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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-28
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-28
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FOR SALE, BY
Jacob Rlchardjon.
I'll The Poit- Ofice. a g,ezf v3,ieiy Of Basi, Sai
Sfafanoy among aok'eh are, ifver-
al ne-o pabi,caf,eps, qsx.

<&E 8" oo- SHi~S, t'e~ VH'NLy 0 DIX, k06
Siaf'enoy among aoI,eh are, jfvtr-
al ne-e pa6heaf,srs, qsS.
\ VIEW Of the Political condne Of AARON
~ BusK, Efq. Vice Prcddeut. .---Weals
Correa Ss.,ement. =. Bar,isgtOu', Voysge 10
New Sonth Wales =. Allo, Adam, Foar Ler-
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tween JoEN ADAMS, Iate Pseedcn,, and SAM
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Life OF General EosAPARrR IS Aa Anti-
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AGortmen, of Houie Paper, and Bordsrs.
n. B. Ii may perhaps be unncctfary e,
inform the Public, that he has lately mAie an
addition 60 his Circulating Library of g rnsoy
thnu!and Volumes Of BOOKS, in the different
branches Of Literature"
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-28

The following 10 extrztfed from the wsrks
OF frereh Hsskis'sn, Eiq. We rhiak il apple,
we'll 10 3 r.s Wifp," which is III Ied from tb.
Office OF t''71s Baisses" 10 II sjlou. IN oopsGsiaa
70 {" The Bee"
THE wdSP.
WRAPT in AnIslian siIth aad Aime
An infant wafp neglected lay
Till having doz'd the deais'd time
lie woke aad itroggled is,o day.
Proud of his venom bag aud aing,
Aud big with feif.approviag worth
Mankind he faid, aad ffrs,eh'd ais wing.
Should tremble when fslly forth.
In copious areams ,ny fpleen fhsli a,w,
And iatife al, her Paiits drain;
A critic born--the world ihsll kaoy
carry not ring iavain.
This faid. from naive cell of clay,
Elate he roie in airy hshr;
Hence TO the city chang'd has way,
And ou iieeple chanc'd to light.
Ye Gods, he cry'd, what horrid pile
PIefumes to rear il, head 70 high
This clumly corna, fec how vile
Can this delight critics eye
With pois'nous fling he frove 70 wound
he fubHaace 6rm, bur itrove in vain
Sorpriz'd. ne fees i, aands its ground,
MOI Aar's rhro .irae, nor wIi,hes Will pain.
Away rh' cnraged infeti aew;
But ioon Ui'h aggravated pow'r
Againa the walls his b3dy threw, &
And hop'd {. make the lofty tos'r.
Firm hx'd il aands (; as asnd il mua,
Nor heels The Waip's unpitied tai;
The humbled critic rolls in duff,
So eunn'd, 70 brui,'d. he fcarce can crawl.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-28

face Turned pale. eve.y federal mans hand wss
on mis- thigh. The prolpea before them" was
truly sionoas! they ,nought TO have caught
the Executive In tfsF. The runaen on the
exchange were doubIy neutrality-suspicious.
~ef- circulated with uncommon rspidi,y--.he
avenues to the poa-officc were crouded with a
federal phaiAnx each carrying in his phiz Won
der and conifernauonl hope and fear Bot
ala, all this noife and bIulfer pagrd over in
fsmo The federaliit, were difsppointed, and
the citizens foon faw through the trick impof-
cd on them.
Psyfsveyando. however. 10 the motto. Keep
il up, keep Il up-bawls the redoubtable major
The " trslps6 b.forr ~" is gloomy and per-
picking, cries the Elk Jsxto, unleis we can
keep tie public mind in agitation. What is
the next fory l-C4isnaey, CGltnder, Jtfsy/ss
and Caiexdtr money. money and perjury !!
Huzza keep il up. keep II up, yelp the fed
eraI huurfIDen! :" BY eager Puhuins we'Il have
him at laf."
Thus this realef,, inpodent, fstfious, un-
principled Jxnso, are confantly ditturbing the
peace of the community; aud under pie,ence OF
believing what Caileadtr f4ys (Thom they have
heretofore declared to de deaitue OF honor snd
iniegrty) they have opened new fource Of cal
umny, TO impofe on the creduiity Of our uniuf-
peei,ng citizens. When will the wicked ceafe
from troubling when ~ill the virtuous be, Al
reit Not till so,y iys are as much diircgarded,
as the authors are defpifcd. Bss. Cbros.
Had il not been we'll known. tha, the prints
in oppoftion 10 the prefent government are 10
Auenced aud iupported by tue sH aod snyeter-
aie enemies of American Independence, We
fhould have TO dcplore the dcpsavi,y and rapid
degenefAcy of thoie editors and j5i 6yanf repob
beans. who condoct Them bar, who can b,
proof agsinA Iriii!h .od. and ./:fifaMg quail
t,es of BrHyb OIL # eOsF,tztian. 10 celebrated by
huhnr Young, aud without which be tells US
the shesis of the Englih goveromenr would
clog and fand fill. II this cauie and to no
other. ~e rrua- ait'ibete tina, iaVa of abufe.
which is poured out every day, from one end Of
the union ,s IN: other, sga;na the Pre6dent Of
the United Siates--in the fame degree that this
Ready friend TO America promotes the cafe and
hsppinef, Of his fsloS citizens, 10 the fame pro-
portion is he iniulicd and sbufcd by thcie fer
vile and profituted prints, to whom nothing ap-
pesss to be facIed, DO, dclpofym and aryeoeracr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-28
PIrTsrIrLD, Aug. Q.
Rsbrri Of ibe Tax on kxfned SEpsr.


10 coni,qaence of the indiicriminate clam
our excited by the fcds,4ioppo6tion againt rhe
Repeal OF the Exclies, it is iuppofsd even 10
this day, by many mif-informed pe,lons, thu,
the Sugar tax repealed. wa, the whole tax upon
resncd iusan ;--shefcas il was only the exejE
upon A,7erean reGaed fugsrs, as their impor,a-
,ion I'LL remains. The excite repealed was in
iatt only duty upon the refinery OF losf fugsr
in this coun,ry. The cattt OF the repeal i, 10
give our bams made refined fugar an advantage
over imported white fogar. And as a general
Pripclple, n isaeknowedged to be good policy
to encourage our own manufactures, in. prefer
ence TO foreign, or certainly no, TO difcoor,ge
lhcm by duties. For it retains our money in the
country, TO the amount of the price Of the man
Usacu'e. inasad OF tending it abroad. 10 pay for
The manufactures of other nations. No good
reaion can be acigoed, why the A1teyitaa manu-
iaeture Of white iugar fhould be burdenei any
more than the ,4me,iraa manufacture of elaf,
paper, mahogany work, or any other maoufac-
ture, Especially Of articles of luxury. The mo-
ton TO Rrike out ,efaed fugar aud infert broavn
fugar, which is included in the imps9, and NOT
in the 'seye. was merely Gpmbling block
thrown in the way by the oppoGtion. TO impede
the Repeal, or render it unpopular.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-28
< TO BE SOLD OK LET,

TO BE SOLD OK LE9,
a ND immediate poiefii,n given. large
"A two Rory Dwelling Houie, Gtuawd in
Broad Street, with convenisnt yard--good
well OF water--Chsiie- Houl- ard Barn. Con-
ditions may be known by applying to
THOMAS TOWNSEND, or
NATHANIEL BRIGGS.
Ne4risr, Aagsf 20, 'Soz. 99d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-28

The arbitrary meafures purfued by the late
adminiRsasion, make it no longer rroblema,i.
cal, whether we would not have enjoyed ~
much Liberty under the Brisiih iyrant, as under
federal folly, wickeduefs, add diurpaiion. Eve
ry one Who feels the leaf attachment 60 the in
terefs Of his country, mua rejoice az the fortu.
nate change that has taken place. Ii is certain.
ly highly honorable to our national character,
add prefents profpea NO Ieh asttering to osr
liberties and happinef. I~d<tendtnf Wig.
Its really shocking to every pne, who frrls
the. leaa SegMd tor decorom, to read in the
federal papers whole columns Of fcurrihsy, and
the grol.A vulgarifm sgainA the chief mag
Of the. union. Af,er vhat we have read. the
editors Of the federal papevs might az weii at.
tempt TO convince % Of thar regard to deco
rum and order. as thc liar to verscity or the
iheep.thief 20 honefy. ees u.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-28

A Ii perfcns having any demands agaiaa
\ the eaa,e Of bSmaj Wfaver, late OF Mid
dletown, in the coun,y of Newport, decesied,
are hereby notified TO exhibit the fame Tor fct-
element and thofe indebted TO faid eaase, sIe
requefed to make Immediate payment to
RUTH WEAVER, Exeearix.
Mid9zsf'run, Asgsf 40. 1904. g
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-28

BY the amended Judiciary Syftem. the u
nited States ATE divided into tx ciicuits ; and
each OF The Judges Of The Supteme Court is afign-
cd to one OF them. Judge CusHise is in the
caeefn circait, coniiling of Nt1u. Hame5iye.
MeBzebyfm and Rb0dt Naxd. In each Dif.
trict he is to hold Circuit court twice year,
aiIiGcd by the Diarift Judge; sod once year
to attend the Supreme Court at the feat Of Gov
crnment. His Judicial duties are certainly not
more laborous than when he was lodge of the
Supreme Judicial Court of NaGachuietts; but
bis ialsry is comfortably higher. There is not
Jadse ora Lawyer in his circuit, who would
not, uoleis fpecially disqualified. be thankful 10
obtain his feat, notwithaanding all the difficult
ties and imPraetieabilities defcrbed By Bayard
and Co. in Congress. Thofe numerous objcc-
tions were the sreatusss of oppoftion. mere
phantoms OF party, which vanifh before the day
light Of experience. Even the far-fstched, long
lsbored conaiutional objection is done away,
By folemn judicial decilon, in the fimiIar cafe
Of Court in Mary land.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-28

A Ii psrfons who hare demands on the Ef-
4 \ tate Of Capt. W,iliam B,isgf. la,e Of LII
tleCompton. 5eceafed. aIe dsG,ed to call os
the fablcriben and receive their juft Dues
And all thoie tha, are indebted to faid effate,
are requcfcd to cali on either Of u,. at our re-
fpeetive dwellings, and make payment.
CORNELIUS BRIGGS, |
JOB BRIGGS, H@''-'''''
LhiLs-Cs"pi0s, h~sH 40. 1904. eou
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-18
AfORE ABOUT
GOVERNOR GILES

ss7L tederaliits have prohibited them
ieiveS from believing any thing that Cal
ienoef lays. A juryconpoled Of rcipeea-
Die citizens OF that party, have decided
upon their oATHs, that Calender Will nui,..
iiih Jf@a6@fo@' fa5f5o0d5i Yes, thew nave
RECORDED him as = fla4f, Icaudalons, ond
"'aIf'oH5 writer. Has his reputation, brer
~aited by any evidence Of diGn,nr-
cited recaEtafiop? be has BETRAYED no G,cb
manly motive
he foregoing accufations nand IN The.
arnlner Of the I7th Of Juiy.
We are turpri,od that the editors oF 49,,
paper fhoud compel Us f. freouontIv 70 hr;r"
forward the name OF their bafycn. fy;e,,J .n5
t!s-fsadcr, GILES. They ny1 tbat -. ~
federaliRs, upon their oathg, hive fsn1J tba.
CgHsadTy nil fu5iB Eon}q},g, fr1Icta ,oj,'
Thy b2Ue ree0rGea hin as . fg s.JoI.'' :.
md maAc!la5 7critcr.
ne ihcrt and plain anfwer is this. Cal
ienoef PubHihed lone things upon the credit
"hICh NE word OF bIIiiall Brandt C;i.. =
member OF eongtefs, had obtained win I'm,
nc scdcraijtts proiecJted Calender for thefs
Pu''io2tions' Cahendci iummoned Giles TO
appear and conicfs that BIS authority had m
duced CaIIeuder to write them. Giles refssd
to appear. Judge Chafc, in}ead of fen5 9o
out proceis OF compulion, or pofDonino he
trial, proceeded without Gilcs's teflir5o,.
Ibis IS MOI III. Chafc told the jurv ezaEfIy
what they ought 70 do. And as they exatfly
complied with his directions, It is 70 be con.
Guided THAI they thought hin a Usry layze4
JUDGE, and a VFyy Htrie6f MAN.
Every body, who conGders this and the
communications already made in this ua1cr.
upon that luhjeff, viii think, THAI il would
have beeA better, # Giles, and orhers had
0eeh'" f6< PI0ef q CALLENDER, with the
nIn 3 months Of imprisonment, &c
ne edtor Of rhe Examiner may be alfred
81 tnia, that, # the federaiifs, or republic rs,
Or any oiH-r ic6t, or faction, 1hall heres ter
initiate prodeeution sgainH Calender foe
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-18

printing or pubiiihing faliehoods, 1t viii no.
bc for any thing which may nave been OF ihaii
ever be afcr;ed by FIiliam Branch Giles,
or any OF thofe, who are his friends, Importers,
admirers, followers, or advocates.
We aon't &Spe6t that Giles viii thank his
friend for this proof OF his editorial and repub-
lican 7rdor Giles would be glad this tory,
as well as Calender, ihouid Be tied to a mill
fonc ard fox intothe depths of the Tea. But
hts wife friends fay no. Agreed, They ynar
bring ltonh as often as they pleaie; and in
any form or way that they pleaie. And we
HAL always Try to give them TT To-, tat, or q
IA asiiifairc, 10 turn Sheir artillery upon them
ftlves.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-18

theft commifioness 70 the indians the cnor-
NOUS lalarY of eight dollars per day, helides
their travelling exPeUcesP The csih atone
eomes to Tx rate of two thoufand nine hun-
dred and twenty. dollars per annuut. An ex-
orbitant ium for'fcch huiinefs Even a fle,p-
Der OF congress IS not half 10 well pSfd. tfc
;nuit i've ats great expence ont of fix dollars.
ais employnlcnt, ALTO, is, or ihould be-, at
ieatt as lrnPortant, and honorable as that of a
fiont1ef agent. A reduction TO two dollars
per day behdes expenses, woult fave great
deal OF money; and after all, the agent would
De much better paid than a delegate in The
aiiemhly OF Virginia or Pennfvlvania, with
his three dollars per day,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-18

= hoe who have fcen Calender. and
heard him talk, cannot but admire the fngu-
lar ptoPriety ofthis delcrption. His appe3r-
ance IS certainly calculated to impress one
win The belief, that the author Of his BENZ,
like /Slop and PhUdrus, had fancifnlIv so 80
dowed.&n Ourang- Outaog with few of fhe
attrDutes Of humsnityI ''
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-18

9inai owners, under another cover.
AS loon as this days paper has got 10 pyefs.
we dciignto wait upon the Ex3nsrfhaf ~
Virginia. The object IS to obtain from Mr.
David Randolph copy ofhis correfn,n,;ercs
with Levi Lincoln, Attorney ocnersi ~ ~,
union, upon the fi.biea of CaIIender,s 6nS
ne reader may expect, in next weeks na-
per, TO fee publication OF tl,sfe docpr,,,,,ts
ne Examiner Of laft Saturday aairms thst
the tine was repaid 10 Calender OUT OF Mr.
Jeiterion sbriVafepurfe. T his co.respoodence
VIII prove the contrary; rs well as the verv
ihaooy and ungracious manner in which +bs
remiihon was ultimately made.
Nne would think that all the TeFtricr,
advocates IN Virginia were annihilated ~
cept the 6a',tins, it cannot be called the
writing OF the markftnen, there is not rh;~.
ruP 70 be heard IN the newspapers on tb9t Id
or the qusttIon. Numerous objections b,vs
oe>n mada by Mr. Davis and ourlelves aoa;nG
the Conduct ofthe pre!cnt executive. IT,,
nave been uttered TO PATS I1.uitcr wjtho,t e,1(,
whiiper OF oppofition The goihppino 20.
luminous report of the comnitte of ff,yG}a;ca
ton has been ihiyered into atoms. Never E9ss
thcre more abrupt reyerie in The, tone &c +,o.
political parties than what the lait three Tbs
nave exhibited. Cur Virginian corteg,o.5-
dent has iopg been a formidable writer,apdYn.
DER a variety of fignatuEes. He deals HE
blows with force, coolnefs, and dexterfty: md
On the Pretent location, with the aapof ,e4
ance at his topmaf, he has failed threafot I. ),
ocean OF newspapers without. pleetingsa SingJe.
adYertary Duane IS dumb; or he .fpeags Sr-
to Hammer out an iacoherent lie. f n,sIl -
our particular bufnc1s to hum lin doq0a. & =,,t
: chen" lays iheAlexandria Advertiser, tearo
s her draft upon GsoacR TssFERson ~. ~
" e6naas tie face Of a6ai5-s.'' - "'Ey
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-18
Jhe ,52GGOR0GoR.
RICHMOND.
AtGUSI 1870. 1909.

numerous quantity.of letters is weekiy
,sll' 70 TINS ONCE without paving the poaaee.
we give che public this notice, that, future,
1oou!d any letters be addreisd to this office.
Feip!,Sgting F" he Recorder" ard not poff
PAID, 'uch letters will be returned to their ORR
ginai owners, under another cover.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-28
ST.. Johns DAY.

III esmslsmorutiou IF TIE Assivsrsary Of
ST. JoHs, toe alexandria Lodge, No.
~, Of Aaeient York Maseus, G0sm5lea
81 their NssO Ledge Room, ~ tie tozvu
IF dlsxaaa,ia, and It being he frit
time 81 tier meeting on that day, n an
sdyfee IF Their 0svu, The folioSoug AD-
DRESS euQs delfvered 10 lbem fran the
Char.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-28
D o c u NJ E n r S
ACCOMPANYING THE

L 0wmHnicatioH Of ne
PRESIDENT OF THE u. STATES,
TO BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS.
Made the 15t6 day Of December, 1902.
(ConH1aed.
EatraR of letter from Richard o'B,ien
Esq. Cog/ul Of the U. States Of America
at Anglers, to the Secretary gf.fafe, d.
ted at lgiers, I4tb June, 1902.
"On the evening OF the roth inf. ar
rived here two Tripoline corfairs, and
this morning they failed for the coat of
Spain, in iearch Of American and Swedes.
Thefs two corGairs ate two row-gallies,
with three la.een fails, each having four
guns. One crew of forty men, the o.
ther of thirty five. They are we'll caEu-
lated for rowing and boarding veheba in
Gains, or light winds. They fay they
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-28
ALEXANDRIA LODGE, No. II

NeeeM5er 20, 500.
RESOLVED, Thar the thinks 9f the
Lodge be tendered 10 on,. Vo56iIfal MoC
ter, Brother G. DENEALE, far bis e,sry
baudIome and nbpyofnate addrefs delr1'ere
ed this dqy fran lbs Chair, and tbat be
be requeaed 10 permit the lame 10 be pria-
ted, and a coby eateysd on The ioHraals.
WIN. PATTON, Jun. See'y.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-04

In confequenee of a power
velted III the oyerieers of the poor, for
telling the Glebe Lands ineach parifh, the
.overfeers Of the Poor for the county of
Loudour, will proceed to fell on the 2ad
of September next, on the premifes, on
credit of twelve months, 70 the higheit
bidder, the GLEBE LAND belonging
70 the pafifh Of Cameron; and on the zeth
of iaid month they will fell on the fame
terms the Glebe Landsbelonging to the
parifh otShelburne.
N. B. The lands will either be fold in
lots or altogether, as may be& fuis the
purchaiers.
On Monday the 9Th of Sep
TENDER the overieSrs ofthe poor for the
faid county will NEE, at the Poor Houfe,
at II O'Clock, for the purpofe Of contratt-
ing with iome fiuitable Perion TO take
charge Of the poor for the enluing year.
Loudoun County, Apguf rs. d3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-04
FIRST NOTICE.
II TX egfr ~ JoHN B. ASMsrEAD, q
RouByubf

IH ESS cGS ~ JOHN De Ah - En- =
RaAkrnbt.
WHEREAS CornmilIion Of Bankruptcy,
founded upon the Aa Of Congrefs Of the
United States, pafed Or, the 18th day of
April, 1890, entitled (" An Aet to eRab-
Iifh an uniform fyfem of Banksuptcy
throughous the United States" has been
awarded and iiiued againit J1obs b., Hym-
ge4a 6f the county Of Louddan, merchant !;
and he being declared Bankrupt, is
hereby required to lorrender himfeif'so fhe
Commiaioners in tbe faid Cominiilion nam
ed, or a major part Of them, ON the laai
Wednsfay in September nex,, and on
the frf and fecond Wsdneiaavs in Odo-
Der following, at the houfe OF Mr.. L0sy,.
in the town Of Middlebhfg tLodaosln
County) at II o'clock on each day, and
make foil difcovery and difclofure Of his
e&ate and effeHs, when and where his
creditors are to come prepared TO Prove
their debts; at the fecond flirting TO chufe
silignees, and at the laf fitting, the faid
Bankrup, is de6red TO huifh his examina-.
ton, and his creditors are to aaent TO,
OF diiient from the allowance Of his eera
,ifca,e.
All perfons indebted to the faid Bank
rupt. or thar have any Of his effects, are.
not TO pay or deliver the fame, but to,
whom the conmiGorers, rial! appoint.
BURR POWELL,
Secretary to the Comhifion.
Middleburg, Auguf ~. ~ DIST
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-04
NOTICE.

All pesfons having demands
ssaiaH the eAate of sel4atebiug; late
Of Alexandria deceafed, are fe9uefedxo
prelent them for fetslsinent; and fuch as
are indebted tofaid efate aTe;requeifed 10
make Immediate payment 10 the fablerr-
befs.
Jno. g Jas. TUCKER.
SertembeY T. ~. 4! -. III yd31
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-04
Lands ii Kentucky.

A-eS-st2 ~ AASAaeseA+AS
Tie fold By Futhe Sale at tie
9ar.iTe c. 5s-Room, Aeqe Tork, on tie
Il aat a. Dsesn6er nsxt; at IL o'tsaek,
sses.
Eleven thoufand acres of4and
inieqe o. more lots; laying in the coun-
4 81 Fayet;e, fate Ct kentucky about
50 miles from Lexington ard Frsnkforf,
40 miles foO,h eat of the Chic River and
adjacent 10 the public road between ,he
two Mama Rivers and ieyeral Ring
fttltmsnts. The foil generally coed,
we'll waiered and timber OF various dttrriP-
tions.
Thefe lands within IS miles Of Man
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both navi-
sabletwo 70 three bundled miles above the
extremity Of the lands.
AJa,
To be fold at the fame time ard place
IS The above, aastbey TRACT Of LAND
OF nioe thouland acres, in one or more lots,
nthe county of Fayette, Gate of Ken
tsCkY, ees,,s he fame dillarce from Lex
ington, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Locking river, Diff
tantfron the latter only few miles.
The fol- is 10 general good, well wa
tered and timber of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the peighborhood
OF the lettled parts of Kentucky, and OPP
polite a Jerfey settlement, The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Efq. in 1857 and
1855, and the title deeds are clear and in
diputable.
AS thefe lands are to BE diipoied Of for
behalf of creditors, they will be pohtiyely
iold to the higheR bidaer, for aPpoyed
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or MIR. James Maaerfon
OF Lexington; Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
Ut Woodford county !; or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the lands.
FOR further information and an accurate
plan OF the lands, apply 10 John s Charles
Wilkes Eiqrs. or Lewis Simopd Efq. New
York, or TO Mr.. Brown, Dunfries, Viz
GINA.
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-04
WILLIAM SANFORD,

Alter returning thanks to his frienGs
400 cu8omers for the liberal encourage
.nent given him 6nce his commencement
! N ouhnets, respectfully informs themahat
re has removed 70 the NEW SAIL
LIFT, fronting Merchants Wharf,
y Where heihopes for a continuance of their
.asors, and sGures them ana the publ
10 general thar he will ute his utrnoR ex.
efneOs to give fatisfaaion.
Pse'uoer l. eo3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-04
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On TUESDAY,

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Stare,
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whi&ey in barrels,
Gin in caiks aud barrels,
Poftwine in .caiks,
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