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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-07
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER =.
frfrAa efa letter .t'om 7ortola, recrisved
at P5fL1Ee/bb;o J,tsy n a.

Estraa efa letter t,om To,tola, ,ecrived
at Philadelphia, dated Oe7o5ey (.
-" Lately was recap,ured and ient into
this port, the ihip Zenobia, How ard, of
New York, richly laden and bound to
Hamburg. She has been relealed and is
TO proceed Tomorrow for Hamburg, hay-
paid one iixth falvage. About month
ilnce, brig loaded with -four, without a
foul on board, drove on Nlore on an ada
cent liland. 1t appears by papers found,
thar the belongs to Baltimore, capt. Wifi
man or Whitman; cannot learn her name. >,
Prices at ST. Tbomas, Oao6er 6, 1901.
Mulcovado Sugar, 7! TO s dolls. p. loo.bs
Cof.e, 70 cents
Cocoa, 20 cents per III
Porto Rico Cotton, a. cents
All articles of American produce unfea-
ionaole, and great quantities on hand.
Flour IL to Is dolls. per bbl. Payment
Rye Flour, 8 dolls. per bbl. in
Corn, ! dolls. per bufacl. Produce.
Some fales had been made of meal, at
from 10 to IL dolls. per hid. and 4 dolls.
per Dbl.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-07
By his Days MAIL.
Late Foreign Intelligence.
. The Berceau.
LISBON, Auguft IL.

Exfra9 of a Atfrr.
Stree l had the pleaiure of writing
you laa, the remainder of our valuable
Brazil feet from Mapahon and Pernam-
huca, amounting to 80 fail is aiely ar
rived here.
The French army fill retain its ,,o-
iition, and, wkat is very extraordinary,
it is daily increafng. General ST. Cyr
ieems fill TO be determined on the vonoueA
OF Portugal. The Due d'Alfoens is gone
to the baths of the Caldas. His father
in-law, the lord chamberlain, the MARQUIS
de Marialva, has participated in his tou
in-law's ditgrace: He is dilmiGed from
his poH, and is retired to lis eRate at
C'otra. A niece ofrhe marquis de Marial-
va lsmarried TO the eheyag;er de Almeida
a;eenyoy In London, and now minilter
for foreign affairs.
The only Britih hip of war here
now is the Pheton frigate, which is arr;v
ed from Gibraltar, and has brought feve-
raj ofacers OF the army and navy wounded
IN Egypt who are going home to Eng
Befdes the Packet which is now
t epond TO England, there is another here,
I'ae FaFlequin) which, ifmy information
DC correct, will be the laG packet that
, WIN oiinS you news from me, as / am
. S;11 a. Informed that no other packet
WIN WIN &c allowed to enter this from Eng
6 i, MAYOR La Mouaaye is now the Col.
Es sns Loyal Emigrant regiment, vice Col.
Fletcher, deceafed." W.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-07
BAL TIMORE, November a..


Arrived, iloop John, capt. Warner, IS
days from Guadaoupe.
Ship Kanada, capt. Stewart, was to
fail the day after the John, for Baltimore.
Alio, brig Two Brothers, 20 days from
Guadaloupc.
Alto, ihip General Greene, capt. NIL
Ter, from Rappahannock.
Arrived, brig Two Brothers, captain
Dawion. She failed from BaGatefre,
lGuat'aloupe) on the 10th October. On
the 18th, to windward of Antigua, was
boarded by the Britifh frigate Androneda,
which, after examining her papers, and
breaking open all the letters reipetting
her cargo, iufEered her TO pats.
November S.
Arrived, fch'r Bellona, capt. Price, Il,
days from Cape Francois. Left there,
ich'r Margaret, capt. Cobb, of Baltimore,
arrived two days before the Pellcna failed.
Spoke nothing.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-07
FROM EGYPT.

W vooNSFANTINOPLE, Inlv zr.
Yeaerday we received advice ,bs5S -.
tsa n Of Cairo was carried into eff
, ,ts' on On the 10th of July, on which dav
s srs french troops marched out, and vr,s
IN IT'S believed here that Genera, u.oo,
w., @nl not o delay TO accede to the can;ln,,
!; ;'On OF Cairo, as the city Of sleIandr ID,
,ba ,; ;ua to the gtea,ea difref,. All
# n ,.,aiaoi'Snts who cannot procure a ftocL
!. J, plosllions for three months, are ohio Bic
:, y iSaVe the town. The wan, of -.
,6 H. y =, extreme, and the inundations 49,
h. t .ulSs and Englih have occaGonsd
E, breaking down the Dykes Of the lie =,
rs ,ao'ia Ia, and Labach, have increafcd ,b;s
y, want. The Tea has overaowss ,Sn I'm .n''
E,. near Alexandra for the ex,en, of <
Will 49,, and entirely rninea ,be CO.,
he s s,s conveyed the waters Of the N II, "a
Gu 'y. The communication bct," ,e 20
sut off. 10 Ahwiie entirely
q corvette, and a fnaIl faip Of Il. e.,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-07

uioi' vi o''.',e"u1'e, nave, AZ is tatd, got
into Alexandria; but the lleer i,ieif re-
turned TO France, after it had appeared
on the African coat TO the northeait of
Alexandria, where it FILTERED coniiderably
by violent form.
Lord Eigin had TO day an extraordina.
ry audience of the Caimacan, or deputy
grand Vizier, who preicnted him ON the
part OF the Grand Seignior with an al
grette, iet With precious tones, OF the va
lue of 10000 piafres, horfe, magnii.
Gently capariioned, and Il beautiful peliiie.
The perions in the train of lord Eigin have
likewile received furs and other preients.
Comfortable preients will likewile be
icnt to the knglith faH officers at E.
gypt.
Several nfports have failed in hate for
Egypt, as is ilppoic |, to take on board a
part OF the French ,roops which are to be
conveyed to France.
-4nef6er leifer, FAME date, in HAMBURG
paper Of Ang. rs.
The capitulation of Cairo has been com
municated to gen. Menou, with an invita-
ticn to accede to the fame within ten DAYS
as otherwiie iuch favorable conditions will
nos be granted them.
Bets have been laid here that before the
expiration of three weeks, courier will
arrive with advice Of the iurre,dcr of A
lexandria-the report that it has already
surrendered is premature.
The Englifh and Turkih army to which
Cairo iurrendered amounted TO $4,000
men. General Belliard, expecting to be
attacked on all fides, propofed an armiGice
for five days, which the grand vizier at
frf refufed to grant; bur it was at laa a.
greed to by the advice of the capt. Pacha.
The French delivered rs hoRages : and
the negotiation were followed by the ca
pitulation, which was concluded ON the
zSth of jane.
After the expiration of the FIVE days,
the Jan;zar;es, and tome officers, entered
Cairo, TO take an account OF the ammuni-
ton and other flores in the city. The
courier ient By the Captain Pacha to Con-
itantinople, with advice of the furrender of
Cairo, has been prciented with fuperb
peliile, valuable aigrette, and penfion
for life. The fuburb of Pcre, and part
OF Conaantinople, was illuminated for :
iucceiiive nights on account of the iurren-
der OF Cairo. The value of the maeni6,
Gently capariioned Arabian horte, preiens-
ed to lord Elgin, is eifimared at 10, 200
piaares.
In ccnfequence of the furrender of Cairo,
orders have been ihued to fet at liberty all
the French priioners in the Turki(h Safes.
except the French charge D'A4aues, hi.
Secretary, and the Firf Dragoman, Dan
ton, who will remain in the Seven Towers
till the CONTEXT is finally decided.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-07

iaooars, that the prefcnt hour;hing fitu,.
ZION OF the paper mu& be attriou.ed. Ir
has Eigbf Ra4a''fd rcfpettablc Importers
a're' than when commenced it, betide.
an increaie OF adyertiiing cultom proper.
tomato 70 the additional iubflribers.
That l have created many enemies, is
evident. SeEo~n pre/feafions, commenced
within twelve months, bear tcitimony to
the fact. / have, however, the pieaiing
reelection, that whatever may be the iiIue.
l have never Intentionally committed an
ACT which | did not conceive jpGiGable
and proper, as an Editor aad an American.
{. ?. WANE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Z.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-07

MN BE SOLD, at Pe5hc Aul7iou, on
TIE 3remges, on tie Jteoaa 4NoU49ay i'll
Novsm6er next, fbetol2szcisg v0luuLL
Lars fbe to1vu Of lilexanl,:q, vtS.
One LOT Et4ate on the
ega .Fdt IF Faiy1ax jI,eet and /,utb H0s Of
King Je'vet, Jronfing on Fairtax A,ret 8.
feet, and an King .freet SO feet 6 inches,
6oa1aed an the /ouib BY eu alley. This
lot is me of Tie bef htuatious in tie fozvu
Of Hlrxana,ia far bnfue/s, nndbas an ii a
Aarge and es1veaient fare 9nd 4.oy4.l.ae
boaJe.
One other LOT Etuate OH
The Gatb hat Of King Rreet, 5et4vesu Wa-
ter and CAi2n .freets, j'oufiAe IN Awy
yf'eet 65 FEET, and ascending back ~
feet to al alley.
And one other LOT on the
avef fae et Wafer freet, fyoztiug an Ma
Ter freet 81 fer, extending back % feet
5 inches u an 4AAsy, a3dis Jsmasa an tie
uorfJ BY an aAey.
Alto,
The tal2oqOmg GROUND RENTS in
fee, piz.
4 Rent of tcuo hundred
and t7vo dollars and an halt, granted 5y
JObn JJf3cks, Chy Wm4Io,, Us. JeueIs
and Cra7gford Jenek,, TO 1obu F1xye-
rail-, late aee'a, bis heirs and aAGyus fer
e7'ey, iDaiag ant ofaudebayged an tqvo lofs
IF grand on fbe e45f .EAs Of Water Rreet
and /oatb Eae Of King freet.
And one other Rent of
fsventJ enc poanas, eur,eut money of Y,r-
lgiuia, granted BY Benjamin Laxg Roa TO
to THE -jaid Jobu Fitzgerald, his heirs anu
Wgns freezer, Damg ant Of and charged
an Afg ground an tie /oaib GAe of Kmg
.freef, bef7Ueen Water and Jniau Ryeets.
(which /rveral hts ana, grouud rents, 7orye
conVGyed BY -Iai4 Jsdu Fitzgeyala to The
/u6/cu6ers.
One t0a,fb Of The buyebq/e money 7oW
be required in cg<6, and mates, zveH en-.
doyIsd, neg0tiabk in The bank efAlexau-
dria, or IN any Of tbe banks of Baltimore,
or in the bank Of Columbia, PAYABLE in
thirty, Fxty and ninety dqys, be taken
tor the rsfdue.
Wallace, Johnfon g Muir.
SEPT. 5. Iaw4w. ddts
H. and L. MOORE,
Aa6tioneers.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-07

ilnce LII November; and it is iurpof-d
that TIE pre!imiuaries Of this convention
have been at lait fe1tled between Nj. de
kaiitichew and citizen Tal!eyrand, ana
iens to PeteftSlrg fox The appreciation of
Alexander |.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
(Cosfiansd 6om exy iee. J

= y -
VT7ITH confidence, aud p,ealhrc, do
Wv Republicans aacnt 30 an examination
Of their oficil, conduttsanong the Ptstir.
With confidence, that the motives, and ten
dcncy Of that conduit will appear fAirer, and
moro laudablc aom icru;iny and with
plcafurs, as fuch is the only cruciblc of po-
li,ical purity, and rreiervation. 1t matters
no, who il is, nor whar the deGsrs are that
give occaiion to il : No matter what bt end
aud aim is s;---were 1t no other than to en-
gender contu6on, and dilikc: Ii remotely
agitatcs a great Coma ttutional right, which
is never moved but with advantage to the
Public. However i'll judged, then, on Bis
part, at the preiens fsafon Of vigilance, and
perturbation, when the minds of men arc dif-
tended, and qoickencd to difccra the truth,
as ielstcs 20 civil freedom, and cxpcdi:ncc !;
il Is not lefs graceful to thofe, whole beR.
and brightet hopes, arc the reta!t, Of fcvere
enquiry. :. ssi -y4 Fi
The queRion involved in the rrsfeut
difpute, is, whether th: RESOLUTIONS
wcrc proper and becoming, and whether. with
regard 10 the "psisatc actions" tina, wcr
fpeovoned, as " depending" they will have
The influence which it is trs'saasa they will
have.
There il nc o'her way to arrive ct the
right Of this buhnef.. than by giving, io the
hrit place, a faithful hiRory Of il, with an
exolsn,t ,tion Of its caufes. iatentions, and
probable coaicqoeoces.
Be il known, then, that Jsbr Dsrresce,
IL empharicaly. habbcrdafher in Law, and
Spittlf6eld weaver in polirics; aud, il is faid,
OF lriih extraa. Tho this IL improbable.
For the fpecimsns which he has lately given
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21

The motives which operated with US, ID
feireting you tor that aatioh, WE will con-
cifely tate
Wa had beheld, with the charaeteriai-
esl Indignation of freemcn, the daring anti
republican viexs aud mea1ures Of the late
federal ad pinifrarion.
Wa difc,ycred its unequivocal deGgn,
20 bring us again TO the level OF colonial vai-
falaee, by uinrping our individual rights, and
introducing principles, hottie TO the indc-
pcndeoce, and fovereignty Of our nation.
We diiccvef too, It's attempts. indicat-
ed in its mesiorcs, 10 aiiena,c Us from the in
Ajcnce of tbe truth that the pure and right
rous fourcc OF all power--al authority, is in
PHoPLs.
This truth being fubverted, il would
,hcr have been work of no difficulty, to
/. reduce US 10 the condition of human aproma-
tons, divcRed OF every fpccies otcncrgy, fave
thar which would dcpt Il upon the caprice,
aud the FOLLY, OF the minIon, OF depot.
WE difcovercd the principles OF the adj
Jpiniaration, taking fat hold on the mott
remote and fubosdina,e Of It's branches /: And
that they had begun, even to Pcrvade the bo-
uy Oh tllC UdilOUs
Hence rcful,cd. from tfefc feveral dif.
coverics the inperious nccelity, of OUR ex-
ercifng thofe powers with which WE know
ourfelvcs 10 be invelted, by nature and ma
ture's G ,d.--And by means which WE our
fe'vcs had created and of preferving not
only our own character and privilcges entire
and inviolate, but thofe Of our poRerity.
Under conviction OF this nece0iy, WE
faid let Us bring back our government to It's
pure and pFimevA principles LctIus change
our fervants lef US. iasfhqrt, fostch from
che hands OF oas rulcrss the power and the
means, which hnd enabled them TO neglect
thrir duties, and to sbufe our truRs. All
this wns done. The Hgcsn calls were cleanf-
ed, bccaule the lrcngth Of Hercules direct
ed a channel thro' them.
Having thus hatcd ihsfc motives, and
this conduit, need VIZ point out our mex, ex-
peetations from the preient osganizsiions OF
ahe government
Knowing. however, the vaf efeets, mo-
raj and political within the operation Of ex-
rcutivc funfticns, VIZ will a,se ia few
words, what WE expect viii Immediately
characterize your deportrirnt ~
1T. AReady determination, in fupport-
ing the dignity, and refpeetabii'y of the re-
publican character, in our ex ternal relations;
in order 20 refcue i, from the degradation, to
which your prcdcceTpr had reduced it.
I'D. A fupercsfEon. Of public officers,
Whole principles and examples initiate with.
and aIc repogaant to the doctrines OF the con-
2irusion this will prove one of the mott
efficicn, engines of our political regeneration.
--'fhei; arc our expectations from you -
We hope they viii be realized.
Rccolett. you are the head of a repubE-
cap nation, and that from US mutt flow that
grca, eulogjum, Z" Well done thou good and
faithful lcrvan,."
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Who viii deny this to have been the
language Of the American people, at the in.
ausu-stion of the PreGdent ! The Prc6den,
has obeyed il. Let difaFeetion then hide its
head; let the tongue Of calumny be Glen,.
+ Ceafc vipers. cbisc agaioa file.
tf" TIMOLEON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21

The Legiilatare Of Vermont has adopted
the amendmen, ct the Federal Conftitut'on,
propoied B, Maryland, directing the choice
Of Electors Of Pre6denr, &c. 10 he by the
people, ia diari6s.
Official ettoissuerf.-GiDRoN GRAM
cra, OF Connetticut, PoiRmater. General, in
the place of Jofcph Haberiham. Ie6gned.
He was expected At Wshing:oa about the
middle Of this month.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
ITO b: c Continued. ]
- Js6ge Biekrai.

t By federalRs. 1 keye msanf fkgfe rvbs
HrysgamlyJ FILED ,6enjskve lxe6' dSrixs the 0d-
mixjfrafion Of Mr.. Adams and Zobo qvers
faJion0fsJ ATTACHED TO ,be S,ireiplo ndf'iiey
Of Pinckney, ard Hamilton. 7be RtfsbE-
carr are ia fa7. tbe real tsd>,aif', IN as mS.b
az 'by 6sLtcv fSaf an indigsiabA union ef fbe
Stare, and ibe frs,Srva,ier IF fbe general S'v-'
ersmess, 10 s0enfiai 10 liberty.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21

Who will deny this to have been the
language Of the American people, at the in.
aueu-ation of the prefident The Prc6den,
has obeyed il. Let difsHrttion then hide its
head; let the tongue OF c,lutpny be flrn,.
Ceale Vipcrs, yc bite agaioa file.
tf' TIMOLEON.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-03

A = dill lOI DdlC.
q zuaN 1eUthe Fa1nu on which
{ ride, ft4af< IN tie eowty Of Fairfax
and f0te ef p1.giuia, IS miles from Tie
cities Of W1h5Mgton and 4Alesauaria, and
containing about 1000 acres. or tbis
f,ad bef1vTea .fv< and FIX hundred ae,vs
are cleared, and The yemaiude, m <rceL-
lsnt timber. a n<ever.failing ar<au rms
tbr0xgb the centre Of the fvaA. There
are 1bi,ty afres ef bet Timothy Meado4v,
in complete ordey, and ten acres ofm0zu.
ALE claDer. There are 600 bearing ~
pA lyees efexeellent quality for eyaer, and
zoo young grated trees ef tbeabelQ xuds
effable frxif. There basaLio been lately
1laafed az orchard Of dbout 1900 Pe1eb
l,ses. TIE 1OboAe tra7, aU00d-Zaud and
elea,ed, is mcle/sA BY ne4v and lvIRan1;aI
fences, and divided ixfo e0upeaieuf helds.
The Jail is peculiarly adapted to gral.-
The a1oellixg. boa,s and eFees are n@qv,
Lpaeioas, 1v<N Iuilt, eonvenieut and com.
blefeI tnj1ed. a Garden of tqvo acres,
containing tie mgf Dala45l tsmls and
plants, and q /pacious .ya,d, are melolsd
ina durable manner. There are pood Ia
6les and carriage box/r, auth evs,y ueeeE
/ayy b09l< fer ladou,s,s; the latfer 4v;tb
brick or fame ebimxies. There is an ol1
Barn q tb< eommox LIND, bit The qre0t<,
pa'r Of tie materials to b1ila a nezv barn
on tie mef ,attr0ped PeuaLylvaxia plan,
andailfbe MATERIAL to kxild a lure A0ue
Dairy are collected. TIE bxilaiues al,eo-e
9y ere1ed baVe eef mare than egbt t5ou-
/an9 aolAa,s. There Is "a good firing con-
U<aieat 10 the daOelixg hog/s, and a av<H
liz The kitchen .yAya. There are eiebfy a.
e,xs Of g'v7uing s0beat, Gfiy Of, 4vbieb in.
faIlorv lard prepared is 5be bsa manner,
and and all 9,omGxg q Urge eyep; md fassy
Herxs Of Rye. 6.
Tape-sbirdI Of fb< bs,r6s/s. ssos<y nun
be paid il band, and The balance Iees,sd
BY mortgage 1 sd< printer,
1bf 9uyeh9/<y my aJtS be 1eeomsodssed
a 2 y. tssioaaI 1,stfr.y. "a TIE amaxss ef
5000 dsl2a,y.
RICHARD BLAND LEE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-03

The high bred. !; I'M ported .Hoyje1
SIS j p IL IN c. H. !
Will cover mares this fcafon at
William Powers 8 tavern, -Four Mile Run,
between George Town and Alexandria,
at zv<nty Ddilars each mare, and One
DoNsy for the groom.
The following is. a copy Of a certificate
from Gr John Lad, bart. the original of.
which may be feen by applying to the
iubfcriber. 49, y 81
$50 London, Jan. II, 1899.
7bis is to certiy thai. Pinch auas got By
Kixg Herod, bisdam BY old llay]Ee, gyand
dam ~ fbe, Culzen A,ubian, g,xaf grand
dam Blaekey<s, ~ Regxlxs, greaf g,,Iat
gra,. dam By Grab, great ereat eyxat
grand dam ~ tb< W,a1loek Gallo4uay.
Ibis boys evas ny 9,ap<,.y and /oAd Nm.
P0zve,y.
JOHN Lid.
Witnefs bom0s Bullock.
N. B. He 4von forty tspo different
piate,,' bslsdes marches aud /aveetJqakes,
4Obae in TIE pe1zJFos Of fir Jobu Lad,
bart.
Good grats for mares at half a dollar
per week., and every attention paid them.
but NOT liable for accidents or efcapes.
The money to be paid at the time Of
covering or before the mares are taken
away.
WILLIAM POWERS
February ~. d
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i o Be Sold.
Or The fyf aaysof A4,Inext, uvillbe <s-
PIED TO Sale at sfbe Red, Hox/s, =
"a NJ / Il L..

nun s1D0fV 500 AcTcS OF LAND
adjoining, .Gfx9ted or Broad Run, ~
I Prince lillian eoany, delo1v Buck
land.
The MILL-HOUSE is two tories high
ard has two rair Of tones in il. Its faid
to be 'ftuated upon the beit lfream in that
country, and the feat as well calculated
for mill as any.upon that ifream. AS I
have not lately ieen the prcmifes / cannot
fay in what condition they are at prefent,
would therefore recommend it TO thoie
who may be inclined to purchaie, to view
them before the day Of fale.
The land will be fold with the MILL
Cne-third of the purchale money will be
required in hand, and the other two
thirds in annual infallments. The pur-
chaicr fhall receive his deed upon the firft
payment, but mortgage will be requir-
eduPon the premiies 70 lecure the refdue.
rs sf THOMAS SWAMI,
Att0,u<y toy s7fobu W;yIsn.
January 81. rawzm
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-03

I'm WEDNESDAY the 18th day
Of March n<xt, WILL. BE SOLD, If
.fajy, If not tbe nexf fair dry, 0tfbx
4lantatiox IF Roger Wet, deleg/ed,
All the Houiehold and Kit
chen furniture about twenty head of cat
tie; young ftallion three years old in
May or June next; very good riding
horie and fome other hories four or Ave
Negroes, none Of whom are old. Nine
months credit will be given on all flms
above IS dollars, giving bond with APP
proved fecprity, all fums Of Is dollars,
and under, cath mutt be paid.
And at the fame time iome young NE
IGROES will be hired.
AL perfons having claims againR the
.eltate, are de6red TO bring them forward
properly proved; and all perfons indebted
70 the eftate are requefed to make imme--
date payment.
An Overfeer is wanted to take charge
of the plantations any perfon inclinable to
undertake it will make fpeedy appplica-
ton. -
RICHARD CONWAY, Ex'o,.
February IL. d
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A variety Of leafonable GOODS
which they will dhpoie Of low for cath or
produce. A liberal credit will be given
to thofe who apply well recommended.
February n. eo3w
Property Tor Sac.
Two hundred and forty. acres
of excellent FARMING. LAND, lying
in the county Of Loudoun, about / miles
from Leeiburg, and one mile from the
turnpike road leading from thence to Sn;c-
ker's Gap, being part Of Scotland Traa,
formerly belonging to Mr.. w. Melton.
AZ HOU S E and LOT in
Leeibhrg, poaeaed by Mr.. Dawfon, mcr-
chant,
A HOUSE and LOT eligi-
bly, ftuated, in Fairfax ftrer, Alexan
dria, in the poAeHion of Mr.. Charles
Jones, coachmaker.
A L Q TIN Dumfries, on
which are bpdt a itrong and commodious
brick dwelling houie and kitchen, fla
bic and gfanery-in the occupancy OF Mr..
EGme Smock. This meauage, from its
vicinity to the creek and other local pro-
peries, is we'll calculated fer perfon in
the grain or tobacco bufinefs.
1.-THE two firR mentioned properties are
not previouAy difpofed of by private bar
gain, they will be expoied to public fale
at Mrs. Myers's tavern, in Leefburg, en-
the 9th day Of March next, being the dra
day of Loudoun county court.
For terms, application may be made to
MIR. Thomas IIarrifon, Dumfries, or to
COLIN AULD,
Cameron A,eft, alexandra.
February =. mw&ftf
For Sale, or to be Le0led,sa
In the City Of Warrington, and pofeflon
given Immediately,
A handfome, well-hni1hed
three tory BUILDING, on New Jeriey
Avenue, in the vicinity of the Capitol,
and the nearef dwelling on the fouth Of
it on Capitol Hill. The lot and houie
are well ftuated, and will always COM
mand an uninterrupted view Of the whole
city and George Town to the welt, as
well as Of the Potomac and Eafern Branch.
The houfe contains 70 convenient rooms,
executive of garnet and cellars.
If fold, United States flock, or flock in
any of the banks would be taken for the
whole or part of the payment, and agood
title given; or, il leafed for s years, the
terms would be accommodating to good
tenant. e asF1
Further particulars may be known BY
applying to Mr.. Jofcph Hodgfon, in that
city, or the fnbicriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN.
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