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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-26
Take Notice.

THE Creditors of John HRH. of New
! port, Baker, whole petition for the
benefit Of the iniolvent Aet was granted at
the laa fefIion of the General AGcmbly !; are
hereby noti6ed TO appear, if they think fit,
at the Supreme Judicial Court, next 70 be
holden at faid Newport, on the 6ra Monday
of March nexs,s to nominate Commiflioners
10 receive an alignment of all the EFT pf
||sSc faid Joh= Hull. Ss
4 B. HAZARD, Cz<sxs
Newport, 10th Dec. 1901. ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-26
Loft or Stolen,
Nsyfb- KiseGorrn. Dec. 9,

THE S,h infant, Small PiuebbeeYafeb,
i chafcd out Gdc cafe. with rcd aone
Seal, ies in Elyer. II either Watch or Seal
10 offered for fslc, il Is req"eaed to he Hoped )
and either Of the Watch Mixers in Ncw-
port. wiis pay . reward Of EIGHT DOL
LARS. .sif recovered and not injured.
Newport. OA. = ), Asor. 4tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-26
To be Sold,

n FARM in Chsrleitown, plea
LMAsl q - fsntly ftuated. lying be-
1MGag tween the Gage road. and the At
sgaEs lantic- Ocean; containing about
sEG11l TwoHundted and Fifteen acres
n = ofexcellent land, with new large
lHSo tory dwelling. honie thereon a good
Frn, crib, and other out buildings
Farm is well proportioned for paRurc, mea-
dow and plow land with .fuficient quanti-
~ OF wood for the farm---is well fenced, and
partly by the fslt pond, which affords great
variety Of fifh. For further particulars en-
quire of the Subfcriber. living on the prrmif.
g. STEPHEN BROWNING.
Cba,haozUs, Dec. 4, 1901. II,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-10
Tic Subisqyber wgU SELL.
EXCHANGE for approved land
near the Bh.e- Ridge,
a valuable Iract Of Land

-
in Northumberland county, two miles
from the court-houfs, and near the bank
of the Potomac, containing 1868 acres.
This trait is divided into two plantations,
on the one there is brick dwelling .hcu!c
80 by % feet conveniently divided, and
two brick Offices, a by IS feet. A farm
ed houie 20 by l6 feet deigned for an
everieer, and other out houfes.
The conyeniences Of this place are e.
euallsd by few, and the pzoipet exce.lcd
by none in the fate. The houie is htu-
ased on high hill and commands an ex-
tenGye view of the Potomac and the Chef
apsake bay. There is creek Astounding
with the hneR flh and oyeers, which ter
inmates the aat land Of this tract, that is
navisable fo- bay craft, and affords an
excellent landing place within haIta mile
of the housc. On this part of the tract
there is an excellent bearing apple and
peaeh orchard, and variety OF other
lruit trees. 1t has a great Efficiency OF
oak and hickory timber, for the uie OF
The plantation, bet;des large quantity OF
pine.
On the other plantation there is frame
dwelling houie 81 by IS feet, and few
out houies, fucll as tenants generally have
about them. This part OF the tract is as
~ E.ro..I CO.. ro,,o;,p nc opv lands an
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-10
! n
Mtl,rl}ND FOR SALE.

P.uyIant to Decree Of Ike CONT
g C64nTexy 81 f"n1"s f141y, COLL be
Joa an tie f'emjes, an tie fra dry Of
1anuG1y xrxt, at II o'clgc&,
A TRACT OF LAND on ,Iolmes's
Run, late the properly OF Robsst Aliiion,
tscea,ed, conSa.n:n. ~ acres, to iatlsiy
debts due to Robert Meaie aid Dennis
Ramfay, both Of Alexandra. On this
,ratt, known by the came OF MILFORD,
there is erected mil, .fappl,ed by very
conAant ttrcaa, OF water, wsll calculated
FIR crit or merchant ole: ihe has pair
OF good burr ttones, and q PAR CT cn!ssns,
WIN Do,5!ng c,o,h, fcreen, elevators, hop
per boy, sc. Il is calculated that the
burr tones alone can g.ind 90, 900 pu're!s
of wheat in the year, and thai there isiuf-
fcient head II wafer to convert t,Sr into an
oyer-hot mill. There are bc.ites or tie
prem.tts, good log houfe, meat houie,
table ana cabin. The whole in fec iIa-
pie, as Will appear by reference TO the re-
cords of the county court. The hill is
a,uated about 5. niles from Alexandria,
! of ,nlie ilom each OF the great roads
leading from the weirwa,d, is we'll adapt
ed tcr The purchsie Of grain, and offers tc
a ca,ataiis aluIlns ptoipetts OF gam.
The terms Of ialc are, one third OF the
purchaie money inaIl be payable in eight
months, one third in ixteen months, and
one third within two years from the day
Of iaie, with intereR frolntha, tine. The
purchaier so give bond and lecar'ty for
,he fayineat OF the puEtl!sle rncasy at the
;e,lns aforementioned.
CHARLES LITTLE,
Wm. PAYNE, fCom'rs.
GEO. SUMMERS, J
NJ - en6 2swat
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-10
I1usnty D0lLa's Reward.
RAN AWAY from Alexandra, 0,

RAN AWAY from Alexandra, On
Saturday evening the 18th inf. two Ne
gro Women, viz. Emt and Ve1a,: tie
former about is years OF ase, 5 fee, +
inches high, Aodt made, oil a ys'lowiGl
tcaf; had on, when !he went off, blue
cloth habit iaid girl was purchaled Of
Mr.. William Reed, and formerly lived
in the City Of, Warrington, where ex.
peet fhe is now lurking: the latter about
"A or IS years of age, 4 feet 10 or II
inches high, has now with her young
child at the breaH, about 4 or ) months
old, her apparel is not recollecsed; he,
was purchafed of a gentleman living in
Prince Georges county, Maryland.-
Whoever will apprehend faid women, and
deliver them to me in Alexandria, hall
receive the above reward, or 10 dollar.
for either. GEORGE LUCK.
NnV tx.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-10
For Eut3,

Three hundred aud ilxty- Eve
acres of LAND, lying in the county OF
Faugaier, near the Blue Ridge, adjoining
the uanor OF Leeds: the above land IS
feltile and well iitpate for farming il IS
convenient TO Ave merchant mills, the far
theft not more than Ex mixes; there is OF
the land betveen,4o AID 80 acres of nlea-
dow ground, three OF which are il grais
and twelve will be put IN gratis next fail !:
there are ALTO 100 young, bearing apP!c
trees of excellent fruit, ana variety CT
other fruit trees. The b.i41:nss Oh The
above land are Indifferent.
Ajo,
Another tract adjoining, IN
der Ieaie for three lives, containing 4oz
acres, {ahiett TO The annual Tent ofswensy
dollars: there are on the iaad one i<or,
frame ioaie, thirty BY twen,y eiooht feet,
with two Rooms On floor, Young apple
or,hari of an hundred sress, AID Hlritry
OF about three Hundred trees OF exec lent
fruit; there are ALTO on tie above lad :
or 5 acres ct meadow ground between 3
and OF which arr in sisls.
The iualcriaer wihes to fell both traSfs
together, ssy perion incIiaaaie 10 peEcl.aie
wall pleaie ta applv to
JOHN KEITH, isnior,
living On the premi!es.
NOV. e. 5.!a"t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-10
Col / OM g SILe,lA~t
Haze rseefved, large ard general
ASSORTMENT Of BOOKS
IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE LITERATURE;
Amongf which, are the following

Amongst which, are the following:
JEfFER,ON's Notes on Virginia, hot prels d,
Ed. Kotzeoue'S Plays, vols. Ladies A.uti-
cal Magazine, Parks Travels, Sseuart's View
of Society, C..clse,h.ld's Letters, 4 vols Cutler S
Practice of PhyGc, Wallis on Health, psieys
phiio.ophy, vols. Gi5ln's Surveying M ore S
Navigation. by Eun,, Bprns's Poems, y,ilpts
Ancient Eiiltory, vols. Prattical Education, z
vols. Beauties OF St. Pierre. Buchan's Family HI!
iican, Fox's Book of Martyrs, z vols. i-ss 5
Memoirs, Br,iia State Trials, RQbi"fan's sac:ll:.
salty Reports, vols TO be continUe1) Genie
man aud Ladies Preceptor, vols. riul.ter, or
INC Blood, vols Cadwells Memoirs, WiliiC' S
Le6lure,, Martins Law of Nations, VattcPS
Ditto, Newton On the Prophecies, vols. Edin-
burgh DiipsniAsory, Elegant kxTacts, Coaiti-
rurien., Zimmerman on solitude, D!tgc CT Ma
-tional Pride, Biscntone's Commentaries, 4 v,!.
Collection OF sarces, 6 vo,s. Polite Educati n,
Tocke's Pantheon, Jnnius's Letters, vols. Gu
thriq's Geography, kloxe's Education, vols
Dito Eiays, vols. tofgan's i'rav Is, Cook 5
Voyages, 4 vos. Daalberget's travels, e.. &c.
" O r Z S.
The Armenian, vols. Mo;ahert, Z Wis
Anroinstte, raes o. Wonder, (hy Lli.ls( v:.s
My Uncle Thomas, vols. OK Sr!tn, spirit
ci the Cattle, Arthur Mersih, Z vcs. Gar"
Howard, OrmaUd; Wei'aDd, piall .: tils ram
let, Vagahond, saor Boy. Ark'in and DIM
hsyne, Romance cs the 10 ell, vols. hfyite-
rics o: Utoi,hp ) vols. ou'la, Juia AID he
Baron, Oh I. Ser, faic Of the llmeS, Voi.
Camilla, s vo,s. fye'ina, vos Monk, vols
T1.niy OF Or, mburg. Negro, 2 vols. Black
Wiley, Flea and %,ora.ugs, z vols. CedTg;:
Raras ell, Mountain Cottager, Children ct tie
ABBEY, vol. Roachtort faari!y, Darcy, e
mia 1. .Varmc.t, O.kindale Ah5ey, he Fan
Im9a0,s, : vols. Ede,tlida, 4 voiS. Cou1r &C
lioeuEieEa, 8 vo,. Hcnrletta Mortimer, voi~'
F4!bloilable Daughter, Count G;ciehen, lama
porviie, ScoIch Heigcis. 5 vols. h!iis Eatu-
r,ores, 2 vols. AAvcrtitcmtnt tor tiuibini,
vo,s. Wandering 'Harder, 2 vols. Corue la 'ed
lty, vols. 'ion !one5, :, vols. Edward, By
Moo.e, Z vols Mordaunr, by Dit:o, vols
Reube an lcheli. Gil ot III Mountains, 2 voss.
Alylie Cottage, exc. sc
ALSO,
Bibles, Teitaments, pfsit,rs, Common Prayer
Books; Diiwoyth Webiter: Ua.vcIiaI, Pcarce,
london, and Rational Spelling BDck~. Primes,
ani large calectioa Of tiiitoues AID lh!l1e2s'
Books, wiring and Letter P<par, aad .'ap~r
Ham iass, Wi-rs, Quilts, Ink pc7d.F, V.oln
Strings, Playing Garo,, Song Books nd Eiank
Books, &c. 81.
ALMASACS for the year 1907, by The
crocc, dozen, or Gngle.
- Country Shapkeepers fappied on the iuw-
CT terms
I,aober 80. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-10
By tbe Levy Csart Of BalfimorF.
Augult 18th, 1901.

Re)olued, That the lnipector
of tobacco at Fell's Point in the city OF
Baltimore, pats no tobacco in hogiheads,
the fize and dimendons of which are not
agreeable to the aet Of Afembly, eaab.
+ Lining and fixing the fame.
Act Of November felton,, 1850,
chapter IS, fiction s., and for prevent
ing packing Of tobacco in unfzeable ca&s.
Be it enacted, That no tobacco fhall be
paaed or accounted lawful tobacco, ex-
cept tobacco in parcels, unleis the fame
lhall be packed in hogiheads not exceed
ing forty-eight inches in the length OF tie
fave, and leventy inches in the whole
diameter with the aaves at the crete ard
bulge; and the owner of tobacco packed
in any hogfhead Of greater dimsnhons
ihall rcpack the fame in fzeable hcg.
heads, as herein before exprefed, at MS
own expence, before the fame ihall b.
paGed.
By order,
WM. GIBSON, Clerk.
[Oa. 1s---Iaws.
lwenty. Eve Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY on Monday laa from
the fubfcriber, a Mulatto Boy, named
D. A n I + L,
tbout IA years of age, has iiraight light
hair, two fears on his head; had on,
when went away, blue round jacket,
coarfe lhirt and .rowlers, aPair of fhoe'
bound and lined. Whoever will sppTc-
bend faid boy ard conhne him in any jail,
or any other way, 70 that get him again,
ihalI receive the above reward.
JAMES ROGERS.
N. B. Any perf0n experimenting fad
Mulatto Boy, is reque&ed to bring him
to Jofeph spoond, tavern-keeper, Lee'-
burg, or give hin, notice thereof.
Nov. 9. faw5+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-10
Seven Dollars Reward.

ABSCONDED from the iervices of Co.
lin Aud, on. Tuefdly the a4th ult. dark
NIulaeso Girl, named WINNIE, about
IA wears Of age: Had on when lhe wen,
away a calico ihort gown and brown ca.
lananco peticoas. As the parents OF laid
Girl reEde in this place, it is though. ihe
is lurking about town. Any perfon bring.
ing back laid Runaway to Colin. Aud,
ST.. Aiaph- Street, 3 doors welt Of Mr..
Faw's Office, ihall receive the above re.
ward. Matters CT veilels and Others are
forwarned harboring or carrying of: laii
Girl at their peril.
December 2. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-10
For Sale,

T A fet of Greek and Latin CIai-
Gcs, amorg which arc. fone very fea1':
and valuable---a pair Of ADAMS Globes
Ian Orrery---Piano For,es, with com:
plete tets of Rrings for piano fortes and
harp6chords.
Enquire at this Office.
Ter er,;+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-10
D.Nyld Of Columbia, County |
Of alexandria, Fl. !

OCTOBER TERM, IS
Utah Wo15U, Plan'f
AGAINST
Joln K. Nbeatau, a.
Jfp5 Cary, WIhom
H2lsCn, J. M'Ch- I'm Chancery.
naban, Geo,ge Clt-
mexJou, Dennis RAM
fly, and B. Gbe-
quisys, Defendants,
The defendant, JOHN R.
WHEATON, not having entered his
appearance, and given fecurisy according
to the act of aa,nbIy and the rules ct
TIL. court, and it appearing to the fatis-
faction cf The court, upon affidavit, that
the fad John r. Wheaton is not an in
habitant o. this diAritt, on motion OF
fad complainant, by his council, it is Or
,iered, that the fald defendant, John R..
Wheaton, do appear here on the hrit
day of January Court next, and enter his
appearance to the fait, and give fecurity
Cor performing the decree of the Court
and that the other defendants, JJoieph Ca
ry, William Hodgion, James M'Clena-
han, Gswge Clementfon, Dennis Ram
fay, and Bernard Ghequiere, do not Fay
away, convey or fecrete the debts by them
owing to, or the eitate or effects IA their
hands belonging 10 the faid abfent deten-
dant John r. Wheaton, until the further
order or decree Of this court and that a
copy of ,bis order be forthwith publiihed
for two months fseceMvely in one of the
public newtpapers publilhed in this county,
and tha, another copy be ported at the
from, door of the Court Houie of the faid
county.
A copy-Tef,
G. DENEALE, C.
oa. 81. rawam
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-10
Il Tutor Wanted.

IWISH to procure 4 Teacher Of In
proved mind, and moral, to refide in M
own family An accomplished fena':
would be mott agreeable. The fairy
hall be propor,iona,e to merit. Lc:te'
addreGed to me at Centeryiile in FalIfaS,
or at New Market in this county, will H
eceiyed readily. ig1rsb f',a
SPENCER BALL.
Prince VIM. Eft Nov eeIz't
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-10
Pubic Notice.

Alta meeting of the Overfeers
OF the Poor for the county of Alexandria,
il was agreed that the Overfsers meet at
the conrt-houf. every Tueiday morning
at 10 O'Clock, for tie purpo!e Of receiving
applications from the difreded--and
that the Secretary adver,is the fame 10
one or more of the Alexandria papers.
PHILIP WANTON, Sec'ry.
I, mo. ].
u Printing IN all ITS ua-
rasty, executed at this office
with neatnss and dypMh.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-10
ROBERT B. !AMESSON
OFFERS FOR SALE,
a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
LIQUORS S GROCERIES,

LLDUORS e5 GGOLEkiEo,
-C0ES5ans e-
Old Cogniac,
s 5:,;:'': a., 'n.zD'ss,
/, APPLE }
IVA and COFFEE,
Spinning Gotten, MoIants,
W. wa } io'as,sa and RUM,
n. England
Demijohns, fro.:, 8 to 6 gals.
Sto'e Jugs,
ssar,h and Fig B!ae,
Claret,
Madeira,
Port,
$!;,'y, WINES,
Malaga and
CorGca
Holland Geneva,
Nueness, Cloves, GAIA, Pimento,
G c;:,H '"d PEPPER.
Imperial,
Young Hyfon, TEAS,
fIyton, ?
s 5'ysia Ski" & @"'< 3'''''''' ''*s''
Mufcoyado,
Loaf, and SUGARS,
Powdered
Rice, Race ana Ground Ginger,
S Gs;'s, and SOAP,
Brown
BcA Orleans ard aot2 indigo, Spanifh
ftga:s, mutiari, m5d,dar, copsar alum,
brlnton., glue, ia!,:yet!e, fweet ca! IL fat: :
and bottles, Leiper's and aam!iSoa's inOA,
ihurt plpss in kegs, common and fire ~
hany chocolate, wln1 and cydec vinegar,
capers, olives, anthovies, cucunoers, traits
in brandy, pear osr.ey, ba's!e ard RI
sunpowder, patcns inor, Cayenuiln:s BET
chewing tobacco.
III,
a few EGGS an4 boxes fseh rai!ins ard
cnrrantS.
Nv -. e0In
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-07

The Store l have occupied tor many
years pait, iitpated On Prsnce-Street, cp-
polite Col. Iiooe's. 10 hari in Town
more eligible, or better Accommodations
tor carrying onan exten4:v wholeGa!e, wet
or dry good balinefs. lie cellar pertete-
~ dry, with a door at each end, win
hold one ti;ol3and barrels. Of aour; 2 coc.
Barrels may be saowed On TIL: p1asnirss~
wi bout any inconve. fence to yhe occu-
Ta,t.
Ihoie eehF.ous Of holding il w;li apply.
TO ne on Merchants Wharf, where !hail
in future do buiinetS.
Vim I. HALL.
December ~. d
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DANCING.
Mr. Il O " @ f. x.

III. L . & E X,
INFORMS his fcholars in particular
and the ladies and gentleman of Alexan-
dria generally, that he has removed the
place OF his .uition from O'Neale and
Wards tavern, to Richard Lewis's houfe,
corner of King and Wilmington Greets,
formerly the Swan tavern, but. at pre-
TENT 'unoccupied and as retired as can be
expected.
January 2. co3tt
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frcih Rali,ns and Currants.

tre1h Ral}.ns and Currants.
for Sale, BY
Ro6ert 3. .J.5me00n,
Who has. las ufual) general alorement Of
Wines, Spirits e5 Groceries,
viz. Jamaica and w. I. Rum, old Peach,
Cogniac and Bourde; Tx Brandy, Holland
Geneva, Irilh and Country Whiikev. a.
few pipes of old Bill Madeira, four do
London market do. IS half pipes year
Old Port, 20 quarter oaks Sherry, { pipes
1eneritfe, 4 pipes Catalonia, ard a few
or. caiks OF Lifbon and Malaga Wines.
Powder, loaf and lump Sugars, Molanes,
Spani1h Honey, Salt Petre, Copperas.
Madder, Race ard ground Ginger, ri.
mento, Pepper, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Teas of the latea importations, Fig Blue,
Gunpowder, Patent Shot, Leiper and Ha.
milton's Snuff in bladders and bottles.
Alum, Indigo, Pearl Barley, Starch, Lon.
don brown Stout and Porter in bottles.
Almonds, fpinning Cotton, Hunters Pines
In kegs, Olives, Capers and Anchovies.
Chocolate, Rice, MuRard, and Spanilh Sc.
gars; all OF which will be fold low for
Cath, Country Produce, or On a time to
nj. punetual cufomers.
Ags, Jf0e hksly, Eyoxg
KENTUCKY HORSES.
On liberal Credit.
December 70, 1900. d
~ l7oo a6fve Lads, aI0uf. IA wear,
Ct age' Hsasf re9afa6k eonnefious, qooula
Ss taxfn as alefys1tisss afsbs eFes sfthe
Aarsnyst.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-07
~ @ T z C. E.

THE flock holders Of the Bank of Alex
andria, are hereby informed, that divi-
dend OF Eze PER cent on the capital Rock
OF fad Bank, for the half year ending this
day, is declared, and will be ready to be
paid to them, or their representatives on
Thurlday next.
BY orarr, ot' the bys/fdent and diree3o-;,
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Gather.
JANUARY s. eow4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-07
Warrington, Tavern a
Peter HcaReM

sAcquaints his former cu}oiners and the
public in general, that he has removed
from St0xutoa and eitabliihed an Inn in
Alexaxdrlg. a.
Ga He has a few good SADDLE and
CHAIR HORSES which he will hire.
Dec. 10. sa Ayes
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-07
Marine hz/urance Conzba,1r
Of Alexaph Ia.

THE aockholders in the Marine In
! furance Company Of Alexandria, are here
by notified, that an election will be held
ON Thurlday the 18th day of January
next, at tie Court Ilouie in the fad town,
for the purpofe Of ele6ting fifteen perfons,
citizens OF this commonwealth, as .d:rec-
!, tors,of that inf tuition.
j. 3. NICHOLS, SEc'RY.
Form u power ia evote BY Proxy.
!, crwe do hereby nominate
and empower to attend at the
meeting OF the lnblcribers to the Marine
Inihrance Company of Alexandria, on
ihurfday the 9Th day of January next,
then and there, for me and in my name, to
vote Tor IS directors of faid Company.
Given under my hand this
day Of
n. B. The above mutt be fubicribed
before two witnclles.
December "a. eoot
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WANTED TO tiIki,,

WAN TED TO HIKE,
Fer the Er1,ice ef the Potomae Company
tor fse en./ri~g year, to sava,k at tie
Great FaHs,
a number Of active, able
bodied NEGRO MEN, for whom libe-
raj wages will be given. They will be
well ted, clothed and lodged, hulna1lely
treated, and in cafes of.Gcknefs taken GOOD
care of at-the ,expencc Ct the Company
lheir wages will be paid quarterly, and
II dehrabie to the owners, agents will be
appointed at different places to pay at the.
expiration ofeach quarter, may be ,noA
convenient to the parties. Farther part;--
-cllars may be had by-applicaticn to MIR.
Alexander Red, at the Great Falls, OF
to the iabicriber in George Town.
BY order Of the PRECEDENT and D;rec-
tors.
JOSEPH CARLETON,
1reeIarer of tbe Potom0c ComtQuy.
George Town, Dec. 20. 3ot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-07
NO TICE.

Intending 1hortly to leav.
1h,s P;s sas,l ~ reqasied Of thofe to whom
am indebted on Mrs. walhington,s'o an
my own account, that they e,,d 1he;r &c, OF
% Mrs s. Warrington or me, on or hs s,.Is
the hrH day of January next. wh y, oe,ose
iha!l pc paid-and thoie who are ; nIaey
to make immediate paylnsntto p''ale
~, = JAMES ANDERSON
MoNnt- Iernon, Dee. z,. sof.
A Ho@lIekee11er7., .,- ~ -.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-07
"A Hou1ekeeper Wan1e5

LITERAL wages will be given - .
d,scrcet Woman, capable of aanao;n, ~ y, a
assairs OF my family as Hou/ekeesass, '''
A middle aged woman Of a mid d;s.: H.
ton and regular department. will h. t ~.
ferred, as part of her attention viii r. !,
ncceiary in experimenting nurlerv ~ -
young children. 'y o.
December IL, 1900. aai.c
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
From tbs Spectator.

THE following paragraph is e1traGed from
the g Addrefs Of the Editor Of the National
Intelligencer TO his fubfcribers"-Who would
believe it to have been psnn'd in a Laadofaqv.s 1?
Who would imagine that it could be relilhej by
F1Us balders Ii is lurely, to place, very NAL
aProPos-In point Of principle it is extremely
erroneous. From the commencement Of the
French Revolution until the reign of Bona
pare, the Editor Of the National Inrelligencer
and his fliends (who have been the uniform
admirers OF French rspHLhcaniGn during all this
perlod) will admit that no people on earth have
had more freedom than the French vet accord
ing TO tbrir 0SUn aatements, never has there been
luch fuccelIion Of ciimes-fuch fcene of
murder, Pillage, riot, aaalhnation, robbery and
lnturrefion, as within that period-Such ALTO
was the cafe among the ancient democratic Re-
Publics. When mott free, according to the
Can't OF modern democracy that is, when under
the lea't reltrant of law, they were mott wick
ed. Will it be inferred from this, that we are
nnfrendly to freed9m ?-Heaven forbid. We
with that true freedom and Tebu5Hcdnija1, not de
nlOeracy, may ever prevail in the United States
that our representative fyltem may be pre-
leTved PUre-that our laws may be qUi/s and
be executed with 6rmnels, vigor and impair
tiaiity.-
+" European philosophers have told US, That
" man, to be free mutt be virtuous.' They have
8 miRaken the caule for the effect; ana fhould
shave fsid, THAT to be virtuous he n1 BE-
" free For if virtue be moral principle and
" man be a free agent, can that be virtue which
" does not flow fpontaneouly from the heart !.
" Can that be virtue, however fpecious, which
e aavery compels Away then with the falf.
" the dangerous dogmls, the cOnaant plea Of
"lyrants, and tn. perpetual terror Of ilaves.
" Ii is the interet Of all nations to BE virtuous,
g and all nations would purlue their intereG,
" did not political fraud lead them aarav.
" To detect his political fraud, to guard againR
" Vaccinations, to inipire man with coa
" iciouine(s OF his digoity and his power thefe
" are the great ends which true wi(dom ought
" inceaantiy to Purfue, undilmsyed b. adver-