 or SO acres Of rich bottom
notify IN cultivation, with. ia fine Suoay
1r<es omit; from which | am informed
there may be made 3ooolb. of good fugar
annually There are ALTO feat for erift
and faw mills on it, equal to any in that
nnetghborhood, and uponea never falling
fIean Of water. The upland is rich,
wlthPlenty Of timber, and part under cul
tlvation. This farm is well improved
with good orchard, hou.es and fencinc
and rented Taft year for produce equal 70
iixty pounds per ann. Mr.. Joieph Butler.
az the Warm Springs, will iliew It. will
ieil all, or any of the above lands for calh
Or upon credit, or take in exchange for
them lands in Fairfax County, or lots of
land land IN the City Of Alexandria, or the
City Of Wilmington. : 'A
, r. I. HooE.
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Lett or WaT01d.

= A PARCEL containing half piece Of
pepper and falt mixture Cloth, direAedto
Charles Warden, Tailor, to be left at
Tunhiclif's Hotel, City Of Warrington,
tent on the cd Of December laa, from
Bryden's fagc Office, Baltimore, has been
miilaid on the road or mif-fent.
A high obligation will be conferred OF
the owner by any pcrlon with whom il
was left, or who might hear Of fuch
parcel, by forwarding it as directed, or
to be left at M'Laughlin's fage. office,
George Town, with a line to Thomas
Carpenter. Allcxpencss will be paid.
February IS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-20
lAe 6eant5lul, thorough bred colt
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Imported by John Tayloe, Efo. now re
ing tour years old, beautiful bay, Of
! me bone and elegantly formed, and al
lowed by intelligent 1portlnsn TO be &c
the frlt flock in England, which. by -
terence to the certificate given by the
breeder will more fully appear. 70 wit
do hereby eeyfity thar 1be b., I'll :
res a9, /alato Mr.. 71emas Reeges, mer-
f111f, 7vas bred BY me, and got BY IN
~, IBIS dam by EeAele, syaad dgm !,
6lanS, greaf grand dam BY OH ,sv;s.
g,e4f, .greaf grand dam by tbe. Godal1J;v
Ara6ian, ant Of Mr.. F,umbtou's ayI,1e
neeAed mare. The dam of tbe a5ao,e eon
!" o7on utter to Ax,sAius BY EcAlbe.
-, p. O'KELLEY. 4
ne ABOVE mentioned horie will cover
mares the eniuing feafon, the irfl three
days III every week at Mr.. Chas. loves
icat Salifbury, and the balance Of the
week ". at Seedley Farm, about five miles
alitans, at FIFTEEN and an Half Dolzars
the ieaion, and Six Dolav5 the Jingle leap,
winch may be discharged at any time dur.
ing the ieafon by the payment of twelve
dollars and three fittings to the groom
Notes for 'tfteen dollars and an half, will
De expected from thofe who fend their
mares. Mares coming from difance
can be Paitured at so centsper week, and
gram furnifhed them, ifsequired, at the
market price; every attention faall be
paid them, but will not be anfwerable for
accidents or efcapes. The feafon will
commence onthe 10th of March next. and
continue until the roth Of Aueuff.
-, ROBERT CAR TER.
February 9. conn
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