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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-29
VALUABLE LOTS,
AND
GROUND RENTS
In the town of Alexandria, for Sale.

Will BE SOLD, at Public AaAiou, on
tie bsemjfes, on the /eeond Mondey in
Novsmber next, The tol2ozvixg ValnaLs
Lets liz the to7vu ef Alexaudyia, Viz.
One LOT ftuate on the
eoR Eide Of Fai,7a. freet and (0uh fde of
King fret, troatieg an Fairfax f~eetSz
feet, and on King ,qreef So feet 8 inches,
6ounded on The jonfb BY an @Ue1- This
lot is onr Of The beR dtuatious in The t0q0a
Of alexandria far dyEne(,, andba an it a
large and eonveuient fore and aDelzng
boa/e.
One other LOT Muote. on
the /outb Eide Of Kmgfreet, bet7Oe@n W4-
ter and Union freets, fronting ar King
fret Go feet, and extending ba'k 1T
feet to an alley.
And one other LOT on the
zUsf fde ef Water Rreet, traating CT Va
Ter freef 81 feet, extending back 90 trst
s inches 10 az alley, and is banded on THE
nortb BY az ally.
The J5lzszving GROUND RENTS in
fee, OK.
Il Rent of t1uo hundred
ard tzvo dollars and an half granted BY
john Jeneks, Oluy Windlor, JOS. Jentks
and Cra7yfora .feueks, to Jobu Ftzge-
raid, late dee'd, bis heirs and qGgus for-
e0er, Uaing oHt Of and charged on touo lots
If GRIND on tie ear fde Of Water freet
and E5utb Ede IF King freet.
And one other Rent OF
tzventy one bouuds. euyrent money ef- Vy-
giuia, granted BY Benjamin Lang on to
TO The Iaid Jobn Fitzgerald, bis hr,rs and
aEgn; t5rever, i0aing ont Of ard charged
on a lst af g,onnd on the /oatb fdr q Kms
Rreet, btt7peeu Water and Union frees,
qvbieb leVeral hts and ground reafs, 10ere
eonvcyed BY /aid John FHzgeraAfo the
/Hk/t,ibers.
One foa,tb IF The purebHjs Nancy qrl!
be required in cab, and mates, zoeN en-
DARED, negotiable in The bank gfAkxan-
dria, or IN any of the banks Of Baltimore,
or in The bank Of Columbia, payable in
thirty, Fry and ninety days. 7vill be taken
far THE retfdae.
Wallace, Johnion g Muir.
! Sept. 3. Iaw4w. ddts
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-29

The Subscriber has for Sal
atrbe HonGf lately occupied BY DR.. Kes,
nrdy, in Prince freet,
Brown Sugar by the hogihead
or barrel,
Loaf and lumpdo.
Holland Gin by the pipe,
Liibon Wine do.
Pepper by the bag,
Hyfonlkin Tea by the chef,
Raiiins by the keg.
Cordage by the hundred,
A few bis. Mackarei.
Grove NrTght.
Sept. II. Jaw
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SO Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or folen from the
Ea!/erider's peRurr, (neay the feat Of the
kate Mr. Madiu, and about 4 miles from
this totsvuJ en- Tbuylaay mgbf, the 10th
Infant, tqvo CEILINGS, one Of them a
bright bay, nboat IS hands bigb, has a
hanging mais and f7rHcb tail, far and
ImaN blaze or ./uib de7vu to or near bis
nefe, branded on one If bis thighs, bit
(Which is MT rseoAeaed, tbus, o.; be
<rots zveA and gerry eag mals7v trGccl-
ling gait, and 7vas @od bet5rs.
Tteetbsy bngbt lorrel, 4bout II bands
high, a I5ort mudt bor/e, bas bansng
min and ,/zvic6 tail, 7ubite Itot npou
bis back, oecaEoued by the Iaddle, tron
b0ra, and drasj bis hind feet, by 7vh1eb
they are much 7v.,u, bala, bis bead high
q0ben msuated, has had the glandtyi far
Eme time, but is clm5f qveH; he 7v0,JNod
bet5re, bit had lga o9s Of bis Eoes.
Wboever deLivers the /aid bories ia The
JabGrJer, @aA ,ree:ve 70 dollars reward,
Or 10 dollars far either Of them. If tie
HoyIs zvsre foleu, 7vbieb is mere thar
brabnbk, the PERRIN fotting and /fcurns
THE t1ist, II that bemay be eou74;Red, mall
,eceive a rezcard Of 80 dolars ubou bis
beng eonvi7ed fer feaA1g the ators(ais
horJf5, or either Of item.
PHILIP r. FENDALL.
.4lexnnaria. I2tb Sept. 1901. d
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FEDERAL CITY.

For the information Of itrang-
ers relorting thereto, with view Of pur-
chatting property therein, the iubfcriber
has made himlelf acquainted with the va
lue of Lots, and will inveaigate the I'll
ties.
Lots in various parts of the
City for tale or leafe.
Severallarg and elegant brick
Houfes for fale. Several valuable efates
in the country to exchange for property in
Warrington or Alexandria.
Bulinefs tranfaded at the pub
lie offices, and elfewhere in the Diftriet of
Columbia, on commiilion. Letters, pof
paid, duly attended to.
ROBT. w. PEACOCK,
Attorney at Law and Conveyencer.
81 Office near The Garner at + and I4b
arfet, City efWg@i4gton.
ott.I3.
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COLUMBIA ACADEMY,
King Street, bet7oeeu Pit and ReyalSrfeh
ALEXANDRIA.

Young Gentlemen arc taught
Englih, French, Latin, Greek, Writing,
Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Geography,
Mathematics, with other branches Of an
ufeul and ornamental education, by the
Rev. GAMES Chambers, A. NJ.
many years matter of Boarding School in
England.
TERMS.
D0l,. C1s.
Education, Board, Lodging,
Waihing and Stationary, ! SO
per quarter, J
Day Scholars, for Latin, 70
. French, &c. y
Do. do. for Engliih,
French, &c.
Do. do. for Englilh, A |
rithmetic, &c.
n. B. Proper atiiitants are conRantly
employed. Young ladies' are taught in
feparate clanes, Englilh, French, Writ
ing, Arithmetic and Geography, in fepa-
rate apartments. Great care will be taken
to inaru6t the more advanced youth ii
the elements of competition, particularly
EpiRolary Writing, and the rules to be
oblerved in Public Speaking.
Auguf /. d
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TO be LeGfed
For the term of IL years, at reafonable
rents,
Sundry tracts of Land in

SundrV tracts OF Land IN
the counties of Berkeley and Ranplhire,
in tenements of convenient dimenfons,
from 100 to 200 acres.
IN BERKLEY.
726 acres upon the river Potomac, op-
polite to fort Frederic.
100 acres upon the river Potomac, at
the mouth of the Warm Spring run.
66o acres upon the north fork of Sleepy
Creek.
n Mr.. Butler, living at Bath, can
thew sheie Lands.
In HAMPSHIRE.
col acres on New Creek, at the mouth
Of kittlelick branch.
100 acres on the drains OF AbraEam's
creek, on the Allegheny mountain.
6,s acres on the fouth fork of Glib
bon'S run.
654 acres on the Allegheny mountain,
between the gap over to Pine Swamp and
another gap, called "The way to BuHing-
tons meadow"
Xxx acres, called che {" Trout-pond
traa," on the drains of Great Cacapon.
The five laR mentioned tracts were ia
ken up near 40 years ago, and granted to
Thomas Bryan Martin, deceafed, and by
him convened to the fubicriber. Any OF
thefe tracts are to be purchafed at rea-
fonable price one halt of the money 10
be paid down, and for the other credit will
be allowed. For further particulars apply
in Alexandria to the fubicriber.
CHARLES LEE.
Sept. 10. Jaw
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Valuable Property Tor Sale.

Seveu hundred and etgby-n g0f "E'F'
in The county of Hamphire, on the water, o.
Great Cape Capon. about 70 mile from .r nc
Warm Springs, and 80 from wincheher ,r..o
land is full of wood, oak and pine timber Two
excellent rms may be made, with go TO 50 acres
of bottom, and rich high lands 90 each and III
the heart Of the timber there IS a, foe seat for
iaw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will fhrw the lands
Three tboa/andGgkt ha~drSd and J0rJ-.
FIVE acres in the county Of Ohio, on the waters o.
Crave and Fifth Greeks, near the river Ohio, and
about 80 miles below Pit,fburgh. Some Of The
lands are very good, with conliderablc qusn,itie.
of rich bottom, and plenty of excellent timer
Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor of that counT
will f1ew thefe lands.
Twill fell all or any of ,hea5ove lands for '1ih or
npon credit, or take in exchange for them iaats N
Fairfax County, or lots of ond in the city 0: =
lexandria, or the city of Wilmington.
O6tnber a. eo
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SHREVE s. JANNEY

SHREVE s. JANNEY
HAVE FOR SALE,
1T their fore oq Uuion betzveen Prince and
Duke freets,
N. England Rum in bis.
MolaHes In hhds.
Sugar in bis.
Coffee in bags and bis.
Pepper ofan excellent quality in bags,
Hy fon, iouchong and bohea tea by the
chef,
CATTLE and white foapin boxes, =
As boxes fegars of an excellent quality,
Fine fals,
Mackarel by the barrel,
Cod fin by the box,
Florence oil in boxes of one doz. each,
Fifty barrels and 50 hhds. of Sugar.
AZo,
Ladies Morocco clippers by the box,
Mems ttrong do. by she doz.
Ravens duck by the piece or bale,
A few bales of gurrahs and ialgochys,
and are in daily expectation of an addlti-
onal iupply.
Sept. IL.
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q Printing IN all us u w.
riety, executed at this oAfe
with neatnsG and dlPatc1'
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parting, we ran up the jib and forefs;, -
tending to put her on ihore in the bea
place few minutes after lae ftruck ~.
rock; and the fea dafhing over us "a, NC
M,fierron went into the main fhronds
from which In a lhort time he fell into 10
Tea, and perifhed immediately-.The n,s s.s
and others on board, more fortunate. af.ss
being much bru,led effected landing ~
the ihote. which proved to be Seconet
point; IN this torlorn condition we pro.
ceeoea 70 the hou!e of MIR. J. Auiten,,
who treated US with much kindness and
hofpitality. '''u
!" The vefel was completely loi-bpt
the rigging, and few barrels Of aonr
and iome tar, drifted on fhore and was
preierved from the wreck
we have reaion to fuppofe the mai;
from Falmouth, for this place, was nor ~
board the above vellel. "
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PHILADELPHIA. March =

PHILADELPHIA, March O.
Arrived, brig Dorothea Wilhslmine.
Ropes, Hambro !; fch'r Union, Bacon. ST.
Andrews; iilow Cleopatra, Henry. IRE
turned leaky,) flip America, Wills, Can.
ton; George, M'Collon, New York:
Maria, Thompton, St. Thomas; brig I,u,
cretia, Congdon, Cape Francois.
Cleared, brig Amiablc Creole, WeG,
New Orleans.
Schooner Sally, Forreaer, of this port,
has arrived at St. Thomas's flom Sc. Sc.
baiians.
Arrived, nhip America, Wills, II,
days from Csntor--fai'ed from thence 18th
November. Arrived at Canton, the eth
OF November, fhip Fame, Jones of and
from Philadelphia, and on the 9Th, the
brig Francis, Swine, from Malta Fuero,
with fkins, all well. Jan. IL, in lat. 81,
z3, ). long. 50, II, E. fpoke the llip
Kebecca, M'Kever, of and for Philadel-
phia, from Canton, all well. Captain
M'Kever informed, that on the 9TH De-
cember, off Princes Inand, at the entrance
of the Straits of Sunda, he fpoke the fhip
Wilmington, Williamfon, of and from
Philadelphia, bound to Batavia, all well.
On the 18th January, doubled the Cape
of Good Hope, and loft fight of the Re-
becca. 18th of February, lat. 10, IN.
long. 4o, IS, w. fpoke the fchr Hercu-
les, Of Marblehead, from Madeira bound
to St. Thomas, fxteen days out, all we'll
Informed that they left at Madeira, the
lhip Kingfou, Morris, of and from Phi
ladelphia.
Ship Maria, Thompfon, nineteen days
from St. Thomas-Left there, the brig
Sally, Golding, of this port.
Schooner Betfey, Shalcrofs, of this
port, failed from St. Thomas the 18th OF
February for Cape Francois.
Brig Mentor, lehman, from hence,
has arrived at Lifbon.
Brig Alert, Ruff, OF and for Baltimore;
from Madras, was fpoken in lat. IS. 80.
N. longitude 73. 90. w. all well.
Arrived laf evening the brig ,
from Hamburg, long pafage.
Ship Nancy, Budden, from Cape Fran.
co.'s to Philadelphia, has been condemned
at Jamaica, both veiel and cargo.
Capt. Wells Of the fhip America, on the
18th Dec. Java fea) brought to Prov her
boat coming long Gde, they informed
capt. w. that they came from Balty, and
that the Englifh had left Batavia one
month before, after taking feveral Dutch
veiIels.
Schr. Eliza, Oakford from hence, has
arrived at Charleffon.
Snow Mary, Ham, of Portland, was
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HALIFAX, N. S. February 70.

HALIFAX, N. S. February 10.
Captain Bingham, with iome of the
pratclpal officers Of II. M. S. America,
which fome time fnce run on the lhca!
called the Fornigas, and at length ena-
bled to get into Port Royal, throug the al.
iiaance ofan American brig, belonging to
Alexandra, where fhe is condemned as un-
fit for further lervice, arrived here on Sun
day, after having been mott honorab7y
acquitted by the tentence of court mar
tial held at Port Royal, Jamaica. The
members OF which were of opinion, that
the accident was wholly ewing &c tie erois
errors OF different charts, which had they
been correct, the cour{e that was f1eered
would have carried the America leveral
miles to the Northward Of the Formieas.
lhe4coErt were of opinion, that every ex-
ertion was made by the captain, officers,
and hips company after fhe truck, for
the preiervation of the fhip, and that ma
ny were acquitted in the fulleh manner
from any blame on account thereof. And
with the warmeh concentrations, the
court gave them the higheit applaufe for
their conduit and perseverance for the pre-
iervation of his majehy's fhip throughout.
The ich'r Godfrey, captain RakeRraw,
arrived here on Sunday morning in 9 days
from Bottom,
General Knox, failed from Martinique,
tor Jamaica, three weeks before the Anne
RIGA left it, and had not arrived at lanai
ca when the Hind failed, which excited
arong approximations, either that he had
been taken by the enemy, or that more
fatal difaier had befallen him.
Robert liion, Efq. his Majeay's En-
voy to the United States of America, has
arrived at Kingfon in his MajeRy's fhip
Andromache, after ihort paGage of ,
days from Norfolk.
February III.
The following account of the LOIS of
the tch'r Lady Wentworth, was handed
US by paRenger on board at that time
The fch'r Lady Wentworth, M'Herron,
failed from New York on the 9Th uIt.--
On the 9TH, about s P. M. left Block
1fland and fteered E. by N. About 8 P.
NJ. law Rhode Inand light bearing N.
hauled up due EaR, expecting to weather
Gay Head: and obferving light which
we fuppofed to be the light on that pro-
montory, Immediately bore away, intend
ing to run for Holmes Hole, but in a few
minutes feeling the breakers juR under our
bow, immediately hauled the wind, and
attempted to put the veflel about--in the
confufion the unified fays and fell of:--on
which we Immediately let go both anchors,
which brought her up, and fhe rode till
paft twelve at night--when the cables
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Treafury to employ clerks for complet-
ing the abfraets of the valuation of lands
and dwelling hou1es, and the enumera-
ton Of laves.
An Act making appropriations for the
Navy of the United States, for the
year one thoufand eight hundred and
one.
An Act authorizing the reminion of du-
ties on Certain teas deftroyed by FIRE,
while under the care of the officers
of the cutoms in Providence, Rhode
Inand.
An Act giving right Of presumption to
certain perlons who have contracted
with John Cleve Symmes or his aao-
ciates, for lands lying between the
Miami rivers, in the territory Of
the United States, north-we9 of the
Ohio.
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The .fol2oaUixg is correct lf Of The
AClS pGDsd BY Cong,sG du,ing THE

- 1110'o~"S 50 eWIeH W ~ me
ACTS 99Ded BY CongrsG auri1g the
i'm /aJfou.
An Act extending the privilege of frank
ing letters to the delegate from the ter
ritory of the United States, north-wef
Of the river Ohio; and making proyi-
fon for his compensation.
An Act for the relief of Solomon Bottom.
An act to provide for the erection and fup-
port Of light houie on Cape Poge, at
the north-eaferly part of Martha's
Vineyard.
An Aet to provide for the more convent
ent organization of the courts Of the
United States.
An ACT regulating the grants of land ap-
propriated for the Refugees from the
Britifh provinces Of Canada and Nova.
Scotia.
An ACT making the port of BiddeEord and
Pepperrelborough, and the port of New
Bedford, in Mafachufetts, ports of en-
try for fhips or veiIels arriving from
the Cape of Good Hope, and from places
beyond the fame.
An Act to eftablifh the diffric of Brifol.
and to annex the towns Of Kittery and
Berwick, to the diAriet of Portfmonth.
An Act to difcharge Samuel Lewis, fen.
from his imprisonment.
An Ad freeing from poaage all letters
and packets to John Adams.
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An Act to continue in force the Acts lay
ing duties on licence for telling wines
and foreign diAilled fpirits by retail, and
70 much Of the Act laying certain du-
ties on inuff and re6nedlngar as reflects
duty on refined fugar, onproperty fold
at auction, and OH carriages for thecon
veyance of perlons.
An Act declaring the content of Congreis
to an Act of the fate of Maryland, pan-
ed the twenty eighth day of December,
one thoufand ieven hundred and ninety
three, for the appointment of health
officer.
An Act to allow the tranfpoGtion Of
goods, wares and merchandise to and
from Philadelphia and Baltimore, by the
way of Appoquinilnink and Sailafras.
An ACT for the relief Of Arnold Henry
Dorhman orhis legal representatives
An Act concerning the diari6t Of Colum-
bia.
An ACT further to alter and to eGablilh
certain polt-roads.
An Act to amend the Act, Untitled, 6 An
Act to eaablifh general Aamp- office.
An Att providing for a naval peace eitab-
iihment, and for other purpofes.
An Act concerning the mint.
An AT to amend the aa intituled, * An
act to provide for the valuation of lands
and dwelling houies, and the enumera-
ton OF ilaves within the United States,
aud to repeal the act, in,ituled, " An
at to enlarge the powers of the furvey.
ors of the revenue.''
An Aet to add to the dif9riA Of Mafrac on
the Ohio, and to die ,ntinue the diRr;et
OF Palmyra in the fate of 1enneGe.,
and therein to amend the aa, intituled
!" An act to regulate the collection of
duties on imports and tonnage.
An Act making appropriations for the mi
lltary Establishment Of the United States,
tor the year one thoufand eight hundred
and one.
Am Aef supplementary to an act intituled,
*9 An act to divide the Territory of
the United States north wet of the
Ohio, into two feparate governments. -
Refolution refpeeting certain property Of
the United States, in the ponellion of
Thomas Claxton, James Mathers and
Thomas Dunn, door keepers to Con
greE.
An ACT directing the mode of eliminating
certain foreign coins and currencies, and
of making out Invoices in certain cafes.
An ACT to augment the hlaries of the diff
tritt Judges in the diftriets of MaHachu-
fetts, New York, New Jerley, Della
ware, and Maryland, RESPECTIVELY.
An Act In addition to an act, intituled
An act making prov;6on for the fur
Their accommodation of the houfehold
ofthe PRECEDENT of the United States"
An ACT for altering the times and places
OF holding certain courts therein men
toned, and for other purpoies.
An Act making appropriation for the fup-
port Of government for the year one
thoufand eight hundred and one.
An Act for ereffinp 1iohf ho,Hee m NJa,,,
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governor and Legislature of thu tate of
Georgia. Referred to the committee Of
the whole. /
The hoafe refolved itfelf in,o-commit-
tee on shs bill supplementary u the4aSt
concerning the diitri6t Of Columbia. The
,proviGons Of this bill go to the judiciary
dyftcm attached to the government of the
difrict. Several amendments were made
and the bill agreed to. !.
The following bills were taken up in
committee Of the whole houle, ordered to
sks ensIofed, and feverally paAed through
eir third reading during the fitting.
~ An act concerning the mint. An al
Tor altering the times of holding the cir
bit courts in the fra circuit, &c. &c.
= An act to diicharge Lawrence Erb from
his prelent imprisonment. An act in ad-
dition to.the act fixing the compensation
ofthe receivers Of public monies for lands
Of the United States, &c. An act au-
thoriGng the remifion of duties on certain
property de&royed by FIRE while under the
care Of the officer of the cuRoms in Provi-
dence, Rhode Iiland. An act authorizing
the fecretary Of the treafury to employ
clerks for completing the ATTRACTS in the
valuation oflands, &c. An act to amend
the at entitled an aet to efabliih gene
s. raj Camp Office.
Nh, When the. queRion for adjournment was
&5sgzaken at iomewhat paf FIVE O'Clock, there
only S. nembers.to be found in the
= hcufe, although the fergeant collected all
together who were within the walls.
The dilorder without the bar of the
houie from the great influx Of ftrangers,
and the great number of ladies, has been
fuch f'r ieveral days paf as to render i,
alnoft inPofible for the fpeaker to keep
the buGnefs going on-In one inaance the
officers were ordered to go round among
the audience: In feveral the fpeaker has
threatened to clear the lobby On Friday
Mr.. Harper while ipeaking, was 70 incom-
NODDED with the multitudinous buz as to
declare that he could not hear himfelf
ipeak-perhaps, he faid, it might be alto
gsther unimportant whether any one elle
heard him or not.
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By the Levy Court OF Ba!tl-
more County.

Auguf nth, 1901.
Rsiolusd, That the inipector
OF tobacco at Fell's Point in tic city Of
Baltimore, pats no tobacco in hosiheads,
the iize and dimeniions of which are not
agreeable to the ACT Of Aflernbly, eRab-
lining and fixing the fame.
Act OF November felton,, 1850,
chapter a6, fiction IS, and for prevent
ing packing of tobacco in uniizeable caiks.
BE 1t exadea, That no tobacco fhall be
paiied or accounted lawful tobacco, ex-
cept tobacco in parcels, unlefs the fame
ihail be packed in hoglheads not exceed
ing forty eight inches in the length OF the
itave, and teventy inches in the whole
diameter with the faves at the crete and
bulge; and the owner of tobacco packed
IN any hogihcad of greater dim nlions,
ihall repack the fame in fizeabie hoqr-
heads, as herein before exprened, at his
own expence, before the fame fhail be
paaed.
BY order,
VIM. GIBSON, Clerk.
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OF 40.
Ten Dollars RezuaYd.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber, living in
Loudon county. near Ifrae Lacey's fore, Ne
gro man. named COWAN, about IS years of
age I'VE tcet or 10 inches high, has a down
look, and is very fmart with his tongue. Had on
and took with him, blue furtout coat, over and
under coat OF white keriey everai pair OF brcech-
eS, which are not particularly recolccted, wool
hat, and other articles. Whoever will appre-
bend fad fellow, and fecure him in Jail, hall re-
Gel the above reward, and reafonable charges
il brought home.
JOHN LEACH.
OaoAsr a. Iavyat4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-06
PORK and BEEF.

The fnbfcribers have jua received a
few barrels OF fouthern pork and LIN
beef, tor fale at their warehoufc aaa are
opening an afortment of
Woolens g Lanen Goo1s,
amonga which, few bales of fackine.
RICKETTS,, NEWTON e. CO.
Sept. IT. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-06
Mrs. CJOKE
[O6. Is---IawSt I

Returns grateful and warm acknow-
Judgments TO the Inhabitants of Alexan-
dtia, for the Aatsering and liberal patron
age fhe has experienced Gnce her arrival.
and hopes by unrcmitting care and arten-
ton to her pupils, in fome meafure TO me-
TIT continuance of their confidence. For
the further accommodation of the young
ladies of Alexandria, Mrs. CooKE viii
on Monday next, open an
Embroidery School
separately, for thofe young ladies' who
having attained other branches of educati-
on, may with 10 acquire that ufeful and
truly elegant accomplishment. Mrs.
Cooks having received well chofen fup-
ply OF Silks, Chineals, &c. fron London.
can afford every afiaance necefiary to. her
pupils.
Nov. 3. COAT