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IKE NOTICE

CTRAYED from Polsnd, on the ID day Of May
~ int. HORSE, Of dark color, black name
and tail, about nine years cii, natural PAGER.
Whorv-r win take up faid DO e and del yer hin 10
ne the fsblcr,ber.or Mr.. john Harris ofNewglouce-
fer, 1lall be weil rewarded ~ .....
.F. WILLIAM HASKELL, JUN.
poLa7d III
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IL OR sale At Jenk. Book and Stationery Store. a
A new and complete edition Of the LAWS OF
MASSA CHU5ETTS-s vols Also.
= Large and fnlall 3 BLES - TtST AAiENTS -
PSALM & HYMN BOOK
A variety Of SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY.
&c. above.
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TIE YOUNG TRA1ELLER,

VATlLL eand this feafon for Mares. q the iAbe Of
Wv Nj Sasf@az h6r4Baz ia TBen9fsa ez epnn9
Mondays, which he vii Rand at B.raarSs tavern IN
WahATbsrssgb and Thyridays, Il JT P1gts tavern N
War<p. SAID HoTle Is dsppe grey tx years Old
fred ny the Old Trsvei r that famous imported hore
--hi'sen and an half hands high veil proPott oned
The terms will be dollar, the lnge zap, tOuT
dollars the fcsfon.
JONATHAN EAMES
7Jszzgeos Msyir
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Amount
Buildings and Yha~s
MAcHlAs b c
!: 6: ':: 5.=: : 5 e. u. 3
Or Lg u r-ry
!. :. Il: | e. :. s.,. . ' ii; 3
1877 land LAKE.
OysgAou s.
8 na 5a5rady o.
I0I6n gf rivera Eu =At5 "A
a46v,o HHrr otrr EaoaA5LS
Sby ~ Or o.
o iJ mS16AAS
e; Cd; : $ s :s iii 1: e :. ~s 4a, & j.
g. a"5o ssst,Eb3, " fgy, g
SHi Anj nib I,6 0an lend 5 CSb' dan,
one es45,u yaeAa yfaaMjl Tar "a
o @supr r~4 y oniS Vyg 40
Ioe 07H h@1 az irh4sga9 Ne 4S 4
Z yrr iffyugfP Al
0iGuH "a 3 " S~J+a
y fola IA
s: i; s: ::. Fl. Sc &: : :: + i:
ay~l daagty roa1I q 70
ayag y rhd 81 . q yErgn
81 ~ a @Jar3Ev
lend @~ H ha No a. IA and 43--3io 81 fA"A
# tr &
m . mid r4 81 q,
aI an a rAm 1 Rrekpf 81
zee land IN he sqG Kamauf
ayn 81 lot hHLryrn 81
ass
rrkHs 90 90
y
t1nt tbgt IS e.
1f4rrLma tC1Esgs Gra.
oas Ian faaibM ~ CansAvy lax 81
S I'd IN n5uns3 af5yy;at awG3N %
wthc
JOSEPH HARRIS CoLs&oT I'D Dl1Ia, 4 DNlon. (SS-Sw)
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POETRY.
1HE FIRST HovR Of MORNING.


TEow Erret TO wind the fortns tangled lhade,
& d Whsn early twilight, from he eaitsTn bound
Dawns on the acepihg landlcspe IN the glade
Anc Eases morning lprezds her blulh Aron'd!
When every infant flower, tina, wept in night,
Lifts it, chill head iof glowing With a teaI,s
Expands It's Gender bofoD to he ght,
and gives as ineenlc 90 the genial air.
-r.e.,- 4--.-- ..t.i.
How freih the breeze that WATTS the rich perfume,
Aad lweiIs The melody Of waking birds J!
The huar OF bees beneath the verd4nt gloom.
AID oodmaIls iong, and low OF dr!lant herds!
TheRdclhtfnl gleamsthe mountains hoarY head,
Seen thre tive parting foliage y2H afsr4
Andfarther tll the ocean u-Oy bed, ssa
With tiit:ing lsi4s that partal tunbeams h'+e.
But vain the fyvzn Glade, the breath of May,
The voice Of mute floating on he gale, ..
And forms that beam through mornings dewy veil
heal n no longer bids the heat be- gay,
oh 5almy hour it's thine her YEA th TO give
Htre fpreao her biufh and bid the parent hye.
s---~--s----aurRREsssf1f xExzm~-----s--~-~------
The following + 7s. relative to he valuable proper
sies at he Elder Tree, have been &c rtsIne1 ivy The
P,ivy Council Of biz Britannia M4itGy IN their eDquir
ics relative 10 the HclEah FlY -
g. Saving rurmps from the Ay
>. Preleroing Wheat from the yeoSs
3 Preitrving Fruit-trees iron the blight.
4 PreierVing Cabbage plants troul cst orpHars
The dwarf elder has the mOA potent tff.ntia and
Il teqnres no other trouble than firrw the eases
over The grouad 10 rike fFuil-ress with the twgs.
A new mineral, competed Of sreiI and the huo-
rick acid. has been fOrud in Greenland. II iscon
pofed OF white ftmi-tranfparent lanmE it mehs
10 the asme Q! a candle, and runs like ice before
The blow pipe. Hence i has Obtained the name Of
ctyoiite.
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LOT NO bIi pTUITIcIOI uIINIIV'''I' n q an
Lot No o. proprietors unknown,Io0 NJ
Iiingals Hll, Marlborough, II3l lima
Ard 70 much of the above Holies sl ,s.r,3r,
as VIII pay the REFLECTIVE taxes shsasa a ,51a
with cots and charges, agreeable 70 tas 1 Trars
rected, will Be- fold at the houio = II, IA
SAaps, inn. IN CexbaR in fsid diftid' o. I. r.,
day Of Inly, 1901, at ten Of the clock Y WI
nooa, unlsi. prevented BY previous p y ne.,
Iohn Low, Jun. tlq' 1''''''-
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ogy aclson and dsfrpon Ct Land Lois, Buildings and war
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-20

Capt. Md. LEFT at Liverpool, belong
ing TO thisport, fhip Swanwick Kirkbride.
loading FOR Madeira, and lhip Wilmington,
DAVIS, for New Orleans, both of which
were 10 fail in ihort time.
On The the Il Oct. off Holly head, fpoke
the irip Adelaide, Mann, from Baltimore
tor Liverpool, all wei. a4th, lat. 40,
long. as, fpoke fhip Argo, of Bottom, from
Ncwburyport for Liverpool, cut 8 days,
and on the 25th fell in with the brig John,
Coleman, Of New Y ork, from Go,Ienburq
fer New York, out So days, who inform.
ed that his brig had iprung leak the day
before. Capt. M'DongaI faid By the
brig all that night and the mex, day, when
capt. Coleman, finding the leak to m
create on him 70 fait that it would be i'm
poiible to fave the veGcl, requened capt.
MDoueal to take the crew on board,
which he did, and bro't them all in with
him.
Ship Eliza, Prince, and Bri,;ih brig
Patty, S,raycock, from hence, have arriv-
ed at Liverpool, ard ihip Atlantic, Refs,
from hence has arrived at Brifol.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-20
FALMOUTH. Sent I,

Inc Chelterheld packet, with the Ame-
lican mail OF the I'd luG. is fill detained
'0f the government difpatches.
September IS.
Arrived his majeRy's brig Childers,
1ap'aio Crawford, from the fquadron an.
uei the command Of Sir Edward Psllew
Va ,,,rt. On the nth inf. near Sa-
o - oionnes, ihe fell in with convoy
WI french vehels, in charge of brig cE
10; "ai dOo ichooner, which on rerleceiv
Hs Tue Childers, took fhelter under he
oa''e'ies OF that place. The Chiders. il
a''e'nPting to cut them off from the land
was nFed at from the batteries, ihot from
ore OF which hitting one OF her guns, fol-,
aIo wounded fome OF the ren. and tbn,
w. He enemy kept up an incefian, fire frou
r. u e batteries, fhe iuccecded in taking uo1
, Is OF one brig laden with ord ,nane
"ofeS, which fhe ient for Plymouth /,
~ cars that thc attempt to born the Frens !
'4Oaaron at Roehiort has been abaudop,d
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DOVER, Sept. 20.

French flag of truce with dispatches
arrived very early yefterday morning, and
another late iaa nighr, and this morning
dispatches were forwarded by a flag OF
truce from Calais. The Virginate lugger
is arrived here to be fationed conRantly,
Tor the purpofe of forwarding flags of
truce.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-20

EAST-INDIA HOUSE.
Yeiterday aquarterly general court was
acd at the Eait India Houie puriuant
. charter. Aiter the lait minutes were
I'd,
Mr.. Rock >wifhed to know whether GER
IN accounts OF the neat profit and !oGs OF
lie Company ought NOT 10 be laid before
he court.
Mr.. Chairman, (Mr. Mills tated that
ne accounts alluded to had been produced
March lat.
Mr. Rock obferved, thar his Object was
aicertain the exact amount OF the COM
any's debt. The late PRECEDENT Of The
GARD of Controul having fated it TO be
yelve millions, Whit an hon. proprietor
Mr.. Jones) had allerted it in Parliament
q be twenty millions thefe were the grofs
antradietions which he was anxious 10
ave rcconcilrd.
MIR. David Scott faid, that the fate
nent or Nh. Dundas was male zip from
correct accounts iurnifhed by the compa
ny'S officers, and that the general court had
got any thing to do with the mere ipfc
dlxir OF a member of parliament.
After few words from Mr.. Bofanquct
10 fupport OF MIR. Scott's aGertion, the
court adjourned fine die.
! he court of directors ofthe EAT India
company have relolved, in order to pre-
ierve due retpeG and attention to the Off
GERS of their marine in India, who, on i'm
portant locations, Especially during war,
are ahociated with the military, and ailift :
ing in operations of warlike nature, that
certain rank fhall be aligned their marine
officers, corresponding with thoie of the
military, viz.
That the commodores have equal rank
with the colonies in the army.
The captains of the larger vef1els of IS
guns and upwards, equal rank with lieut..
eolonels III the army.
The captains of fmaller vegels, under
rs guns, equal rank with majors in the
army.
The frf lieutenants equal rank with
captains in the army.
And the fecond lieutenants equal rank
with lieutenants in the army.
In all cafes the dates of their reflective
commiaions are to regulate the precedence
of the military or marine officers.
DISPATCHES were this morning received
from Sir John Borlafe Warren. 1t has
ince been reported, that from merchant
veHel he had received information of lord
Kei;h's feet having captured French
convoy, bound for Egypt.
We are extremely happy to announce,
that yesterday pa1ed by Portfmouth, for
the Downs the AcaGo and LoweftoRe fri
gates, with the Raikes, Newton, and a
large feet under convoy from Jamaica !:
two ihips and two briggs names unknown,
are OH lhore of Steinager.
This day the Hamburger Mail arrived,
which has brought Us the following inteli-
gence: MUNICH, Sept. II.
1t is confirmed, that the cabinets of Ber
liz, and Paris, are agreed on the fubjeet OF
the ieculatizations, and that the ENJOYS
OF thefe powers at Ratilbon, will proceed
IN the pTotocole conference, to take further
meafures for the complete adjuGment Of
this affair. The diet, it is believed, will
concur by a deputation, conifing of al
mott, four members.
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they being 70 well protected BY the hattie
r,es that II is thought 10 be hazardous.-
A new NIP, the Hero, OF "a guns, has
,een lately launched at Rochefort, and has
jnined the French squadron. Sir EDWARD
.viIew's has iuitcrea tome damage in gale
wind, which lated from the 9Th TO the
7th init.
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DDn,eGtc.

NEW-YORK, November ID.
Capt. Smith, OF the fch'r Traveller, in
.orms Us, that an embargo was to take
lace at the HAVANA the day after he
failed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-20
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. ~.

Arrived, 1hip Mohawk, M'Dougal, Ii
verpool.
Capt. MtDougal left Liverpool the 18th
September. and Torbay the 1T October,
foon after which came on violent blowing
ftormy weather, which continued three
weeks.
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/ O & + D q i y,
4 NEGRO MAM-SLATE.

about IL years Of age, active, capable,
and we'll acquainted with all the duties of
dining room feryant. Enquire of the
Printers.
Oaobre rs. 7a,vA
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-20
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. q.

HIS najelty ship Aggreaor has de,ain-
9 a"d lent INTO this port, the American
boomer John, CAPT. Chcater, from Balti-
acre.
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aleranrrla a1nertiser.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20.

DIED, on "wednesday evening, after
long and fevere attack of the govt, RO-
BERT CREIGHTON, elq. aged 81, late
OF the iiland OF Jamaica, where he reiided
forty years. This gentleman was in this
country when under the regal government
having ferved in the Medical Depart
ment OF the army, in the unfortunate cam
paign of rhe i'll fated Braddock, ard On
tina, location belonged to the fame rnefs
with the luxurious Warrington, and the
then iecond in command, Sir Peter Hacker.
From the Wt.<smgt0u Fede,aI;a.
Meiirs. EDITORS,
A publication in your paper of this day
appearing to be intended to convey be-
lief that my late refgnation of the appoint
ment OF chief clerk in the department. of
war, was compulsory or deGgned to elude
diimiflal: ] beg that you will make my
aiiertion equally public, that fince general
Dearborn's iuperintendance of the depart
men', he has uniformly treated me with
politenefs, and in a high degree given .ne
his confidence and that my reGsnation
was in no teiped founded on any apprehen-
fon that he was defireus of my leaving the
Office; indeed, if had entertained any
fuch apprehension, it would have been
completely removed by his requeh that I
would continue in the office, nearly three
months after my intimation that | wifhed
to be permitted to reign.
JNO: NEWMAN.
Wak6ixgton, Nov. II, 1901.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-20

a-B can gtvem tor kags at
this office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13
Dancing AcadeDzy.
Mr.. LONGER

Informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Alexandra, and it environs, that he is
about e aiuming his tuition in this town,
and will open his fchool on or about the
middle of next month, where he will teach,
as ufual, all the dances atprelent in fafhion,
with the g~reateft variety offigures he will
be able to procure.
MIR. L. hopes that from his thorough
knowledge of the art, ana his fuccefs in
teaching, which have been fully proved
by the unufual progrefs his fcholars have
made,in it, will infure him the encourage
ment of the citizens of Alexandria. He
thinks it ufelefs to remind ofthe perfect or
der and utmof decorum that has hitherto
prevailed in his academy ; he will only
FAY, that the fame will be continued as
much as lays IN his power.
PRICE OF TUITION
JEa DOLLARS per quarter, conGRing
of twenty four days-there will be fome
deduction in the price to thofe fcholars
who were under his tuition laa winter
one half paid in advance.
Mr. l.. alo informs that he will open a
Night School
tor the accommodation Of thofe young
gentlemen who cannot attend in the day'
Price OF Tuition Eight DoHarsr Per quarter,
conflfting of twenty four nights.
More particular notice will be given as
OF the precife day Of beginning.
@ PriUafe Tuniox ATTENDED TO-.
Od. ri. co1w
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Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

. r.A-La. LA- ht -ftt--H- ~. ~
Seveu hundred and eigby-r,M acre,
in the county of Hampihirc, on the waters Of
Great Cape CaPon. about 10 miles from the
Warm Springs, and 80 from Wincheiter. This
land is full Of wood, oak and pine timber. Two
excellent farms may be made, with 50 to SO acres
Of bottom, and rich high lands co each and in
the heart Of the timber there is fine seaspfor I.
faw-miil. Capt. Daniel Rice wiIlihew the lands
Three tbomJande;gbt bandssd ard forly-
Ave acres inthe county of Ohio, nm the waters OF
Grave and Filth Greeks, near the river Ohio, and
about 80 miles below Pittsburgh. Some of theCe
lands are very good, with conilderablc quantities
oil rich bottom, and plenty Of excellent timber.
Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor of thlt county
will Thew ,hefc lands.
Twill fell all or any of the above lands for cafh or
npon credit, or take in exchange for them lands in
Fairfax County, or lots of lond in the city of A.
lexandria, or the city of Warrington.
X. I. HNOE.
A L-
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Valuable Property for Sale,


Iii The htfh Fails Of Pot0maek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres ofL0md, upon (Which
are a daueAlng bogk and hndy etber i'm
brovements, Everal 9onr q~aarrirs andG
Rands, and fquo vaeaut mill Eats.
Two undivided third parts Of
ae,es Of Land, npou qubicb are a merchant
mill, 1yib three pair Of French Larr mill
flames and evey uees0ay, complete, ia,
manufacturing Ronr to The bttf adOontage,
ind qvnb as httk manual Abor as bqNbA;
a bre1uery and dJRiHey, a g,nuury, a
a4iAer's bOy(e, a Ire4uey's have, eooper's
Beb, sc. and a Uacant mill /cai.
Too undivided Third Parts of
400 4e,es Of land, attaining the : ACRES
and ~ acres Aforementioned, aton 1UbieS
here are lev0raI R0ne qna,ras and fiji
fauds.
The purchajsr Of the above pro-
pfry, zvW haze an alignment Of a keE
fer The 0fher nndiyiaedtbird par, gevbieb
there uW be E years to come from The f9
dry Of September aert.
lite Fone on the abovc lands IS
equal in gooansln Gzy, and Npe,iOr TO
mof .foundafion foue an tke yiver-vG-
lh 1ay da,fbeu thai can 60 to Gorge
Ioqcu, can 90 MP TO tie nil and Foue
qAaryies.
dry 9rySn " peyous, zObo may iueliue
to pxrcbgh, 1UM @eouye qfeeV the pre-
mites, bereforrHH x0t b0agbf ueceDa,y
to be more particular.
Fer terms affJ to Gen. Uriab FoyrsG,
a Ge0rge-1o7va, orn
PHILIP X. FENDGLL,
Alexancr ia.
Juur 20. 1ap
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alexandria Coaa,y.

HIexandr1a Comfy, H.
], do hereby certify, That Ed.
card Skidmore bro't before nc Abraham
Faw, one of the j%utices of peace for fa;d
ounty, as an ei,ray taken up by him, a
dark red COW, about 8 or 9 years old,
marked in the back part of the left ca,
with a fit, and on the upper part Of the
right ear with the fame her bag, belly
and end of her tail white, the ends of her
horns fawed off, and appraifed to FIVE
pounds, current money.
Given under my hand this I'd day Of
November, 1901.
ABRAHAM FAW,
The above notice is given.
That whoioever has loft faid Cow NAV
have her again, by applying TO Edward
Skidmore, living about feven miles from
Alexandria, near the road leading to leef.,
burg, On proving property aud paying
charges.
EDWARD SKIDMORE.
Nov. s. Iaw3tt
The Subscriber has tor Sale,
at ,he Hoan Aafry occupied by DR.. Ken.
nedy,. in Prince yeyef,
Brown Sugar by the hoglhead
or barrel,
Loaf and lump do.
Holland Gin by the pipe,
Li6on Wine do.
Pepper by the bag,
Hyfonfkin Tea by the chef,
RaiGns by the keg. II
.Cordage by the hundred,
A few bis. Mackarel.
Grove Wright.
Sept. III. 2aw
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Now.
VALUABLE LOTS
FOR SALE.

Five Lots on Duke freet, near the
corner of Pitt ftreet, four of them a6 feet
front, the other IS feet 6 inches, by Io'
feet deepA n Of them corners on tbe
@ftreet, another on an alley IS feet wide,
and all of them have an outlet TO an
alley 10 feet wide, on the fouth end.-
The price will be moderate and the terms
OF payment eafy, only one fifth Of the
purchafe money to be paid down, one halt
the remainder in & months and the Other
IN twelve months'from the iale, with k.
gal intereR for the fame.
If not fold in a private way, before The
10Th day of IL mo. next, they will then
be fold at public fale to the highea bid.
der.
VIM. HARTSHORNE, I a
NICHOLAS SLUBEY, N'
@Eh&abetb DonahJS@'
10 mo. 4. law
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Amongst which, are the following /:

Amongit which, are the following
%JEFFERSON's Notes on Virginia, hot prefs'd,
Ed. Kotzebus,s Plays. . vols. Ladies Mufi-
cal Magazine, Parks Travels. Steuart's View,
of Society, CheCer6eld's Letters, A vols. Culler's
Practice Of Phyfic, Wallis on Health, Paley's
Phlofophy, . vols. Gibbons Surveying, Moore's
Navigation. by Blunt, Burns's Poems, Millot's
Ancient Hifory. q vols Practical Education, a
vols. Beauties Of ST. Pierre, Buchan's. Family Ply
iician, Fox's Book of Martyrs, . vols. Lees
Memoirs, Bri,ilh State Trials, Robinfon's Admi-
rally Reports, 2 vols. Ito be continued) Gentle
man and Ladies Prcccptor, 2 vols. Hunter, on
the Blood, T. vols. CaldweD's Memoirs, Willich's
Lectures, Martins Law of Nations, vattel's
Dito, Newton on the Prophecies, 4 vols. Edin-
burgh Difpcniatory, Elegant Extracts, ConGi-
tutions, Zimmerman on Solitude, Ditto on Ma
tional Pride, Blackaone's Commentaries, 4 vols
Collection of farees. 6 vols. Polite Education,
'Tooke's Pantheon, Juniuss Letters, z vols. Gu.
thrie's Geography, Knnxc's Education, q vols.
Ditto Efays, 2 vols. Cofigan's Travels, Cooks
Voyages, 4 vols. Damberger's Travels, &c &c.
~ O. re L S.
The Armenian, 4 vols. Montalhert, 2 vols.
Antoinette, Tales OF Wonder, (by Lewis = vcls.
My Uncle Thomas, q vols. Jack Smith, Spirit
of the Call, Arthur Merpin, I vols. Clara
Howard, Ofrlond, Weiiand, Mai OF the HAM
let, Vagabond, sailor Boy, A,hlin AID Dim
bay ne, Eonlance OF the Forcit, q vols. Myite-
Ties OF Uie!pho, 3 vols. / ouiia, julia and the
Baron, Ghoh Sier, Tale of the Zines, Z vols.
Camilla, S vols. E~velina, T. vols. Monk, 2 vols.
Family Of Ortemourg, Negro, 2 vols. Black
Valley, Ellen aud Mordaunt, 4 vols. George
@BsrnweI, Mountain Cottager, Children of the
Abbey. z vols. Roacbfort Family, Darcy, e
. Mia de .Varrnort, Oakindaie Abbey, The Fair
In,poicr, 3 vols. Edeifrida, A vols. Count de
Hoentderp, z vols. henrietta Mortimer, 2 vol.
Fashionable Daughter. Count Gkicbcr, Emma
Dorvije, Scoteh ,HoireE, 3 vols. Mis-. BATH
mores, 4 vols. Ad0ertifement for 4 HG{oand, D.
vols. " wandering Ilander, 2 vols. CortIelia Scd-
icy, a vote. Tom Jones, 8 vols. Edward, by
Moore. 2 vols Moldsunt, by Ditto, 4 vols.
Reubcc an Racket, Girl cfthc Mountains, Z vols.
Myfsic Cottaec r, &c. &c..
ALSO,
Bibles. eTclsrnents, Pfalters, Common Prayer
Books; rilworLb. Webfier, Universal, pAaIec,
London, and Rational, Spelling Books, Primeis,
and a large collection Of HiRories and childrens'
Books Writing and Letter Paper, and Paper
Hangin2s Wef4rs, Quilts, Ink Powder, Violin
Strings, Playing Cards, Song Books, and Blank
Book, &c. &c.
ALMANAcS for the year 1907, by the
grocc, dozen. or fiogle.
Country ShoPkeepers fupplied on the low
eft tertns =
October 40. d =
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13
NtYAved or NtoZen

FROM the fubfcribsr, a Grey Mare,
witch tail and a fmall black foot on each
ear about r34 hands high, branded on
the near lhoulder thus, / A. Whoever
VIII bring faid mare to me, near -Four
Mile Run, fhail have a reward of FIVE
DOLLARS. PETER VEITCH.
N's'%' eo3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13
Notice..

ALL pcrfons having claims againa the
the efate of captain WiNiom Cbapman,'
deceafed, are requefted to furnifh the fame
to the fubfcriber, properly authenticated,
for fettlement and all ,hofe indebted TO
faid %eftate, are deired to make immediate
payment-no longer indulgence can be
given, but the accounts mutt be cloiedS
foon as pofible.
JOHN FOSTER.
Nov. 2. eoIm Adn'r,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13
JOSEPH
Late G0m BHAimo,s,
Respectfully informs the pub
lie, that he has commenced the
Pott1ng BUkneG,

at the Pot HouSe formerly occupied by
captain Henry Percy, where he manu-
features, and has for fale at the mott re-
duced prices for cath, by wholefale or re.
rail, a large adortment of coarfe Earthen
Ware, of the belt quality.
Orders from the country, or elfewhere,
will be puneually attended to, and ware
delivered at any wharf or fore in rcwn.
and, 1t required, will be packed in crates
at the hortea notice.
Od.I3, co