davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-23
LONDON, AuguR &.
Admiralty Cflce, Auguf s.
CCoN Of lard MeJou's letters to E. Ne.

PeU7.
Dated off Boulogne, Aug. 4.
SIR-The enemy's v~eilels, brigs ard
fats pugger-rigged) and a fchoorer, "a
in number, were this morning az day light
anchored in line in frcnt Of the town Of
Bou!ogne the wind berg favourable for
he bombs TO act, I mace the fgnal for
them to weigh, and to throw ikells at The
veHels, bue as little as YoGibIe TO annoy
the town the captains placed their ihips
in the beit pofible~ petition, and, in a few
hours, three Of the fats and a brig were
funk and in the courie Of the morning
fix were on hore, evidently much danag-
ed /; at fx in the evening, bei.g high wa
teI, five of the veGels which lad been a.
ground, hauled with difficulty into the
Mole, the Others remained under water;
| believe the whole Of the veGels would
have gone inlide the Pier but for want OF
water.
What damage the enemy have fufain-
ed, beyond what we:fee, is impoAible to
tell. The whole of this affair is Of no
further c~onfequence, than to hew he ene-
my they cannot, with ~impunity, come
outiide their ports.
The officers of the artillery threw
their ihellS with great Kill !; ard | am
forty TO fay that capt. Flyers, Of the
royal artillery, is aightly wounded in ,hs
thigh by the b%ufting of an enemy'S hell,
and two ieamen are alto wounded.
A fiat gun-veGel is this moment funk.
! am, sc.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-23
NELSON and ONT

In a letter TO the Lords Of the ADM.
rally, from capt. Nudge, Of the hip La
Conitance, he mentions the captcre, by
him, on the 18th of July, Of a large
French brig and lugger, near Cape Ortu-
gal. The brig mounted is eighteen
Pornders and four fixes, ard manned with
10 men. They we're from Corunna, on
a %cruize.
A mail was this morning received in
town from Lifbon, brought TO Britain in
the FOX cutter privateer, capt. Parnel, who
was fent exprels with dispatches for go
yernnent. BY this mail it is reported
thar, tho peace has been concluded be-
tween Spain and Portugal, the communi-
cations between this Country ard Portu-
gal will continue uninterrupted.
On Friday lat Lord Mellon fcnt notice
to the commanding officer OF the Rams
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-02
February z6.

PHILADELPHIA, February IS.
Arrived, NIP Lavinia, capt. Sweetzer,
Charleaon; brig Newton, Rielley, Am
Rerdam; fch'r ]eferfon, Donaldfon, c.
francois; Eagle, Hamilton, Richmond !;
Superb, Woodward, Georgetown.
Cleared, fh'r Phoebe Ann, Culver,
Richmond.
Capt. Donaldfon informs that he failed
from Cape Francois on the 10th infant.
OF Cape Hatreras fpoke the u. S. brig
Richmond, from HAVANA; on the 9Th
Lat, ;6, 10. N. boarded the fch'r Good
Intent of Richmond, dilmaAed, water
logged and deierted by the crew; loaded
chiefly with luD,her and ltaves. On the
74th, TO the louthward of Chincoteague,
ipoke the ich'r Active, Spence, from c.
Francois bound to Philadelphia, all well.
PaGed near the fort fhip Cleopatra, Nay
lor, from Calcutta.
. Capt. Donaldfon left at Cape Francois
the brig Articles, Brewiter, Of Philadel-
phia, from St. Thomas; Sophia, Talbut,
Of ditto, from St. kits; ichooner Ed
, ward, Blakely, Of Baltimore, and iloop
Mary, Smith, of Philadelphia.
Schr. Whim, Cranitin, from hence has
arrived at St. homas.
Ship Pomona, Batnarch, from hence has
arrived at Martinique.
Schr. Eliza, Oakford, from hence, has
arrived al Savanna.
Brig Morning Star, Sicily, and fchr.
Futaw, from hence, arrived at Port Re-
publican February 3.
Nov. 6, was fpoke, Gnip Fanny, NAL
litter. of this port, from London, bound
to India, out 60 days, all well.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-02

February 10, lat. 70, 4s, N. lorg. 60,
IS, W.fpoke brig Nancy, of Philadelphia,
James Webb, matter, from Madeira bound
to st: Croix, IS days out, all well.
February IS, lat. s., 80, N. long. II,
w. fpoke fhip William and Mary, John
Birmingham, matter, from Liverpool, to
New York, 50 days out, allwell.
Capt. Wheeler, arrived here few days
ago, failed from Martinico the eth of Fe-
bruary; left there
Brig Enterprise, captain Lymb, for St.
Thomas and New York.
Schooner Fair Play, captain Jonathan
Thompfon, for Turks Illand, and New
Orleans, to fail in days.
Schooner Topham, capt. Linnert, for
Savannah, to fail in days.
Schooner Farmer, captain James Prince,
juf arrived from Bottom. Captain Prince
was boarded by a French cruiler to wind
ward Of Guads!oape, treated politely and
let pats.
Captain Wheeler, on Monday zzd inf.
at P. M. - leagues S. S. E. from Cape
Henry, Spoke captain Galen, in the brig
Ann, So days from Plymouth, bound to
Philadelphia.
Arrived yeaerday, h;p Weltberger,
capt. koit, 1 weeks from Hamburg.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-02
BALTIMORE, February II.
Tefe1day aryi:veQ,

u
Schooner Eleanor, capt. VIM. Atmore,
from KingNon, Jamaica, which place he
lett on the z1f January touched at the
Havana, from which place he failed on
the 9th inf. under convoy of the United
States brig Richmond, captain Law. On
board Of the Richmond were panengers
MI. Earle ofthis place, and Mr.. Luden of
Philadelphia. Parted company in lat. 20,
long. 7o, go, on the 18th infant.
On tie z3d, in lat. s., 36, N. fpoke
theihip. Perseverance, capt. Williams, from
Calcutta, bound to Philadelphia, out IA
days.
Ship Rebecca, Richard FIT, commander,
us days from Calcutta. Touched at the
Cape of Good Hope, from which fhe ar
rived at Baltimore in So days.
Left at Calcutta, flip Herald, Of Bottom;
aurora Of do; Sphynx, Of Baltimore, lar
rived); Perseverance, Of Philadelphia !;
Trace, OF do; Cleopatra, Of do; Bedford,
OF 0 Newport, (R. IL and Lily, Of BoAon !:
osiled In company with the Eclipfe, of
fhliadelphia, and Lydia, Of Bolton, bound
to New York.
Lett at Cape of Good Hope-The Har-
Iiee OF Philadelphia, capt. Hubbard, 1913
Gays pahage, bound to Batavia William
ara henry, out 10 days, and two or
three ether American fhips.
Four days after capt. Pitt discharged his
P'ot whom he had taken in at Calcutta,
ne fell In with french privateer Of FIX
teen guns, number of men unknown; ihe
g hrft fhewed a dIpohtion to board, bat
al1ef an engagement Of two hours and for
minutes, iheered off, apparently much
damaged in her hull and rigging; the da-
mage which wefuAained was triAing hav-
Ing no men killed or wounded our fails
sna rigging however, were conGderably
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-02

confe Of La Curieuie, nxel or.@
8vettes pt two years old, Of 900 tons,Ss
mour g IS long 9 Founders, and 16Sly
men, Commanded by captain George Ba~
delet LA Mutine, brig Of 900 tons,
IS long fixes and IS men, commanded
by captain J. Raybaun; L.Efperance, q
tchooner mounting fix 4 Founders, and s
men, commanded by captain Haymound
the two latter of which aho uttered conf
derably in the action, and are fuppoied to
have returned to Cayenne, the brig being
much cut up. Capt. Radelet, had boE1
his legs fhot off in the action, but was at
forwards taken on board the Bourdela;ssn
where he died on Saturday and yefeF
day the priioncrs were landed here ali
committed to prifon.
Yesterday arrived here the Spanifh bril-
gantine St. Joieph, captured by the Sala-
mander South Sea Whaler, capt. Hopper,
off the river Plate, laden with jerk beef
and tallow.
And this morning the alarm ignals an
nounced the approach Of the remainder Of
the London feet, which to the number Of
IS fail arrived in Carlille bay between
eight and nine O'Clock. The ihip's Sc Il
vern, Walton; and Martha, Mall, for \
this iiland, being among them; and his
majeay's fhips Andromeda and Gorge
having them under convoy. On boasG
the Severn, came panengcrs, the Revt.
Richard Aufin, Mits Bdhop, Mrs. and
two Mifs Gardeners, Miis Silum, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderfcn.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-02

ing prlS matter &c. on board, went I'm
chaie of THY privateer, then in fight, and
their being Arong breeze at the time, it
IS probable conjecture that lhe has cap
tured her. From the people Of the Dol
phin, we learn that this privateer had
been very fucceisful in her cruize to wind
ward, having captured three lhips (fuppof-
cd OF the London fcet) two briggs and
three ichooners running down fer this
iland.
From the delayed arrival of the remain
der OF the London feet, it is coniectured
that they have put into Madaira; and we
do not fee that the leaf apprehension need
beexcited for their fatety. 1t is very pro-
bable that before the end of the preient
week they will arrive.
January 81.
The fhip Aurora, capt. Redman, arriv-
ed this morning. She feparated from the
London fleet on the 4th December, and
on the 18th in fight of Madeira, was cap
tured By the French corvet La Mouche of
OF 8 guns and 200 men, which aiio, two
days after, captured the fhip Adventure,
bound to Martinico, but was loon after re-
captured by his n,ajeRy's fhip Bourdalis,
and having given information of the cap
ture OF the Aurora, the frigate fell in with
and recaptured her alioon the 9th infant,
having bcen!then twelve days in poRe1lion
Of the enemy during which time, how
ever, no depreciation whatever was made
upon the cargo, capt. Redman being iuf-
fered to remain on board. The Adventure
was alto ordered for this port, but has not
yet arrived.
Eighty -ieven Of the London feet, we
underitand, put into Madeira, and were to
fail from thence on the 9TH infant there
arrival therefore may 1nomently be ex-
pe6ted.
February 3.
His majehy's ihip Bourdelais, captain
Manly, arrived in Carliile bay on Sun
day morning Taft. She was one of the con-
voy Of the London fleet, and in conie-
quence of their being feparated on the / 18th
December, was fent by the commodore to
cruize between Madeira and the coat of
Portugal, for the protection Of the diff
period fhips, and fortunately recaptured
las we ta.ed in our laf) the lhip, Auro-
ra and Adventure, the latter of which has
not yet arrived. o. Thuriday Taft the
Bourdelais fell in with iquadron Of cor
vets, to windward Of this iiland, and at
fun fet brought the largce of them, La
Curieufe, to action at about ten yards diff
tance-the others foon after coming up
and entering into the CONTEXT, which laa-
ed for more than half an hour, when La
Curieufe truck, and in ten minutes after
wards went down by the fern, the other
two at the fame time making off with all
fail fet, leaving captain Manly, and his
lhip's company, humanely exerciicd IN
refcuipg the vanquifhed foe from the inc
vitable defruAion with which the watery
element feemed to threaten them--1ao
! prifoners were taken up, and it appears
that 60 men were killed and wounded on
board the enemy. The Bourdelais had
/, one killed and r wounded, including the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-02

The brig Katharine, capt. Lawrence,
e days from Barbados.
To the politcnefs of gentleman Of this
place, we are indebted for few of the
lateit Barbados papers by the above arri-
val, from which we felect the following.
BRIDGE TOWN, January r..
Forty We fail of the London feet ar
rived here On Wednesday evening; among
them, the fhips Berwick, WEIGH; and
Duke Of York, Burnett, are for this iland.
They were ieparated from the convoy on
the 18th December, and were conducted
hither by the fhip Jupiter, Of Jamaica,
captain Burrows; to whom, the matters
of thefe vsfels have handsomely expreied
their thanks for the judicious manner in
which he lead them.
The remainder of the feet are moment
ly expected.
The American brig Eagle, from Portf-
mouth, IN. H. George Rollins matter,
arrived yeAerday.-She was boarded in
lat. II n. long. s., 80, by the French
privateer fchooner Egypt lie Conquerer,
captain Lyklemar, from Guadalupe, who
after putting the mates and crews Of two
American prizes which he had captured a
day or two previous, on board, having
found this venel leaky and lumber loaded,
permitted her ION the 10Th init to pro-
coed.
His MajeRy'sfhip Leviathan arrived off
Carline bay this morning, and we under
itand that Admiral Duckworth, has holt
ed his flag on board tranfport at Marti-
nico, for the purpofe Of tending this fine
fhip to cruize to windward for the protec-
ton Of our expected trade.
January II.
The fchooner Dolphin, of Bottom, re-
prifal to his Majefy's fhip L'Amiable, ar
rived here on Saturday evening. She had
been captured by French privateer early
on Thurfday morning, and about twenty
hours after, within ! So miles to windw ard
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-02
BOOK AUCTION.

The lale Of Books adver-
tiled to take place on Saturday evening
laft was pofponed till this THIS ETEA-
ING, at 6 O'Clock.
H. g T. MOORE, Axl7ioneers.
March z.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-02
Alexand,1a advertiser.
MONDAY, MARCH Z.

1yferday arrived,
The Swcdiih fhip Antonietta, S8 day.
from London.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-22
De-. O..
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

Seven buuGrsd and eisby-tiskt acres
in tn county o: Hampi!lire. en the waters OF
Great Cape Capon, ahout 40 mile from the
x.,,a spsing., AMI 80 tror. Wincheher. his
An: is full OF wood, osk AMI pine timber. Two
excel Vt i-rrus mn. be NAT, :ssh SOTO acre.
4 bottom, ana r!cA nigh lands 70 zach; an,. IL
the hear, Of the tinber there i. a fee seat frr
faw n.iil. Capt. DAME, eiee viii G,ew The !anl,,
TREE sbaa/andei2kt knadysd eaa f5ry-
Eve a:se, IN 'he county 4 Oslo, IN Tx acrs Oh
G,ase and Fiih Greeks, near Sac river 0ni,. aad
about 50 miles beio~ pit;i52rgh. Soma OF thcle
lands are very COED, '~ih conilderahIe 4na,L,,,es
oi rich bottom, and perry OF excellent tic. er.
Robert Xo IS, Etq the SUI .ey;r o. Inst va,y
xii, e ~ ;hsfe land..
IxiH e.; at. sr an; Of the above lands Cor caNi or
IRON credit, or take III exchange Tor ,h>m an,, II
Fairfax County, or lots OF l"ad in the city OF A
lexandria, or,ne city OF Warrington.
K. I. HOE.
OtaNh u, 20
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-22
STOCK. iii TR DE.
To be difpoied Of ,he entire Scoek Of
KID. ELIOT g Co.

1AAA~9
- Kng greet, Akxanar;a,
COMMITTING OF
Rardware, Cutlery, L'onmoassy,
Croeks,y g C:af Wars,
Paper Hanging,, -Pasats, India
Cottons, q fcso G,'oesysss,
axia vax;sy 81 2tbrr artifles.
AL! ct which have been purchaied on the
bsf terms fer Cain.
Li5c!al terms and credits>wlil be giTen
to aay perGon riGa:ng to purchsie the
who.e Stock.
n. B. Tie coparsns.s,ip o&KaA, Ella
and CT. will ccafe on tie 1T January next
by mutual content. All petons having
demands againt the firm, are de:lred TO
to tead in thsiraccora,s for payment-and
all Indebted 10 thcm ere requetted to make
psyu:nr to either Of the fubfcribcrs.
ROBERT KID,
SAMUEL ELIOT, Jun.
Doc. 81. oIFJ
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-22
Notice..

THE fsbfcribels have in their hands
ium Of money received from the late firms
of Meirs. Tabb and MARTY, and Pa
trek M'Ae:y and Go. merchants OF the
town of AIarsiniburs, in TIE tate Of VIZ
gini,; and as they undcf;sahd that h1r.
Michael M'Kewan, of!aid place, hssPur-
chafed number of the claims againit that
eaa,e. = Thu. is, Therefore, TO give notice,
to him, and all Others having demands
apaina the ettate OF the faid Tabb and
Marty, and Patrick MARTY and Co.
to bring in their accounts TO rs, properly
authenticated, on or before the tirit day CT
March next, in order to receive their d.
vidend ct the money in our hands. Thoie
who DO not produce :heir accounts by that
time will he excluded from dividend.
A. 81. KENNEDY & co.
Bait. Dec. 4. zavIit Mch
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-22
Oanher a.
4 Tutor fitAnieG.

IW!sEI to procure Teacher Of I'M
proved mind, sna moral, to reiide Il, my
own fanny. An accomplished female
would be moi agreeable. The falary
ihall be prcportiona'e to merit. Letters
add:eHed to Int at CentesvIisc IN Fairfax,
or at New Market IN this county, will DC
sceiyed readily.
SPENCER BAIL.
Prince Wn. ar Roy. eoIzrI
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-22
Iueutv Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from Alexandra, on
SATURDAY evening the r4-h inf. two Me-
gro Women, viz. Amie ard Vrnss: the
former about IS years >ct age, 5 feet Z
inches high, >Gout made, OF a yelIowAh
caa; had on, when ihe went of, btu:
cloth habit; faid girl was purchafed OF
Mr.. William Reed, and formerly lived
in the City of Warrington, where ! exc
peel lne is nov lurking the latter about
ID or 2s years Of age, 4 feet 10 or II
inches high, has row with her young
child at the breas, about 4 or ) months
old, her apparel is not recolIesssd; he
was rurcs,aied CT a sent!en,an hyfng IN
Prince Georges county, Maryland'-,
Whoever Will apprchendaid women ana
deliver than to me in Alexandra, man
receive the above rcwa,d, or 10 dollars
for either. GEOKSh LCSN.
Nov. IS. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-22
Notice

Thofe who have claims agaaElit
the eeate, OF Benismm Sbreve, deceaied,
are deared to tarniih them properly zu !
tiaen,icated: rhoe who arc indebted to
the esate are requeited. to call on Joha
Janney and make payment.
WILLIAM PATTON,
EDND. ~STABLER, + Exe'rs.
JOHN JANNEY, J
I2mc. IS. STRAW
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-22

COT1a)M g STEWART
Haze rfcsfcsd, a large ana gerfra1
ASSORTMENT Of BOOKS
IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE LITERAL TIC RE-

IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE LITERATGR Re-
Amongst which, ste the following:
JEFFrR, ON's Notes on Virginia, hot ,refs'd
Ed. Kotzebue's Plays, vols, Ladies Niria-
Cal Magazine, Parks Travels, Steaars's Wen
of Society, Cheiler6Ad's le;sers, vols. Ca!ler's
Practice Of fhylic, Wallis on hcasth, Pa'oy S.
Phnofophy, vais. GiIipn Surveying NJ ores
Navigation, by sBia.,, Bufos's Foems,a ali /'t's
Ancient RiaoGy. z vols. Fra1Sical Ellcat:oh,
wells. Beauties Of Sc. Piere, Buehans Family HI
s;cian, Fox's Book Of Martyrs, vols. Lees
memoirs, Birth State Trias, 2oSinion's Atm-
rally Reports, z vUis, (so be contlnued) Gentle:
man and Ladcs Prcceptor, vols. f1unter, or
tho Blood, vols. Ca,dws.fs Memoirs, Wi...ic!i's
Lectures, Martins Law o. @atiecS, Va.tcT.
Ditto, Newton on the Prophecies, vols. Ed'n-
bargh Ddpeniatory, Elegant Extracts, Contti-
tutions, Zimmerman on Solitude, Ditto on Ma
tioral Pride. Biacktione's Commentaries, 4 vols
Collie saien Of tarces, vols. Polite Education,
Tookes Pantheon, Jnniuss Letters, vols. Gu
thr;e's Geography, Knoxe's Education, vols.
Ditto EGays, vels. Coitigan's Travels, Cooks
Voyages, vols. Damberger's Travels, &c. &c.
N @ = Z L S.
ne Ar1SillaDs So'S. VAoHtafoSitS - soi~'
Anroiierte, Tales OF Wonder, (by Lewis 2 vo.s.
My Uncle Thomas, vols. Lsck Smith, Spirit
OF the Catle, Arthur Mervin, . vols Clara
Howard, Ormond, Weiland, Mai Of the Ham
let, Vagabcn1, Sailor Boy, ,Ath'in and DIM
bayre, Romance Of the Forct, z vo;s. Myhe-
rics of Udolpho, vols. Louiia, Jaiia and the
Baron. Chou Sier, Tale of the Times, vo'>.
Camilla, vols. Evelina, vols Monk. vols
Family of Or,en,burg, Negro, vols, Black
Valley. Ellen and Mordaunt, z vols. GeorSe
Barnwe, Mountain Cottager, Children Of the
Abbey, vols. Roachlort FAMILY, Darcy, Z.
mia dc ,,Varmont, Oakindale Abbey, The Fan
Impohor, :, vols. Edeifrida, 4 vols. Ccuce dc
Hoenidern, 3 vols. HeRr,etta Mortimer, vols
Falhionabe Daughter. Count Gretchen. emma
Dorvilie, scoroh Heire!s, vols. Mis- sa,ti'
mores, vols Advertisement for Hubbard,
vols. Wandering Handler, vols. Corne IA sed
ley, vols: Tom Jones, 5 vols. Edw1ro, BY
Moore, vols. Aoriaunt, by Ditto, vol.
Reubea an K .chcIl, Girl OF the Mountains, vols.
Myisic Cottager, sc. &c
ALSO,
Bibles, TsNsnlenss, Pla!tcrs, Com,nsn Prayer
Books; Diiwor,h, Wchlter, Universal, 7 -asce,
London, and Rational Spelling Books, Primers,
xni large coactiion of Hiitosie. AID ChlilreEs
Books, WriiE:, aud Letter Paper, ana PAPER
FIangings, waters, Quilts, Ink Powder, V:oln
Strings, Playing Cards, Song books, ana Blank
Books, &c. &c.
ALMANACS fer the year 1903, by the
groce, dozen. or srsle.
~ Coua;ry Shopke-persfupp'ied or the low
cn terms
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-22
For Sale,
Three hundred and i1xty-hse .

Three hundred and iixty-is. :,
acres OF LAND, lying in the county :.
4Fauquier, near the Blue Ridge, a0jo."s
the manor Of Leeds: the aoove 'A'.1 -
fertile and we'll i,uate ior farming !.
convenient 10 Ave merchant mills, the tar
shea not more than fix miles; there Is Oh
the land between 40 AID 50 acres OF ,'''ss-
dow ground, three c: which are 40 srais'
and twelve ~iil be pat in srai' next tai:
there are alto 100 young, bearing apple
trees Of excellent iruit, and variety OF
other fruit trees. The buildings on the
above land are indifferent.
life,
Another tract adjoining, I'M
der leaie for three lives, containing 4oz
acres, lub;ea 10 the annual rent oitwenty
dollars: there are On the land one isory
frame houie, thirty BY twenty eight iecs'
with two ,oons on hoor, Il Young app:e
oreha.d OF an hundred trees, and nurtery
of sDout three hundred trees OF excellent
fruit there are alto on the above land z
or Il acre. of meadow ground between
and I Of which are in gra!s.
The lub(criber wi!hes to fell both tracts
together, any perlon inc!inao!e TO PuEcilais
will pleaGe to apply to
JOHN KEITH, ienlor,
living on The pretnies.
Nov. q. 3,,av+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-22
Dec. {
Notice:

THE par,neTii,ip of si,rze q Jaay
having been aiGolved By lie dea.a OF
-Ben;ar.in sayeve on he ro,h OF Mosem-
Der lat mole who have Claims agail'a
faia par,nerfhlip are dsGred to furniii' Them,
ard thofe indeh.ed TO them are reqsefed
70 call and iets!e their accounts immec late
Iy 70 enable rae 10 eioie tie businsis Of
the paTtue,hip Wit, the executors. :
ABEL IANNEY.
Sarvixs gartasr &: S5'svs aSa jaaasr.
Dec. X. os3w