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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

M Gall4tin, Secretary M the Trelir-1g' ~ n4'
aa1reted tcrcaar y TIE Co'.eG)- Of ia' N,
CONS. oHIhe fbisa Of The oParefi'e quaTan, !.
laws of the Europe \ nations ITO in1drs III.
taxation of which heimrreF on tic Co'la So,
that Rria ad1uence to truth ho0ld ave. s,l5
cha a9erjze On M Certificates # Hedito VII \,
nay ~ granted 70 The America ihP,i n. ~ u.
attach to tho(e Cert fca'es the forms villa" Va.
moa ulual IN other countries, and iucn a. NJ
ions a. may give them the hghet deg y.
authenticity a form Of bill Of hsai~ =
companies The circular. -'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10
MNRLNE LMEN..EMENTS
HALIFAx INorI SroN0J jus

HALIFAX (NCT1 S1oF1J JuNE 30.
Ian week was brought TO town a machine
for prefcrving ihiPs ar fea. while eEPofd 10
i-vers weather /, " INTENDED to operate as
an anchor and hubor, 70 ride the III > ana
turn the wave. Itwiil occupy 5ut iitIe fPace /;
weighs ab7lt nix hHnlrei draw column nt
g. lq1are fe,t, and can ea1ly 81 managed b.
very few hands. ID is The fine witch was
lhewa in model u hi, Royal I1'Ehne5 Prince
Edward, and to ,h- Gsat.en-a ot tie Navy, N
'he year 1895, bat g-ea,iy Implied ana i'm
Ptov.t Its oompeziy ~ag ,he oaiy th.ng
vhi-. hen o.csGou.d doubt If KS ex.r-me
utility wlh men If rau ical abilities enI exc
Renee which OBJECTION KS now entirely rcmov-
q, ana 1t ponies to prove 4 national benefit.
The inventor w unl-rl4ld, is w. Hall
burton of Winil \, who was employed many
years % tbs and othe- r-(-arches alike tend
ing 70 promote the in -r-(s Of humanity.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

publih1ag tie following 4 II their paper, for
the information Of thole who are nearly inter
easd il their off h rge who are herby inform
ca, hat all applications for IN. Purpo[e, muA
Be made TO the Secretary Of State, accompanied
by defcrPtion Of the perfn, hs age, height,
complexion the colour of the Eye, an hair, and
fthey have any par ieular mark, fuch as lcars,
moles, &c. they fl 'ald BE- added w,h the be3
account which can BE Obtained WIEN imPreGed
on board Of what fhiP, the captains name and
on what Ration and # there is evidence { re
movll % any othe- h-r, thar houlI alto ac
mpaoy the reprefeataion. Behdes care NUT
be tax n to forward ON The town Clerk, an
authenticated copy from Ihc record IF the town
Of The birth and aif2 the equally formal from
the miniaer ofthe parth Of bsPt I'm Of the per
ion, where fIch docu1 ents can be obtained,
with a certificate under oath from The parents
f LIVING, if not, certificate on oath from fone
friends, in condrmationo ny the foregoing fads.
4 CC .tIa yyyr. III. y-T-g
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10
.MijceHane0m articles.
EFoaxArIos FOR THOSE WHO LOVE The FED
kRAL cons TITUTION.


Thomas Paine, IN his letter to Cen WASH.
IscpoN. iays, Il was only TO tie ablolute re-
csGty Of eG4blithirg me Feje-al authority
4" ex'eni ting equal y over all the States. thit an
s injrumeut 10 iac9162cafa as tie Prel,rt Federal
"Con0itution Is, obtarei outrage" p. -
"a As 10 he point IF cg.EEdati1g the States into
:" 2 Federal government, il F. happens thar The
Z proportion for lhat purple c4ue originally
q f.om my.ef pToPIed 4, in letter to
{" Chancellor Livingston in the FIRING Of tbs
year 1872" p s. III have always oe-n oP.
Pois5 to tie mode Of refining government up
q 70 an individual, or what is cal'el frgls *
= rcatjgs." Note P- 8. The federal ccn1i.u
e i'm is a COPY not quite 70 bgEss he original
g Of The nm Of tie Br'uih government" p. 2.
-' declare my(elf OPP icd % Evsrai aiaaerf
6 IN hesConti-ut on. particularly q he m N
" m il hi1h what Is called he executive, is
K formed and to tile long duration IF he Sen
/" ale, AID If live 10 return to Anne lea viii
IS uie all my eaIeaa u. = have them ah.re4, !"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

To the PRESIDENT Of the United states ol America.
II. Pshf9r n a. AI.f, an Sne,csyg,sf N fp1s ~
h Jag " tts tgrt J BIyr-s7l, t5r 5f5 .lfy, 1904.
HUNs-v sHuwsrH,
TIA Al your petitioners cam, into The Med
tc-raneln lcl. IN the Purluit ol A 1wfui com
mercc, and jul reliance on the faith Of exit
ing treaties, tor protection aEainR any depre-
d4tion that might Be attempted On them u Is
with pain they have therefore now to reprefent
the aGual htuation, in which they are placed BY
the Bathrw Of TiiPoli having declared War
agana the American Atg. They forbear ia.
truding on you, by di'a:ing on the unhappy
conf qnences that uualiy relult from a rupture
with Barbary Sta:e. Seaf5le Of the exqui-
fife feelings which are yet alive to the fufer-
ings If our Fellow-Ci.izen5, when under that
wort Of human deg adation, SLAVERY, repe-
ti;ion Of which is now threatened and may in
all probability be at this moment felt by many
Of our unfufpe9ing Countrymen, who could
not be apPriled of their danger.
Your Petitioners look 70 their Government
for aid and protection, againa the ruthief hand
Of a barbarous enemy, TO whole TyrannIc graiP,
upwards of three hundred Citizens of the Uni
ted States (now waiting 70 return to their fam
lies and friends would be expofed, if they at
tempted 10 leave this port they therefore lolr
at your prompt attention to their Gtuation, that
lhips Of war may be fent TO this place, TO protea
-h=n in thi. hour Of danger and calamity. And
your Petitioners, as in dOty boun3 wlH evei
pray.
(5 gned By twenty three American MRcrs)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10
P7ST0Frr-E PFrEHTrr NM

In 1877, 46 o-o -elr-; I'll 7g3 7-oo5.
II 1879. 6j COO III 1860 85 ooo.-Nssdr
doubled in three years, no'wi 81 }.naiog The M.
merous crossroads XXI Wish mails Ire nov
carried
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

One or the new made oHi-ers II P0rtnouial'
n II. feeling The importance Of his : atu'
bret authority" lately threatened de ed'o"
or the Oracle, that 4. they th0CId PfIdni "
call in question his political Continents Or Con-
d1a' he woulJ hre Jrlv55 2 11561a's 5.n" III
crct
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

Two children lacy bern IN New J'Ti'l
have been named T5swas 5l6155a Sflr'' ~ 4.
.4zr2a Bay~ Slim. A Connecticut WI 0op9-o
lhc circumfance fPoruv5ly tays, There's n
help for Gck0eG auj Crs Pins.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

The Spaniaris have de-lIre5 G,bral,a- n,
Gate NJ blockade and have an4em. I'll l.vsrsi
American yeGes for attempting uade viht5,t
lor.rls
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10


James Alexander, Pigmopfb.
George Archucie, EruerIy
Samuel CaGytH, Marbrbeal
J0hn Kerr, Bottom
Abraham Days Ger ei0lUn.
John Efianr, Bgf17
Stephen Griffin, N-7v5urytoyt.
John Jrnnet', HirE5am, County Bedjdyd
James Jones, Luusr5yeb.
Simeon J0rdon, Mar Portland.
William NeverH, S-Huqt-
John Peters, BraHtbu9H5h
P,ter Pains, C48e- Am.
John P5uf,ldiHE, R.4,-iv.
DAHL Dove, Brook2.N, comfy Hi1ter.
Iiaac Baro6on, takra ouf al hb9yssr p,Ly, al
Nrzo Bah, HHrTt DiRrlg ofNI,i4s
Samu5I nham, Deer Wtnd. 10. 10.
CRrfop1sr Dd,is, Pg,tlqrd d.. d.
Warren F,G.-, EaRb4ddan.
B-ujamjo Li.ul6rid, K.a1ebscE, Din. W4i7e.
John Pierce, Hareb17, roarfy Plyn5tb.
Francis Sanpfon, CAPE INN.
Stephen Stitw III. L1ar W.rg.
Plaza of R-yf541. UrL457ys
A6fah1m Hunt, IIac Warlnan, John Davis
Samu F.i'et John Hor-'y, William Kelley J3ho
Akk4ulOu.
~, %. Secretary fonD
BENZ MIN LINCOLN,
CaLa7y 9f be Djfra IN B5aar az Ctl .aotg7
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

The leveral Publbcrs ofPublic Nswfpapers,
il the Gate Of MaGtchu,arts, will fecond the BE-
olsnt endeavors ofthe Secretary Of State, for a
fpeeJy liberation Of number Of our citizens,
who have been imp7cGsI AMI are now retained
Oh board Of Briih thi2s Of war, from the want
OF evidence OF their citizenihiP. and render an
efcutial fsyyce to fuch unfortunate feamen, by
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10
Fiji pERSECUTLCN


FATIL. PERSECUTION
IF there be any l5nG5.li,y IN the grave. how
NUT the great W4ih.ngton be agoniz,d by The
Treatment witch The ot as At hs favor and h.s
scou6tence now receive. Whenever the 7. encb
parry denounce thole who were appointed %
UEice BY WAhirgfon, who, III ZINES of war
fought under The Hilarious H=o, and p
tiues If pea f1rpo-ted his wife and vrtl0us
7dmintr2.i1n--they a-e direttiy 4 iu.f-I the
feIvic-. Iuftrees Of the intolerance Of the
pref-n a-ui iitr ZION arc 40 nnnlro1s 10 ai.
Tntt of rec Ptuls.i7r: Ore. however. la, W.
cured II Perniy v7nil which vii ioaE be re-
membere5. MI. kiteia, Of Ltucs after. had
Er many years. D en- 4 member of The federal
Eoulc o, Repre- EFT siiges He here advoca-.
- with zeal aus ith tlien All the melf1rc7
IF Waih"g,.n (b-tw=sn whom ani rim-if
there ex.t-1 a hacsr- and uninterrupted friend
fp I'd and he afl3sd in tn. eRab.i hment of that
~ em IF nlcaiures pr jeaed Fly Mr.. hdAms,
aud the adoption f With BY Congref, prefer
ved us from the faags Of Ffanc- and i109d in
the PROPERTY We every where wtnels. AT the
clofs Of I'll felioo Of Congress, Mr.. Kit-cra was
appOin Cd Attorney for the diGra Of Re nfyl-
rana, III he room OF Mr. Ingar.-l who had
refgaet-o,t =yb7 Qot dJtniG:4-Mr. kittera
accepted he aPP1in,m broke up his eitab
lhnment II Lanca er, brought las wife AM
children 70 Philadelphia, where he took A lut
able houle for year, and a. foon as all this
had been incurred, Mr.. kitt-ra was turned out
Of his oiioe, which was given to Mr.. Dallas,
Who comes ftonl oas OF the Wea India Hands
and wrote many pieces for The Aurora. advo.
eating the e.eeion at bir. Jeferfon. The fen
hbility o. MT. hiJtsra was DEEPLY afeded by
thi, undelcived tredm-nt-His health, which
never had been robu0, Immediately declined !;
in ipte OF the e1cr ,ions Of his friends, the pref
Denial con-umely preyed upon hi+ fairi.3, h:
look To his bed, and after a lhort In-E he died.
The day before poor Ki;tera departed for Jh-
land Of torgetfulnefs, his Phyfliln erqnirei Of
him If lorne pain Of which he complained, was
fharP-He aufsered, Us dreadfuly acute
Ike Mr.. Jefehon il GUS to The very quick.
The Hartford Jacobin PsFerlgive5 the fubre
quent inGaacz u federal 70. .ran;aa.ry --T .T
az excellent e5ntrq17 to 4 fcene In PorJlmou On
iOlmer rsaVs,J e,aear -
" Il isrePoTted that Col. Kirby, the prelent
S1Pervifor Of Come dicut. has faid the condud
of bis PredeceEor. Col. CheGer, on n. fub..s 3
of his removal tom flee, has been highly 43.
Mid and 65H9yd5.s That with great good "a
ture he manifelted readiness TO facilitate The
operations of bis Gdcced0r in fuch mtnnsr,
that the public iervce th7uld not experience
a te0oor4ry inc noenience, while the details
Of buGnels were ? cling from 7ae 70 the other"
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TO the PRESIDENT IF the United states u AMERICA
~ Petition 81 N. Afa6 an Snpgcagasf n .faley..1r "
h Jiqg " tbs b9r: VI bUrse71, t5r 5f5 .lfy, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

(5gned By twenty three American Maaers)
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07

MARRlEDl-ln. this town. on Tucf-
day evening lat, Major WILLIAM Mac
RIA, Of the "a Un,tet States Rcsimso,, 10
Mds MAhY CHAmPLir. only daughter of
the late Capt. Robsrs Chsnplia. FN'N
On Thu,fdav. AZ the Frieod.' Meeting
Houfe. Capt ELrHu SMITH. OF New
Bedford, TO Mis- MAxY ST. CUM, you"g.R
daughter OF the late John Sioeum. Efq. OF
this town.
Bkg ria, Mar. 4rtsf zcalom Jsa,sbHohyGxS
AfAis. Of nmtsy m,iS. End ge-iis m,sA;
&b3je EHl Of /rgfb,i,y con f,ovr ;Ie
Ibs ebG,m' n jwn.bY. q isr /1vre" u lses.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07

DIEDl--At Jamea,wn, fcddcnly, On
wedp,icay laa. Mt. DAsIEL WrtDrs, il
"a advanced age.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-23
publtr Sale.

On WEDNESDAYnext, the 25h
inn. ar 10 o'chck, zvM be fold at The
bsM/s Of JAMES BACON, on Fniytas
.freet (qvbo is nboxt to quit Tie Dry
Cords bgfne(5).
The remainder OF his
Stock IN that Line,
Conilting of a number of articles fnitablc
for the prefent feaCon.
Mtenaing nJ/e to 9uit the bouIe be at pre-
lenf occupies, be will at tie Iamr time
dyb9/e Of Jane articles Of
IIoufehold Furniture,
ConEfNg Of
Mahogany hair bottomed chairs,
A mahogany iide board,
A ier of mahogany Northumberland
tables,
BedAeads, looking glafcs,
And iron ihoyels and tongs,
With a variety other articles, the whole
Of which are in the bef preiervation.
Terms of ia,e are, all fums under fifty
dollars Cath vii! be required, and over that
fun credit Of 60 days will be given the
purchafer, giving approved negotiable
notes in the bank Of Alexandria.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Nov. 70. Vendue- Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-23
IaOenty Dollars REGARD.

RAN AWAY from Alexandria, on
Saturday evening the 18th inf. two Ne
gro Women, viz. Amie and Venns: the
former about IS years OF age, 5 feet 4
inches high, ftout made, OF a yellowiih
caf; had on, when the went off, blue
cloth habit faid girl was purchaied of
Mr.. William Reed, and formerly lived
in the City Of Warrington, where / ex-
peet lhe is now lurking the latter about
~ or IS years of age, 4 feet 10 or IL
inches high, has now with her a young
child at the breaR, about 4 or months
old, her apparel is not recolIeeted fhe
was purchaied of a gentleman living in
Prince Georges county, Maryland.-
Whoever will apprehend faid women, and
deliver them to me in Alexandria, fhall
receive the above reward, or 10 dollars
for either.
GEORGE LUCK.
Nov. IS,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-23

4 JOHN G.. LADD
HAS FOR SALE,
Coarle and fine lalt,
Ruiiia lheeting and Duck,
Welt India and n. E. rum,
Molaaes, Sugar and Coffee,
Hyion, hyfonikin, I Teas Of the beR qua
Souchon and bohea lily,
A few ca!ks Madeira wine,
Do. bis. beef,
Mould and dipt candles,
7 by 9 window gla.rs,
Soap, cheeie and ihad,
Men and womens' .hoes,
Writing and wrapping paper,
Cotton and wool IN bags,
box linen checks.
do. playing cards,
do. Dutch quilts,
Sewing Irvine,
A few crates and boxes glafs ware,
Pepper, nutlnegs, allpce, alum,
Platter OF Paris, Sc. &C.
Oct. IL. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-23
5ale bp audlon.

On THURSDAY next,
lit ten o'clock, svW be )od at the AuRio'
R0omS
Rum In hhdS. and bis.
Sugar in do.
Coffee in bags,
Soap and Candles in boxes,
Raifns in do.
Starch in do.
Tobacco in kegs, sc.
ALSO,
A quantity Of Dry Goods,
Viz.
Kendall Cottons,
Kerieys,
Halfthicks, Plains,
Plaids, Coatings,
Duhls, Flannels,
lrlh and Sheeting Linens,
German Oznaburgs,
Callcoes, Durants,
Shawls, Handkerchiefs,
Ladies' Silk Gloves,
Sewing Silks, Threads, &c.
H. and T. MOORE,
Nov. II. Au6eioneers,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-23
lpubltr 5ale.
On Tuesday,

On TUESDAY,
). .,1lock, qyM be Jola at fbe pe~6ae
Stare,
ID and 4th proof Antigua and
,,m,;ca Rum in hhds. and bis.
french Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin in.bls.
TeoeriRe Wine in caiks,
Co,dials in bis.
Snoar in hbds and bis.
MolaHes in hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Earthen Ware IN crates,
hand!omeIy aforted,'
40 boxes HAVANA Segars,
Cotton in baies---on crcdIt.
4 vn1tey Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE.
BROAD and narrow Cloths,
fIannels and Planes,
CARPETS and Csrpeting.
Jrih and German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
calicoes and Cling CHAINS,
A variety of Mulin and Muffin Hand
kerchiefs and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Flats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware. and
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12
The Subjcriber 1OlN SELL.
EXCHANGE for APPROVED lcnd.
near the Blue Ridge,
A VallIahlr I raft ot' + and

A valuable Tract OF Land
| in Northumberland county, two miles
from the court houie, and near the bank
ipt the Potomac, containing 1868 acres
ITFhis tract j, divided into two plantations
| pn the one there is brick Dwelling houic
ioby 80 feet conveniently divided, and
avo oricil Offices, a by IS feet. A farm.
q, houic 70 by IS feet deGgned for an
ofericer, and other out hcuies.
The conyeniences OF this place are e.
qialtcd By few, and the protpect exce!led
~ none in the itate. The houfe is iitu-
atid on high hill and commands an ex.
ietiiye view Of the Potomac and the Chef.
aptake bay. There is creek aboundins
with the iineH fifth and oyaers, which ter.
inmates the Rat land Of this rsatt, thar Is
naVigabie Tor bay craft, and affords an
excellent landing place within halfa mile
Of the houle. On this part Of the tract
there is an excellent bearing apple and
peach orchard, and variety of other
fruit trees. 1t has great Efficiency Of
oak AID hickory timber, for the ufe Of
the pianta1ion, Dendes a large quantItyo OF
pine.
On the other plantation there is frame
dwelling houfe 81 b. IS feet, and few
out houies, fuch as tena,,ts generally have
about them. This part o. the tract ;sas
we'll i'tuated for farming as any lands in
Virginia. 1t is we'll watered, has a fluff.
oiency OF timber for its fupport, aid
ards.
As it is prefumable that no perfen viii
make iuch Purchafe without viewing the
remtes, all that is neceaary to add is tina, 5
v. Spencer Ball, living thereon. will h
c w the whole, and is fully authorized ID 4
d ke fale thereof.
JAMES ". BALI.
~ 3. Any Perfon purcha6ng may be !
PPii ed with flock of all kinds nece garv
I'd fun hcient for the plantation.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12
TO be Let.

For one year, or longer if required,
* The HOUSE and two acre
LOT, including two well cultivated gar
dens, atpreient occupied by che fubfcrib
er, nearly adjoining MIR. Hoof' meadow,
and within lliott diltance of the town of
1Alexandria, The houfe is in complete
order for the reception of a genteel family.
Polieiilon may be had Immediately on APP
piieafor to e'es'.', JOHN WHITE,
Corner OF Fairfax and Cameron itreets.
: July'J7. 80 ~ - e
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12

V05z1dlle P}09d1 - Ior sax.
SEVEN hundred andeighty Eight acres
10 the county of Hamplhire, on the wa
GERS Of Great Cape Capon, abour 70 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 90 from
Winchefer. This land is full of wood
oak and pine timber Two excellent farms
may be made, with go to 50 acres OF be, :
tom, and rich high lands to each; and II
the heart Of the timber there is fine feat
tor a faw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thouland eight hundred and .o-r
ty-hve acres in the county Of Ohio, on
the waters of Grave and Fifth Creek.
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pittlburg. Some of thefe lands ar,
very good, with coniiderable quantities G.
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent tim.
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
of that county, will thew thefe lands.
I One hundred feventyGx and three
fourths acres, within three miles of tE..
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon
near Its mouth, and within Z of a m
Va tiiC NiVtI IOLOIndk. Ills land h
about 10 or 80 acres of rich bottom
notify in cultivation, with z74fne Suau,
: Trees omit; from which / am informed
there may be made 5ooolb. of good fugar
annually. There are alto feat for grif
and faw mills on it, equal to any in thu.
neighborhood, and upon a never iailine
ftream of water. The upland is rich,
with plenty Of timber, and part under cul :
tiyation. This farm is well improved
with a good orchard, houfes and fencing
and rented laa year for produce equal to
iixty pounds per ann. Mr.. Jofeph Butler,
A. the Warm Springs, will fhewit. I will
fell all, or any of the above lands for Calf
or upon credit, or take in exchange for
hem lands in Fairfax County, or lots Of
land In the City of Alexandra, or the
City of Wilmington. -
R. T. HooE.
January *, 60
e. PRINTING IN INK zJq-
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B6ffiDore, 1901.
5 ROPOS SAILS,
By ~ a4n,e1- g Hanna, \
For push filing by Subscription,
Z. s. x Helumes #
SEE CT PLAYS,
n, be entitled,
The Ame, lean Theatre.
Fl CONF HloNS.
!. The, whole fet "lil DC printed IN 4
handfome .duodccl mo hze' on upper
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WILL BE SOLD, at Pubic Au7iou, an
me brmyes, an the /eeoud Mouaay in
N5vrmder aest, The tolzo4vixg v4lualzr
Lots III me toco0a of alexandria, vis.
one LOI 1atUa'e on the
e9yf Gds Of Fairtas j7reef anu J5xtb Gde of
K'ag irset, /,oniing an f ufas e,eet 81
tsrL end on King freet SO feet mebes,
15o4naea on tie Jqatb BY az alley. 7b,i
1T Sane Of tbe IN hfuutioas in lbe toqva
ri Alee4ad,ra FIR bal1u5/s, axdbas m ii .
large and eo1Oenient Jf0re and azyelliug
!boH/e. !,
I One Other LOT Etuate ON
the /oat6 hde IF King Hrret, bet4vteu MA.
ler and UaIaa .1reefs, froutimg an kim
.4'ret Of fer, and sstenamg lack ~
geef TO an alley.
Ind one other LOT on Thu
s0sf fdt efN,ateya,eet, i,ogtixg on Wa
ter lfrsetSz fsef, exteadMg h,aek os fee,
5 inches TO an alley, andA 6ouaded an the
4ortb BY an alley.
1be Jolloqviag GROUND RENTS IN
fee, Ui&.
4 Rent Of tue hundred
md tqu0 dollars and an hall, granted BY
fobn JeneA', OAsy W,ng/ar, 5os. 9eu.Is
and Cra7yford Jeueks, to Tobu Fusoe.
r@a, late decd, bis heirs aua qbgyus Sy-
e t'r, Dxi1g ouf9nuacbargrd on tzoo lot,
y g'sa1d on tbe eg,f yI'@e ef Water l,ret
and /onf6,fde Of King Q,ref.
and one olher Rent o.
.f '',, one pou1ds. current nancy ef M
SEiais, gr0ated by Btaiomm Lqae eoo
q re ln'd Job1 FhgeroH, bis heirs aao
a1fens f2,eUer, Wang ouf ot 0rd cbayqra
m a hf9f grimm en- tbe Ioutb Ede of Kin
54,eef, 6et7Oem Watry ant Umu Ryerf. /
zobicb ./eUeyai hts qnd erouud ,e0ls, aur,
eo1Oeysd BY Iaid Jobu Fitsge,ala to tbel
.ln6jeribeys,
one JoNtb Of lie Bu,ebo/e m5uey ay,1l
,6e required in cy19, and noies, 4ocH e. 4
an,lrd, negotiabIs in The link 6f.Alexua
a,'a, or in any Of tbebaaks 0f Bazf,moye
or IN tbe bank Of Columbla, bayabls ~
tbiyty, my and nm<sy azys, qvu75e take
for tbe ssJGlaxe.
Wallace, Johnfon g Muir.
SSah 5. Iaw4w. ddts
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12
french Bur St0yes.

TINE suBcRiBrSs HAVE Jusr srcEIvED
..Aquantlty French Bur
Stones, ofa'very fuperior,fze and quality,
which they offer for laIe, at their ftore,
No. OBJ BowIy's wharf,
+ Og5s5p g ID. WineheRe9.
Baltimore, March IS.