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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-21

pubic Pdpca&Pr1nted within the laid Dill
triet, publication of fuch order and adj
journment, from the time when he fhall re-
ceive fuch order, to the time appointed by
law for commencing fuch Rated felton,
And that the court 70 to be Held accord.
ing 10 and by virtue Of iuch adjournment,
fhall have the fame powers and authori-
ties, and fhall proceed in the fame man
ner, as if the fame had been held at the
place appointed by law for that pur-.
pole.
Sec. 70. Ind Be it farfher exaRed,
That the circuit courts ihall have, and
hereby are inveRed with all the powers
heretofore granted by law to the circuit
courts Of the United States, unlefs where
othcrwiie provided by this act.
Sec. II. Axd be it furtbey euaied,
That the laid circuit courts respectively,
fhall have cognizance Of all crimes and Of
fences cognizable under the authority of
the United States, and committee within
their REFLECTIVE d;friets, or upon the high
feas; and alto Of all cafes in law or equity,
ariiing under the conf tuition and laws of
the United States, and treaties made, or
which fhall be made, under their authority;
and alto Of all actions, or fuits of civil
nature, at common law, or in equity where
the United States1hall be plaintiffs or com
plainanrs and ALTO Of all fixtures on land
or water, and all penalties and forfeitures,
made arifng or accruing under the laws of
the United States which cognizance of all
penalties and forfcitures, fhall bcexclufve-
ly of the fate courts in the laid circuit
courts, where the offence by which the pc
nalty or forfeiture is increafed, lhall have
been committed within SO miles Of the
place of holding the faid court, and alto
of all actions, fuits, matters or things
cognizableby the judicial authority ofthe
United States, under and by virtue Of the
contribution thereof, where the matter in
diipute lhail amount to fur hundred dol
lars, and where original jurifdiaion is not
given by the contribution Of the United
States to the fuprcme court thereof, or ex-
clufive juriididion by AaqO to the Ayq,i7
courts of the United States Provided AL
! 7.'1ys, That in Ill cafes whether the title or
bounds of land fhall come into queRion, the
jurifdiaion Of the faid circuit court fhall-
not be reerained by reafon of the value Of
the land in difpute.
(To be continued. J
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-21

- ~, md 70 be called the diAriA Of
sz0 fcnnefIee; one to confi1of the re-
naming part of faid fate, andNgo be call
I'd the diitriA Of Wet Tennefee one to
confift Of the Aate Of kentucky sand to be
called the diftriet Of Kentucky and one
to confiA Of the territory Of the United
States north welt of the Ohio, and the In
dian territory and to be called the diitrid
of Ohio.
Sec. &. Ind Be it further ena17td, That
where any two adjoining difriets of the
United States fhall be divided from each
other in whole or in part, by any river,
bay, water, water courie or mountain, the
whole width Of fuoh river, bay, water,
water courfe or mountain, as the Gale may
be, ll1ali be taken and deemed, to all in
tents and purpofes, to be within both of
the dilfrifs toto be divided hereby.
Sec. 6. And be i. further ena1ed, That
the faid diRriets fhall be claGed into fix cir
cuts in,nanner following that is to fay (:
the firft circuit fhall coniift of the difricts
ofMaine, New ampfhire, Mahschufetts,
and Rhode Ifland the fecond, Of the diff
tricts OF Connecticut, Vermont, Albany
and New York the third, of the diftriefs
\ of Jerfey, the eaaern and weItern ditricts
/. Of Pennfylvania, and Delaware !; the fourth
u Of the diarits of Maryland, and the eaf-
q tern and wehern diftri6ts Of Virginia the
Fifth, of the difri6as Of North Carolina,
South Carolina and Georgia. and the Gxth,
Of the ditrias Of EAT Tennelee, Wet
TcnnefIee, Kentucky, and Ohio.
Sec. !. Ind beit further euat7ea, That
there fhall be iii each Of the aforeiaid cir,
Cats, except the 9th circuit, three judges
of the United States, to be called circuit
ejadgcs; one ofwhom ihall be commiHion-
ed as chief Judge; and that there hall be
circuit court Of the United States, in
and for each Of the aforefaid circuits, to be
compoded ofthe circuit judges within the
6ve6ra circuits respectively and in the
9th circuit, by circuit Judge, and. the
judges Of the diAria courts Of Kentucky
and Tennc1ee, the duty Of all of whom it
ihall be to'attend, but any two of whom
ihall form quorum and that each and
every of the faid circuit courts .fhall hold
two kfions annually, at the times and
Places following, in and for each difriA
contained within their lcveral circuits re-
ipcctively; that's to FAY, the circuit court
Of the frR circuit at Providence, on the
eighth.day of May, and at Newport, on
the ir9 day of November, in and for the
diftrid Of Rhode IAand; at Bottom in and
for the difritf of Maf1achufetts, on the
twenty iecond day Of May and fifteenth
day Of October; at Portfmouth on the
eighth day Of June, and at Exeter on the
twenty ninth day of Septembcr, in and for
the diftria ofNew- Hampfhire; in and for
the difrict Of Maine, at Portland on the
fifteenth day of June, and at Wifcaaet on
the 1zd day Of September. The r;rc,,;t
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
John Phillips,

INFORMS he inhabitants Of Portland and its vicinity
that he has taken fhop III Fore Greet, directly op-
polite Mr. TyAtew Eerrshy Vendue Office, IA ely occu-
pied by Capt Tobs Al<a where he has for Tale the
following articles viz:
Wel-India and N r. Pam, Brandy Gin. Cherr-,
Run, French Apnifecd, Pork MiddIngs, Flour, pee
Bohea and Souehone Tea, Coffee Choco ate Cotton
Loaf and Brown.suglr, Rsifns Lemons SPs.oi0. Roat
and French Indigo, Cotton and Wool C4r.s. led. "a
and I'D Mails, Powder and Shot, Writing paDer
Pepper, Allfpee, Cinnamon, C.n1er, vinrgat
Cheefe. Candies Shoe KNIVES Shoe RafDs, Foar File
round DO. Tobacco aud Snuff &c &C.
gT The SHGEM AKlNG Bufnels,
is carried o. BY JoHN d SETH PHILLIPS, II The
head OF CO. Waise's Wharf where contain a,ten-
dance viii BE given, and the faae hvors gratefully
aekas-ledge4, F,,tsss ~. ID.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
HANNAH YOUNG.
Commonwealth Of lIaGachufetts.

"a BE H0gf sfRgsr5fat1iVes. 9Ers SB 1891.
ON the petition Of Hannah Young widow OF and
sdnininiGtrztriz the eftate Of Henry Young late
Of Cufhng, III faid Comfy o. Lincoln, Mariner, de-
cca1ed praying hat fhe may be empowered to con.
vey certain pieces Of land therein mentioned to Cor.
neiys Davis.
ORDERED. that the petitioner notify at PEI Ton.
concerned ty puSIiiiing copy Of her petition and
ordsf thereon, 50 OF the Newt papers p,isted at
Portland, three weeks fucec5hveIg--he Ial pubiiea.
on 70 Be thirty days before the fecoad Wednesday Of
the next feiion of the General Court thar they m
then appear and few caule If any they have why the
prayer Of laid petition houd not be granted Scot ID
for concurrence,
EDWARD r. ROBBINS Ss.at.r.
n Sezaft, TEHs 8tb, 8oI Read and concurred
DAVID COBB Pys,f4srf
A true copy AtteA,
,cEoRCE e. VAUGHAN Ck,E n Se4a.e.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
w. 3. Reed.
Prom, LoNDoN, and late ON BosroS,
SILK DYER 81 SCOURER.


AT Mr. Gays, Hsir-ereGe-, Mliddleareet, Portland,
~ EOS lesve 70 inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
J az Portland and ( vicinity, that he means 10
oprn the above buinefs directly Any defcription
OF co'or'' either 90 Silks, Satins, DamaGss, Vel
vets, Woolena, 81. &c. hr engages carefully ID
hnith, and warrant the colors to nand Coats,
Waitoosts or SmalIcloathes neatly fconred, and
ipSts extracted-Likewife dyed v hole without rip
pmg abroad. Calico gowns, Gk ftockings, bed
turnfurr' iofa and chair bottom coverings glazed,
I he oolors well preferred, and will appear almof
As new.--Mullins by the piece or ty the gown
DYED a4te, yellow. or permanent black.
SIX Stockings, Groves or Mtts, dyed to any
Gauzes, Grapes and Lace, do. Chip Bonnets and
Cartl Hair Shawls, 10.
BEAUTIFUL liquid Blue, a: IA per hottie.
Mourning for funerals dyed at the harteif notice.
and orders from the country attended 70 with
Pusauslity and dfoatch.
N. .. Mr.. r. 7UjGeI to isfta,ats 70 TIE babe, fbat
6i' JPay will 8; TIT erf IRE. Juat Is,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29

70 ne Bon. ne Senate and Gestisaiea of-t5s Hgzi
efRPr9itRiafiue5 W ne C0r7Rs474ea.b or mar
}a.bgtstn .-.. ....
n! NHE Petition az Haunah Young widow u. and
A Adall0inrati1 On the eaate W Henry Toung, Ia.-
81 CuGlisg, The eounty Of Lincoln, Mariner, ts-vac
Cd. hdmky 4hewe.h--Frat your Petitioners hafb4nd
had il the year 1892 ion- land II fud Cgfiaz ap-
Pracd and et Oft 10 him ia ful fltsfa6cu AZ al gle
eut0n, obtaIrrd a8aint chari Adams OF faid Cua,-
ng. ~arine-EhsI the iai1 an1 cilpofed Of IN the
FAD decelcd If tint Cornelius DAVIS OF r4d Cain
ing-tfat before the time of exemption had expired
and before any leg conveyance OF lad land was made
your Petitioners hubA1d died fea in February 300
Your Petitioner therefore humbly prays thar your
honors would enlpowCr her III her laid Capacity TO
make and execute alegal iced Of conveyAnce Of laid
laad g tAt 4id Cornelius D4-s according the mites
and bounds ret forth III he retsrn made on he laid
execution and your petiiionsr in duty bound ll4ll
ever pray
HANNAH X0yfAJ1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29

n ne arrival Of the fhip IoGah. Collins, al
s,'sxork from Liverpool, London papers have
IA received to Maya.
0fscial letters, with an account Of military
..,rstions in Egypt down to March u, have
~ prnt d in he Lon len Gazette. On the
IA. The Bridh repulfed the French ia an i'm
.sr,snt battle. Sach was the ei}imation Of the
M.elligeoee 10 England. that lively and gen
III felicitarior attended its publication
.<Tbe Britiih Hsei IL the Battle bad aDpeared
a CarlArsna, and Ad. Pa ker, End he king
IA Sweden iaierthanged letters. What would
Aaye bs:n the ecnfeouence Of the royal anfa er,
hsd notths Britilh Admiral received dfpatches
About l1e rnis il was comnluh Gated, is un. er-
fsn. Bot il coniequence ef thofe dilpatches
hsr.trtnsd to Copenhagen; where it is faid,
n p.kotiston q gs1e. n coenpromife If the
k:Hsrenses between Great B,rsin and the
Northern Powers, was opened under the aufpi
sss Of TIC new Emperor of RuGia, who had III
iced the terms to be Propoled The London
tAtOs appear coohdent Of fpse By renewal Of
lsrmony.
Relative to Peace Between Great Britain and
rance we fad no pscuiiar information b1t
pSat our readers already prGfs- The Ehglih,
RoveVer, conceive the events in Egypt bright
h he rrofpea.
The Danes wereto evacuare Hamburg III the
Iourfe Of tie 6ra week inMay.
The Britih and French funds were at i'm.
'foved prices. (PaLJ
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29

NOTICE is hereby Given ,hat tie fsni-anarai meet,
ing of the Overfcers ~ Bawdoin College, Ran
ADJOURNED 70 the Or dav Tay next thee to meet AZ
The dwelling houfe II T-H~ DUNNtNG 10 Baqr1osI Al,
p o'eock n n on faid d,y for he ezprcf purpoe
q chorfrc preGfcnr or aid College ana her forr
puntfusl ateedauce ~ the Members !. r,qucntd
NJ TX LANGOON Hull, Ss,y
Ct5Rssssys, Jars 40, lScI. .a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
a)ortlano,
M0NDAr, JUNE 20, 1901.
~ goYr THE BAPTTST.
---.s@~ - 49, =

I" 2
III .-.vsrfaTy ftFtivai Of this patron 70 Malonry
R.saans',e4;o this.tovn or Wednesday lat, by the
i roIoe Of Free and Accepted Mafons, and Vi
'H'asy They net at Uaion Hall, which wal
...Siaa faperor lille: PrUcetiion was there
.s;,b q, able nuic, which proceeded to the
800 hosTet Of abe Kew. Mr.. Kellogg where a
7s "a tso,,tion was pronounced by Brother JAMES
30 s,esTINs il manner Of unaffected eloquence,
n the fpeaker and craft, and pleafngy in
I numerous audicRce--The proceiiion then
80. go i the Hall; and in brotherly harmony aud
80 na,took of luxurious banquet prepared foi
81 nccatIca.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29

CIRAYED or EoIen o. Nonday Taft, from rb-
- tn'i"iurt w the willow yaae Pefryi5z, ~ uni.
w'ck. adark req HORSE. sbout fonrteen ,7f i,
S7lt hands h'sh, Gy- yeArs old, black ms5r and
tai, PAGES and tsoU--tne har uf his foot-lork.
lately ,ut OF -Any Prfi.ln who win give INTO r.a
o. u Tie th'ei, Il TO eni Horfs; or return
fad Eiorlc 70 nae n Bath, fan b hardfoniefy X.
"An'td, John PETERSON.
bIt5 744r rs,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29

HE oubicriber hereby gives uoIc, % an CON
L Gene, fha' oaving been dry apru,ntr All.
II "'itrator or-tir Share IF EBENEZER GRAY.
l4tr " lrthylrnDUtl, W the tuunty NJ Com
hc'End, Manner, Sccea.rd, has taken upoa bin
IA truR, md gtvco Bond Is the law dlr, cts: FL
thtFtf1re ftqtcts an rtriU0s who ak indt b:ed wv
atd drctalcl's ctztr 10 make Immediate n,trnst
md thois VITO have any drmapas n Gsoa a. exbi.
oit thr fame 70 ALLEN DElNEWATER.
Ju4e ~.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
BANKRUPTCY

NyH5REAS ConHiifion of Blnkrr7.cv, foun
w det npnn ne AT ~ Csuf-rf. " y United
Siate', @ d b. The fourth day of April 300. en-
uted J" a. afto raaRi1l aHnlforrn fyRem %
Bankruptcy thr iugH9ut fhe United States" MAJ
been A~Grdtd ana Tined .zsstua
Sanrel NJ. Quincy,
Of PortiIhd, 10 tie dA III of Maine. ntcrcb7nt and
ne iaid samuel ii. Quincy las bren declared 4
b416rupt' heis hereby auired TO fnrrendrr hifu-
l'H ~ me Comm lh1Hrrs ID the ifd Commillion
named, or % Chr maior part ~ them, o. tn 10th
Gay OF July nsNt, and on h .Ah az the fame
monie AID the 10 Of Ac ,uff next, at 10 O'Clock
II The forenoon of each Of sd days, Al thrAu6t "a
Room o. EGvarG OrnGrs in Frth -Hrest, Portland,
and mare toll dlicoverY and dif-iufure Of his IL
ia's and ef c. when and where his creditors are
hereby notified 20 come prepared 10 prove their
dehis; and al the fecond meeting 10 choole an az
hgnee; and at the laf meeting the fai1 Bankrupt
u required to hniih nj. examination; and Ak flid
lat mertine, any Of tie creditors ~ tai4 Bankrupt
may be heard, if they alal Zee 6i before Tad Com
mhoners, againf the making cr allowing IF 4 Ger
t'hcate n the Judge 81 fid dhii6. ID entitle the
faid bankrupt to A Crst 2. ate Of difcharge An
Perfons indebted TO fsid Bankrupt, are 10 make
payment, and thofr VINO have any OF his efF1tts
are to deliver tn fimt 10 fuch ptrfons only as The
Commiihoners ha appoint.
EDWARD CXNARD,
LBENFZER MAYO,
JOSEPH TITCOMB.
Portland, J.5F ao, Sci.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
A MINE

ri Siay and Lad has been difcovered at
-. about fifteen miles from this town.
' ~. rrondrs 10 be fource of very conider
- - wtalh, to The proPrietors. Workmen, il
!. F,;a are already engaged IN preparing the
sStfsI
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
CINCINNATI.

VIE Members of the Society Of Cincinnati Of he
a. Commonwealth Of Msfachulers are hereby notf.
bed that shelf annual meeting viii be holden on Sata-
ay' H' t9Eyt5 ay e Jay next, At Joo'clock a. NJ at
Concert tan ins5yfoq, where dinner will be provd-
cd as ufuAl
Any neE'heri Of tie iociety or other States who nav
bel boitca Ga lard day are refes6tu,7 invited 10 a.
tend THoMAS EDWARDS, sserstzry.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29

hARRiED-At Buehill ~ the Rev Y her, Mr..
sEnat Brown to Wiz Ruth Hortsu, IF / dauahryr u
Up. loalu1 Horton. Of that Dowu
2 tbs 'oWr, Ian evening, Cspt Eaa.i, Kart to AIfs
ALy Bsly.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29


HAVING bss "'qa2ers cf the P,K4at5yctie L24syy not
s0ls to eEtrica;e it from the diculry and
tsion y I ,na which Il bad been involved bg the
he Io,, La. y JOSEPH HAWKINS, FOR Whole bcue6t
u Ieaa U@ granted, End, that they cannot, With
THE TIM, proceed to complete the drawing,
ssts merry PToPsIed And entertaining fdnle
pts1''ng what Operation the late ltatute p41ed
80 regulating lotteries, may have upon this
fsttb,, gers condder It necedlry to poreone
est tt,T. u,@~'hg un5il the fra Of Oaobcr next OF
n,sares Mounts be removed II the mean tine.
etkss DC petiOed to sfcertain what number OF
2 arl,h.. u.iold and what monies may be collect
toas h,p .as brue6t Of the adventures. No exer-
= saves,,se.W wanting 70 givd as much fatisfaaon 70
1St S's' Is the circumstances OF the cafe viii
'''-y ify 4, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29

We Subtcriber hereby gives norire ID All con
errnrd, That having been duly appointed "
minltFaior 60 IN etste cf REUBEN GRAY. u
ot Rouhyarmnnth, I'm the coultv III CHAMBERLAIN \.
Mariner drcealrt, has en- upon htr tbat truG.
and given bond as tn law drectS: r. ihsreto :
re leits AZ pernUs nho arc indeh,ed o faid de
q area etate ~ maxi Immediate plymeDt; add
hote who haze any demand thereon. 10 exh,,it
the tame, 70 ALLEN DRINKWA TER.
Yts7e 40.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
United Sfafe,.-DiRfa of Main.

THE Subfcriber hereby gives notice
a. 20 Al concerned, that he has taken upon bi1r-
the trufs Of an Executor the Ian Will and TeHlmept
OF EDMUND FOGG.
late q NewgouceR-r ytonan, dcccared and - fich
ne re9uets All perlnns who have any demands upon
the etA.e OF fad deeeaicd bring 10 the fame and
'H0le VINO aIe indebted thereto, to make INN d4te
payment without delay
:. EDMuND FOGG, EneAto-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29

1lLDl-At Ba cor. Mrs. Azary 4,t.f aged a con.
scF Of haj Robert Treat.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29

TT7HF conncKion II bu1reis, carries ~ w thr
l So1fcribrrs under be srm " WILLIAM
DOBBS & Co. was, bv ruri4l cohieaf, DC .lve4
an the 77'h infant. The conrrrE5 NJ he haur- ~
Pnul4nd will w f-tt-d nv FPwARD WzavEy
and thofe 10 Boron, ~ Csc. WsgETrLp.
WILLIAM DOBBS
EDWARD WEAVER.
GEORGE WAKEFIELD.
Porf,1,d ,oyb H,g, tsot
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29

10 LET,
4 BRICKSTORE in Fore -freet in good e.
4 = natiea for dealer in W. a-India Goods ak,
Groceries. Inquire AZ Wm:Fennelly's Office
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
Pokg op PozrLAnB.

ss'Ta.5' June T--4rrivsj fadoooer Farmer, cant.
- oman 40 Gays from JscDeL Sailed % conpa.
"a 'Asi boomer Lydi2 scd Polly 81 bolton caot
- T',Oni lchoonsr Lark 81 salem capt lanes Sit.
IN a JAcmei brig Norfolk Standby; fchooner
y. !, D'.timorei brig Hewk a. Newyork, capt
-. - l-s ga June izr. al, AZ north, pose
=, ~, JI o, Newo1ryport, 5oord for cuad lleupe
nay Jug ~ Arrived brig Angufs, Capt A.
A'0' = days tcm the HAVANA.
Car, pAas. cAsrrSf. Jvt y.
80 q thls port few dsvs fncr. II III dxys par
! - ..V ~, Augdon, Gam has COMMUNICATED %
. n ~, inat "hile bis -ftl l2y al that port,
A ~. on board ighoo0er belonging q Kennc-
n,-f ~.P'' stone Whit On board lad fchooner,
h D. aas' armed with fpyords and niRo]s. from
c.. c rlsatr' came on board, and demanded
mn ,bs, 80. Cfsw laying they wanted men, and
sssr4 X. soull nave. Capt. Stone remonRrated
Erfcls5 ~, ~ iurT-sdding, that his mehwere al
theles5s- ~" ~ regular projections. This however,
An'sric,oa .@'l ne lid not regard, and that the
a., 1u-Y' forced the whole of .be crew on board
en- GLs'ge, Threatening them vylth inhan, dearh in
NC! d'd not comply.
DIE SIsso,sTranean fquadr under CoEn1o lore
The w ipoken in lat. IS, 90.
ha 81 s.slten Hoop Of war was fold On Tbrrf1ay
ihaael Fe9,,, 'o'Soo dollars. The parch4irr, Ma.
drsd o II, ma The irgaie Adams, It NowyoiE, !, or
e Mediterranean
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
IN MAINE.

From Sohodie BY Pcnnemaquan, Dennyfvir, Ma
chlas GA1adicitUl'e, Columbia and Narrsgnagus Il
G2ldiborosgh, once week Leave Seodic every
friday at P NJ and AR We Gauldborough the uext
moha@y oy ?. A. leave Gouldlboroagh every TueI
dayb x. A. and arrive IL Scodic The 9e1t Fr,d1v
70 A. NJ =
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PROPOSALS

Cor eerrpzg t5s NILS on he Uaitad St1tss o.
ne t9lo70'sg r0aiss, zyH IL reeeived 1t tbe Gea-
er9l P3F.lfee IL i1qz5i-gtga CRY, anti he St5
. Nag Oh .g4ly zert. ia1lajevs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-27
Valuable Property TOR Sale.

SEVEN hundred andeighty-eight acres
In the county Of Hampfhire, on the wa
tiers of Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and go from
Wincheter. This. land is full of wood.
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 to 60 acres of bot-
tom, and rich high lands to each; and in
the heart of the timber there is fine feat
for faw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thoufand eight hundred and for.
ty-hvc acres in the county of Ohio, on
the waters of Grave and Fiji Creeks.
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pittiburg. Some Of the{c lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities Of
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
of that county, will thew theie lands.
One hundred feventy- fix and three
fourrhs acres, within three miles Of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon.
near It's mouth, and within Of a mile
of the River Potomak. This land has
about 10 or 80 acres of rich bottom.
moftly in cultivation, with 774 fine Suear
Trees on it; from which / am informed
there may be made 3ooolb. Of good fugar
annually. There are alto a feat for GRIT
and faw mills on it, equal to any in that
neighborhood, and upon never fa;I;no
itream of water. The upland is rich
with plenty Of timber, and part under cul
tivation. This farm is well imnroved
with a good orchard, houies and fenc;no
and rented lait year for produce equal 20
1ixty. pounds per ann. Mr.. Toieph Butler.
at the Warm Springs, will thew II. / will
fell all, or any of the above lands for caf,
or upon credit, or take in exchange for
them lands in Fairfax County, or lots Of
land in the City Of Alexandria, or the
City of Warrington.
R. T. HOoE.
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Shreve and Tanney,

Shreve and Janney,
f7af0s for Iale at tbeir ./forr, on Union. Rsert,
tile folloeuing a,heks-
"a barrels tanners.oil
SO boxes Florence. do.
20 do. Cattle foap
80 do. dipt candles
so do. mould do.
So do. HAVANA fegars
60 barrels Eaa SWEET india fugars
Hyion, fuchong and bohea teas
18th proof Barcelona brandy
Writing and wrapping paper
China aforted In boxes
Ruaia duck and cordage
A variety of fhoes and foal leather
"A few bales of Gurrahs, and few
Pieces Of handfome furniture.
January 20. co
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On WEDNESDAY til NTH duy
Of March n<xt, WILL 81 sold, &c
FIR, j not the next fair Pay, at TIE.
plantation Of Roger Wet, HeeeaJsx,
All the Houiehold and Kit
chen furniture; about twenty head ofcat-
tie; a young fallion three years old in
May or June next; very good riding
horte and fome other horfes; four or five
Negroes, none of whom reold. Nine
months. credit will be given on all flrns
above IS dollars, giving bond with ap-
proved iecurity, all fims Of Il dollars,
and under, cath mutt be paid.
! And at the fame time iome young NE
lGROES will be hired.
| All perfons having claims againR the
eftate, are dehred to bring them forward
|properly proved; and allperlons indebted
TO the eftate are requctted to make imme-
ldiate payment.
i An Overieer is wanted to take charge
of the plantation-any perlon inclinable to
undertake It will make dpeedy appplica-
Ition.
/ RICHARD CONWAY, E.x'or.
February ~. f d