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1a0enty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from Alexandria, on
Saturday evening the 18th inf. two Ne
gro Women, viz. Amie and Teuas: the
former about IS years OF age, s feet d.
inches high, fout made, of a yellowih
caf had on, when fhe went off, a blue
cloth habit; faid girl was purchaied OF
MIR. William Reed, and formerly lived
in the City of Wilmington, where / ex-
peft he is now lurking the latter about
"a or IS years of age, 4 feet 10 or II
inches high, has now with her a young
child at the breaf, about 4 or $ months
old, her apparel is not recolletted he
was purchafed of a gentleman living in
Prince Georges county, Maryland.-
Whoever will apprehend faid women, and
deliver them to me in Alexandria, fhall
receive the above reward, or 10 dollars
for either.
GEORGE LUCK.
Nov. IS. d
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3publ,e Sale.

On WEDNESDAY next, Me 25fh
mf. at 10 O'eioek, qoiN be I0M al lie
bs1k Of JAMES BACON, az Fn,fa.
Freet, (1O6o is about to qnit lbe Dry
Goods' bzfnaJ
The remainder of his
Stock In that Line.
Coniiting of a number Of articles fuitable
for the p~refent feaon.
I1tendiug AHo to qutbe boxn be at pre-
FEM occupies, be 1VW at hhe Jame time
6ypE Of yGme nrtchsy
Houlehold Furniture,
ConEfing Of
Mahogany hair hoisomed chairs,
A mahogany Gde board,
a let of mahogany Northumberland
tables,
Bediteads, looking glanes,
And iron fhovels and tongs,
With a variety o other articles, the whole
OF which are in the beit preiervation.
Terms of fale are, all fums under fifty
dollars cain will be required, and over thar
tam a credir of6o days will be given the
purchaler, giving approved negotiable
notes in the bank of Alexandria.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Nov. 1o. Vendue~ Matter.
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SHREVE 6 JANNEY
HAVE FOR Sale,
1T their fore on Union 6et4veeu Prince and
Duke Freets,
N. England Rum in bis.
Molades Ill hhds.
Sugar in bis.
Coffee i'll bags and bis.
Pepper Of excellent quality n bags,
Hy fon, f~ouchong and bohea tea by the
chef,
Cattle and white foap in boxes,
IS boxes fegars of an excellent quality,
Fine falt,
Mackarel by the barrel,
Cod hfh by the box,
Florence oil in boxes of one doz. each,
Fifty barrels and so hhds. Of Sugar.
ALo,
Ladies' Morocco 1ippers BY the box,
Mems 1trong do. by the doz.
Ravens duck by the piece or bale,
A few bale: of gurrahs and falgochys,
and are in daily expectation of an additi-
onal fupply.
Sept. IA. d
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the hulband Of RErI. Now replace, O
tender hearted, the loofe ornaments of my
veAurc; and re6x the golden bells of my
girdle on their defined iiatiou, which re-
fembles thoie hills, where The God with
five tha!ts, who deftroyed Samhar, keeps
his elephant ready for battle -" While
fine (pske, the heart of Y adhavs triumph.
ed; and obeying her fportiul beheits, he
placed muGy ipots on her bofom and fore
head, dyed her temples with radiant
hues, cmbellifhed her eyes with additional
blacknels, deckcd her braided hair ard her
neck with freih garlands, and tied on her
wriGs the looiened bracelets. on .cr ANGLES
the bcamy rings, and rocnd her waif the
zone of bells, thar founded with rayilhing
melody
+" Whatever IS delightful in the modes
of mutic, whatever is divine in the medi-
tstions on Vilhnu, whatever is exqnifite
in the fwect art of love, whatever is grace
full in the ine itrains Of poetry, ali that
let the happy and the wife learn from the
fongs of Jayadeya, Whole foul is united
with the foot of Narayan.'
Thus, my dear friend, thou han before
thee ione of the mott hrilling beauties of
Solomo4'5 Sang & of the GHogopinAa. The
1t er is decked with all the exquifite beau
ty, and dazzling fplendor OF Indian paint
ing written in q country where fcenes of
beauty are more vivid and luxuyiant than
IN any other: and worked up by the fneit
iailies of Hindu Imagination. 1t mutt
therefore always command the admirati
on OF every lover OF nature, whether he
drew his tirtt breath on TIE banks of the
Gauges Oh the Hudion. But il NUT be
conteiied that the beauties of the former,
IT they are not equally glowing, are more
chatte both in morals and tate than thoie
OF the latter. That the great Brumma,
by the delicious itrains of poetry contained
IN the Gitagovinda, may allure our minds
TO contemplation Of" the reciprocal at
traction between the divine goodnefs and
the human ioul' is the ardent with of thy
mott
Faithful F,iend,
SHAuc0OY ENJ
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ZCGn,enir.
BOSTON, Nov. II.


Arrived, fhip Peacock, Crafts. g
Malaga, brig Lucy, Cook, lie Of M Hon
brig Aligator, Rice, St. Croix brio n.y.
cy, Crocker, Bourdeanx. Left ,ha
Sept. S, brig Jacob, Brown; Rover ,m
bert, ard fchr. Grozier, OF Botton-b,;S
iiarrio,, Sanboru, Newburyport, to 8,
for Bottom, in few days, Friends, End;
cot, for Salem, do. Spoke in the ,;va.
9Th and tenth, briggs Halcyon, Fc,ynl,c.
rom Rotten; Hannah, FurIcng, Newbo 1
ryport; Fame, Peters, New \ ork fcb
Paragon, Appleton, Bottom. Nti. z6, "a,
II, long. SIS, fpoke fhr. Elizsbr,b
flaN from Bottom, for Bordeaux.
Lat evening, ihip Perseverance, car,
Wheatla0d, from Canton. The follow,
ing is all the news ihe brings" I'll.
Perseverance failed from Macoa reads I,S
May, under convoy OF the Peaieouerr%
commodore Bal,ell. Left no veiiel, .,
Canton. On the 18th, the brig Pacs,
Trader, of Bottom, capt. Edes, ancbor.i
off Linrin, from Manoinra left there Il.
lhips Minerva, capt. Folger; and III.
Concord, capt. Wyer, Of Salem. Cam
l.. in LAT. 80, S. long. 50, w. fpoke 6;,
-, Bdmfead, of Bottom, lIS dave
out, for the n. w. coat of America al
well. Sept. 9, in fight of Cape Aoul),,
iPoke ihip Anna, SWEET, 49days from Ban
coo'cn, for Bottom; parted with her III.
nth.
ALTO lalt evening, brig -, captain
Lee, from Cumana. The ichr. poNv
Mary, Tor La Guira, failed from Cuman,'
5oth Sept. and fchr. Antelope, Jewet, for
DO. both OF Bottom. Nov. q, lat. 36, |.
oS, ipoke the Friendihip and JuRice, Carl.
ton, from Hamburg, for Philad. 9TH, S.
by +. IS leagues from the fouth fhoal Of
Nantucket, fpoke fhip Sarah, Carrel, from
Bottom for Charleiton.
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NEW YORK, November rs.

Capt. Gardiner, who arrived at this
port yeferday from Pcterlbureh, which
place he left on the 10Th Sept. informs U,
that on the 18th it was rumoured tina, the
Emperor Alexander YVES taken fuddeny
and danserouly i'll; luppoled to be occa.
iioned by a froke of RuEan aBoblsxy-
the fame diforder which carried off the
late Emperor Paul.
Arrived, fhip Mary, Taylor, MaIa.
ga; Eagle, Connely, Liverpool; Prin-
cefs Of Wales, Campbell, Jamaica; vii.
liam, Gardiner, Peterfburgh; Franklin,
Bunker, AmAerdam; brig Abigail, Teub.
ner, Cayenne; fch'r Diana, Warren, De.
marara William, -, Noyafco.ia,
Cleared, ica'r Fair Trader, Barnum,
Eavanna.
The hips Oliver Elfworth, White,
Cheeiman, Protector, and brig Virginia,
have arrived at Amherdam from this yor.
The brig Delight, M'Neil, from this
port TO AmAerdam is taken and carried
into Portfmouth.
The nip Maria Elizabeth, Flick, for
Philadelphia, to fail Oct. 1T fhip Mi
nerva, Crump, for Charlefon, do; hip
Polly, Miller, for Philadelphia, Sth;
and flip Neptune, for New ork, 10Th,
are advertifed in Hamburger paper Of the
18th September.
Ship William, Gardiner, from Peterf.
burg, failed from Elfneur on the 18th
September, in company with the Ha9.
nah of Bottom; and brig Ann, Shillabcb
of Salem. Sailed from Peterfburgh on tie
10Th September, in company with the
brig Cornclia, Derwell, of Providence.
Oct. 10Th, in lat. ~, long. 81, fokc
fhiP Marina, of and from Portland to
Milfordhaven. Left at EIGoeur, Gl7
John Of New York, and the Index Of Boi.
ton.
Sch'r Diana, Warren, from Demarafs,
on the z3d OF. fpoke fch'r Greyhound,
from Portland, within 90 leagues Of Gu'.
daloupe.
Ship Eagle, ConneIy, on the zGlh sq
in lat. 4o, long. SO. fpoke fhip Briefs
bound from Baltimore TO Liverpool.
Ship Warren, Bunker, from Bfihob
ON the 9TH Od. lat. 43, long. So, ffokc
brig --, Williams, of Salem, toF
Bilboa. 10th, lat. 10, long. Sc, fPoEc
brig Mary and Betfey, Cook, of Salem
from Malaga. Nov. nth, off McDtarS'
fpoke hip Mary, Taylor, from Ma9S''
bound to New York. 18th, fpoke brig
Planter, from New Haven, so leagues
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70 K T. &c N.
FOR THE COMMERCIAL
ADVERTISER, FROM LATE HAM
BURGH PAPERS.
A a n q
SHAHCOOLEN.

~ ASINS Nou La II M
BURcH PAPERS.
AMSTERDAM, September 10.
The .tolloqoing remarkable Proclamation of
The Directory qvas bubI15ed ygaerday,
JgR at The elgfag Of The maH:-
BATAvIANs!-- This day it was car
ried only by two votes, in the frR cham
Der ofthe Legislative Body, that our pro-
clamaiion OF the 18th inf. be publihed--
the people are hereby invited, either to re-
jet CT TO adopt the plan OF the New Con
ffitution. The Object of this is no lefs thar
to unite the people, TO let them give their
free iutrages upon an important point,
which politely nay become the parent of
intenfe convuihons, by a continuance Of
an order Of things, which, through con-
futon, is riien TO its fummit, and which
embraces the intereas of but few, while
the whole is hurrying to its ruin. We
feel it our facred duty, not only to expofe
fuch pernicioua projects, but alto to avert
as much as in us lays, its direful confe-
quences. We have adopted efficient mea-
fares, to prevent the attending of the le-
giaatiye body, until the fenfe OF the people
is known. Citizens of Batavia, it is
with reluctance, that we impeach the con-
duct ofour fellow Citizens but we can
not, we dare not allow, that the voice of
the whole nation ihall be fuppreAed and
that comparatively but few, without any
prior inyeitigation, ihould audaciouny call
themfelves the people. Our only motive
is 10 be informed of your ientiments, and
what will be your fovereign will. Your
will, ihall be our guide, we will without
ieihihnefs, promote the good of the whole.
Judge, therefore, coolly and deliberately
Rejecting the.pIan OF the new Contribution
--Digsit it well, without being biaGed
by remember that not only our
deareH rights, but alto the welfare Of your
pofterity is at fake, and choofc that which
TO you dnall feem mott Ealutary. Ref al
furcd, that the meafures which are adopt
ed tor your iecurity, will be Efficient: be
convinced that we are willing and able, to
curb the temerity of the aGdacious, who
might be vile enough to undertake to
fhackieyo free fuffrages the Directory
orders this TO be made public, and that It
fhall be poAedup in all public places.
Done at the Hague, the 18th Septem-
Der. 1901. Seventh year of Batavian
Liberty.
s;,ned BFsIER, Loco. Pref,ient.
MAzEL, co-Secretary.
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FROM TIE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
No. XII.
/ E T r E R

From HizSn P5Hs6pher, rsGdi1g Ia
PbilaGeibbia, to bis fr,eud in Delhi.
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AMSTERDAM, September /
The follo4oimg remarkable Proclamation
the Diretf0ry qVas babl!jh5ed ysferda
.jHf ut The clgfng Of tbs maH:-
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WILL BE SOLD.

WILL BE SOLD,
On the premiies, the Izth day of Novem-
Der, on credit Of / z months, purchaier
giving bond, with approved iecurity,
The remainder of the JACKS
and JENNETTS on the eRate Of the late
General Warrington, deceaIcd, together
with fifty head of young CATTLE, and
about one hundred SHEEP, amongit thefe
cattle butchers may be fupplied with iome
excellent beef and mutton.
AJ0,
Will be offered for fale, on the fame
terms, two beautiful three year old FILL
LIES; pcdigrees of which will be hown
on the day of lale.
The EXECUTORS.
Mount- Veruou, or. 8. dds
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COLUMBIA ACADEMY,
King Street, bet4ceeu Pr and Reyal Streets
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA,.
Young Gentlemen are taught
Engliih, French, Latin, Greek, Writing,
Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Geography,
Mathematics, with other branches of an
ufeul and ornamental education, by the
Rev. games CDambers, A. M.
many years matter of a Boarding School in
England.
TERMS.
DoAs. Cts.
Education, Board, Lodging,
7 T,' ass3,. nd STATIONARY 50
Day Scholars, for Latin,
French, &c. ] 80
Do. do. for Englnh,
French, &c. 0
Do. do. for Englifh, "A I
rithmetic, sc. 4
N. 3. Proper aliaants are confsntly
employed. Young ladies' are taught in
feparate claRes, Englilh, French, Writ
ing, Arithmetic and Geography, in fepa-
rate apartments. Great care will be taken
to inttru6t the more advanced youth in
the elements of competition, particularly
Epieolary Writing, and the rules to be
obierved in Public Speaking.
AuguR l.. 4
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Printing IN all ITS variey exc-
caaed w'th aeGtas6 ddltpatch.
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pubiif 5a!s.

On WEDNESDAY nest, the a5M
mi. at 10 o'eleck, qviNb BE- EM at lie
beyfe Of JAMES BACON, On Fairfzs
0,eef, (qvdo IS a6ox. Ia gut ths Dry
Gaods' bxE4eJ5)
The remainder of his
Stock IN that Line,
Coniiaing of pusnber of articles uitabie
for the prelent feaion.
Intending ayo to qnittbe Aex/e be al pre-
.Jfuf oeeaf3,, be pr,H at ths Jame time
dyp9e Of Jome articles Of
Houiehold Furniture,
ConGaing Of
Mahogany hair bot,omed chairs,
A mahogany idc board,
A fet of mahogany Northumberland
tables,
Bedteods, looking gIafes,
And iron novels and tongs,
With a'variesy ofother articles, the whole
CT which are i'll the belt p~referyation.
Terms Of iale are, all fums under fifty
dollars cath viii be required, and over that
fun a creoit OF 90 days will be given the
purchaier, giving approved negotiable
notes in the bank of Alexandria.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Nov. 10. Vendue- Mater
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7zUenty Dollars RcuGrd.

RAN AWAY from Alexandria, Gil
SATURDAY evening the 18th inf, two Ne
gro Women, ysz. .Amie and Yeass: the
former about I8 years OF age, 5 feet 4
inches high, fout made, OF a ycllowith
calf had on, when he went Of, a blue
cloth habit Gid girl was purchsfed Of
Mr.. William Reed, and formerly lived
IN the City of Warrington, where / ex-
pest he is now lurking the latter about
~ or Is years OF age, 4 feet 10 or II
inches high, has now with her a young
child at the breaf, about 4 or s months
old, her apparel is not recoliected he
was purchafed of a gentleman living in
Prince Georges county, hiary)and.-
Whoever will apprehend faid women, ard
deliver them to me in Alexandria, E,ail
receive the above reward, or 20 dollars
for either.
GEORGE LUCK.
Nov. IS. d
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DA " L N c..

MIR. LONGER gives notice,
thar his ichool will open on Friday nexr,
AT Mr.. Thomas Hesbert's houic, corner
OF Cameron and Fairfax hreet., and con-
tinue on Friday and Saturday, every
week, from ten Till Que in the forenoon,
and irom two till ive.in the afternoon.
Price OF tuition Tn DoNays per quarter.
Mr. l.. viii likewife his
MIGHT SCHOOL,
on the evening Of Saturday next, and con-
tinue every Ihurfday and Friday night,
from, fix till nine O'Clock. Price E,u5t
DoAars per quarter.
Nov. "a. d,s
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JOHN G.. LAnn

JOHN G.. LADD
HAS FOR SALE,
eOarfe and fine Galt,
N n iaeeting and Duck,
M wet India and N. E. run,
i MGlsGe', Sugar and Coffee,
%' %hyi9nikln, Teas OF the BET qua
'''on and bOhea lily,
a. 'eT ealkS Madeira wiat,
Mould and dipt candles,
10y window glais,
So'p, checfc and had,
y and womens' hoes,
c sa,,lng and wrapping paper,
lotion and wool bags,
! box linen checks,
I do. playing cards,
90. Dutch qsnls,
Sewing Irvine,
lew crates and boxes glaG ware,
p r,pPsr' notmegs, Alice, alum,
l. .'S'iter of Paris, &c. &c.
a
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Dancing ANembJae5.

S The Alexandra Aiiem-
bliss will commence on Wednelday night
next, at Gadfby's long room.
Subscribers may be furnilhed with tick
cts for the f~eafen, ar ten dollars each, on
application to MIR. James II. Hooe ard
gentlemen who have not had a fubfcripti-
on paper prtfsntcd to them, are reflect
fully informed thar they viii tic enieted as
faofcribers by applying to any one OF
THE MANAGERS,
Nov. q.
Cath given for clean Rags.
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oHREVE s. JANNEY

>ANAA
H3VE FOX SHE,
1T their FIRE on Union dcf7veeu Prince and
Dixie F'refs,
n. England Rum in BIS.
Moiafes in hhds.
Sugar in BIS.
Coffee in bags and bis.
Pepper otan excellent quality n bags,
HI fon, fouchong and oo!lea tea by the
chef,
Caaile and white Goap in boxes,
As boxes iegars of an excellent uaalisy,
Fine fdlt,
Maekarel by the barrel,
Cod hh by the box,
Florence oil in boxes of one dox. each,
Fifty barrels and 50 hhds. of Sugar.
AIo,
Ladies' Morocco clippers BY tie box,
Mems frong do. by the doz.
Ravens duck by the piece Or bale,
A few bales Of gugsahs aud falgochys,
and are in daily expectation of an sdd:ti-
onal iapply.
Dept. Id. Il
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puDlW EalR.
On FRIDAY,
i ten Sehek, qUW be GM at the Tssdae
Store,
gland 4th proof Antigua and
|anaica Rum N hhds. and els.
French Brandy IN bis.
Holland Gin inEbls.
Teneriife Wine in caks,
Coldials in bis.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
MolaAes in hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Eart!len Ware in crates,
PndlOmely aTortedy
80 boxes Havsnna Seg.rs,
lotion in bales---on q creesf.
ALSO,
Uaratey Of DRY GOODS,
-AMeNc WHICH .sY
Broad and narrow Cloth,
kanneis and Planes,
Carpets and Competing.
Inn and German Linens,
Morited and eottoa Stockings,
ca'lcoes and Cinghams,
"a a -
a m'iety Of Muiiis and Muffin Hand
eishlef' and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
a number of other articles. ,
T. G. MARSTELLER,
VeDdue- Mater.
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sals By auHtun.

On THURSDAY nest,
,ass&, .viN be /oa at the dudi0n
Room,
Rum in hhds. and bis.
Sugar in DO.
Coffee in bags,
Scar and Candles in boxes,
Rai6ns in 90.
Starch in 40.
Tobacco in kegs, &c.
ALSO,
Ag4nntity e. e.. Dr. Goods,
Kendall Cottons,
Kerieys,
Half,hicks, Plains,
Plaids, Coatings,
DuHib, Flannels,
Irih and Sheeting ] mems,
German Oznabu-gs,
Calicocs, Durants,
Shawls, Handkerchiefs,
Ladies' Silk Gloves,
Sewing Silks, Threads, sc.
II. and T. MOORE,
Nov. Il. Anttioneers.
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Valuable Property for Sale

1T The little Fail, Of Potomack,
About three miles from George Iowr
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres of Land, upon whlcb
are a davellmg bsy,f and (andyy otber in
brovemeufs, /rveral four qxa,'irs and ys@
Rands, audt wo vacant mill Erats.
7wo undivided THIRD PARIS Of 7
acres Of Land, ubon qvbicb are mercb0nt
mill, qvitb three pair Of French 5Hrr NIL
fomes and every ueesOay, complete, FIR
manufacturing -four to THE bsf Gdvantqg,
and with as Mtk manual hbor aspNM;
a bre7Osy and ajailley, gr0n0y,
mi2sr's bon/s, bre7ver's bs4/t, tntn's
6eb, &c. and vacaut mill Teat.
Two undlDided third paris Of
zoo acres Of kand, Attaining The acres
and III acres aboVtmeatio~ed, apon q0bir6
here are Jev0ral fOne qHGrr'r' and TN
fnaGs.
TIE furchojsr Of the nboye pro-
perry, qmN bQOe an alignment ef a leqF
J1rbr other nndividrdtbudba Of 7ob'tb
there eOil be 6year' to come fran The fF
day IF SEbfembe, nest.
The j2one on The ADORE lands Is
eqn0/ in geo4AGEsto any, and /nter'or"
m3R foundation fire an the yiUer-VG|-
Jris II any bu,theu tbat can ga to George
Toqon, can 60 up 10 the mil and F'1'
qHarriss.
dry ptylou or bcy/ous, evk0 may i"fl'~f
10 bnrrbq/r, qwN q ro@y7E 0if90 f6r 1'F-
mics, fberef0rs II is xst t5oHg6t nrf1D"r>
10 be mare fQrhcmlar.
Far term, 4HfJ II Gen. Uriab For'<e'
at Georgr-7oqon, 0rt0
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Alexandra.
faur 20. 1H7v
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The Su6jcT16er zy1W SILL
EXCKAN for approved land
near the Blue Ridge,

A valuable Tract CT Land
in Northumberland county, two miles
from the court-houfe, and near the bank
of the Potomac, containing 1863 acres.
This tract is divided into two plantations,
on the one there is brick dwelling houte
5oby 80 feet conveniently divided, and
two brick Offices, II by IS feet. A farm
ed houle 20 by IS feet deligned for an
oyerfeer, and other OUT houies.
The conveniences OF this place are G.
eualied by few, and the profpea excelled
by none in the fate. The houie is itu-
ated On high hill and commands an ex-
renfive view of the Potomac and the Chef
apeake bay. There is creek Astounding
with the hnef fin and oyfters, which ter
inmates the fiat land of this tract, that is
navlgable ter bay craft, and affords an
excellent landing place within halfS mile
of the houGe, On this part Of the tract
there is an excellent bearing apple and
peach orchard, and variety of other
fruit trees. Il has great Efficiency Of
oak and hickory timber, for the ufe of
the plantation, befdes large quantity of
pine.
Ga the other plantation there is frame
dwelling houfe 81 by IS feet, and few
ous houies, fuch as tenants generally have
about them. This part of the tract is as
well Gtaated for farming as any lands in
Virginia. It is we'll watered, has a fluff
cheney Of timber for its fupport, and
Aouriihing young peach ard apple ORCH
ards.
AS it is prefua,able that no perfen will
make iuch purchaie WITHOUT viewing the
premifes, allthat is neceaary to add is that
Mr.. Spencer Ball, living thereon, will
thew the whole, and is fully authorized to
make iale thereof.
JAMES V. BALL.
N. 8. Any perfon purchafng may be
fupplied with flock of all kinds neceaary
and fuhicient forthes plantation.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-29
WILL BE SOLD,

On the premiies, the 1zth day of Novem-
Der, on credit of 2 months, Purchaier
giving bond, with approved iecurlly,
The remainder of the ACKS
and JENNETTS on the eRace of the late
General Warrington, decealed, together
with fifty head of young CATTLE, and
about one hundred SHEEP, amongit theie
cattle butchers may be lupPIied with iome
excellent beef and mutton. A5o,
Will be offered for fa!e, on the fame
terms, two beautiful three year Old Fill
LIES; pedigrees of which Will be hown
on the day of fate.
The EXECUTORS.
Mouut- Vernou, on. s. DDS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-29
VALUABLE LOIS
?Hne TO-.
FOR sale.

Five Lots on Duke itreet, near the
corner CT Pitt ltreet, four OF them 10 teet
front, the ether IS feet E inches, by io1
feet deep: one of them corners on the
fsrees, another on an alley IS teet wide'
and all of them have an outlet TO an
alley 10 feet wide, on the fouth end
The price will be moderate and the terms
of payment eafy, only one fifth OF the u:
purchaie money to be paid down, one hall
the remainder in months and the other
in twelve months from the iale, with Ie'
gal interef for the fame.
If not fold in private way, before the
18th day of IL mo. next, they will then
be fold at public fale to the h'sheft BID
der.
Wm. HAR TsHORNE, I l,,,r,;,,
NICHOLASSLUBEY, 1
ofEhza6etb Dn0l5m.
10 mo. 2. Id"