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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
From the cA.Ln.L. ttsaAl.-MarsA J.


BY the Wilmington mail Of lat week, the
Editor of this paper, who has for fome time
sttsd as Pot mater at this place, received no
tice of his difnilal and Of he appointment of
Mr.. Archibald Loudon as his luccelIor This
was a circumRance zrdently conrended for, and
anxiouily expetted By the democrats, efpecial-
iy fnce the late psregrinAtion Of Count Casa.
sY-It is circu maance to be expected by ev-
cry perion called Federal holding al Office,
and will certainly ioon rake place in the whole
ct the Pot Office Department as we obferve
~ order to expedite the buinels, printed forms
OF letters have been procured. And by the l4it
mails, we ALTO obferyed the difmih.h Of iix Poh
matters IN different parts of the Union againlt
whom no miidemeanor in Office is even aliedg-
cd-but they were Federalilts-and this is
what Mr.. J-ferlon, calls g correcting The pro
cedurs"-' refforing focal intercourie." &c.
Having never folicited the appointment,
(which IS more than my lucceGor can fay AID
having never folcied continuance OF il, I
willingly relinquiih it, eonlcious of having dif.
charged my duty with fidelity ana puoauaIity
--Dilmfal, in thefe times of " political intol
erance," is rather to be confdered honorable
than otherwife the quefions now affixed re-
fpe6ing candidates for Office not being is he
honea, is he capable, Sse."-(this we have mott
arikingly exemPl6ed both in the appointment
of Mr.. Loudon and that of his <J5rlby patron
---but does he belong TO cur g Seci"-wllI be
lead on or drive az he ihall be directed will
he yield to +" every gale that blows"
have, however, the pleafure Of informing
the Democrats, that ltill hold an Office which
is our of their I6oi'5 power, or that of any Of
4 Il 4 Il
fhaIl now have more leifGre to attend, aud
be enabled more fully to exPofe rhe views OF
thoie boafed fieadS eftbs pectt, Whole friend
1hip TO the people, feems entirely TO confif in
getting into Office to which duties, while I
promile faithfully TO dedicate my time, Iref-
Pedfully folicit the patronage of the public.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
Tsp tbs qsaa.
OFFICIAL.
Fr.n BE Natisaaf LafsEiges.e,.

FrsS BE National LafsHgsEseS.
letter, dated February n. has been received from
Mr.. LIAR, our Confu az Cape-Francois, from which
the following cirCumaantial and ntersGng statement
is derived -
On the fscond of February the French feet,
eonlling of II fail Of the line and 9 frigates,
appeared off the harhour.-Every thing was
Immediately put in motion. The whites rejoic-
iugs and the Jacks preparing for refiRance.
they did not attempt to come in that dav al
though the wind and weather were very favour.
atls.-A cutter belonging 10 the fact cam: in,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

r.. 4o,....s. " - IJNDSsi FtB. 70. 4
agreed.to pay fpeci6c fun 10 The Brta a -.
eminent, which we underRand to be r,ooe -
and which is to latisfy all old lon2s : DepS;0s
claims to Briiifh fubje6fs on the individual. l.
that country. Britilh claimants have roS
therefore, to apply for elitution 70 their ouu
government. The American claimants slc,'
for the captures by Bii.ilh crui[ers arc, bv Il.
prefent adjufment, allowed 10 proceed 4 BRO
vided b. the taft Commercial Treaty betveer
the two countries,and Juice viii therefore /,
rendered them, or duly lubHantiating their lof
fes. The demands made by the Brida
fubje6s on the United States was above mil
ion terling. As thar government is now +.
lealed by paying only two huRdred thoufsnd
pounds, it is conceived that the bargain Is vsrl
favorable 10 Anne, lea.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
FOUL PLA1- SOMEWRERE I

For lome time psf the circulation az the Bolton fed
era papers has been amo entirely interrupted in ths
quarter, notwithstanding thoie Of acobinc principles
have come on as ufual. We are nor much at IoG ~
determine what the reafon, fnce they have to Dss
through the hands fome acoes who will flick atnoth.
ing TO carry elettioneerrg point. Beiides, this
appears Be part Of the new pon office PLAZA, to
prevent en,irey the circulation of federal principles.
Bat if the period has already arrived when this priv
egeis no longer facred i lime fome eccAt mcafurcs
were taken, /" TO eorret7 tie Procedure"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
Foreign artitfes.-
So

TIL. msa.r oF c.,o.c. pAsts, JAN IS.
Tunis, reports, that the French goverpmsD sl 4.
cauied il to be intimated to The Psas Rely "a
Africa, that if il the courfe Of 40 dsys y
not fst free all their aaves, and derlsr. - 20
ielves in peace with all natiaa,. H., an
compelled to by force of arms. 80 ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
LIE

On the night If the sth Of Febru'ry lat nc
dwelling houie of M William BreckeY' q
Wet Portland, with large aGo'tment ot 'ool'
and houfehold furniture, together with qu@n-
THY Of corn and pork was entirely oonunso.
The fire had gotfo far head before i was o''-
covered, that it was with difficulty thai tls
family extricated themleIges; thus eEpoi-d r.
he iRclemency Of the fesfon, a family q TX pe'
ions flour Of them childrspl eotifely aelii'as
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
PORT REPUBLIC AN.


On the 5th FEB ia he afternoon, he French
Pof. themftlves ofthis place without much
oPpo6tion.
AT 8 in the evening the French patfoles had
reitored perfea peace TO the town. aud very
great number of the Inhabitants thur up aud
concealed in their houfes, began to feel fecure
from danger. The night pai1rd in quiet, but
in7the morning il was difcovered that 800 Of
the inhabitants the town aad country had fallen
under che knife Of the facilities OF Touiaant and
DeiAlines ;about 4 or 500 efcaped from the
butchers and are returned fate. The country
negroes happily did not participate in the rage
and deIpAir of their chiefs,who incefantly Incl
ted them TO murder.
In the Lydia, from Cape Francois came
frencs Officers Recognized as commiG4ry, who fe
attention, we underHand, will be direaed TO-
wards the neceiIary lupples of the French
troops in the Wet Indies.
"A French corvette has arrived at Baltimore
from cape Francois. The officers Immediately
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

On their arrival repaired to the H.,
ington,. Their ooiea is nor publjej,v !. va
A letter from the Havana of The ga +.
mentions the arrival of the hip Tbo,n -'' ,n'
fon, formerly the Herald aoop Of wsrl ls , JsRs'
ing to Rhode.I land, f,om the Gil N oSelOas
100 black PaGengers. 0'-e wig
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

At legal meeting of the Inhabitants Of this
Town on Monday la6, zad infant-the following
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
NFWYOKR. March 10
AFFAKRS OF ST. DOMING0.

AFFAIRS OF ST. DOMIWGO.
A letter was received here yslerday from
Baltimore, containing the following ipforma-
ton 80 have ieen the captain Of the French
corvette Id bayan,ir, in "a days fcop Cape
Franceis--he fay that ChriitoPh=, Bunel and
DefAlmes, are arreaed. 1T Mere is Cfe, and
Gonaives IS in the power If the French. Jean
Rabel IS f4fe--many Of the negroes taken,
with arms, have been brought back 70 the Cape,
PUT in chin., anI employed'in repairing the
hOuics they hal burnt, m my of which are alrea-
dy rendere habiiabe-lhe government heuie is
not much dam ged, but all the Other public off.
&c, are dett,oyeJ. Petit Ance is nor burnt. A
large convoy, tor the ule OF the nlnrdering ne
groes, had been intercePJed--mors than two
and an half millions, IN f5ecie, have been found
IN the tie fury At Port Rspublican-They had
not yet liherated great nnm5er OF the white
people at Cope Francois, whom the negroes had
carries off with them, bnt leveral came daily
TO the C'pe from the woods where they had
kept concealed
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
DortIano,
MoNDAr, MARCH 20, 1907.

~ +" ONE OF TIE ProPhE," fhall have place !.
the next Gazette.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

A letter from the captain Of vedel to his
owners ia this city dated Cape Francois the
18th Feb. fays, {" The Ftelch have laid an EN- I.
barge on ali vefsls, iealed their matches and
put two folders Oh board as guard---The
admiral is much in want Of Proviiions, bur will
MOI give more than Z dolls. FOR -four, 10 for
beef and 8 for 20 <; They do not pay cath,
but give bills on France"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

mammoth dcmoc-ass) believe him to
be a man Of great fcience in political.
commercial and national law
That The Secretary Of War, can write
his mother tongue ;--lhat none of his
children are fupported by the govern
ment ;-and that he can make length,
and accurate report upon the fate of the
army and & ariilons--
That the Iogs Of Ireland, are the be It
places for Matching patriots ;--lha, fuch
patriots only, ought to be the keepers
of the connitution and liberties of Ame-
rica ;--that a national ibip ought to be
conAahtly employed TO import them -
aud that Nancy Dawfon ought to be
the matter of ceremonies at their intro
du6icn to the court of Monticello--
That fince Matthew Lyon has moved
TO Kentucky, there is not man Of tai
ents, education, or fafhion in all the
EaRern States, excepting Phanuel
Bdhop-
That the induRrious ysomanry of
New-Eugland are pack OF dray horles,
unworthy Of the refined enjoymenls OF
whitley and democracy and that the
fruits of their labor ought TO be applied
to the payment of the private debts Of
the Fsx bante,s, Bankrgpfs, and Ds5aY-
ckees of Virginia
That the dignity of Warrington in bis
department as the chief of our nation.
was degrading to univtrEal man and
that the 5eR way to revive the expiring
credit of our county, is, for the Pref
dent to hold bis levee, and give audi
ence to foreign miniaers aviib ioag
lizard and IN dirty Dirt
That no true patriot, either Ameri-
can or Hibernian, ought 10 ceaie his
enrrsisJ, to dedroy the conltitution, till
his virtusus labors fhall have rendered
the United States equal to the parable
OF Mahomet, where
Love is liberty and nature law"
Let fuch as with to hold their Offices
fefpscially thole Whole conduct has been
intirely irIeproAchable) Ggn the above
articles Of faith, accompanied with their
promile to adhere to them and they
will doubtlefs Be continued in Office.
But hould any Of them spoaatiie, We
recommend to the Preiident, before he
abandons them as incorrigible, to give
them fair warning of their danger, by
adopting, nnassfis mntoadis, the following
form of letter from Queen Elizabeth
10 one of her Bithops:
/" underRand you are backward in
complying with your agreement.
8 But / would have you know that l
"who made you what you are, can
unmake you; and If you do not forth
"wi.h fulfil your engagements, by
Cd L will Immediately unfrock
"you. Yours as you demean your
ielf"*
Hume, Vol. 4, p.lSo..
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
For this oazstts.
THE WAY TO KEEP IN.

1T is generally expected, that all the
federal republicans who hold Offices
under the United States, will be diff
milied after the nece1ary arrangements
for this purpofe fhsll have taken place
between. the Prjfedent, 7om Paine, & the
Sailoqus-ebeating irDfmcn at head quarters.
As Tome of thefe officers have grown
old in their country's fervice, il may
not be convenient for them TO be fud.
denly reduced TO beggary.-Thefe
may probably fave themfelyes from 70
diGrefing calamity, by fabfcribing
and forwarding to the PreGdent, de-
claration of the following import:
That there is no Godor teventy COas,
$" more or leis" as the cafe mar re
quire-
That Ws)Giagton was entitled TO the
:" fairea page" in tie hiaory Of his
country or that fon Of Balel ought
10 be paid for endeavoring to fain bis
memory, by the potion and filth Of
Virginia patriotifm--whichever may
bef ierve the views OF the great nan OF
the people
That T,m Paire'. precepts, emitted
from the jails Of London, or raked out
of the Kennels and cutters Of Paris. are
in all refpefs preferable to thofe Of that
fyAem which has /" brought life and
immortality 10 light"-
That a qvhjAy laia,gent is the only
proper man TO tie intruRed with the
treafures of the United States
Thar the Wor1sfsr Farmer has a pro-
fonud reverence tor the religion ofhis
fathers ;-'hat be never publiihed any
lies about the Bcrceau ;--and that the
sOushcrn democrats (e[pe:;ally the
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
Go tbs Gsitor Of the l9urtianu Ga7ettr.
ELM-TREES, 2ofb Dec. 1902.
SIR,

THO the efeef Of the characters and
opinions of individuals, in domeltic and
private life, upon the general manners
Of the country. is 70 very imall as TO be
next to impoAibe to trace its individu-
ality into the common mafs, or afcev
tain there the feature and complexion
each character imprehes on the whole !;
/ it is not altogether 70 with thofe who
hold high public ftstions, or iuch as
are patr0nizsd ~ them. Thefe, like
the great rivers nat force their currents
into the ocean and mark their own
couries, will make fpecihc imprefiions
of their notions on families, villages
and towns, and eventually tinge the
body of the community with their lead
ing fcnliments. Did great king de-
clare that he faw new itar. when, in
faa. there was no fuch thing in the
heavens And how long was il before
all his attendants but one, faw the fame
In conformity to the language of de
magogues and sasasyn pbilo j9p5y, we may
call the rulers of the country our fer
wants, but we fhall deceive only our
felves for they win nevertheless have
the fame influence in forningour modes
Of thinking and religious fentiments.
tho in a manner unknown 70 Us, that
their laws have in regulating our civil
Actions. IF they are of the religion Of
the country, the people willnot be like.
ly to change theirs, but by miracles or
uncommon exertions of individuals
but if they are of dife rent religion
the. multitude will by degrees and in
fenGbly find executes to conformto them.
The following letter, which freceiv
ed lai night from my old friend Dodor
Nestfoot, has fuggefed the foregoing
ideas to my mind and as its contents
are important, tending to thew the force
Of character on the fate OF fociety, /
fnbmit it to the public through your
paper.
IN t6e Wosd5, I5b December.
BraR SIR,
Some days ago as pafed houfe in
my neighborhood, ,and where had been
long acquainted, overheard the names
Of Lincoln and Pain, pronounced with
a vehemence and earneanes that excl
ted my curiofity tc know who they
were thar fhould iutereR themlelves 10
much about thefe men. Iprefnmed il
was very improbable that thole who
ufnally met at that houie fhould ever
have had any perfopal knowledge OF
either Pain or Lincoln. | went in and
found number Of ofrfpuShcaus, as they
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27


Latsf frem Esrobe.-Accounts from
London, to the 9th November, have
been received at New York. Some oi
them have warlike, and others pa
ci6c afpea.-The notes of preParasioa
for war are certainly numerous ans
uncommon but the laf dates AZURE
us of the arrival of the French Ann0ai-
fador. General Andreofi, in England
and that the departure of Lord Wn'I'
worth, tie Englifh Ambaaador' iOl
Frarce.-If the ways OF cabinets aFeno'
paf finding out, this circumAan6s 4
indicative of the continuance OF Psacs'
1t is alfo faid, that the differences ri
tween Great Britain and France reiPes'
ting Malta, have been amicaoly =.
iulted.LT'his lalf article, however
doubted.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
NEwYoaK, DEc. IS.

NEwYORRt DES' 80
90 the zoth Of October, a large Re-
ty of friends of the patriotic and galian-
Kofciullso, dined at Paris to celeor1
his birth day. The dinner was lu"r
tuous. and attended by more 'nan
hundred perfons. Mr.. Livinglton !,
the Paris papers has ii the Amer.eas
Miniiter, Mr.. Skpwith, the Amsr'es.: =:
Co0ful, Gen La Fayette, Cen. n.'. hol.'
ufko. Citizen Monge, Senator, Iour'
felIor Of State, Joel Barlow and Lazy
M. Fulton, and MAJOR Johnion' an ~
glilh officer, we're preiept What s.s
rious fight 70 he friends OF liberty ~.
the French editor, to fee the two hsio.
who have fought under the bannsi'
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

The PreG.-1'he jacobin faction hav-
ing placed themielves in power by The
mott fhameful proaitution of the prefs,
by fst of foreign runaways, encourag
ed and paid by Jefferfon and others, now
have the efrontery to come forward and
comp ain Of lis abufe F! That iolempe.
rate partizan, Gov. Mexican, in bis late
addrefs 10 the legilature of Peanfylva-
ria, fays IL Is time for eiiiSens azdsqagJ
traits IN authority, 10 interfere, corrra and
contysnl IL !---Such are the men who
were the fra TO cry out sbe Liberty Of
tbs .. &c is IL danger, when the former
admini}ration undertook to check the
nnmerous libels daily pCblifhed by the
faetion upon every man and meailire of
1t. lfthen the pTels has become lcenti.
Gus, Jeffeifon and his ahociates mult
anfwer for it, and reap the confequen-
ees.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

TIE O5ftrvry. No. T, addrefied TO the au-
thor of THE Rsfvn, has been received, and
Is under cnniiderAtion.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

DitlomGey!-In the preceding page
IS an article refpeding our miniRer at
Paris. After nolicing the uncommon
iofulr there related, the Bottom Gszette
ludicrouRy obfeIves-'' To fuperhcial
obferver, the circumlfance may be
thought trifling but, cauies more trit
ling than this, have caufed long and
fanguinary wars. We do not make this
remark, becaufe we think Mr.. Jeferfon
will reient The indignily or that our
government would do it, it the admin
iaration were now in the hands Of the
yeseraERs becaufe, in the 6r1 place,
rbry are Of opinion, that Mr.. Livinglton
is a very unfit peufon for an Ambada-
dor to any Court, and has, in bis official
capacity, fhewn no refped for that of
Bonaparte and in the next place, be-
caufe Mr.. Jeferfon, gOod man, can look
with philoiophic coolnefs, oa any tranl-
action, however it may afed his dear
ef friends, that endangers not the
breaking Ct BIZ kgs." or calls for no
contribution from his prrfe."
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

Calender on Pdine's Lsffers.-Cal.
lender takes hold Of Paine's letters
with much energy and argument. He
does not refort to the bad fafhion OF
calling names, but fets down his adver-
fary by the force of reafon. Some OBJ
fervations by him on Paine's letter will
be found il the preceding page. The
length of his obferva,ions will not per
NIT u giving them intlre. We cannot
however rellrain from adding the follow
Ing =
/" The rstrograde path of oblipion"
IS a Phrafe without meaning America
may be enlaved or difgraced but The
cannot be forgotten. During this peri
cd O turning b.y Jack, America receiv-
ed an addition oftwo millions Of people.
Her commerce, her tonnage, and her
wealth, multiplied with rapidity that
the world had never feen before. 1t
was during this period of turning back
that Philadelphia, after loofing hfteen
thoufand lives by the peitilence, doubled
her population and that Baltimore,
tom a dry village, became wealthy,
populuus and well built city. 1t was
in this path Of obivion that fifty thonf
and families cut their way through the
bofom of The foref aud the bottom of
the maifh, and peopled the avage foli-
tu5ss OF the Ohio and the Mfilippi."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16
ADVERTISEMENT

THE Subscribers having COM
menced bulne(s in the houie lately occu.
pied by MI. George N. Lyles, On Fairfax
Rreer. in the town of Alexandria, oeg
leave to inform their friends and the pub
lie, that they have for fale, DRY GOODS,
JAPANED WARE and GROCERIES,
and daily expect a complete aaortment OF
CASTINGS, which they will difpoie OF
at The mott reduced prices for Cain, Flour
o / Tobacco.
THOMAS L. WASHINGTON & Co.
N. B. They will alio tranfaa bu!inefs
on conmiAion, and take the liberty of
acquain,ing ,hofe who may favour them
with their confidence, thar they will en-
deavour to merit the truR repofed in them,
by a faithful attention to their interef.
Nov. z3. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16
N O I / c E.

\ LEGIONARY Court OF Inquiry
IA of the Second Legion OF Militia OF
the DiRritt of Columbia, for the afias-
ment of fines on the delinquent officers OF
the iaid LegioD, and tor the rsmiiiion OF
fines improperly in,poied BY the Battalion
Courts Of Inquiry, aud foi exemp''ng
fuch p,rions from Militia duty as are en-
titled to exemption, will be held at the
Court Houle in the town of Alexandria,
on Monday the ao;h iptt. at 10 o'Cio'k,
\. Nj. where all ,Aofe having executes to
fife, arc notified to attend.
JOHN HOCFF, Clerk.
Dec. q. u
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16
FOR A f.,

On the cd day Of january next, i
fair, Tn0t, the next fair dry, at Mr..
AuGtyon's Mill on Dogas rxn in The
eeauty Of Fairfax, .be rsfdue Of the
perloual eaate gtbe late General George
We@mgton, yet Hn/oA,
CONSISTING OF
Forty five MULES, upwards of thirty
OXEN, and a variety Of plantation u'en-
Gls, Wagons, Carts, Blackfmith's Tools,
sc. Six months credit will be allowed,
the purchaier giving bond with approved
Sure.ies.
At tbe fare tine 4rWbr birrd, during The
The AJe 9Mrs. FRENCH,
Forty or Fifty NEGROES.
Tie Executors uW let, fr Me term Of one
1zvo or three gears,
A THREE STORY
BRICK HOUSE.,
In the city of Wilmington, fituated
near the capitol, and adjoining the houfe
now occupied by General Dearborne.-
The tenant to lie at liberty to ered upon
the premiles, fuch nscefEary and permanent
GU, houfes and improvements as he may
think proper, provided the value thereof
does no, exceed one years rent, from which
it will be deduaed. For terms apply to
MIR. Richard FORFEIT, in the city of Walh-
ineton or 10 Lawrence Lewis of Fairfax
county.
THE EXECUTORS.
Decemberi6. dds
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16
lDubltr uenDue.

By uirtue of Deed Of Tryf to
RE S~a5ltnberi, 7uiH Be cid, on the a4t
dry nf this prejenf monfb, at 5 0'CAtA,
p. NJ. on fhe PremyEs,
The frame HOUSE iituated
On King freet near the corner Of Columtcs
ii,ect. a, prcfent occupied by John and
Samuel Lizard, fuhjett to a ground rent ei
f. &C per annam. Terms of paymsn;
Cath.
John & TflOS. VOWEL.
Dec. 5. o2it
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16
William Hawthorne,

At biz Store, on col. Hese's WbaT has
fer Sale,
Pennsylvania & Swediih barr
Iron,
Philadelphia lump and loaf Sugar by
the hid. or barrel,
Brown Sugar of the frR quality, by
the barrel or hid.
Fine Salt, in Jacks,
Coarle Salt by the bulhel,
Old Corn, Tar,
Platter Of Paris, by the bufhel,
James River Coal,
Tobacco, in kegs,
Hay in bundles, about 400 each,
A few Lots in good fieuations on Fair.
fax, Wilks, Prince and Warrington ~itrer,s,
Sale or Rent. ALTO for Sale, a three
tory Bick- Houfe, On King near Fairfax
areet, a very good Rand for bufinefs.
10th Mo. nth, 1902.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16
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THE CO. partnerihip Of James Patton &
James Dykes having expired-thofe
indebted to faid concern are relueRed to
make payment and lhofe having claims are
deired to bring them forward for fettle-
ment.
JAMES PATTON,
JAMES DYKES.
FOR SALE BY tie ~SubGviber at the
WanbozE aubnb be abeve esxee,u &C.
expid,
10 Hhds Of ALUM,
Of the fra quality from 5 to cwt.
each.
e Wanted to purchafe for cath, a
few thufand bulheis of WHEAT, and
ninety flares of Columbia bank ITO. k.
JAMES PATTON.
Nov. II.