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By virtue Of q Deed eft E1.G

BY virtue OF d Dee@ of try;
made BY John Spencer &c tbT .JaIIerid-
er,, TO /frars The payment Of z dxtt due
Thompfon It Veitch, quaz lie iold ts
the Mghef bidder, upon the prem1es, Or
a credit Of fair, fgeeive and e;sbterh
meufbs, or The z7tbef. Anggf xext,. j.
fair, !fmot, ste nest fair .das,
! Tract of LAND contain
e abous four hundred acres, ftua,e in
-.oudpun county, about four miles from
Gum Spring, and adjacent to the Bros,
riun Old Church.
.4ya,
Another tract of four hundred acres,
adjoining the land ontwhich john Spencer
now lives about one mile from Gum
Spring.
Theie lands are fertile, we'll timbered
and abound with good water. There are
on the frit mentioned tract convenien;
Iwelling houfy, kitchen, &c. and an ex.
cellent apple and peach orchard; but as i,
prefrmed no perfon will purchaie with
on, frit viewing the premites, minute
deftripsion is thought unneceaary:
They will be fold either as they now
ttand, or divided into fmaller lots as may
oeft fuit purchale.s. Bonds, with ap-
proved fecurity, will be required, and no
deed given until the firit payment is made.
The fale to commence at 10 o'clock, A.
. on the Broad Run Old Church Tract.
SAMUEL MURRAY, / .
JAMES M'ILHANY, =
CHARLES LEWIS, 2
VIM. r. TAYLOR, -
July &c. q
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l0ub!ie 5aR.
TUESDAY at 10 o'eisek, aoiH be
joH az tbe FezGae Stare,

~
TUESDAY at 10 o'eisek, eoW be
MI at tbe ferGas Stare,
cd and 4th proof Jamaica
Rum In hhds and Ills.
Continental Rum IL bis.
French Brandy IN bis. -.
sugar in hhds. tserees, AID bis.
Cs.fee in bags,
Rains in kegs and boxes,
Soap IN boxes,
Segars in boxes, i a
Il quantity OF Nails in caiks, IS
4 few crates OF Queens Ware,
fets China, Furniture, &c.
AJ6,
4 quantity Of DRyG00DS,
.smongt oubieb are
Irinh and DoWiats Linens,
Cloths add Carpetines,
Gnghams and Dim.'ies,
Cal,coes, itriped Nankeens,
A variety Of purple ard other Shawls'
White leans,
Muffin Shawls and Handkerchiefs,
1'amhour'd, book and lappet Mullins,
Millinetts, red HUNS, Fans,
Curb and inaale Brides,
And variety of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Auguf d. Verdue Matter.
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For Sale, or to be Leafed,
In the City of Wilmington, and poasaion
given Immediately, ;. ;,
A handlome, Well-hrllihed
three fory BUILDING, on New Jerfey
Avenue, in the vicinity of the Capitol,
and the nearets dwelling on the iouth OF
it on Capitol Hill. The lot and hcafe
are we'll iituated, ard will always COM
mand an uninterrupted view of the whole
city and George Town to the welt, as
wellas of the Potomac and Eaitern Branch.
The houie contains 40 convenient rooms,
executive of garrett and cellars.
If fold, United States flock, or flock IN
any of the banks would be taken tor the
whole or part of the payment, and agood
title given or, if leaied for s years, the
terms would be accommodating to good
tenant.
Further particulars may be known by
aplyins to MIR. Joieph HOdgion, In that
CIV, or the ubfcriber.in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN,
December "a.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-21
Dancing academy.
Mr.. LONGER

Informs the Ladies and Gentlemcn OF
Alexandra, and ii environs, that he is
about affirming his tuition in this town,
and will open his fthooi on or abou, the
middle of next month, where he will teach,
as ufual, all the dances a,preient in iafhior,,
with the grearelt variety ofhsures he will
DC able 70 procure.
MIR. l.. hopes that from his thorough
knowledge of the arr, ana his luccels in
teaching, which have been fully proved
by the mutual progrefs his fcholars have
made in it, will iniure him the encourage
ment of the citizens of Alexandria. He
thinks it uieleis to remind OF the perfect or
der and utmoa decorum that has hitherto
prevailed in his academy he will only
fay, that the fame will be continued as
much as lays in his power.
PRICE OF TUITION
TEN DOLLARS per quarter, coniifting
of twenty four days-there will be fome
deduction in the price to thofe fcholars
who were under his tuition lait winter
one half paid in advance.
MIR. l.. alto informs that he will open
Night School
ior the accommodation of thoie Dung
gentlemen who cannot attend in The day t..
Price of Tuition Eigbt Dolla,s FER quarter,
contiting of twenty four nights.
More particular notice Will be given as
OF the preciie day of beginning.
e. Pyir,ofe Tuitiou utteudog In
OCT. III. eo4W
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-21

Se0en baud,ed and eighy-eigbt acre.
in the county OF Han,pthirc, On the water. Of
Great Calr Capon. about 10 miles from III,
Warm Springs, and 50 from Winchttcr. The
land Is tui! OF wood, Oak and pine timber. Two
excellent firms may be made, with 80 70 80 acres
OF bottom, and rich high lands 90 each and in
fhe hart OF he timber there is fue seat Tor
iaw-rlil. Capt. Daniel Rice will flew The land,
TIRE nsA/and eight buudy.d and 1ny.
five acres in the county OF Ohio, on the wltelsCt
Grave and Fi!h Greeks near the river Ohio and
bout 60 miles below ritttbuggh. some OF thef
lands arc very good, wirh comfortable quanu,i,,
OF rich bottom, and plenty OF excellent tim5,r,
Robert Woods. rtG. the Surveyor of that couny
will fhcw sheie lands.
Twill fell all orany of the above lands for cam o,
npon credit, or take in exchange for them lands in
Fairfax County, or lots of ond in the city of A.
lcxandria, or the city OF Warrington.
r. I. HOOE.
October a3. co
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MILFORD FOR SALE.
PlvjHant to Decree Of the Cour'

PvjGant TO a Decree Of the Cour'
II Cb"ree,y Of FHrtas eoano, qoM b.
./oM on :5l premjfss, on tie .fyf day o,
,j0uu0yy Nsxt, a. IL o'clack, ~.
A TRACT of LAND ON Holmes's
Run, late the properly Of Robert Aliiton,
deceaied, containing ~ acres, to iatisfy
debts due to Robert Meaie and Dennis
Ramfay, both of Alexandria. On this
tract, knownby the name of MILFORD,
there is erected a mill, fuPpiied by avery
conhant itream OF water, we'll calculated
for grit or merchant ule: ihe has pair
of good burr tones, and pair of cuilerls,
with boiling cloth, icreen, elevators, hop
per-boy, &c. 1t is calculated that the
burr tones alone can grind 5000 buihels
Of wheat in the year, and thar there isfuf-
hcient head Of water to convert her into an
over-fhot mill. There are bcides on the
premiles, good log houfe, meat houle,
table and cabin. The whole in fee finn
pie, as will appear by reference to the r.
cords of the county court. The mill i,
fituated about 81 miles from Alexandria,
! of a mile from each of the great roads
leading from the weaward, is well adapt
ed Tor the purchafe of grain, and offers e
a cara,alitt ailuring PROJECTS Of gain.
The terms Of tale are, one third Of thl
purchale money ihaIl be payable in eight
months, one third in Gxteen months, and
one third within two years from the day
of iale, with interef troEi that time. The
purchaier to give bond and fecurity for
the paymen, of the purchaic money at the
terms aforementioned.
CHARLES LITTLE,
VIM. PAYNE, Ccm'r5.
GEO. SUMMERS,
Nov. u. eo6t zawot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-21
IAMES S. SCOTT

TAILOR q H4BIT MAKER
Mex. door 10 McDrs. PQfon ard Baieb,,,
Store, fuiJaa pref,
ACOUAlNTS his cuitomers and X.
public in general, that he has on hand ;
Haadjome Selection Of Goods,
adapted TO his line OF buiinefs -coDl9;o,
Of tuperfne cloths and cafi mercs Of 10
very hct quality and colour a yarie,v
OF winter veit patterns, smongR which ar.
iome elegant Rudian Down, the onlv
goods Of that deicription on iale here.
AJo,
Elegant white Contribution Cord, f;,
able Tor military under clothes. with pe
neral aiiortment of the beR buttons and
trimmings, which he will difpo!e of with
or without the privilege of making On
the mott moderate terms for cath, or on
credit to punttual cuitomers. He cont.
nues to make up any goods purchated ellie.
where.
Gr Waxfed,
Three or four good Journey.
men. --AJo, two boys who have receiv.
ed their education will be taken as an.
prentices.
Nov. II. cow
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-21
~ The Ley Court Of Baltl-
more County.

Aagu!t 18th, 1901.
Reiolued, That the Infpedor
of tobacco at Fell's Point in the city OF
Baltimore, pats no tobacco in hogfheads,
the fze and dimenGons of which are NOT
agreeable to the act of Ahembly, efab-
ttning and fixing the fame.
!" Ac of November FELTON,, 1850,
chapter z6, fiction IS, and for prcycct-
ing packing of tobacco in uniizeable cailss.
Be it Grated, That no tobacco ihall be
paaed or accounted lawful tobacco, ex-
cept tobacco in parcels, unlcls the fame
lhall be packed in hoethsads not exceed
ing forty eight inches in the length of the
fave, and feventy inches in the whole
diameter with the haves at the c.oEe and
bulge; and The owner of tobacco packed
in any hogCyead of greater dimeniions,
fhall repaek the fame in Gzeable hogf
heads, as herein before expreiled, at his
own expence, before the fame lhall be
palied.
BY order,
VIM. GIBSON, Clerk.
ioSf ro,vSt
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10 be LeQjed

10 0e LeQjeG
For the term of II years, at Reasonable
rents,
Sundry tracts Of Land in
the counties Of Berkeley and Hamplhire,
in tenements Of convenient dimenions,
from 100 to 200 acres.
In bERxLEY.
$40 acres upon the river Potomac, op-
polite TO fort Frederic.
100 acres upon the river Potomac, al
the mouth OF the Warm Spring run.
600 acres upon the north fork of Sleepy
Creek.
g. Mr.. Butler, living at Bath, can
thew the!e Lands.
In HAMPSHIRE.
sol acres On New Creek, at the mouth
of Kittleiick branch.
100 acres on the drains of Abraham's
creek, on the Allegheny mountain.
633 acres on the iouth 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 Bufing-
tons meadow"
SIS acres, called the g Trout-pond
tract" on the drains of Great Cacspon.
The five lat mentioned tracts were ia
ker up near 40 years ago, and granted TO
Thomas Bryan Martin, deceaied, and by
him conveyed to the fubfcribcr. Any of
theie tracts are to be purchafed at rca-
fonable price one halt of the money 10
be paid down, and for heother credit will
beallowed. For further particulars apply
in Alexandra to the fubfcriber.
CHARLES LEE.
Sept. I6. zaw
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From Mr.. c. Beverley's paf-
ture, at Elkwood, a light bay fadde
HORSE, aboat IS hands high, with
fInall ftar in his forehead, and his hip on
the near fde fomewhat larger s;.an the
other. ALSO,
A red bay HORSE, about j IL hands
high, with fmall Aar in his forehead,
and one bind and fore foot, on the fame
fde, white. A liberal reward will be
given to any perlon who will deliver the
laid horfes, or either of them, to Mr..
Beverly at Elkwood, to me inNorthum-
berland county, or fecure them and give
me notice 70 thatthey be recovered.
WALTER JONES.
Sept. II. co
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Con lChI g STE w ART
Ha<,e receiuef, large and general
ASSORTMENT Of BOOKS
IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE LITER TURE;
An.ong!t which, are ,he loliowing

Anongit which, are the following:
JEftsRs oN's Notes On Virginia, hot prefs'd,
Ed. kotzebue's Plays, z vols. ladies Muf-
Gil Magazine, Parks Travels, Steuart's View
Of Society, Cheherheld's Letters, a vols. Cu'er's
Praciict 81 PhyGc, Wallis OF Health, Paleys
Pht@fophy, vols. Gibbons Survey ing Moores
Navigation. by Blunt, Burns's Poems, NIiliot's
Ancient tiiaory, vols. Practical Education, z
us Beauties OF St. Pierre. Bucl..n's Family Ply
tciaa, fox's Book of Martyrs, vols. Lees
memoirs, Britilh State Trials, Rohinfons 1dmi-
Ialty Reports, 4 vols. 60 be continued) Gentle
and Ladies' Preceptor, vols. Hunter, on
the Blood, a vols. Ca.dwell's Memoirs, Willicb's
Lectures, Martins Law Of Nations, Vattel's
Ditto, Newton on the Prophecies, vols Edin-
burgh Difpcnfarory, Elegant FxcraGfs, Conli-
,urions, Zimmerman on Solitude, Ditto on Ma
tionai Pride. 3iackttone's Connie ntaries, vols
Collection Of farces, vols. Polite Education,
Iooke's Pantheon, Junus's Letters, 4 vols. Gu
thrie's Geogra phy Knoxe's Education, vols
Ditto Efays, vols. Coffgans Travels, Cooks
Voyages, 4 vols. Damberger's Travels, &c. &c
N O y E l. s.
The Armenian, 2 vols. Montalbert, q vols.
-hntoinette, rales oil Wonder. (by Leivis) 4 vols.
Ny Uncle Thomas, Z vols. Jack Smith, Spirit
OF the CaRle, Arthur Mervin, vols. Clara
Howard, Ormond, Weiland, Maid Ct the Ham
let, Vagabond, Sailor Boy, Athlin and Dim
p1)IiS, I>oi!iJ!SC VI TIC Il VOLS.
ries of Udopho, 3 vols. Loniia, Julia and the
Baron, Ghoit Ser, Tale of the Times, 4 vols.
Camilla, S vols. Evelina, vols. Monk, vols.
Family Of Ortemburg, Negro, vols. Black
Valley, Ellen and Mordaunt, q vols. George
Barnwell, Mountain Cottager, Children of the
Abbey, vols. Roachlort Family, Darcy, E
mi!a dc ..Varmont, Oakindale Abbey, The Fair
Innpohor, vols. Edelfrida, a vols. Couct de
Hocnfdern, 3 vols. Henrietta Mortimer, 2 vols.
Fashionable Daughter. Court Gleichen, Emma
~Oorviile, Scotch Heirels, 3 vols. Nils BATH
mores, vols. Advertisement for Hufbsnd,
vols. Wandering Iilander, vols. Corneha Sed-
ley, 4 vols. Tom Jones, 8 vols. Edward, by
Moore, vols. Mordaunt, by Ditto, vols
Reubea an RACHEL, Girl of the Mountains, 2 vols
Myrtle Cottagcr, &c. &c.
- ALSO,
Bibles, Tcfaments, Pfaltcrs, Common PRAYER
Books; Dilworth, Webfer, Univerfal, Pearce
London, and Rational Spelling Books, Primers,
and large collection of Hi0ores and Chilirens'
Books, Writing and Letter Paper, and Paper
Hanginss Waters, Quilts, Ink Powder, Yioin
Strings, Playing Cards, Song Books, and B)ank
Books, sc. &c.
ALMANACS for the year 1907, by the
groce, dozen, ringe.
81 Country Shopkeepers lupplied on the low
eft terms.
october ao. q
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All perlons having claims a.
gaioit the iubfcriber are requeted to pre-
lent their accounts immediarely--fuch
are indebted will pleafe to make paymen
In my abfence, to Mr.. James Keith, 10
JAMES PORTER.
NOV. 10. eo3v
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Il 6ey a6out IL 1eass ejf aye, ofa rood
raSe@tioa, and rsLpe666le conaef5ievs will
0e fq8fn as an a1ptentice at tie e1zee of fhe
ALEXANDRIA ADy1TTIsaR.
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Alexaud,i4 ce4uy, Il.
| do hereby certify, that
Rich. Leonard bro't beicte me Abraham
Faw, one of the juaices of peace for faid
county, as a treapaning eRray, COW,
with black and Waite fpots, on which
were the folluwing marks, viz. an uo-
derbit out Of each year, ABOUT years Old
and appraifed 10 -Four Pounds Ten Shil
linss current money.
Given under my hand this 9TH day of
November, 1901.
A. FAW.
The above notice is given,
that WHOEVER has loft faid Cow may have
her again or application to the fubfcrliber,
near Col. Wren's tavern, on the Leef
burg road leading to Alexandria, On prov
fng property and paying charges.
RICHIE LEONARD.
Nov. 9 IaW 3wt
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JOHN G.. LADD

HAS FOR SALE,
Coarfe and fine falt,
Ruhia fheeting and Duck,
Wet India and N. E. rum,
Molafes, Sugar and Coffee,
Hyfon, hyfonfkin, I Teas Of the bea qua
Souchon and bohea lily,
A few caiks Madeira wine,
Do. bis. beef,
Mould and dipt candles,
7by 9 window glafs,
Soap, cheefe and fhad,
Men and womens' ihoes,
Writing and wrapping paper,
Cotton and wool in bags,
J box linen checks,
do. playing cards,
do. Dutch quilts,
Sewing Irvine,
Anew crates and boxes glaas ware,
Pepper, nutmegs, allpce, alum,
Platter of Paris, &c. &c.
OF. IL. d
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
LONDON, IAN. 90.

LONDON, Jan. go.
It is faA, that the fon of the celebrated
Admiral Greig has been fent to Siberia by the
Emperor Paul tho it was by the exertions of
his father that the Rullian navy was brought
70 the fate Of refpeaability that it now holds
among the naval powers Of Europe.
LONDON FEB. I.
The following is the ftate of the Englih ma
w. In commiflion, IzS fail of the line I'll
Fifties zo8 frigates; and 40 Hoops of war.
Total GA. Or OF theft al fhips of the
line are off the coat of France befdes 73
6ftIrs, frigates and Hoops.
Sir Hyde Parker is TO be appointed Com
mander in chief of the Baltic feet, with Lord
Mellon, next in command.-The fleet is to be
competed of g. gun fhips with few fecond
rates. A warm prefs has commenced to man
them.
The Northern Powers it is faid, will fend
feet to iea, competed of IS RuGian, Il Danilh
and 10 Swedifh fail Of the line.
L'OaeaD, of sc, Capt. S. H. Linzee, and the
Sirius, of 60, have captured and brought into
Torbay, fine French frigate, of 60 guns cap
tured after an hours action off Cape FiniRere.
The Oileau on her return home captured
very valuable Swede.
LONDON, FEB. General Bruno has con-
Guided an armifice with Gen. Bellegarde, in
Italy. It contains IS artcles-The principal
Of which Ripulate, that there fhall be 4 fuIpen-
fion Of arms until the z5th January, executive
Of IS days notice THAT the Auarians fialI
furreuder TO the French the cities and caltlss of
PelcIiera, Sermione, Verona, Legnago, Fcrra-
"a and Ancona That the French line of
demarcaton lhall follow the left bank of the
Levenza from the fea to its fource, over Mount
Maure, thence defends into the valley Of Lu-
kang by Aigge, then up to Lintz, where It
meets the line OF demarcation in GERMANY
The Imperial army (hall take the right bank
Of the Tagliamento from the fea to It's fource
near Mount Mature, &c. This armhice was
concluded at Trevifa, the 10Th January.
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n G0VERNOR INDEED!

Mr.. VII from committe of the houfe
of representatives appointed TO wait upon the
Governor, in conjunction with a committee OF
the Senate, for the Purpofe Of informing him
that the Legislature were ready to adjourn,
and 70 know whether he had any further com
municatons 10 make, reported, that they had
performed thar fervice, and were addrefed by
the Governor as follows mo, Sir-7ou haze
nat atled upon The communication / have ALREADY
made and lean Only acribe your inatfentios 10 Tie
dehgn Of a parry among you TO Jlbvsyt tbe govern
nsnt So, IbGve no FURTHER communication to make
and yoH may % as yon Pkal:."
Upon this report being read, queRion arofe,
whether the Governors anfwer hould Be pla.
ced on TIE minutes of tie Houfe. It was de
oided in the negative by large majority.
In This awkward htuation of things it was
afked by member what was to be done As
it was necelary that 0me form of an anfwer fhould
be entered on the Journals. Then, another
member moved that the ajflal azJ2vsr Of any for
Hrer GoVsrnor 10 Jaii1r communication, Ihould Be
inherited on the Journal "A happy erpedient
which was Immediately adopted-ncnliae contra.
dfceHfe.
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of 81. Domingo, IN the name Of The French
Republic. a convention was contemplated
to form code Of laws for the government of
hewhole colony. James Blake, Efq. u. S.
Confnl for Santo Domingo has arrived at Phi
adelphia.
A letter has been received at Philadelphia
from Jaquemel, dated Feb IS, Eating, that
that port is lhut againG the Americans.
The Legislature of Newyork, have agreed to
an amendment, TO the National Contribution,
70 as that the mode of chooGng Electors for
PRECEDENT and Vice Prefdent, aud Federal Re
prefertatives lhsll be uniform Tin DiRri6ts)
throughout the United States. Deciion was
deferred on an amendment directing that .he
votes for Prefdent and Vice PreGdent hall be
diainaly delignated.
Hon John EggleRon, of Virginia, declines
a re election to Congreis.
Thomas Page, of Virginia, declines re-elec.
ton to Congrefs.
Mr.. Stoddert, the prefent Secretary of the
Navy Of the United States, takes location to
obferve, in refuting certain adertions in the pa
per of Matthew Lyons (on at Wilmington,
&c In a few days fhall return to the enyiable
rank of private CITIZEN"
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From tbs SUN, Feb. 10.


We aated that the only department that was
Eetlled was that Of the Right Hon. Henry Ad-
dington as Firf Lord of the Trealury and
Chancellor of the Exchequer-That was Per
feetly corrsd, We heard lalt night however,
upon authority on which we can rely, that
Lord Hawklbury is to be Mnfer for Foreign
Affairs. Lord Mccartney Is to be placed at
the head Of the Board Of Coutroul but the
Oface Of War Miniaer is not to be united with
that, as before in the perion of Mr.. Dund4s.
We may be permitted to fate what of the re-
ports we know not to be true-Amonga thele
IS the appointment Of Lord Hood 10 be FrR
Lord Of the Admiralty, which we believe never
was thought Of nor does Mr.. Pelham come in,
as reported.
Both Mr.. Rofe and Mr.Long quit the Treat
ury' as does Mr. Canning the Office Of Joint
PaymaRer of the Army
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30

We underGand tha' Mr.. Robbins, however
Hattered BY the honor Of being held % as
Lieut.. Governor has exPreGed with, that the
votes, intended for him might be transferred
to Mr. Phillips, whom he conGdered entitled 10
every mark of di006tion which free and vir.
tuous PeoP'e can tellow. The Federal Ticket
for the two frf offices will then (iand thus:
tor G0Us'nor, His Ezcellency CALEB SraoNc.
Far ~. GU. The Hon. SAmuEL PY11tirs
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BRIDGEPORT (Cgnnec. ] MARCH II

The following melancholy accident happen
ed il Stafford on Friday lalt A fJn Of Mr..
David Curtis Of that town, had been cut fhoot-
ing ducks, and returned with one which be had
killed. His mother came into the room 10 fee
the duck, while the lad went into another
room to put up his fowling piece. As he went
through the door with the loaded piece, the
trigger caught the door pof aud its contents
were dfcharged into the brea& Of the unfor.
tunate mother. who expired Immediately. r.
is remarkable that with this fame piece, and
almot IN the fame way, man was lhot dead,
about twenty-five years Gnce,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
United States.
PHILADELPHIA, MARCH I6.
d" By tier deeAs yf jBH k7oqO ttfu."

ACT OF THE NEW PRESIDENT.
Alexander ]. Dallas, a native Of Jamaica, has
received his commiHion as diRria attorney, ia
the room Of John Wilkes Kittera, removed.
Albert Gallatin, citizen Of Geneva, * ap
pointed Secretary Of the Trealury Of the United
Sta ties.
Mr. Kittera has not been notified Of his dif
million.
Wade Hampton, Of Virginia, is appointed to
be PoR Matter General, in the rosm Of Col
Haberlham dilmihed.