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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02

WAsArNerov d-Courf Of General Se17ogs Of
ne P~aae q M4ebiar, Aggy9 term, II. .. 1860.
UPON the petition afcrrfaid, Ordered, that the
petitioner notify All perfons intsrrfed therein, TO
apPrar At the next Court OF General Sections Of the
Peace 10 be holden AZ M7chias, EvitnIn and for the
County OF Waihington, Ga the third Tuefday in
Augult next by FULFILLING atteted Copy Of fad
petition with This Order thereon, three weeks iuc-
ceiiively in the Ma9aebnjetb Mercury, printed ia
Boron by tonne z MianJ, AID in the Gazette printed
IA Portland by Eiczer Aiiey Jenk5: the laf pub
Cation to ne three weeks al leat, before the fitting
OF faid Court /; that they may then aud there APP
peer, and thew caufe if any they have, why the
prayer thereof aould not Be- granted.
Atteh,
RALPH II. BOWLES, Clrrk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02
Isabella Child,
Has JUN received an additional ahortment Of
FANCY GOODS.
amope which are

among which
LINE thread Laces a beautiful afortment of
n Luffring, and other fashionable Ribbons I;
Black Lace; VeiIs Rutland Nctt tiack, white,
pEk, zoie, lilac, purple, and yellow Italian Grapes
WhiIs and coloured Silk Gloves, do. Cotton, do.
Kid Elegant curled ORIich FrAthcrs; Vnltute
Plnmes black and white DO. rich brown, white,
dove, and black Satin !; P1long do. Of all colours
delicate white Luhrings black do. Modes
Sarlnets and Tiffany; Cotton Trimming, Fringe
and Gimps Silk and Cotton Bands and Taffals
for the wait; Silver do; oInamented Hair Combs;
Crefeeut Slides Steel Beads Pearl TO-; Ear
Rings Necklaces and Bracelets; Silk and Cotton
Hofe Gentemen's Silk, Cotton, and Worried do
of luPerior quality; plain, IaPpet, tambore and
fatn Powered Mullins cotton, cambria and
printed Mullins and CaIicoes; Came's. hair Shawls;
Muffs, Tippets, and Fur Trimmings Linens
India Cottons Linen Rocket Handkerchiefs
Cotton and Silk do. Ladies Silk Handkerchirfs
Velvet Ribbons; Hats Bonnets and Turbans
Silk Hair Nets white, black aud yellow Flanaels;
Tooth Brufhes of an excellent quality Windfor
Soap ivory Bodkins; Needles; Pins; Threads;
Tapes aud Bobbins, &c.
or Millenary of all kinds made as
ufaal and every attention viii DC paid TO have it
done neatly and at a ihort notice.
PsyIIGuS, Jan az.
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To fbe Honorable ne TnJ}jc1t sftbe Coarf Of Gene
raj Sa1Taus ettts Psdde, for @s C0uaty Of WglB
iagtoa /: 5egun and b5iden al Macbias qvdbia
and far llid con1l.,, o. ne third Tas2y Of III
ggR, n. d. ISco.
THE Subscribers humbly fhov-That part 81
l. the County road IraGing from Nachas -
Schoodac through Plantations No. IS, IA and 4
owned by non-reident ProPTietors, is very bad,
end ought for the fafety aud Convenience Of trsv-
ligers 10 be repaired
We therefore pray that your Honors, Womb
order the fame TO be amended and repaired by the
Owners of faid Plantations, agreeable TO a Law Of
the Commnwealth, intitulrd (" An act in addition
TO the feveral acts, now in force respecting high
ways" or otherw,le give relief, and We as in duty
bound, viii ever pray,
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In its various branches, executed III the
neateit manner, and at the ihoFTri
notice.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-10
Co.g,afalatisas 10 The Cliff Cmlal on hi,
BOUNAP. 4RTE.


The public mind is conftantly occupied
with the event that has taken place, and
every one IS eager to have the minulei} de-
tails. Twenty rerfons have been arreAed
and 1t is fuipetted that the wretches charg-
ed with The execution Of the plot, were
at leait twelve or fifteen; in fact they mutt
have been placed at different difances,
from the gate of the chief conful to the rue
st. NicaIie, and mutt have been mutually
announced, either by word of mouth or
Tome other fgn, the moment in which the
confu] got into his carriage, in order that
the match might be lighted at proper
time. The barrel of powder was hoped
with iron, and contained balls and grape
illot; it was placed on little chaife,
drawn by miferable horfe, and topped
the avenue up. The two horfe guards
who precede the chief conful' coach, oblip-
ed the parfon to turn the chaife aide, when
they pafed, he placed it again acrois the
itreet; the guards who followed the car
riagc made the chaife turn Aide here
then were two different movements.
AddreHes continue to pour in on the
chief conful congratulating him on his late
proyidential eicape.
That from the mayors Of the twelve
circles of Paris, and the council general
of the department. Of the Seine, obferved
to Buonaparte that he might have obferv-
Cd in every eye, and gathered from eve
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againa his enemies, and o. gseem and af-
lection towards his perfon, with which
every heart was animated.
s' $ Of this, fays the addrefs, the citi-
zens of Paris are fully lenfble and am
proud to be, on the pretent location, the
interpreter ct their gratitude. They know
that at the very infant when the crime 4
was perpetrated, your attention was not
directed towards yourfelf, but wholly and
foley taken up with their fecurity. They
have greedily treafured up thole expref-
fions OF benevolcnce which then elcaped
YOU -" |: is not to me you ihould at
6 tend; go, run quickly to the afiitance
(" CT thofe unfortunate Perfons whom the
internal machine may have wounded. -
The chief conlul convertible long time
with the citizens who preiented the adj
drefs. Among many things which he iaid
to the mayor of Paris, the following were
remarked:
SC l feel deeply affected with the proofs
OF afeetionate attachment whichsI have
r.ceived from the people ON the prefent
location. ! am not wholly undeferving
of them, as the fole Object OF my wifl,es
and actions is to encreafe their PROPERTY
and glory. AS long as that handful of az
iad.ns confined their attacks on me, | left
their punlhment to the laws and ordinary
tribunals /; but fnce they have attempted
by crime unexsmpled in hiitory, to en-
danger part of the population of this ci-
/ ty, their punifhment ihall be both prompt
and exemplary. Allure in my name the
people Of Paris, that this execrable fet of
wrctches, who have profaned Liberty by
their crimes which they have committed
In her name, lhall henceforward be re-
duced to perfect inability of doing any
mitchell. Let the citizens labour under
no uneafinefs; ihall never forget that it
IS my 6rit duty to watch over the Gafe,y
and protection of the people, againR all
attempts Of their enemies whether don1ef-
| tic or external.
When the Mayors, &c. withdrew,
the Chief Conful proceeded to atterd the
parade In one Of the fquares of the palace.
lie was received with univ erfal enthufalm
by an immence croud, which extended
from the gates of the palace, to the treet
L.helAe. lhey maniieited IN the ttrOng-
eff manner, their adherence to the fenti-
ments which their magifrate had juR ex-
prehed; and their acclamations were only
interrupted by the band Of Coniular Guard,
that repeatedly played the tune-ou peut
on etre mieux qu'au iein de "a patrie
The congratulatory fpeech Of the Pref
dent of the Tribunal of ca1ation and ap-
peal, contains the following panage,
which may be found curious and interef-
ing.
" An inviGble hand, more powerful
and more fure than that of wickednefs,
has mifguided its rage and the Republic
is faved at the fame time with yourfelf.
g A thoufand thanks are therefore due
to that tutelary providence that prefides
over the fate of empires! Citizen Conful,
your foul rifles hyperion to all fears, to all
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Ao'ieu LII the IruOns, the "
rol, and Carinthia, mutt file off immed;
ately by the way of Clagenfurt to PrucL
to join the imperial army, except fuch ~
may direct their courfe towards Italv
They fhail put themlelves in motion ~
the points where they now are, as foon =.
the intelligence of the prefent convention
ihall reach them, and their march fhall h.
regulated by German poh and halfeacb
day. The gen. in chiefof the French a,mv
of the Rhine is authorized to allure the FIJI
filment ofthis article by delegates having
initructions to follow the route of the i'm
periaf troops as far as Pruck.
The execution Of this article i, on NJ
account to be delayed beyond the period
necehary, with regard to the dieances.
Art. 6. The forts Of Kufltein, Schoer-
nitz, and the other fortified points in the
Tyrol ihall all be given up to the French
army, to be reaored.i in their prefent fate.
at the concufion and ratification of peace.
If it follows the armi1ice without the re.
newal of hoRilities.
The debauches Of Pientlermentz, Nau-
dert, and other natural fortrefes in the
Iyrol, il,all be'placed.at the difpofal Of the
French army.
Art. 7. The magazines belonging in
this Country to the Imperial army are left
to its difpoition.
Art. 8. The fortrefs of Wurtzbursh,
in Franconia, and Brenau, in the circle OF
Bavaria, fhall alfo be given up to the
French army to be reitored on the fame
terms as the forts Of Ruff ein, and Soho.
ernitz.
Art. 9. The Troops, as we'll thole of
the Empire as of his Imperial Majefy
which occupy thele places, lhall eyacuate
them {; the CARTON of Wurtzburghsson the
10Th Nivoie, January E 1901 that of
Brenau the 18th Nivole january 4, 1901
and thoie which occupy the forts Of the
Tyrol on the 1Sth Nivole, January S.
Art. 10. All the garrifons fhall march
out with the honors Of war, & hall iet out
by the ihortef road to the imperial army.
They fllall carry away with them none Of
the artillery, military flores and provif-
on, or provilions of any kind from thefe
places, with the exception Of fublifence
neceisary for their march, as far as the
line of denarcation.
Art. II. Delegates fhhal be reiPett-
fully named to examine the prefent ftua-
ton of thefe places, but at the fame time
the time occupied in this ilaveAigation
ihall not protraet the period fixed for their
evacuation.
Art. IL. The extraordinary levies ap-
pointed in the Tyrol fhallbe Immediately
countermanded, and the inhabitants tent
to their homes. The order and the execu-
tion Of this releaie fhall not be retarded on
any pretext of whatever nature.
Art. IL. The General in chief OF the
army of the Rhine wifhing on his hde to
give his royal highnefs the Archduke
Charles an unequivo cal proof Of the mo-
tives that determined him to demand the
evacuation of the Tyrol, declares that
with the eycertiop of the fort of Kuitte1ns
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the empire: but France, that has entruit-
ed her deRiny to your hands, impoies on
you the utmoR attention to the fecurity
of our per{on.''
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COPY OF THE ARMISTICE
CONCLUDED BETWEEN
TIE g4RCHDUKE CHARLES AND
GENERAL MOREAU.

in Chief eftbe French and Impeyular-
my in Germany, anxious to put a Rob,
as far as lies zvitbu their ba7vev, to THE
m/epara5I eviks O f7vny, bave agrreato
t,sat Of an arm,jYice. For tbi, bx,pee
Moream, general in ehief, Viizor Fa-
mean Lahore, general ef brigade, end
bis royal bigbne/s the 0rcbduk< Charles,
naJ0r count de Crime, and col Wand-
bue de Vnal Of The /q4lq, being vsAed
7v'fb Lpeeial to1ce,s, bave agreed to
The folzozving eonditioxs:
Art. /. The line of demarcation, be-
tween the diyiiion of the Gallo Batavian
army, under the command of gen. Ange-
reau, in the circle of WeRphalia, from the
higher Rhine and Franconia, to Rayar-
dorf, ihall be particularly lettled between
that general and the commander Of the
imperial and royal army whichis now op-
po1ed to it.
From Bayerdorf, this line paaes to
FIertland, Nuremberg, Newmark, PART
berg, Layer, Stadlam, Lof and Ratifbon,
where it crohes the Danube, along the
rightbank Of which it extends as far as
Erlaph, which it remounts as far as its
| iouice, pailes Marckgamingen, Kogelbach
Gonlingen, Hammox, Mendleng, Ieopol-
ton, lieiflemach, Vordeacnberg, and Leo
ben, follows the left bank of the Muhr,
till 1t reaches the place where this river
cuts the rout of Salzburg to Clagenfuit,
which it follows to Sperat, re-aicends the
road Of Veronne by Inewz and Br;xen,
as far as Botzen, from thence it reaches
70 Maham Glunn and St. Mrie, whence it
arrives by Bormio in the Valteline, where
It is united with the army of Italy.
Art. z. The map of Germany, by
Chauchad, fhall regulate the difcnflions
which may here fr1t take place refpeG-
ing the line Of demarcation ceded above.
Art. 8. On the rivers which fhall iepa-
rate the two armies, the points where
bridges ihall be preierved, fhall be deter
mined by fuch particular arrangements as
may be Judged ufeful, either for the wants
OF the army, or the advantage Of the cp-
polite countries; the generals in chief Of
the reflective armies fhalI come to an un-
deritanding on thefe fubjeds, or fhall mark
out the right to the generals commanding
the troops at thefe points.
Art. 4. The French army not only
ihall occupy excluively all the points of
the line OF demarcation fated above, but
farther to iecure continued interval be-
tween the two armies, the line of the adj
vanced potts of the imperial and royal
army, fhall be throughout all its extent,
except the Danube, a German mile at
leaf dinant from that of the French army.
Art. s. With the exception of the fafe
guards, or guards Of police, which fhall
be employed or fent into the Tyrol by the
REFLECTIVE armies in equal numbers, but
which fhall be the leaft pofible, las may
be hereafter regulated by fpecial conven-
tion) no other troops of his imperial ma
lefty fhall remain within the circle of the
line OF demarcation. Thoie which at pre-
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!
Brelgn htellsg "a. /
PARIS, December !
ATTEMPT TO ASS44SS1L 4TEs
BOUNAP.4 RTE.
The French government N 3c taken
means to dencunce tc all Europ the at
tenpts which have been made againft the
life of the chief conful. 1t is underitood
that meafares will be adopted to prevent
imilar outrages. The minifter of foreign
affairs has written the following circular
letter on the iubjee}, to all the powers in
<nr1ity with France
PARIS.
!" You will read with horror in the an
nexed paper the account Of an attempt
made againh the lite OF the chief coniul.
From The circumstances of the crime you
will perceive what vile and execrable de-
icrip,ion ofmen were the initruments of it.
The genius OF France has once more iaved
his life. Whatever conjedures may be
formed concerning The quarter from which
the frR inpuife proceeded, Europe in
learning that the crime has been frufrat-
ed, will become more and more convinced
that the dchiny of great man is under
the immediate protection of heaven itielf,
and that it las placed it too far above the
~ reach Ct a handful of villains, for them to
,.sy be enabled TO fucceed in their deiiens, or
W TO arrei9 its cour{e.
!. :" The attempt as not fore(een-it had
been conceived by let of men, who have
always takena part more or lefs prominen,
in thehonors e the revolution, who have
ever been anxious to excl. e previous terro,
by announcing their Internal deGgns. I,
is Fix weeks Gnce this lait enterprise has
been announced. The public voice loudly
proclaimed the neceiity Of redoubling
nsaiures of rrecaution. The chief conful
owes his difference to that enrhuiiailn OF
which he is the ob,ec, to fat:sfy the ma
tional fenfbility by giving orders for a
more attiye Wig ceto be cxerciied around
his perlon.'
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- Il greet baTyga1"*
Twill fell. or leaie for 10

= '" "a I'LL, Va 49," - -
years. VALUABLE FARM, n he
county Of Cut pepper, and tate ot Er5:-
MA, On Flat Ruiz, containing $50 ac5cs.;
he Iaud is extremely fertile, aa. yicl,s.
a;,unlan,iy il the product Of corn, w:cat,
and tobacco there are about 90 acres
Of n4sdow land, 50 or 60 Ct vsa:ch are
cleared, and Is acres we'll Tex II timothy,
about so acres of the traa az c!es:ea
and we'll enc.ofed. This lana IS di.ians
from Fredericksburg about aS miles, AID
:, miles from Alexandria ard the City ct
Warrington. There are fveral valuable
merchant mills in the vicinity, ore within
the diitance Of mile, where tie Frede-
rickibusg prices are given Tor al! KINDS OF
grain.
l will ALTO fell the reverilon CT
$50 acres OF land adjoining the above, cn
which are eretted a number Of valuable
buildings, among them large dwelling
houie 60 feet by 40, with 4 rooms on
hOor, with tire Places, ana every ilecti-
GarY out houias-a yaIlabie peach and ap-
pie orchard.
a further deicription is deemed unne-
ceGary, as any per!ou dehsoss OF gpurchat-
ing or leatrg will doubtless with TO view
the pcemifes. Fer terms apply to Robert
Brooke VoiS, ETC. who lives adjoining
the prer.ites, or to The iabicriber.
zuM ayo Seller Rsrt,
Two three tory Brick Houfes
in Alexandria, completely fniihed, On
Kin. and Columbia !t-eet;, with !undly
valuable property near the fame, poAehion
whereof may be had Immediately. The
ltuation for the -four and grocery bufneis
equal to any in Alexandra.
For terms Apply to Henry and ho:nas
Moore, Alexandria, or to the iubi>rlSeS,
NICHOLAS VOsS.
City Of 4., Walhi"g'0n, Jaw
N. B. IwiG1 to hire by the month,
or until the 1T day Of November, ten or
twelve labourers, for whom liberal wages
will be given. Apply to N. Vols, on
F free,, or w. T. Vofs, at the Navy
Yard.
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Inc S~5iicrs5cr 1OlA SELL
EXCHA.;GE for approved lands
near tie B!us-Rldge,

A valuable Tract OF Lane
in Northumberland county, two miles
from the cou,, houle, ana near the bank
q: the Potomac, containing 1903 acres.
This tract is divided into two plantations,
on the one there is brick dwelling houie
50 by s. feet conveniently divided, and
two orlck offices, "a by lo feet. A farm
ID hou;e 20 by 10 feet dehsned for an
oveTieer, and Other CUT houies.
The conveniences O. ;h,s place are e.
oualled by few, and the proiPeet excellcd
by none in the ttare. The houfe is tltu-
atcd on high hill and commands an ex-
teniive view CT the Potomac and the Chef
apeake bay. There is creek Astounding
with the Gneit fin and oyfers, which ter
inmates the fat land of this tract, that is
nayigaole for bay craft, and affords an
excellent landing place within halt mile
Ct the houie. On this part OF the tract
there is an excellent bearing apple and
peach orchard, and variety OF other
fruit trees. 1t has a great Efficiency of
oak and hickory timber, for the ute OF
the plantation, beGdes large quantity OF
pine.
On the other plantation there is frame
dwelling houfc 81 by IS feet, and few
CIT houies, iuch as tenants generally have
.5out them. This part of the tract is as
wei: i;tuated fol- farming as any lands In
Virginia. It is we'll watered, has fluff
,iency of timber for its iuppors, and
aouriir;ng young peach and apple orch
ards.
AS it is preiumable that no perfen will
make fuch a purchafe WITHOUT viewing the
prem;les, all that is neceGary to add is that
Mr.. Spencer Ball, living thereon, will
.iiew the whole, and is fully authorized to
make fale thereof.
JAMES V. BALL.
N. 5. Any perion purchai'ng may be
lupplied with aock of all kinds neceaary
and iuaicient for the plantation.
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Valuable P,.obe1t" for Sale.

SEVEN hundred and lightweight acres
in the county OF Hanp,hire, on the wa
tess ofGreat Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 50 from
WincheRer. This land is foll Of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 to 50 acres OF bot
ton, ard rich high lands to each; and in
the heart of the timber there is a line feat
for faw-nill. Capt. Daniel Rice Will
!new the lands.
Three thou(ard eight hundred and for
tv-iive acres in the county ct Ohio, on
the waters of Grave and Fin Creeks,
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pittiburg. Some of thefe lands are
very good, with considerable quantities q
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent TN
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
of that county, will thew theie lands.
One hundred f5venty-hx and three
foartl,s acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near is mouth, ard within ! of a mile
of the River potosaaik. This land has
about 70 or 60 acres of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with ia fire Sugar
Trees on it; from which an informed,
there may be made 5ooolb. Of good fusar
annually. There are alto feat icr sriit
AMI law mills on it, equal to any IN that
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That valuable
y Acre LOT,

SITUATE On the rev road leading
rom Alexandria to I.eeiours, about two
miles from Alexandra, ara oppeilse to
re lands ct Francis Peyson, efquire--oo
which lot is erected a large ard convent
cn, frame hou{e, Well Of excellent water
near the hou.e, .o;,e fencing on the let,
aud IS lupI>o:ed to be 4 good fsnd Tor a
:avesu c. ttcce-it being tie fame houie
and 10, lately occupied by Mr.. PiIiing.
Any peT:on whining to purchaie the fame
by private contract, previous TO the tine
aforementioned, will plea!e apply to MIR.
kincaie, merchant, King .treet, Aiexan-
dria.
T. G.. MARSTELLER,
Auc,rs cost Vendhe- Natter.
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January Is.
FARRLR.

TIE fuhityiber, lately from Gambler
lard county, England, informs the gen.
t!cmcn os Alexandria, and its neie':'cr
hoo,l, that he keeps Fable at the i'sn OF
the Black A,y>r, King {treet, Alexandria,
where he intends practifng his protection,
as toxiug, nicking ard curing all forts Of
diaemPe,s, iuch as fpavins, ringbones,
cribs, yellow water, blind itagers, weak
eyes and CHAMBERS. Li!lewiie, cutting
and ip!aying all kinds of creatures. He
will iniure all hories in the time of nickins
and cutting, ii required. p No ex,.
no Ply.
lanes FEARON.
Jnl1y % eO
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ThompIon and Veitch
Haze ,cceivea BY the brig Commerce, capt.
3ala4vin, from England,
A Consignment OF Quantity OF
D K Y G. @ q u S,
Amongst which are,
Printed calicoes and chintzes,
Mullins Of various kinds,
Plain and figured Cambria,
Malinetts and dinlties,
Irilh linens and table linens,
Shawls, ho;iery ard ribbons,
Blaale;ing, ierges, &c. &c.
Being deiirous OF cloiing the fales freedily,
heaoove goods will DC *, d uno!na:!y low,
for cath, produce OF notes at ainort date.
Aug. 7.
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70 be Let,

For one year, or longer If required,
The HOUSE~and two acre
LOT, including two well cultivated gar
dens, at p,eient occupied by the fu0ierib
ef, nearly adjoining Mr.. Hoof's meadow,
.and within lhors diaaAce @! the town OF
Alexandra, The hoate is IN complete
order for the reception ola gentees family.
poGeiIion Nay be had Immediately on ap-
u!icatior to JOHN VIII ~
Corner Of Fairfax and Cameron ttreets.
lnlV II. q
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pUDLN SALE.

On FRICAr, tbs 2Stb day e A4syf
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
- Tobacco Wanted.

The faoicriber wifhcs to purchafe few
hhd8. OF Tobacco on the inipectlor OF A
Icxandria, ColcheHer or Dur!rles.
JOHN c. LADD.