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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

remember to have ften in the Baltimore
Federal Gazette. The Virginia Gazette
is IS much hyperion IN the deccncy o.
IFS contents, rs in the correctness of its
Workmanship, to the ghaity iheer of
biiilngsgare that cra@ls from the pub!ic
printers Office.
AS for an expra5for Of The babAic qojyy,
a majority of the ai1embly cannot be
laid to have the power Of expreaing If.
ne minority arequite as much parr
OF the public, as the majority. The
'iun IS twenty ieven millions of times
larger than rho moon; bur this does noe
annihilate her exifence. The whoc
world knows that, on the oueition chi
braced by the relolution, there are ssy6
public wills, in direct hotilitvwith each
other; and you might as we'll deny the
exi'tence of the moon, becauGe, lhe is
leis bulk than the Sun, as deny thar The
minority have q pDbkt 5vHy Of tbeit 0.ou,
oecauie they are at preient, the letter
HAinuer, ihouiands of hrm repubii@
cans, alto, have become heartily fer
JSiNiioh. III MS next ClcCtiCn
lepended Upon the ladies Of Virginia, he
you'd hardly ger lix vores in the ltare.
As for VIVA hes sons 70itbv their iaozc.
feags, W. mould be Glad 20 learn whc-
cher Black Sally and her yellow liter,
nave come Within Mr., Smiths, knOrg.
l]dSe' Or, he fancies that vote of
the aiicmbly can exringriih an ex;qmp
{a& We atk him whether he would
be GGhrs@ 9f tbe frigbMgG .nuE 3way Of
f7S "'aliVes of a friend, rhar attempred
e g, sold him |? We ak Mr.. Smith
WhetAet ae believes that there are TWEEN
ty gods, or thar there is none' We ak
h'.n whe5her he would rhinE. rhara fcde-
raj pr7iident deicrved tie coudasuts end
I2PP" I i f6e peapis, after his making &
i?eech 20 ConS5efs full of hypocriN
ard OF Likelihood? We alR Mr.. Smirh
waefher he would conGdcr il as an s,l4
Ag6tf@f8, pbiie6pbic, beueyoleuf, and
pat'f0.fr ie!leme, if one Of his debtors
attempted to iwindle him out of Eve
hundred pounds
TIE fsmQinGsy IN oEy NEXT.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15
FEDERAL
ENTRACT'
FROM PAINE'S SECOND LETTER

1.-THE following tpecimen viii thew
the rcipe6t in which Mr.. Jeferion holds
Mr.. Adams. The letter was original
y publi'hed in the preEG-nr's own Off
cial newspaper. Thdlc who thought
II wrong in Mr.. Jetferion 20 patrohize
the Proipecr, and we are not OF thar
number, viii admit rhat is is an 5andred
t50yaad times sysris TO publiih fluff
like this
Among the Then ofthi9 apofate deicr;p-
zion is TO Be ranked 5he -preiidenr
fobn lHdaLS. Ii has been the political
career of rhl1 man TO begin with hypo-
Gritty, proceedmith arrogance, and fnilh
In contempt;
May luch be tbe fate ofall fuch cha
racters. | have had doubts OF Iohn
Adams ever hnce The ysar t776. In a
conversation with me, at thar time, con
corning the pamphlet ComHsaa G,ail, he
cehlurcd it becauie il attacked the Eng
iilh form OF goyefamenr. John was tor
independence, becauie he expected 90 be
madr greac By it; butitwas Tor difFcusr
to perceive, tor rhe iurlinels of his ten
per makes him "a aukwatoi hvnocri-r.
that his head was as full Of kings, queens
and knavess IS a Pack OF cards---Bar
John has loft deal.
When man has 4 concealed proiet
in his brain thar hc wants 70 bring for
ward, and fears viii NOT Iticcced, ne ofrer
begins With it as physicians do BY fuf-
pected potion, Try 1t irtt on an animal;
III agree with the fomach Of the AMI
nal, he makes further experiments, and
this was the way John rook. His brain
was tecmlng with projects to overturn
the liberties OF America, and the repre-
tentative tyItem of government, and he
began by limiting it in hide complaints.
The iecretary of .J0bn Jay, an excellent
painter and poor politician, told me
IN pretence OF another American, Daniel
Parker, that in a company where hinleIf
was pre'ent, john Adams GalIaed of max
ing the government hereditary, and thar
as Mr.. Warrington had no children, it
t1culd be made hereditary in the family
Of Lund Walhing,on John had not
inpudence enough TO propote himiclf in
the firlt inttance, IS The old French
Normandy Baron did, who offered 70
come over u be ling Of America, and
It Congreis did not accept his offer, that
they would give thirty rhoul5nd pounds
for the generofity fit; John like mole,
was 9rubbing his way 10 it under ground.
lie knew that Lund Wilmington was
Unknown, icr nobody had heard of him;
and that as The Preiidynr had no children
~ .-ccecd him, the Vice PRECEDENT bad,
and -1e treaion had Gucceeded, and
r, in IT, the goldlmith might be
-.o f ?, take m-ature Of thc head Of
o. ~r 30. ~ z for 4 golden wig.
~. .s.- ta~ good people of Bottom
- .or ing the man they
e|s ''.r a~'eyatc The re-
s.s.r'--.te ,y'en lcaj - ambition.
sr afummatc ysni-
= =. Jo 1zr s,a ~ lhall9wo-Cs
ri /. 5,o"eae". r eGlr picture to
my'-- laa- ".e ae arrived r. ne F.-
deal C, 'le "a. .e4".a2 10 TIE popy
Oh his lms@"c,a b ,,e ,ae g.cf.Da-
raI hCu|e, " 10 INC auH,a,e h.u and
cxulrng IN the language u Nes.c3a1.
nczzar, &" IS nj t5iy gyeat bab.1n thu
! 5a1e bmlftoy he bcaor ofmy m1.ePy,"
P"c in that unfortunate hour, Or ICON
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15
The ,M&6DND(,1p.
RICHMOND.
DECEMBER l5lb. 1902.
Mr.. LARkIN SMITH,

ON Friday latt, this delegate brought
forward in Tie aliembly, a reioIurion
for approving, bya vote OF the whole
legiilarure, Of the character and con
duct Of Thomas JrTcrlon. We have
been informed, by ftvoral members,
that The Original draughr contained Il
elaule for puniihing thofc editors of
newspapers who might prefume TO CEN
fure the preadtn1; and that the piece has
been greatly altered and abridged from
It's frtt yerboleneis and teverlry. An
unfuccefs.ul attempt was made, by iome
of our friends in the houfe, TO get hold
of Mr.. Smiths manuscript. The houie
have agreed to take up the reiolurion,
upon Wednesday nexr. Here follows
a copy oft.
RESOLUTION.
he extreme licentoufncls Of the fede-
erals editors in their abue OF the pr, Fl lent,
has been fuch as TO require corr76t e !;
"and as It is highly impoitic, as we'll as un-
conititutiona, to place any legal rcitraint
"on printing preiles, toe only mode of cour~
teraGting the banefu effects of fuch pub}i-
"casons, ihould be, by an ezprefion Of The
"pubic will.
" Ref0fVsd fbereforr, That the pfefent L.
glliature, as a component psrt Of The CON-
n'unity, declare their entire disapprobaUon,
" of the grois, indecent and unprotected at
tacks made on the character OF the prciident
" Of the United Stares; and 70 filly ard
" confidently are they lGured ofthc up
rlghrnefS, and pur;tY of his notiyey.
as well as Il iif1cere and firm belief, thl;
his Official duties have oeen d'lCbsrvcd in
"tuch manner as to promote the real inte-
" rcit, haPpneiS and independence of their
country; that they are induced to Give
" their unequivocal and decides approb ton
& 70 every part of his conduct, as far as 4 has
: come within their acknowledgement they feel a
K piealurablc duty in declaring, that,t there
is no manin America, who dcfcrvcs more
VI the Conhdente aud iupport Of tho peopl-
" OF rbcfe United States, than the enlightened,
philofePhjc, benevolent, and patriotic re-
" publican, Thomas Jefcrion.
Rcjoi0ed, That the foregoing cYprcf
6 tion Of the ientimsnts Of rhc houfe of repre-
" lcntatives, be communicated to the fsnate
" for their appreciation"
As for Shc licrnti0u,nefs OF the pref,
Diane is much worfe than Bronlon,
Cheetham Jhan Coleman, Bake than
DR.. Morle, and Pline's letters in mifs
Smiths paper makes a farther frije
from dcceacy ,han aay tbiag which We
NOTES.
Does Mr.. Smith mean to fav that the
ahenr.y, and thcjr public printer, arc anfi-
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15
{ The ftmaiNdsy in our nekt.)

THE aiicn'oiy. to theirinfinite honor, have
appointed comttee to enquire into that oarf
of the TREASURY PILLAqe, which goes ro
the public printer. Mr.. Daniel SheHcv, Az
honett, intelligent, and indefatigabe repubii-
can, is one OF the number. He IS determ;r.
ed enemy to this public printing Job. We
had prepared an encomium on conduit e.
conimcndab!e, as that Of the ailenbly, in this
appointment. But this, along u ith five c.
iunns upon the Arm0,y and otHer matters, ali
PREPARED for this DAVIS paper, have been
obliged TO lye BY, till our next The public
may, N the mean time, ref ahured that, in
our opinion, the aaemby have vo.el aoab
m1tb ers&it 10 tbemtFiVes, in the .,p5lntmcnt
OF the comittee' Jones will infallbly be ilr,pf
OF J great part Of his piumage OF p.culation
George Hay, and a crofs- eyed, OF one eyed
young n.n, whofs name We have oroot
now to ipsll, are appointed members of the
executive coqncil. BjG9p Caartnsy's ad-
venture with the poor woman's ten bounds
IN our next: along with an ingenious extraet
concerning the bihop from the Virginia
Gazette.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-01
Valuable Building Lots
FOR SALE.
On Wednsjdeyt the 5thof MAJ
next, The Jub/aubers 4Oil o6rya Al 9u6-
lie /als, on a evedit aubicbaDIt then be
made kaoqvu,
Ahnl1t .2nIQTS
About SO LOTS

Of convenient diInenhons for building, ~
Ing between Queen and Oronoko freets,
in the vicinity Of the powder houfe. And
as foon as the fale Of thole lots is over,
they will proceed TO fell in lots, a plat OF
which will be exhibited, about ninteen
ACRES of GROUND, little farther
to the welward, bounded on the fouth BY
the garden in the tenure Of Thos. Purkes,
on the wet by ground of MIR. Dulany, on
the north by ground of captain Conway,
and on the ealf by ground Of Mr.. Chas.
Alexander and the heirs of Samuel Arell,
deceafed. Ponei1ion may be had immedi-
ately on the payments being iecrsed &C
cording to the conditions of the fale,
which will commence at nine o'clock in
the morning, ifthe day is fair, otherwiie
at the iams hour the next fair day.
VIM. WILSON,
JOHNPOTTs.
March IL. IawIaM-d4t
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p p o p @ S A L S,
P r o P O S a I S,
~ corroM & STEWART, Alexasaria,
For FULFILLING by fubfcrlptlon
[ e T T E K .
From his excellency
GEORGE WASHING1ON
From his excellenc,

GEORGE WASHING ON,
To FIR JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart. NJ. =.
or agriculture and ofber inteysf'ng fep'fi;
+ From The London edition OF lac oimile. ]
To comment on the literary
talents Of the author, would be unneceiia-
nv in "a conntry where they are 10 well
known. His literary endowments were
unqueRionably Of a hyperion kind ano'
as a recommendation TO the above, we
refer the public TO his LETTERS 10 foagrc,,
and his furSqysll adiyet5 on quitting the
Proficiency of the United States.
Or The L1udon edition ef tki' 7aoyk, IN
fac Emile, on fine qyovs paper .JeA' at f0e
gaiaeas.
{ CONDITIONS.
I. This work will be compriied in inall
svo. volume, printed on a iuPerhne
wove paper, with new type.
IT. 1t will be put to prefs as foon as 500
fubfcribers are obtained, and delivered
in boards, at One Dollar.
Sub/uipfious reeeivea BY tie pSbll7ers
and at the ebFcs eftbe Alexandra Adver-
tifer-a56 BY The. principal beok/tlllrs in
tbe Uaittd States. Holders Of Jnblenpfi-
en- papers nil particularly obhge fke ba5-
i@evs By aavJaxg them IF The number Of
pblertdsys obtained before tie III Of Ja1.
April IS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-01
March z7s
oUbSGklP1 IONS FOR
The TarapS1e Road from Alsxan
d1lG to Little Rfuer.


in Loudoun county, will be received by
William Hawthorne for himlelf and John.
Thomas ricketts,, in Alexandria Hraei
Lacy and Burr Powell in Londoun David
Hunter and William Riddle in Berkeley );
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Frame
IN Jeferfon Bulhrod Taylor and Wm.s
Davidion in Frederick; Samuel Crowdfon
and William Stienberger in Shenandoah.
This being budneis in which the COM
mnnity may be greatly benefited, and as
it has only this day come into ny hands,
I have undertak en- TO publih without con-
fulting the other commiHioners as they are.
all at a difance. The law is with me,
and | doubt not will be flewn by the
other commiflioners, TO any perfon ap-
plying. The law requires Ten Dollars 10
She paid at the time OF fubicribing /; the
remaining fun of Ninety Dollars, on each
fhare, is to be paid in dividends, as called
for by the Prefdent and Directors, to be
chofen by the aockholders.
VIM. HARTSHORNE.
April 20. go
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CONDITIONS.

/. The Work lhall be put to preis lnll,'
diately after 400 fublcribers are oO''n'
ed, and fniGled with the utmoit eAF
dition. -.
II. Where practicable, the books iia ~
forwarded, free of expenct, 10 ~ :,
places as may be deGgnated, ana r.
lon appointed TO deliver them. q.
III. It fhall be printed on iuf t,~J.
medium paper, with neat type, l ls
lonely bound and lettered, arc oe.r %.
ed to fubicribers at 7q00 DolIan i,
lulne. To non-fubfcribers f0e r
will be enhanced. .,,
", Subscribers to pay, where cow
ent, one dollar in advance. osud
@ Sulf,;phons reeei0ea at f5f wv ", III
tie alexandria AaVs,lJfr, ara =
different Booklellers in Alfx0f'''1'
New York, January, 1907.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-01
Pubic Notice.

THE Jufices of the Peace for the coun-
fy of Alexandra, are requeRed TO meet
at the court houie, at ten O'Clock IN the
morning, on Eridry the 9Th day Of May !;
and every perion who may have claims,
which are to be adjulfed by the Levy
Court, are requeaed to attend on that
day. The accounts are to be Rated for
fuch charges as did become due up to the
hra day Of May only.
April 20.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-01
Sanctioned BY the Mayor and
C0U12uOndItv.

THE fubfcriber having commenced
numbering the houfes, and Designating the
itreets IN Alexandria, work previouly
necehary TO the compilation of his Direc-
tory, which, as he doubts not but that
adequate encouragement will be given by
iineral public, fhall contain as great
variety OF ufeful fuhjea- matter as any
publication of the kind, in any feaport Of
equal magnitude in the union. In order
TO effect his plan. and render the work
worthy the notice of its patrons, the edi-
tor will iPare no pains or on his part.
i. CHAS. H. SIMMONS.
IT.. April "a "a
mel. az Clean linen and cotton
i0aFs bought at this Office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-01

WANTED to employ imme-
diately, for the benefit of the Goth Re-
giment of Virginia Militia, two MU-
SICIANS /; one TO teach the different
beats of the drum, the other, the muGc
of the fife. Such perfons as are we'll qua
lifted for the above tuition, and will en-
gage to infruf the learners which will
conGf of fifteen boys for each branch,
lhall receive liberal Compensation from
the fublcriber, who is authorized by law
to employ tutors; and by the Court OF
Enquiry, TO pay them for their fervices
when performed.
CHARLES LITTLE.
April 7. Fairfax County, aaw.f
a u0zuable Piece Of Ground
for fale, containing near one quarter of
fquare, laying on Duke and Pitt Greets,
either together OF in lots as may fuit the
3urchafer, on which liberal credit will
De given.
ALSO--A few barrels of Tar,
Flour in barrels or half barrels,
Cath given for Wheat, either at my
Mill or Store in this place.
VIM. HARTSHORNE.
sd Month, z3d, 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-01
FOR 1902.

The Content, Of 1vbieb are as follo7v, viz.
THE FRONTISPlECE reprefenting
the Urn carried in the Funeral ProceAion
Of WaA5mgtoa, at New York, with,a de-
icription of that ProceiIlon.
.Ceafus of the United States.
Eeiipfes.
Common Notes.
Delcnptaa sftbe Evgravmgs.
/. Montreal. and 3 Fancy Pieces.
4 Seat of John Adams, Efq. De-
troit. 6 Quebec. 7 Bridge over the
Pifcataqoa River. View Of the Mouth
of the Gcnefee River. 9 View on the
Genefee River. 10 Table Rock. IL
Bunkel's Hill. IL Pafiac Falls, with de-
fcliptions of the whole.
Lines on the Paiiac Falls. Lift Of the
principal officers OF the Government of the
United States. Early Friendhip. To
the Evening Star. The Competition of
Kifs. To Celia on her Birth Day.
Miracles. Solitude. Sonnet to hide
pendence. Sweet Echo. st. Paul at A
thens. Profpea of Winter. A Flight Of
Fancy. The Exile of Erine. The Mo-
Their. Roads from n. York TO Kingaon,
Upper Canada.
7bxy haze 0In yeeeived,
Lyric Ballads, by Wadlworth.
Leonard and Gertrude, &c.
Marct s. d
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April 40.
va " Il E d,

A WET NURSE Of good Character
fuch an one will meet with good encou.
ragement. Apply to the Printers.
April IS. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-01

Valuable property tor Dale,
At The little Fails Of Pofomaek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Wilmington, and ten
from Alexandria.
l72 acres o Land, upon whlch
arr q 4a0elzing bogfe and /auay otber i'm
provrmenfs, /f0sral fone qaarries and J5@
fands, ard tzug vaeanf mill leats.
Iwo ua,dsvsded third parts Of 7
acres Of Land, upon uubieb are a merchant
mill, uvitb three pair ef French Jutr mill
foues and evey neesDav, complete, far:
manufacturing foar to the bstf advantage,
aid zvitb as htfle manual Labor asfeNbk;
a dreqvey and dyflley, a granay, a
mi2fy's boghs, a bre4uer's hoals, eosper's
l6ob, &c. and vaeaut mill feat.
Too u1dluided third Parts OF
200 acres efland, aaJOiung The 7 acres
audI7a acres Aforementioned, nboa qUbirb
here are /eOoral .fone quarries and t@,
Rands.
The pvchaisr Of the above pro
1er1, qvH haze an alignment Of alsaie
tsr the ot5sr auaivided third 9art, ofzulieb
here zul Be gears to came fr0m the fF
day Of September next.
The l2One on the atone lands IS
egnal in goodueGto any, and /uperior II
n9R fs1uaation. lf0ue an The ,1z'er-0eE
rs IT any burt6eu thai can 60 ia Geoyge-
To1vn, ea0 60 MP to The mil and fonf
7Nar,1es.
airy fe5oa or peglaas, 7ob0 nay irel'af
to purr6aJe, rviA Of eouyfe visqv the Pre-
myes, tberstore II is rat t6oagbt neeeDay
to be mare particular.
Far terms abtJ 10 Gen. Uriab Forrsf,
at George-7oqvu, 0sto
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Alexandria
June 20. Ie7v
GLOVER SEED.
A freh upply ofclover Seed jult received
and for iale, by
40 vl-r : +.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-01

ALL perfors concerned ale requeHed
to exhibit Their claims, charged up 10 the
.frG OF May next ar winch time the pre-
ieEt Overleers of the Poor Tor the county
OF Alexandria, viii exhibit their accounts
TO fpecial Levy Court, which vii DC
fummoned TO take cogaizance OF Their
tranfastions for the term which they were
appointed. ia behsif,
PHILIP WANTON.
49, O 4 ,t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-01
March IL.
ADVERTISEMENT.


/ will fell the plantation on
which / now live containing III ! acres.
This land is in high fate Of cultivation,
the foil well adapted for thc culture of
fmall grain, Corn or Tobacco; is exceed
ingly well watered with neyer-f falling
fprings, one Of fulpher, and two pleaiant
ttreams pafing through it-thtre are on
the premifes convenient fore, dwelling
Aoufc and gocdlog kitchen adjoining
large new barn, tann-houfe and yard what
other neceRary houfes. About one half Of
this land is cleared and under good fencing.
There is on the premiies young bearing
orchard of choice fruit-trees, imall mea-
dow fit for the fcytae, and ten or twelve
acres more may be made; thele lands are
fituated 10 a healthy neighborhood, conve-
nient to ievera merchant mills, and with
ia one mile Of the turnpike road leading
from Snickers's Gap to Alexandria, and
about s miles from faid Gap. Po1eGion
will be given Immediately, or in the fall
next, which ever bef fuits the purchafer,
and an indilpu,able title will be given up
on the payment of the purchale money.
THOMAS GHEEN.
Arril Q. 1awtf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-25
Iuit Received,

4xl far Iale By the Sa6lcuds,, at bis FIRE
corner Of Prince and Uaion f,eefs,
Is Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 do. 4th proof Brandy,
do. New England Rum,
. do. Holland Gin,
4 Quarter 'e4ll,s Catalonia red Wine,
3 Kegs Anuiieed Cordial,
IA Boxes dipt Candles,
Sugar in hhds. ard barrels,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Hyionikin ard Souchcng Tea,
Jamaica Rum and Malaga Wine,
Eaiiins in kegs and boxes,
Leiper's Snuff in half barrels and kegs.
Meas coarfc and fine Shoes,
Wonlens' Morocco and fancy kid do.
And eight Bales of INDIA GOODS, CON
Sitting of Mamoodies, Emerties, Guzznahs, Mo-
hauas, Gungies, Checks and Calicoessand few
pieces China and Luuge Hankercheifs, and Ra-
vens Duck. A large quantity of RED soAL-
LEATHER, aud few barrel, Tanners bet
brown Oil.
BENZ. SHREVE, Jun.
O& IT. GO
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-25
Lands in Kentucky.


70 be fold BY Public Sale at the
Touti3e Cqdze-Reom, Ne4v York, an the
I'd day Of Dresm6sr rsxt, at II o'eloek,
moan.
Eleven thou(and acres ofland
in one or more lots; laying in the conn-
ty of Fayette, fate Of Kentucky about
90 miles fsom Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles fouth eatt Of the Ohio River ard
adjacent 10 the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and ieveral rifng
fcttleaents. The foil generally good,
well watered and timber Of variousdeicTip-
tions.
Thefe lands within s miles of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both nayi,
gable two 70 three hundred miles above the
extremity Of the lands.
Alo,
To be fold at the fame time and Fiace
as the above, anotbey TRACT Of LIND
Of nine thoufand acres, in one or moie lots,
in the county of Fayette, fate of Ken
rucky, nearly the fame dlffance from Lex
ington, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, diff
tant from the latter only few miles.
The fell is in general good, we'll wa
tered and timber of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the neighborhood
Of The lettled parts Of Kentucky, and op-
polite Jerfey fertlement. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Efq. in 1857 and
1888, and the title deeds are clear and IN
difputable.
AS thefe lands are to be diipofed of for
behalf Of creditors, they will be pohtively
fold TO the higheft bidder, for aPPoyed
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James Malterion
of Lexington; Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
of Woodford county /; or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the lands.
For further information and an accurate
plan of the lands, apply to John & Charles
Wilkes Elqrs. OF Lewis Sitnond Eiq. New
York, or 10 Mr.. Brown, Dumfries, VIZ
GINA.
October /. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-25
WV. HARTsHORNE

Has far Sale,
The frR quality Of Liibon and ground
Alum SALT.
ALTO, a few yards fnperhne Boiling
Cloth, and Mels Beef, in half barrels, and
pair OF BURR STONES.
n. B. lie gives Cath for Wheat at his
Mill, or 10 town.
nth Mo. IS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-25
i liOMAS. SIM Ms,

IN I ~ NJ IVA 4ViD3
Has yecsived BY The brigs Neptuxe and
1Aaive,
Freih Oranges, by the box,
Do. Lemcas, do.
Soft iielled Almonds, by the frail,
Filberts by the frail,
Sweet Oil by the bottle.
He has uJo far Sale,
Bef Derry Muaard, by the bottle,
Dipt and mould Candies, by the box,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Olives, Anchovies and Capers, by the bottle,
Engliih Walnuts,
Bet spaeiih Segars,
Railins by the jar,
Coffee, by the bag,
Like7Dye, a quantity Of ben
NBW-ENGLAND CHEESE, a general AS
forcment Of GROCERIES, and a few hundred
BuGhels of excellent POTATOES.
Nov. 1. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-25
A L M A n a q 5
for the Year 1909.
R. & I. GR AY

r. & ]. q 4 = !
Have jua received fupply OF ALMA
MACS, for The Year 1909; and have on
hand, large aaortment Of Writing Paper,
Bonnet Boards, School and Family Bibles,
Ieaaments, Spelling Books, lnkPowder,
Playing Cards, &c. SC.
Nov. 3.
Printing IN ell Its varie.5 ere
a ted at this o5sec.