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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-08
LegYlat3re Of Mo6acbgtstts.
THURSDAY, NAY n
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THURSDAY, MAY IS.
THE COMMITTEES appointed 70 examine the
returns Of votes for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, reported, That the whole number
pfvotes for GOYERN0R was 4s .8Ib, Of which
His Excellsncy CALEB STRONG. Efq. had
z5,4s7, and was chcfen. That the votes for
Lieutenant Governor were 4a,44as Of which
Gen. HEATH had 1904, Hon. SAMUEL PHIL-
lIFs, Elq. had ~ Sos, Hon. EDwARD II. ROB.
BINS, Sara, and ELsRrpos Gray, ETC. ago.
There being no choice BY the people, the Houle,
agrseably to the Contribution, proceeded to e
eSl two Of the perfons from the above four, to
ke fent TO the Senate for them to choofe
one for Lieutenant Governor when the whole
number of votes was found 20 be 7a7, and
thai the Hon. SAMUEL PHILLIps had 1873, and
she. Hon EDWARD II. RoBB,ss had I36, and
they we're accordingly ftnt up. TGen. HEArH
had oS. and Mr.. GERRY SO votes THE Sen
ale then proceeded 10 complete the choice,
when The whole number of votes being u, the
Hen. SAMUEL PHILLIPS had 90, and was
elected Lieutenant Governor of this Common
veal h for the enfuing year.
In confequebce of this choice, Mr.. PHILLIps
Tefgned his feat as Prsiident Of the Senate,
and the Hon. DAVID COBB, Efq. was
ehOfsp,
FRIDAY, MAY 70.
This day at IL o'clock, His Excellency
CALEB STRONG. Elq. and His Honor
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Efq Governor and
Lieutenant Governor, met the two Houfes,
convened 10 the Representatives. Chamber,
when His Excellsncy, in very neat and apPro-
pirate manner, declared bis acceptance OF the
Trull and readDefs 10 take the cuRomarv oaths
The oaths of Office were then administered
TO him by the Prehdent Of the Senate.
His Honor Samuel Philips then addreGed
thet~o Houles to The iublequent Purport
Mr.. Prshdent and Gentlemen Of the Senate,
Mr.. Speaker, and Gentlemen Of the HouIe Of Repre-
ieasativss,
HAVING received information through
yoGr very respectable Committee that have
been eleaed Lieutenant Governor Of this Com
monwealth--I beg permifion TO express to you,
Gentlemen, and through you TO our fellow citi-
zens, my very great Acknowledgements for the
honor hereby done me.
The belt evidence of gratitude in my power
TO exhibit, will be a faithful ddchai &c Of the du-
ties of the Office.
This you, Gentlemen, and the Common.
wealth, have Hght TO expea---To this every
pulfe Of my heart frongly imPels me.
And, therefore, accepting he truf, / am
prepared 10 make the declaration, and take up.
on mykf the folemn obligations, which are
wiiely required on this oeea6on.
A Convention was then formed for the pur
Pofe Of ohooGng COUNSELLORS. The
whole number Of votes was z4s-Iz3 making
a choice, The Honorable
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Mr.. JAMES d. HOPKINS, ofth;,
pointed 70 deliver Mafonic Oraiioa.0 IN t.
Portland Lodge, on the a4th idR. 0tisg
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The Rev. PETER THATCHER, was chofen
Chaplain of the Senate, and Tie Rev. Thomas
BALD~rN, ChaPlaiu of the Houfe of Repre-
fentatives.
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DortlanO.
MoNDAr, JuNE 4 !,

EFFor articles Of intelligence, .ay,...
fee GAzETTE Ezfra. 1sefaknex
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-08

Upwards OF 1900 sffeneers arrived At n ya
IN different veGeIs from Great Bri1in 10 thssoai
Of or 20 days.
II Is faid the late increafe of emigration ifCr I
Britain, has attracted the attention Of The Ni
Government.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-21
M s S / " G

From Mr.. c. Beverky's paf-
ture, at Elkwood, light bay faddle
HORSE, about IS hands high, with a
final tar in his forehead, and his hip on
the rear fide iomewhat larger than the
other. ALSO,
A red bay HORSE, about III hands
high, with fmall far in his forehead,
AID one hind and fore foot, on the fame
Gde, white. A liberal reward will be
given 10 @ny perion WHO will deliver the
iaid hories, or either of them, to Mr..
Beverly at Elkwood, to me in Norrbum-
berIand county, or fecure them and give
me notice 70 thasthey be recovered.
WALTER JONES.
Sept. Il. co
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IDroCesaus,
FOR EXTENDING THE CIR
CULATION. OF THE
Alexandria Advertiser,
Commercial intelligence.

AN incan1 c3icusc, 10 which the inila,
titaats OF Alexandra and the country ad-
Joining have ion; been fubjeded, hayino
1T leng,h been w1ely removed, by the e,
taDlilhment or mail direct from this p!oc>
through Prince Georges, Charles and ST.
Mary's counties, in Maryland----thr n
habitants of that ditIitt, betides other
advantages, perhaps of more coniequence,
will enjoy the convenience OF receiving the
ALEXANDRIA, ADVERTISER more early
and regularly than the papers OF any OH r
place---and the Editors, IN their turn,
will nave the pleafure of extending then
leryiceS TO thole gentlemen in the above
counties, who, la!t year, tcfihed the IN
tere:t they felt in their contemplated eta
bIifhmens at Warrington.
HE removal of the Editors from Wash-
ington was mcaiure, if not OF nectill1y,
at leatt OF prudence, and the unprecedent-
ed encouragement they have received III
Alexandria has confirmed them in the
propriety of their choice. This change
OF iitpation, fnce regular conveyance
has been opened into the nelghborng
counties eaR of the Potomac, has alto put
it into their power to render themteives
ia mora ferviceable to their patrons In
that quarter, than if they had remained
at Warrington.
ALryASDR1A may now be emphati-
c4lIy iyled fbe PERT Of The P0t0mNr. The
cmcre4fed capital of her Bank, and the
augmentation OF her commercial concerns,
which is rapidly encreafng by the m.gra-
1ica of merchants trom different parts OF
the United States, as well as from Eu-
rope, give her the capacity OF Purchailng
all the produce, and ippplying all the de-
mand5 OF that immenie region, which by
the itrongef laws of nature and lnterett,
depend on this noble river as Its high road
to good market.
A daily paper, at fuch port, then;
printed on lower terms than any other In
tie Union; AID near enough alto to the
CApIroL 20 publiih in few hours after,
they tranfpire, the Debates and Proceed
ings Of Congre6-cannot fail being pecu;
liarly intcreaing to the Merchant aid
Farmer, on the Eaitern as we'll as the
WeRern ihore of the Potomac. Under
this fenic of its utility, the Editors have
deemed RI proper 10 repeat and circulate
among the gentlemen OF Prince Georges,
Charles, St. Mary's, and the country &C.
neral,v, as well in Virginia as Maryland
the conditions on which the ALEXANDRIA
ADVERTISER is publilhed.
1T. 1t Is printed daily, on new type
and good paper, and forwarded with the
utmott regularity to the places OF its pa
irons.
"a. The price of it is orJ FIVE Dol
LARS per annum, payable half yearly IN
advance.
S. Sn0wden s Go.
G>e- Subscriptions will be received by
the PoNmal5crs generally, and by gentle
men with whom iubicription papers are
lodged.
.Ilrr, OF. l6.
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20 Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or GoIen from the
/uyGrJer's tGfure, (rear tie frat IF t5'
late MIR. Madm, and absm 4 miles t,sn
this oqvu) on Thuyagy nybt, the ION
infant, tzvo CEILINGS, one Of ttrm
bright bay, 4tom IS hands kisb, fM a
baagWg maiv and (aViteb tail, far and
mall blake Or /nib darn IN ar near BIZ
ngG, BRANDED on 0us Of bis tbgb', S%
zvbieb i; nat rseoAeRed, bA5, o.; r.
traits qveA and very eeG in a Eozy fraVt.-
ling gait, and qvos had 6etsn.
TIE otber bright JorrrL 45ont IA b0"2
Mgb, a @ort made boyle, has a bNES1,
nam and E1wirb tGiz, 4VbHs Ibot afm
bis buck, ecc4Ganed BY The (adale, nGj
kara, and trays his hind feet, BY 7"5to
kbey are mueb urn, bslAs lis bs4d re"
4vblu mounted, has had The gLanders r.
6me Are, but If aLmgf ryrH; he qUu!Js,.
betors, bit kad ha oue 4 lis Gees.
Wk>e7er aelivers tbr fam k,yirs IN III
lub/cr5rr, Fall rseerve 20 d2iIarsne:0's'
or 10 asll4ri far eitter IF them. lfm
H5r/ls zvsre folfn, wb:eb il marr tl1*
tyo5a64, IRE teyfau F9t3mg and |11,"SS
tie h;J,Ja that he nay be touviar& $GH
rsceivs a re7card at 80 d2iZars rpm 'I u,
driug eoupiHed FIR yfeaAizg tie et,T:'1"
k:jes, or either IF them.
PHILIP r. FENDALL.
alexandria, l2b Sept. 1901.
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For 81 l. T..

In purfuance of an order of the Orphans
Court for the county Of Warrington, in
the Diafi6t of Columbia, will be ex-
pofe 40 ialc on Friday the Esd day Of
October, init. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. at
Rock Hill, late the rehdence of Gu
tayu, Scott, eiq. deceated,
A number of Negroes, Houle-
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Hories, Cows
and variety ofother articles. The terms
of faie will be as follow Where the pro-
perty fold to any one purchsler ihall not
exceed twenty dollars, Cain but where
the property fold to any one purchafer,
lhaIl amount to more than that fun, Gre
dit of fix months will be given, on the
purehaicr's paAing bond with good fecurl-
IL for the payment thereof with interea
from the day of fale.
And on the Tuelday following, the 18th
day of October, at 0 O'Clock, A. NJ.
will be expofad to public ale, at the
farm called Strawberry Vale, lituated
in Virginia, about nine miles from
George Town,
A number of Negroes, Hories,
Mules, Cows, Calves and Farming Uten-
iiIs; belonging alto to the eitate of Gut
tavus Scots-terms of fale as above.
On the day of fale at Rock Hill will like
wife be fold at public vendue,
One moiety Of Crit Mill
Handing on Rock Creek. --Likewi(e,
number of we'll Gtuated LOTS in the CT
" of Walhington.-Alio, a number of
POTOMAC and POTOMAC BRIDGE
SHARES, belonging to faid eaa'e. The
terms of iaIc will be made known at the
day of fale.
ELIAS B. CALDWELL, Admir-.
Warrington, iOa. 8. eoQt
Wants Employment,
A nerEon lately from EurODe.
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VALUABLE LOTS,
AND
GROUND RENTS

GROUND rem Is
In The town of Alexandra, Tor Saie.
WILL BE SOLD, at Pzj:ic -fnt!ilr, 2.
tie p,vmyts, IN tte ./ec11a Mardgr /.
N2.usmber nest, tie foifoz0i.g svGL@43.r
Lets in The fef,vu Of dIeranaria, 1'~.
One LOT ftuate on tie
eaf Eae Of Fairfax Freet and j@afb Edscf
King fyeet, framing ca F0if4. freef S.
feet, and on King Jereet SO feet 6 mc5's,
6oundsd on the /outb BY an alley. Ihv
lat is cue Of Ike bef Ftaatio1s in fke toers
of A!exaudra tor 6zhns/s, anabas auNa
large asa r5Dveuient fore and a7vellng
boyt.
One other LOT ftuate on
the Ext6 Eds q King J2reet, det7Ofeu H.,
ter and U@tou freefj, framing IN kM,
frret 66 trsl, and exfenaing 6atk ~
feEt to an ALLY.
And one other LOT on the
zvsf Eas sfWaterfreet Jr0nting an 1a-
ter Jereet 81 feet, extending back g trt.
s inches to az alley, and IS bsandfd entEe
uortb by an alley.
The t0llo7vmg GROUND RENTS il
fee, Viz.
4 Rent Of tuoo hundrTd
and fzvo dolzars and an b0J, g,0nfrdg
jain Jucks, Ohy WmG@r Us. ye@tti
and Cra7ytora .feneks, 10 Job1 tiI3sr-
raid, late dec'd, bis heirs and qygiyn5 ter-
eyer, Daing out Of and charged an f70o Its
efgrsuud on the ran f6t q Natv fret
and Joutb fae Of King fret.
And one ether Rent OF
t<veut1 oue taN4ds, current m0~y Of Ir-
giuia, grantrl' by Benjamin LangFon "
to the 1aM Jokn Fitzgerald, bis htir' 0"t
qNgus t5rerr, Damg ait Of ard ebayg1
on a ktg grand IN the (ontb fdf 9fA~y
Rreet, brtqveen Wafer and Uuion Ero:b
zvbjcb (r0eral los and ground rents, 7eo'
r2nVsyed BY J0la join FT&SerH53 " "S
nb/tuder5.
Oue f5u,h Of The burcbGJf moncy es1
be ,eqnred in cglb, and notes, q0fI! a..
do,yra, negstiabAy in thr hank g'AIfrcH.
d,1a, or N any Of tbe 50@h # B@li.m>',
or in the hank ef Colum6m, py06h "
tbrty, fxD and nmey days, 4vY!l6 'n%fn
for tie rg*Gac.
Wallace, Johnion & Nun.
Spbt. :. Iaw4w. ddts
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There IS on board the

Ship ELIZA, WIN. LADp, mater, ly-
ing at Ramiey's wharf, half dozen Incl,
AUCERS, up2o!sd 10 have been dropped
cut of iome rs.Sage Of hardware.-Any
2eytca nay haze them by proving pre-
perry, ani itI5aying tie exyenee OF this
advertisement, !, az ;ication on board the
hip, or az the pIiniias-cEce'
on. !. d;t
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REMOVAL.

THE Subfcribel RESPECTFULLY informs
his Friends and the Public, that be has re-
moved his fore into the brick houie ad-
joining McGrs. James RuiIeIl &. Cos,
where he has opened aneat ahortn'en; OF
SEliSONABLE GOODS,
ConG!ling Of
Superdne, fine and coarle cloths, Ker-
feys, half thieks, fuhings, coatings,
Kendall cottons, fannels, baizes, rofe
and itripcd blankets, ca'iimeres, fwan-
downs, plaids and jerieys, fancy cord,
velvets, iufains, aufs, caIlcoes, lrith Ii
mems, llaawls, check handkerchie!s, bed
ticking, ,ickIenburs, oinaburg, Sc
Gentlemen's fine hats of the newell faint
on and of very fuperior quality, felt do.
by the cafe and by retail, children's
coarfe and fire do. hoeS, kid, fluff, and
leather lippers.-Loat fugar, brewn do.
in barrels, coffee in bags and barrels,
pepper and alfp ice, china and queens
ware, which are now offered tor iale on
the mott reaionabIe terms.
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
OF. IS. d6:eo
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s. Sn0zyden 6 Go.

6 Subscriptions will be received by
the Po0nal5crs generally, and by gentle
men with whom iubicription papers are
lodged.
.lirr. OF. l6.
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Wants EmbL0yMent,

VU7IIo L7tV0UV"EO'00'
A perfon lately from Europe,
he would att as overieer TO gentleman's
demefne or plantation. A line directed
to A. B. Dumfries, Virginia, will be
attended to.
OF. II. 2awzw
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4. The places Of Malta, Alexandria,
and Belleiile, fhall be aaimilated to the
places Of Ulm, Of Philiplbureh, and of
lngolltadt; that is to fay, all neutral or
French vellels ihall have permiilion freely
to enter them in order to furniih them with
proviGons.
$: The iquadrons which blockade Brett
Cadlz, Toulon, and Fluihing, ihall re-
turn into their own harbors, or at leaf
ihall keep out Of fight Of the coat.
o. Three Engliih officers ihall be dit.
patched, one directly to the admiral COM
mandlng in the Mediterranean, another to
the commander of the fquaclron before
Malta, the third to the commander of the
blockade of Alexandria, to notify 70 them
the pretent arnilfice, and to convey to
them orders to conform rhenfelves there
unto. The Eaid officers nall pas throuph
France, in order the more expeditiouiy to
arrive at their destinaticn.
I. His Catholic MajeGy and the Ba-
tavaian republic are included in the pre-
TENT armifice.
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mo. 24.)
.Nofe.

The undersigned has had the honor to
lay before the king the official arlwer Of
the French government which he receiv-
ed from NJ. Otto On the 18th infant, ard
alfo the project Of an arn.iAice, commune
Gated on the fame day.
The ipirit of that anfwer IS unhappilv
but little confonant with thofe appearances
of conciliatory difpoGtion which had
before been manifefed. If it be really
practicable in the prefent moment to re-
fore permanent tranquility to Europe, this
Object mutt be effected by very different
means than thoie of fuch controversy as
that paper is calculated to produce.
Some reply is, however, indifpenfbly
necehary to the ahertions there advanced
which, if now paHed over, might hereaf-
ter be conidered as admitted.
The articles which an Auarian officer,
charged with no fuch consxiillessssa1as, :.
perfuaded to Ggn at Paris, dS indeed ap-
pear to his majefy little calculated to ter
inmate the falamities of Europe.
But whatever be the tendency of the
conditions which the French government
has there lpeci6ed, there can be no pre-
tence for representing them as preliminaries
concluded by Auaria, or annulled by the
intervention of his majcay.
The engagements by which the courts
OF London and Vienna have agreed not to
treat except in concert with each other.
were concluded before there was any quef-
ticn Of thole pretended preliminaries of
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mo. 49,
Nate.

The only motive which could lead this
court to entertain the dilculion of a propo-
ial 70 mutual in itfelf, and 70 diEadranta-
gcoua to the lntereies Of Great Britain, as
that Of a maritime truce to prccede neao-
citation, is the delirc Of contributing to ia
cilltate the conclulon OF general peace
and the termination of the arInifice on the
continent, by an act of the French 90
vc7n:aoat, would put an end to all induce
ments to iuch meafure On the part Of this
country.
The neceGty Of receiving the Kings
commands on the project communicated
By NJ. Otto, mutt prevent the undersigned
from tranfinitting any reply to that paper
before Sunday next. 1t is, therefore, for
NJ. Otto to determine whether he will
not think it proper Immediately to write
to his government to remark, that if
France has propofsd an arniRice with
Great Britain, for the purpoie Of its lead
ing to general negotiation for peace,
that object can only be attained by at leaf
fuch prolongation Of the continental ar
mihice, as will allow the time required
for receiving the aniwer to the propoial
made here.
Signed,
CRENVIILE.
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"a'hlnStol Tavern.
Pefer HeaiHpH

Aeou,;... Peter {! Hcltaell
pubic = hS former cuaomers ard the
|ipm 8, ~ general, that lie has removed
Mre s'eaafea and yeAablifhed an Inn in
CHAIR = nH aas's few good SADDLE and
Dec. . ASES which he will hire.
4weo
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p A PE Err
Relative to the commencement of
NEGOTIATIONS OF PEACE WITH
FRANCE.
Continued.
mo. 49,
Do7uuing5freet, September a, 1900.
P A P E. r S
Continued. J
mo. 1o.)

Do1UNNSJ1feel, orpleMber 4, 1900.
SIR,
1t appearing by note received this day
from M. Otto, that the French govern
meut has determined to make the contnu-
ance Of the argnifice between AuGria and
France, and the comm encemont of the
negotiations for peace, depended on the
conciutlon Of an arsa,ttice with this country
it is ju2 proper, in order that the ultimate
dcciion on 70 inportsnt and exteniiye a
que{Gion, may be taken with the fulleit
knowledge Of all the conGderations by
which it ought to be governed that YOU
ihonld fee M. Otto, and inquire Of him,
whether as his note Of the 3o:h nit. ap-
pears 70 intimate he is ,furnilhed with
projeStot a treaty Or naval truce; and in
that c;tle whether he is willing to colnn,u-
n.cste ii 20 you for the information of his
riajetty's government.
You will further enquire, whether he is
empowered and il4ilruticd to;nclude in iuch
treaty, his allies.
And laltly if his projea {hould contains
10 article applicable to the qneaion of
moving the French and Spaniih illips now
in Brett, to any other aat;on in or out Of
Europe, you will enquire whether M. OF
TO is authorized to enter into negotiation
FOR the purpo1e Of including proper Aipua
tons on that iubjef in treaty of the
nature which his government has propoled,
| am, &c.
Signed, GRENVILLE.
E:OHn NealpeAn, e/7nire.
mo. IT.
Loxdou, Seltsmber a. 1900.
My Lord,
Since | had the honor Of communicating
to your lordfhip the conversation that had
pahed between me and NJ. Otto on the
fubjeet Of the propoial for naval armi};ce
and the readinefs he had exprened Of fur
mining me with copy of the project, l
have received from him the enclofed note
ard the project therein referred to.
have the honor TO be, sc.
Signed, EVAN NEPEAN.
LoiA GrpnUil2e.
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mo. 49,
/ r 4 NSL TON.

P,oie6. 1. There ihall be a fufpenfon
of hoftilities between the fleets ard armies
of thc French republic ard tho!e of Great
Britain.
z. The fhips Of war and merchant vef-
fels of each nation fhall enjoy free navi-
CATION, without being fubjeet to any iearch,
and fhall obferye the ufage efabliihcd pre-
yious to the war.
J 81, All venels of either nation, captur-
ed after the -. Fruet;dcr, illall be reRored.
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PubJac SUE.

On TUESDAY next,
VIII be fold at the Vendu> Store,
4 bales OF Writing Paper
10 pipes ard half pipes Wine
8 half pipes port Vine
Fun in hhds.
French Brandy in pipes
Eyfon Tea III chefs
Leaf Sugar in caks
Blown Sugar in barrels
v hickey in caASs
Hardware in boxes
] aihns in caks
ehewing Tobacco in cahs, &C.
Asa y meai.ieI afe,, general aD5yl
msmf ef
y r 7 G. y Cd S,
-, condfeing Of
SIk Florentines
Coloured Sattins
lutefrings
Sprisged Mullins
Linens
Calicoes
Checks
box white Threads
Eloths, Kerieymeres
Hats in lots
raging Cards, &c. &c.
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>(fN1-4 IAidSlIe
Do0oning-R,set, Sepf. s, 1900.
mo. 2o.)
TbNylaay eveni1g, Sebf. 4, 1900.

7bKrIaGp ez'en'1g, 8epf. 4, 1900.
Citizen Otto prelents lis compliments
to Mr.. Ncpean, and according to his de-
fire, enclofes a Rctch Of the treaty propof-
ed by his government.
No. ~ contains a letter from Mr.. OF
to, dated Sept. 5, fating that the necena-
~ paaport's nail be granted to Mr.Gren-
vile and MFR. Garlike.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-05
no. 49,
Motr.

Lord Grenville prcfents his compliments
to NJ. Otto, and tends him herewith tie
Official anlwer to his lait communication.
on the tuhjetf of an arlnifice, together
with tie counter project therein refer
red to.
He reqneas NJ. Otto to accept the az
iurance Of his high confederation.
Dazon'1g oFree:, Sept. 7, 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-05
mo. as
/ f. A NSL ALTON

The undersigned received yeferday at
tour o'clock in the afternoon, the note
which his excellency lord Grenville did
nm the honor to address him. 1t appear
ed 10 hlp to be of fuch high Importance.
that at fhe fame hour he tranfnitted it hy
an extraordinary melage to his govern
ment.
He Ropes that it may arrive in time to
produce the efef which his excellency has
had In view; and if it ferve to prolone
i y few days the continental armihices.
he VIII congratulate himfalf very much On
having had it in his power to contribute
thereunto.
lie begs his excellency to accept the no.
mage OF his reipectful confederation.
Signed,
OTTO.
Heyefors- Hrcct, SEPT. 6, 1900.