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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

CENSTBLE Of n obisatio, he IS u7de~ faith.
- fully 70 dif-hArge the duties Of the Office CON
hded 70 him b. he town, takes this opportunity
publicly TO declare MS determination 70 carry fully
iutO ehc<t the Bylaws " To preyent the fprcad-
ing Of malignant feveTs and other conta gious fox
nefs," AMI for other purpoles. To enable hin 20
dchar2e his duty, and % anwer The dr6gn of thele
laws, he egrnetiy focits the aid aud aITItaace Or
al the we'll dfp0fed citizeus, 10 keeping clean the
fTcets, lanes and backyAtds Aud as cleanliness
Is conducive to health, and s an ornament Of the
town, he anticipates ready compliance with the
laws ia this rcfpe4. It being impolIibe for TIE In
the good and wholeiome regulations OF the town,
he hopes the inhabitants will ne attentive and vi-
gilant, and complain 70 him or all nuifaucee, and
other offences asainf the laws; and he sdures
them of his readincls and determination TO bring
all offenders 10 pGninIment.
JOSIAH TUCKER, IalBe9or Of P5L1t.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

y OTTCE is hereby given, that the following tTaGls
~ GLAND are r41ed IN oils committed to M the
lunicrhcr, Collector ~ tie Twelfth DoicSiCn DAnd
hlR DivIhon, Commonwealth Of Mafaehur-tt> to COL
leGt-grgeany o -n Act Of the CorErels Of the Lnred
States " America PaIld the I4th OF July, .. 1898
entitled IN a8t to lay and le6 Greet tax within
The United states'--inr which egl noticc has been
given BY tie Collector and yer tie taxes RI on laid
uaGts remain unPaic, IL the luus following:
Dgtrifna sf Nlmrf n fLt NJ. Yaias 2reasJ E17glsi
fJr nI95 rqsfra0 ssarr4 A.rc5. HL9. fLE.
That pat Of Dol. Cts. D. c.
tkt mile 'yt
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
DIRECT T4y

SIXTEENTH C'lIsl7i0a Djiria, S...nJ !.
Me8aebgett5. yi'r, Siss
A GR ;, aaE'O an Att Of CON-.
a 9't5d States, PafTcd the H phagIth oFa. !
entitled A." An act to lay and ca ,a Of July .. y
within the Quilted States. "-Noo,.;ed Dies 5s
en- 70 the nolrehdent aud uptO Uce y AsrtS Y
the following Lots and Traas ~ PrOpre,o. w
collection difritt, thar DrrSg a Land Wahis N
ADD payable on faid Lots ana =. Ak becan. "
Of April 1900, (viz.) 1 facts The - ~
Laad' il Saaford-evze,, =
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

UnIeis aid taxes paid o. before the 18sh day
OF September Re1t 70 much of Tad a-ds vii be fold
AZ Public Vcndut, iaIa day of the clock il
the afternoon, at the dwelling houfe Of capt Sairsas
Wbs lnnhOider Conan as will pay faid taxes with
con A z charges bryce n'LELLAN
C.as1fsr 3f 5t I1ib Collection Dtqri.7, Oh Diojfoa
Canaan, County Of Rennebee, June m, I8or
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-21
By this Days Mail.
SALEM, October IL.

Capt. Devereux, on his homeward paf-
Eage from Batavia, May z4th, 50 leagues
S. w. by S. Of Java Head, fpoke the lhip
Merry Quaker, upwards of ! months from
Bottom, bound to Batavia-happily all well
on board-capt. D. failed from Batavia
May r6, 1901, in company with the fhip
Baccus, Of Baltimore, captain Deihong-
lief, there, brig Apollo, of Bolton, to fail
mex, day, and fchr. belonging to Bottom,
capt. Campton, to fail in about ten days.
Arrived at Batavia the day before captain
D. failed, capt. Waters, in ihip from
Philadelphia. Augult "a, in fight OF St.
Helena, was boarded by Britiih iloop Of
war, the commander OF which informed US
that the Engli(h had taken the Danilh let:
Elements in India.
|: Capt. Thomas Stevens, arrived at Mar
b!ehead, 9Th October from Comenau, left
there, Sept. #. captain Smith, III a brig
belonging to Newburyport, to fail for
Laguira in 3 or 4 days; fchr. Ruth, Cot
fin of Bottom; brig 49,, Prefcott, and
fchr. -, Neil, fupercargo, both be-
longing to Portfmouth, N. H. The brig
Maria, Hampton, of Philadelphia, failed
from Comenau for Laguira Aug. 20.
Veael fpoken. Auguit 20, lat. IS, |.
20, fchr. Prefden,, from Marblehead for
Bordeaux.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-21

YEN, f0r the genefh good Of trading f7a-
items, the two Crowns declare that they
m re il the indeviablc rule of their CON-.
duct. They further declare, thar they
acknowledge the following principlesa:--s
1T, That neutral fhips may freely .fai'sos
the ports and COATS of The belligerent pow
ers. I'd, That, with exception of wari!ke
eontraband, the goods OF fubjeets Of the
belIigerent powers in neutral bottoms are
free. sd, lha. luch ports only are TO be
coniidered as blockaded, where, from The
proximity of fh1ps of war, there mall &C
tually be danger in entering. 9Th, That
neutral vefels can be detained only on Jr!t
grounds, and evident facts. 9Th, That
no convoy fhall be fearched, when the
commander of the thip of war conveying
them declares that there is 10 contraband
on board XIV. XVII. In time or
war, one power may thut lis ports agaira
the privateers and prizes of che other that
IS engaged in war. The following articles
only are declared to be contrahapd, VIZ.
guns, mortars, frelocks, piaols, bombs,
grenadcs, balls, nuiquets, Aints, matches,
powder, faltpetre, fu'phur, cutisfes, pfk2s,
fvords, fword belts, cartridge boxes, isd
dies, and brides. All other goods ii
neutral bottoms are TO be conhdered as
neutral property. .--XXVIII. The power
engaged in war thai grant leave to fitting
out privateers to luci of its iubjetts enl1
as retide in the'ccuntIy, and are able to
find iecurity for the damage they may do
to neutral venels. xxx. Ifeither OF
the two powers be at war with another
tate, its fhiQs of war and privateers fhali
be allowed to iearch fuch merchant lhips of
the other power as are nor under convoy
but only two or three men ihall be ient on
board 10 inveNigate the legality and neu-
trality OF the csrgo.---XXX. If any fuch
ihip ihouli have contraband on board, that
only, and nothing ellie, fhall be taken and
conffcated.- --XXXII. XXXIII. Ifone
of the powers is carrying on war, the lub-
je4s OF the other thall enjoy in the country
of fuch power, all liberty and tecurity as
before, and its men and fhirs ihall not be
employed in military icrvices. In cafes Of
bankruptcy of the fubjetts Of either coun-
try, tru9ees of the eaate ihall be appoint
ed.-XXXIV. fla war 0hculd break out
between the two powers, tAs ipace of d
twelvemonth, from the date 81 declarati-
on of war, ihall be allowed to their refpec-
tive trading fubjettS, for Withdrawing
heir property from the other.-XXXV.
XXXVI. This treaty is concluded for
IL years, and Ggned by
C9uut Stedmck. Prince Kuy0ziu.
C2uut Vou Der Fablex. Prince Gagariu.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-21

no, from Anttcrdan, Jailed IN cor1pa.y
with brig la"s"r, Idle, for N. YORK,
and brig Sally, q fin, fer Philadeiph;4.
AT II Am. u tisu, ( tire Land, was
broughtto by the Brisi!h Aoop Of Va.
Squire, capt. bianch, who Gas capt.
Delaao) ordered ne and ny patiengers
with my papers and letter Dag. on board
tie Squirrel, which was complied With;
and, after OBTAINING us about two hours,
cut,er brig arrived with icn,e order,
that Fleated capr. Blanch, ard h- diir0i:ieli
Us without examination. We proceeds,
on our way until the s3d, the two brig
out falling Us ard rarhes ':scping The Iani
aboard, when a, P. NJ. they wsre bro,
toby an EngAth Gutter AooP, who had
them in potteli;on till dark, at which tin:
VIC lot :ishf OF them, wien they appear
ed to DC itandtng in for the land. Left in
the TexeI Road, ihip Succets, jenkins,
70 !til IN days for New buryport. A,
the New dep, ihip -, llIiinghat,
in 8 days for Philadelphia. AT Pom
poofss, nip Atlantic, Clark, in 10, AMI
brig Enterprise, in 3 days for PhiladrI-
phia. AT Amlterdam, thip Ori!is, Cof.
IN, in II days for New York; Zip
Cygnet, Bray, IL DO. Go. fhip Fried.
!hip, Sherman, in 10 days for New York
and Newport; brig ---, March, in
IL days for Bottom. Auguit 81, in ia;.
46, IS, N. long. RI, 10, W. foe
tch'r Adventure, Liilbridge, of P4l..
delphia, from GuadaIoupe, bound TO Lon
don. Sep. 5, in lat, II, ~, n. long,
a, 10, fpoke hip Penelope, or Na.
York, from Baltimore, bound TO Amcu.
dam. 18th, in lat. ~, long. ~, Ike
Engiilh thip Trio, Douglas, from New
York. 18Th, fpoke fch'r Louifa, Wine
head, from Philadelphia to St. Sebaaiar.
October 18th, in lat. 40, 90, long. o.,
., lpoke brig Minerva, Lambert, from
PhlIadeI hia, bound TO Brifol had
iprung leak. and bore away for Halifax.
The ih'p Ffendihip, Swan, on the 10Th
Sep. fpoke brig Two Friends, on The
Banks of Newfoundland, from Norfolk,
bound to Newry the captain of whicii N,
formed that he had fallen in with brig
bottom upwards, fuppofed to have been
at lea long time, as her bottom wastull
of barracks. OCT. 1T, lpoke Zip Jane,
Gardiner, bound from Salem to Dublin.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-21
NEW YORK, October II.

Arrived, fhip Jofeph, Delano, AmRer.
dam; Friendihip, Swami, Cape de Verbs,
via New. Bedford; brig Francis Nixon,
Thompfon, Havana.
Cleared, brig Flora, Thomas, Sligo;
fch'r Blazing Star, Wright, St. Thomas
Refource, Baily, Aux Cages.
The Britih floop Jane, Upper, has ar
rived at Kingiton, Jamaica.-Britlih ichr
Elizabeth and Mary, Atwood, has ar
rived at N. London.
Arr;vtd ,Guee our laf,
Ship Joieph of n. Bedford, Paul Dela.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-21
PHILADELPHIA, OF. y.

In the Circuit Court this day, motion
was made for rule to flew cauie on Mon
day morning next, why an attachment
for contempt hould not iilue sgaiu't v.
Duane, Editor of the Aurora-The RUE
vas granted.
The publication upon which the above
motion was grounded, we underGard ap-
peared in the Aurora of the 29th ult.
Arrived, fhip Neptune, Dandelot, Bor-
d.aux Defiance, of Baltimore, Smith
Vera Cruz; Brutus, Bunce, BriNOl; brig
Union, Gage, Bottom; Eliza Myers
Vredenburg, Bordeaux; RUBY, Ande'-
fos1, Martinique; ich'r Virginia, Wa'to0'
CharleRon Nancy, Drummond, Hawai-
ma; Happy Return, Golfer, Havana
floop Harmony, Ellwood, Alexandra.
Cleared, fh;ps Aurora, Thornpfon, T.
nerife Thomas, Coffin, New Orleans
Rebecca, M'Eyer, Amlterdam bnS
Chriaiana ard Andrew, Gardner, 1eo'-
rife; fch'r Three SiGers, Koch, Halifax;
Eliza Ann, Holmes, New York.
The Eliza Myers, Vredenbcrg, ia'ied
from Bourdeuax the 18TH of Auguit, IL I.
CO. with the hip Neptune, Dandcl"t, Of
and for Philadelphia. Oh. 6, in lat. 3d.
A., N. long. IS, fpoke the fhip Severn
of and from CharleGon to Liverpool, oH'
20 days.
Lift at Bauraeaux tbs t5lla4vmg Amf"-
can vegh:
Ships Swift Packet, Whclan, of phll'-
delphia Carliae, Chiffon, Baltimore ;
Virginia, Cooper, Virginia; b:igs Jui'a'
Holt, Philadelphia /; Friendhip, o'Coo'
ner, dc. Minerva, Gildea, do. Clio,
Powne, New-York; Experiment., Le-
wing. do. fch'r Swallow, Harper, do,
Iack. Stacy, Marblehead.
Brig Thetis, Skiddy, Of and for New.
York, failed from Bordeaux the 18TH OF
Aaguf.
Slip Thomas Chalkley, Atkins, ofaod
from Philadelphia for Liibnn, was ,oken
the goth September, in lat. SO, N. I''g'
SO, w. -"
Brig Richmond, Shirtliff, Of and tot
Philadelphia, failed two days before the
Defiance from Vera Cruz.
Sch'r Nancy, Drommond, JAILED from
Havannd 18th September. Left tevefsl
American vei>ls, but TO late a''i'a"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-21
STATE PAPER.

Treaty If ,im.y, caanerer, AMI AeoiS5@. j.,
tier. c9uc!adsd bet7peex S7cefs2 ard
Ru,gs, al ST. PettrG4rgb, on The tyf
/I,fb J ofMGrcb, ard ratified at L0"@-
lfrsa. az tie NE # AtrR, asS at u.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-21

T arTeG the he flcetia< images, that FIJI
! he mirror o. the mind, and hold hem fah,
AnI iorce them fit, till he has peneid'oA
"A faithful likenels II the form he viws.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-20
IuOe7lLy DoLLa15 Reward.

RAN AWAY from Alexandria, on
Saturoav evening the 18th inf. two Ne.
gro Women, viz. Amic and Venas: the
former about 20 years OF age, s feet 4
inches high, fout made, OF a ycllowitl
cait had on, when fhe went of, blue
cloth habit iaid girl was purchaied Of
Mr.. William Need, and formerly lived
IN the City of Warrington, where ex-
pett The is now lurking : the latter about
"a or Is years of age, 4 feet 10 or II
inches high, has now with her yourg
child at the breaf, about or months
Old, her apparel is not recolleeted; 0e
was purchaied OF gentleman living in
Prince Georges county, Maryland -.
Whoever will apprehend faid women, and
deliver them to me in Alexandria, fhali
receive the above reward, or 10 dollars
for either.
GEORGE LUCK.
Nov. 10. a
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Notice..

ALL perfons having claims againH the
the elFate Of captain WilAiam Chairman,
deceaied, are requefed to furnifh the fame
to the iubicriber, properly authenticated,
for iettlement; and all thofe indebted to
faid eftate, are defred to make immediate
Payment---no longer indulgence can be
given, but the accounts mutt be clcied as
loon as poGbe.
JOHN FOSTER.
Nov. 3. eoIm Adn'r.
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Public Salt.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 2 5ih
inn. at 10 o'cloek, qvW be /oM at lbe
benje Of JAMES BACON, on Farfas
.frreb (7vb0 is about to quit The D,y
Goods buEue/sJ
The remainder of his
Stock IN that Line,
Contiiting of number of articles fuitable
for the prefent fealon.
Intending 0Jo TO quHtbe boul be at pre-
-/enf Occupies, be 4vW at tbe /ame time
Alpge Of /ome articles IF
Houiehold Furniture,
ConEamg Of
Mahogany hair bottomed chairs,
A mahogany tide board,
A et of mahogany Northumberland
tables,
Bedtfeads, looking glaGes,
And iron ihovels and tongs,
With variety ofother articles, the whole
Of which are in the beR preiervation.
Terms Of fale are, all iums under fir,
dollars cath will be required, ard over tha,
fun credit OF 60 days will be given the
purchaier, giving approved negotiable
notes in the bank Of Aexandria.
P. G. MARSIELLER,
Nov. 10. Vendue Matter.
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ConGRing of

Va
Superhne, fine and coane cloths. Ker-
K T' half thicks, aulhings, coa,ings,
Aendal cottons, Rannels, baizes ~
aoa i'Fiped Blankets, caiIimerea, cya"
reI,o., pads : and jerfeys, fancy cord.
nrn. ' fai'ains, tufts, calicoes, Imfh i
, tls' ihawls, check handkerchief. I'D. j.
Gen,lssm,. ",.kalenourg, ofnaburg, &c
an . I'VE hne hats of the newee ta,b,
by tho y o . very hyperion quality, felt do.
coare All i'ie and by retail, children's
leatbe, '% o; me DO ihoes, kid, fluff, and
n bs. nipPeH.-Loaf fugar, brown d. -
~ = barrels, coffee in bgos 81 - CO..
ware, w IGa ailPlce, china and queen.
The n',n m'ich are now offered for rln =.
"'o' reaionable terms. '' %
o.. e JOSHUA RIDDLE.
d6teo
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publ;f GaR.
On TUESDAY,,

On TUESDAY, .
At ten s'elsek, qvil be )oM at tie VendRf
Store,
3dand 18th proof Antigua and
Jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
Tenerife Wine in calls,
Coldials in bis.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
Mola6es in hbds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens ard Earthen Ware in crates,
handsomely aGorted,l
80 boxes HAVANA Segars,
Cotton in bales In a credit.
A hartley of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Flannels and Planes,
Carpets and Carpeting.
lFi(h and German Linens,
Wo.lted and cotton Stockings,
eshcees and Ginghams,
Avarlety of Muffin and Muffin Hand
kerchlels and ShawIs,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
a number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
NoV' II. Vendue- Matter.
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gals bp auatoa.

On MONDAY next,
). ). .,,loek, svM be /od at the tuition
Room,
Rum in hhds. and bis.
Sugar in 40
Coffee in bags,
Soap and Candles in boxes
Rai6ns IN o9'
Starch in oo'
Tobacco in kegs, Sc.
ALSO,
A quantity Of Dry Goods
Viz.
Kendall Cottons,
Kerieys,
Halflhicks, Plains,
plaias, Coatings,
Dufils, Flsnnels,
ldh and Sheeting Linens,
German Oznaburgs,
Calicoes, Durants,
ShawIs, Haudkerchiefs,
Ladies Silk Gloves,
Sewing Silks, Threads, sc.
II. and t. MOORE,
Nov. II. Auctioneers'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-20

John q. LADD
HAS FOR SALE,
Coarle and fine falt,
Ruiiia fheeting and Duck,
Wet India and N. E. rum,
Molades, Sugar and Coffee,
Hyfon, hyfonfkin, I Teas of the bel qua
Souchon and bohea lily,
A few cafkS Madeira wine,
Do. bis. beef,
Mould and dipt candles,
7 by 9 window glaG,
Soap, cheeie and fhad,
Men and womens' lhoes,
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 gIaf ware,
Pepper, nutmegs, alfpce, alum,
Platter of Paris, &c. &c.
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REMOVAL.

l.. LIE - Snbleribei respectfully informs
ny friends and the Public, thar he has re-
moved y! bis fore into the brick houfe adj
y lining Meiirs. James Runell & Co.'S,
Were c e le has opened aneat afortment Of
oEASONABLE GOODS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-07
50 Dollars Reward.

S1RAYED or NoJen from the
Iu@/cr'6er's pa/fnre, (reGr The /rat of h.
late MIR. Main, and nbout 4 mIr, firm
tbis toS01) an IbayJaay mght, tie 1ob
Wjfont, tzv0 GELDlNGS, are Of them
bngbt boy, 05ouf IS hands hgb, 6m a
ba1giHg mais n@d (rvHc5 rail, a Rqr End
mall bie1s or ./0ib dam TO or near Ii,
"9/f, dr"nded on one Of bis tIIgb5, 5pt
70b'cb is nat reco!IeRed, this, o. ; be
tr0f' 7oeA end Uery eaLy III n N57v tyaz,eL-
ling gGif, md 1vas I5od 5et1,T.
The st5cr e d'1gbt. /oryel, a5out Ia hands
high, a ./5ort maae hoyIs, 6us a bauomp
main and Jfo0Hcb 1ail, qVble IbOt DsSa
his back, occgfoned by Tie Eaddze, Iu,
6ara, end drGgs his bnd feet, BY 7yhcb
they are much uyoyu, holds his Ieud Aeb
q"6eH nso"nted, has tad tbe glaudey fir
lome lime, bur is nlm9f qveN he zvasGod
6etorf, bm had l9a oue efhis Boes.
W6oeVer 6eArvers tie faid here, 10 The
yEub/fnder, Nal recei0e 20 dolaysreqvoyd,
Or 10 dollars FAR eit6<r oC them. # Ike
"'[/f5 70eye .l9oIe~, qVhicb i; m0rr lgau
fr"6c6(c, The pecGn fa4pwg and /scurmg
f6r f5i:f,. "a that 6emny BIZ c1ngj.zr4, A5ol
,eceiVe a re1"orH If 80 AgLhays rpm bis
bciHg co4Uihted jar Gs4hng Ike aj;,5laa
boylfs, or sitbe, IF tbrm.
PHILIP r. FENDALL.
-9kexan9ria, l2fb SER. ISo1
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COTTON g STEWART
HaSs rsreivea, a large and general
ASSORTMENT of BOOKS
in THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE LITERATURE;
An.ongit when, axe me toilowinp /:

An.ongit' which, are the following
lt tfai<.GNs &o;es On Virgin,a, hot prefs'd,
"a, K<t2Lbue's Phys. vu,s LADIES' Muii-
\ uASAz,ie, Sarss iraveis, Steuarts Vie
I Sseic 8, Cnc!seracid's Letters, y vo,s. Cutler.
'ratlico Il phyGc, Willis on i!ealyh, Paey's
FhioioPhy'7 vols. Glbt MS Surveying, M ,ore's
Navigation. by Blunt, Burns, P,.sns, Miiiot's
Aacient s4ittOry, v.a. Praclic4l hducatipu,
vols. Beauties OF ST. l'icre, Huchau's Family Ply
hcia1. toX's Book oi Martyrs, 2 vols. i.ee's
Memoirs, Brtith State fy:ais, Robi..ion's 4aelni-
raty reports, vols. 90 be ccntinucd) Gentle
n,an and Ladies Prcceptor, : vols. s.uuter, on
he Stood, vols. Caidwels Mcaloirs, Miiiich's
Lectures, Martins Law OF Nations, VatteI's
D,to, Newton on the Prophecies, 2 vuis. - o,n-
oursh DHpcnsatory, kitgant EXTRACTS, Coniti-
urions, Zimmerman OIL Solitude, ditto oil Ma
toiial Pride, BiackitonGs Commentaries, d vols
Collection o. rarces, vols. Polite Educati,n,
icokes Pantheon, Junius', letters, 4 vols. Gu
thries Geography, Knoxcs Education, z vols.
Ditto lilays, vols. Cottigan's Travels, Cooks
Voyages, 4 vols. Danloereer's travels, &c. SC.
" O Y Ell s.
he Armenian, vols. MoatAhere, vols.
Anteinertc. tales OF Wonder, (1y icivis) Z vols.
Nay Uncle Thomas, vols. J&ci, Smith, Spirit
Of the Cattle, Arthur Aervin, vols Clara
Howard, Ormond, Weilaud, Mai o. the fam
lee, Fagihond, Sailor Boy, Ashlin and Dim
baync, Romance OF the Foiea, z vols. Myic-
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Baron, Ghoit Ser, Tale of the Times, vols.
Camilla, S vols. Eveina Q vols. Monk, vols
Family OF Orremburg, Negro, vols Back
Valley Ellen and Nordauit, Z vols. George
Barnwe, Mountain Cottager, Children of the
Ablsy, vols. Roacltorr andy, Darcy, r
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Empoeor, ) vols. Ederida, i vo.s. Couat de
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Faihionab'e Daughter Count Geickeu, Emma
Dorviie, Scotch Heirefs, vols. Mhs BATH
mores, vols. Advertisement Tor Hufband, D
vols. Wandering iAapder, vois Corte'ia Sod
icy, vols. Tom Jone., 3 wis Edward, by
Moore, vols. Mor!aunc, by Ditrt., q vol..
Reuben an Rachel, Girl ofthc Mountaii.s, 4 vols.
Myltic Cottagcr, &c. &c.
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7n6rI0, | 2fb SEP. 1901
Mrs. COX +

Returns grateful and warm acknow-
Judgments to the Inhabitants of Alexan.
dria, tor the fatiering and liberia! patron
age Inc has experienced ince her arrival,
and hopes by unremitting care and atten-
ton to her pupils, in fome meqGure to me-
ri' 4 continuance of their confidence. Fo-
the further accommodation of the young
ladies of Alexandria, Mrs. CooEE viii
on Monday next, open an
Embrolde1y School
ieParately, for thofe young ladies VINO
having attained other branches of educaf-
OIL, may with to acquire that ufeiul and
truly elegant accomplishment. MIS-.
CooKH having received we'll nlnp-
ply OF silks, Chineals, sc. from London,
can afford every aaitance neceGary to her
pupils.
Nov. 3. coat
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From Mr.. c. Beverley's pat
ture, at Elkwood, light bay faddle
HORSE, about IS hands high, with
fmall ffar in his forehead, and his hip on
the near fde fomewhat larger than the
other. ALSO,
A red bay HORSE, about IA hands
high, with FINAL Aar in his forehead.
and one hind and fore foot, on the fame
fide, white. A liberal reward will be
given 10 any perfou who will deliver the
iaid horfes, or either of them, TO Mr..
Beverly at Elkwood, to me in korthum.
berland county, or fccure them and give
me notice 70 thatthey be recovered.
WALTER JONES.
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iupplied with itock Of ali kinds neccAary
and efficient forthei plantation.
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Notice..

ALL perfons having claims sgaina I'll.
the elfate Of captain M',lz,am Cbabuon
deceated, are requeited to turnifh the lame
70 The tab!cgiber, properly authenticated
Tor iettien-rt; and al ,hofe indebted n
iaid et}ate, are dcEred 10 make inmeIia,e
Paymenr---no longer inuul ccnce can BE-
gwen, but The accounts mutt oe clofcd q,
icon as ponible.
JOHN FOSTER,
wv z. coin A3n'r.