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Malaga wine re-exponed. After conf
derabie debate, the COMMITTEE Of the whole
diiagreed to the report Of the committe Of
commerce and manufactures, refe and re-
ported their disagreement to the toufe.-
1t was moved to take II up in the houie,
but an adjournment was carried before 4
decifon took place.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-28

General Mejsv expla;ned--He had fup-
pofed the cafe Of territory conquered and
afterwards ceded to the corqoeror, or
fome other territory ceded in lieu Of it.
ITO be eominned.)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-28

but as cothing Other appeared in the morn.
ing, it is fuppofed the form obliged her to
put to fee again.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

"a the contribution th4: Is q loudly founded in
our ears. hope, Fir, we fhall have the qusflion.
The queaion was then rsksn on Mr. Day
5cn's motion by yeas and nays, as follows
YEAS AIeiIrs. C9ib0aa, C5ibnau. Dayfoa,D.
feqsr, HiZbaac, Hoqvsrd. 2. Matoa, Msuis, 0g
dsn, eitOa, Rsj5, Sbeas Tray, Welis, W6hs.-I5
NAYS-Mears. Anarfaa, BaldlOig, Brecksn-
ridge. BrozUn, Cocke, EAry, Tb. F9Qsr, Fraaklia,
Tarkjon, Logan, S. r. Mayon, Nieboia5, Stone,
Sampler, Wrigh.-I5.
There being an equal vote, the Vice Pref1ent
declared hmfelf in the affirmative, and the ref
erence was carried.
The Vice Prefident f4id he felt dfpcfed 70
accommodate gentlemen in the expreaion Of
their wiihes, the fncerity of which he had 70
reafon 10 queaion, to ameliorate the provilions
of the bill, that it might be rendered more ac-
ceptable TO the Senate. He did this under the
inpreilion that their Object was iincere. He
fh1uld, however, diicountenance by his vote,
any attempt, if any fuch thould De made, that
might IN an indirect way, 90 TO defeat the bill.
A committee Of tive members was then bal
lotted for the following is the rslult of the
ballots
Mr.. BGldqyir, IS mr.. CoBonE, Is. Mr..
Dayton, IS. Mr..Aaayj5n, IS. AEr. Rorris, I5.
mr.. BrsaksHridgs, IA. Mr.. BrocUn, IA. Mr.
C5ibrnaH, IA. NE. HdibssE, n. mr.. Coaks,
IL Mr. Ezey, z. Mr. 5. T. Maj6n, 2.
Mr.. Ref, ..
The FIVE frit named contitute the committee.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
Legislature Of PuGatbufetts.

SENhTE-FRIDAY, FEB. 3.
The honorable Mr.. Hichborn, role, and moved,
that a committee lhould be raiGed TO draft an Ad.
drels to the Predent of the United States congTzt-
ulating him on has election and approaching his ro-
iitical snd economical principles. A dsbste enia-
ed, which continued till the time of Adjournment.
SATURDAY, FEB, &.
The confederation of the motion for al Addrefs
was rsfumed, and after lengthy debate. the qnef-
ton was taken by Yeas and Nays, aud the refult
was a. follows
YEAS-The Hon. MeFrs. Skinner, Bozvd,ir,
HebEorH, Earaayd, AipiszVaA, Ellis, DIIgg ham,
Deaar, Hill. AARiE, Bid1vs, HiLdretb, Hull, CroCVa-
fsHieid Ia.
NAYS.-The Hon. MsffrI. Fozvkr, Fry, lsT5y,
T5oHj6a, Steern5, To5UBr. Hayward, DzUiebi, Brig
bum, Tan, Hunt, Haie, Dummer, TreadzssH, MayJB,
.diltH, TifeonpB, M LeiI1H, Lor4.-to.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

At his feat in AHSsver, about TWO O'Clock % Wedn.t
day afternoon lis Honor SAMUEL PHILLIPS, sgd
SO, Lieutenant Governor OF the Commonwealth q
Me8aebytft5.
At Holdcrnei., NH Madame Jane Livsrmore IA
Hanover, Dr. Ephraim WOolon. aged q AT KattrJ,
Mr. Thomas Brown aged 6S--At Wel6ed, Rev. No
ah AtWstcr, aged SI--at Halifax, Mr. Henry Mcrlinp
aged l3, of the printers of the Nova Scotia Gazette
AT Eolton, " John Blanchard, sged 34--sir Am
James, aged 47-Mrs Huldah Adams.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

AT Nevgouceher an Wcdncfday Iai, - th- o.a,,,t
Of the Presbyterian Church in that town 5s Pv
ELISHA MOSGLEY. The introductory praysr ana
an excellent sermon were Delivered Nv the Rev mn
To5ga7 So Ihc Charge given hy Rev. Trfrzucau.,
and the Righr Hand or FeIlowihip by the Rev. M
3fTriaf The whole performance was concluded n !
manner 70 give cntre iatislacfion to numerous and
relPectable audience Tie inhabitants N NrugloueeE
te- congratulated having at length obtained he
letlemsnt Of mln whole fair character and vaIu,b.
Qualities render him an ornament to focietv.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

rfabhlh-i AID Governor 10 Be sppoieted by
the Pref ient of the United Sates ana TO be paid
from tAe Federal Treafory, &c.l
bill oD the fu'jstt Of foreign coins was read a
third tinis and p4dcd.
wEDNrsDAx. JAN. ~
The bin TO provide for the payment of the ex-
pcnccs IF Samuel Drxser, which have or may oc.
cur n conlrquencS OF tie iuit commenced by Joi
rph H01gton, was read third time. Some de.
bate took pace, Mrlss. Alifton and Smile oppof-
ca the BlH. MslI,s. Grtfwold and Bayard fuP.
ported the proprsty of it, as it was oaly provide
for paying Mc. Dsxrer's exp-nces, in defending a
Eut ehch aroIein confcquence of an official Article
as Secretary of War, SIR. Giles w;ihed farther
time 70 couEieer the fobjett, and il was poRponed
Until Monday.
THUKsDAYs JAN. z2.
FOR7TFEcATTONS.
DIR. EuRis, from cemmtte on the fubjecf, re-
ported thar there IS 5000 dolls. ofthe former
appropriation unrxpended and that it was the O.
pinoR OF the Secretary at War, that 63,Soo dolls.
would be iuiccnt for the expenditure of this year.
!, was therefore the opinion Of the committee that
no amendments were necefary intke laws on that
iuaject. Agreed 10.
FRIDAY, Jan. zq.
EogrofIed reloIutions, refpeeeing the fenfe Of
Congrels of the gallant couduct of Lieutenant Ster
rst,&c. were read the third time aud paiied
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
Q0trrfen-

st Newglouceler, by the Rev. Mr. MoleIsy, MI
Wil7m Hakcll, to Mis- Sarah Bradbury
AZ Bottom, Thomas M'Cure, Efq Of Brihol, ia lhs
Ddtricc 10 Mhs Mary Wilton, Of the former pace
al Southampton, MIR. Luther Edwards 10 AIll Ga
rife Iudd.-At Northampton Mr.. George Clapp, aged
~, to Mrs, Elizabeth Reed, aged 68-Dr. Ebeaszsg
Law 70 Ails Abigail Leavitt.--At Pordno0th Capt.
Daniel odione, Jun. 10 N1ifs Abigail ClearAt Cam.
bridee. Hr Artenatus Moore 10 Nis Suiaanah WaIoa
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
,oRT OF PORTLAND.


SATURDAY., Ft5. IS
ArYize4 hip SaHy, capt. Fitzgerald a. days trsr
Mariej, CHba.-
On TbarEday laR, IN TAT. As So came arrsiiSs
JtBo01sr Sally and Aary, capt N0svfD, oftbn per-,
zrbo failed from bers on M0nday if and fbrRg akas
eight boy atier bring oat, sVbe5 iHereeirdo fopay
fbb tbr crrSU, cosffiHg cfegb pfyaai, f'af q tn
boat oE Tae}day, az q, M.-af RIgh etpHkMsa
Crzsre g0Is rem tbr HorfbSytg-tb crtsg e9sFf sb
coFEdr,ably frss,R and obonftSU0 hours tffsrs f0g
scers aiJc07ered, one Of III baHG5 hr. Haebafd'
Cape Inn Eose 70 Gratb, and fbr renaiEfr s0tn
70 fr o7lerc9rzs fbaf none of fbtn arfre ahtmaaaei
and 6ut for rb- fortunate ferew1eaEesg y t9pt rig
gcTaH faLLiAg ia Svifb fbem at tbt tfnf * w
~ eUbsle mEf iaeVifa6ly bavf Peryefa ~.
boRrJ p
Sane day-Arrir>d Zip NabIy, capt. craHS'D'
SS dayJ .f,Sm liverpool pn,E,E.
Same day-- drrfve5 Zip AiEsr7a' r9fs' D''''''
a. days ffoa LiverpooL RAIN,
The big MqrY, NJ D9E7d, bat arTi1fA O.
in 80 days from GHaGafoHps. IL Bs-us
TEE CaraEias, of Haido69roEgS' ~ r.
9Ftbs eog,F ...;,,d ?.
The Pilgrim. Strong, from Portland aFF''' \
Royal, Jam. Dee. 20.
At Iifboa Dec. ao-Grain was a. feauIe' I'm s.
markets sut,ed with al kinks Of era n Do'r IF
merica. and The N1rih there vas P,o,t Prrr. psrk
Rin further deduction; ftlt provhonS - Tan. 70
~, 10 dolls. pcr hhl AT SaV1FE7a II -'i- II y fM
markets very duh AT Honduras, De1 I'M 49,. yerbd 40
of Ams ricans among the Keys (Sho haa o'. II hos,
entry) endsavouring to fnussle ths'r SAL So css at
provifians bore an enornnus prce 80 0,s,artis'-
from - 70 ~ Jons odothet aFs'e'e, e-eg l.si
Al Cape Franlois, ian. I6--FToauSs
Plensg aae loW.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
MELAEcHoLY

On the 5th init the DReliing-houf. al Barna,,,5
belonging TO Capt Richard Safer Of Porylnsomb ~
fire and was entr-y coniumed with All tile furn;nu,.
and rs contents. Whas adds extreme poipnancv i
thIs diltreiing accident IS, that Nr JoluPh Saer p
mtEg and enterprizng ion OF capt. Saifers aard Il
was burnt 70 oeaih IN the flames.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
porttanO.
MoNDAr, FEBRUARY 1c ~,

e. The public are informed, that d. J j,
OF THE UNIrED S44rEs viii continue u |.
liihed in this Gazette, and receive n. .,.,:a
infertion.-Allo, all the Lars oy Me-.
sfTr, which relate to the Diaria Of M,n.
and the Commonwealth at large.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
III cbarz6er, Fs5. TI,ISoa.

mefiage was received from the Senate, in
forming the Houfe, that they hai committed the
Governors Mefiage to the Hon. the PreGdent,
and the Hon. MeiIrs. Brigham and Treadweil,
with fuch az the Houfe may join. The Houfe
added MetiIs. Morton, Knox, Williams and
Wells.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

The High Court Of Errors GO, ~ JAN. ~.
Aaves in this State. '' y O'Aolding
The Chemical Society in Pennrvlv,.;
offered premium Of 50 dollars r. l~a u. aaVs
men OF the bet Clay in the United Sls,.Ip u lp'si.
Ware not inferior TO Queens WAR; 0'A'ss 'Ot
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

E*irGa ef . isitg fan Mad,id A.
Several 81 our Merchant vef.,. =, ? isot'
been captured and carried inra a.',wSIch n, had
opanilh armed boats or veiTcls, have s.. sas' Sy
liberty bat no compensation has b.. .ssni;sat
for The great iohes aud damages scc.re sr allowed
their unjua deten,ion." 'N1Aaonedby
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

We hear from Warrington, that on the "a inn a..
Br1ckeuridse was to make motion Tor the dfshs,a.
oi ms Corsmi'tee to whom the fubjga Of the Tudr,
has been referred ! 'e'ais
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

The Secretary delivered the following MeGage from
the Governor
GArtlezss IF fSe Senate, and
GsHtLssa Of tbs Hogfs Of Rtp,sisatativS,
THE Comnonweal tn has oft one of its bet and abea
friends by the death Of the Lieutenant Gsvernsr He
died ycler6ay about the afternoon, aud his family
propoe that his funeral tall be attended on Monday
next At oclock.--a long and intimate Acquaintance
with him. enables fome of to bear tellmony to his
diRinguilhed merit. He foicitous prefervc the
good order of Society, anu exhibit his fcaw-ci-
izcns pattern of every civil and moral virtue-Wth-
our any folicitation his part, ne many wears
elected member Of the Senate, and prefded ia their
deliberations with candour aud dignity IN The oEice
Of Lieutenant Governor he flcured refpecf by mild
department refuting rom the telmony of good con-
fcence. He was firm and ind=xible Whenever the ia.
tereis OF thc Commonwealth were concerned and h.
acquitted himlelf with ho0oE all the sees conid Cd
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

ia Virginia there OF charriots. phaeor, ~
ard coaches, 666, in Saaachulett g. In the sormtr
there are OF chale with tops qas in the latter ,s6o
Duties on refined iusaTS Virginia pays nothins Mas
euleus $40 ~.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

a law psfftd the PennfyIvania Lsgiaature.d
iLg char no priop fa hold an office undcr Ne c..
RI Governments md that Of that Stas, has been
t.ved BY Gov. NJ Kean 'Sa'
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15


ExtrOs Of a letter from Comnasdore Dr,-, 10 tbs
Secretary Of fbe Macy, da!e4 Sraifs Of Gibraltar,
O3. z6, 1901.
g 1t is a painful tan for me to inform you
Of the fad catalfrophe tnaJ happened to the cut
ter, a boat belonging to the Prefdeut, and the
officers and men who were in her on The I'd in.
Rant ;-being very fine morning, | lent her
over to Gibraltar, with letter 10 Mr.. Gavino,
requeRing him to have the articles ordered for
the ihip in readinefs, as | expected to be
over with the ihip in two or three days.
The boat left Gibraltar on her return back, at
L / O'Clock A NJ. BY this time the wind was
blowing very freGh the boat BY fome means was
ovetfet, and every foul on board was lott except
one man, whom have not leen as yet.--The
incloleJ is lit of the officers and men that
were loG.--lt is fomthing furprifing thar the
boat was not feen to overlet either frsm Alge-
Gras or Gibraltar, as It's not more than 5 and
a halt miles acrois, and the accident took place
between and 3 o'clock"
Lin of men loa in the PreGdezt's boat.
John W. Caygt lieutenant Efaf WiRif,
mdlhiQmap join Stresf, coxlwair; /; 7sbg EVaa5,
ieaman .7oba Niles do. TacsB Dodge, do. HI
ham Smit5, do. Tb9mas Bragg, do. VILLAIN Nay.
brook, do. .59fpb Dick6p, do.
The name Of the N ~ faved is not mentioned
The Editor Of the National Intelligencer,
has received a Gibraltar paper Of the 23d, Oa.
which fays,
= One Of the men on board George Ham.
elD fwsm on (hore 10 tAe Old Mole head. He
(upp7les all The ret perihed- Two bodies
have hoee been w2he1 o. ihors at this place.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

f1CDSE-FRtDAYs FEB &.
a bill to divide the tCwu Of Poland, aAd t. ir-
corporate the noriherlg part intO irParate tewa,
was read twice, and Wedne(day next, 10 o'clock,
aligned for the third reading, and ia the interim
committedto Melii5. Mitchell, Cary and Bradbury.
MedfR. Taylor of n. Leonard of A. aud Bald
win, were appointed commttes to make report
on the hZe, &c. OF bricks.
The Governors Melfssc relative tothe Plfana-
quaddY lndians, was committed IN the Serftc 10
The Hon Mefirs. Fowler and Maynard, vita fuch
az The honorble houie may join. The houle added
Meiirs Dsnforth, Leonard os o. aud Knox.
The houfe refumed the cohfieration of the re-
port of the commitsee Of valuation. After debate,
i was moved, that the fame fhoud be accepted 70
far as applies the feVeral counties, which pated
G the affirmative. The report was then reierred
to the members Of the ievsrai counties 10 adjua
any Inequalities in the (evera towss 10 each county.
SATURDAY, FEB. 6.
APetition for division of the town of Winnow,
was committed.
A bill TO incorporate the plantation of Brown
heiS, into town by that name was read twice,
add TueidaY,4 O'Clock, Aligned for the sd reading.
petition for :he regulation of the herring hih-
cry al EahPoIt, was Committed 10 Meffrs, Rice of
Fl. Leonard of 0. and Sawyer.
MONDAY, gEs. 8, FORENOON.
a petition for the alteration of the name Of the
town of Thomplonhoroueh. was committed TO
Meiirs. Chandler of NJ. Slocum and Hunt
The petition Of Alexander Rice, 70 be re-irburf
cd the exPenfe of building a certain bridge, was
committed.
The bin to regulate the ffhery a: Boothbay, was
read twice, and tomorrow, IL O'Clock, aligned
for the sd reading.
An onder was received from the Senate appoint.
log the honorable hefrs Titcomb and Bdwe,
with iuch as the hon. houfe may join, a committee
10 eonlder what further difpoltion is neccfiary to
be made Of the Maps Of this Commonwealth.
WEDNESDAY, BEB. 10.
A bill, 10 incorporate part of Poland into
town BY the name Of Raymoth, pafed to be
engrofIed.
petition for an sd TO peveht obfruaous at
SaccaTappa Falt, was committed.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

The French fquadrOn for the wcf Indies f,;l.a t.
Ereh about the zoth ofCecrmber, and il was ,s ~
were to b. joined by Spaniih and Dutch Ssuad,oo.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

The arrivals at this port from Europe, uce ou, IA
do not iurniih any News. 40
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

to him By the public aud III all the relations Of private
life
fhall be ready to join with you, Gentlemen, in any
tribute of eleem and rtiec which yoH may think due
tC the merit ofhis public fervices.
CALEB STRONG.
Csaasil- cbar5er, Fs5. ! !, ISoz.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
AGAINTsT An .ADDgRsS.

The following 1 lit OF the YEAS and NAYS, in the
Eo.e, on the moton}sr an Addrefs 10 the Pre6dent.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
3g the a9aa.

WASHINGTON, JAN. 40.
Thirteen Of the Shawanefe and Delaware In
dams, with two interpreters, are now on huff
nels with the Prelident
The nomination Of Mr. Linn, Srpervifor of
New Jerley, has been confirmed by the Senate,
by majority Of TWO.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

IHUEsDAfs FEb' II
A petition Of Samuel Freeman and Others, for
leave TO eftabl;ih bank ia Portland, was COM
mitted 10 MeiIrs. Knox, Little and Vote.
mefiage was received from the Senate pro-
pohng 10 form a convention tomorrow, at IA
O'Clock, to choofe Senator for Cumberland
county, in tke room Of the Hon. MIR. LongfelIow,
who hao rehgned The Hou(e concuried.
The Houfe elected by ballot, the Rev. Thomas
Baldwin, TO deliver the Election Sermon 10 May
next.
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NEW YORK, September u

by the floop Sau5a-Rofa we have re-.
eelved intelligence that the Governor IS
ilavanna had ordered the por, of Saiur
Auguitlne TO be lhu5 againa all American
vefels from the a5th day of Augua LAT.
Letters are received 10 'own, by the
fhip Shepherdefs from Cape Francois, of Co
lane date as the z7sh Augaa, which
mention that all is perfectly tranquil there
that the MARKERS are dull ana that a
great mortality prevails among the troops,
of " hon fem 50 to 100 Gle daily.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ~,

Lift If Americau Y<D,h in the Ria de Ia.
PlqtQ, On tbe 2ob Of J3ue, 1902.
Of B9fau. Ships Meteury, pcsrfon ;
Eliza, Loring; Montezuna, l!aacs; Pie.
nix, Roberts; Minerva, Hall Msr:i.
mack, Williams Relolution, Anley {
Five Brothers, Brick Sultan, Cole, and
Columbus, Tapping.
Erigs RiGng San, Gould Sally, Tay.
Tor; and Pheaix, Cott!e fch'r James.
Cray, and npop Bolton, Terry.
OF philadelphia. Ships Warrington,
Williamfon; Sally, M'Pherfon; Aurora,
Thomplon; Three Sil(ers, AoGey Ame.,
RIGA, Swan; Pigou, Collet, & brig Mary,
Norton; the latter two with Royal Or.
ders; brigs Role, Miller, and Molly Har.
ding fch'r Role Bud, Peafe.
Of Rbsas LGarf. Ships Msry Ann,
OIney Rol!a, Arnold, and Hannibal,
Jenkins; brig Fair, Todd.
OfNfzv- Tork. Ships Olive, Conklin,
and Olive Ellfworth, Henry; briggs Sue
CTS, CookIin, and Paureikie.
OfCemeairst. Ship Yankee, klburn,
and baig Enterprise, Wiicoeks.,
OfK<aueJunk. Ship Jofeph, Grant.
Of Por:lmoath, N. II. Big Rio,
Stephens.
OF Nutolk. Brig Tully, Hoy,
Of Nantucket. Sloop Pradenc,, PAD
dock.
Thirty eight veaels in all; fome of
which intended to have failed toon in
ba!lalt.
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Fran Gibraltar, July 9, 1902, 'rtsives
AT R1Hon.

" You no doubt will before row have
learnt that Con(ui Simplon, at IanSle'',
has been ordered away, and being now
here, War having been declared by the
Emperor Of Morocco againA tee United
States. We now ieei infinite pfeaiure IN
men,io4.og to you that The Emperor aP-
pears to have rep>nted Of his ra(hneis, and
wiihes Mr.. Simp!on TO return, allowing
fix months for an anfwer from Amerito.
Without fone conceiiion from the Empe-
ror, and ratiiying the Old treaty between
the two countries, Mr.. Simpion is deter
mined not 10 90 over, and it IS net lmpf
baDIe that in ihort time accounts VII. Ue
received rom your Executive, 10 as 10
enable matters 10 be (ettlei. We Go not
fine! that any hoaili,ies have as yet been
committed, or for the p'elsrt is tae'e any
appearance OF it, Oil veile!s coming ms
way run great riik, as thee is no Know
ing what may take place EI0m on' moneH'
10 another"
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GIeraaoua GJuerttsar.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 70.

fT TIE autkor Of a communicative
tb,o' The Pe@ Office, Is regretted 10 call at
the Printing OEte, as iris affsD-y tx
Editor R1ald baUe an i4teyVu7V eV'!b I'm
betme tudly6jng ii.
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x fiji expaffioa Of The Californian fatzi,a
and The Saeitty of fbe
: NCOLUMBlAN ILLUMINATE, 90.
By JOHN HooD.
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CONDITIONS.

I. Thai Tie qyerk be printed qvab a
nee0 tnpe an Iape3fae paper, and in Eve
cvery large oaaU0 Volnmss; and be band
in neat hazv binding.
II. 7bat H@qlfg to PRES as jan a.;
a /gDErieaf anmbsr Of Ja5ieribers l5aA be
o6fGined 10 make ii trAdent-aad trom The
tine efgoiag to PRES be babAbed in an.
yenr.
III. Tbat Tie Price ef tie qubole, cam-
plste and bonad, @aN be f7veay da!lat,
paya5le on dslipey.
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in Virginia under the exiting laws, ana ;.

in Virginia under the exiting laws, ana ;,
plan Tor their amendment.
VII. The appendix to the fourth W
lume VIII contain an ab!tract Of the e.;
minal jurifaiction of the federal govern
ment, and OF the commonwealth Of W.
GINA and fhort diieourle q, go.
ion.
VIII. THE tracts mentioned IN ,bs
fourth fiction together with the Edi,or,s
pretace and the Commentators iotro1nc
ton, oeing all attached to the 6r& volvm.
OF Backbone; will in this edition, BE- i;
vlced into two partsthe preface and in
trodlcsjoDs +; and the five tracts frit men.
;.oned in the fourth fiction, will be attach
ed 10 the hrlt part, and the other thres
tracts mentioned in the fame fiction. will
make the appendix to the fecond part.
0 The nofes dilperled thro'out the
wolk will amour, to II or fifteen hun.
dred. Thofe which refer to the conni,u.
non and laws Of the United STATES are We.
~ numerous.
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the Will OF the late George Garrett, OF
Stafford County, will fell At Public Aucti-
On the hTit Monday Of December next, II
the town Of Leeiburg, his
TRACT OF LAND,
Lying on both fidcs Of Gooie Creek, in
this Couaty, and running from thence TO
the laid town; containing about FIVE
thoaiana acres, moa Of which has been
laid off IN lois, and iince leaGed for lives
or term of years; from the peculiarly
eligible li;uation of this land, and It's
gteat ftnets for the improving fate Of
agriculture that is taking place IN this
ne:ghoorhood, it is hoped thar II will be
an OBJECT worth the attention Of thoie
who with to velt their money 10 landed
properly one third Of the purehale money
will be required on the day Ct iaie, the
remaining two thirds TO be paid by two
annual inital!ments; tx per. cents of the
Stock Of the u. States will be taken in
payment tor one hal. CT the two delayed
indictments, at It's current value, in the
principal commercial towns, or bonds
with good perfonal fecurity and mortgages
will be required to fecure the payments.
Mr.. John Matthias, living in Leeburg,
and furyeyor of this County, has plat
Of the land and will farvey OF fhoW any
part Of it to thofe WHO with it, they pay.
ing his expences for 70 doing.
LANDON CARTER, Junr.
THOMAS L. LEE.
Loudouo County, Augua 20. go