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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-01
COLUMBIA ACADEMY,


Kmg-Stzset, tetqveen Pit and ReyG! Streets,
ALEXANDRIA.
Young Gentlemen arefaught
Engiith, French, Latin, Greek, Writing,
Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Geography,
Mathematics, with other branches OF an
uieul and ornamental education, by the
Rev. games Gban1bers, a. M.
many years matter of Boarding School IN
England.
TERMS.
Education, Board, Lodging,
W. w', asss;e, and Stationary 50
Day Scholars, for Latin, ro
French, &c.
Do. do. for Engilih, &
French, &c.
Do. de-. fer Engliih, A -
rishInetic, sc.
N. 3. Proper aiiiaants are conitantly
employed. Young ladies' are taught IN
ieparate claaes, Engiiih, French, Writ
ing, Arithmetic and Geography, in iera
rate apartments. Greatcare will be taken
70 inhrust the more advanced youth III
the elements Of competition, particularly
Epiaolary Writing, and the rules to be
obierved in Pubic Speaking.
Auguif /.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-01

The Gubicliber will be
obliged to the gentleman towhom he lent
his furtout coat, FIVE or fix weeks ago, to
return it.
CHARLES BENNETT.
Aug. zS. 60
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Auguf 10.

RECEIVED,
By the brig Hendey/on, entt@in .4'eher,
fran WS;tebaven, md far Sale,
Earthen and Stone Ware IN
crates,
Felt Hats in cafes,
lrih and brown Linens in aI'orted pack
: ages,
Matrailes Of different fzes,
10 by aud II by 10 Window Glaf.
Sheathing Paper,
Bottled Porter and Port Wine,
Glaciers Diamonds,
Mufqucto Netting.
Apply to
JAMES SANDERSON,
at tn, compiling houfe OF Mr.. William
Hodglon.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-01
NOtaCe.

NOLICG.
The partnerihip which lately
fabGied between ]. NJ. "A. Van Havre and
c. J. Sitter, under the.frm Of Van Havre
and Sitter, is this day diaolved by mutual
content; all thole who may have any
claims againit the iaid concerns are requeit-
ed TO produce their accounts, and thoie
indebted to the fame are dehred TO make
immediate payment to either of the iab-
icribers.
]. NJ. A. VAN HAVRE,
CHARLES JEAN STlER.
July II, 1891.
Intending both to fail, in a
thort time for Europe, we have empower
ed II. T. Stitr, Fig. OF BiatenibuTg, to
traniatt all budnefs for our accounts IN our
abfence, of which all concerned viii pieaic
10 take notice.
!. NJ. A. VAN HAVRE,
CHARLES JEAN STIER.
Iulv 10. zswIzt
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@ Tobacco Hanlsd.

The fnblcribsr wifhes to purcAale few
bids. Of Tobacco on the inf petton Of A
lexandria, Colcheier or DCmfries.
JOHN G. LADD.
Aug. /.
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FOR SALE.
4 tcvo jfo7y HOUSE anG

4 tvo jfoy HOUSE and
LOT ling npon the corner Of King AID
Abrd Ja,res. TIE bogjeis 4vsil s:njt1ea''
avifb every nee:Gsry Accommodation, s'1-
Eeiar If a taaty, kitchen, .fabls, carr
age 5owe, Imoke boufe, sc. 81. TbrAt
IS. 60 Jsct front ON King ysrest, b. 100
feet back to as feet alley.
Alic,
Il two Rory HOUSE, 10
feet front, 7vub half acre Int, iuel1digs
garden neatL baled IN, ling apou TIE
Garner Of Cameron and 5s!5fre& Ereets.-
The boufe i; gerry cosvenieuf, 7oitS q ki!c6-
en-, fgye rom, Gable, Ge. o..
Alto,
4 FARM about three and
an half miles from 14lr*ana,iA, eoataining
aboxt 100 acres, party lyixg on The Cal
cbeRsr road, and commanding a Ueyy ex-
teaGve prs,pea Of the fo7Ou and r'vtr;
zutb a d7USllug bo4ie ~ feet BY "a, a
Fntben adjoinMg, and lrOsr0l impr0'ge-
mexts, e0gGaing yf a E'ouru and Fable 90
feet BY 20. There are aboat SO acres Of
!aud cleared, 7uitb yopug mrbara CON-
ta,nvg ab0ut 600 trees Of eb0lee tru'f.-
FOR terms apply to-
THOS. RICHARDS,
AM fare otpgf!e the W4Sington f4ver1.
3u1uH IS.
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KID, ELIOT e Co.

HAVE FOR SIR,
Genuine Madeira Wine,
18th proof old Cosn'ac Braud;es,
And French
Holland Gin,
Jamaica Spirits.
AJo,
White Lead, ground,
Red Lead,
Ind few eo&s Of
Tendon Porter.
Aug. II. 2aw3w
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-26
PR o P o S AL 5
Far sfbs Publication Of a 7rs4tiJs on
a Fuie5 of Health.

IOMMENCING with Infancy and con-
~ riourd through the atter periods of human
lite. .-.d5a. on lhs preventive msars 10 be en-
ploycd sgainR Dyfelfs. To which will be sa-
dtd Cursiivc Recipe for mea of she Difsaf;s
inciient 70 tbe human Body With rcceip:s
for the preparation or pharmaceutical compo;-
rion fmoa European Patent Medicines.
The Buck will be written in plain intel
gens ftile, fuited to the nfc of private families
in all climstes:-ir will not exceed Four Hun
dred Plges oetavo. ititchcd in blue----and the
ptisc One Dollar. Althongh this Work viii
be thus comprcis' 'd--ths Author nattcrs him
ielf m will be found TO compriie all thasis eIcn-
italy neceGTy. for the pnrpofc INTENDED.
NIB. Subfcripsions will be received II
this Office, sud by The AurhoF- 4iio, 10 other
parts Of this. and other CouSrrcs.
CHARLES F. BARTLETTs NJ d.
Nsavpen, Dec. z6.
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Captain a. SferYj AuJsrsr 10 the Prs6dsxs's
Letter.
BALTIMoRR, Dec. 8, 1901.

SIR.
do myfslf the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of your ExcelIency's letter Of the
firf infant.
II has been nv greaseR ambition 70 dif-
charge my duty as an officer ofthc American
navy, at all times, with promptncfs and ideii.
ty and TO have received my country's and
your Exccllcncy's appreciation Of the late con-
qucR over faithlcfs and barbarian enemy.
achieved by the valour and good conduct Of
the officers and crew had the honor TO cons
mand, j. reward which climate beyond
my merits bst Of which fhall ever chesiih
grateful recollection, particularly for the
very Assserins manner in which your Excel.
lcncy has been pleafed to convey il.
have the honor TO be,
With profound rsfped.
Your ExcclIency's
Obliged humble icrvant,
ANDREW STERETT,
Lisas. e csmxasdsv effb< u. Staf<s
/fbssser EsfsrfriG<.
Tn. JxrrrRsox, Efq.
Pref. u. States.
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DoAor BARTLETT

a GAIN offers his ferviccs TO inoculate
IA for the KINE-P0X. The matter he
j. poleis'd Of. was taken from his own in-
fant. who has proved the efficacy OF =, - q
preventive Of the SxAEL-Pox.
Newbsrf ( Broax' Sfvets) Dec. ~. sy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-26
Dygrics Of Rhods-lzan n.

NOTICE j. hereby given rotte Credirors
! y Of John Rsbisfon. OF Ne~porr, in the dif-
srid aforefaid, merchant. sgaina whom Com
milton Of Baokruptcy has pccn ifacd AND pro-
ceeded upon. 10 appear az the Geldt~ Bdll-Ian,
kept by Apheus Anmidon, in Providence, on
Satorday the fxteenth day Of January nsxf.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and fh3w eaoie
tf any they have) why the CeuiGcates Of hs
difchzrge ihould not be allowed.
DAVID LEONARD BARNES.
Ja4g< efrte DJ9n4 Cmufs,l
{! = fbs dJaria etf Rbode qaaA.
= Providence, Dee. rs. iSoi- s3f5
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-26

vihont and 10 toc0~cpcfatc harmoniouny
with all descriptions Of citizens, who mall
abandon perfonaI and party We've, and unite
9th fnccrisy in advancing the national in
steseRs. I Nahossi Incl.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-26

% alEirm that thc Pfe6dcns ID on anc iidc. and
The nation on the other. He Who cane 20
power as the man of the people win nor cesfc
10 remain 70 while his stiions d-monifrztc the
exisence OF mind Prompt 20 diieern, and !
heart warm in the purfuit Of whatever pro-
notes the public good.
4 What. has he donef
a.. The chief OF repsbiican govern
meat, he has declared himteif q genuine re.
publican.
ad. He has introduced economy into
the public expcndiiurcs.
sd. lie has equalizcd ia fome degree
the dittnbafion Of Offices, by excluding thois
'nn6t for the places they hold :; and by railing
10 The hrf Offices onder the government men,
Whole talents arc rcfpetted by their friends,
and dreaded by their enemies.
4th. He has avowed himfelf the friend
Of peace with all maDkind, and has prattiied
what he svowsd-
9Th. And what, perhaps, more rebounds
TO his honor, than the lum of all that he has
done. he has not omitted to do any onc rh;ne
which the contribution or Laws Of his coun.
try did NOT authorize and dsett. ".
In word, under the prcfcnt change in
our political affairs. the nation 10 united and
happy. ssf
Thar Il may continue united and happy
NUT depend on The wifdom of the legiaative
body. %
However fecure our rights may be an
der the prcfcnt adminifration Of our govern.
menr. every enlightened republican muft
know, that a large iharc OF our political hap
pineis is dull, protested againtt the inva:
iion OF rulers inimical to liberiy. The late
change. which iccurcs whatever is dear 10
freedom, may, by -fo:ne fartuitous events.
however at prefcnt unlocked for, be cxchang-
ed for 4 reIapfe OF our government into lis
old, Incorporated with new errors.
Now. then, 10 the period for men who
have wiidom TO plan, and vigor 10 atchieve,
new iecurisies for the cojoyment Of peace and
liber'y. Executive power has been, and il
may he again. aba!.d. The liberty Of rhs
prefs has been invaded. The rights of foreign
ere have been trampled upon. For sbefe
leading evils let coryettives be cnaSted. Or
thcir points there can be no divilion among
republicans On lefIcr points there u,ay exit
: coutfAriety Of opinion. StiIlisbecomss he
IeeiQafe1k calmly to difcu6 whatevcc <<l-
Sion 81 our rigl .
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-26

rS.ssfff~df1c Executive DEPARTMENT 70 1Humc
20 i.ieif the unaothorsfed difcharec Of duties,
which, being lcgiilztivc in their efIcnce, sd-
misrcd not Of tssnsfer--Nor can il be dif-
poi(cd. that an evil OF equal magnitude lpranx
from the Discretionary con6deuce vefcd 10
the Executive bfaach.
Thclc evils call for radical reform. -
sod that they will be reformed With frmneis
and cifcumfpeaion, may rationslIy be aptici-
pated from the prevailing chasztaer Of the
leQ;llative body. N
: In announciog the era firing, OF the
|6rt truly republican, Conafels. under our pre-
fas confii,u,ion, il may De isseseeing, and
NOT altoeethef un pro,iaetiye q proiis !, soi no.
tice conciiely the recent fucccai5n Of eveufs
which have followed the l2ie,erids 10 our
affairs. and 10 pIancc al st.c moR important
events (which may be expected to occur dur-
ing the eniuing feiion.
Moral principle, Of fcaIe previorily
uuequalicd, peryaded the union and difIemi-
mated 70 is rcmotca corners. ideas Of men
and mea{ures, correct and ilnpscflive. To
the conviction Of the public mind fuccecdcd
the tfin,nph Of repubIicanifn 10 the election
Of q chief magiarate, equally diRipguifhed by
his talents and virtues. This event has
proved but the dsws Of brighter day. The
fame convictions that placed him in the chair
Of the federal government. have with increaf-
ing energy, called into the Representative
branch 90 scpuhlicans our Of ios members /;
and 'tfansformed the Senate into body
alfo dtcidedIy rcpublican.--
This change marks our particular pre-
dilcttion for cenain principles aud meaiuses,
whole truth and titncis lately sgatated thc ma
tion. ~ a. 5x
What are :hc'c prnciPics an1 p&fforcs
/ cs-1 he nation he''eyed tn,f PFsncF s'sS-re
enfert',oed .nas 1oopPo'ea wou'd lesd 20
1'ons'cny' ney sa~ 'ecs'o'ss ~.s Pu'lnsd sn:'
CCuuIWSu khrII DEitcis uC fsiASu dsi' oStt-
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Another FARM, about one mile
diiance from the above, containing One Hon
dred acres. well wasered, and pro3ortio,. I'd jr
Moving. Patusing, Plowland, &c. on which 3
good Dwelling Houie, new Barn. and OF II
Out Houfes good well Of water, q a
Orchard that win make 40 or 50 ba e
Cider, annually. This Fasss may ALTO /
tered upon Immediately. Payments wa be
made eafi. and good indi(Pusable sifIes given.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-12

70 K SALE,
The large three ftory Brick
WAREHOUSE, with the two ftorv
frame one adjoining, on the next lot 70
the north-eaa corner of King Rreet.
For iize, frength, convenience and
goodnels of aand, this property is certain
~ the bea in town. For terms, apply
In Baltimore to Menrs. Marin e. TAM.
fret, and in Alexandria to the iubfcriber
Wbo 1OiX Rem
The three ftory brick Ware
houie adjoining, formerly occupied by
Mr.. John Ridley.
A. CHARLES CAZENOvR.
Februaryz. .eo,m
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The Members Of the Alev

an and Library Company will pleafe to
take notice, that an Election will be held
at tn: Council Chamber on Monday the
= no'n Infant, at 3 in the Afternoon. for !
rreii ient and eleven Directors for the
company tor to-: the enfuing year, agreeable
to the act Of incorporation.
They will alto pleafe to obferve that
the Library is removed to conven;ent
room IN the central part ofKing- treet, at
the rear of Mr.. William Grid. watch
renee Hooff's.
JAMES KENNEDY, fen.
v:. - -, Librarian.
S-"aSct, reD. z. zwmw&f
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Property for SAFE.

Two hundred and forty acres
OF excellent FARMING LAND. lv;no
IN the county of Loudoun, about D. miles
from Leeiburg, and one mile from the
turnpike road leading from thence to Snic.
ker,s Gap, being part Of Scotland Trae,
formerly belonging to Mr.. w. Mellon.
a HOUSE and LOT in
L;ete,iburg, poaedsd by MIR. Dawson, mer-
A HOUSE and LOT eligi-
bly, fituated, in Fairfax -freet, Alexao-
dria, in the poleAion Of Mr.. Charles
Jones, coachmaker.
a L Q T in Dumfries. on
which are built ftrong and commodious
brick dwelling houfe and kitchen. ia
bic and granery-in the occupancy of Mr..
Fine Smock. This mefuage, from its
vicinity to the creek and other local pro-
Perties, is we'll calculated for perfon in
the grain or tobacco bufinels.
II the two firf mentioned properties are
not previouAy difpofed of by private bar
gam, they will be expofed to public fale
az Mrs. Myers's tavern, in Leeibure, on
the 9th Day OF March next, being the firn
day OF Loudoun county court.
FOR terms, application may be made to
Mr. Thomas Harrifon, Dumfries, or to
COLIN AULD,
Camey0x.)q ,eet, Alexandria.
reoIuaty Z. mw&ftf
L :. SAT- Tor SAFE.
Juit landing from on board the fhip Sue
ces, Capt. King,
SLOWED SALT,
In Jacks and bulk.
ALTO, few hundred bufl,els of
Liverpool Coal.
=. -. VIM. /. HALL.
Merchants Wharf, Jan. zo. d
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~ aya IN thu I'D and d..
itant valley of unanxious neglect, OF f1ay-
ing uttered for time the rude biaifs Of
uncand'd criticifm and fevere reproach,
without parent or a friend, die at laif
the hapleis infant Of abortivc prcfunption !;
but animated with perhaps an incontiderate
nope, The looks forward to the day Of
itrength and refpcef, from the guardian
attention and aii;duity Of,
The EDIroR.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-12

~. y 81
DEVOTED MOSTLY TO THE
BELLIES LETTRES.
By CHARLES PRgNTYss.
Qnid fit pulebynm, gnid txr3e, qxid ut;lx..
4Hid x0n, docet. HORACE.
40 the Patrons of Literature, and tbe:'
Promoters Of x/xfulan ,atiouaI Enter
faiument.
To You this child Of expectation looks
up anxioully for the sindulgent iiniles.of
encouragement and fupport.
As modefy we'll becomes the infancy
OF allie which fhe hopes will be long. Plea
liant and uieful, it were unnecc1arv to
prejudice friends in her favour, by faith
LET'S declarations of great future perform
ances: to the diicerning therefore it will
be only proper to obierve, that, added
to her perional decency of garb, ihe hopes
her intellectual accomplishments will be
iuch as to engage general favor and ef.
tccm.
She engages not to be the tell-taIe Of
Handler, or of individual reflections. Her
u;fpoiition fhall be innocent and in the
cxercie OF candor to others ihe PERFUMES
tilat by them the mantle Of charity will
be kindly thrown over any foibles or Bile.
niiihcs, which may inadvertently arife
from her youth or inexperience. Her
countenancce will be fonetimes overcate
with anger and the indignant frowns Of
reProot, when combating the inauipicious
alPeet OF vice, and the baneful force Of
fashionable crime, and the mcnacine wea-
Pons OF wickednefs of every ihape. On
the triAing or immoral whims Of crazy
cuitom, ihe will occaGonly throw iiniie
OF beneficial effect, and not unfreouently
occafion a merry but uIeful laugh.
Happy in uing her little utmoR to rem
der more firm the pillars of government
and Importers Of iociety, Of the fac.red
and lovely charms Of religion and virtue.
whole ieparatc exifence fhe deems incom.
patible, fhe will be conRant admirer ard
warm advocate.
She has no creed in politics, and with
her opinions on that fubjeet, ihc is deter
mined never to trouble the reader.
To the Far, who juitly claim, and
will ever receive, her fcrvent CONFEDERATE.
ons of eaeem and affection, the hopes TO
become a little clofct confident, a much |
loved friend and adopted filter. To ma
ny apretty tale fhe will,caufe them to lii. |
ten, and while amufing the fancy, Ayly
convey the moral to the heart.
Seniible of the unfavourable reception |
which has conaantly attended fmilar at |
tempts, heretofore, in America, ihe trem-
blss with fearful approximations, LETT fhe, |
IKE her Psedsccfoss, ihoald be left to pine !
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Whereas a Commil1ion of.
bankruptcy is awarded and iilued forth a.
gaintt Eliiha Cullen Dick, of the town
or Alexandria, and he having furrendered
him!elf to the major part Of the commit
oners named In the faid commiAion, at
the Warrington tavern in Alexandria, on
the 3lit day Of January Taft, when and
where he underwent his econd exami!,a.
ton; he is therefore required again to at
tend at the faid tavern, on Friday the
10th day Of this preient month, at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon, to undergo his
fnal examination, when and where the
creditors of the faid Eliiha Cullen Dick,
either in his feparate capacity or as one Of
the firm of James Meaie M.Rea and CON-
pany, may attend to prove their debts
at which time and place the creditors a.
forefaid are to a1ent to or dinent from the
allowance ofhis certi6cate-and to choof
afhgnees.
All perfons indebted to the faid bank
rupt, or who may have any Of his effects,
are not to pay or deliver the fame but t.
whom the Commifioners may appoint,
but to give notice to
HENRY MOORE,
Secretary to the CommDfsn'
February 8. d
An Accommodation Stage
Will leave Bailey's Ferry, oppofte Alex,
andria, every morning at 9 O'Clock, ana
return from Conrad and M'Munn's, CITY
Of Warrington, at s O'Clock in the even
ing. twill commence tomorrow morn
ing.
February O. eo3t
---------"------->----------
PRINTED BY
S. SMOWDEN e Co.
KINc-sTREET, few doors above he
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You hear the plea; it is made to dl-
corning and liberal citizens, who cannot
but be ienible of the many advantages re-
iulting from a publication of this Haturc
II It inculcate principles of virtue; if Il
minsle Improvement or an,uienent and
moral lefons with entertainment. The
parent m1it be icnible that works of this
Kind are always peruied with avidity by
the younger branches Of the family; let
MN not then neglect every favourable
opportunity Of giving them ini1ruetion in
the qualification Of their wills.
Offale or infip;d extracts, it is pre4;m
ca the reader will meyer complain. One
halt at leaR, Of every weeks publication
thall be original matter. With political
traniaetions it will have no other connec
ton, than ihort and impartial iumnarv
OF events in the lat page.
The Sons and Daughters Of Anol1o
gentlemen Of talents, learning and leifure.
are cordially and respectfully invited. 70
make It the repodtory Of their various IN.
CONDITIONS.
1. The price to iubIcribers will be one
Dollar per volume; to be paid at the cloie
OF every eighth week.
II. Each volume to conflt Of eioht
numbers, or ass pages.
III. Poitmaiters and Others. who fnh
icr'be tor fix, lhaH be entitled to ieventh,
u subscriptions received at the Office
OF the ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISE
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Pubic Notice.

AT meeting of the Board of Over
feers of the Poor for the County of Alex
sndria---Prefent, Aaroa HeqOe5, Peter
ME, Pre2y Gnanel, 7bom0s I,qOia, and
Pbilib Wanton--It was refolved, that the
Secretary advertife the public that they
with to board out the prefent poor in
the Poor Houfe-. Any perfons difpofed to
take them for time, until better provi-
fion can be made, will rleafe to apply TO
either of the overfeers.
PHILIP WANTON.
Oa, 6. dot
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WILL BE SOLD.

49, ooLD,
On the premifes, the, 18th day of Novem-
Der, on credit of II months, purchaier
giving bond, with approved lecur;ly,
ne remainder Of the JACKS
and JENNETTS on the ena,e 9. the late
General Warrington, deceafed, together
with fifty head Of young CATTLE, and
about one hundred SHEEP, amonga thcfe
Cattle butchers may be fupplied with lomc
excellent beef ant mutton.
AL1,
Will be offered for fale, on the fame
terms, two beautiful three year old Fill 4
LIES; pedigrees of which will be flown
on the day OF iale.
The EXECUTORS.
Mnant- Vernon, or. s. DIS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-13
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Yesterday, in Town, a Red Leather
Packet Book, for cafe that had contained
patterns of cloth) containing few bank
notes; the book was marked on the iniide
thus, and on the ousGde N& G in
giltlet,ers i, was dated on the infide
but the. date is forgot. Any perfo,. who
hath found it, and will return it TO the f;,b-
icriber, ilall be rewarded for his honeffv
PHlNEAS JANNEY. ;
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
Francis Morris.

DANCING MASTBR-foymery in fbi, fosgr, noqo
a. Sac5,
ID Efpe6tfu'ly informs the Ladies and Gentlemen
N of the town Ut Portland and its vicinity. thar
be pvopofcs 10 open a DANCING SCHOOL, as
toon as iutficieut encouragement appears.
CONDITIONS.
The School will be kept twice a week-evcry
Monday and W1inelday il the afternoon, from
O'Clock till uafst for the fmall cIals and from
lunitt 10 10 the evening for the larger clars-
Eight Dollars each fchoIlar psr qusrter--haif to be
paid az eutraucr, and the rrmalndrr at the enc of
the quartcr.-Twruty fubfcrbrJs at lear each
lchoo.
Ladies and Gentlemen viii pleafe to I-ud their
names TO his Office Immediately, # they do not
with 70 be disappointed.
The fchool vii be opeurd Oh Wednesday next.
al September, atibr New Aiembly Room ah+. !
the fchollars defred 70 attend.
He alio Propafts 70 open 4 Dancing School III
the town o. Gsrbam, eveiy InvfJay afternoon
and eve ming. furR9 7f