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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-12

iong.63, 37, PIKE the brig Ham and
Thomas, of Wncafaet, IS days from Nor
folk for Antigua.
The fch'r George, of Middleton, left
at st. Bartholomew, a number of Anne
rlcan vefiels. On Monday Taft, off the
Cape OF Virginia, fpoke the fch'r Re-
iource, two days from this port for Sa-
yannah. Feb. II, fpoke the brig Two
Betieys, from Trieite and Madeira, for
Baltimore.
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800 mays 40 uol ullkcly1 Was 1ntcnQeQ
TOR the pnrpofe. In the prefent critical
i'tuation in which the Porte is placed,
war with Ruiiia would produce ruinous
consequences to the Ottoman Empire.
Every thing indicates, that the flames, of
war, which began to gleme in the north
Will ipread to the eaa. According to the
lait advices from Confanrinople, no ac-
counts had been received of the appearance
OF Sir Ralph Abercrombie at the place of
his deaination. Some private letters from
the continent, however, fate that INTEL
gence had been received of his fate arrival
at Rhodes, whence he was 1oon to fail for
Egypt.
A mercantile friend has put into our hands,
ieveral letters from Liverpool, dated in
January, from which the following ex-
traces are copied.
" Boards and plank, particularly pine,
are in demand and if war ihould take
place with Rui1ia (as it would be likely
to lead to one with all the Northern pow
ers) it mu{t caufe very great rife in ali
forts OF Timber, and naval Aorcs--itayes
are dull
" The opulenr expectation hou(es have
during the lat ten days, purchafed Coifec
very largely on Ejaculation, in conlequence
rife OF iome ihillings have been expert
enced.
" Almof the whole flock of Eritifh
Plantation and foreign Sugar, are now in
the poheliion Of opulent REGULATORS, it can
not therefore be doubted, the prices OF
Havannah fugars will be high when the ex-
port ieafon commences.
:" The prelent price of Logwood and
Fufic from America, are 70 very low,
that added to the expected increaied
freights, it may reafonably be expected
the articles will be very high in England,
about July next, if the intercourfe be-
tween this Country and Hamburg CONT
nues.
"Tar, Turpentine, Pearl afhes, Oak
and Pine Logs, are all confederate advan-
ced in coniequence of the relative Gtuation
OF this country and Rulla.
Capt. Atwood, Of the fchooner George,
arrived here yeAerday from St Bartholo-
news, informs us that OH the Eft ult. he
poke the brig Two Beetles, capt. Allen,
from TrieAe, but laf from Madeira, bound
to Baltimore. He had on board, Mr.. Pin
tard, American coniul at Madeira.
Extyua Of letter .from a relbeaaM
have in Loudon, dated jan. $.
Sc The price Of wheat is falling, and
it is the general opinion from the quaint.
ties pouring In from the continent, that 1t
will experience a great reduction before
February"
Arrived, fhips Antonio, Moulton, Rot
terdam; ChriRianiburg, -, Cadiz;
briggs Mary, Carey, Tenerife; Frank
lin, -, St. Thomas; fch'rs George,
-, St. Bartholomew; Three Brothers,
Bell, Wilmington.
Cleared, fhip Peggy, Bruher, New
Orleans brig Abigail, Smith, Surrinam
fch'r Sarah, M'Laurin, Bourdeaux.
By the Chriitianiburg we learn, that
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vaaly exhauhed by tho dire continuance
Of the war; all have concurred to render
commerce with your country little fatif-
factory, and have reduced the price Of
Havana lugar, half white and half
brown to "a dollars, coffee, 81 dollars,
cotton go dollars per quintal, on board !;
and bea cocoa alone fupports at AZ dollars
per. Fanega, Of no ID. alto on board !;
however, in this article too great nicely
cannot be ufed in the iele6tion of real car
,aeeas youud nuts; not the fat redith color
ed, entirely prohibited entry here; this
article being the daily aliment of the ipa-
piards will little probably experience any
decline; rice, s dollars per quintal; but
ter high colored .luperiour quality, 80
cents per Id. wax IS do. dry cod hih rs.
cd. per Id. large s dollars per quintal !;
Indian corn in great demand, dollars
per faniga: tobacco no fale at prefent,
iron the afore mentioned caulc ofexhauit-
ed Royal treafury,) may be quoted at
dollars per quintal; t5aves drcGed, ana
free of zap and worn, holes, 100 dollars
per NJ for pipes; -four S dollars per bar
reil,
Your flag now 70 refpeeted can COM
mand mott advantageous freights here,
and lhould Europe fill fink into more
general difcord, it alone would be fought
after.
The t0llo4Oing remarks are hbioiaed to n
Bourdeaur price current Of December 1 Z,
1900, communicated BY a ,elbei7able
mercantile box/e at that piuce.
i" An addition of o per cent has been
lately irnpoied on the former duties of all
imports and exports.
N. B. The duties paid on all kind
OF goods by weight are taken on grols
weight excepting on tobacco. On all
goods imported or exported that are not
rated or fubjested to fixed duty, z7
centimes per hundred weight are to be le-
Wed on the former and IS confines per
hundred francs on the value of the latter.
Sugars are not allowed to be exported
nnl f they are imported from the French
colonies dire st-cofee can be exported on
proving that they came from the colonies
direct, orthat they have paid the foreign
duties, within one year after importation !;
on expectation they are iubject to duty
OF 50 certimes per cwt.--Indigo may be
exported only during two months after
imported, after which time the expectation
rs prohibited unlefs it comes direct from the
colonies.-All Goods that are reported for
expectation are allowed to 60 out free OF
inward Or outward duties provided they
are not landed, and are carried OFF in the
fame venel.
NEW VODD MIL r
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Alexandria Aduertzser.
THURSDAY, MARCH II.

7raxNafion Of a letter f,vm Dan 1o0quiu
Garcia, g0vernor oftbe Sfauj6 pa,t of
81. D0mizgo, 10 The Prsha.nt If The e.
uited States.
SIR,
The great humanity tire offspring Of
a magnanimops breaf) of military officer
OF the United States, deierves the greateG
applaufe and confederation from me and
my whole nation. 1t was dif played in
his recent conduit towards two numerous
families, WHO were removing from this
city to Puerto Rico, and competed of ma
ny imall children and ladies of quality.
I" This officer is Charles Stewart, Efa.
captain of the armed ichooner Experiment,
who, whilf the accidents of the fea threat
ened to overwhelm him, obierved that near
the Iiland Of Saona, afchooner with null
titude of women and children cried out for
help, to fave themleives from becoming
the unhappy victims of the tempcf, or Of
the want of nautical ikill Of capt. ChriRian
Granenan, Dane, who, in the hardness
of his heart, arove to fave his perfon and
effects by going On hore, ard leaving 70
many human creatures expofed to the tur-
bulence OF the waves, an extremity which
preiented to them near proipett of death.
F." This brave and generous officer, his
crew and all under his command, impelled
by humanity, alertly Arovc to fave thefe
wretched ladies, and fucceeded. A few
moments after their iafety was accomplish
ed, the 1chooner funk.
" Amid thanks, vows and lamentations,
this worthy officer learnt that captain
Chriaian was on the mountain Of Saona
with his effects. Without negleeting the
ladies, he endeavored to fecure wretch,
who ought not to live among mankind.
This he effected, and through the human
ty of the ladies ufed no greater ieyerity
towards him, than to take him on board
and carry him we'll fecured to this capital.
He treated the ladies with the greateR
courtefy, accommodating them with his
cabin, his table and every convenience.
I" They have requefed me to commu-
nicate thefe circumstances to your excel
lency, and that, in their name, / Mould
preient to you their Cordial thanks, aiinrlng
you, that it is an action which will remain
for ever imprehed On their hearts.
For myfelf, and in the name Of my
nation, and of all who know of the occur
renee, worthy of 70 cultivated nation,
and Of an officer Of the United States, /
prefent you my thanks with that fncerity
which belongs to my character; and ]
fhall have thehonor to render an account Of
it to my matter the kingof Spain, III order
that fuch an action may rebound to the
honor Of this officer, of his flag, and of all
his brave and generous crew.
God preierve youmany years. San
to Domingo, Jan. II, 1901.
"Mayi it pleafe your excellency,
JOAQUIN GARCIA"
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Astronomical LuceYnaZ.
Explaining the courfes, diitances, ftuati-
ons, magnitudes and motions of the heav-
emily bodies. Particulars Of which will be
given in the handbiIls.
GT Tickets only half dollar each, to
be had at the bar. Doors to be opened
at halt after 6 and commence preciiely at
7 O'Clock.
March II.
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On WEDNESDAY the nth doy
Of March next, WILL BE SOLD, if
fai,, if not the next fair day, at The
plantation Of Roger Wet, decea/Sd,
All the Hou1ehold and Kit
chen furniture; about twenty head of cat
tie; young fallion three years old in
May or June next; a very good riding.
horie and fome other hories four or FIVE
Negroes, none Of whom are old. Nine
months credit will be given on all fulns
above IS dollars, giving bond with APP
proved fecurity, all fums Of IS dollars,
and under, cath mutt be paid.
And at the fame time fome young NE
GROES will be hired.
All perfons having claims againa the
eitate, are dehred to bring them forward
properly proved; and ali perlons indebted
to the eifate are requefed to make imme-
date payment.
An Overfecr is wanted to take charge
OF the Plantation-any perlon inclinable to
undertake 1t will make ipeedy appplica-
ton.
RICHARD CONWAY, Ex'or.
February a..
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OK SALE,
The large three ifory Brick
w WAREHOUSE, with the two ftory
frame one adjoining, on the next lot to
the north eaf corner of King-areet
For fize, frength, convenience and
goodnefs of itand, this property is certain
iy the beit in town. For terms, apply
nj Baltimore to Mefirs. Martin e .1anf-
fret, and in Alexandria TO the fubfcriber
W/bo rcW REM
The three itory brick Ware
houfe adjoining, formerly occupied by
MIR. John Ridley.
A. CHARLES CAZENOVE.
February z. eo2u
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For Sale,

For Sale,
By the .uI/er;be,, xeaytbe Comty-4vba,h
COLOGNE Mill fones, Of different
flies, late from Amiferdam,
German, London, bitter and Crowley
feel
Sugar in hcgfheads and barrels
Coffee, bar and rod Iron, Cuttings
Template foves, complete for uie, of diff
ferent fzcs
Clover feed and platter of Paris
Beet and Pork of the frif quality, by the
barrel
Fine and coarfe Salt
Tar, Turpentine and Rofin.
JESSE HOLLINGSWORTH.
Baltimore, January II. zawIst
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Property tor Sale.

property tor Sale.
Two hundred and forty acres
Of excellent FARMING LAND, lying
In the county Of Loudoun, about 4. miles
from Leeiburg, and one mile from the
turnpike road leading from thence to Snic-
ker's Gap, being part Of Scotland Tract,
formerly belonging to Mr.. w. Melton.
A HOUSE and LOT in
Leeiburg, poaeaed by MIR. DAYTON, mer-
chant.
A HOUSE and LOT eligi-
bly, ftuated, in Fairfax Rreet, Alexan-
dria, in the poGcfion Of Mr.. Charles
Jones, coachmaker.
A L Q t in Dumfries, on
which are built ftrong and commodious
brick dwelling houfe and kitchen, fa-
bic and granery-in the occupancy of Mr..
Efmc Smock. This menuage, from its
vicinity to the creek and other local pro
perties, is we'll calculated for perfon il
the grain or tobacco buGnefs.
IF the two firf mentioned properties are
not previouily difpofed ofby private bar
gain, they will be expofed to public fale
at Mrs. Myers's tavern, in Leefburc, on
the 9th day of March next, being the fri
day Of Loudoun county court.
For terms, application may be made to
Mr.. Thomas Harrifon, Dumfries, or 70
COLIN AULD,
Cantr0n,9,e<f, A2exand,ia.
February =. mw&ftf
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] Ricketts,, Newton s. Co.
HAZE RECEIVED,
In ad,diti7u TO THAR former .jqoek, a /ubby
et'tbe t0lza4vixg GOODS:
Brullells and Scotch Car
pcting-Hearth Rugs,
Furniture Calicoes,
Canimeres,
Handsome RICHTER Stoves, with Steel
Tenders,
Shovels and longs,
A handtome aGortment Of London bound
Ledgers and Journals, Waite Books,
Billand Bank Books, &c.
Gentlemens' fashionable Hats,
Do. Dreaing Cafes complete,
A handiome aGortment of Iapann'd and
Silver Ware-elegant Tea Boards,
Caddies, Wine Coolers, and Coat
ers, Tea and Coffee Urns,
Plate Warmers,
Pebble Watch Seals and Gold Chains.
February rs. d
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For SAFE, or to be Lea7ed,
In the City of Warrington, and poaefion
given Immediately,
A handlome, well-hnl1hed

three fory BUILDING, on New Jerey
Avenue, in the vicinity of the Capitol,
and the nearea dwelling on the fouth Of
it OH Capitol Hill. The lot and houle
are we'll 1tuated, and will always COM
mand an uninterrupted view of the whole
city and George Town to the welt, as
well as ofthe Potomac and Eai}ern Branch.
The houie contains 10 convenient rooms,
executive of garrett and cellars.
If fold, United States flock, or flock in
any of the banks would be taken for the
whole or part Of the payment, and good
title given; or, if lcafed for years, the
terms would be accommodating to good
tenant.
Further particulars may be known by
applying to Mr.. Joiepll Hodgfon, in that
city, or the fabicriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN.
January IS. 60
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KNIGHT Of malta
YOUNG GIFT
AND

). THESE celebrated JACKS are 20 well
known as to render defcription unnecef-
fairy; fuRice it to fay, they are Guperio,
to any in the United States, as they were
imported and from them have fprung mott
of rhcie now in the country.
They will cover at Eisbt DoAax; the
feaion and HaJfa Dsllar to the groom.
Good psfurage gratis, but not anlwer-
able for accidents or efcapes.
Mount Vernon, March s. d6t
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A report relative 70 provihcn for the n,
port of tate prifoners, who have been conFial
Gnce the 6rf Of Feb. 1899, was read and !,
copied.
FRIDAY, FEB. 20
A bill to incorporate the Pepperelbotop,
Aquedud Company, was read, and to mS
row, 10 O'Clock, aligned for the fecond Re-
ing.
SATURDAY, FBR. u
a bill for the due obfervation of the Io-l
day, was received from the Senate, where \ 4,
paaed to be engroGed, which was read = :,
time in the houie, and Tuefday next, II o'clor
aligned for she iecond reading.
MONDAYS FEB. "a
Mr.. Morton, Of D. sned perniiion 10 /
upon The Speakers table a refolye for requeRi
Tor initruding) the Representatives from I
State in Copgreis to endeavor to efFea choi
Of PreGdent There were IN favor Of grantiI
this Permiiion 40, againf it, 81.
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GOVERNOR STRONG,

.E,strqs Of a letter from a rslpa4abie gsntlemzn
IN Connecticut, 70 bis e0rr5lPonaes in B.faH.
7'''-A- few days ago, one Of the leading demo
Gratis in this 'Sr'te, informed another, thar Gov.
STRONG Of Maaaehufetrs, would certainly be
turned out Of Office the coming fPring. and
Gerry put in bis place. He acknowledged
that Mr.. Strong was a mah of talents, of anna
blen manners, and we'll calculated to be Gov
ernor Of that State, bur he faid Be maG come
aaEn.i TO prove that he was iure of the fHl-
hlDent of the prediction, be added, that eve.
ry republican in the State had had his duty
marked out for him more than month ago,
dndlthat they were all prepared. The plaa.
he faid, was to fer up PreGjent Adams and
Mr.. Strong, and run Gerry in between
them"
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Commercial article.

IS. 3 Eli ~ ~ $50 srs.,r.r5 b.
~-f ia ,as n .4fi . aRoR. FHF -G-szE4TE
zR. stsxs, 49,. .9
DEPREDATIONS aahcontinuiag on our
commerce by the Britfh iq therWea IhRie9 f;
and our merchants .beiQg .Tsqipgntly asa lois
10 know What msailiyes ale RHpPsr 81 PuIius for
regaiaiag property illegally czPtured, you are
Tequred to Publi(b. the fglPwmg .extrat. Oh this
fubjed,. from doc6ment bearing date The frf
of .Augtf, 1898, by Mr, BaYard, late agent
for American Claims 10 LQ1dona May fuf
7erefs BY Bri ih caPrors uas5bs ben fred by Tue
inioymatioR therein eoot2iqedzs Ill
e. 3'sq g-p7 j It'll - 2 -Ni Z u IA y -
:, gITis not generally Knows. throqgh. the u.
Tlted States, that AZ aPPeals from the fentences
of Britih courts Of vice admiralty legally con-
IEituted, mutt be entered and Pr9ieufs8 in Eng
land. Thar regularly .tbe appeal ihould BE-
there en- cred. within nine mouths from the dale
Of the ientenee in tbs vice admiralty court
wherea cIiim has been made, and II z months
were no ipch claim was made,rv~,g- ~
(" In 100 many infances ihE parties have nn-
fortunately thought it fufcieat to enter their
appeals, IN the viee admiralty coprts uoder a
perluafion thai BY this mems Their gight to prof
eeutelhe fame II. he hishr eaYFla.of appeals,
was vas iseursd VISA m9a?k IAiEai e.E997vfd mott
. The eHsa offneh Dep. amounts only to I
formal notice Of an isafiaa 70 Prei4se t5s qRpfal
in suction, In every cauie Of appeal from the
ienlenee q legal vice adm ally court, them
hiPtion fhoold be. extraaed fom,the reglfry Of
The, high court Of ldmTaIty,ip London within a
YeaFfrom the date Of the lente7ce appealed from.
To thsTule the lords ofaP2eal have or late very.
sigfdly adhered. Several recent cafes have .oc-
Cured ip Which .claimaprs BY accident or want
Of Information, having been prevented from en-.
tering their appeal. IN Lqrdon, within the time.
Prefcribed By, law, have lot the right AMI been
refuied the liberty Of appealing s.6.
!" But great care fhould, be. taken BY claim
ants 70 Iet forth under oath Or fl nation, clear
iy and fully thole, circUnifanees which have op
eFat.d 70 ycreyent their obtaining from The re
giItT7 Of II high court Of admiralty in Lon
d0g al ''elsl9aa Ythia- the min: OF twelve
- Esr4<F "a .-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

cly Of HiaE5ingion--FEB. 5.
The confederation ct the propriety of eAtin
guiihing the State debts, was referred to
committee.
The falares Of the heads of departments,
as eitablilhed three years Gnce, were conyin.
ued.
Levi Lincoln, Efq. appeared and took his feat.
Two bills, on the naturalization of aliens, and
on officers falaries, were reported.
MONDAY, FEB. 9,
The Senate informed the Houfe, that it had
paaed the judiciary Bill
On motion Of Mr.. Harper, a committee of
ieven were appointed to examine into the canfes
of the late fires in the War and Treafury De.
p4rtments, and empowered to fsnd for perlons,
papers and records. The committee include s
prominent democrats. This mealure is adopt
ed to FLEECE the abominabAs calumnies on the
fubje6f, which men who have The impotence to
call themfelves Rebab6ean5, have uttered with
develilh eagernels, without pauGng for The leaf
evidence.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. II.
The Houfe proceeded, to the Senate Cham
Der, to witnels the opening, and counting the
votes for Prefdent and Vice Prefident Nj.
Jeferfon as PreGdent of the Senate declared
the relult to be For Thonas JefFerfon ID.
for Aaron Burr 49,; for John Adams s. (;
for Charles Coteiworth Pinckney Of /; for John
Jay 7. No choice being made by the Electors,
the duty of Fleeing one Of the two highef for
Preident deyoiVed on the Houfe Of Repre-
ientatives; who Immediately retired to their
own chamber and proceeded TO ballot. The
FRI balot-JefTerlon States Burr State $,
divided States z.-Of courfe there was no
eleStion.-ln this ballot it appeared, that the
ind vidual votes of the members were for
.1a9irioa S. I; BUR- 40.
"A Iscond ballot took place. in which the indi.
vldual ballots were different from the frR trial
without changing the general refuIt bur Civ
ing Mr.. Burr majority OF the individual bal
lots. Sd, 18th, 5th, 9th, 7Ih; and 9Th ballot
took place ;f-the refult the fame as before
AT 4 P. NJ. the Houte fulpended the balloting
for one hour. At S, P. NJ. the 9th ballot tosk
place.-The fame relult. a 10th, nth, 1th
I3th, 18th, 18th, 10Th, 9TH. 9Th, 18TH, zoth,
att 22d, z3d, 24rb, z5th, z6th, and z7th bal
lottook place. The fame reluIt; and The mem
bers did not fParae during the whole night
AT 9 o'clock, A. NJ. il was agreed 70 poRpone
the next ballot undl ~ O'Clock, at noon. AT
IL o'clock, the 2S,h ballot took place, when
tho rtfult cohetponded with the preceding bal
lots, the fcrther ballot was Po(lpoued uotil Fri
day at n O'clock.
On 2bm-j6qy the Speaker Rated. that perlons
were 10 waiting TO deliver meGages from the
PRECEDENT, aud toe Senate. The mehAges we're
received.
On Ftiag, the 29th and goth ballots were
taken, which produced the fame relult. 1t was
then de'e' miDed that the peKt ballot fhould be
taken TO morrow, at o'clock, NJ
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Samuel BRYANT,

" TT As for fale at his Dwelling Houf- in Federal
IL Il Street near the Town Pamp, all forts af Good
cheaper than J. Crois any a in p rtiand AZ
bis ftore on lngraham's wharf, the lame-IIaf Cath
given for Boards and all kinds Of Slaves. Cab and
generous price given for all kinds of Furs old Pewter
Copper, Brals, Iudian Meal and Rye.
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Maria" which according Il Mr.. Codwin'sl
sccoup, is 10 give new jmpulie 10 tls man
ne,s Of he world, Is contiived with ferries Of
ntidents 70 examplify the degradation ans
fla cry Of en- in the married (tate. Mary
labrrsd loig z, and diligently to improve the
cord ten 81 her feI, in her medication of thei,
ri2h.s 10 hrr novels, and fugitive publications,
and 10 al lhefe ihe added thsforcv OF her own
example. Il appears ftom Mary's memoirs
that in her fPeculA,ioDs,-lbe was iometimes
: original, and even faitidjous The could rot
Tesolled he line, when ihe believed the dod-
Tine of future pupihmcnt. the tenets Of
I her iyGem ~ee The growth 81, hST own moral
taQs, and her relgio0, .rthslelore had always
besna qualification TO her, never terror p
p She sxpetSed future ltaIe; but would not al !
lev .beyi ideas ot4hat iu:ore q ATE to be modified
by Ihe notions Of judgement and retribution. =
3.IRMaryis conduct too.ihcre were lome bttle
sexee1tlicities, or 10 ekPrefsiban Mr. Codwifps
en- manner, iome alnoa invi6ble deviatians
firm moral RerPendicpl4 1She had pla
toria affection 6eF Mr. FpAeli, Iiome arrange
nents with acertsin Mr.. lmlady, and phi!o-
f2pie flair with Mr. Godwins Netwthttan l.
jag Ill this May was not aeFle6fy happy
tor twice ihe attempted TO- aealDqt OF belnRi
once BY. hemp or aesh and-azce in an orgairn
Of diff a, threw heIfsf tneo.thsiTbants
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-02
A Note of Hand Lof,

Given 70 Pervs Andrews Of Poland by Ma han
W Niles Of Poland, delivered ID Seth Kclt OF Folasd
and then deiveredto Job CalwolI Of Poland. Aud
the fad Job has loft the faid Note, Bearing date Fe-
bruary 1893 thereabout, the fun If Forty Dollars
% III ereiF. INR q .eWrI.I
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-02
THURSDAY, FEB. 10.

Meir'. Knox, Pierce aad Lilde, were ap
pointed committee to enquire into the iitua
ton Of the lands Plrch ,fel Of the Penobfeot
Indians, what part is fold, and what ptobabili-
ty there IS Of any further fal-s beng m ,de. and
whether any further mea(ares are nece GIry to
be taken relative thersto.