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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-15
Meranorla aD0frttsRr.
THURSDAY, July IS.
coMMUNIcATIoN.

WE underitand that there will be ex-
pofed during the fale at Mount Vernon,
fome very fuperb Paintings, by the frif
artitfs, and iome very elegant Prints;
many of thefe were preients 10 the late
Genera! Warrington, and executed in the
mott maeerly Ayle-Ilis will afford the
lovers Of the fine arts rich field for en-
joymeat, and fuch an opportunity will
probably not again offer where gentle
men may enrich their collections with
more valuable works.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-15

Louis, in the Hand If Tobago, that Of searbo-
rough
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-15

il
I'd. He adyancedto Bean DaqV-
Ion, for carrying prefdent Adams
treaty to France, (which any fu-
percargo or captain Of a merchant
venel would have carried for ak
ing.) so,oe
cd. He has laid out in repairing
the s. Berceau,'' after which Che
was agreed TO be delivered up to
the French and was French DeE
Eel, 500
4th. He has RATED or cauled to
be RATED, the (alane, Of his sfrs-
taries and officers, yearly, ,Is,oe
9Th. By fooliihIy difcharging
feveral hundred mariuey5, who had
received eloatbs and bouuty, and
then, when they were wanted foon
after to1end againft the TnaoLfaa
pirates, being obliged to- raifs neac
recruits, and to pay a1rs@ 6oanty
and giye nes0 eloafbs, is colt the
United States extra 1926
9th. By cau6ng the internal
taxes, which were laid on refined
/asar, 4vbj@sy, aamps pls1/xre
carriages, licenfes to fell soiues aad
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-15
The LADIES Of Alexandra and

IFS vicinity are informed that the TIA
Parties at the B5unlalau, will commence.
on Saturday next at s o'clock in the even
ing, ard will continue once fortnight,
where their company is folicited.
G. DRNEALE, 81 FEo. CLAGETT,
Wm. Nrwroy, i5 W. PaToN, Jun.
E. e. Dick, : A. Lynn.
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SAVINGS.

The democrats aloqO that Mr.. Jeferfon
has let Zip through his economical fingers
tie following fums of the peoples money.
1T. His oSva falary, which it was ex-
peaed, as he had the po4us, and was 70
lovingly difpofed, he would not Unfit up
on; yet he, has drawn it all from the trea-
fury, and it is, for one year, from the 18th
of March, 1901, to 18th of March, 1902,
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July II.
BENJAMIN SHREVE, Jlnnr.
HAS FOR SALE

BEN 5AMIN SHREVE, JunY.
HAS FOR SALE
1T bis Stare, Garner Of Prince and .Unis1
Streets.
| A few pipes 18th proof brandy,
Ditto ditto I'd and sd proof Rum,
20 Quarter caiks Malaga wine,
d Tierces acid,
40 Barrels herrings,
81 Bags coffee,
Boxes glals tumblers,
Bandanno handkerchief,
China and blue gil ditto, !:
India checks,
Ravens duck,
Ladies' London fhces,
And few pieces of furniture, con-
filing of 1deik and book cafe, ! fde-
board and iecretary, bureau, 4 waih-
fands.
July IS. eo3t1awst
Twenty quarter cafks of cargo
and FIVE ditto London Particular
TENERIFFE WINE,
TuA received and for fale by
pHINEAs JANNEY.
7 mo. 18th. cog.
Printing n. all ITS variety s.ss
eutsd % this o6Eees
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-15

By virtue Of decree rendered by the coniuls
Of the Republic on the 18th April, the ,ort and
borough called Royal, at Martinique: will take
the name of Fort Of Frances Fort Bourbon, that
o. Forr DeGaix ! The port and borough OF Salnte-
l.nce Formerly called &c Cslfries) that of Care
mage; the port and town, heretofore called poist
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-06

the Falls being comoeted boats coaqiy being m
h.. M ! u hs prhlent and directors have eta
~ ~ tiooAes Falls and tie Great fa's who WIZ
rs, n, m tive law aoe uojolne an" they require
all r va orve the following "nlch nave
been ney for the in'eH OF the mtlon ana IN" asc0n0
daton OF sh: pubic ~ ELL , .he
No so,f permitted pats the locks at the Great fN unn the
rsns places above at-F tolls demandao any Fer'' may pa!
A whole tolls the at the 0'
F, The pis Grous aadmg every ac-
com to confident with tie % OF the
or cS, produce will fave the uo4S al"
ence xa,:h may immediate payment the tons on ea
car as tiouei APPLICATION the 'rsarr at George o~", anu
o to hi, taon payment demand George Town. the city OF
Wnoo or Alexandria expected down the Ver he o'e"
80 Owe naions to the ga,here Falls allow iuch produce to
pa receiving the pron enuaed with the car rage OF a P0
the psn or p.r ehng either George Town. the City OF
Alexandria According prsviouy arranged with tn "eAe'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-06
Valuable Property for Sale.

Seveu hundred and eigby-eigkt acres
in the county of Hampihire, on he water, OF
Great Cave tapon, about 70 mile, from the
Warm Springs, m 80 from Wincheiser. lh.s
land is full OF wood o k and pine timber. Two
excelen, firms may be made, with TO 50 acre,
Of bottom, and rich nigh lands 10 e4ch AMI i'll
the he.rt Of; Ae t;n.aer there is fne scar for .
Jaw mill. Capt. Daniei Rice VIZ {hew The land,
Three tb,ajandeigbt knnarsd and f5yy-
five acre, IN the county If OLD, on TIE waers OF
Gave ana Fifth Greeks, near the river Ohio, aud
about 80 miles below pittiburgh. Some Of ti,rft
lan,s are very good, with conf !erable Quantities
o rich ,ttom, and plenty OF excellent tim er
Robert woods, E'q. the surveyor OF I'll Scum y
will thew thete lands.
Twill fell all or any of the ahov~ lands for caf OF
upon credit, OF take in cxchange for them lads in
Fairfax County, or lots OF lord L: the cl;y o: a.
lexandria, or tic CITY Of Warrington.
K. +. HCOE.
Oa ,ber "a %
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In The Gaze Of Au3re70 Xamiy anu nm.
Rom/y, Bnnk,ubs.
LAST NJ ZEE / NC.

The Comnlhloners IN COM
milton of bankruptcy awarded and ifued
againh Andres Ramfey and VIM. Ram
few, of the town OF Alexandria, in The
diaritt of Columbia, intend 70 meet on
Thurilay the eleventh of February next,
at three O'Clock ip the afternoon, at the
Warrington tavern in Alexandria, in or.
der to take the lalt examination Of the fad
bankrupss, when and where they are here
by required to furrender tbem!clvcs, AID
undergo their fins! examination; at which
meeting the creditors are TO eheoie an al
ignee or sGignees and the creditors who
have not hitherto proved their debts, un.
der the faid comminion, may then and
there attend and prove the fame, and al.
{ant to or diGeu, from the alloyanc OF the
faid bankrupt's certificate.
By o,de, oftke CsmmlFautrs.
HENRY MOORE, Secretary.
ian. 20. GU '''f
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Hoye Of EnIer1a'nme'''.
Randolph Mott,

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
anu TIC public in general, that he has open
ell an INN in the Town OF Alexandria,
in tn, haufe lately occupied by captain
Cherries Midnight, where he intends utlng
his utmot exertio's 10 give general iatls-
faction TO th9fe who may favor him with
their cuftom, which from his experience
in the buiiaei. he flatters himielt he ihall
be able to do on .he mott reafonable terms.
an 'arv 5. la"z.S'
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pOTO MAX CO M P 4 " T.
. :akXY MXsks9M& q

~ but all cafes the the tolls to be aertnsd and nd0d
laid by the toll gathenr .., ,..
n to per carrying produce or other articles down
the river to bring mea hoed by the Appel e"'ng the
[ f ; s er and whom belonging and to
IN order TO herer acerr the different foliage
which cargo fao ~sho" the trouble ana detention m p so
esd of unloading the carsoes or n pufF AND " a'0u al '0
All e attempting rsri the pag any OF whe
at a. '
herein asanl by the agents OF the company anu ~
The utnotex O the
~" At Watt, branca M mutt be paid demndaae
the Great the tolls are pay ae Tue
Falls, no Tolls pay
al, the Little pan the upon uh as may Dc
Fllhe tolls at the Lizzie
Falls are fame Coneso hague , ,
'~ lanes KEITH, Prudent,
IljHk MASON,
IO4N LAIRD.
Janaay s, 1902.
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For NaLe or Kent.

THAT hand(ome, convenient three Ac-
~ BRICK HOUSE, lately occupied by
Ednud ]. Lee, Eiq. in King hree', a
few doors weN of Pitt freet.
SAMUEL CRAIG.
Dec. IS. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-06

Every pipe or hoghead of wine, containing
more than IS gallons,
E,ery ogihead OF rum or other iplrlts,
Every no., mead of tobacco,
Every cak between IS and s. gallons, one
half OF pipe or hogihead; barrels one
fourth arr: and fnaler caks or kegs
in pro, ,.rt.ou according to the quality
ar qlantit, OF 'neir contents OF wins
crt,lrits,
F cafks OF linfeed oil, the fame as fpiri's,
Ever u,Ovl u what, peas, beans, OF max
feed,
Every ouhel OF Iodian corn or othlr graits
or flit,
Every barrl Of york,
Every barrel of heef,
Ev ~ Daire. If -four,
Eyrry g. + hem, flax, Pot-alh, bar OF
nanuia 'tured non,
Every Ton OF pig ron r. cafings,
Every ron of copper, lead, or other o1ss
her than IRON ore,
Every ton of ttone or ,'on ore,
Every h1ndred bu!hels or Line,
F cry chauron OF Goals,
Every hundred pipe ttaves, ..
Every hundred no. ihead aaves, or pipe OF
hoghead heading,
Every hundred barrel iaYes, or barrel head
Ever. "s s'ndred cubic feet of plank or fcanr.
ling. =
Every hundred cubic feet of other TIMBER
Every grofs hundred weight OF all Other
commodities or packages,
And every empty boat or veiiel, which
has not commodities on beard TO
yield 70 much, except an empty ioA'
or veiIel returning, whole load has
already paid at tho refPeet've places
the fums fixed at each, in which Gale
ihe is to repais toll Tree. }
N. B. Abarrel of -four brought from al
\ hopfhead of tobacco brought t
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ALL 2es
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-28
BALTIMORE. May z6.

Arrived brig Mary capt. M'Dcnald,
from Oporto. Left there, fhips Ulydes,
of New York, to fail in ten days; and
Farmer Of bofon, to fail in 8 days. for
London. IL lat. IS, 26, fpoke flip ST.
lerus, capt. , of New York, out
is days, bound TO Canton. Lat. IS 50,
long. "a, fpoke the flip Oliver Elfworth,
of New York, bound to Batavia. May
I6, lat. Sc, II, long. 20, fpoke the brig
PAXTON Randolph, from Rotterdam, bound
70 Norfolk, cur 60 days.
ALTO, Spanifh iehooner TheodoGa, cap
taia Lopez, from Porto Rico. The cap
tain left no American veGels there. Spoke
al American fhip from Bordeaux, bound
to Gaze Francois, name unknown.
Alto, fehooner Lucinda, capt. Vickery,
fran lacmel. Left there, lhia Argus,
capt. Atkins, of New York, in 5 days !;
Flora, capt. 49,, OF do. for Havre de
Grace; fchr. Ranger, Barker, ct and for
Bottom, in 10 days. The fchr. Rebecca,
Of Marblehesd, failed in company with
the Lucinda, May 9Th, fpoke the ,ichr.
Polly, capt. Train, Of Marblehead, from
Wilmington, IN. c. bound to Port Re-
publican, out IS days, ALTO, ichr. An.
drew, capt. Courage, from Philadelphia,
bound TO Port Republican.
Captain Viokery, fpoke in the Crooked
Iland Panage the fthooner America Of
Bolton, from Port Republican, which In
formed him that captain GraAin or Graf
ton of Baltimore had arrived there before
the America failed, and gave Information
that he had been boarded by a brig of IS
guns, full OF men, which robbed him of ali
his flores that an Enghh fhip had been
likewife plupdered of all her fails 70 as to
beobiiged to beloved to Jamaica byafri-
gate. Several other veGels were reported
10 have been taken and their crews muir
dered, tie veneIs names or their nations
unknown. Several Engliih trigates were
cfulzing for this big and for two fehr's,
her companions.
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the dcGnitiye treaty, induced great rife
Of Sranih flock. The royal bills role
from SO TO 90 per cenr.
Our informant brought out dispatches
from ieyeral of the American coniuls W
the Straits, for the Secretary Of State.
Arrived, brig Hound, Fuller, Surra-
Goa Schooner Lionefs, Seaman, Rich
mond.
Cleared, Ship Fanny, Hudfon, Ham
burgh; fchf. Hiram, Roxby, Shelburn,
~ Signalsup laf evening, for one
hiP, che brig and a ichooaer.
Arvived fnce orr laas
Brig Hound, Fuller, Curacao. Lett
there briggs Norris, Experiment,
Living, and Peggy, Robins, all Of this
port. May &c, lat. 50, 70, long. 73s
80, fpoke Zip Moniezuma, out days.
Ship Hercules, Courtney, from Leghorn
ard Barcelona, laa from Gadiz. Sailed
in company; with barque Mary 6. w.
Boultch, for PoTifmouth, n. II. and fhip
James, Chandler, for Baltimore. Leftin
the bay Of Cadiz, on the 18th April, the
following vcnels :--Schr. Good Intent,
Brooks, from Charlelfon; brig Mohawk,
Mather, New York Amelia, Calender,
Algefras; fhip Elizabeth, White, Fal
mouth brig Betfey, Blackwell, Algeh-!
ras; fhip Mercury, Waterman, Liibon !;
flip Minilla, clalby, New York; Iia-
zen, Allen, New York Harmony,
Meyrick, baltimore; brig Franis Nix
on, Thomplop, Chsrlefon I; fhip Beaey,
Leonard, London; Clsrifla, Field, F.l.
mouth Rebecca, Barr, Liverpool !;
Nsfau, Richards, Malaga. Ship Reiolu
ton, Pell, of and from New York, had
juR arrived in 81 days PaGage, all well
April 18th, inlat. IS, 81. N, long, W.
fpoke hip William, Butter, of ana from
CharleRon, bound 10 Leghorn cut, 81 days
q of them had a heed vino. May 7th,
in lat. So, SO, long. 81 w. froke brig
Sally, OF and from Philadelphia, bound to
Gibraltar, OFT 8 days.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-28
NEW YORK, MAY *.

A gentleman who arrived hele yefer-
day IN the flip Hercules Courtney, in
29 days from Cadiz, informs that the ihip
Ala, Peterfon, of Philadelphia, had .Iua
arrived there from Lima. The Ala foon
after ihe left Lima, between the Cape Of
Good Hope and Cape Horn, fell in with 81
Engiiih whaling letter of marque of 70
guns, who ordered her papers TO be fen,
on board, which was Immediately CON-
plledwlth. The letter of lnarque was in
want OF ieveral articles, with which capt.
feterion iapplied him. The nextday the
commander OF the letter Of marque rsqpeft
ed capt. Peterlon TO come on board, as
lone difficulty Rejecting the papers had
occurred which he refufed, but ient folne
OF bis officers and papers. This would not
ia,isiy the captain of the letter Of marque,
who Ethreatened TO fire into the Ala, if
the captain of her refufed TO comply with
ms ordcr-cspt. Pettrion diiregarded his
threats, and declared he would not leave
ms fhiP. At length the Englifh captain
hred on which capt. P. poured broad.
ilde into the letter Of marque, which was
'mmedi7tely returned. On the Alias diff
charging fccond broadEde, which done
ecniiderable damage ohis opponents rig
Sing, fhe fheered of, and out failed the
Aha, taking of her papers and ome of her
Cheers and ner.
Our informant adds, thar there were
,aFee TriPolitan eroizers our, between
Malaga and Gibraltar, cne of which was
! = :, brig OF 10 guns. Capt. Bainbridgc, Of
me United States frigatc Eiiex, had left
zoe Rock Of Gibraltar in purfuit Of this
Ing, inconiequence q inlormat;cn which
'ad been communicated TO him by thec
ain OF an Englifh ihip which lad lua be-
'ose fPoken her.
Not long before the Herculss Courtnay
p4iied, pirate which had plundered feve.
q Swediih veiIcls lad been captured in
rs straits, By Z Sganifl armed brig fcnt
~ for the purpofe.
Several of The Spanilh money Chips had
- arrived at Cadiz onc CT which had
beard eigbf mil.Isrs Of Ibeeic. This,
s''nsr with the news Of the fsning CT
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.;., &c coaaia. To the yarioas ma
l .;on. &c Europe, il may ALTO give an op-
. ..or,nni,y. delightful to the coatemplatives
i humane nina, TO vie, with each other
: their ingenuity, and cultivation OF arts,
aoriculture, manufactures and commerce !
sa+ugple Of immeufe and falutsry imror-
s.nce I 20 the world: whereby might be
's5yancei 10 their highei perfection, thofe
arts and improvements, which are mott
.nisfnl and ornamental TO nan. TO this,
.nd.to the United States, while keeping
within their own peculiar iphere OF action,
!, will. as we may hope, iecure a con-
romance in cur peaceful improvements IN
.or;culture. manufactures and commerce
70 our countryit ALTO affords a ufeful lef-
ian q, inarutfion on the highly beneficial
cooleouenccs ofcultiyatins tate OF gene
ri peace. internal order and tranquility;
wbe,eby we have hitherto pro6ted 10 great
advantage, and which ihould lead Us Till
- audy The arts peace, union ard foei-
i ir,ercourle. And although iome OF
10 cirixsns may fptcr in their enterprises,
bv temporary rcvuliions occa6oned by a
general pacifeaiion, it is yet to be hoped,
fbat i will eventually prove beneficial 10
,hc country at large, by placing US III a
more Gable iituation, and by again bring
mo back our buEneis TO its Aeady and fettledI
coorfe. 1t is ALTO devoutly 10 be WIFI
ed. that we may, as we fusely ought to
endcayour TO do, experience its benefit, by
removing ina great degree, the iousces of
thofe political aniroGties, which have 70
long and 70 unhaPpily divided the public
opinion Of our country; and by leading
each oneto content himtelf wilhthe falurary
conteR, who lhall beit ierYe, and mott
highly honor HIS OWN COUNTRY, BY his
excellence in the. Yurflits of peace, order,
and focal tranquility. II remains howe
yer, notwithstanding our tondeR hores, to
be decided By time, whether, among the
conflicts of contending and unrply paaions
which ieem peculiarly in action at.the pre-
tent day,.the people of either continent
are to realize the happy effects which fome
may contemplate. 1t is much to be fear
ed they will not. But all events are IN
der the government of an sllwiie and ON
nipottnt Power, TO whole fuperintendance
and direction it becomes US TO fubmit all
our concerns ;---aud, while exerting our
feeble efforts for the general good, to trace
events as they pafs, with humble admiiati-
on, faith and hope.
JONATHAN TRUM8ULL.
May II, 1907.
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In bur7uanee of a Deed Of
9Th Mo. IS.

~
Tyf fyem Jelr5b Cary 10 the Ialhe'16-
ers, tortbe purtghSs therein mentioned,
will be Jala at Public Auf7i0n, at the
Ce6ee Hou(e Of Alexandria, n Msady
The a8tb day Of June next, being THE
fya.dy Of tbe meeting Of tbe cart Of
alexandria eoxnty,J at The bour Of ele-
zen o'elaek in the toreneon, all the ./aid
Jsnbb Ca,y's right, nile and mte,sfm
and to tbe toll04piag real 1,o9ertr, w.
10000 acres Of Land in Ran
dolph county, being the laid Cary's noety ola
tract containing lco 900 acres, patented IN his
own name. This tra9 lays on each tide oil Cheat
River and contiguous to the main road leadlng
from, Moorefeld to Randolph court houie.
4q5 acres Of Land in Harrllon
county ,Llituate on the waters Of Cheat River, be-
ing the iaid Cary's nloiety of a tract containing
900 acres, patented in the name of Patrick Mur.
ray and founded on afettenlent right.
482d acres Of Land in the lalf
mentioned county, being faid Cary's moiety Of .
tract containing 965 acres, patented alto in the
name OF Patrick Murray, and founded on q let
element right. This tract lays on the eaR tide OF
Tigers Valley River, and binds thereon about
one half mile below the mouth OF Leading Creek.
$500 acres Of land in Lincoln
county, fate of Kentucky, fitpate on the waters
of Straight Greek, being the iAid Cary's moietg
OF traa containing 5000 acres
10000 acres of land in Ken
haway county, ftuate on Cauley River, being
the faid Cary's moiety of tract containing
10000 acres, patented IN the name CT Thomas
Williams.
A brick houle with lot In
the Tewn of Alexandra, fituate on Woli,itreet.
now occupied by the paid Cary, tubled ito an
pcumbrance which will be made known at the
time of Tale.
= Terms of fale -wil.be one third payable in fix
months, one third in twelve months, and the re-
naming one third in eighteen mcnths.--Bo
with approved tceurity will be required of the
rurehaier:.
such Of the creditors Of Jcfeph Carey a, may
be difpofed 10 attend the iale are notified that
ther refpeaiye claims will be admitted in pay
inert for laid lands, provided fuch claims are
lodged with us and approved Of at leait 40 Gays
before :he day Of iae-
JoHN.TOSTER, Truaees.
GEO. DtNBALE
May 20. 1sMS
ar Clean linen and cotton
rags bought at this ethtss'
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aytra.lcria aDbeHiser.
FR1DaY, May IS.

a gentleman who came pafenger in the
lhip Mercury, from London. brought diff
patches from Mr.. King, American Miniier
at the Court OF Great Britain, which were
yei1erday forwarded TO the Secretary of
State. We learn that Mr.. King, intended
leaving London the enfuing hummer for
France, on his return TO the United States (;
from this we conclude, that he is aready,
OF expects TO he recalled.
N. r. Gas. !
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I zoe1uy Dollars Reward.
Abfconded from my plantatl

1AUI1UIIUSU IIOii1 II PIuI1s" y
on on the 9th inf. Mulatto man, named
SHADRACk, about s feet 7inches high;
an active, we'll made fellow: his drefs
were pair Of negro cotton trowfers and
coat, and a fcl, hat. To any perfon who
vii fet@fn fad fellow TO me, ! will give
Tn DollGrs, if taken within the county,
OF Tie above reward if Out Of it, beGde
rsaionable charges.
WILLIS LEE,
Fauquier coaa.y, near Freeman's lord.
May IS. dIzt !
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Five tons Swedifh Bar Iron,
neatly drawn in imsil fat and fquare bars,
and James River Coal, ioffale by
VIM. Hawthorne.
9Th Mo. IS. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-16
NOTICE.

On the 18th day of June next,
/ fhall leave this place for Kentucky, and
will undertake to trantaa any bufneis in
that fate, or in the Territory North
Wet Of the River Ohio. / fhali rchde
in the town Of Warrington, and practice
law in the feveral courts held there, in the
fuperior courts for the faid fate; and in
the hyperion courts forthe fad territory,
which are held at Cincinnati,
Afrer my departure, tmy father, Gleon
Moore, will forward sany papers which
may be left with him.
N. B. Ihave been employed byieve-
raj perfons who have military claims, to
obtain furveys and patents for them, and
who have other intereRs in Lands. AS [
am well acquainted with furveying fhall
be glad TO undertake any bnGneis of this
kind.
HENRY MOORE.
Alesandria, Columbia,
AprI 50, 1907. 2awI5thl
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-16
Notice.

THE PUBLIC are respectfully inform
ed, that BOOKS Of SUBSCRIPTION
for Shares in the Allegheny Turnpike
Road, are opened at the office of Col.
Francs Deakms, in George Town, and
at the compiling houfe OF Mr.. W'zziam
Hay56ome, in the town of Alexandria,
where thofe inclined tofubfcribe for flares
will pleafe 70 apply.
The acts of the Anemblies of Mary
land and Virginia, for Incorporating 81
!" Company for eaablihing a Turnpike
!" Road from the Burnt Mill, about a
g mile below Georges creek, on the
!" Potomack-river, to the neareff weiiern
:" navigation, may be feen at either OF
the aforementioned places.
March 4. law