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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09
Mr.. JENES,

Mr.. JENEs,
AS DANIEL DAVIS, tlq. who has faith
fully ierved The public 2s a Senator from this
county, is appointed to an ohi1e which Is IN
compatible with feat in Tie Leg 5iaAnre, it is
necefary to coofder who VIII be luitable per-
fon to tuPply bis place.
Several perfons have been nominated, and
Others will doubtlefs be in the minds Of lome
Electors. The office is important, and requires
the ferrous attention Of the citizens Of this coun-
". The abilities and faihfulnels Of
Woodbury. Storcr, E1q.
command The eAeem Of many.
If cloie attention TO the interets OF The
community, and of active, llrenuous endeavors
to promote lis wefare-If an acquaintance
with public bufaefs, and with men # relPeaa-
bilty in the various departments Of government.
III confidence among his fellow citizens, and
4 good reputation throughout he county-Ii
a patriotic lpirit and jealous datire 70 promote
The honor and haPpineG Of the United States
as well as of tbs Commonwealth-and, Ii
regard to religion and morality are contidera
ions flAicient 10 influence the people n then
condua on ibis occaGon, they will doubtless
give thcjr votes for thar gcntleman and ~ 10
doing they may refl Gati.6ed that they wal be
well d;lpofed Of.
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further 70 reprefnt this county ID lille Senate,
has turned the atteation Of many Of bis friends
and conttuen;s towards luiiaDle character to
!nPpiy his place, 1t has been the fubied Of
much converlation, and the refult has united
great npmbtr Of respectable characters in fever
Al Of tha townsi The county to give their votes
or the hrt Monday in.Ap';l next, for Senators
and councillors the year enfuing, to the
Hon. Stephen Longfellow, and
Samuel z. Rudell, Elquires.
The long ana faithful fervices Of Mr.. Long
fellow IN different departments OF our govern
ment' renders any comment upon him wholly
unDeceAary at his time. He will undoubtedly
BE thoien BY large majority
As Mr.. RnleA may not be generally known
IN every town in the county, it is proper to
mention that he has for fome years pat repre-
tented the town Of North Yarmouth in the Gen
eral Court, and that his conduit has given ratis-
fafion.
He is gentleman of liberal and polite edu.
cation, and Of eafy and agreeable manners
He is we'll acquainted with the agricultural and
mercantile intereRs Of bis country and to the
numerous clals Of his fellow citizens who have
the pleature Of a Perlonal acquaintance with
him, but tle need be Clid to unite them in
iuPPorr Of 4 chara6ter lo worthy to fuaaTn this
important Office Of honor and trnR.
UNION.
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Mr.. BaTard having declined accepting bis ap.
pointment as ambaGador to France, Mr.. Shor,
who IS now in Europe, has been nominated 10 that
office. 49, F
Mr.. Pearfoa 7jfcomb, ste'a cadet in the "a regi-
ment q Artiilerias and Eugtueers, i appointed
Lieutenant in the lanls
Mr. ,f9f9b Crols, cadet il the } It regiment of
At'iler;t and Engineers, is ALTO apPoiatrd Lieu
tenant in the fame
The Salem Gzz.tte fays, An Earthquake was ex
Perenced II this town aad vicinity, a Sunday after
noon, between and Z O'Clock
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09
LONDON. DEC. ~

LONDON, DEC. ~
1armonb Dec I6.-This morning arrived
,hs Disnna Packet, capt, Olborn, with feve, al
p24trgers anJ a meFsnger from Vieana, with
ddPatche, tor government. Report Rates.that
)h. archduke Joha has defeated the French,
.nI taken 1000 or COCO, fome fay 5000 pri-
ioners, befdes leveral pieces Of cannon.
7brse O'clock The mefenger, wnofe arrival
we have mentioned brings, we underItand, an
account of an advantage gained by the Auf-
1os on the 4'h init. 10 coniequence of which
tbes crohed The Ter, aud poGeGed themlelves
a Munich Star.
H1.J bg4 oae o'clock.~ We have Jun heard a
repo.t, thar the meGenger whole arrival from
Cu.haHeo we eannounced in a preceding
coiumn brought an account Of a fubieqaent
biIie on the 5th, ,inwhich the victory was Oh The
file Of The AuGrians, who fucceeded in taking
NJ >2ich.-At the late hour at which we heard
this rumour, it was impo9ible for US to acertain
upon what grounds It refs, or whether il IS
entitled to any credit. We fufPe6t, however,
the mehenger has only brought The Au&ran
accounts ofthe battle Of the Sd. CouIiera
Three s'eiack We again (fop the prels 10
ny, we Learn, letter had been received al the
Secretary Of State's office, dated the 5th, adert-
ing that the French are flying 10 all cir19ions
in coniequenoe Of their defeat on the 4,h and
+. 5h. Corriv,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09
OFFICIAL
Headquarters, H44g, I'd De. rs,
MY LORD,

"The march of General Kisnmayer, to-
wards be Iier, and the dreqion which the
whole army had hrf taken towards Lanilhnt..
having drawn comfortable part Of General
Aforeau's focrce towards Aerding, The heights
, etveen AIMING and Haag had been occupied
by one inrle diviion under General Nef.
III thy c0urle NJ lat night, however. General
Rlrresu bad reinforced his petition wj.n.5wo
more diviGons, and had taken the com nard
ol the whole himl-f
y eaerday al day break, tie height were AZ
iicked After al obiinate reiiHance o. the
part Of the enemy they were carried in fuccel-
Gou as far as the hin on the iide Of Ramfau.
where the troops were obliged to halt, from ex
cs,pve fatigue, about ID the evening.
IL tie night Cen. Moreau abandoned this
place, and retired 10 his old poGton at Bohen.
linden and Aerdipg.
The whole ground from AmpfnE to Ram
Eau was particularly favorable to the enemy
nd confaed in heights covered with thick
1goods; and nterfpsrlsd with deep n.atthy val,
lies, VT ere the Au&riao cavalry could nor Pol-
fbly az
The Auhrilns took 500 priloUers and
pieces of cannon the cannon were taken With
4 Others, by the HuiIars Of Weefey, who didin-
gsiiihed rhemleives very mn b during th-w whole
Ut the affair, throwing themleives into the
woods, ~ places where il was Thought impoflI-
bic for cavdlry TO have penetrated. The other
4 oieces of cannon were reJaken by a charge
If tF4e enemy's grenaders, there not having
beer t;u,e to iend Glficient force To fnFPorl
the HuGars.
Tie lofs Of the Aufrians. is computed 10 be
about ISoo killed, wounded and pIloners.
General Moreau. i f4id BY the Pri(oners to
have received a mufket bali through lis cloak
The Archduke was on horfe back twelve
hours, and 1ept in hovel on the heights.
have the honor to be, &c. w. WlChHAM.
R;qbt Hon. Lord GreaUiAs,
AUGssURcH, DEC. 5.
The battle which took place in Bavaria was
vsrv bloody. TIE Generals Grenier, Ney and
Hanv, are wounded. The Auarians are at
IngoiRadt and FreyGngen. The brother of
M5reau had horie killed under him. They
fay there are feveral thoulands of the French
m, de prifoners according to fome accounts
$500, bat this feems exaggerated. 1900 wouE-
dsd French have been brought in here.
HAGUE, DISCO.
InteIfrence has been received from our Am
baTidor. at Pnis, Citizen Schimmel pennick,
that the Congrefs at Luneville, though i nth
erto Gill continued, might now be conhdered, as
terminated the anfwer and declarations that
had been received from Vienna, not having been
acceptable to tie French Government.
An article from Stockholm, Sweden, Nov.
%, f4ys, "Ar Englith Commander employed
6wedi,h vefl in fuccefsful enterprle a.
gainG Two Spanith fdga,es ip Barcelona Road.
Tie Soanih Court demanded that the King OF
Sveden fhould inGR on the re(ItOtion OF the
iriea.es-threstenng war if hs did not pay
prompt attention to The demand"
An EueGfh paper Of Dec. I3, fAys, 5000 en-
gra,ts have already left this country torFrance, |
which IS above one half of the whole that
were IN il.
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Take Notice.

THE STAGE from Portland to Bottom. will
: leave Portland on Monday (as well as SundavI
At one O'Clock, a. M. until The 5th of April
and on Wednefcays, Thuridays, Fridays aDdSat-
urdays, al al early hour. as utual.
n. B. The Stage from Bottom will fst off from
Mayor hIEG's tavern every Sunday, al nine O'Clock
in thc forenoon and every M1nti7v, 1nerIav
Redueiday, Thuriday and Friday, al half pst four
70 thtsatternoon, untl The 18th of April next.
Marf6 3.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09
William Beckett,

INFORMS bis friends and the public, that ne
4 has taken ibop in Union Street, oppolite Mr..
Deane'S, where he carries on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
as u(lal and has for fale neat aGoument ~
ENGLISH GOODS
Ihofs who may pIoafe to favor him with their
commands, may rely on the utmolI attention aad
pun6tuality.
Portland, 1zaraJ 9.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09
FROM ALFY6NDRTA -

" reioutiou Is 10 be introduced in the houfc
Of Representatives. this day Or to-morr Nv, for the
removal OF Congreis from the City of Wahngton,
til the permanent feat of government fhah be more
adeq*ats to their accom- z r0dation.'
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09
LIAIN- 81
MAINE
Tire 81 Marine hlarance COMPANY

K y conformity TO their ad OF Incorporation, th-
y Prehdkht and Directors Of the Maine Fire and
Marine iniIrance Company give notice, that thyiT
Capital Stock amounts "a One Hundred Thouia1d
Dollars; and that they continue to receive PIopo-
falls ahd make Ioinraace upon the following rilkg,
viz.
On Vedtls, Goods and Freight aeaina captisi-
ty Of Pcrions audCn The life of any ptrfons dur
ing their abltnce at ita 10 cafes of MONEY lent
upcn hottomry and rrfpondentia.
o. Houies or other Buildings within the DIFF
ttitt at Maine, againt damage arhnc 10 the fame
BY Fire originating in any capf- except that uf De-
hEn m The injured.
The IufuraBCe Company viii not infnre a great
er fun than Twelve ThOuiand Dollars on any Que
rilk.
BY order fthe Prrfdrnt and Directors,
JOSEPH SWIFT, Serretary.
14aiqe Fire 4ad Marine Lgjayaaes 0tFse,
Pqyflzu{ 8zqrsb Oh, I2oI
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Poa1L4HD AGnRINB LI5T.
FORT or PORTLAND.

FORT or PORTLAND.
S1niay. March I - Iyrive3 Jg15 PoHg 81 Han.
nah, ef CgG:4-, Eb5rgim Bake Llie meQ-r, 4oj5
jtI o1er5 ard "a Sstmday nigh and 7oar dyy1rHed
4e -vas La5ny II fte aaam, and reac5sd ont tao FIR
III rc1ayJ 5imry Oas nan 8ey qyqr o4 deck
t9v7 o'la nlsa 4grye aHe,b ke57o fb.;r B9F 6rizg
y0y hay l>ua aot b .q.f spf. Ibr RaIy cabi.
6aflsr siqg ~ esm5aay g7t 0at 507f, but he III
fortunate a.~D h,ef 65tors De reqcb-dhn.
Brig F-arr, l7aer, qf Batb q; q Eb09aer Of Pl4e-
6H; ayh pf hJRebnRk, and TIE Britannia, DJink-
7oqter, y A2rt y-rmsmb. 7gsys lateiy hft AZ D.na-
Ttra.
Schooner Pbeqir, Aw9ky, fran Renrs5Aak for ST.
L.1l-aL'. ttol .a-h. IL AZ, d!y' oaf.
a+l1,rr 10y virtuc of precept directed To tile
i D lublcrber from the DiHrtt Court
VIII be fold at Pub'c Auction at the dwelling h7ufe
q be iubcrihcr Tr2ay Js fzy.ay fopt5 d1yo N4rB
utt,nr, n eleven O'Clock, Al NJ the following Goods
Condemned ny the above Court for breach N fhe
revenue laws viz.
EigA. pieces Of valuable Kcddermenaer Garrett.
ing, con.2in,ag 6 yards each
Fcvea CHPc:s of various fzcg,
Eight pieces Sprigsed Mullins,
Two do. Corded do.
SIX III. Muffin Handkerchtfs,
Twelve a. Cotton Gambrics,
Twenty four bundles White Thread.
Con ilOns o. laie made known at the time and place
thereof
ISAAC PARKER, Martial.
PssFtsa{ 7i5 ltt,1b. 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09

CAPT RE.Ecl arrived at Baltimore from New Prov'r
@,n5- rsys NJ fa,y th.rc prvateer which bad heon
red mo 6y tAe L .ed States ihip Beiewa[e and had
f=v-r.l s;nsd and wounded suonsH the larer was
ite C4D,sin. We hope every pirate from this net q
gil4roau- win be f5Iced 70 dance ~ ne lame tuhe
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09

sIR JENKS.
THE Appointment Of Mr.. Davis to the
office Of Solicitor General OF this Common
weal.., having coraitu!ion1lly di'qualiaed hlm
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09

-ts '-s@@@ - &, -. =oe=e,~-y,-,---
81 The Editor j authorized 70 fiy, thai Mjor
L4niUEL WEEKS declines being coa1dcrsd AZ can
didSte for Senator. at the enGaing eleclion.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09

Dolls. 7o,97r78o
In the year. ending Sept. 81 I79L The exports for
one year amounted q Only 1882 7oA dollars, AS
cents.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09
To Let, or For Sale

n Convenient DWELLING HOUSE, Barn.
with t2 acres Of Land, On which is III Or
chard ot 81 Apple Trees an of when are 10 good
o' al --iliddts miles from Portland or therold
90 5TaY. he HJui- is nearly new, has a good
cellar 'Owrr rooms and kitch1u Oh \ fioo-, and
two Chambers. The Barn u an OAK frame ana
well boa'dst and lIlingIed. The place y csIcula
ted for Tavern, and viii be fold Tor 600 Dollars.
aad payment made convenient-For further par
ucu'ar5 lnqur. AT the Printer. al Portland, Or
JOHN nv. QUINCY, Bottom
~. 3. TIE H5sf is 7Varzaf-I fJes tom HiteEc5
o. 1y oflfT L7'b SPi5, ereref Jez0 &air, any re-
part ofe7I Inuard per5n5 il tbl5 ralsLl-qe4 ag. h
f55 e2Dt,ay aotzyit.fandizg.
feo q (5m-5o)
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09

Fran WASHINGTON, FEB. a.
7be Committee igay.4 oa be 1y6 h 70 rO4t oa A. n eG
4aat ee7 aa4 roJy yis II 81. l!;ssIoas
Thai they have, actordiug order performed that
lervce and addcced .he PreGdlnt setf, in the follow
ing words, wit:
The committee beg leave to erprels their wiihes
tor the prolpery III your ldminiAraton, and their
hncere deGre that it may promote your ewn happineE
aud the welfare oi yoar country"
To which the PrcGdent elect, was pealed to make
the 'olloWing reply:
:" receive, gentlemen with profound thankfulnefs,
this telhmony OF confidence The great reprelcnta.
tive council OF our nation !. fills up the mealurc Of
that grateful atislton which had already been dcrV-
ed from he iuragc. Of n, e low citizens hcm(clves
dehgnating me- a. of thoe to whom they were
willing commit this charge The moIl important Of al
other 70 item. in deciding between the candidates,
wbon their squa vote preieutcd II your ch"ice, am
ienhole ha' sc has besn rc.pected rather than
active and ufouI qualifications. know the d:iicu,-
ues ri th, itauon to which I called aud ieci and
acknowledge my inconH Httcurc ~ them. BIt wE4tiD
ever oI undertaking whatove oI C.jg-pce, wtelo-
ever OF >Jlitce or oi a7ectoua.e concern or e hap
pincis o. man il has piclled Providence 70 place
'v-tL the c0nP7f Of n7 1cutes nal III called forth
iar iA aich4lEe ot thc uu.ica corGL-l and lor
procuring to uy lro~-ci. zen- ai the 6sN-hts which
our con tturi7I has placed under nc 3uarl,anh2 oi
the general DoFeinncn,.
Gutrd hy tlc w,I1on and P2'r.a.n af7hoCa %
whom r heialgs to exp l.- tlD cs s.t..- will .i the
natiour wall l,l ta tti ...i fl-.l,lt l.,cUtion I
pray won to convey tt The h1.or ,big bojv from
"hioS tau orc depr.c1 tue bouea- If my hu.nble ac
knowcoGrucu'., and IhC icnustAts pf al sud del
ity by which | GYAi endtayor ID m-7it thcle proofs
o confidence from The nation ana It's eltntatives
Accept vaurc.ge5, gentlemen, nv particular thanks
for 1h- 0D.s srg VIII ch yau nave been picaitd
TO Communicate their viii.
TIoAAs JEFFERSON.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09

AAIAA L1N(AA
oF FLATS oF ACTIVITY AND INNOCENT AHUsF-
mFNr, iN SIX PARIS.
III tie Mr. hssEMRlr ROOM, Watsr Street,
This Evening, Monday March 9.
PART 1T.
C ROUND and Lofty Tumbling,
~ aaoniGhing to the beholders-A rich collection
OF Automatou Figures, eprelenting the Ancient Court
Of Alexander the For rchnefs and grandeur Of
drals, ana graceful nels Of movement their equal has
never bl1n leen.-The grand Cafnet Dance, BY tie
Italian Psinceli.
The aftoniihing Egg Hornpipe, by
Mr. Ro5;gs4 who will fuifer hmfelf to be bndfcIdcd
and dance among thirteen eggs il varons attitudes.
PART 3d.
The celebrated DoNEGANE, will
perform his manly and graceful feats of ACTIVITY on the
aack rope-1;s upon the rope in full rvng, without
the ali0ance Of bis hands aIfo hangs by his toes
ikev ile thar manly feat called the Lions cap, and
the Mermaid fwimming; he adnds with bis head on
the rope dancing Hornpipe ar the fame tme-To
conclude with his tanding on the rope and going round
az tue rate Of an hundred times in minute.
PART 4th.
The curious piece Of Puzzle Wit,
Or transformation of fheet Of paper into Al different
forms.
A Patriotic Addrels, called the
WASHINGTON sQUEK's, Or peel al the Pref
deRt with huzza for the Tars Of Columbia
PART 9th
Mr.. ROBINSON, from Ahley's
Amphitheatre, Royal Grove. London who has prr-
formed n the mo0 capital cities in Europe. viii per-
form that phenomenon known BY the name Of the
ANTtPODEAN WHIRLIGIG, never attempted or
performed by any perion but Mr. Robinfon who with
his head on the top Of common table goes round
a. tie rare Of % qr Ioo times miHute, without lie
ali1aace Of bis hands
De2rs 9pe7fd at Fx-fo eonialeaee at EvfA,-Pt
HAIR a DoA.ar--GaHery % Cents.
7icFeis mar bs ba@ AZ i5e Pla-s efPvf3ymaae., agd
az Ar J1.4J' 39ok-SsJre.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09
To be Let.

"A Very -commodious DWELLING. .HOTISF.
n AZ the eaferiy pat Cf thz town, two Torres
hisa' and gambol roof-Wnh two acres Of land,
convenient out-h -houles, and two excellent fpr;ngs
W'h,n rev yards Of tbs houfe.--For terms, aD-
FF II '"i' once Mareb 8, 1891
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09
UNION.

MR. JEEKs,
THE attention of the electors Of this county being
called 70 determine a candidate for Senator you
are Iequened 10 mention 10 the next Gazette,
SAMUEL p. RUSSELL, E(q.
as man every way qualified for that cation. He viii
undoubtedly obtaina. many votes any individual in
the county ami the neccfityof uniting ia federsl
cbaraer, obvious all who feei intereaed in pre-
ierving the prelent harmony and relpectabygof the
STATE Legllatule "A VOTER.
North Tay17ouh 1T7,1B I2or
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09
DR.. A. Barrett,

: tCUESIS thOie who are indebted TO him bv
N n 9HoA 81 Note, 20 make immediate payment. .
as 0e ls determined to give no further INDULGENCE
A ltci= Who have any demands againft him wifi
p.gate 70 exhibit them for payment
lgerzgog, Mareb "a, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09
TO READERS.

II Tbs 6apf Gazette II qvaJ inteaded 10 baUe bab
HHs3 Jo"e l5syUafio75 is Political rba, ad<r and
f5e sTotvs zvbir5 ba7s u3uatsd and mn continue 10
affrufe tbs a15.ie, B tde fr.Jcat pJsj of intsreR
t2 n-tt-r b4l f4sced lin t0 dtey y or f5s byr)snt.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-09

Fran WARRINGTON, FRB n.
Tbe COMMITTEE 9aa67-4 tbe r2A igf. 7Oa he n gf
dalt sLs5f, aaa rot5ty yigs n -. l!;5:ioa
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-31
Nalan5!e PROPERTY for Sale.

SEVEN hundred andeighsy.e;pb, .cr..
in the county of Hampfhire, on the W.
tiers of Great Cape capon, about 20 m;les
from the Warm Springs, and 20 from
Winchefer. This land is full Of xoa4
oak and pine timber. Two excellen, farus
may be made, with 80 to 90 acres ofbo,
tom, and rich high lands to each. and :.
the heart of the timber there is 4 fine f.,r
for a Jaw mill. Capt. Daniel Rice viii
thew the lands.
Three thoufand eight hundred and for
ty-hve acres in the county Of Ohio. on
the waters of Grave and Fiji Greet.
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pitttburg. Some of thetc lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities Of
rich bottom, and plenty Of excellent tim.
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
Of that county, will fhcw thefe lands.
One hundred feventy-Gx and three
fourshs acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon.
near It's mouth, and within I of mile
Of the River Potonak. This land has
about 10 or 80 acres of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with z74hre Sugar
Trees on it; from which l am Informed.
there may be made 3ooolb. of good tusar
annually. There are alto a feat for GRIT
and faw mills on it, equal to any in that
neighborhood, ard upon a never failing
fream ct water. The upland IS rich,
with plenty Of Timber, and part under Gull
tivaticn. This farm is well improved
with a good orchard, houies and fencing,
and rented laR year for produce equal to
fxty pounds per ann. MIR. Joicrh Ba,ler,
at the Warm Springs, will thew it. I VIII
fell all, or any of the above lands for caih
or upon credit, or take in exchange for
them lands in Fairfax County, or lots of
land in the City Of Alexandra, or the
City Of Wafhingtcn.
r.. 7. HCOE.
J2nuary IS. 60
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FOR Sale, or to be Leajed.
In the City of Warrington, and poneaion
given Immediately,
a handiome, well-hnifhed
three tory BUILDING, on New Tersey
Avenue, in the vicinity Of the Capitol,
and the ncsreft dwelling on the foush Of
1t on Capitol Hill. The lot and houfe
are well ftuated, and will always corn-
mand an uninterrupted view Of the whole
city and George Town TO the welt, as
well as Of the Potomac and Ea1ern Branch.
The houfe contains 10 convenient rooms.
executive of garrett and cellars.
II fold, United States flock, or flock in
any OF the banks would be taken for the
whole o. part Of che payment, and a good
title given or, il leafed for { years, the
terms would be accommodating TO a good
tenant.
Further particulars may be known by
Supplying to Mfr. Jofeph Hodgfon, in thar
CITY or the fubfcriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN. .
January IS. co
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TIE SUBSCRIBER
I2nuary Is.

Rspe8zfulN informs the pub
bile, that finding it indifperfably neccaa-
ry to difolye the c~opartnerf,ip Of O'NEIL
and WARD, III the Globe Tavern, of this
town, he intends in future to con- = that
hoofe on his own account, under the name
of the GOLDEN BALL, and declares
no cxertion on his part fhall be wanting to
give every perfon who may favor him
with their commands entire fatissacsion.
I He requeRs all perfons indebted to the
above firm to be fpeedy in fettling their
accoun with him, as he alone is aatho-
rifed to give a valid difcharge for money
due, or make any kind Of Retirement with
them. He ALTO requeas the favor OF all
perions holding demands againit Omen
and Ward TO render, him their feveral &C.
maEds, as he wilhcs 70 have them adjMs-
ed as foon as poGible.
ENCCH WARD.
Jan. IS. troy 3weo
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N O TT C. +.

THE fcckholders Of the Bank Of Alex
andria, are hereby informed, that a divi-
dend OF foe per cent On the capital flock
OF faid Bank, for the half year ending this
day, is declared, and will be ready to be.
paid to them, or their representatives on
Thurfday next.
By order ytbe bysfdeut and AreRor,,
GURDEN,CHAPIN, Gather.
.JI1uary s. eow4
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WANTED TO HIRE,
For the ErUIe Of the Potomac Company
tov TIE enhHixg year, to 1voyk at the
Great-FaM,
A number of active, able
bodied NEGRO MEN, for whom libe-
raj wages will be given. They will be
well fed, clothed and lodged, humanely
treated, and in cafes Of icknefs taken good
care of at the eSrence of the Company
Them wages will be paid quarterly, and
if defrablc to the owners, agents will be
appointed at different places to pay at the
expiration ofeach quarter, as may be mott
convenient to the parties. Further parti-
eulars may be had by application to Mr..
Alexander Reid, at the Great-F Falls, or
to the iubfcrihsr in George Town.
BY order Of the PRECEDENT aud Direc-
tors.
JOSEPH CARLETON,
I,sa/E,ey ef he Potomac Combauy.
George Town, Dec. 7o. sot
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To be Rented.

H7Nm6er Of valuable lots
IN different ftuations, to be fold-alfo, a
brick. houfe in King-hreet, in the tenure
OF Thomas Crufe "a part of the purchafe
money will be taken in Alexandria Bank
lhares at par, and for fone Of the lots, A
lexandria Infurance hares at a price to be
agreed on. For partsof the purchafe mo-
ncy OF either, aliheral credit may behad.
Ia Month 9TH. ca