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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23

II be Hon Senate and t5s Hon. Has IF R4prseaafiVe
oftbe Commonwealth Of A1g5@ebgss ia General Covf
eDa1bisd, at January Salion, 4. D. 1901.
HE Petition Of the Subscribers hum
= bly, fheweh thar your petitioners, inhabitants
Of the Plantation now called Hiram, IN the County Of
York, together with the inhabitants Of a tra9 Of land
on the eaitern hde Of Saco River, and adjacent 20
Brownheld, commonly called Browns addiucn. and
alto Projects grant, hum5y fheweth--That your Pc
ti0uer labor under grievances in concquence
Of our prefer, unincorPOratcd htuaton and whereas
the faid tract, Of land 70 uated hat the nhab
ants thereon &c any better accommodated
than 10 become one Incorporation The inhabitants
Of Browns addlt on are Gtuated 70 remote from the
majority OF the nhab Of Browneld, which rem
ders il nconvencn for the former 20 fand in
ton with the latter, the travel public meetings
ny the near-f rou's) will he much fix miles and
thol who NAV hereafter Get'ls fAid traGt would
douhtieis have to travel ten twelve miles every
public occaOn whish together with the badne:s Of the
roads renders the grievances great, laborous and
penfve The plantation Of Hiram being FINAL and
niu.t Gent for a town Of itlef and there beng no
other tr2tt Of land, except the aforeiaid addition,
which can be added thlreunto with convenience, as
the principal inhabitants thereof are ituated by the
ldc Of saco River as IS ALTO the Gtuation Of the in
habants Of the addition, and that comfortably COM
Pacted. The plans herewith prclented will be more
fully detcrietiqe % the prcniies
We therefore pray your Honors that act may
p4ls The Legislature u incorporate the aoreiad tracts
Of land together With the inhabitants thereon, into
lown by the name Of with all the immu-
Mics aud privileges which other enjoy by law
and as in duty bound your petitioners lhaH ever
pray.
TIMOTHY CUTLER,
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Commonwealth Of Ma0achufett8.
z, Csy,ts ~ 60

commonwealth " NIdIdCuulCIIS.
n Senate Fe5 :, 1901
ON The petition Of Andrew Hall, and others, pray
ing that NE river Prefumlcot NAV bc exempted from
The operation Of the act entitled An act for the pre-
ie'vAuon Of the fin called lamon ihad and alcwlvts
in the rivers dreams and waters within tho counties of
Cumberland and Lincoln,
Ordered that the petitioners notify all pcrlons con-
ccrned by FULFILLING aelted copy Of their petition
aAd this order thereon, three weeks fucctfvclv ~
Js1A' Ga4sFfe, printed Portland tie laR publIoa
non 20 be made thirty DAYS at leaR previous III the
ircond Wednesday Of the 6rH felton, Of the n-2t Cen
eral Court that they may then appear and Thew caur,
any they have, why the prayer Of the fad petition
fhould not oe granted
SEN do5gH joy concurrence.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS Pyef5eat.
~ TIE Hoyf Or Rebrc }t7tItiva, Fe5 A. 1891.
Read and concurred.
EDWD II. ROBBINS, S5eaEe-
Astrue copy-AtetR,
EDWARD p HAYMAN, ClerI n Senate.
T0 TIE HON. THE SENATE. Ann THE HON. TIE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, or THE COM
MONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,, ~ CkNERAL
COURT ASSEMBLED ; THE REPRESENTATION
AND PETITION OF THE SUBSCRIBERS, HUMBLY
SHEWEIH-
77HAT VIC, inhabitants Of the town Of Top(ham, in
/ the county Of Lincoln, proprietors and own
ers Of Lands lying on Muddy River in laid Toptham;
which Lands owing the flowing Of the tide 10 fad
Muddy River Of far lcls value than they would be
if the tide excluded and kept and that by
Guiding the tIda many Of The mon valuable foil
(Which being overlooked by every tide is uupro-
du6tivc and uele(,) would be acquired; and that the
calculated expenle Of fu,ting the tide holds pro-
portion, very Gna degree, TO The great and laing
advantage which would rclult thcreupon.
Your petitioners therefore pray that they and their
aGociates may he empowered by aw, TO erect dam or
dyke to prevent the water from flowing up faid Mud
dy River, nearly III the courle Of the northeaRery
boundary line of the lot Of land owned BY William
Reed and rAde money dcfrAy the eHp-n(e Of the
fame and that they may be vened With the fame pow
and privileges, which oher bodies, incorporated
for Gmlar PurPoies, have and enjoy.-And in duty
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Commonwealth of Manachufett8.

commonwealth OF n dlldCuul6llo'
IN TpE HOUSE oFREPRFsES TATIvEs, FEB. 1901.
ON the Petition Of John Rogers and others pfavinD
10 be empowered to erect dam dixie in Toph m, in
the county Of Lincoln, to prevent the water flowing
up Muddy River nearly in the courc Of the nOrhcai-
Iy boundary line Of the lot Of land now owned by
William Reed
Ordei ed, that tie petitioners notify al perGons con-
cernsd, ny cauGng true and atteed copy o. their pc
ttion WIKI this order Their 10 be Pubiihed in Tnfs
Gazette printed at Portland three weeks laccctIvely
the Ian publication be days at lean before the
fecohd Tuellsy Of the rlt felton, Of the next General
Court, that they may then appear and Thew caule, i
any they have, way the prayer Of fad petition houd
not be granted
SEM aP ja concurrence
EDWD. n ROBBINS, SPcatr.
IN Senate, Feb. o. Sol.
Read and concurred.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, p 1fiat.
true Copv-
Auea -EpwD P. HAYMAN. che,I IF Sea4t,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23
TIMOTHY CUTLER,
and thirty three others,
Commonwealth of MahachufettS.

commonwealth Of MallachuIett8.
IN Senate, F.B. as, 1901.
ON the petition of Timothy Cutler,
and others, inhabitants of the plantation of Hiram,
Browns addition and Prefcots grant praying that (ad
tracts Of land may be incorporated into town.
ORDERED, that the petitioners pub
lin atcRed copy Of their petition with this order
thereon, three weeks fucce1ively in JENKs Portland
Gazette the aR publication be thirty days at ieaR
before the fecond Wednelday Of The rR Seaion Of the
General Cout,tha al perfons intereed may then
appear and thew caule any they have )why the pray
Of the laid petition fhould not BE- granted.
Seat da7Cq joy concurrence.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Fr1idtat
In i- Hoyit gf Rebr9la.fqii0ts III are5 a, 8o..
Read and concurred
EOWD. H. ROBBINS, S3saiar.
4 true Copy.
hneg-EDW. P. HAYMAN, CLrE Of Senate
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BankrHbtcy.

w upon the a6t Of Cougrefs Of thc United States,
paed on the fourth day Of April. 8oo entitled f" An
A9 20 elablin uniform fy6em Of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States" has been awarded and
illned agAnlt
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23
Commonwealth of Manachufetts.

SENATE, FFB. a, Sol.
ON The petition Of the SeieGtmcn and Town Clerk
ST the town Of Poland, praying thar certain part Of
fad town may be LET OF and incorporated int iepa-
rate town
ORDERED, That the Petitioners pu6Iiih attened
copy Of their eJition with this order thereon three
weeks fuccetTvey in Jerks Gazette printed Port
land the at publication I've thirty days leat be-
fore the locond Wsdnefday Of the frG iefon Of the
next General C1yFt, that all porlons intcreaed may
tim ~PP3<T ~ thew caufe Of any they h4vel why
the PrayT okY9id petition fhoud not be granted.
Sent down iOr concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, PRECEDENT.
lE tie Hogf Of Rebr5Sztatives, FEB. A, 1901.
Read and cnncurred
EDWARD II ROBBINS, Speaker.
A true copy-AtteG,
EDWARD p. HAYMAN, Clerk of Senate.
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DireEr Tax.

Fifteenth Collection Djq,Ia. F1R Divifor, Slafs "
MzDdebHEfH.
NOTICE is hereby eiyen to The nonrehden; and
J. unknown propretOrs Of The following ,ots
AND tracts Of land within lad ditrief, that diTr9
lax came due and payable On the fgyenth day a.
April, 1900, VIZ.
IN AUGUSTA.
D7aPhoH 81 Lett, Tra17t, IT,
Paius of Tx IN
Name Of OTrH.r0r eIe5 Lat taB Lof
Superintendent. AZ 3At@n. or7raH. Trat7, e..
p. p p, {,
Reuben Browns heirs,
Lot Ne as weR ode
Kcnnebeck River, 90
mile, $50 z-o ~
IN HALLoWELL.
UnknOwn-One tract,
Of Shubael Hinkley's,
bounded eait by the
river, wen by the
road $50
Unknown-ODe traCt On
rho 4th mile, welt end
Lot No. as. wslt ldc
Of the river $50 40 s6
That uulefs faid ta2es are paid on or before the
18TH day Of June nex;, 70 much Of faid Laid will
b fold at Vendue, ON fad day, at one O'clock in
the afternoon, at my dwelling houfe IN Halloweu,
as will pay the fame together with COTS and char.
ges. JOHN SEWALL,
Code7or Of )aiz Collection OiRyi9.
HqHe7ysH. 1ZI,e5 a. 1901
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Freh Garden Seeds.

TUST received for fsle, at WILLIAM HUDSON's
J Grocery Store, in the new brick building 10 Mid.
de nreet near the head Of Union ltrett aortment
Of genuine GARDEN SEEDS, 81 the laa impogta
1fqreb g.
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a Ii pertonS indebted Is the fub-
N lcriber, are rcque1ed 70 cali and pay Csoygs z.
Ylae5Ia, nay Attorney. their notes and accounts
viii BE- put lui; without further notice.
a BRAHAM WEIGH.
hEayai ] 7, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23

MAINE. Ny virrue of Precept directed 20 The
~ I'D fabicriber ftom tie Difltict Court
viii be fold Al Public Aujtion at Mr.. OxnARD's Or
~ in Fhttreet On 7I5aay fae ttyezy j54yb ay rb-,.5
lnd'nt, 1t eleven o'clock, N. the following Good
Condemned by the above Court for 4 breach ~ TIE
revenue laws viz.
Eigh; pieces Of valuable Eedd1rmen0er Carpet
ing, containing o. yards each
Eleven C2rpsfs Of various flzcs
Eight pieces Sprigged Mnlin.,
Two do. Corded 10.
Six do Muffin Hsndkerchiefs.
Twelve DO Cotton Carnbrils,
Twenty-four bundlcs White Thread.
Conditions " ialr made known ar the time and lace
th ereof.
ISAAC ~ RKER, Martial.
P'rHss5, 7:b 1iSrs9, IEoi.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23

TO TIE HON. SENATE AND ROUSE oF'EE92EsEN-
TATtvES OF The STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,
IN GENERAL COURT ASSEMBLED.
'HE Petition of the inhabitants If P0laaA hunlbly
L fhewcth, that great difficulties have ariien and
it'll hbit with refpett late incor poration, in
GLIDING tract Of land larger than any in the Slate
that we know o. In our pteltnt c,rcumAances we
cannot aiIemble at the Meetng-Houlc which the FRO
PrieoF' buit for the public worlhp Of Cod, and it is
imp ihble in their prclet euentfnL htuaton, agree
on any ipct TO huild In addition this i j. with
difficulty that many Of our inhabitants al end th: nc
cellary town bu6nefs thelc nconven tnce5 cal for
force rciet. Therefore your Petitioners pray YOU.
hOnors to take he lubje9 into confederation and lt
off all the lands north Of Little Androlcoggin River aud
inco porae ne fame into cpsrae town, TIE dividing
line 10 be The middle " fad Little Androlcoggu River
Your petitioners further pray, that they may have one
half OF the lands granted to Bakerlown for the en-
couragem mt and luoporr of lchoo lchoos let to
them We your petitioners having heretofore exPe-
ricnced your goodness therefore rely it, that
you s1ur widom viii grant this our reatonable re-
qu9li aud u daty bound will ever pray
JOHN CHANDLER SeleG7n7sn Of
NICHOLAS MOVES, { Poland.
CHANDLER FREEMAN, To4yn Clerk.
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T. tbs Hon Senate and bs Hon. Hoq Of R1prseatafives
oftbe Commonwealth Of A1gsa5gstts il General C0rf
ele"bied, At January Salfon, A. D. 1901.
1NIF pa+;t;ov ~ +ha CuhC,r;hero hun,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23

JAMES CRAY, JUN.
THOMAS QUITS,
WILLIAM MOODY,
ROBERT JAMESON,
EDWARD RUMERY,
WILLIAM GOOGINS,
ROBERT JAMESON, JUN.
ROBERT SOUTHGATE.
thorough, January 5tb, 1901.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-15

espPloy MenS Dat th4l ! letting before his
own door on bench or before the door
= Tome great man, nd who thus ipends
rs time without the finallef regard for
~ family Or his, children! Figure to-
yourielf, alto a number Of mothers cover
ed with blacl tattered cloaks, offering for
iale their Children to every panenger;
men half naked, Whole bodies refemble
bronze in appearance, wallowins in the
puddles aid kennels in the ftreets, and eat
ing what they find there; houfes Of about
twenty feet in height, with fat roofs, the
infdes Of which refemble fable preent-
ing nothing to view but the four naked
walls. Such are the houies, and fuch the
miferable inhabitants Of Alexandra. A.
round this collection of horror ard mifery,
are the foundations Of this city, once the
mott celebrated for its antiquity, and the
MOI precious monuments of the arts $50
Grand Cairo is a capital Of a kingdom
which hath no bounds, at leaA 70 the
learned Of that country defcribeis it con-
tains about 100000 fouls Its fhape is
that of an obiging trench, filled with
houies piled one upon the other, without
order, difributlon or method. The peo-
pie rcfemble thoie Of Alexandra, like
them they are mott grossly ignorant; and
! his talents are confdered with aitonilhment
who is able to read and write. This city
is, nevertheless, the emporium of very
comfortable commerce; it is here that the
caravans which come from Mecca and
from the Indies end their journey
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-15
BOSTON, January 3.

i, In the year / 500, arrived at this port,
from foreign places, 678 veAels; and du
ring the fame period cleared for do. 6os.
Foreign clearances- Ships Eliza, Jack
ION, Madeira and Calcutta; Prudence,
Rogers, St. Croix and Market; Gan
ges, Briggs, Cape Good Hope; barque
Mary and Fanny, Holm, St. Croix !.
briggs Reward, Warner, Liverpool;
Rambler, Townlend, Calcutta; Repub-
lcan, Williams, Berb;ce; fchr. Betty,
Brown, Cape Francois.
Arrived at the Vineyard, Brig Lydia,
Borden, of Salem, Havana, Is days.
Sailed in with fhip Nancy, Joy, Bottom.
left him in lat. 81.
Schr. Anton, Holbrook, of Bottom,
from Kingfon, arrived fate at Whining
ton, N. c. 9TH Dec.
The Argo, Webb, of Portland, for
Berbice, has been loft On Cape Sables-
twenty-five bodies were taken up on.
fhore.
The Englifh hip Charles Barring, capt.
Avis, foundered October rs, in lat. az,
long. 3o.-Twenty-nine Of the panengers
and crew were picked up by the brig Har-
riot, Of New York-z7 were drowned.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-15
BALTIMORE, January 10.


OBSERVE under the New York
head in your paper ofyefterday, an article
retpeeting treaty concluded between Ma
ho,net and the Chrinians in the fouytb year
Of the Hegira. 1t lsems that Villebrune
has publilhed a treatife 6 ,eblef< quitb o,i
enfal literature, TO prove its authority.
The text verlion Of this pattern in ia
your of the ChriAians, was publiihed at
Paris in the year 1850 by Sionita. It's
authenticity was admitted by Salmaies
and reprobated by Grotius. Hottinger,
doubts, and Renaudot urges the content of
the Mahometanss 1t is undoubtedly lpu-
rious there are two dates which manitet-
" prove the forgery 1t makes Moawias,
the fon of Aha Sophian, to be the iecre-
tary who drew the inHrument, whereas it
is certain, Moawias, with his father, was
then in arms againf Mahomet; and it was
not until the taking Of Mecca, fsu, years
afterwards, that to fave their lives, they
joined the impoftor. Its dated ALTO in the
fourth month of the fourth year of the
Hegira or flight, when the Hegira was not
made an era OF computation until the 18th
year after the flight. CRITIC.
THE diploma fecuritatis ailenfbus i, at
te9ed BY Ab.ued Ben Je/spb aadfb< author
libri tPlendorum-4ndIs contents are bay-
tiully fatedIy AbuJsda and Elmaeiu.
January II.
Arrived, brig Henry, capt. Edwards,
81 days from Amferdam.
November aoth, failed from the Tex
ell in company with the following vef1els:
Ship Harmony, Wickham, of Phila-
delphia, for London.
Ship Bottom Packet, Strong, Of Phila-
delphia, for do.
Ship Commerce, Thompaon, of Balti-
more, for do.
Left at AmferAam.
Ship --, Thurfon, Of New York,
for do.
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NEW LONDON, January ,.


The floop, Federal George, Edward
Merrils, from this port, was wrecked of.
Jamaica, on his outward bound paGage,
in tremendous hurricane which lated 3
days; the unfortunate crew hung on the
wreck from one O'Clock A. M. till day,
Except capt. Mcrrils, who courageoudy
ventufed on ihore on a plank, with the
aflittance Of imall piece of board as
paddle, and procured afiitance and faved
the lives of he crew. The exertions of
capt. Merrils and crew in cutting away
the flock. favcd fifteen head, which fwam
afhore, the diRance being about mile
and half. Several veHels, names and
captains unknown, were wrecked at the
fame time, and totally loft.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-15

fOr DO.
Ls>a,1t Mteu Di<1s<.
Ship Niagara, Linch, of New York,
for do.
Snow William, Thompfon, Of Phila-
delphia, for do.
for do.
On the 9th November, ievere form
came on, in Texel roads, which drove
from their anchors on ihore, from 20 to
80 fail, amongf them were the following
American veiIels:
Ships Atlantic, Hutchins, of Philadel-
Phia; Hare, Ogilvie, of New York
Warren, -, of do. Pamela, James,
OF Baltimore; brig John, Sterett, of N.
York.
The above vcnels have fnce been got
Left on a6orc.
Ship George, M'Collum, of Philadel-
Phia !; brig Clio, of New York.
The Editors Of the FEDERAL Gazette haze
been beliteJ .favored by the oqvuer Of
f6e Hen5y 9vit6 Duteb faters aoqOu to
the IStb November. Their contents
are not vey iatereRing, The fol2o4uiug
a2pearingto be all 4uortb truxNatxq.
PETERSBURG, October 2s.
The Emperor of Rufia has reiufsd to
acknowledge the prince of Aheriperg, as
amcahador extraordinary from the court
of Vienna.
CoPENHAcEN, November 4.
Since the Dutch ports had been declared
b'ockaded by the Britifh, they have cap
tured III Danilh veilels, of which 10 on
ly have been liberated, IA condemned,
and SO fill remain under adjudication.
PARIS, November n.
Gen. Moreau was married the day be-
fore ye&erday. It is mentioned laconi-
cally in the fame paragraph, that on the
10th lionels in the Botanical Garden
brought forth three promiGng whelps.-
Let the Britifh lion look out.
The expectation Of grain from France is
prohibited.
AMSTERDAM, November =.
The news from Germany, is, that the
armiffice on the Main, concluded on the
9th infant, has been discontinued, and
that hofilities would recommence on the
z2d, as arrangements for another armif-
tice could not be agreed upon.
The papers contain nothing ellie of al
political nature, which has not been al.
ready detailed. They are filed with ao-
counts of the havoc occafoned by a form
which happened on the 9th of November,
which is ftated to have been the mott de-
itruetive in the remembrance of the oldeft
lnhabitant. Several dykes were broken
down, and great damage fuRained among
the fhipping off the coat of Holland
twenty veAels, with their cargoes and
crews, were loft between Bark and An
twerP. AT Vleningen a French frigate
and number of Dutch ihips of war were
diimafted and franded in the gale.
<xxxs-
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with tundry amendments. OH
Amotion was made, topofapone n.
ted, and loft. oe pfin-
The HoufeI then proceeded to co,e,
them; and adjourned at the uf,s1 l
without having gone through with them r'0u'
TUESDAY,, January II.
Mr.. Harper moved certain reo,,.:
tor appropriating the furplus rece;n ,40ns rs
the poH-oAice. eRabliihment to ths r. VI
turnpike roads, which were direSted to IL !.
on the table. " NC
MIR. Taliaferro roie, and inform.,, -.
houfe in terms Gmple digni6ed and -; ,1e
preaive, that his colleague, James Ion ,.'
was no more. 'e''
The houfe Immediately came to an m.
nimous vote, to make their relpea for 10.
deceaied, by each members wearing cas
one month, acrape on his left arm. Thsn
ALTO appointed acommittee of FIVE memhs.y.
to take charge of his funeral, which tho.
refolved to attend.
NiI. LAWS moved cal OF the hou}e
to morrow at II O'Clock.
The Houie divided-Ayes &C..
The Speaker declared the motion loa
The Houie then refuned the conGder,
ton of the amendments to the Tudicsv
oilireported by thecommitteee of the who'll.
A motionto fix the lalaries of the iudpes
OF kentucky, TenneHee, and Ohio, dic.
trlets, at 1900 dollars iraead of 200 dol.
lars, as Propofed by the committee, was
carried.
Mr.. Harper offered two new ieStions.
to befubiiituted in the room of thoiearics-
en- out IN relation to admiralty courts.
The Houfe then pofponcd the further
confederation of the bill till Thuriday, .and
ordered 1t, together with Mr.. Harpers
refolutions, to be printed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-15
NEW YORK, January 9.
Arrived, fch'r John, Gardner, .Charlef-

NE w YONk, January 9.
Arrived, fch'r John, Gardner, ,Charlef-
tor
cleared. fch'r Lavinia, Jones, St. Bar
tholomews.
The fch'r Factor, ha. arrived at St.
Kits; and the brig Nahcy, Wallace, from
New Haven, has arrived at Surrinam.
There was barque coming up lait e.,
vening, faid to be from Madeira.
PHILADELPHIA, January 10.
ARRIVED,
Sloop Friendihip, Whitman, Richmond.
CLEARED,
Brig Eliza Meyers, Lewis, Jamaica
fchr. Diana, Conyngham, Africa; Ship
Columbia, Skillings, Cowes; Terrific,
-. brig Minerva, Gibbon,
Dublin, got to the Piers at Mud Fort
laft evening.
Brig Wet Point, left Mud Fort yef-
terday morning.
An inward bound brig i. below, name
unknown.
The outward bound feet is laid to have
left Reedy- I1and.
Ship Fabius, Of this port, captured on
her pafage from hence to Barcelona, has
arrived at Liverpool, N. S.
Brig Aitrea from N. York toEIavanna,
IS condemned at Halifax, On fulpicion Of:
being Spaniih property. -
4yrivcd at La Cxiya:
Ship Therefa, of Philadelphia, from
Barcelona fchr. John Gemmeny, of
and from Philadelphia; Maria Matilda,
of and from do.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-19
Dancing Acadensy.
Sept. TO-
MIR. LONGER

Informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Alexandria, and it environs, that he is
about re-ailuming his tuition in this town,
and will open his fchool on or about the
middle of next month, where he will teach,
as uiual, all the dances atpreicnt in fafhion,
with the greatett variety of figures he will
be able TO procure.
MIR. l.. hopes that from his thorough
knowledge of the art, and his fuccels in
teaching, which have been fully proved
by the mutual progrefs his fcholars have
made in IT, will inlure him the encourage
ment OF the citizens of Alexandria. He
thlnksit uieleis to remind ot,heperfc6t or
der and utmoA decorum thar has hitherto
prevailed in his academy he will only
fay, that the fame will be continued rs
much as lays in his power.
PRICE OF TUITION
JEN DOLLARS per quarter, conGling
oftwenty four there will be fome
deduction in the price to thoie fcholars
who were under his tuition laf winter
one half paid in advance.
Mr.. l.. alto informs that he will open
Night School
for the accommodation of thofe young.
gentlemen who cannot attend in the day.
Price OF Tuition Eigbt Dollars per quarter,
confiiting of twenty four nights. 2
More particular notice viii be given as
OF the precife day Of beginning.
GI Fyivate Tuition atteudeato.
on. ri. 2-7al cow 2