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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-24
I ~ D I A.

j ~ II ( a.
BY the late India arrivals we receive
the following details ofa very gallant ex-
pioit performed by the boats OF the fqua-
iron under captain Ho,ham, cruiGng Off
the lie OF France, in cutting out Of the in
ner harbour the lhip Sea-Nymph, under
Hamburg colours. This ihip was diff
covered by the fquadron early in the>mor-
-n,ng clofe under Cannoneer's Point, with
light airs of wind eff the land, and not
withdrawing every exertion of each ihip
they could not prevent her from getting
clofe under the batteries, altho' the Ian
CATER fired ~fcve,ai o~roadlides at her. She
was Imported by a number of fhot from
the ihore, and the boats from the priva-
tcers in the harbor towed her into ihelter
about o Captain Holman was deter
m,oed MOTTO part with her, n~otwithfand-
ing they had iucceedcd 70 TAR a, 70 get her
into the inner harbor, protected by a chain
OF batteries and rhree priva,eers. ready Tor
Lea. At ~fun-fet the hoat3 of the fuuadron
were holtted out, well manned and armed,
with volunteers /; bet Notwithstanding
every precaution was uftd to prevent the
enemy from perceivirg our intentions, it
was ioon made known to the captain OF
the port that the Englih had their boa,
out, and fuppoied for the purpofe of cut
ting out this hip. In conf.quence of
which a party of 40 folders were {ent on
board her from the fhore, and all the bat
teries manned. ready to prevent a furprife,
at the fame time three boats were ordered
from port to tow her till farther ND the
harbour.
" 1t appears from the iupercargoes ac-
count, that he was ordered to eo on
board his hip by the municipality, juA
as It was dark. when he found his hip
IN Poiehion Of French troops, and the
boats in the att Of towing her further up {;
that he had not been or board more than
Tx minutes, when fix Englih boats were
dlicovered clofe g -Gde, and dreadful
tlre commenced on all Gdes Immediately !,
bur In a few minutes the Bri,ih tars had
Poneflion of her, and moG of the French
men were killed or wounded. They in.
family cut the rope, by which the French
boats were towing, and fent their own
boats In their aead.-They towed the
fhiP's head round, and made fail on her,
the wind being direct out /; upon which a
mott tremendous fire was opened upon
them, not only from the batteries with
fhot and hells, but from the privateers,
which they had to pats within piRol Ghot.
By the bravery and good management of
the Bririh feamen, he was foon without
their reach and although the Chip was
much difabled and her mats and rigging
cut to pieces, with the loE Of eight fea-
men killed and wounded. The ra Lieu
tenant OF the Lancater loG his arm the
laughter among the French was great,
even from their own guns. She has ar
rived at the Cape, with feyeral other pri-
yes Of FINAL value"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-19
Commonwealth OF Madachufett8.

YoRk, I'd Court Of General Se1foas,o fbe
Psaee, B(gun aaI beld at Biddetora, qoittia and
FIR ne couny Of FORK. on he LaQ TusEqy 81
Oaaber, dei1g TIE a8@ day Of JE1id montb, 44n10
Dsnini, 1900.
WHEREAS application has been made 70 this
w Court by fuudry Inhabitants of this county,
for s'new Highway TO be laid out from Portland
Road, to the Road leading from Parfonsfed TO
Fryeburg through Porterield." --And ALTO for a.
mother " new Highway to be laid out from New
hamplhire line, through part Of Porter6ed, and
part OF Cutters grant, to Portland road in Brown
held''
Therefore ordered, That the fub.
fance offad applications, with this order therson,
bs inherited three weeks fuccefhvely, in the Malta
chuictts Mercury, printed at Bottom by Young =
MINIS, and ALTO, in the Portland Gazette, printed
by EIe&er H. JcnkJ the af publication thereof to
be thirty days ta, prior TO the next term of this
Court, to be held at York, within and for faid
county of York, on the thrd Tuefday Of April next !;
to the end the Proprietors Of fad Lands may
then and there appear, and hew caufe, if any they
have, why the fad new Highways fhould not be
laid QUE IS aforelaid
At:ef--DANIEL SEWALL, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-19
I | I


That, if any perions lhall, after tbs
laf day Of February I8oG have in their cunodr
ieilon' any velum, parchment paper, msrt.5s 'l-
hamped BY the luptrv of the revenue unon of
any matter or thing, charged with duty fhail IL,
been written or printed, they may at any time
tbe 9oes 81 Sky days Gf:r Js ad Le day Of Fe5rnay,
bring or fend uch vellum parchment and pancr 80
toome Office Of INFECTION and in lieu thereof -
like quantity value Of vellum parchment 1--we
per, duly famPed in purfuance Of the act herein
rected And in cafe any pc fon hall neglect Or ref
with the time aforefaid, to bring caulc to he b
unto fome officer Of inpeGion, any uch velnrD r-
ment or paper, it Il hereby declared that the fan
thereafter be Of no other effect or ufe than if;,
never been marked lampcd, and that atIma,r.-. "a
things, which may after that time tie written ~ ~.
cd upon any veiium, parchment or paper au,b-,
70 be exchanged il aloreaid, win Be NJ III
or effect, than If they I'd been written Or pr;nr.
paper, parchment or yellum, not marked or harn.d
w
And for the convenience Of thofe perlons who -.
be inclined to have their own vellum parchmen, 81
paper famPed or marked, il is ther BY declared NV.
when any perlon fha dePoiit any vellUm, parchm.re
or paper At the Office OF typewriter, accompanied ;L
a lt ipecfying the NUMBER and denomination &c MI
lamps or marks, which defred to be thereto aRr
ed the lame will be tranmitted to the General stsm
Othce, and there properly marked or Gamped apa
forthwith ient back to the fame fupervfor who MI
thereupon coe4 the duties and deliver the n,n..
parchment or veIlum to the order Of the Derro1 -
whom the fame received.
Given under my HAnd and the Seal ofthe rr...
a. Sd fury, # Warrington, the day and year above.
mentioned
OLIVER WOLCOTT,
Secretary Of tie TregJary,
Nov !.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-19
FROM LoNDoN PAPERS.

A Gentleman lately boating in London OF
the quicknefs Of bis fight, fid, BY way Of con.
6rming bis remark, " that he faw, at that mo-
rnent mouf= on bs top Qt'the monument" II
cannot fay Zee it." replied fneering and in
eredulous friend, " but plainly bear Il run"
"A Gentleman in MARYLAND, Oh meeting the
fexton's wife Of the Parih Of -, aiked her i
trade was good * Nay allure you, Sir (faid
fhe) think this war viii ruin Us all for my
huiband has rot buried Eoirg foul this fix
weeks"
a certain bruifng parton, Of the name Of
Day. being examined al the Ola Bailey, on fome
point, the council, according to the laudable
cuaom of the court, attempted to brow beat
him g think you are The bruifDg parlon,'
faid be, ''I am" anfwered the Rev. Divine !;
and If you doubt it, and viii come out O.
court, | will give it you under my hand"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-19

. ---~--~SSss -
The folo~ing elegant lines were written by gentle
man, lone years ago, At Brlol on the death of his
wife Their beauty and excellence require no eluci-
dation True taite null admire them, and feeling
viii weigh them IN 2 balance where they fhall not
be found wanting.
w TO e'er Tx. me with bodiug angufh brings
His hears whole treaiure to fair Brifos fPFings
Who e'cr Ike nc, 10 tooth dileafe and pain,
;hsll pour their falutary dreams IN vain
coudemn'd Ike me, to ear he faint reply;
70 make the lulhing cheek, tie linking eye
From the chill brow to wipe the damps Of death,
And watch with dumb defpair each hOrt'nins breath
II chance directs him to this artsis line
Let the fad mourner know, Bis pages were mi4r
Ordain'd 10 lofe the partner fmy breaR, --
Whole beauty warm d me, and Whole virtue blef-- y
Framd by each tie that binds the foul to prove
Her duty, lriensfhP eOnhancy and love!
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-19
War Department,
Novem5er I9tb, 1900.

NOVem5er D tJ, 1900.
HOSE gentlemen who have applied for militia
i ry appointments in the frrvice of the United
States, are Informed, that their applications with
all the recommendatory letters accompanying, were
continued by FIRE in the War Office, on SATURDAY.
evening Taft. Thofe who coutinue tc defre 10 be
conidered Candidates, will fee the uropriety Of
renewing their application
SAMUEL DEXTER,
Secretary of War.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-19
THIS GAZETTE,

Is Publiihed every Monday, at E. A.
JENKS' Office, next door to the Port
land Bank, Middle-itreet where
Subscriptions, Advertisements, and
Communications, are received with
attention.
The price is ONE Dollar AND EF7r
CENTS ayear, executive of Poltage.
AS this Gazette has by far the mott
extenlive circulation Of any paper
printed in Maine, it is highly advan-
tageous for advertisements, which
will be inherited realonably, and in a
conipicuouS manner.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-19
CoMMoEwEALTR OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
In @s RSgfof Rep sisatatives-No0. Is, 1900.


In f5s Hoge9f Rep 'gs"tafive,--No0. IS, 1900.
ON the Petition, Of Jabez Simpfon,
and others, original Proprictors, Of Townfhp Nam
Der Two ea of Union River, and ettlcrs inhabitants
Of faid Townfhip, now incorporated by the name Of
Sullivan, praying that the fame may be confirmed TO
them and the other fetters aud inhabitants of iad
Town, in eqnal proportions.
ORDERED, that the Petitioners caufe
an atened copy of their petition and this order there
on, to be Pu5ilhed three weeks lucceGivsly in fakr
Gazette, printed at Portland, and ia the Cgie Journal.
printed at Catine, the Ian publication TO be leaf
thirty days before the shird Wednesday Of the next
Seion Of the General Court, that all perions ntereed
may then appear and thew caufe Of any they have
why the Prayerof the faid petition ihould not be graft
ted. Sent up for concurrence,
EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Speaker.
IN Seqzts, Nop. IA, 1900.
Read and concurred
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Py,lGl.af.
a true Copy-Auel
EDWARD p. HAYMAN CLyE or S.aGfs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-19

THE BEST COSMETIC

Tho Venus landmarks thee adjoining,
Your lovely form, delight to Rly
Tho fofter than the bloom Of morning,
On your cheek the blulhes play.
Yet pardon, pardon, lovely maid,
The ram prefumption of your Poet,
Take one Cofmetic 10 Your aid,
And tell the world they all may kno y it.
lis neither waih, ncr patch, nor paint
That viii our heedlefs hearts beguile,
It is-and would become Saint,
Tbs SWEET COSMETIC OF a sMILs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-19

II Its various branches executed IN The
neatef manner, and at the thorteit
notice,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-19

To tie Honorabk Senate and he Honorable TIE
RebrsfS1tqt;OeJ Of The Comm0nzveahb Of A1a6a-
cbgiests, in General Court a6Sm5le+.
|HUMBLY {hews the Subscribers,
H. J. Original U<oprietors of Townfhp Number
Two, ea Of Union River, and fetcrs inhabitants Of
sid Townlhip, incorporated by the name of Sal
Ivan, delrous Of holding our lands, by tenure
ccure than the we have, pray your Honors
take htuatiEn into confederation, and lecure
our rights your wiidom may feem juf and equta-
Die We BEG leave to fate your Honors the following
facts
1T. That the greater number of us
came here ProPrietors under the grant Of 764
under Proprietor Of that grant, fomc OF twentyhx
years ago.
I'd. That during the CONTEXT between
the United States and Great Britain, we fufcred in
proportion any Of felew citizens, long all the
navigation belonging 10 the Town and though little
It was all conGfng Of three Coating Veels, and two
Fhmg Sohooners, which lols this day is not @ade
up, that the ensmy landed and burnt Of Houles
and all he Furniture and Proviions therein
sd. That there is taken up and 1et-
tied upon al The front lots to the numbr Of about one
hundre ed and ninety
4th. That the Townlhip IS very
poor tract Of land that what remains will icarcey be
worth lett1ng not any lot Of hundred that
will make icttement, bcng Gwamps, lodges Of rocks,
or barren heahs.
9Th. That part of the Townlhip falls
within the grant Of Mont De'Griguou, tx miles in
length, and in lome places than mile in width,
all which is front land and 61th Of the iowa
1dP.
9th. That we are now building
Meeting Houfe, which i in fome forwardnefs.
Therefore your Petitioners pray that
the Town1hip may be confirmed to them and the other
lettlers and inhabitants Of laid Town Of Sullivan, ia
equal Proportions IN Cuch way you in your VIII
dom may think ben, and as in duty bound will ever
pray.
James Leland, Ieleph Bidford,
John Preble, William Fofs,
Nathaniel PEBBLE, Jun, Summers Woofer
Samuel IngOils Robert Mercer
William Abet, John Urian inn.
Amos Amcs, John Springer,
John Abbe; Patrick Gogjns,
Benjamin Iohn'on, John Simplon,
Edward Pctengn, Richard Downing,
bis Abner B!aildeH,
Morris S1Ristold, Jabez Simplon,
mark Samuel Beane,
Jofhua Bgford, Ephraim Dyer,
Ebenezer Beane, William Ingols;
Richard Clarke, Thomas Aii,
James Beaue, John Tohnfou,
James Simpfon, Thomas Fols,
George Crabtree, Nathaniel Jehnfon,
Samuel Sumption, Oliver Wocler,
Samuel Ball, Oliver Wooter, fen
NJ oles AHet, Charles Goats,
Reuben Allct, John Prtbet
Stephen Wei Merchant, David Wooler.
Benjamin Bennett, Daniel Harris,
John BaDe Jun. Amos Bragdon,
Patrick Man, William Crabrec,
John Buckley, John Gorden,
William Woofer Morgan Jones.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-19
FezD G0Qdr.

Received BY the la:cR arrivals from Liverpool,
a RE now offered for fale at the Store
lae!y kept by Mr.. WAiar1 Co5sraa, in FIJI, Greet,
conflhnc Of variety Of BROADCLOTHS. KER.
SEYMERS, HALF THICKS, and PLAINS.
y. B. Said Goods will be fold at the
owef price FOR Cath approved Credit
PotiaH9, Dc. n.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-19
Treafury Department,
Wqtliagton September "a, 1900.

Public Notice is hereby Given,
n tzqaec Of an 4ts Of Congt55, PaedO % ne 23a day Of
dpy t5oyaad sgbt hundred, s1tG5a dH a1t 70 5f4-
St9 Gtaeyal STAMP Office
THAT a General Stamp Office is
Of Wilmington, from whence there win Gue, from and
after the date hereof, (uPon the application OF the
Supervisors of the Revenue, under whole management
the collection Of the lamp duties j. placed any guam
titles of paper parchment and vellum marked or tam
ped and duly counteramPed, with the following rates
Of duty which are dernandable by law:
For every kin or piece Of veum or parchment, or
heeI or piece of paper, upon which iha be written
or printed any or either Of the nRruments wri-
tings following, viz.
DoH,. C. M
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-29

Il. c. pr4:ias u. etiaioiii,hsle.lt Of po:i
OF delivery. Referred to sae committee
OF commerce ana Manufactures.
On motion TO come to tn. order of the
day oashe Genius bill, Mr.. Bayard aad
Mr.. Ratieds- were for Poitpoaing on ac-
count of the thinasls ocf .she hoase; MIR.
Vanness and gen. Smith for taking them
up. After tome debate il, was poitpcned
I'll! the iifis Monday in. January.
The hou.e adjourned ell. the 18th init.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-29
Congrsfs Of the umtsu States.
RoSSE OF RsPREsENTaTIyEs.


ikHrfS.yy, December "A.
A report was received fron the iec:eta-
" Of war, giving aatement OF the pre-
feuc military Embellishments in the United
States, The number of men necefary &c.
Referred 10 a committee of the whole.
\ report was received from the Poit
Matter General, eating the poa roads
whica have not produced one third OF the
eNpenoe Of carrying the mail, after having
been ,eifabl.ihsd two years.
MIR. GIifwold offered rrto!usion: that
tie secretary of fate be directed to lay
hetorc ,be houie table lhowing the COM
g,ra,;ve desies On goods iupcrted into
Gv,2t Britain, in American and other bot
'oaS, 10 lar as they related to American
yo,a:ne'ce. Agreed.
Mi. Dennis offered rcio!ution thar
ne tccretsiy OF iSate he dirstfed to lay
's.ere the hou,e the laws oftAe NorthweR-
g'a sid Indiana territories, relating 70
sc imYoing OF taxes en- lands of non.reii
~,r' propg;e,ors. Agreed.
A,,. lalmatge pre,en,sd pe,ision from
t1ctH inhabitants of New Haven &c. re
.-',y, TO tue eaabliinmens of "a new road.
s,',rTet 20 The oonma,ee On Poa offices
foe r,sds.
=, Stanley prefented petition from
Z. =! ln5abitanssoi the county CT HyGe,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-29

.,,.;ay ..1.i Of ,he ploao,i ass'ln, babe ,;ha
..,n % OF. n IN. circuit H. mes with
$50 o.ker miiadventure but without
-, {e,;oas difalfer arrived at the place
mace he had fet OUT.
Thp,e my friends laid he, fmilingiy) /.
,,,e f.ryoa the example. We are al a
l ,,a Of bsoshers ali friends, all equals.
1- ., Us Join heart ana hand in one COM
non caaf.; the promotion Of the CON-
,.,1 GOOD. Let US thew the world a glo-
,;1a, 9at,ern o: philanthropy aud equality.
,e,ns 5es;n the work of perfe;sing man.
zI.ocs forth be ieifihnefs excluded trom
t',;,,y. Hencefor,h b. the Univerfe one
Ora, Common flock, in one common gar
2.r Divine Philanthropy the hst al
nae Of Man = Of Man, that Creature of
p,rf.t;r: thar Child of Mental Energy;
jeya 10 live, and raiie, and improve fore
ycr. s. :.
4, the Philosopher was going on, his
eve kindled, his hand was extended, and
Il, mouth opened wider, for lublimer Diff
oav of philosophical eloquence, when, fad
:, :c,i. he happened to cat look on his
~, band, which he had extended IN a
,-5cecal attitude almoi before him, ard
j.... flw liyid. coloured lpo, of the haa
o.Aaifa dollar.-Mercy lcried he) VIVA:
vfa:ss My hand is mortified; ans with
,rags malignant and rapid gaugrens. Il
Is covered one quarter of the hand alrea-
A. Ilhall be a dead man before ! reach
kona.
The tone in wh.::ch this was fpoken, the
,gleacis OF his ccuneenance, and the iiaring
O. his eyes alarncd,h crowd, whoinfant-
.y,hronged around him.
Ie, US fee your hand (iaid tie wag,
v;,a a look OF much concern) let us Zee 1t
Here it is, here il is (iaid the Philo-
i,aer, fadly} do you fee the mors'hca-
tier
POI. tfaid the wagl-Why, Mr.. PHI
Iotogacr, il is nothing bat blood siii-
iar.
l;isa modification, (rsplied the Phi
lolo,A-r} / tell yeu.
Aai (faid the was) tell you it Is no.
thing bat blood bitter. ] have had III.
" .a,h on my own hands, and am not
ie4d yet.
Are YOU certain. tina, it is nothing but
blood bitter, my good friend3
KS nothing elie icried half dozen
voices at once.
You have reesred me to life, NY good
hi.als. thought it had been'a NORTH
cation; and, had that been the cafe, you
knew, q. il fpread 70 rapidly, it nuh have
ICON dsaroyed the energy ofiife.
Yol audied Gurgery, fmpeta, lfaid the
waSl uudeg the fame mater, who taught
yIu 20 plough. $3.50
Who viii take the plough next ;lAid
The Philcf,pisr.l
ilail the hri ssrmerl l vii; Thew yoa
now TO manage a plough.
Accordingly he took il Add went thro'
the held like man accaaomcd 70 the bu-
fnsls. When he had returned, be offered
It to another, who did the fame. The
other farmers alfa took the other plough.
and went their rounds, and ali appeared
20 be Ia sood hunor.
Ia be continued.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-29

whereas neither E .soie k..srs has h,cs
received i5 ne, hereby cffss .ewsIti
,Ie rrrrr pstIA&s 20 any peslon who
Twill produce stnk letless with the fa!,
entire, or fsv@xD. fer desias. for either
|ofthen and mrzk tie feds be broken.
the whole dap ot ffy siollsn sillail be
given 70 any psfiod Who viii iodstees the
VILLAIN who has broken open and derained
sifdtr OF them, a. thar theS cuIpir may
be brought to juifice. ~ 81
Inorder to afia the enquirer, think
proper to rate, that, at-thcrime wheaahe
firh mentioned letter swas~lefr at Mir.
Stills, which was'en Sumiaysesehma the
fxth infant, James Ckea,Aan, on knsl.
liAman. 4 aiattrr ~ trasey5 now itGdsat
in New York, and editor Of spspef esll-T
ed ,.4mercan CHix<s, was in,the hSuts s.-.--
and that on the Friday following; atefub.f
isqaent PARAGRAPHS appeared in the Aseo.. !
"a, supporting 70 be written by the edKsss
Of that paper at Warrington on the very !
day upon which the 6rk ietftr oughs 20
have left thar CITY. :, ',,gs>sr,. -.
:. FROM THE EDITOR, y q
"We@ngson Cny, D<rsm5<r =, sor-
g The Preident ipeaks in his ffecch
very animatedly on the Naturalization
law and on the judiciary--and ON the mis-
litia laws and juries. 8
IS Wallace and young Peters ale here
| Jaw a letter written by the latter to
Brorfon this day, ia which he reyises MIR.
Jefenon for attempting TO -dsviate from
Warrington and Adams pfsstice--pe,ers
promifes Bronfon to give him regular In
formation-and allodes 20 loms letter Of
Channoey TO Mr.. Clatke, he lays' Dis
ane is here TO <xs,ejf or i.6afaee, aud
Cheatham to obtain oBe,' 70 you Zee ,hele
idiots feeling ,on,the faJjsst.
IS The fflipn will be a very long
one.'' sss ~, 49, - ~
Itmsy be proper furiher to aate, THAI
oa the refpcstxe days. apon which shole's
letters became due, / received blank fheets
of paper, ieaied in the torn Of letters, d.
retted TO ne aud ifampcd with the Wafh--
ington poh-mark the 6ra with the mark
Dec. 2. the iecond Dec. s., Theie were
ooth TENT back to. the Pos Matter in his
City and the pofage was refunded. The
probability is, tha,, when the letters Of
Mr.. PErERs were Aolen, thefe blank
heets were dropped 10 their places,
in order that the theft might efcape no.
Liz.
I do not think II worth while ~ .eall
upon William Diane 10 account tor tie
manner 10 which he came by the extraSt !,
forwarded by him 10 this city and pub
fifhed in his paper. Ifhe is wretch 10
bafe as to fteal, and 70 mean as to break O.
pen and pubidh private and confidential
letter, !. is not probable that he would be
ingenious enoughto confsfs the viIlainy.
/ fhall, however, direct copy of this adj
vertifement to be l.nl q hin. sn' ano her
to Cheetham, in order that they may have
an opportunity Of claiming the reward,
provided either Of ,hem.has the power and
the inclination to mike the proper daclo-
fure. Several oshe. communications have
been lately directed to me from Wa,hins-
ington, by different gentlemen, but have
not come to hand. Society as we'll as
myieif have an interea in putting a Aop
To fuch acknowledgements.
E. BRONSON. !,
December tI, 1901. -. :. s. -,
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FROM THE eAzBTTs of THRTUsiTEp
STATES. ;'1 o.
FlrrY Dollars REWARD

&c TO TRACE THE sKuLKING FRAUD.
Whereas two letters, wristen at the
Cityef Arlington, one on the hxth ard
the other on the feyenth iuaaht, by
R4cHARD ePEfsRs, Jon. Hlaire, 6oth
Galea and directed to me, and left at the
bar of Mr.. Stills Hotel, where letters
tor the mail are frequently d=podted; sao
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-11
10 mo. z6.
Valuable Property for Sale,

Seveu hundred and eighy-eigh oa
in the county of Hamphire, OH the wata,dl
C,cAt Cape Capon. about 70 mi'es from tt
Warm Springs, AMI 50 from Wincheiter. This
land is fulrof wood, oak and pine timber. Tws
exceiirm FIRMS may be made, with go to 5osue
of bottom, and rich high lands 10 each and n
the heart of the timber there isa fire seat FOR.
favv- mill. Capt. Daniel Rice viii: hew the lsrts
Three boa<amd eight bu1a'sd and fty
five acres III the county of Ohio, ON the waters
Grave and j'ih Greeks, near the river Ohio, and
about 80 miles below Pittibursh. Some Of tktE
lands are very good, with comfortable quantities
OF rich bottom, and plenty of excellent timbz
Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor of that eouny
viii thew thefc lands.
Twill fell all or any of the above lands for cah Of
npnn credit, or take in exchange for them land, il
fairfax County, or lots of lond in the city Of Al
lexandria, or the city Of Warrington.
K. L. H0OE
O2nher . en-