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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-06
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COLUMBIA ACADEMY
'Aing-Streef, betqveeu Pr and RoyuI Sneefs
ALEXANDRIA,.

Young Gentlemen are taught
fngiish, French, Latin, Greek, Writing.
h :. \ Book Keeping, Geography,
mathematics, with other branches OF an
uieul and ornamental education. bv the
Key. Ja'llsS Cbambers, A. M.
many n years matter Of a boarding School in
England.
TERMS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-06

~ g.. Prope. af1ifanrs are conf4antly
employed. Young ladies are taught in
ieparate elailess, Englinh, French, Writ
ing, Arilhmetic and Geography, in fep.-
raee apartments. Great care VIII be taken
to initruet the more advanced youth in
the elements of competition, particularly
Eplttolary Writing, and the rules to be
obierved in Public Speaking.
Auguf L.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-04
LAST NOTICE.

Whereas a Commiilion Of
bankrupscyais awa.ded and iAued forth A.
}gainft Eliha Cullen Dick, of the town
of Alexandria, and he having surrendered
hilnfslf I . 1.-The major. part Of the commiM-
onsrs named in the faid ,commifion, at
the Warrington tavern in Alexandria. on
the gift day Of January laf, when and
where he underwent his ieccnd examina-
stion; he is therefore required again 10 It
tend at the faid tavern, on Friday the
10TH day Of this prelent month, at IL
O'clock m the forenoon, to undergo his
final cxaminatiol., when and where the
creditors Of the faid Eli ha Cullen Dick,
either in hi. feparate { 'pacity or as one Of
tle firm of James Meale M'Rea andCom-
pany, may attend to prove their debts
ut which time and place the creditors a.
sforeiaid are to aAentto or diGent from the
allowance ofhis cefti6cate-and to choofe
-aMgnees.
All perfons indebted to the faid bank
! rupt, or who may have any Of his effects,
are not oPay or deliver the fame but to
whom the CommiGioners may appoint,
but to give notice to
HENRY MOORE,
Secretary to The CommWon.
February 8. d
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To be Rented.

And 4aDsNon giUen immtAateL-
A two ffory honfe and garden on Duke.
itreet, about two fquares to the eaftward
OF the aonc bridge.
w. HAIR TSHORNE.
a number Of valuable lots
IN different fituations, to be fold-alo. a
brlck houfe in King-freet, in the tenure
OF Thomas Crufe ia part of the purchafe
money will be taken in Alexandra Bank
ihares at par, and for fome Of the lots. A.
lcx e Infurance flares at a price to be
agreed on: For part Of the purcha{e mo-
ney 81 either, aliberal credit may be had.
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but.be fsnhbse q the many advantages r..
fulting fromia publication Of this nst,.e ne
Il It inculcate principles of virtue . ;f
mingle Improvement o an,ufemen, al
moral ledons with entertainment. tn.
parent mutt be tenfible that works of -.
kind are always perufed with ay;d;,v - -.
the younger branches of the family ~
opportunity Of giving them inarie;or Is
the qualification of their wills.
Oftale or infipid extracts. it !. nref,,,
ed the reader will never complain. a.
half at leaf, of every weeks ppbl;c.,;as
hall be original matter. With n~ol;,;ca,
tranfSeticns it will have no other come
ito iT2than a hort ard impartial fum1n,r~
OF events in the laR page.
The Sons and Daughters Of An,,,o
gentlemen of talents, learning and leilars
are cordially and respectfully invited. :,
make it the repotitory Of their various In
cubrations.
CONDITIONS.
l. The price to fubfcribers will BE- m.
Dollar per volume; tob be paid at the clolas
of every eighth week.
II. Each volume to conGn of e;cs,
numbers, or ass pages.
III. Poemafters and others, who fub.
fcribe for fix, hall be entitled TO q feyentb
gratis.
- - ENA -.
% subscriptions received at the Office
OF the ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-04
By CHARLES PR

By CHARLES PR1NTIss.
Grid fit fnAb,um, qaid farpe, qaia mile,
9uia non, doert. Horace.
To the Patrons Of L~tevafayl, and tie
-Pramot<,s Of xGtal and rational Enter
taiAment.
To You this child of expeetatio looks
up anxiouAy for the indulgent lmiles Of
encouragement and fupport.
A modefy well becomes the infancy
Of a life which he hopes will be long, plea
FAINT and ufeful, it were unnecelary to
prejudice friends in her favour, by faith
leissdeclarations of great future perform
ances: to the difcerning therefore it will
be only proper to obferve, that, added
to her p~erfonal decency Of garb, fhe hopes
her intellectual accomplishments will be
zach as to engage general favor and ef-,.
TEEN.
She engages not to be the tell tale of
lander, or of individual reflections. Her
dapoftion hall be innocent /; andin the
exercde OF candor to others fhe PERFUMES
that by them the mantle of charity will
be kindly thrown over any foibles or bic
mifhes, which may inadvertently arile
from her youth or inexperience. Her
countenancce will be fometimes oyercaf4
with anger and the indignant frowns of
reProof, when combating the inaufpicious
a'Peet OF vice, and the baneful force Of
fashionable crime, and the menacing wea-
P.ons OF wickedne{s of every fhape. On
the trifing or immoral whims Of crazv
cuitom, The will ~occaionly throw a fniie
OF beneficial efeG, and no unfreouentlv
location a merry but uieful laugh.
Happy in ufpg her little utmof to rem
d.I more firm the Pillarfsf government
and Importers of fociety, Of the facredi
and lovely charms of religion and virtue.
Whole ieparate exifence Ane deems incom,
patible, fhe will be a confant admirer and
warm advocate.
ohe has no creed in politics, and with
her opinions On that fubjsa,s ihe isdeter-
mined never to trouble the reader.
10 the Fair, who iuRly claim, and
VIII ever receive, her fcrvent CONFEDERATE
n OF eitcem and affection, Che hopes to-
become a little cloiet confident. a much
loved friend and adopted filter. To ma.
ny aPretty tale lhe will caufe them to liz
ten, ard while amuling the fancy, .lylv
convey the moral to the heart.
Sentible of the unfavourable reception
which has conftantly attended iimilar AZ
tempts, heretofore. In Amer;ca h..-a-
bies with fearful approximations. IeA he
like her protectors, hould be left to n;ns
away abort exifance in the cold and 4;
itant valley of unanxious neglect, or hay
ing iufered for a time the rude blans III
uncandid criticifm and fevere reproacb.
without 2 Parent or a friend, die AZ 1a9
the haplefs infant ofabortive prefumption :
put animated with perhaps a ninconfderatel
nope, The looks forward to the dav of|
i.rengfh and refpea, from the guardian
and aaiduity OF,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-04

F0r Sale, or to be Leu7ea,
In the City Of Warrington, and poleaion
given Immediately,
A handiome, well-hnifhed
three Rory BUILDING, on New Jerfey
Avenue, in the vicinity of the Capitol,
and the neareR dwelling on the fouth Of
It on Capitol Hill. The lot and houfe
are well iituated, and will always COM
mand an uninterrupted view of the whole
city and George Town to the wet, as
well as of the Potomac and EaGern Branch.
The houfe contains 10 convenient rooms.
executive of garrett and cellars.
If fold, United States faock, or flock in
any of the banks would be taken for the
whole or part Of the payment, and aeood
title given ; or, if leafed for { wears. the
terms would be accommodating to a good
tenant.
Further particulars may be known by
applying TO Mr.. Jofeph Hodgfon, in that
city, orfhc fubfcriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN.
January IS. co
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- 49, ~ {. "a @f2r----EA~f ~.s@N.t - -
.,pROSPEcTUS
or AN EW, WEEKLY, LITE
RARY PUBLICATION,
CHILD, OF PALLAS.
DEVOTED MOSTLY TO THE
!. BELLIES LETTRES.
Y By CHARLES PR1NTIss.
Grid fit fnleb,xm, qaid far9e, qaiid atAe,
9uid nan, docet. HORACE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-04

- FOR SALE
By William Haathoruc,.
On Col. Hooe's wharf,
James River Coal,
Philadelphia loaf and lump Sugar,
Hard Soap by the box,
ALTO, a few boxes Of crown or Having
Soap,
Hay in bundles of about zoo weight,
Flour, Bran and Shorts by the quantity,
Tobacco in kegs.
CO. CaM given for Wheat, Rye
and Coyx.
1T mo. z6. eozm
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Marine InIuy0nce COMPANY
ct 4lexdndysa.

The Stockholders IN this in.
aifution are hereby notified, that a divi-
dend Of FIVE per cent. is this day de-
elared on that part Of the capital flock Of
the company which is now paid. Paw
able TO he f~ockholders, or 10 their order.
nsten days from this date.
4yerd<y yh< PrsGdtsf 1rx D;re4o,,.
j. B. NICHOLS, Sec.
January 81. eot7)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-04

Shreve and Janney,
Haze far Iak at their fo,e, on Unisn.R,es,
hf EAoSOiMg a,tiAs-
"a barrels tanners oil
50 boxes Florence do.
70 do. Cattle foap
SO do. dipt candies
80 do. mould do.
So do. Havana fegars
90 barrels EAT &WeR India fugars
Hyfon, fuchong and bohea teas
4th proof Barcelona brandy
Writing and wrapping paper
China afforted in boxes
Rufia duck and cordage
A variety of fhoes and foal leather
a few bales of Gurrahs, and a few
Pieces Of handfome furniture.
January IS. co
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February 3,

RICKETTS,, Newton 6 20.
Havf jf yeeeived and f0, Sale, at The
forns,J fa,e, appetite John Janny's, The
JSAo40Mg GOODS-1vbohIak and re-
tai, Gr CUT and Produce:
Superflne and I'd. Cloths
Blue Plains
do. Fries
do. Kerfeys :
White, yellow and green F1annels
do. do do. Baizes
Roie. and duAil Blankets
Durants, Camblets and Wildbores
Rulels and An:iloons
Cotton and linen Checks
kerieymeres and ~Swandowns
Vslvets, Ihickfetn and Cords J.
a handfome aiIortmcnt Of Dimities
Mems and Womens. cotton Hofe
do. fix do.
Black Grape
White and black fix and beaver Cloves
Modes, Sattins aud Pertains
Sewing Silks
Calicoes and Chintzes
sRuaia Sheeting and Irifh Linens.
TRY haze aJo,
Brown Sugar by the hid.
and barrel, loaf and lump do. and a guam
fity of Platter Of Paris.
They give Cath for
Wheat, Rye and Corn.
60 Left by capt. Mortimore, of the
Baltimore packet, at their warehouic, fun
dry NH Irons-The owner is requeaed
10 take them away.
January IT.. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-04

All perlons having claims
againtt the efate Of the late THOMAS
PoRrDR, are requeaed to bring them for
wari on or before the 6rf of March next,
and thoie indebted to him are respectfully
requeted to make payment to
SARAH PORTER, Adm'x.
IAN. I. 2 leo
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For Rent.
The fubfcriber will leafe or rent his com.
modious fre-proof
Bake and Dwelling Houfe,
on Town Point, where he now lives, with
three Ovens, a good Store-houfe and Sta,
bic for two hoffes, with a well encloe.d
Wood Yard, and every other convent:
ence for carrying on the baking bufina'
to advantage.
JAMES DICKINSON.
Norfolk, Jan. s.. drzt(3ol
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-04

You hear the plea !; it IS made toidif.
cesning and liberal citizens, who carno,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.



The extent Of territory and addition OF nom
lation which the RulTian Empire has gained
during the IaR century, is enormous. It NAV
be eliminated from the following calculation.
In 1921, Rullia received an accefion Of Ii.
Vonia, Ehhonia, and Ingria the 6rlf Of thefe
countries is computed to contain 1000 fouzre
miles, and population of sag 600 fouls. The
extent OF ERhonia is 400 miles population
100000 fouls. Ingria is 45o miles fqaars,
and has 400, 900 inhabitants.
In 1742, Catelia, Wibourg, and fome dic
trits IN Finland, containing together goo fquare
miles, and [rS, 900 inhabitants, were added 10
her dominions. Her acquiiition in Poland
during the years 1877, 1903, and I7q7, a.
mounted 70 874z fquare miles, and to fix mil
hons fourteen thoufand eight hundred fubieas.
In the Crimea and the Ottoman dilfrias, fhe
acquired IN 1874, 1888 and 1901, fnrface of
1903 iquaie miles, and $1,000 people.
New acquifitions il CORTLAND. dnrin0 tzor
257 iquare miles ofterritory, and 10000 inhab.
itants Total acceGion Of Rrength during the
century 1889 fquare miles,3 III 1890 fubieas.
The population Of Rufia was eRimated ~
1884, at "a millions, executive Of lis Afiat;c
territory, which contained about tx millions
OF inhabitants. To theie are 10 Be added. !,
bout 4,ooo,ooo Poles, the number gained fnce
that period, as there is 20 be deduded from the
total of Poland, what the year l7-z gave, cal
cuiatng 3oo,ooo people Tor the Crirnea, and
We ihall have for the population of European
Kuiha 2S,4oo, 600 fouls. The total extent Of
territory IS z5I,3oo fquare miles.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-18
TIE qreaf Aahd9fe5 aeqiaR Poison

The gTeaf 4ntidafef GgaiaF Poj5gs.
Mr.. Williams, a writer in the Aliaiic Fs-ranc
a6fons; aflrpls. that tile bites Of The wort fer.
penis Of India, can be cured by eau de luce,
which is preparation of the fpirit of fal am
moniac or volatile alkal OF this he produces
number Of cafes.
Mr.. Ferrier of Manchester reports. that Of a
large number of cafes of perfons bitten by mad
dogs, and treated with cauRic alkali, not one
was ieized with that hoHid symptom, hydro.
Phoba or dread Of water.
The experiments ofMr. Heberden have fhewn.
thar one OF the WORT forms Of elephantaGs. or
Infectious leProfy, can BE happily cured By aka
line re.Redies.
Of late, iome German phyGcians have cured
the tetanus EXAMINATIONS, or fp 4fmodc diieafe.
e"dinS in locked jaw, eonleq uent upon wounds
by aikalies administered both internally III
mixture, and applied externally for bath or
lotion.
MIR. Barker and b1r. Harris bear witDefs to
the efficacy of alkalies, in getting the better Of
THAI veRomous fluid in the R.mach and bowels.
which caules the terrible lymptoms Of ardent
levers and dylenreries. And Dr. Charlton and
Or Bard have atteded the efficacy of lirne.wa-
ter 10 mitigating the black yomit itlelf.
Some communications read laf lummer be-
tore the corporation Of New York and dire7ed
By that liberal body to be publilhed, contain
the cleareIt evidence Of the hyperion whole(ome.
nels Of lime-aone and marble for materials Of
houles and the Pavements ofthe treets in cities;
and of the efficacy Of the fixed mineral alkali or
barila, 10 guarding aganlt the notorious efld-
via of dead bodies.
Thus it appears by variety Of concurrent
teitimonies that the auti-ieptic, anti peRiental
and anti,venomous effects OF alkalies, which
have been 20 fully explained, aud 70 warmly re-
commended in America. promile to do more
good 10 lociety, than ali the ref of modern ina
Proyements. And in thefe relearches, to the
honor OF our country, and time, DIR. MtcheIl,a
native American, has taken the lead.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-18
From the Warrington FederalIlt.

ITOUI w
Tbe al 10 proyide far the more coaVsnient orgaRi-
cation oftbe courts oFtbe Ba:d States, Paid tbs k
gon Of Corgreij, has been p16iy5eG in mot Of tie
papers as baviag Paid f5s I3tb Of January, qvbe,eaJ
H eva1 not PaDsG until tbe 1868 February. This mir
take Of Importance, as Daakss difrenrs az 70 ne
time qvbea tbe next pre1e " rbs Uae4 States
aUH be held; III The former CAFE tbs next (ipreme
court 7U0nG be bel4 ia June, 7ybsr.aJ fbe aev not
baOigg Paid until after the EaR february term, the
next CONT 1vH Be held as gaaln dugaG, after qrbieb,
re term qVW Be changed agreea6y to s6 dreio1s 81
tbe kzzv.
- The printers, who have publilhed the law above
mentioned, will pleale TO give this Pscs il their pa
pers.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-18
MONDAY, May IS, 1901.

Pealing the former act for thar purpofe,' as limits
the duration of laid act Gall Be- and the fame !. here
by repealed. ant fad act hereby conrnucd in force,
without limitation of time. I'm .a
THEODORE SEDGWICK.
Speaker Of HoajS Of Rebrelsntati0es.
TIL JEFFERSON, II
Vice PrgfdsMt sfzbs United Stafes,
and Pr5faeHt Of tbs Sexafe.
APProved-Feb. IS, a. D. 1901.
JOHN ADAMS,
Pr5fdent Of The United Stater
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-18
Something fer Mezy. Eneland Alen.

g The (BabimOre) American" democrat.
ic paper, in noticing Gov. Strong's ele4ion,ha
he following remarks upon the people Of New
England
= Proud, over-bearing and dogmaical ia
their opinions, devoted entirely to eff intereR,
they mutt firit FEsL the effects Of change il
the administration before they become its pam
egyrilts Until then, We mutt view the New
England Rtates rs La Vendee Of America,
and be prepared to encounter their bitter hof-
tiIity to the general administration
1t IS hardly necedary to remark, that the in
habitants of Lavendee in France, dnriag the
revolution, were murdered for their Loyalty and
their religion.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-18

q correspondent, oblerving late remark of
iome Jacobin writer on the comparative htua-
ton Of federaias and antitederalias, thar the
former were bigb, JACK and the ga,ae, and the
latter doav thinks that the writer is il part right
he Is willing to allow thar they hold the taaps !;
and Tor Tome time pah is pretty certain thar
they have played the acucf, but perioas who
have tsen both kasas, think the game Is no. yss
decided.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-18

.rrs coycRtss OF TIE UNITED STATES AT
20, sFcosD SESSION, BEGUN AND Held Ar
ras CRY or wAsHIEGToN,- IN THE
TERRITORY OF COLUMBIA, ON MON
nav tbs SEVENTEENTH OF NO
yEMBER, ONE THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-18
Pr5ident Of The Unite9 ST.

An ad in addition to an act intituled " An al
making ProviGon for the further accomoda
ton OF the Houiehold Of the Prefdent Of the
United States.
q saatiadGy tSe Senate and Hos IF Rsyzeaiatve, o
- re 0Tifed states Of meya, IN CoagrgG a5lI, That
inc secretary Of the Teaiury be authorized to appoint
proper perion who ihall receive the pubic property
oteiongHg TO the houfehold of the Preldent Of the
on'ted States and after taking an inventory Of the
lame hall deliver il after the third day Of March,
ne1tto the PRECEDENT Of the Udited States
sec = did II fErt5s eaaeS That flreh articles "
the furniture belong the PreGdent's houlehoId As
may be decayed out Of repair or unfit for ue and as
the Prehdent Of the United States for the time being
may direct, and al the public property other than
furniture now belonging the faid houlehold all Re
ioid under the direction of the heads OF the fevera de-
partments OF State Of the Trealury Of War and of he
Navy and tina, the proceeds Of uch laes be expended
N addition 70 the funds already appropr lated for that
purPoleunder the direction Of the fame for The
Purpoe Of providing furniture for the houfe erected
tor the accommodation of the Pleident Of the United
States.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-18
THEODORE SEDGWICK.
Speaker eJ TIE Hoge Of Representation.
JAMES HILLHOUSE,
Pr5fdent Of tie Senate, pro temboye.
Approved, March Sd, A. D. 1901.
JOHN ADAMS,
Pr5lfdsH Of tbs Uaite4 Slater.

An att aurhoriing the remilion Of duties on
certain teas deAroyed by fire, whsle under
the care Of the officers of the cuRoms, in
Providence, Rhodeiland.
DE 70 taateI By He Suqfs and og Of Pesseert1tee q
- re Uaifsi S:aes q Aaseiea C0ag,eG a5p5f That
the collector Of The dir q Of Providence in the flate
Of Rhodei1nd Ne, and he IS hereby authorized and d.
rected, to remit the duties on iHch part of certain
quantity Of teas imported into the port Of Providence,
~ the ihP called the Refource, on the twenty ninth
ddy OF JULY one thouiand eight hundred, BY Thomas
LLOYD Holiey, John Corls, WIN. F. Nagee and Hen
~ smith Of tht town Of Providence, merchants and
On tulh part of certain quantity Of teas imported
into the iaid port the IMP called the nm andope On
the twenty eCoBC day OF tAuguH IN the fame wear ~
John Inns Clark Of the tad town, merchant as remain
cd dtpoted ecure the payment OF duties under the
care oftse officers Of The culoms. on The twenty lrn
day Of January latin the alorefad town " Providence
and fIa be proved TO the fatisaon nf the fad col
leclor, 70 have been burned and deltroyed
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
Speaker Of the Hoyf Of RebrejIzfqfivef.
JAMES HtLLHOSUE,
Pysf4tnf Of tbe SeHafs, pro fembose.
Approved March I'd, a. ID. 1901.
JOHN ADAMS,
Fr5fdentof ne United Sfaief,
An act for the relief of Nathaniel Holmes.
u Il eaafsd y re Senate ard Hog o RebrsatqffVe5 or
~ NE UHitef States Of fn0ieaa Co7gyJ a1sq5s4 That
inc accounting officers of the Treaiury be- and they
are hereby authorized and directed e:te the account
OF Maj. Nathaniel Holmes and allow him luch fums Of
money, thalI appear have been paid BY him for
Transporting and viGtualng a detachment Of troops,
from his battalion the winter of one thoufsud feven
hundred and ninety four, and Of one thouand feyen
hundred aud ninety FIVE, from Cape May to Trenton
THEODORE SEGWICK,
Speaker Of the Houfe Of Representatives..
TIL JEFFERSON,
VicePr5fdsaf Of he United Slater,
and PreJfaszf of tie Senate.
Approved-Feb rs. A. ID. 1901.
JOHN ADAMS,
Prafdenf Of tie United States.
An aa freeing from pofage all letters and pack
cts 20 joan ADAMS.
DE II sna7r6 b. fbs Senate ana Hoafe AZ ReorsEn-
ID tatfUeI oftbc United States Of Anerica ii Con
g,5G eGs1bled That all letters and packets 10 Iohn
Adams, Preident Of the United States, after the
expiration Of bis term of Office and during his life
lhal be carried by the mail flee Of poltage
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
Speaker Of tbF Hoaf Of Rebref1ntatires.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
Tics Prsfdsnt ets1be Uaaed State5,
and Prsifdsat Of the GeHaSe.
Approved, Feb, rs, A, D. 1901.
JOHN ADAMS,
Prsifdtnt Of The Unied Stsfef'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-18

An ad to continue in force the acts laying du-
ties on licences for telling Wines and foreign
diltilled fpirirs by retail and 70 much Of the
act laying certain duties on fhuf and refined
iugar, as refps6s a duty on refined fugar-
on property fold at auction, and on carriages
for the conveyance Of perfons.
DE eaa5Fs5 BY he Senate AMI oe Of PpyeSntafiv5 81
ID tbe United States Of ryiea Coagrsj e1sLled That
act paed the dfth day Of June, in the year one
thouland iYen hundred and ninety four iHtitued An
act laying duties licences for telling Wines and To-
reign ded fpritous liquors by retail I; and that 70
much of an act paIed the fifth day of June, in the
year thouiand fcven hundred and ninety four in
ued, An act laying certain duties upon fnuff and
rehncd iugar and that aG pafed on the ninth day
of June in the year thoufand levcn hundred and
ninety four intituled " An att laying duties on pro
perty fold auGon, and which acts were by an act
paed the third day Of Marchn the year one thouf-
and feveu hundred and ninety five, continued ia force
unit the fri day of March, IN the year one thoufand
eight hundred one fhal be and the fame arc hereby
continued in force without limitation Of time; any
thing 10 any former s the contrary notwithstanding
Sec q. BE 1t fpyfGsr raa7ed, That 70 much of the
thirteenth fiction Of att palied on the twenty
eighth day Of May, in the year one thoufand feven
hundred and nsety fix, intitued can act laying duties
on carriages for the Conveyance of perlons, and