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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

ION, and more intollerable than their remedies
il the judgment Of the nation, my fix 4 JUL
term to that duty
Tthsnk you, felow-ciizens, for your con
gratulati1ns or my appointment 70 the chief
maghracy, and for yonr aft ttionate fuppca-
tion, m my behalf, to that heing Whole counfels
are the bet guide, and his favor the beR pro.
te9ion under al our dificulies, and in whole
holy keeping may our country ever reman.
Accept, pray you, my falutations and ref
.ned. THOMAS JEFFERSON.
=. Foa4 ia Moderator IF re Dsga 2fa5e Dsi47gaSe
Beg y Alaeiati24. eonyeasl = B,yraaz, W y.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
ELEGANT EXTRACT
Fran tie attorney Generals ci2fag yPeecb IN 3s
frizL gf Fmrbantg.

"THE path of lite opens upon the young
eye full Of flowers and fweets. IL appears di.
req, and on an ealy afcent, where nothing en-
annoy or Interrupt But when we have arrived
At tie further end Of it. the veiw is charged.
We from that point lcok back upon mares we
have talIen into, as well as The perils We have
ecaped, and become aRonihed that We have
had progref3 f. f1cc ffll. The hazarJou
iou ue1 is drawn II frong colours before our
children, hut hey proceed on, charmed with
f4'fe appearances, until hey have (uFered in
their turn a. we have done before them. We
have. however, great caul- of gratitude TO a
kind Providence thtt our ex1e fence, ans eau
t n,when Aft 'uouly and timely exerted, do fave
The far grea eft part If our poferily from thol-
enormitss, which render the lives OF few
comPleatly wretlhei ana milerable, and load
taoe w Others with tfttrsls and calamity.
Why then pll not he young. and tender
part of The community avail then ieyrs oi the
viftom nj tnCfc wh0 have gone On - tbs path
Of lte bef re them Why will not the promli
irg young man. in Whole character The hope
Of A.- parents are fonlly centred, AMI ih- bloom
ming W anJy WI N couut1rarce lhtts he ray
~ ch- e.tulnei5 roun1 NE domicil her family,
watch TIE eve of experience, and hang Oh lhe
hp, of matujeI urJerta ding. II the tender
1--we ~ the parents ulJor un4Jely roos them ot
thar mne.s y, ich thev ought T. or, il tie
go2ernm-nt ~ II II Children, one ought 70 be
!cd n concuic, thar bis alone would incline
he ch'ld 10 fearch f5r tnei wi.hes, and q per
form them VII n 4la1ri.y. In 2 lfe dIlsd with
temp att MS 10 Errors f4tai 20 their nature ID
q pa b ,hro' wliernef, iuii @. daa2er4& evils,
one wouiJ iu?poe taat young travellers would
Ht-iy avail thenleves OF the wil5om expert
ia given. YET 'oo many rulh on he'd
Iefsly rvc IRE ruin " thouiands who have t4llsl
prey II The fam avs hey are Pu1uing."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

vERcENvEs, (Vrrmszt) SEPT Y,
4 as7y mat5eI6F Killing Bsar5
Early in The evensng Of the ain All, y.
J-G:Ps Patent, Bear was difcovered ne.r ~
road, which beirg purified, ran Up atree.
number Of men we're foon collected who WEN
to building fires around the tree to enable TIM
to d1cetn ana ihoot III; but finding h in v,;n
il Icing cloudy and no Moon, it was prcpol.5
to one Psacockto 60 up the tree, with a Egbr
and dWee thofe handing around. 10 notic.
whcr- il was i0 stH be able Ia aim their mn.
quets, after he bal defended. Thi. Vas don.
and ieveral -ilch.rgas made 70 10 purpoCe. !,
was next pt0Fols1 tina; ~ houtd alcend ,Is
tree Ar in with loaded muiqaeI To ihoot he
bear, for which two dollars were Offered him
ny Two different Perlons to this he readily
Cpnen ed, and ordered a bed cord, one enl
If which was fafened 70 his body till he III
Cendcd and the other 70 the mhQuet which n
drew up by it, till he got about 60 feet hieb.
AMI within few feet If he bear by this rimp
he ttcovered that there were two bears bB.
6n1i,g livery dilEcui TO dir5d the mufque.. bs
took The bea pohtion Ne could and abedhu.
felt % a limb with tie rope, rs he f4fsR De-
caution againA tbe alta < " Gll " TIE bear on
HIM, and theu ed without fIcceG tbishow.
ever Brought ore of he baars tovads him.
which he loon tRook down 10 the ground, and
Tbs men with Dig 4ni f-veral haniiokes DIFF
patched him. He next turned his at endon TO
the other bear, which or.w near him growErgl
and was now ab to take good alma it, which
hc DID and h0t il dead.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
nARRissvRoH kn.r SIR. Z.
W5rd.rfai zy9rb of ProviaI.nc-.

W9rdsyfd coork5 Of ProDideree.
A Gognllr non delcript animi, has iince a
few week feveral time, made Its appearance
near Nor cumberland, town n this Gate, which
has been the fubjea Of much f2e7ularive inquiry
in tnefe parts. The exrraor di0ary form zion Of
ibis wonderful creature as rePielepted b. a
number ofrefpeaable inhabitants Of that place
who have feenit, is certainly aao mining q ev-
cry oae, particularly to thoie acquainted with
natural hiaoriy, and iurnithes The mind with a
variety Of eonieaures, fons Of which perhaps
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

From thl Delaware Ttrt0 AGo.is,i-n, 70 Thomas lci
ltri1a Pea eHt % ;he unucd States.
F,i.7I 80 FIo-y CH=-r
With m tiors o' gratitude to the Almighty
Rule Of tie Univrrl-. who manage u th- at
fairs u III tsr--R ial W be. ana under wh.l-
divine arlpices w tate W, lwee-s " thar Fiber
Il which ,houlnis are de.i.ue w, Fe litJ uQ
our heats, and render he tubu'e of thankful
ref, 10 HIM, who hath given rs leave H wor
N ID according 20 h" revealed word, ani the
di4ate5 of cur own condolences, and none 70
make us aG aid.
We M, only ,hi-k il our duty tn obey tho K
'ul- lh- far, at Epvcrnme M accoT nB
oju2j-e and eqli y,5nt. a lo. taq r y for them
that Cod would give unto every ooe the lpi.it
W Ills reGl e.liv- cation.
Accept, SIT. our congratulations On your ap
pairJu,nt 70 he chiel magia a-y " he n~tion
Nhii= We view the happy coniequsoccs ~ the
American Reycmtion, viz. Peace. Equally VI
Birth the dedrutton of createi Titles, emanci.
pauou from B NTH Tyranny, the non.e1abllh
ment ut ecc eGaRcal digni les, and the prepon
derance Of. no one foliety over another, We mi
tediy adore the great Jehovah, for ms kindn Is
in conleuing on rs luch inea mable priv
leges.
May you, dear Gr, long continue to pref 'e
over de PcoPe thus happy. And my the
Col IF Battle, who hath graNted Us Jb- vi6to
~ over our pPredors Who Prelideth over
Haven AMI ali v rlds, PredIs over you nay
his Insufficient hani cover your head. ard his
councils guide your heart u All thoie Difficult
ties in which BY your exalted Patton you are
naturally involved. And when, Ike the grand
luminary If The day, you ihall have hniihei
your courfe of fervics on this Raee o. action, may
your immortal fprit foar aloft into the he4ve n
~ world Of unremtting felicity
Signed BY order Of the Adociation.
J. FLOOD, Moderator,
] BOGGS, Clerk.
Junk 8fb, 1907.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

II has Keen MENTIONED VI the papers, mat
Dallis, ao attorney Wy thr, " y ateiy accepted
t.e app ia,meat ~ Recorder, II I'VE fame time
th,t de he'd an o.icl Ill " .he Unied Safe.
We ale now gwen - uadertt1nd, that the
s lei and Common Councils having Art OBJ
tai.eI th= opinions IF three gentlemen IF The
law on the Quciion of the con9itu'ionality ot
ID lass appointment, have taken meaiures 70
procure a d-cili n on tina, qul.tioo, in the So
P-em- Court OF this Commonwealth, now in
FELTON,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

not very favorable 70 Tie haman rn..,.
IS fad 70 b about 5 feet in y. q5t - ~
srett Il has more perft9 human bc.
any other animal Of tie brute cre .,i5nR.t "a '
iPoken Of. The head is crowned r, i,,'i H
which falls rsguiaily over .hsforebs,I - III.
the eye brows ms neck and breaa ii. li-'
bu downwards, j. covered en- i-ely Will NJ. Il
reid ih cs&. Us arms and hands ,r A,
Perfsa Ike tho(s Of man, exc pt.na NJ a,a.
which 7 hmlar fo o'aws Of beaas; Gun
teet aPreay perfect L has 4 Very la,
tail which i wiads round is bo5y wfso y.
ring IN atemPt was made 10 ca,'b
bo time face, BY three gentlemss ~ H.,
back. one Of whom was near enough TO T,;i.
with The Ian IF his whip, but rakna 5Sm
a aeeP bill, the gentlemen were obliged u Nj
mount to Purine II, when it made Id ec,a.
We hear thon!and dollars is offered ~ N.
animal alive.
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Tape Sb, 1907.


Warrington July : 1907.
Tjoin you, fellow. citizers, IN rendering the
tribute Of thankfuIoefs to the Almighty Ruler,
who, ia the order Of his Providence, hath will,
Cd that the human mind fhal Be free III this
portion Of the globe that fociety lhaIl h.re
know that The limit Of its righiful power Is The
enforcement OF focal oonda6t white the right
to queRion, the religious principle producing
thar co7dua is beyond their cognizance.
l rejoice, too, with you in the happy confe-
quences Of our revolution, mandy, our flParA-
ton from tie bloody horror which are dePoP-
ulariog the other quarters q the earth:the etlab
li0nent here oflberty, equality Of focal rights,
exelulon Of unequal privileges, civii and reli.
ginps, and Of the ufurping domination. Of cne
fc6t over aRoIher
The obedience you profefs to thoCc who rule
under fuch ar order OF things,is rational and
right and We hope the day isaot far of when
evils beyond The reach ofconaitutionh correct
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

FROM PORTUG H..
CsPt Bailey arrived ye9,rday from Libon,
40 Jays. by paG,nger, We l-arn, thai Peace
was concluded te'we-n Spain and Portugal ;
on which account L'ibon was Illuminated thre-
nights. With I ance, Peas lad net been
made an in be owns ced-d to SPAN were
SO 900 French troops.
The Prince Regent. and the Prncefs Of Por-
tugal met he King .nj Queen Of Span on the
frontiers OF The two kingdoms, and at the time
of eating for peace, married the Infant OF
Spain 70 the Iif4nta Of Portugal.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
CAPTURE or M4DELRA

Capt, Pierce from Madeira, Informs, that
he Engilh fquadron, conhitinS Of frig'te
two loops Of war, ana trahlPorts, with troops,
arrived there on The z4rh Of July, AID On ths
goth anaei 1900 men, Who wi h an equal mum
Der Of Putusuele, we're % gsriion the prime
pal fertilization on that iland. AS this me'
hre was we'll underfood between the Enghih
and the P2rtuguefe, no change il the ain1raii-
nation of the government was 70 take place ;
unlefs the French were 10 make an atiemP5 tn
poGfs the qlelves of il IN which cafe, lhe
Engih were to take -tbei go'sromeat Of lie
il4nd into their own hands.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

the extinction Of the race Of Charlemagre aAd
the election IF Conrad Of Franconia This
duralon is not 10 be parelleled in hiaory, and
appears at 6rf fight totally Incompatible with
~ complex form ct government; at the date
Of cur lat accounts rom Europe, it was about
70 undergo Comfortable changes.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

On Wedrtltay he famous Cri9opher VII
liaos wss ar-ite1 ny The MARTIAL oite diuria
III B,li7ore. ol charge II watering Un
DIR Birth colours, agantt the Ani-r ar com,
merce. After an e1auina,i before Judge
Ch4oc. he WA, ordered m give Rail fir IA, aP-
pea aoc- before JAe Circuit Court, in the fun
Of @o thoufnl 'oll.rs. Non b-ln4 able TO OBJ
tin fs-u'itiss, Ia VS. committed MI.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

The Contribution Of the Germanic Emp G.
has continued unalterlble and uoimpaired ,hr o.
period Of nine hundred years, counting from
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
D5ath, unreppqrabIs, death !

M" When the north w.nl bloweth il devoureih
he mountains, and burneih the wilderness, and
-onfumeth the grals As FIRE" Ecclel. X. 20.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

His Ezce,Iency C=o,ge Clinton, Coveralor q
Newyork, al iged 10 Bot Q, on Endayat 4Dl
on Monday vihted Iort Independence
a fnart mock Of an earthquake wa' isE
Jamaica Aug. %.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
By the Mail
washington, SEPT 2,

WASHIRGTcRs SEPT. II.
The population of;his cry incr-afes, and the
improvements are prolreGing. with rapidity
The Navy EarJ W !oty rjn=ts under the III.
Pc, iatenl-nce IF C.PL Tjogsy, It's forme
IN tie Projeti.n IF whati 900 fest into the
EsGern Branch pc the Ktv-r-by which dock
viii be made coo ts=t in diameter One halt
the range Of NJ rioz Barracks IS ereded They
VIII cnniia q a mal5 IT brick b9iliings 600 feet
in length, two 0ories hi4h.-The M~ltime
Warekoutc is RATES., Its three aore, HIGH
and On by 40 t=et-al additional building for
the fame PurPo(e is contemplateI- The Elyp
tc4! Room al the Capi OF fof The ReFrelenta.
tiyes is S. Nv IS teet.--A turnpik= cad Il.
nakirg from GeorEe'o~n " tn Capitol and
road "a TIE New Jerfey Aven1e.-A c7mpa-
rY is incorporates to' bui Dig 4 permanent
bridge over the eadern branch ot The rver.-A
handlome Market Houfe is eretting BY fublcrip
tion.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

Samuel Meredith, EGq T,eafurer Of the u.
S. ina, re(2ue4. Ii u rumered that Mr.. Han
i.n, calhitl Of the Bank of Columbia, will fuc-
coed him.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
~ ADDAESS,

From thl Delaware Tlrun AGo.is'i-n, Thomas Def
llri1a Pea eIl Of ;hc uaucd States.
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08
ANECDoTE.

One ofthe Dover Rages, on its way to
London, was topped by Jingle high
wayman, but being informed by the
coachman, there were no infide paflen.
gers and only one in the hailSet, and he
failor, the robber initantly proceeded to
exercife his functions upon the honeit tar.
When waking him out of his fleep, Jack
demanded to know what he wantedl To
which the fon ofplunder replied---ss Your
money!" 2ou Sha'at haze it," fays
Jack. emo, replied the robber, then
I'll blow your brains out" Z" B--st your
eyes, blorv array" fays Jack, "T may as
zoeHbe without brains as r0itdosa aoaey---
Drive on coachey," '7
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08
Sak.

CT A PLANTATION, containing ror
acres about fifty of which are cleared, the
remainder wood laod Situate on Letheratn's
rim, within one mile of FoRer's mill, aad one
and an half from chriaiana Btidge There
are on faid Farm, Dwellipg-houfe, Barn,
and Spring houfe, with an exceIlent ipring Of
water. Jtis cenfdered unnecefary to fay any
more concerning this farm, as it is prefuued
the purchafer will Witt it before purehaiing.--
The payment viii be made eafy. For further
particulars enquire Of Rebecca Read, at Psrt
Penn, or William Shannon. ChriRiana Bridge.
REBECCA READ.
May az, 1901. 1aw3m
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08
SAMPSON tho SECOND.
Fran a Booster, bober.

o.
MIR. William Dowit, who lately died
at Salem, was man of uncommon tize
and ftrength. Hewas nearly z feet high,
andweighed 500 weight. The following
initances will prove his great degree Of
ftrength HE was on board privatcer.
lat war, which got among the breakers
off Cape Breton when it became necefl
fairy Immediately to cat anchor; but there
being none upon deck, as many hands.
laid hold of one which was in the hold as
could get at it, but could not Rart it
Dowa puihed them aide, feized it him.
felf, brought it upon deck, carried it for
ward, and held it upon the timber heads
while cable was bent to it, when he
threw it over, and faved the vei1el and
lives of the crew, as they were then ur-
on the point of daihing upon the rocks;
the anchor weighed 700 weight. AT a.
mother time, eight or ten hands wer4 fer.
TO Beckets' ihip-yard from the well-known
privateer flip Grand Turk, to bring up a
fore-yard for the fhip; powit was A.
mongR them, but naturally dilatory, he
did not at frit take hold the others fhoul-
dered it, but began to ltagger under it,
& complained that there were not enough
to carry it; Dowit, laughing al them,
told them he could carry it alone; on
which they threw it down, and he took it
up, and carried it to the flip, without az
ii(tance. AT another time when he at
tended the fifth aakes at Windmill Point,
he was directed by his employer to go for
a Jack-afs which was in an adjoining field;
when Dowlt gothim to the partition fence,
being in rather a lazy mood, to fave him
felf the trouble of letting down the bars,
he took the beaR and lifted him over, &
then got upon his back and rode him to
the place where he was to be employed.
He once, RATED from the ground the an
Choir of the prize flip Roehampton, which
weighed 1900, and which four men had
Immediately before endeavored in vain
to lift, upon bet. Being at Bilboa, lait
war, in privateer, an Engliih velIei
came in, which had in its crew a profefed
bully, who was challenging every one to
combat, and hearing Of DowR, fent a
particular challenge to him they met,
and the Engliihman, who was hyperion to
our Sampfon in the art of boxing, knock
ed him down three times, sd the loa j.
time twiited his fingers into his hair, 10
gouge him, when Dowft gave him blow
upon his arm which broke it, and with a.
mother blow he broke in three of the bull
iy's ribs, who it was faid died of his
wounds.----Dowft, with his amazing
itrength, was remarkably good-natured,
and tender in his feelings, and rather of
an indolcnt habit but when he was rouE-
ed to anger or exertion, his efforts were
irreGftible. He enjoyed through life,
large fhare of health. For three months
previous to death, he had been afflicted
with the dropfy, but appeared to have
confiderably recovered and the lan day
of his life he walked abroad the greater
part of the day, according to his ufual
habit; but the next morning his wife
found him dead in the bed!
49, 49,
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08

Books, Pamphlets, and all kinds of
Printing, neatly and correctly executed
---on Reasonable terms--at this Office.
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08
MyaeKansOnr.
E r r e,

A German Tale, from the French Of
Floridn.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-09
SHREVE s. .JANNEY
HAZE FOR SHE.


1T their Fare on Uuiou drtqveen Prince and
Duke fyeets,
n. England Rum in bis.
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in bis.
Coffee in bags and bis.
Pepper of an excellent quality bags,
Iiy ion, iouchong and bohea tea by the
cleft,
Cattle and white ioapi in boxes,
IS boxes iegars of an excellent quality,
Fine falt,
Mackarel by the barrel,
Cod 6fh by the box,
Florence oil in boxes of one doz. each,
Fifty barrels and 50 hhds. of Sugar.
-4Do,
Ladies' Morocco clippers by the box,
Mems i}rong do. by the doz.
Ravens duck by the piece or bale,
A few bales OF gurrahs and falgochys,
and are in daily expectation of an asditi-
onal inpply.
Sent L. Il
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-09
publtt Sat-.
On TUESDAY,,


=, o,eiaek, quH be Jaa attic Pe"a@e
Store,
adand 9th proof Antigua and
,,o,s;ea Run, in hhds. and DIS.
French Brandy 10 bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
gsneriae Wire in caiSs,
Cordiais in bis.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
MoiaHes in hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Ear,hen Ware in crates,
handsomely aiiorted,
20 boxes Havana Segars,
Cotton in bales---on a crean.
A vari;tey of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Fiannels ard Planes,
Carpets and Carpeting.
Ifiih and German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
Calicces and Ginghams,
A variety Of Muffin ard Muffin Hand
kerchiels and Shswls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
A number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Oa. II. Vendue- Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-09

Auionglt which, are the following
JEfFERtON's Notes OH Virginia, hot pyefs'd,
cd. kotzcbue's Plays, vols. Ladies Nfui-
Cal Magazine, Parks travels Steuart's View
OF society, etlerheid's Letters, yols, Cuber's
Practice ct Phyfc, Wallis on .icaith, pasy's
Philoiophy, Z Wis. Gibfon's Surveying, M ,o,e's
Navigation. by Blunt, Eurns's PocnIe, Niiil5ts
Ancient Ftlitory, vols. Practical Education, D
vols. Beauties OF st. Pierre, Buchan's Family 1hy-
iIciaN, Fox's Book Of MARTYRS, eols. ee's
Memoirs, Brtiih State Trials Rohinfon's l,cmi.
'alty Reports, q vols. Go be continaed) Gentle
man and Ladies Preceptor, z vols. Hunter, ON
ne Blood, vols Caidweils Memoirs, WiI;ca',
Lectures, Martins Law of Nations, Vattel's
Ditto, Newton on the Prophecies, vols. Rdn-
burgh Dnpcnl.rory, Elegant Extracts, Conai-
tutlons, Zimmerman on Solitude, Ditto Oh Ma
tIonal Pride Blackitone's Commentaries, Av,!s
Collection of tarce3 6 vols. Poise Education,
iooke's Pantheon, Jnniu,s Letters, 3 vols. Gu
thrie's Geography, Kaoxcs Education, 2 vols.
Ditto Eilays 2 vols Colfigans travels. Cook S
Voyages, vols Danlberger's Travels, Ssc. sc
" O Is.
The Armenian, vols Montalbert, vols.
Antoinette, Tales OF Wonder, (ay Leiyis) vcs.
My Uncle Thomas, vols. lack Smith spirit
OF the Cattle, Arthur Mervin, 2 vols Clara
Howard, ormond, Weand, Maid Of the s4arn
let, Vagabond, Sailor Boy, Athlin and Din
o"JHe, rHihSc " the foFett, D vols MyNe-
RES OF Udnipho, 8 vols Louia, Julia and the
Baron, Cholt Sier, Tale of the iimes, D vols.
Camilla, S vols. Eve'ina, q vols. Monk, 2 vols.
Family of ortemburg, Negro, vols B,acls
Valley, Elem and Mordaunt, 2 vols. Gecrre
barnwell, Mountain Cottager Children OF the
Abbey, q vols. Roachiort Family, Darcy, T.
mia de ssVarmoat, Oakindale Abbey, The Fg;r
lmpoftor, 8 vols. Edeifrida, a vols. Couas &c
l1oenfdern, 8 vols. Henrietta Mortimer, . vole.
Fashionable Daughter, Count Ceicheg. imma
Dorvl'ie, Scotch Heirefs, vols. Mis- Batsi-
nores, z vols. Advertisement for FIufband, 4,
vols. Wandering Iilander, vols cornelia sed-
ley, vols. Tom Jones, 3 vols Edward, by
Moore, vols Mordaunt, by Ditto, q vols.
Reuben an Rachell, Girl ofthe Mou..tairs. vols.
Myitic Cottager, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Bibles, Teltanents, Pf4lters. Common PRAYER
Books; Diiworth, Webiier, Universal. pearee.
London, and Rational Spelling Books, Primers.
and large collection of tiiitories and Child ems
Books, Writing and Letter Paper, am, paper
tiangings, Waters, Quilts, Ink Powder. yi6bs
Strings, Playing Cards, Song Books, and Blank
Books, &c. &c.
) ALMANAcS for the year 1902, by the
grocc, dozen, or liigie.
a Country shopkeepers fupplied on the low
Ell terms.
October 90.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-09
JOSEPH HIBBERD,
Late from Bsltimore,
Respectfully informs the pub
&c, that he has commenced the

lie, that he has commenced the
Plotting BmhnejS,
at the Pot Houle formerly occupied by
captain Henry Percy, where he manu-
features, and has for iale at the mott re-.
duced prices for Cath, by wholeia!e or re-
rail. a large ailortment of coarle Earthen
Ware, of the beft quality.
Orders from the country, or elfewhere,
will be puntsaally attended to, and ware
delivered at any wharf or fore in town,
and, it required, will be packed in crates
at the fhorteit notice.
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John G.. LADD
HAS FOR SALE,
Coarie and fine alt,
Rufia ihceting and Duck,
Welt Iadia and II. E. rum,
Molanes, Sugar and Coffee,
Hyfon, hyfcnikin, | Teas of the beR qua
Souchon and bchea lity,
A few caks Madeira wize,
Do. bis. beef,
Mould and dipt candles,
7 by 9 window glafs,
Soap, cheefe and chad,
Men and womens' fhoes,
Writing and wrapping paper,
Cotton and wool in bags,
box linen checks,
do. playing cards,
do. Dutch quilts,
Sewing Irvine,
A few crates and boxes glais ware,
Pepper, nutnegs, alfpce, alum,
Platter of Paris, &c. &c.
on. IA. d
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