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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-10

and mistuit may enfuc fer mort period,
unlels Englilhmcn thew that collected ana
eeAesting mind that has on 10 many ocea-
fions ditinguiihcd them.
When this war is concluded, and there
are mo- more loans, there will probably De
ready money purchaies of itoes, to the e
amount of 100000. day, which mutt
raft. the price very high IN LET'S than o
months after peace and people cannoi
be 70 blind as not to fee that national Gre
dit and its reiources mutt Inevitably IN
create, aud therefore, by making Purcha'cs'
augment tnofe prices, by the rite OF which
the PROPERTY of the nation becomes more
table and (ecure. s
Tie Egyptian contea once anifhed, there
appears no objea for which the French
can carry on war, that OF wearing Out our
finances being completely done away
which we repeat, mutt be the cafe, il the
Taft hatements are fairly taken into conf
deration. /,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-10
BOSTON,, AuguH IS.

BOSTON,, Augut u.s.
Arrived, ihip Favorite, Ellery, from,
Rufia. The Ruaians appear very friend
ly to the Britiih.
Sch'r Liberty, Elms, from Dublin -
Left among others, the Margareita of VIII.
caflet.; Rover of-Scituate. The Six Sif-
ers of Wiicallet failed in co.. -
Sch'r Anton, Lombard, from Liibon.
Auguit 80.
Arrived, chip Diana, Thomas, Alicant;
Betfey, Inglee, Guadalupe; Sally, Brown,
Trinadad discharged from quarantine.
Sch'r Alpha, Hacker, from Bremen.
Brig Hannah, Coffin, from Liverpool.
Aug. 8, fpoke brig Lydia, of Nantucket
for N. York.
Ship Warrington, Delano, from Liver
pool. Sally, Weber, do. Lady Adams,
Jamiefon, do.
Ship Polly, Drummond, Liverpool
Aug. IT, lat. 4s, 7, long. So, 4o, fpoke
Ich'r Miles, Standi(n, 40 days from Liz
bon to Plymouth.
Ship Martha Warrington, Calder, from
London; brig Sufannah, Davis, from
Hamburg.
Brig Fame, Croker, from Bourdeaux,
Aug. I, lat. ~, long. 43, fpoke capt.
Gardner, zs days from Liverpool to N.
Bedford.
Ship Olive Branch, Nickles, London.
July 8, off Beach Head, fpoke brig Uni
on, Fields, 81 days from Bottom. Same
day, fpoke brig Jane, 81 days from N.
York for Amaerdam. Aug.l6, LAT. g,
z9, long. s., 80, fpoke lhip Minerva,
from Liverpool tor Portland.
Brig Hannah and Eliza, Prentifs, Am.
ferdam; fch'r Argo from Annapolis.
Auguf 81.
Arrived, fchr. Hope, Hooper, Lifbon,
Left brig and fch'r belonging to Ply
mouth two fch'rs belonging to Marble
head, &c. and the Enterprise, Williams,
Of Middleton. Aug. 70, lat. ~, II,
long. So, fpoke brig Alma, King, from
Charleiton. Aug. II, lat. AZ, s, long.
81, fpokc fhip Exchange, Wyer, of N.
Bedford, ~ days from London for New
York.
Brig Victory, Bicknel, Lilbon. Left
there fch'r John, Edwards, Bottom Hawk,
Tuck, do. Venelia of Providence -
brig Triton, Atkins !; fch'r Hercules,
Lows; brig Catharine, of Philndelphia.
A MarblheaG fch'r from the HAVANA has
been taken by Britifh frigate, and fent
into Newfoundland.
Brig Federal George, Peserfon, Liver
pool.
Sch'r Bell:farius, Colby, Bourdeaux.--
In lat. A, long. 4S, fpoise fhip -,
Kimble from Charleiton for Hamburg.
Performing Quarantine. Brig Joanna,
Bagley, HAVANA Britith fhip Went
worth, Wiiliamfon, Jamaica fhip Sultan,
Cole, Havana.
Capt. Bagley left at the HAVANA, the
9th inf. fhips Enterprife, Heartily, Of
Bottom; Agenoria, Edes, do. Eliza, Welt
| man, Salem; briggs Superior, Eldridge,
Bottom; New Adventure, Hathaway. DO
Sally, Stimfon, do. Traveller, Blanchard
Portland; -, Mafury, Salem Chr
| John, Bailey, Newburyport Success.
kimbie, Salem Experiment, Richardfon.
90. Sampfon, do. brig Sally, ,
OF Dighton, and black fhip of Portland,
&c. Sch'r Hope, Grant, of Salem, failed
Aug. 8, for Philadelphia fch'r Lark, ,
Harris, for Matanzies, the 9TH; brig Ed
mund, White, failed for Marielle, the 9th.
SALEM, ing. 81.
L 1NE0R MATIGM To A1AnINrrn "a
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SALEM. Auo. 81

SALEM, Axg. 81.
INFORMATION TO MARINERS.
On my .paDage boms, July If, Fair LNs
60re ". by NJ. ayaaaf 8 leagaes. July 4,
jaw f'metbing that APPEARED Ike a Ais,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
VOLUME IN

mate. their lumbers, refpea bility & weight OF
character. But ob{erve, that when Offices wee
well flied, they have been oonlidered as PsE
manently FLIED The former Preideuts never
having difplaced men without fubRantih oh.
jeGions 10 rher'condua in Office. There has
thus been tonGderlPe change in the Gate Of
parties, & very few changes in offices, The con
fequence has been thar the proportion bet een
the Es7 Of oppOGtion, and the number Of Off
ces FIELD By them, has been materially varied
Fer infsnoe, in Connecticut. Newhamhire and
Rhode I14pd, and perhaps 10 Mafachuletts4
the PTeient onPofi,ion has grown from almot
nothing. Ia fome Gates 1t did not exit, when
the offices in the national government were Gl-
led. The Offices were then filled from fbs only
party that exi0eJ. In thele cafes the monopoly
Of 45Fcs as you are Pleaied to term it, has not a.
riien from any exciyG5H cf others from Office by
the Executive, but BY a new party iPringing
up lince the appointments were made that Is
by iecelIon from the majority.
The cafe is Precifely timlar 70 that Of a town
or city incorporated, in which, at the 6rR choice
of officers, all the free citizens ihould Ggrts IT.
the & oice. But in few months one half OF
them, growing dncontsnted, form party a.
gaina the officers and their adherents and ex
claim mot bitterly againR them for " mon
oPey IF Offices" And tbia, Sir, on your Prin-
cipes, NUT forever be ,he cafe. On Whatever
men Offices are beaowed, their oPPofers win b.
forming parties, and crying out, q we are de-
ptived Of our rights We have 10 lharc in the
offices" The very men, Sir, who have aided
you in ynur career. and who are now offering
you incerfe for beaowing Offices on their "a.
viii delet you in a few years, perhaps months,
form another party, and rail molt vehemently
againi! you and your tavorites, FIR monoPniz
Jog the Offices Of government. This sonte-
4utnce j. As certain, NY your p inciPles nc ab-
ford, ard will involve you in inextlcable en-.
barr aliInent.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

From a Di0crtatcn on the Con0tntona FREEDOM of
the Pres n thc United States, pamphlet jun pub
hhed by Mr N4ncreae, in Bolton.
THE conduit and tenor Of executive and
judicial appointments ought to be the lubjea Of
icruJiny. Whele the appointments arc below.
ed upon Perlo0s Of particular way Of think
ing, or o. tie lead-rsot A party, We have
JIM right to dfcover ON ths, the drift of the
djminiar1ron, and as lear privilege openly
10 promulge the truth, MS 10 the facts OF aP-
poinsmeHJ, and ~ give out our opinion Of the
tendency Of rhe me+lnres Where there is
diViiion of f eraiits and democrats, rs ths
parties are now called. and the preG1ent, ar tn
governor. viii make An Attachment % The one
party or the other a qlahica.0n to Office, and
a condition for a pl-e, We have a right 70
chrge him Of bli Of that partv Nay, fur
ther. we have right 70 con lcmn tie pracice
a beng fPecies of corruption, dearuttive To
the rights of private judgment ~ Pqbli- con
Germs and As mole, which cannot fail tn
create factions, and to maintain dangerous ana
si.teT parties, as long a. the government ihall
eAia."
. Il has been faid that the preident cannon
adminittar the government on his own Pri1ci-
lhall coincide With him in opinions upon civil
and political ftbie8s. This aG-ruon, il the
latitude it is intended. cannot be true, or be
confident with political ProPriety. Could this
aheriion be maintained, every preGdent ought
10 ekhibit his political creed, not that the REQ
pie might know his Gentiments, and cortea
them, a. BY he aandard Of public opinion, bur
that they ihould implicitly conform themielges
to II, as 70 the fixed, unerring aud uoaterable
aandard Of political truth. We fhould ali be
rele4led from the labour Of forming opinions
I0r OUT Ives, and have only to embrace the
creed Of the chief msgilrate. Thofa who ex-
pea to live by the preGdent's patronage, finding
the Offices all full, will begin 70 intrigue fer Z
new pref dent, whole political principles are in
die tt opfoGtion TO the one in Office. The
men who view themfelves as candidates. will
of courie open controversy with him, and
either explititly or implicitly, form contracts to
omote the leaders of their party. Thus The
contribution will be forfaken, and the plans aud
machin4iions Of Parties form The plan Of ad-
minilration."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
Abner Rogers.

ID EfpeetfulIv informs his friends and cufomers, that
N he has removed from his lhop in Fore.Greet. 10
the fhop Me- TO in FIN Gyeet oppodte the INFECTION
MAKING BUSINESS, a. ulual and has tor fale a
variety of gold aud FLYER Watches and Watch Chains,
Keys Seals Sc and afortment of Silver work, fuch
table and tea Spoons, Thmbles, &c.
And has good afortmest Of HARDWARE GOODS
Among which are-cale Knives, of various defcrp
tions--carvers pen and jack Knives-Shovets and
Tongs-Reok Locks--ring and knob ditto-cloi1et
de draw, chef and trunk ditto-door deik and table,
Hinges-rngiEg Beils--pod and fcrew Augurs--ChiC
els Gouges-Plan Irons-Hand Saws-panne, faith,
and compass o.--Scalebeams-ron and Bocktin table
and tea Spoons-Scifors.-Raz Strops and Cafes
TaiIors Shears--fcrew PlateI-arge and FINAL Files
plated Sugar TOng5-bra(s Draw Handles-LilcIng do
wood Screws-Ink Stands-Horn aud Ivory Combs
table Bees-Money Scales-Morocco Pocket Books
memorandum do,--Nut Crackers-ilver plated and
lee' Kneebuckes-Pencil Caf>s-fhOe Knives-Tacks
-Bruihes -Clafps Pad Locks--Curry Combs-Cloak
Pms 9acle,-Cork Screws and Drawers warm
Ing Pans -Snutfers-Rag Stone-CImlets--woo Cards
-Brafs LadIes-meTa Buttons-Tap-bo Br afs
Cocks-6Ic. sc.
Alto, an aTortment Of ENGLISH GOODS.
Among vhich are-BroAdclohs, Kerieymeres swami
down, Fore9 Cloaths Velvet, Thicklets, silks. Nan
kenet Lambl<n, FAnuels Blizss, Wildbores, Cahcoes
Shalloons, Durauts, Taminy, Calamancoes, Moreens,
GjnEhans Mems and Women's Worried and Cotton
Hole, Leather Gloves, TX and Pocket Handkerchief
Shawis-and variety of other articles all which he
wiz fell cheap FOL cai, and evc-y favor gratefully re
ceIved POriaHi IIL5 ITO 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
Valuable Lands.

TOR SALE from five hundred 70 fevenfeen thoufand
/ acre of LAND. ftuated upon that rich t-ad on
the famous Plisafsga5 Rivsr between Kenne5eck and
Penub lcot-This Land is loted, and proves he Of
4 hyperion quaty-and is very commodious for an
immediate fettlement: having excellent Mill Seats.
about twenty acres of Trees eled and road from it
down to BIzgor.-The Title IS derived from the Gov
eminent, and will Be perfect and entire l4;sfac
ton Of the purchalers. It will be fold At reduced
price for cath or good fecurity
ALso-About thirty good feeling LOTS (hundred
acres each) in the Of JAY ia which town there
are upwards Of hundred FAmies.-For further Partc-
ulars inquire of the Printer, or of
JOSEPH Z. FOXCRAFT.
Nszvgloue,a.y. No. 6. (8s-6w)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

W ron Tie Tenter Hooks Of me the Gublcrlber
Z !. "aie uair about the lat Of October, the 6rt
1, orf, one piece Of PULLED WOOLLEN
-. y brown color, containing about ten
80 o.' lao from my Fung Nil, iundry pieces Of
~ -,o.n neither iheared OF preTed Any perion
"'1faAuon ofthe fame, ihAll on conviction be
IL, 'ns above rewsrd.-Merchants and ihop
~ i -. IS fsqns'ted Q aop any fuch goods, fhoa.d
a PETER MERRILL. JUN.
- ''s7'g efTo,E, rEb .E57t5 6fb Day, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
FIVE CENTS REWARD

ID ANYWAY from the fubrcriber, an INDEBTED APP
IL prentice by the name Of BENJAMIN RICH,
ssoa nine cen years old--had on when b. went away,
I hor aoun J.cket, & bue trowiers-brown hair. -
ang psrion who VII hriag back fad sIusway, lhali
sssss la- above reward but no charges paid 1
'hsFslore lorbd al periony harborng or Jruling him,
a 'ay matters Of vrdels carrying him away, as they
"eald, AVOID The penalty Of tho law.
fsFaiHi Aov 70, 1901 JACOB KNIGHT
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
TEN CENTS REWARD.

K asAWAY from the fuhfcriher, an indented ap-
prentice By the name Of Same! EiLi1zs, about
san years oid-abou foHr feet ten inches high, iort
49, nar, dark ikin, had on blue coat, ltFiPed
'-''0lt' aod grey trowiers - hereby forbid all
t.s0s aaFboHng him, or any matters of vefels carry
.s nm away Any perish who will bring back faid
.-s~ay, hall receive the above reward Of OBED
tpeesnAai, Of T9gasm, in the county Of Lincoln.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
From c5a,llsr lS..tLsI,si ~ P.er, ~. II.

Extract Of letter from gentleman Of high rcinetta-
biIity in Maryland. 70 has friend ~ Beaufort ptiria
of his State,
"YOU have 20 doubt heard Of the elesdon
Of Senate IL thi, Rare IL Is on5 of thois evil
events from whence good mutt relolf. Men
have been choien without attention t1 abiliues
or re pea ibiity "a, u.erey with 'ei.g to
the Leg tar- for parry puppets.
hmleIf particularly conf driuaus during ths ~
meucan war, has becu dtlniaeI for the vs. I'M. Of
repubIic4ndm. Az he-,omnencemcnt ct our
revQ'u p, Mr.. CMroI poI-Get more pseperty
t1an anY five inhabitants In our clu.iry. lIs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

.pTRAYED from the f1blcriber, about the 9TH inn.
ID dark red COW, about or years Old with
IL. picked horns and very long tail.-Whoever
give Information Of laid Cow, 20 that the owner
IN pst her again. lhall be handlomey rewarded for
Ill ftrOube JACOB ROLFE.
Psrfk, !, NoV a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

u UNAWsY from the fubfcribsr, on Sunday Ian,
n an iaaented apprentice named SAMUEL RID
Los, aged ABOUT rs wears. Had on when ne went
away green coat and blue trowleEs-he Il about Ave
* our inches hgh.-Whoever will apprehend faid
ans hri0g aim to be lublcri5er 1hail receive ONE
sssi reward ana no charges paid. And | do hereby
bod all perfons harboring or trua:ng him, and AT
aasu Of vsRes from lhipPine or receiving him on
ks-d tlcir veies as they would avoid the penalty Of
~ sv. JOHN BURB lNK
P.s5gsESlrosrk, Nov 4 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
BANKRUPTCY.

.,spras Commidion Of Bankruptcy has been
1A - a ana idued agsna ELISHA AVER OF
~ 4 ,be Dau0 Of Naine, Trader and Iron-
N.Y. .aa lie Eaia Eifaa Aver has been declared
N'ass' n /. hereby required to furgeuder h'mleit
s',s |, tommiaioners, IN 'be fAid Commlon named'
. 't pHt Of them on the leventh and OF the
..rA.s N December next, and on the 10th Of
'sspe A. two Of the clock IN the afternoon of
imaf XII avs. az the houie of DANIEL GILMAN,
lpn 2 ~ n faid Diari9, and make lul dil
a f". ssevsrg Of hs ellare and efieSts. When
.,s his Creditors ara 20 come prepared TO prove
ri ~" -. ard ar the ieeond meeting, 10 choole an
6saass and At the iat meeting, fad
as''' !. resaired 70 Enith his examination; And
3aN'E IA meeting, any Of the Creditors Of laid
( ia' rav BE- hard before iaid Commiflioners
s = ,he making OF allow NC Of certificate 20 the
II IA dilra 10 entitle The iaid Bankrupt 70
- IL dircharge.--All Perfons indebted 70
Is s.trlot. are to make payments and thoGe Who
n "a effects, are 10 deliver the fame to fpch
- -, oerfoas only a. the Commiiiioners (h4l ap-
Joseph HUCKINS,
A' John PAIN,
g.. AMES BRADBURY
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

1,-NsAS SALLi- daughter Of nc the GubGcri-
bee. II, behaved Y, Y unbecomiDg, and mas isir
~, sis are hcl etare to forbid III perfons ha--
n 81 ''hg heT on ny account a. ! vii. pay no
~. SoattActn NJ ai,er this date
''.s II. i6ot MOSES CROSS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
STOPTHEIf.


~, IllHRNTY DOLLARS REWARD.
10y non The Barn OF he lublcrbcr IN Frere2yl
sb2er slasidAY night tke 4th infant large Bay
4. sd, 'a4fSed as follows "A white freak in his
4 aud teet white, black main 9nI taih carries
II .''s high, b's nols out; When noien, ha4
@eiheTs, and one or two on each hinI las
'A, ''re'aae hnrlc. trats a'l
gay lpprChrnd f4id Thief IT 'Thicis and
~. ''oFic. ana return him Il Il, owqer. fha.i
@''ve eward and all charge pe'd by JHe,
r.. SAMUEL JAM tSON.
ia" Il. It}
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
To be Sold,
For Sale,

4 TWO nory HOUSE, FIVE rooms on The floor
Gtua,ed il Ni4dk fret, formerly owned by Mils
ABIGAtL BARsro.y For conditions of lae, inquire of
GEORGE WARRREN, living oPPoGte the Premilei.
Porii5p5, Nov. 10.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

tn the fubfcr begs, Commiihoners appointed by
tie Hon Edward Cuts, EGq Judge Of the Pro-
hs wills, Sc. for the county Of York, TO receive
,.gnine the claims of the feveral Creditors to the
AZ of SAMUEL Rolf, late of BiAIsfogd mariner
ssasd, reprclented Internationally give notice,
IL * months from the a6th Of October, 1901 is al
I'D 10 br ug in and prove their claims-that we fhAll
,aoa that iervice at the houfe of JossPa STEVENS,
Aun.lrstOr on fsid ellate, in Bddeford, on the e.
c.a Thurlday Of November infant, and the fecoud
a aays Of the four following months, from one
4 6vs o'cIock, P. N. on each day.
ELlHU COFFIN, Connie
CHRISTOPHER GlLPATRICK, foairs,
RRfrS, Nov. :, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
BRADBURY.

,rorlcE Is hereby gwen, that the fubfcriber has
N b..n auy appointed Aagnee Of the Eltate and
"a. Y y.s51qi7t HIr9sv ia and Fyeesrz Har!o7V.
ssh IN the Diana OF Maine. B4ukrupts All
s,r. h,rng in their pohelIinn any properly belong
1. n II, laa Harlows, are called upon o lurrender
II fame AID thole indebted to make Immediate pay
nicnt to 5NNDN-" ZEN " OOD'
p,rassl Nv. as, 1906.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
Fall e Wintsn Gods.
William Lord.

las uiltreceived, and now ready for faie, at bis
tore 10 Fore. fret general aflortment of EN-
GLTSH. YESTINv0I4. and HARDRARE GOODS
GROCERIES,, SJe. which he will dlpofe Of on the
mott Reasonable terms for CATH CorAant attendance,
and every favor gratefully acknowledged.
50 bblS. iuperfne FLOUR, for fale
as above. Portland Nov. 13.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
NUM- Der YZI.

Table PRESIDENT q UNITED STATES.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
Izventy Dolz0rS ReW0rd.

RAN AWAY from Alexandria, on
Saturday evening the 9TH inf. two Ne
gro Women, viz. Amie and Veuss the
former about IS years OF age, s feet 4
inches high, fout made, OF ycllowifh
caA had on, when fie went off, blue
cloth irsbi, fid girl was purchafed Of
Mr.. william Reed, and formerly lived
in The City Of Wilmington, where / cx-
pea ihc IS nov lgrking the later abouS
~ or IS years q! age, 4 feet 10 or II
inches high, has noy With heta young
child at tic breaf, atout4. or months
old, iws ar91ss! IS sot lecol.etsed; ne
was Perchaitd Of a seet.emGn ligiag IN
P1nce George JosniT, NIGFYland -
sVioeyes ~! arpseaend !aia voniea, 4nd
Gellgef si1eta q ms u falexaaor.g. aiaii
lSe1yo 10 10y 'eVad, d. . doiiar9
Ga; Ssiiys
E@952k sEJrx.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
COTTON s. STEWART
Have rceeived, nlarge and general
ASSORTMENT Of BOOKS
IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES or
POLITE TERATURE;


Amongst which, are the following:
JErfERSON's Note, on Virginia, hot prc!s'd,
Ed. Kotzebuv's Plays, vols. Ladies NuG-
cal Magazine, Parks i'ravri..' steuar,'s View
If Society, Chehcr6cld's Letters, A vols. Culer's
praetice Of phyGc, Wallis OH Health, PaIey's
philofophy, , vols. Chiffon, Surveying Maorc's
Navigation. by Bunk, Eurnss Poems, hiilot's
Ancient tiianry. ayol, Practical Educarion,
vols. Beauties OF ST. Pierre. Buchap's Family Ply
fetal, Fox'- Book Of Martyrs, vols. Lees
MEMOIR, Britiih Sritc Trial.. Kobinfon's Admit
rahy Reports. vols. Gro be continued) Gentle
man aud Ladies Prcccator, > vols. funter., ON
3,hc Blood, vols. Caidwrlfs Memoirs, Wiiiich's
Lectures. Mar,ia', Law OF Nations, Vat'ci's
Ditto, Newton on the Prophecies, vols. Ed.r-
burgh Difpcniatory, Elegant Exsratas, Conffi-
buttons, Zimmerman on Solitude, nteo OH Ma
tonal Pridc, Eackttons's Commentaries, 4 VI, !s
Collection OF tarccs. 6 vols Paiirc Edu. alton,
FOXES Pantheon, Junius's Letters, 2 vols. Gu
thrie's Geography. Kncxe's Education, vols.
Ditto EGays, , vols. Cottigans travels, Cooks
Voyages, 4 vols. Damberger's Travels, &c. &c.
" O y e L S.
The Armenian, vols. MontaIhert, q vols.
AntOinct,e, tales of woader. (ey Leivi.) vols.
My Uncle Thomas, vols. Jack Saith. Spirit
ot the Cattle, Arthur Mcfvin, vols Clara
Howard, Ormand, Weiland, Maid OF the Ham
let, Vagabond, Sailor Boy, Arh'in ard Dim
bayne, Romance of the FoTcit, vols. Myite-
ries OF Ud,lpho, vols. Louifa, Julia aud he
Baron, Chott Sier, Tale of the ii,le., {, vols.
Camilla. s vols. Rvslna, vols Mos, , vcls
Family OF Ortemburg, Negro, vols. Slack
Valley, Ellen and Moraaunt, 4 vols. George
Barnwell, Mountain Cottager, Children 81 the
Abbey, vol'. Ro1chfort Family. Darcy, K
mia dc ,Varmont, OakindaIs Abney, I he Fair
Importer, 5 vo.'. Rdelfrida, 4 vsis. Couss, dc
Hoenfirrn, 3 vols. Henrietta Mortimer, vols.
Fashionable Daughter. Caunt Oeichen, En,pa
DorviIle, Scotch fIeircfa vols. Mil, BATH
nores, vols. A1vcrtifcnen. Tor Huiband, 2
vols. Wandering Iilandcr, vols. Corrctia Sed.
leg, vols. Tom yNne,. 5 vch Edwsrd, by
Moore, : vols Mordaunr, by Ditto, 4 vols.
Reuben an Rachel, Girl ofthi Mountains, vols.
Myttic Cottager, Sc. &c.
ALSO,
Biblef, Teaamcnts, Pfatters, Common Prayer
Books; Diiworth, Wcblter. Upiyerfai, Pence,
London, and Rational Sreling Books, Primers,
and a large collection of siiaofies and ehldrcns'
Books, Writing ard Letter Paper, aud Paper
Hangngs, WATERS, Quilts, Ink Powder, Violin
strinss, Playing Cards, S9ng Bosks, And Black
Books, &c &c.
ALMANACS for The year 8o1, by the
grocc, Dozen or GnsIc.
- Country SAopieepers inpp led on the low
sit terms
Cfclcr 20 A
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-27
Aiexand1a County, II.
| do hereby certify, that
OCT. H..

| do hereby certify, that
Rich. Leonard bro't befote me Abraham
Faw, one Of the juaices of peace for faid
county, as a treHpaning eRray, a COW,
witk black and white fpots, on which
were the fol!uwing marks, viz. an un-
derbit out of each year, about years old
and Appraised to Four Pounds Ten Shil
lings current money.
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of
November, 1901.
A. FAw.
The above notice is given,
thai whichever has LOFT Eaid Cow may have
her again on application to the fublcrriber,
near Col. Wren's tavern, on the Leef-
burg road leading TO Alexandria, on prov
ing propeaY and paying charges.
RJCHEi LEONARD. Z
Nov. 9 law3w+
hll pcrfons having claims s.
gsha me GoftIiber are geqGcaed 70 pre-
ie = their accounts immetiiaseiy.--f.ch IS
de5seG ly:E Y:safe 10 alal.c payment,
% ny sp.ensJ, Is ~. ysines Keith, irn.
hGEc fgRIER.
l1ov. &c. cosv