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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
an aa authorizing the uifebsrge of Lanrenre Orb
from bis confinement.
PS5idsaf Of tie Uaifas Stats.

from bis confinement.
RE eza7sS By fbe Srras and Eas ef Re5,safzfivs 81
toe United Safes sf Aava, IL Coegys5 assJleS, That
the marhal Of the drict Of Pennfylvania be author-
lied and directed to dcharge Lawrence Grb late col
le6tor Of the Of the s. ia the comfy oorth
ampton, in the Diri6 of Pennylvania from eonfine-
mentj upon Judgment obrained againl him in favor
OF the United States PrOvi4sf That he take 70 much
OF an oath mpofed upon perons imponed for debt by
the fecond fiction of the act, entitled, " An act for the
relief of perons mPrifoned for debit relates his
pot having transferred his propers with an intent 10
defraud the United States; and that he 0all afign
and convey all the efate, real and perlon2 which he
may be entitled TO, TO ome perGon or per-
fons for the ue and benefit of tbs United States under
the direction ofthe Secretary Of the Treaury Provis1
ao. That the iaid Judgment fhs remain in full force
agaRt any sltate, real Or perEona, which the faid
Lawrence Erb may hereafter acquire and that proc=s
may, any time, be thereupOn fued againl the lame
AfprOvsd february 81
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22

A letter from wafhington, dated Jan. a3d,
aPnonga other evidences of the seoao,gicql ar
rangements Of the prefent aaminiaration, ex-
hibits the following, viz 2o,8co expended on
the milton of Mr.. Dawfon, at 6 dollars per
day, and rations and 1oop Of war 10 carry
him. hen the meGage, as had been praaled
misht e. well nave been fent by tire Caprain Of
private ihiP to Mr.. Murray. 6e, 700 dollars
ezPences Of the Bolton frigate, t. carry out Mr.
LiYingRon, to France. NJ. B. When Mr.. King
went to England, be paid $50 guineas out Of
his own pocket, for his pafsge. 1905 dollars
extra pay to an Attorney for advice 70 Mr.. Gal
lain, in the ablence Of The Attorney General
2gsry, Ought not this fun be deduded from
the Attorney Generals f4lary. 3z,S3s dollars
for repairs put upon the Berceau. l8,ooe dol
lars outfit Of two Foreign Miniaers, in confe-
quence of the old ones being recalled
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22

The Prefdent is authorized to employ the
whole Naval Force in the Mediterranean, If he
deems itProPer. The frigates Chelapeak, Con-
hellation and Adams, aud the (ch. Euterprize,
are ordered to fea. Truxton IS Commodore.
The conlttutioni is to go out when repaired, and
is then to be The Commodsre's lhip. The men
are engaged for TWO years.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
La705 Of the United States.

SEYENTH CONGRESS- Of t5s Uqass Sfa.e,, a, tie
5fJFoT, 6tgaT aT4 bsl IL to- ely gf fBipgtar, u t5s
ferisy 9 C0he75i', 4oady, tie vsztb If Dsesw5r
one fbosfaH4 sigbi baEdrsa aHIoae,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22

integrity and fortitude Of my former brethren
in the fnpreme court, rilque my character ia a
judicial deciflon on this queaion when I do
not toreiee any advantage to be derived TO mr.
country from polE5ility oe fuccels."
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22

The Preiident has appointed John BecHey
Eiq Librarian Of The Congregational Library.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
FROM TaE BALANCE.

Lo, wizard envy from his ferpent eve
Darts lwil deflruaion in each baleful glance
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
sale bp auaioa.
On SATURDAY,.

- eel,ek, qpM be Jold at The pfndH
Sore, The corner Of King and ONO
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiiky in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in cafks,
Wine in pipes and quarter caiks'
MolaiIes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap IN boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
4 variety of DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, Aadf04esr.
Oaober 40.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
Public Sale.

!, The Sale of the two BRICK
. on King areet, two Warehouses
4 SpOlte D. Davey's, twotwo tory Dwell
Houtes near Major Reiley's, and fe-
:, val valuable Lots on Wellington, be-
s s"'sa King and Prince freets, are pof-
S.sa until Monday the 9Th of Novem-
- wien they will poftiyely be fold.
81 rHILlP G. MARSTELLER.
Oeober ~.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03

I 05E0Y 9 77057E-IMNEeY'
M OST respectfully informs his friends
1Y1 and the public, that he has ccsn-
menced buineis in Royal ltreet, next door
TO Mr.. Motifs Tavern, where he deter
mines that his attention and aniduity ihall
merit lhare of thar patronage which he
mott earnettly iolici,s, and which lhall be
executed with fidelity, neatnels and DIFF
patch.
Nov.l. d3teotf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
CONSISTING OF

Superfne, refnes AID all qualities ard
colours E qrs. & 7 Us. Cloths, PLANES.
CaiGmeres, Kerleys, Coatlags, Friezes,
Kendall Cot,ons, iialf 1'lick., white Ser
gss, posted SwanAins, Welih Plains,
Swanfdowns, Toilanets, Role Blankets,
friped Blaoketing, Bearfkius, Fearnaught,
Woolen, Worried, Cotton & fix EIoliery;
lcar!et Cloaks; Caicoes, Mullins & Muffin
Handkerchiefs; fancy Cords, Fufians,
Jeans, Diu,ities, Bed Ticking, Durants,
Calimancoes, WiIdbores, Bombazetss,
Bonbazeens, Camblets, Laces & Edgings;
Sill, Handk erchiefs, fsfhionable Straw &
Grip Flats, GimPs, white and coloured
Threats. &c. &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
TO BE SOLD
For Ready Money.

Pursuant to a Decree Of Me Fsde-
raj CiycnN Court otr the United St0trs,
far the Difria Of Virgiuia, III a (uit be-
f1veeu tie executors Of RauJay's plain
nfj, and The hg4ees Of gen. Nel/o1, ana
0tbers, dsteudaufs,
A tract Of land in the county
Of Prince William, on the waters OF Bull
Run, containing 22o acres, now in the
occupation of Mrs. Gwynn; OF 10 much
thereof as will be {uficiene to raile the
fam of {. $50 with interef thereon from
October 1897, and the COTS and exFences
of this fale, which will take place at Gadf-
by's tavern, in the town of Alexandria,
on Saturday the hxth of November next.
The above tract Of Land was purchaied
by Peyton Gwynn, deceaied under the fad
decree, ara the purchafe money not being
wholly paid, is again to be fold for the
fatisfaefion thereof, in conformity TO faid
decree, and terms Of original fale.
D. NJ. RANDOLPH
Late Martial, V. D
Richmond, Sept. IS, 1902. (a7l ddf
Ricketts,, Newton & Co.
Ha1e ,sceived and far Sale,
go pieces Bandanna Hand
kercheifs,
50 do RuGia sheeting,
10 bales Cotton,
90 barrels and 10 hfds. Mufcovado Sugars,
50 boxes brown Soap,
50 do. Cattle dc.
SO do. Candles,
20 do Chocolate,
2 hhds. Loaf Sugars,
hhds. Antigua Rum,
hid. clean Flax,
ton Rhode Hand Checie,
boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
n few pipes and half pipes of Vidona Wines,
of hyperion quality,
Hyfon, Young Hyton, Imperial and siyion
kin Teas,
700 reams Wrapping Paper,
zoe do. Writing Paper,
A handiomc aGortment OF Frlnts and iriih
Linens-a large quantity of Bed.Cords and
Plough Lines.
They bage to RENT,
The WARE HOUSE lately occupied by
Mr.. John Janney, adjoining their Brick Store,
and comfortable Dwelling Houfe On Prince
Hreet, lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Mathews
For particulars enquire as above.
oaoher Is. -
B E E E.
A few barrels of good BEEF uately
acked) jua received and for fale by
BENJAMIN SFlREVE, jun.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03

hEas az baad, and ofsrs for hale an The msR
ssafa1a5}s terms, al his Stare eernsr Of
Kjag and Fairfax Streets,
100 or. calks OF belt
GUNPOWDER,
VIZ
F. +. F. Single and Double Battle.
AEso,
20 Hhds. III quality Mufcovado Sugar
10 do. I'd do. do. do.
20 Bags Green Coffee,
IS do Spinning Cotton,
s Pipes Cogniac Brandy,
Jamaica, Grenada, aud New England
Rum,
Holland Gin, and Peach Brandy,
India Atfack, & 6 years old Irilh Whit
key,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
publ!t Sale.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
At- o,eloek. qunc;5e told at tee Tendat
Store,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
Unlikely in barrels,
Gin in calks and barrels,
Port wine in calks,
, Molaaes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
iforied,
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Super6ne cloth and Kerfimeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Irilh Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton lhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloared threads and towing illks,
Roboas, Hats, and
A number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
0fober II. Vendue- Matter.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
NE w 20 r T.,
Saturday, November 7, 1909.
FORGED LETTERS

THE hirciiugs of the Mercury, having
feIeeted part Of an extended article. which
made its fra pubic appearance 10 the New
York Evening Poa, il is incu nbcus on us 70
give our ideas upon il, which fhall be done
with brevi'y.
Being in our own minds, completely faiif-
a.d o! the uu;h Of the charge made ssaina
John Rut!eige, Of the crime Of jo,g,ry, we are
not Affected by the wild, and envcnomcd clam.
ors Of his advocates, and are on that accosnt,
not 70 attentive 70 the fnbjed perhaps, as we
ought to be. We Dol ly 10 the face Of day,
and publicly in the eyes Of the world, came
forward with the charge. In doing IL We we're
attuated, AZ we conceive, by facsed duty by
motives Of regard for tie public fsfety. In
fupporr Of thar charge we adtuced the evidence
which had created. and eaabnibed our convic.
tion. II confacd in---IR, tho fimilari,y Of hsrd
writing I'd, the da.c OF the let,efs, connected
with the peculiar condua OF Mr.. Rutlcdgc a,
the PcR. Office, about thar time, which was a
matter Of public nosoresy; 81. the iuggeaions
Of the Poa- Mater. iong before the con,ents Of
the letter, were known, Of their hiag deliver.
ed at the PoA- -OAics. by dorefie Of M.
Rutledge's; 4th. the character he bean in this
quarter IS political in.riguer; 9Th. his private
and moral charatter, that OF an inffigver IN
lcwdaefs. and debauchcry; 9th, the lille Of the
letters, which contain many expreGions pecu-
liar TO himfelf, as obfcrved by thofc aho are
acquainted with him, 9TH. the psnics which he
m,nifeted at the fra appearance OF the charge I;
Sih, the condutt Of his friends. their early rx-
afperated menances OF the horrors ofthc Law, snd
the panes of . prciecu,ion, which were after
wards tsken back, and never executed; 9th.
his confulting Council, and afterwards turning
his b1sk upon the law; roth, his placing him
felf under the protection Of bznd Of proai,u,rd.
difcredi,ed, petriiogging Editors; nth. their
outrageous, and We fpcud be juAii.d in fs,icg
rsfcslly msnncr OF condotsing his defence, by
fslie f~earing. &c. &c. nth, BIC ss,emp' 20
easbl;fh his innocence by threatening to sppeal
to the fword.
The allegation has been fubasosis,ed BY .
body Of sea,mony. fuficieos 20 confirm. ard
folly efaabEfh the troth Of the charge in csery
unprcjudicet mind. IL wac not srsuged by
la~yers Lawyers have therefore prdertsken 70
carp. 20 qpiobie upon, and to evsdc il. Bot
in vain. IL is beyond their keolty. More
n,aeic thsn the honorsbie fraternity arc msfer
Of could not efstt their purpoie. The odium
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
THOMAS PAINE.

y Federal dctrstsior charge, M. Paine with
sevsyiy, as though IL were criminal to be poor,
and conGders him dependent for fubdAcnce on
the charity Of hi, ffiends
il might br foiicient to reply TO fuch re-
marks, that the diGn,erefed patriot snds the war
worn folder, too Of the moa iIluarious char
aaen deIinessed in hiaory, are generally poor
and thar their poverty is erongcr evidence o!
vir,oe, than the poGcAion Of millions. But 81
,hefe aa>as,ions TO perfonsl Integrity are too
often treated wiih deriGon by the inmates Of q
counting. houie. we !halI inform them thar Mr..
Paine rot poor; that he Is not only independent
in his circunasnccs. but that he politics real
property that viii enable him TO enjoy all the
fubhsntisl comforts, and good portion OF the
Ioxories Of life. LIT it be known ZOO. that thi,
Independence. nay faaence, 10 the reward which
grateful country has befiowed.
Naisnai IsfsHgsnosr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27

down 10 the sceoun. Of molly no,hiuguef.. I,
IS on themfelves the difgrace recoib for the re-
Retaion eahy prcfents irfelf to every thinking
mind, that fbsfs sph5 atsjf kb<ry svb>~ fbry
ps9sf IL. qUsrH sb.tr Ysspsy GOLD fby stiSiu n [;
aad therefore they may as weil take as general
motto for all fuch papers. Wa AND ouRPAr.
RoEs sRs NOT FIT TO ma rRusrED WITH
POWER.
There IL Ia America, more than in any
other country, large body of people Who at
tend quietly TO ,heis farms. or follow their fev.
crsi occupations, who pay no regard TO the
for ihemfelves, and judge of government. not
by the fury of newlpaPer writer's, bat by the
prudent frugality OF its mraiares. and the en-
coursgemen' IL gives to the improvement and
profperisy ofthe country, and who, aeting on
THAR own Judgment, never come forward in an
election but on some impcrtant occa5on.
When this body moves, all the little bark
ing, Of fcrbbling and witleis curs pals for moth
ing. To fay TO this independent dclcription Of
men, yos m.f farm eaf laeb or /seb te.sn, al fbs
nsxf eklisn. far they bau< fakea sf a srsSf may
fax,. and L1Gsred fbe sspswesi If gsvs,~ms~t !;
thy bave dyingSd my Jsz, or NY b,s,bsr, or my
Iy/flf fron ixerafive eJEee, in sobirb fbsn avas
n,sbirg 10 do, is to nov the cloveu foot Of fac
tion, and preach the language of i'll difguifcd
NOTIFICATION. In every part OF the Union,
this faction is in the sgcnics of death, and in
proportion as its fate approaches. il gnaihes ice
teeth and Aruggcs. My arrival has aruck it,.
as with an hydIophobis il IL ike the fight OF
water TO canine madncf,.
As this letter is intended 70 announce nv
arrival 10 my friends, and TO my enemies, IL i
have any, for ought to have none in AmeIi-
ca, and as introductory to Others that will ccca-
fonaily follow; ihsll cloi, il by detailing the
line Of conduct | ihall purfse.
have no occahon 20 ak. and do not In
tend TO accept any place or cffice in the govern
mens. There is none il could give me, that
would be any ways equal TO the profile could
mike as an author, for l have an etfahlifhed
fame in the literary world. could reconcile j,
10 my principles 70 make money by my polite,
or religion. j mutt t- in every thing what
| have ever been, 4 = tcreRed vclunter. My
proper iphere of action 10 on the COMMON Aool
Of citizenihip, and TO honea men l give my
hand and my heart freely. tn1
IhAve fome manutcript works IN puhlifh
Of which lbsll give proper notice. and fom'
Mechanical affairs TO bring forward, that vii
ploy all my leifurc time. fhsll con,inu'
thefc letten as Zee occafion. and as TO the loS
party prints that chufe 20 abuic me. they sr
welcome. fhall not defccnd 20 aniwcr them.
have been too much sccuaomed 10 fuch commc'
Fluff to take any notice Oft. The government o
Eogland honorcd me with thoufsnd martyt
doms, by burning me in efigy 10 every town II
that country. and their hireling' 10 Amerie
may do the fame.
THOMAS PAINE.
Ciy Of. .H,4t6ixgfov, Nov. Ia. usoi.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27

l~~IsT wv to-
Il may be 'eiied on as fsd, thar Leueu
from fome FEDfsAL LtwYsss in Connecticut
(ft'y< no'ed J,xrdt IF s,1,rJ we're written 10
gentlemen Of thar protection in the Srafe of
Vermont, sdyifng them by al rnsans 20 plead
70 the jsridittion Of the Cireoit Court, and
if pofible TO procure continuance Of all the
csufes. fotfs, II might 60 Quito the public as
tscvgh-.he courts had fcrup'cs ~ 70 the con-
firurionality Of the exiting Circuit Court.
The contents OF thofc letters were Communicated
80 the gentlemen Of the Bsf of that state, but
,he difofganizing Propofsl wa rejected srh db-
dain. fm0isan MsSsxy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27

On Mordav iaa. the Hon. CHRISTIE.
PIER ELLERY. Sesasot Ia C,nprei. f.op
ths State, les, town for tlf. Seat af GSye,nment.
where borh branches of our National Lcyil =
tare will coageae the OH Ut December enfuinr.
Bv a lste arrival from Ncx. York. we Learn
that Mr.. Raik4ss wa, ia that city when cur
Informant lefs 10. On the ,Sih day of Otiober
lat. Mr.. X. failod from this port. In ,he brio
Angeronia. boood for Chafleiton Is. Gil, is
myeericus how he came, 70 futdenly. 20 be ia
New York. He nut have been put on ihore
fome where in the coorie OF the oaliaec of the
vehei nc failed IN. Whether il was ia conf.
quence Of his irtriryr, on beard, or by his own
particular deh'e, il Is diihcpt 20 conjecture.
II there had beca any variety of female, ON
hoard. msny would readily fuppoic that he
became obareperous. lie has however fo,od
his way TO kew. York. What brought h:m
there p" Ala. pon Yoriek"
Frsn fbs tNew. York; drsnife~ caisex.
We perceive thar the Eveninp. PoA has
early taken up the fubletf Of - Rutlsdpe's
letters" The attempt 10 incline the public Ia
isvor of man. who. by foul and falfs prrsra-
ccs. has dared 10 infult the Union in the rerior
Of !" Chief MigAra,e, will not eventually be
ofany advantage, either 20 Mr.. Rutlrdee, OF
to the editor Of the Poa. As ioon ss the inccn-
vcniences occahoncd by his late Gw ihal be OBJ
yiated, 70 ss 10 enable the editors TO purfue
their olual coarie. they will examine the fsas
concerning the alleged jo,gsy. on the part of
the South-Carclins reprefen,a,ivc, and they
pledge themlslve, TO prove. thst. on the paft
OF that gentlemsn the trspfsStion is q I,,goxs-
,aSh '"e. and dsierving Of univerial rrp,shsa-
| fon.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-11

THE completed boats consequently being
b tide the Plehden and directors have eta
CATERERS Wnpo, iookes Fails and tie Great F who WI,
reve authorized by law table iuojo and they require
per this brve the following regulations which have
neceary s,t Of thc ntutoa and the
dation the public :.
pals the locks the Great Falls, until the
obsias cay OF topping the dit
Falls where tolls dead pen pay
and Cargo, the toll heTer the Great
Fails. The Pei.n and Directors however being deirou Of afE every
aaaan of the confident with the er OF me
authorized With the
codse coming dow" fave the taase ana
exang immediate the tolls each particular
cugo stipulated law Upon application aFr George Town. and
fuas fatn the payment demand George Town. the CITY OF
give the toll err the Great Falls to ALLOW uh produce TO
p receiving from the pon ensruasd with the carriage CT zach podacs his
p per edns either George Fosn the City OF Warrington or
Alexandria according previouay arranged with the ealar
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-11
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

Sevu bsudrsd and eiisby-eigkt aerss
in the county Of idamp'hirc, en- the water: o.
Grea, Cape Capon, about 20 miles from the
Warm Springs, AMI 80 from Wincheter. This
and j, fuii OF weed, Oak ana pine .ilnacr. Two
er,elIen, farms may be made, with soto 5oacrcs
OF bottom, and rich high lands &c each; and il
The heart OF the timer rhc-e i.a fine seat for
law mill Capt. narie' Rice will new The ;an1.
Tbres fbox1andegbt kuud,ra and forty-
hyS acres in the county f Chio, on the waters o.
Gave ans Fin Greeks, near the. river Ohio. ae
about 60 miles below pitribn,gh. Some nf iher;
lands are very good, with confederate quar;i.i1:
o! rich h4ttom, and plenty OF excelicn, timber
Robert Woods, Efq. the surveyor If IN count,
will flew thefe land.
Twill fell all or any Of the bovs lands Cor cath Of
npon credi:, IT take in exehaage for III I'm lards in
Fairfax Counsy, or lots of bird IN the city OF A.
lcxandria, or the city Of Wa.hington..
4. +. HoCE.
G.a~he-s7 eo
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k Tie Gaze Of Audre4v R4m/ey. aua Nm.
Ramjfy, Baxkrupx.
LAST MEETING.

The COmmliiionerS in a COM
mi Of bankruptcy awarded and ifaed
sgsint Andrew Ramfey and VIA. Ram
fey, OF the town Of Alexandria, in the
ditrif of Columbia, intend TO meet on
Thurlday the eleventh Of February next,
at three O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
Warrington tavern in Alexandria, in or
der 10 take the laf examination Of the faid
babsrupts, when aud where they are here
By required to fufrendcr ,henseIves, and
md ergo their final examination; at which
meeting the creditors ale TO ehoofe ar az
.hgnee or aGguess and the creditors who
have not hitherto proved ;hsi. debts, IN.
der tie faid commiHion, may then and
there attend and prove the fame, and al
TENT TO or diGent from tn allowance Of IL.
iaid Dankrupt's certificate.
By ordtyeftbs CsmmDEoseys.
HENRY MOORE, Score: e,v
Jan. az. cciIAF
n rs4N. .As ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r-~IsNs
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- i IN txak: !

~ bu, all cafes III. tolls be aeaned and endor
aid order by the toll ashevr. -
IN the river bring msa dgnei by the pPe thewmg the
ipn, packages adj eaens 10 ~non oe'ons'g, An
aud detention 70 the parties con-
ern unloading the for that p and 20 Avola al oHposs fs
pay thereof. ..f
All pson attempting By aag OF the places where
ana tn Zane iuc OF at the Great rails as
for will rme an the agents OF the compy and o'e
Tented toll utmoE extent of The lazy.
f1 ta az Wa,ts branch b: paid demaadable
the coming payable at the
paa tie Great Falls and tolls
M article Paans foch be
oa the Great Falls The tolls she Little
Fall, are fame a Conegocheasuc.
" JAMES KEITH, PnsGdem -sa6s'
John MASON,
WILLIAM n. DORSEY, Duxasrz f.
IOiiN LAIRD. J
January s, 1862. ..rs
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Houje Of Eatrla1ume"S.
Randolph Mott,

RESPECTFULLY in. rms his friends
ar ne public In senerai, that he ha, open
ed A Inn in the Town of Alexandria,
in h, hode lately occupied By captain
ChIles NJ Knight, where he intends dfng
his utmos exertions 10 give general fats
facuon to m fe who may favor him with
their clfom, which from his experience
il the huhnefs he hatters h;nielf he fhall
be anls to do on The mott Reasonable terms.
January 5. Iaw7teo
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Every pipe or h,9are'd Of wine, containing
more than s. gallons,
F cry oghead OF rum Or other fpirits,
Ever H. ihead of tobacco,
Every cak between 6 and s. gallons, one
hall o: pipe or hogfhead; barrels one
" fourth part; and fmaller csiks Or kegs
in proportion according TO the quality
and qoin'ity Of their contents OF wine
orfpirits,
For caiks OF linfeed oil, the fame as fpiri's,
Every buihel of wheat, peas, beans, CT fax
Every bufhel Of Indian corn or Other grain,
or Ealt,
Every barrel of polk,
Every barrel of oeef,
Every barrel of faur,
Every ton of hemp, fax, po,.aih, bar q
manufactured iron,
Every ton of pig -;ron or caaings,
Every ton of copper, lad, or other or,
other than iron ore,
Every ton of ftone or iron ore,
Every hundred buhels of Inns,
Every chaldron of Goals,
Every hundred pipe a4yes,
Every hundred no, mead aavss, OF piPe g
hoghead healing,
Every hundred barrel aayes, or barrel head
ing, =
Every hundred cubic feet of plank OF fcsns.
ling,
Every hundred cubic feet of other timber,
Every grofs hundred weight of all othef
commodities or packages,
And every empty boat or veGel, which
has not, commodities on board to
yield 10 murh, except an empty boat
or venel returning, whole load has :
sl,sady paid at tho REFLECTIVE places
xas '4.r., liked at each, in which cafe
3 IS 70 rePa!s toll free. J
\. 5. 4 barre of -four brough, from alb
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fOr 04le or ke2.1.

THAT handfome, convenient three 3o-
ry BRICK House, lately occupied by
Edmad ]. Lee, Eiq. in King areet a
few doors wea Of Pitt i.reet.
SAMUEL CRAIG.
Dec. IS 60