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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

And the fad Proprieto.s voted and aGeiled Tax Of
ibifyr ay5. for the year 1879, each Proprietors
right in faid tewn and committed the fame to the faid
Andrew Rogers, E4q TO collect And the whole Of
fad lah mentioned Tax now appears to be due and
unpaid.
And ~hcfeas all the above mentioned Taxes have
been pofed and publ Ghed by the iad Andrew Rogers
Ell the Law directs. vet peron has appeared TO
dchsrge the fame. Therefore, public notice Is JereJy
give7 Tha urlcf the above mentioned Taxes aud IN
tcrvenng charges hereoa paid or before sa6sy
fb 4f5 aay o. aa4asy next 20 much OF the delinquent
Propricors Lands will be luhcent 70 dcharge she
fld Taxes and Intervening charges the con- will be fold
Pub &c Ven1ne the hghea bidder on the faid 4th
day Of January next 10 OF the clock in the fore
roons q he dwelling houie Of capt. Abraham Pay,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

y. 9. ] he delInqnents n1ay cat on Ihr iublcn-
Der, Or SAMUEL p. RUSSELL, Efq. Of No5lb,ar-
EIpatA, with whom the onis ar- left
Buhan p. Field, Collector
I'd DjRrd, I'd Dipy6oa ~ State Of M.9,ebufH,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09
Nsa0 Adosrtjlsment5.
DIRECT TAX
80 ntsTRicr, SECOND DIVISION, IN. THE
ssto'1 r.rE as mAssAcHUsETTs.

DISTANT TO 40 at of CongTeis, pafled The
I)o"sb dsy Of July. 1898, entitled . an al to
s,lra direct tax within the United state"
iF shs odstpublic fale.at the dwelling sonie OF
1911 lao innholder IN NorthYarmouth, on
81 a.3sy III. 18th Of January next, at o'clock
!" 4, mnch of the under defcrIhed estates, con
g..as # yelling bouts aod laadS, as VII iAtsy
Tx due thereon. togetherwith the legal cons
y. = rbafsrs uairis fad taxes and charges oe
~ nreyious 70 thar time.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

lnnhOider. in "a Lebanon. lie Vendue will conf
nue and be adjourned from day 20 DAY and from time
70 sifisss occsion may require o
poMNcus GOODWIN. s %sa~ 1 = MIX /. a. #
THOMAS KICKER. Land, foy non oc,z4srt c,r
ANDRLW ROGERS. .cxef.
BrrT0ieI Ca. q, Sor (9s)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

a'Nit'SH ZoL 20 81
:. SITUATED IN NORTHYARMOUTH
,s.0tttzgr Allen ao1 40 u
o 9,l'm backaam s37 50 6S SO 80 48
4'"s ny'Ss 'C5 23 80 50 -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
tsn,s determined to protect us they NOV :

tsn.s determined to protect us they NOV
ed off, itill fwearing vengeance
"Next day there was meeting called Of
republicans, as they are plealed to file
tkcmfelves, at which, among other propo-
iitions that were made, one was that mo
pruferm the Rate Of Georgir @oaH be al
h1utd toprint any Thing ag0izf The P,.f-
dent. Gen. Jackson attended this meet
ing, and was appointed one of a committee
to draft rules ard organize a fociety in
each county of the fate. for the purpole Of
carrying into execution the above plan.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
LEGHORN, Se6f. s.

. TIE 1rigafef, z0bic5 baVs no7v diJat-
Peared from arr neigbboybood, haze car
,1ed off 7Oitb tkrm the Fseucb frjgaie
Sneec/s, gvbicb fogetber qvub 6 fyag/borts,
7veie6 7vere to carry pr>vJf2ns oxd Hmmx-
nitiou 10 ssRand Ella, tfAi1fetben bands.
lbe Frssnc6 army betSrs Poylo Frrrajo. is
f6t'e9y PIT int a greaf deal Of dJqrcls, be-
izg IN 7Oaat Of e0e,y neeeDayy, 0wa Ike bA-
rem Wand can furuj1 them 4vifb no Iuee-
xahce.
TIE French Igete Bravoar, qvbicb 4vas
7oreeked, eaanst 6e./a.Jed. The French are
/aOing the eanHsn0 ar of,'er, 54t tie qvreck
1uiH Be abund9ued Ia tbeEa.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
Late foreign Jntsulgeare.
PARIS, Sept. ri.

In confequence of the many diverlions
to which the complimentary days give oc-
cation, politics are entirely forgotten here
for fome days, and even the journals APP.
pear very irregular. The concourfe a,
the exhibitions, at the Louvre, is particu.
larly grca, IN the evening, on account OF
the beautiful Examinations.
The Ruaian anbanador, count Mar
kow, prince Dolgoruky, and the Rullian
colonel, baron Niikant, arrived here al
moft at the fame time, from ST. Petsrf-
burg.
The project of the department of Le-
man, and B. Dolomier, have iet out for
Geneva, to lay the foundation fone for
the hofpital and houie Of entertainment,
which the fri conful has directed to be
built on the top of the Simolon. They
will at the fame time yiiit Mount Blanc,
the highef mountain in Europe, which &C
cording to the latef calculations, is ele-
waited s+z6 fathoms (toiies) above the fur
face of the lea, while the Peake of Tene-
rife is only 1000, and Mount Etna, in
Sicily, only 1917 totes higher than the
flea. Only the Cordelliers, in America,
are higher than Mount Blanc.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
LONDON, October 3.
FRENCH CLERGY.

E*fraH 81 iefferj ren RoSre, Ang. 7o.
+" The Concordat, agreed upon between
the Pope and the Firit Conful, had for is
object to -eitablilh in France the public
worfhip fthc Catholic Church. Tie
Sovereign Pontif explained himielf formal
ly, & the French Miniiter Cacoult has
made no myeery of it. The Cardinal
Caprara, appointed Legate Late,a to fee
the Concordat executed, is to take his
route through the Tyrol, and enter France
by the way of Alface. The PRONUNCIATION
OF the Bull will not take place till he ar
rives IN Paris. He will refide there for
about year, to confolidate the buiinels.
This intelligence is authentic BUT what
now follows has not the fame degree of
authenticity, becaufe the Fir& Conful has
Threatened to withdraw his iignature, if the
clanies Of the Concordat ihon!d be pnblilh.
cd before it was officially promulgated.
:. There is mention of general rcfis
nation of all the French Bihops. The
Pope takes upon him to demand tha, the
Old Prelates, and the Firlf Conful will O.
biige the new 70 conform TO the psopoii-
tiop.
" The Epifopal Sees will be filled 10
by peyiens Preiented to them by the Fira
Coniais and confirmed by the Pope, as has
been dcne in France before the Reyolu-
ton. The Curates are to be appointed
by the Bifhops and Projects jointly. The
Catholic Religion is to be recognized as
that OF the Majority Of the Frcact, It's
miniiters to have falaries, aud fan6tion
is TO be given to the fale of the ecclsfaai.
cal property. The form of the engagement
TO be taken is TO be--We prornife facility
TO the Governmental the French Republic,
as eitabliihed by the Contribution
/" The Jefuits of Spain, who had laa
year permitiion to return to their country,
have ince received counterorders. The
Pope has granted to thofe of Rnfiia new
bfief, which confirms their general and
their inRitusion, efabIilhes them through.
out the whole of the Empire upon the fame
footing that they were before their diGo-
luton, notwithstanding any bull, brief,
&c. TO the Contrary. They are alto re-
itored In Sardinia, fome parts of Italy, and
IN Rene, with numerous body of noyi-
GATES.
There are two boufes ofthem in France
1.-THE one Al Paris, tie other at Rouen.
he inaitatian bears the title OF the So
ciety Of the Faor Of Jefus. The Able
DE Bfogllo Is gone to found ieminary of
them IN England, BIT weunderiland that
the Old Jefutts DO not acknowledge this ef-
taoIiihfneat, ord confdcr It's members on
~ as bAaard IcFpits."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
SaV0Nn0k. or. Is

Sav0nnab, or. IS.
Since | wrote to You laf, | hayeex.
perienced great deal of trouble and AMI
ETY.. Whining TO do equal iuitice 70 all
parties, and to conduct our paper with i'm.
Partially we gave admiilion to a number
OF pieces on both iides of the queaion.
At the particular reqneR of two young
men of antifederal politics, though much
againa our owa inclination. we pubilhed
an extract from the Aurora, containing
iomc remarks unfavorable to the charaeter
Of general Gum. This drew forth an an
fwer from friend Of the general, under
the fgnature Of Q. who cnioined upop ps
feyrecy, as TO the au,hor. After this pub.
lica'ion, the young men JUG mentioned
waited uponuS, TO know who was the writ
er ct Il; his name, Of courfe, we refuied
to give up, and they left US, though very
much diaatisEed. In the evening | went
to the poG-oficc, and, whilf | was wait
ing for the papers, gen. Jaclsior ftepped in.
and fhortly after, entering into conyerfati-
on win me, began q long harrangue, which
he ended in praiiing his own exploits dur
ing the American revolution, ard declar-
ing;that the country land this fate in par.
ticularl was indebted to him for It's indie
pendence. He then obferved 10 me that,
when | came 60 Savannah, [ was GOOD
republican, to which replied, that my
principles were tine fame now that they
ever had been; he centralized me, and
faid that was in Bi1hj1 pay. TO 70 direct
an affront | gave him the lie, upon which
he threatened to break my head. prepar-
ed myielftor the attack, but after his max
ing great nofe, the fceac clofed for the
evening. The two young men before
fpoken Of are aids to gen. Jackfon, and
were by him, no doubt, inRigated IL
their fubfeqGcnt conduit for, after the
affair with the general, they again called,
upon US and demanded the author ef ..
We perliifed in our refufal, when one of
them made an attack upon me with
loaded horfewl,ip, while l was unarmed.
was fortunate enough to remain the blow,
and had an opportunity Of handling him
pretty roughly.
:" After this they collected a mob, pre-
tented their piifolS to my brcah, threat
ching 70 pull down our houfe, and to heaye
the types into the river, five did NOT III
fantly give up the authors name but
they were looE oppofed By more than an
equal number respectable citizens; which
occahoned them to diiperfe in terrible
rage. They collected ithird time, but
finding the respectable Part Of the inhabi.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
From the LONDON GAZETTE,
October 18th, 1901.
By TIE KING.
A PROCL AVIATION

Declaring The CeDanon Of .4rms, a, zveNt,
Sea as Liant, agreed apou betqveen kp
MJs,T and The French Rebabhc, a,t
e3joining TIE o5/erv4tou tbeuef.
GEORGE r.
WHEREAS preliminaries for referring
peace between us and the French Republic
were iiSned at London on the GrR day Of
this infant, October, by the plenipoteo-
tiary ofus, ard by the tplenipo,en,lary Of
the French republic and whereas, fer
the putting an end to Uncertainties Of
war as foon and as far as may Re poRible,
it hath been agreed between US and the
French republic rs follows that is tofay,l
that as ioon as the preliminaries hall be
iigned and ratified, iriendfhip fhou!d be
eaabliihed between us and the French re-
public, by iea and land, in all parts Of
the world, and that all hoailities hoult
ceafe Immediately and in order topTe-
vent all cafes OF complaint and dlputc
which might arife on account of prizes
which might be made at fea after the fig
nature Of TIE preliminary articles, it has
been alto reciprocally agreed, That the vel
fels and effects which might be taken in the
Britifh channel and in the North Seas, ar
ter the fpace of twelve days, to be COM
puted from the exchange of the ra'ihca,,
tons of TIE preliminary articles, ihould
be rettored on each fdc; that the term
lhould be one monh from the Britiih chan
mel and the i!orth Sea as far as the Canary
Hands including, whether in the Ocean or
in the Mediterranean two months from
the faid Canary Hands as Ear as The Equa-I
tor; and laifly, five months in all other
parts of the world, without any exceptions
or any smorc particular defcription of time
or place And whereas the ratification OF
the faid preliminary articles between Us and
the French republic were exchanged by the
REFLECTIVE plenipotentiaries Of us, and OF
the French republic, on the 10th day OK
this Infant October, from which day the
feveral terms above mentioned Of t"eiTe
day s, of one month, OF two monib' anos
of five months, are TO be computed AnH
whereas is our royal will and peainfte
that the ceGation of hoftilities between Us
and the French republic fhould be agree
able to the feveral epochs fixed between Us
and the French republic, we have thoughs
&c, by and with the advice of oar frSy
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new determination OF the limits, may !,
ciprocalsy retire to the poaeilions Of ,h Is.
reflective itates. They ihall likewic. h
power to difpofe of their property, mo-. e
able and inmoveable, for period Of ~"
years, to be computed from the dav os "'
changing the notifications of the uret
treaty.
v. "A treaty of commerce fhall h. :.
gociated between the two powers. to ea.L
liill in dehnative manner the comms,a,
relations between France and Porrua,l
in the mean time is agreed upon o
Firt-That the communication MN
be re. efablilhed Immediately after the 90
change of the notifications, and thar ,A
agents and factors of commcrce lhsll -.
each fide, be reeored to the poGefio0 os
the rights, immunities, and preropativs.
which they enjoyed before the war.
Seconly-That the citizens and fubisa.
of the two powers fhall equally and r.
ciprocally enjoy in the Nates of both al
tine rights which tholc of the mott favored
nations crjoy.
Ihirdly-That the commodities and
merchandise produced from the foil or man
ufaetures Of each of the two powers. h,I
be admitted reciprocally, without rearc-
ton, and without being liable for any d.
ty which would not equally affect the com
nodities and merchandise of a fimilar n,
ture imported by other nations.
Fourthly-That the French cloth. NAV
be Immediately imported into Portugal
on the footing of the mott favored merchau
die.
Fifthly-That in other points Ill III.
ftipu!ations inherited in the preceding aui
Giles, and not contrary to the p-cfent trea.
ty, thall be Provifinally exccuteo until the
conclulion of treaty Of de6nitive com
merce.
VI. The notifications of the pre(ent
treaty ihall be exchanged at Madrid with.
In the term of 20 days at fariheH.
Exchanged by dup!acata, the 9TH Ven.
demiaire in the 10 year of the French
republic, (19th September, 1901
(Signed)
LUcIgN BUoNApARTr.
CYPRIANo BIBEIRo FR1rrR.
From the LONDON GAZETTE,
October 18th, 1901.
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HkEMMA 81 70

l4f@f agbf eftbe I7tb, coant Lr4ois de
o0Ds@f@ff aryfvca here fjom Paris, aadyc/-
f'rd9y 1Yeaf mir rm9s,vy in fbe cl1x-
~, M|9is 9.sQ'r1ee efhsaDl. hbe i'm c01/ai
Rraf<ffd nm 70H5 ~ ebaui~f let 4sjs5 ala.
1.aT4 az ~ I'Fe1og< Af4rJ 5r ibs 0r2ey az
o. Sfs.a6sa,s9f v,bieb BE- aty,s4l rr,I
RI ., arr Sl'"'afsraf soo,ooS-fos3.4.. n.
~ -, @p5g /o0a e desissa govo l.to be e5il.e
= re b,g6erQ,fiels,,H ], ,<bsyted ,hot
fs< Eoh,t VI Lsn954, in The neoo,.;z,;aa,
s.'E0 fro11fe, 69f p,sbslsa g 10 fl0o,e i5s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27

kingdom efAyanis in facvor Of tbe Aftb-
dixie Ferdinand, as a (etaado- genifare Of
tie boxfe Of Anfria, ami thar TIE /ame
qrns to eonGa effbe ei-dsvant Belgium, the
bj5opriek efLsege, Xix la Cbapele, STD
dAo, and MaLmedy.'
On the I6tbm The prs/snee at the empe-
ror, fbe fyf R0ne zvas laid for The ne1.'
bridge over our arm in The DaAxbe.,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
MILAN. Sett. II.

r.
Tbt king Of Ehzria has appointed the
marquis Yiviano, a friend Of the com,
Ventxra, tbs prime mujqrr. Befdes fbe
Tan Of 100, 900 /fnAi Of The city ef Fls-
remct, be has demanded angtber eCIso. 900
Of the city Of Legham.
Af Legborn, The corps Of Polondsr,
marchea ont, and ayeaed /e~veral pey/ons
7o6o rejoieed tOo lard at the .aisfortare of
tee f4oo French frgates, tie Suce./s and
The Bravour., The continuation Of The
Fege Of Porto Ferrajo n9trs fbereb, 4,ery
nracb, and the commmanGers cjr tbat gar
rjoa haze declared, I" tbet tbey pv,H not
gfUe nf f6e place nutHa formaI s7v,yften re-
Fgnafioa Of the arebduke Ferdinand goa,
produced 10 tbem.''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
BALTIMORE, November IS.
THE LATEST.

Ysferagy cflernoox a,riUed, The Zip Per-
/sve,anee, caPtam Brydtn, in thirty
.Jaa, dry from Lord n, bringing ne4vs
to THE l4tb IF Oe. o5er.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
BY this Days Mail.

NEW YORK, November 10.
Extract of a letter from the editor Of rhe
Savannah Mufeum, to his correfpondent
In New Y ork, dated
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-25
Baitimares 1901.
Pr OPOSAL
BY Warner G5 Hanna,
For publiihicg by Subscription,
Sie Xolames Of
SELECT PLAYS,
To be entitled,
The American Theatre.
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
1. The whole iet will be printed In
5 handiome duodeeimo fize, or iuper-
fine wove paper, and new type, made
purpofely for the work.
2. The price to fubftribers, neatly bound
and deferred, will be one dollar per-
lume-to non fubfcribers one dollar and
Twenty-Five cents.
8. No money required until the delivery
OF each volume, and at the completion
of the whole Lii of its patrons will be
given.
q. The hrh volume will eonfiis of the lol-
lowing mach admired plays Cattle
Spectre, Heir al L0rU, tie Stranger,
and Secrets Wo,fb KuoqUiug.
s. The publifhcrs pledge thelnfelves to
be particular in their Election, by Civ
ing place to fach plays as are publicly
and juitly admired for purity of fenti-
ment, and elegance of dietion and no
expence withheld in rendering the work
for beauty equal to any in America.
G-T When it is contidered that the A.
merican public have never as yet been put
In poiiefion, from preiS in this co,:,try,
ola fer OF well feleeted and approved plays,
capable OF producing much rational ienti-
ment, chaite wiz, and good humor, 70
we'll calculated to inculcate morality, a.
muie, recreate and animate the mind--the
publiihers Aatter tileInielves their EXERT
ons will meet with encouragement.
ca S@e/fyipiions are rrceivea at TIE
oDfcS ~ tbe ALEXANDRIA ADvER TIsER
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NJ / S S / " e.

From MIR. c. Beverley's paf-
ture, at Elkwcod, a light bay faddie
HORSE, about IS hands high, with a
fmall ttar in his forehead, and his hip on
the near iide fomewhat larger than the
other. tfs ALSO,
A red bay HORSE, about IA hands
high, with a ftnall far in his forehead,
and one hind and fore foot, on the fame
iidc, white. A liberal reward will be
given TO any perlon who will deliver the
fad horfes, or either of them, to MIR.
Beverly at Elkwood, to me in Northum-
oerland county, or fecurc them and give
me notice 70 thatthey be recovered.
WALTER JONES.
Sept. III. go
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NEGROES. and LANI)S
FOR SALE.

! with to fell a number of
ry valuable Negroes, among whom are a
good waggoner, fhoemaker, houfe- maid.
&c. None more capable (ervan.s are To-
be met with! Twill give lllort credit
upon them, ahured ofbu1Rnol payment
Ifhave about Goo acres of land
lying along the Ohio, abont s or mile.
below Lsneitone.: zoo between the town
OF Wilmington and Mays Lick, in M don
county, and feveral tracts in the interior
counties in kentucky, for Eale, or to ex.
change for property in this or the fate OF
Maryland.
The Grit ofthofs is nearly all bottom
the iecond lies well for cultivation. !,
in an excellent fneighborhood, well tim
bered, with good never falling water.
and both have a delightful range for
rock, particularly hogs. The titles are
indifpatable. A good layeaia may be ha,i
OF thote and other lands In thar rate /
have ALTO for fsle, a Glare in the Potomac
Company, and finall annuity In the.rowp
OF Alexandria. a good Wagon and team
and good brood mare, with colr. and
in foaI.
Apply to me near CenteryilIe.
VAL. PEERS.
y. B. / ihould prefer difpo6ng of the
Negroes 10 or near Alexandria, as NAV be
Waterloo, Sept. IS. eo4w
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Tie SuLie1iber will SELL,
EXCHANGE for approved land
near the Blue Ridge,
A valuable Tract OF Land

A valuable / raCts OF LaIlu
in Northumberland county, two miles
from, the court houGe, and near the bank
of the Potomac, containing 1863 acres.
This tract is divided into two plantations,
on the one there is brick dwelling houtc
50 by SO feet conveniently divided, and
two brick offices, "a by rs feet. Alarm
ed houfe 20 by I6 feet deiigned for an
overieer, and other out hcufes.
The conveniences ,of this place are e.
sualled by few, and the prelpeet excelled
by none in the fate. The houfe lis fitu-
ated on high hill and commands an ex-
teniive view of the Potomac and the Chef
apeake bay. There is a creek Astounding
with the fineft fifth and oyiters, which ter
inmates the fat land of this tract, that is
navigable for bay craft, and affords an
excellent landing place within halfa mile
of 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 great Efficiency OF
oak and hickory timber, for the ufe OF
the plantation, beiiaes large quantity OF
pine.
On the other plantation there is frame
dwelling houfe 81 by r5ieet, and few
out hou!es, (uch as tenants generally have
about them. This part OF the tract is as
we'll fituated for farming as any lands in
Virginia. Its we'll watered, has fluff
cheney of timber for its fupport, and
Rouriihing young peach and apPlesorch-
ards.
AS it is prefumahle that no perfen will
make fueh a purchaie WITHOUT viewing the
prern;les, all that is necefary TO add is that
MIR. Spencer Ball, living thereon, will
thew the whole, and is fully authorized to
make iale thereof
JAMES v. BALL.
NE Any perfon purchahng may be
fuppiied with flock of all kinds necefiary
and fuHicient for the plantation.
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10 be Leajed

10 Oc Lcl1JeU
For the term of II wears. at reafonabIe
rents,
Sundry tracts Of Land IN
~. c,,n.;e e pitt ~
in tenements &C conven;@ne d;a,apc e.
from ,oo 70 ,oa 80. C'e' '''''e''ii'''S'
~ 49, 49,,
r,6 acreo mon ,ta 80. po.o
noG,e 70 nrt Fredo,;o ae' oP-
49, ao.ss 49, ~
the nouth,of ,bf g W.. ,n 60 1oaoi'''' at
* 80 ~ ne ~ am opiiig run.
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-25
Z 70 Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or polea from the
lak/eu6sr's pzfurs, .fasar tbe .leat ct tie
late Mr.. Madix, axdeabout 4 rifles tran
this toqonJ On Tbuylagy right, the Iotb
iyfax., teoo CEILINGS, oaer Of, tbema
6rIgbt bay, about ,yIs hands bigb, Has a
baasiygi main and Elviteb rail, a far ard
fmaX 6laze or ARP asqvn to- or near bis
no/e, branded, on one IF bis thigbs, bm
pubieb is not yeeoLlsaed, fbu., O. !; he
srots zueH and very eqLy in a N,zv traveL-
ling gait, and quas5h5od 6etp,e.
TIE oiber bright Iorrel, abwtI4 hands
bis5, a .@ort made borfe, has a banging
main and fsoifeb tail, qvbits y3ol upsv
his back, oeegfoned ~ The ll4aale, f,ots
bard, and drags bis bid feet, by qvblcb
sbey are mueb qvo,u, Buds his beqd high
evbeu mdauf:d, has bad tbe g!anarrs far
Jane time, bui is alu9R 1veA, beqves. Aaod
bejo,s, but bad lga oue Of his J5oes.
Z, Wb2ever delivers tbeIaM boyes to the
Iu5/cyiber, l5aHreeerOe z Q doAaysye4oard,
or 10 deAaysJoy 1fber. eff tbem. If tie
Hoyfs acre f9ien, @Obicb is mare than
frg6a6le, tbe 4eyt5u tapping and /eea,ing
ibe thief, ia that be my be couUil7ed, BaH
rseerve a rs1rara IF 80 doAars ubou bis
berg roaviaed ia, .Jeealiag tie ef5rs/a,d
boyJes, or either Of item.
PHILIP r. FENDALL.
Hexon9yi0, I2tb Sp5t. 1907