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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02
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You that have accultomed
yourieives for fome time paft, to getting
over my fences and treading down my
wheat aud other grain, and more efpecial-
ly to fuch as are iii the habit OF getting
into my garden, and orchard on Hunting
Creek, and iteaiing therefrom my fruit
and vegetables /; l iorwarn you, that you
will be brouah. TO difgrace and punifh-
men: before court Of juttice, if you do
n,t deGa. -: r. T. HOOE.
Iuly :. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02

tor Cath or approved paper.
.'"s' > VIM. HoDGsoN.
Lit Of Letters remaining in the
Poit- Office Alexandria, July
e., /, 1907.
#o A. e.. ... .
Richard Abbott, Chriaopher Atkinfon,
Margaret Alexander, Abraham Adanf'n'
Samuel Brewer, Ned Burnes, Peter
Brown ~ Amos Bordman, Margaret
Bean, William Brown, capt. John Barney,
Maria Bailey, Thomas Brogdon, captain
John BorroWdale, Jofeph BENEFIT, Jcicph
Broders, VIM. Chas: Bailey.
Charles Carttich, Cazenave & Walker
(7), Francis Cracroft, William Cullen,
Samuel Collier, William Clemonds, Eli
zabeth Burch, William Carver, James Ca
van ~, Robert Camp (3L John
cent, Samuel Carrel, Cytoyen Carries.
-. D.
David Englih, Chriaopher Dse,on ~
colonel Denzele, Philip Durgen, Mungo
Dykes.
Thomazin EIlzey 81, JofePh Evans,
Robert Evans, William carp, capt. VIM.
Ewell.
John Foaer ~, Abraham Falconer,
Dennis Foley, Jonathan Faw III, -
Feuwicke, Jofeph Finer, capt. franklin.
.a ..-' G. -.
Zachariah Gardner, James Grymes ~
Peter GUS.
Thomas Hug hes, William Hunter, Han
nah Hunt, Thonpfon Holiday, Robert
Harrion, George Hawkins, Mrs. T. Han
fon, William Hagtorn, John Raymond,
John Hunter, William Hytburn.
John Jamiefon, William Jehnaon.
I William Kemble, Philip Realty, MIR.
Kirk, Thomas Kyees, Zacharish Kirby.
/ a...' l.. -.
William Lowell, John Luke, John.
Loyd, Nancy Lewis, lie, Febvre. 8"
~ p .. M.
Henry Minor, Thomas Moore, injury,
Munford & Bowen ~ Neale Mooney,
Samuel Modoo, Chriltian Morris, Alexan.
der Mgnihan tz), John M'Namarra,
Daniel Mathews, John March, Elizabeth
Miller, Wharton MetcaIf, James M'Do.
nick, Richard Mays.
N.
Thomas Neale, John Nagle.
: %. ST..
William oluey, John ofwald, Law.
| Owen
jams Pead. ....,..
| ,Nefon Reid, William Reynolds t3)
John Rogers, Uriah Rogers, William
Rhods, FORFEIT Relaxation, Abraham
Rohre, John Ridley.
- S.
| Robert Sherry, William Silver. -
Shutzes, John Symptom, Alexander Sun'eii.
den, )afper Spence, Thomas Sinclair, J :.
| STEPHENS, Ferdinando Stephenson, Henry;
Shriver, Thomas Sherwood, John Sam,
ford, Joab Solumroe.
r.
James Taylor, James 'Thompfon.
w.
Richard Wren, David Watkins, JofePh
| Week, John Wefkor, Robert Wright ~
Charles Williams, Abner Weliborn. Fran
els Waite, Mr.. Werfng, Henry Walker,
William Yelling, Samuel Wife. -.
III y
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02
a!trauorta aDberttSer.
FRIDAY, july z.
Salem, June *.
ACCOUNTS.

INTERESTING ACCOUNTS.
Capt. Blackler, who arrived here. YET
,a,dav from St. Bartholomew, has tavor-
81 Us with leveral letters received by per.
fons in that place from ,heiri;iends in Qua
d4lou2e; from which we have taken the
following particulars OF fome Of the bloc
dy icenes which have lately been traniact'
ed there.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02
Wants Embloyment,

A young man who IS acqualats
ed with Accounts. and writes taif
hand--A line a1drei1ed to A. B. and
dropped at this Office, will be attended
to. Iuly z. cow
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02
James Taylor, James 'Thompfon.

Richard Wren, David Watkins, Jofeph.
Week, John Weakor, Robert Wright ~
Charles Williams, Abner Weliborn. Fran
els Waite, Mr.. WerGng, Henry Walker,
William Yelling, Samuel Wife. -,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02
ExtrGe fran & lsnerfrom Bggatsr,s, dat
ed May 20, 1907.

ed May 80, 1902.
"I will give you fome accoun, of our
Unhappy Gtuation. On the 18th, at Point
PetGe there was very ievcre and deci-
FIVE battle. The negroes TO the number
of 1000 were on the Point OF entering the
city, and they would have iucceeded had
not diviGon which the General ieut Tor
our protection, arrived in ieafon: but our
,Toops attacked them on La Morne Bru'i-
"a where they were entrenched-5oo re-
;nainsd on the field beiides 800 priloners
who we're taken. Ignaee was killed ano
his head carried through the ftreets at the
erd OF pike. Palermo who was one Of
their chiefs alew Lis brains out, and the re-
mainder of the army was routed. Not.
withGanding, thefe rafcals again aaembled
and piundcred ard fet fire to every thing
in their way. The commune of Port Ii
bre las not yet been burnt, but they Iare
under great approximations there, and have
fent hither to requsR of the General IN
chief, frigate ard iome troops. The re.
queh was Immediately complied with and
the friga,e is under weigh. cannot give
you any news Of the commune OF L14noe
Bertrand.
At Banaserre, after the evacuation of
the fort on the 7zd lat 10 o'clock at
night the rebels encamFec on the heights
of Palmihe, in order TO gain Matouba,
where they had efabliihed leveral potts,
with lome field pieces. The general not
being able 10 bring them 10 their duty by
perfua6on, gave orders for attack, which
was begun on the z3d at 7 o'clock, P. NJ.
in three columns. They had cut away
the Bridge of Matouba, which made it
impoGible to come to Them on that ide.
One of our columns attacked them in the
rear above La Sale, the two Others upon
another quarter. When they perceived
our objett they repaired to their pof at
Euglemont which was their head quarters
and magazine. Our troops perceived them
and were preparing TO attack them with
the bayonet, when they iaw Delgres, who
commanded them in perlon, iet fire 10 the
powder magazine, who Immediately blew
up land they all perilhed. About IS Of our
brave greradiers 1.-TWO of them ofhcers)
who had entered the entertainment were
killed in the explofon. The ref of their
army who were poited in different place
were put to flight. Every day more or
LET'S come in to furrender and probably they
will net again rally in this Canton, bot
almoft all the inhabitants are burnt cut.
Here in the city we are fafe, bot conGant-
lyinhrms. 1t is I9days fnce have Quilted
guard excep, to eat apiece Of pork, our on
ly food !; and we fhall not PROBABLY be re-
lieved for fome days. We have juf heard
thar General Boudat has arrived at the
Point with 500 Grenadiers, from Sr. Do
mingo they report that order is efablilh-
ed there"
" BeDanrre, May 81.
" Since my lah, things have taken
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ar Clean linen and cotton
rags bought at this Office.
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4" BaEaterrs, May 81

BGDdferre, May 81.
" Since my lah, things have taken
favorable turn here. Delgers with three
hundred of his adhsrents have blown them.
fslyeS up in their magazine at Mstouba {:
amousR them were feveral white people,
prifonsrs. At Matouba a great many
have been murdered anonga them, fold
Laford and his fon, Rofuau, sc. lgnace,
after attacking the Point, and failing in
lis attempt, blew out his brains. ,Kir-
wen did the fame at Ma,outa. At pre-
icnt, Of the leaders, there is MaGoto, and
a Negro, the former commandan, of the
Point but they are without means Of re-
ffance. One ofthe ring lsaderswas hung
veferday On the Couife he was the
regro that diiarmed the national guard
he died firmly, and told the General he
expected TO mercy, and all he was forty
tor was. that Re had not murdered mole
of tie whites when it was in his power.
The taking of Matouba was very
ievere The action commenced at four
o''iocS IN the morning, and they were
iurrca@ned at,hree O'Clock in the after.
rocn, when they blew ,hemelye. W.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED.

Ship William s. John, Woodhoufe, Bal
timore.
Schr. Besfey & Charlotte, hammond, do.
Mary, Sprsgue, Newport
Harlequin, BiihoP, Philadelphia
Sally, Ienckes, Norfolk
Polly; Dainger6eid, New York
Polly, Whittredge, Norfolk
Dove, Chapman, Panamaquoddy.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02
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21 Tierces Bottled Porter,
London Brown Stout,
10 Quarter calks Port Wine, and guam
TRY of Liverpool and Liibon Salt J. low
for cain or approved paper.
..'"a, = VIM. HODGSoN.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02
Anniversary of American indie
pendence.

Tn. members Of the WASHINGTON So
GETTY Of ALEXANDRIA, are hereby noti-
fed, tina, a regular hated meeting of the
faid, Society will be held at Gadfby's Ho-
tel, on Monday the 9Th of July next at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. The Society will
move in procelion, with fnch as choofe to
join them, preciiely at IL o'clock to the
Presbyterian Church, where an Grafton
will be delivered by one Of its members,
col. Charles Simms-Tke proceilion will
return to Gsdfby's where the members Of
the Society will dine, with fuch of the ci-
t;zens as are difpofed to partake, for which
purpofe fubfcription paper is lodged at
Gad!by's Barr.
By order, 49,.
G. DENEALE. sec'ry.
The want Of arms and the diforganized
fate of the Militia at this time, will rem.
DER the ufaal regimental parade impratti-
cable The company of ARTILLERY CON-
handed by capt. Conn, will announce the
day by diieharge of ,6 rounds from the
Market fquare, 6gnal gun will be fired
for the proceflion to move and Is rounds
will be fired on their return.
6. DENEALE. 1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20
NETWORK. Feb. II.

NEW ONhs rSos lie
Tsfetd.y sserxing re body Of R0bsrf Tbsmsjss
Soas fasxd ar fbe feat Of MHuey- frsef, xesr fBe
dasr Of 'be Ss6he-bs4)t lept :, MiebasI L04verys.
On exazinaf,0s H 4vGs dyesvevsd fbaf k6 iefi
fS;gb sua' broke, axdf5e BODY sfbsrsDJs 5,sy<d.
I5srs is 80 ds16i. Of bI baviss bssn murdered |
On Tueidsy evening. about half paft ten, a
man was topped by afoot- pad near shc nip yards
Who demanded his watch and moncy-ait wss
retaied-a threat was then made 70 blow out his
brains In cafe Of noncompliance. A piitol was
drawn, and immediatly feized by the gcntlc-
man, who In the lcuflie which cnfued, proved too
much for the foot pad. A whiale from ,hi.
fellow brought Two OF bis accomplicss to his ar.
ditance when the gentleman followed murder |
murder Tnn brought up two WMchmen,
whopurfaed. and. we are informed, took two of
the villains.
Laa evening two wagsohers from Lancstter
were topped about a mile from the Court
Houfe. on the cat 6de OF Schuylkill Ferry, by
three footpads. one OF the waggoners was rob-
bed Of -. I'd. and on the othat, the footpads
fired and killed him. PS.ia. pap.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20

diarua Of exsrsvssant executive batfoassc. /
dread ct Whatever tends 10 the unneceEsry sg-
grand'iemens OF the powers VI the genesal GOV
eruneat. costitnte teS OF the features oil the
repeating at and they are featases which. il is
not hehtatcd 20 FAY. will recommend il to nation
al APPRECIATION. ladesd 70 conclu6ye and irfeGf-
tib's have been the arguments urged in lis Top
port. thar among The difpsiIioaste part Of the
community, amoag thoie who have not taken
their ground with refoluticn NOT 20 ahandcn
it on any conviction, in ihort among the nation,
Il Is confidently believed not one maa in thou
fand viii condemn the repeating set.
IL may bc proper 90 remark that, tho this
ineifore has been carried ia the Senate by ma
joriry of bat one vote the relative Rreugth of
parties is by no meaas to be efimaled in that
proportion. II will be recolleetcd that in the
Houfc OF Representatives, the divilion il nearly
ss tao to one and IL will be ALTO rccollctlcd
that Of the Is members who voted agsinlt the
repeal. b would not now hold their fsars, If an
eseiion were made ar this timc by the Rate lcgf.
latares. Ia fuch event the votes would ftapd Il
for the repeal and 9 againa it. AID had Mr.
Armfrong been Preient. and bad Mr.. Calhoun
voted in conformity TO the kntinenu Of his con-
Rituenss, a. recently iluRraed in the election of
general Somser chofen by great majority, the
vote would have been a. for the repeal. to 3
againtt II. Mar. infeL
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20

|taia partial appropriation, for Sol a-rc.i twice
s.d referred To Committee OF the whole 90
Monday.
MIR: Smile moved ,he appointment of a
Committee, IL enqaite into the propriery Of
providing BY lAw for feearing TO the Unit
ed States the property OF public officers indebt-
Cd 70 them. and tor the eventual releale of fach
pcrfons from inpnfoamens. Ordered to lie on
tho table.
MIR. Giles moved. that the Committee ap-
pqnted oa a melage of the Prefdent. refpca-
Ing the debs due BY the city Of Warrington to
Maryland be infrusied TO inquire into the ex-
Pediency Of fdifcontinaing the Offices of the com
mifionen OF faid city; TO report BY bill or
osherwiie.-Agreed to-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20

fr TICKETS 10 the Briiiol Chssea Lot-
terry, (io exchange fos przes) may be had ss
this Oiice. A Sew are Gill for Sale. Thofs
who vim TO purchsfe, or exchange thsif pfizs
Tiskrs, mua apply 10 ksf9ns
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20

ers AN ACT 1 gta h
,fsf6syjGss abe dylfbs,ge sf LsSsvssrs E,b from
bis Cs.fssmeaf.
DEE snsAsl BY fbs Senate dsl fIsyjs Of Re-
ID trsfrnfs,ipr, Of ,bs Umasd Siaiss Of .ams,i-
"a, is Cexs,sf a1smbisd, That the Nlstfhall ol
the Dihriet of PENNY fylssnia I've authorized and
dircfied to difcharge LAwRErcE Ere, lace
Collector OF the revenue OF the United
StMes, in the county Of Northampton, in the
Diitriet Of Penafylyania, from confinement |,
upon judgment obtained sgaina han in favor
OF the Unitcd States P,sv.dsS. That he rake
20 much cfan oath impoied upon perions i'm
piiioned for debt by tho fecond iettion oi
the Aet, entitled, Fl" An Aet for the, relief pi
perfons impnfoned for debt" " rela,ss 20 his
not having transferred his property with an in
tent 10 dctrsud tho United States and that he
nall align and cosvcy all the eaatcs real and
perfonal. which he may now own. or be entitled
to, 10 fomc perion or perlons for the uie and
benefit Of the United States, under the. diTet,ion
Of the Secretary OF the Tiealurys:: Prsvidsl, al
70. That the faid judgment mali remain 10 taiI
force againf any etzic, real or perfonsl, which
the faid Lawrence EIb may hereafter acquire,
and that Proccls mays st any time, be thescup-
on iGasd sgainft the iame. .4 !,
s, NATHANIEL MACON,
Speaker Of fbs Hssfe of Rep,tjsntes.vsi
A. BURR. Yhe.P,eGxsxs Of fh.
United Slater. and P,shls.i sf ,bs StasIs
ArrRovEp, Feb. 3.ISoa.
TIL JEFFERSON. /,
PrsIds1 y fbr Uniad Ssan,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20

OR letters from ireland. BY she mail Of
yeAerdsy, fate renewed difosdessi in that coup.
try.--From Limerick, osder date ard irA. NC
are concerned TO hear Of she confined nightly
aGsmbIsse ofdikGsaed fesicrs 10 srd ssas shas
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20
CUSTOM-HoUSE. : no
DFTsF Of Assgesrf. E6. B

MARRIED. I---Mf. Jos TiLLrwcH Asr.
TO MG Sally DAVIS. idaogh;ef Of Mr..
Mpmiord Dawn, beth OF Eat Greenwich. 4
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20

DIED. lac his feas in n'Aadoyet. on The St,
9th iaa. the Hon. SAMusu PHILn,rs, Eiq.a,g
Lsut. Governor OF the Commoa~eal oi Nal J,
tAchsfeus, aged 80 years. A.g4 yi3s, !
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20

- namDer OF Advertisements are omitted n
10 this days paper. TO give place TO the inser-,
citing proceedings OF Congrcis. l,td II ~ .aa .gss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20

The furpriGny aud woodcrful phenomenon. %. I I,
which the following Certificate tron feye.sl
learned and retpseta5lr geauemep in EoAon
refers. 10 nov in Newport. and is ~ b, feea /,
{. for few Days, at Mr.. SoLoMoN LirrLk.-
liiuLDs. s.f 1900 .
i, .it Bsaos. December 81, 1901.
nOUBTS being .snseiiained VI, the syalily
IL Of the farpriline alteration Of colour ia 4
go HART . MOSS, y.s1e,r (.
Whole Skin, although born a. black as any AZ. n
rican. has within icw years. without. difcsle !,
OF other known cauie. gsadually changed IL q
drlicatc ford and healthy ~hi,cnes. his lace aili
retaining tho colous and features Of the Negro. n
e,whoie names arc l.ereunto fablcriosd.
lavirg examined faid. Msl. do certify to the
appearances ;nentioncd aoove. and recommend
him 10 the aaentisn Of she Curious and Lsasn-
ed, asaa extraordinary s. hngolsr Pheaomcaon.
JOHN WARREN. , J.. WILLARD.
JOSIAH BARTLETT, JED. MORSE. ,l
b. GERRY, JOS. EcKLEY.
~ dSadn1sfs faf Cssn.
NIB. Company will bs waited on with plea
fnrc. az their houfcs when sequised. .aat
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20
LAWS OF TH5 UNION
lruBLisHEp By AurHoRIrY.l

|, ssvENTH coNosEN
eF hf
UNITED STATES,
az ibsr f,S lEss.
Begun and held a, the CT.
~ Of Waihington. ia the
Territory OF Columbia.
on MONDAY, the 7.h Of
December, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20
NE WPO T,
Saturday, February 20, 1902,

On Mooday neat the Hon. Genera, AZ.
fembly of this State, viii meet at Providence,
agreeably TO adjournment.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20

The following lin from the CsS,m. HssTSl was
this day received. For the Gentlcmms POI
h,ench by whom il was Communicated and by
whole particular dSvns il was doubtlefs furl !
nifhed, we tender our lncere thanks. Ere
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20

JOHN SLOCUM. Surveyor and Iafpec-
tor Of the Revenue, for the Port Of Nc~,,ort ~
Rno'e- llsnd. in the room Of DANisLLr-
MAN, Elq. e7ai, rtasNf &
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20

Lete's ifom ST. pom;neb % Ian. ~, rs.
rived a, Baltimore. Ree. tiltToaii4int Is iiin
alive. aad has declared he will NOT naa rh-
French forces sxpceted st shas ,dspd. ~,
IL Is said. the Soanih part of ST. Dsmia.
go Is TO be teapredby ,ae Fseach. ,,.,,. Z
A letter from Hlsre. astes. that Francsi,
70 ne io,n put in poGeilion Of Loui,asaa nd
thit iesefAl seaeis arc preparing 10 fal 70 kss-
Orleans. Fl'N y
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20
RESOLUTIONS

NCoolO i lONo nNht
Ertr.1Eag tbe Jtaf sfCesgrss on tie sailaa.
fsaaad Of L,ssf. S. ,r,-iks eySse, and e,eq.
Iibs U~tslSisn' /ebsory Enn,pnxr. N
- ESOLvED, BY fbs Ss~1n and H,gjt ),
NNRep,s/ssfs,fve, sfs sbs CsHsd S.sfes sf 4
~s,iea, ia Cssy,s/i e6<m6itd, That they encr-
tain high lenle Of the gallant conduct Of Lieu
tenant Steuer, and the other officers, feamrn
and marines on board the Schooner Entcspsize,
in the capture ofaSTrpolitsn cosiair Of four
teen guns and eighty msn. ~ bi
RsJoivfe, That fhc prchdent of THE Unit
ed States be reqvcRcd to prefent 70 Lieutenant
Stcsrct fword, commemorative Of the afore.
laid heroic action; and that one months pay
be allowed 70 all the other officers, iesmen aud
marincs, who were on Ioard the EnserPrizs,
when the aforcfzid s<iion took place.
NATHANIEL MACON, n
Spsak<ys fbe Assjs sf Rs/ssItsfdiSvs,.
~ A. BURR. Tss- P,sGdssf Of ibs
Ushel S,sr,, and Psssdsss sf sbe Sssals.
ArraovrD. Feb. 5, 1904.
~ sTH: JEFFERSON.
P,ssdsnf Of fbs Uxasd Slater.
RESOLUTION if
AsiborJfxg f5s Sse,efay sf STATE 70 (srsN hs
Ms~Js" sr to,5 Ls.i, ssab tie Lsv' Of f5s
Sixb Cwgvoi.
- ESOLvED, By fbs Sesas ssd Hsse Of
N R<pyoSmaIivn Of fbe Usnd Ss0iss " H.
merita m Cssgrxf eDsm6isl. That the Sec'cts-
~ of STATE be direeied TO csoSe TO be furnilhed
to each Member Of the two Hopieso Con-
gfeii copy Of the laws OF fhe Si1th congreis.
NATHANIEL MACON,
SSsakr Of sbs Hegy< IF Rs1ysltsfafpss.
A. BURR. p,er- PssEj<u Of sbs
Usifei Sfs'S,. ssd .6<ssf " sbs Ssssf<.
ArrRovsp Jan. II, iso7. Ntl ts ~
sfa' This JEFFERSON.
pj*e, P,sGdsSf Of fbs Usssi Stain.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-16
FIRST NOTICE.
IN the esIs q. yaae MPhsr1on. Q
W. R1nkrubt. 30 ?,

WHEREAS commiflion Of bankrupt.
cysfcunded upon the aa of the Congref
Of the United States. paGed en- the 4th
day Of April, 1900, entitled ttan ad to
eifablih an uniform fyfem of bankrupt
cy GraueEout the United States" has
been awarded and iGoed againf Aaac
M'Phenoo, of the county of Prince Will
liam, merchant and miller and he being
declared bankrupt, is hereby required TO
iurrender himielf 10 the commifiioners il
the laid commiilion named, or major
part of them, on the 10th and 18TH days
of Auguif next, and on Friday, the 18th
day Of the fame month, at the Eagle Ia
vern in the city of Richmond, at i o'clock
in the afternoon of each day, and make a
full difcovery and difcloinfe of his e&ate &
effetas |, when and where Ms-crediscrs are
20. cone prepared to prove their debts, and
at theiecond fitting to chuie afignees /; &
at the laa hitting the Eaid bankrupt is re-
quired to 6niih his examination, and the
creditors are to silent to OF difIent from
the allowance of his certificate. All per-
ions indebted to the faid bankrupt, or that
have any of his efeas, are not to pay or
deliver the fame but to whom the commit
ioners ihall appoint.
ROBERT BROOKE,
SECRETARY TO The CommlEoxe,'.
Richmond, Jniy z6. daStt
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SALES tp aaatu,..
On WEDNESDAY next,

CNAXy -. =
On WEDNEoDhi hH',
1T 10 ''elock, eoH be fold at the tuition
Room
Lifbon Wine in pipes,
Per, Wine in quarter caIs,
Rum in barrels.
O., IN 5;rto.
Mo,,g.s 10 booihesds,
French Brandy in bbls,
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Lands In Kentucky.

Lands IN Kentucky.
To be fold by Public Sale at the
7ontiar Ce6se-Room, Ne1e Tort, on The
I'd day Of December srxf, at is o'eioes,
naaS.
Eleven thoufand acres ofland
in one or more lots; laying in the coan.
ty of Fayette, fate of Kentucky about
50 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles fouth cat Of the Ohio River and
adjacent to the public road between the
two Maima Rivers and feveral riGog
fettlemen,s. The foil generally good,
we'll wa.ered and timber of various deicrip-
tions.
Thele lands within u miles Of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both navi.
gable two TO three hundred miles above the
extremity ofthe lands.
. AJta, =
To be fold at the fame time and place
as the above, another TRACT Of LAND
oil nine thoulaad acres, in one OF mole lots,
in the county of Fayette, fate of Ken
lucky, nearly the fame diaanee from Lex
ing,on, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, dl-
tant from the latter only few miles.
The foil is in general good, well wa
tered and timber Of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the neighborhood
Of the fettled parts Of Kentucky, and OPP
,poGre a Jefey festlement. The grants.
/ by Edmund Randolph, Kfq. in 1857 and
1888, and the title deeds are clear and in.
difputable. -
: As thete lands are to BE dIpoied of for
behalf Of creditors, they will be poGtively
fold to the highea bidder, for appoved
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James Maiferfon
Of Lexington; Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
Of Woodford county or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point on, the lands.
For further information and an accurate
plan of the lands, apply toJohn & Charles
Wilkes Efqrs. or Lewis Simond Efq. New
York, or to Mr.. Brown, Du,nfries, Viz.
ginia.
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