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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-29
Price Of Corn in Mark Laue.
Per Tack of z cwt.
American -four, fine, none foT fale.
Do. fuperhne, s. a 38


LONDON Augua :.
Citizen FoUcHE has, within taci'
few days, cauied twelve of his foTmci
contratern'ty, Jae5bius, Tor repused fuch
male and female, 70 be taken into cuito-
dy. They have been pat into tie Fem
pie, as fuccei1ors to fome of the $50 free
Frenchmen Whole .ientcnce Of tranfportati-
on Bonapar5e ligned on the morning OF she
18th ofJuly Ia., The dftter day f6e bef-
ter deed1 without The previous ceremony
Of trial. Among thefe ireth victims
there is an individual OF the name Of Con
dalier, who was aa'uri,y faid 10 be i'm
plica,ed in the atta! 1t Bsreuth and ano-
Their named The Marquis de la Ma;toatort,
Whole only crime is to have pubiilhed
fome unpleafant truths relative TO Fouche
hitnfelE. Thefe truths he coniigned in the
Hiaor,cal Dictionary of the French Re-
violation, which he had printed about three
years ago at Hamburger.
The iland Of Ella is the deb0t Of Citi-
zen Fouche and the iiland Of N 0dagale0r
is defined to receive thoie Frenchmrn
who may happen TO incur his difplea,
fure.
Though the Minaer OF the Police be
extremely jealous and active, his credit is
decreaGng. Our Br0tber Lucien has,
Grce his reconciliation at Court, done
every thing 70 injure him. Lucien does
not forget that it was Fouche who drove
him from the Administration Of the Home
Department, and ar tari re1fyfur is one
of Lucien's axioms.
Private letters fate that a zv2nde,1Hl
change is about to take place in the gov
ernment Of the ci dsrant French Replb-
lie. In the ioterim, the Senator'S are
trembling the Members ofthe Tribunate
are lhuddering, while the bumble Legif-
lators obfegve m5def and fudied IL
lence.
A new Yrudee is breaking out the
Iacobins in that country have avowed
fcmlelves The friends OF Moreau, (he is
their countryman in wide ienfe J and
the conf5quenr enemies of Bonapsrte. The
walls of Rernes are every right covered
with Placards, bearing thele energetic
words--tlce Moreau Gueyre a Bona
parte |" To thefe EXPLANATIONS are ALTO
added the mott violent inveGtives aeainf
the Fira Confnl. Mcnncer, the new
Prefett, knows not what to do he is
thunder ftruck--he had, however, the
refolution to remove from within his iu
rifdiaion demi brigade, which had ma
Infected very empha,ical opinion in favor
of Moreau but the removal alluded to,
did, by no means, do away the fubjett of
complaint--for the Bretous, to man,
with to fee Moreau at The head of af-
fairs.
The Exchequer Of France being ex-
hauRed, Bonaparte, three weeks ago, diff
patched a mihive to rich Contractor Of
the name of Ouvrard, in which he was
ordered to furnilh him infantaneonay
with very comfortable fun, for which
he would allow him proper interea. The
Contractor, however, neither anfwered the
letter, nor waited upon the writer of ii;
the confequence was, that the CHoyeu
Fournifleur was furnihed with apartments
gratis, in the Temple. During his lhort
aay IN the Bgfile, the Perlon, who, in his
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HAS received part Of his FALL
GOODS, fer the brig CATHERINE, and
expects the remainder by the hrit arrivals,
al OF which he will eel uncommonly low
or Cath or approved Notes, at fhorr
date, il being his intention to go to Eng
land as ICON as Pcllib!e.
Sep. 20. d3w
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than at any time within the Taft two years.
s Wet India produce is in general dull.
Dry white Havana fugars are in demand
in the Mediterranean, and the fale is tole-
rably good at Liverpool, on account OF the
lacknefs OF importation, which has not
exceeded 1856 boxes in the period above
fpeclhed. An importation in all probabl-
lily would anfwer well direct from Anne
RIGA 10 Italy, particularly Naples, which
continues more than any city in Europe,
and where the prices do NOT Auttuate as at
Leghorn. The laf quotations were lit,
I'd and Cd quality, 80 ducats per canter,
equal TO about 75s. per cwt. net, and no
arrivals, 70 thar they were expected TO
rife; ado to this, bills may be had direct
en- London. American veficls, il Sicily
produce lhould NOT fair, might bring back
fat from Trapari, which is the bef in Eo-
rope, and where il is to be had cheaper
than in Lnsland.
I,oNDoN. AUG. s.
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The GENUINE PERSIAN

So celebrated among the iaihionabIe ,bro,,,
out Europe, as an invaluable %cofnetic, perfssI.
innocent and fate, free from c~orroiiye and IVA
lent minerals (the bAls of other iotiop,l anf 6', !,
Unparalleled efficacy in preventing and remoyi, q
blemiihes n the face an ikin of every kind, w.
slcularly freekles, pimples, inaammatcry red5g.
icufis, letters, ring worms, fun burns, prick,
heat, &c @
The Perfian Lotion operates mildly, w;tbon,
impeui.'s that natural, inicnGbIe psrlpirati'r
which is %e1ienti2l to health. Yet its taluta,y 1f
tects ale ipeedy and permanent, rendering II.
kln delsateiy loft and clear, improving he COM.
p!exien and refloring tie bloom Of youth. Ne.
yer fsiing to render an ordinary ccuntenanu
beautiful, and an h4ndlcrae one mlre 70.
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K. L. HOOA, c5 20.

Havs m had, aadfrlah,
Claret OF a hyperion quality in boxes OF z
and 2 ! dozen, 4
Porter and Brown Stout IN caks,
Black Paint ground IN oil in kegs OF IS
pounds each,
Marble Slabs Tor hcarths, of diferenslizes,
An afortm4nt Of elegant Locking Glaiies.
.Jappanned Ware,
Plated Table Furniture, condaing ofTca
and Coffee Ufns, Tea aud CoHce Pots,
Goblets, &c.
A large aaortmcnt of Earshen Ware in
crates,
Grenada Rum in hhds. Brown Sugar in
hhds. and bais.
Fine Salt In Jacks,
An aaartment Of Hardware, c%onGRing of
Spades, Shovels, Hinges, Hand-Saws,
&c. &c.
One hundred boxes Pipes.
July 81. Jaw
PRINTING u all us vassy exc.
.swsd at this &cc.
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To al wh0m % may coHcera.
Sent. e..

"A VERY extraordinary y lice appearing in
IA the Alexandra Aaseitiero OF yciterday ,ul-
derihe /. %,ttatlre of Lucy Wilton, g iore warning
all Perfsns from purchaiing from me or any
ether Pcrtua whoniuevef, a NEGRO MAN
SLAVE, 81 the lame oi POOL" | deem it
proper t. fats Certain fac}s relating there1o,
which cannoe he coutroverted either by her or
h.r Agent. Negro POOL alluded TO, was lelr
to my Mother by hr SITTER. Mrs, Ann 7. Cor
don, along with the relldue Of her EAate, NOT
Especially senrioned III her Wilt and the only
Negro therein leit % Lucy Wilton, j, one ihe
now poa Its, Of the name OF Lucy. Pool has
been IN my Mothers quiet Pofefion for about
twelve Years p It, and is now my Property by
Deed Of Gift ftcm her, dated July lat. | ihali
now only further add, by introducing part of
a Letter in my pyhtlion, from one o( the Exc
cutors, whole vsrAtity viii not be called in quei-
tion, of which the following is an Extract /" |
recoiiea thu IN ieveral conveTfations with Mrs.
Gordon, white ihe was III at my Houie, the
camplaiaed of ---s cruei treatment # Pool,
and fad hs had determined TO keep the Boy,
that he ihouil not ne again IN -s power;
that ihe had never gwen John Gordon a Deed
for HIM, but The would make Lucy Gordon
amends for her taking the Boy back again, by
giving her lucy, Hanuah Daughter, and rhcie
fentimentslhe e~xprelied at the time | wtote her
Will. Pool was in Mrs. Gcrdon's p~piIciilun at
the time of her death, and was afterwards in
yensoried aad hired Gus as part If her Property.
] relatel hefe citoumaadces TO Mi. Campbeli
Wilton and Mrs. Wilton"
ANDREW RAMSAY.
Sept. %. aaw6c
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DR.. HAHN's GENUINE EYE.WATFR

A fovereign remedy for all difeafes of the eyes,
whether the effect ofnatural weakness or Of ac.
cident, Deductions Of rheum, dullneis, itching
and tlirns on the eyes, never filling to cure thl:
maladies which frequently fuceeed the lmalI pz,
MEALS and @fcvcrs, and wonderfully frensthen.
ils q week fight. Hundreds have experienced
It's excellent virtues, when nearly deprived OF
igh.
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The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
ITCH.

Which is warranted an infaliibIe remedy .:
one application, and may be uled with petsd
flfety by pregnant women, or on infants a week
old, not containing a particle cf mercury, or any
other dangerous Ingredient whatever, and is not
accompanied with that tormenting imart which
attends The application of other remedies.
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The RESTORATIVE POWDER for IN.
TEETH and GUMS,

This excellent prepsatim comforts and
ft%rcngrheas the gums, prefcryes the enaceI from
decay, and c%teanies ard whitcEs the teeth. By
attoraing all that acrimonious fine & fouInst
which filtered Is accumulate, never fails 10 IN.
lure and finally ruin thtm.
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SAMUEL BISHOP,

BOOKSELLERS, & SrATIoNE2
RsEafaD informs he Public baf be has
receivsa }yom Lee5 Cas- Pafeat a0a
Famaly Mganiue Store, Baltimore, q
trsA a1artmeut Of be JoAgaVimg
Valuable Medicines,
Wbieb are il 5igb efeem md general ne
tdrougboxt tie Uaited States, many Of
then beizg JsN cheaper than the drugs
9w5leb they are e~ompoaaded, eoald be
~Pa,ebaIea at aretaH Stare.
Oa TAKE Nor1cE,
That S. B1@op is a2poiated fbe ONLY II
gent JorAxxandrIa.
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HAMILTON's ESSENCE and EX.
TRACT of MUSTARD.

A Cfc and e~ffrcfuai remedy for gout, rheuma-
tim, pllfey, pains, bruiles, pains in the face
and neck, &c. AMI has performed more cures
i the above comp aints than all the other medi-
cines ever before made public.
Fran Dir. Weutbey6uyu,
Wyh Comfy, Virginia.
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n 0 T I c L.

a IL Per(ous are hereby forewaraed from
IN purchafng from M, Aaere~ Rani@y, or
ANY o,h.r PcrfUn whnrnioevcr. j NEGRO Man
SLAVE, BY the Name Of POOL, mhieh Claim
as my Properly, ana fUr which tbera i, a iuls
iaGitu,cd AID now deprpding and unde GRAINED
ii the c arr of Alexandria, and 10 douDt is en-
tertainel Of a decilion in my favour.
LUCY WILSON.
Sent. f6. IA Cit
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oft OF worms which ufual,v sm.o

hort OF worms which ufuallv ARA
came from him. Since that psr; a.ii'et children
markedly better in health, snd nc grew re,
nas got a ireih and lively complexi"p lean
a anra;eas otsailons have uled this medi.;r' Upon
lnsiy well, without bringing on ha,@. escesd-
any OF thoie diiagreeabIe lenlations, 70 or
eahooed oy purging medicines. Upon ~ ei.en oe-
Judge this medicine to be, beGdss VIC Whole,
Ject' one OF the mott ~falutary means fa NAN OBJ
ing loft appetite, and promoting a n ,or rector.
OF olseltion, oy carrying off that bb;l;iui Ists
ltahee' which e%ngenders 10 much ind;fnss ,aa'
10th among children and adults. 'P0ltlcR
am, SIR, your moa oaedient ferv,r.
JOHN MOTHER,
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To be ReRtea,

The Houre in which | now
live. Of which | have a leafe for upwards
Of three years from this time the iitua-
ton iseligible and the Houie eommodlous
Dor terms apply t
Fairfax Nreet, June 10. 60
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet dilcovered which gives
immediate and laning relief in the mott levers
initaMces.
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THE ANODYNE Elixir.
For the cure of every kind of head.aehc.

INDIAN VEGE TABLE SPECIFIC.
A fate and ipeedy remedy for the vtneElal Of
cafe.
An ounce of prevention is worth a P0uIio"
cure"
For the prevention and cure of bilious and ma
lIgnant teveTs,
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Fran LUTHER MARTIN, En-. Attor-
ny- Grueral @ The State g M0DAnd.

Fran LUTHER MARTIN, En-. Attor-
ny- Grneral g The State g MaDAnd.
Gentlemen,
] comply with your requef in Rating MY
opinion of tiamllton's Elixir. 1t has been uled
in my family fer two or three years palt, with
uniform %iuceels, whenever colds, coughs, or H.
m Tar conpl1intS have rendered medicine. ne
ceiT.vy. have myflf found it an excellent and
a Feeable remedy for a very painful and trou-
b E,me Affection Of the brean. acc( impaired
w, h ~lorencis and with obiracteI and difficult
> earhing
On thsle accounts ! do not heitate 70 recon-
nm tiamilton's Elixir, as valuable medicine,
and deicrYius pubic attertian.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr.. Abijlh Henly, Bridgc-asrcet, Baltimore,
was cured @y one bottle OF Hamilton eiixir Of a
vo5y complicated difordcr. occafioned by a lc-
we're Geld caught feveral months ago. He
bteaGhed with the grsateit difficulty, and was
o ten thrown into weakening lweats when he
attempted TO walk any ditance, and his voice
w aid fr>quentiy fail in iuch a degree that he
cold oay attempt t, w%nilper, he has been
upsyeri, Of fix weeks without j return Of his
complaints. and deilfes To give tins pu5lic tef-
{ mOny in favour Of Ibis Invaluable medicine.
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DR.. HAMILTONss ELIXIR,

DIT. HAW!LIUN's ELlAIR,
Afovereign remedy for Colds, Obltinate Coughs,
Aiehnas, CAtarrhs, Sore Threats, and APP
preaching Con!uaptions.
To parents 4vbo my bave ebillySx qGiRsd
qvitb the HOPPING COUCH.
This difcovery is of the firG magnitude, as it
isan immediate relief, checks tbs %prpgrefs, and
n a hort am entirely removes the mott cruel
dliorder to which children are liablc-the Elixir
i, - perfectly agreeable and the doie 10 final,
that no d%.ficuity ARIES in taking it.
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TdPE Worm.


Mr.. SAMUEL EULEER inn-keeper, or
the i1arfurd road, ten miles from Baltimore,
began about 20 months ag1to be gricvouily at
hi6ted with a tape worm, which increafed fafl
in iize anl areugth, TO as to excite the moit
horrid ieulations by IT'S writing MOTORS and
incolerable p4irs, refembling the giawing and
tearing Of his bowels, which d~eprivei him OF
his n~ecefi4ry Ale,, and cauicd lu>h dreadful ap
prehonfons Is ca NOT be conceived but by ore in
a Guiiar lituation--his appetite waited rapidly
and with that his frength, 70 that he was una
BILE TO attend to a9y bulinefs-when be heard
OF fome excellent cures performed by Eamil
tins worm lozenges, he took a large dofe, which
broushe away about FOUR YARDS of the
worm (now in the poffeiliun Ct Lee & Coz
but a renewal of his pains loon convinced him
tina. this monitrous reptile hadrecovered its fra
vigour--Appiicatlon was made to lee & CO.
for more IT their medicine, with their advice
from which refuited the focal expulfion Of his
formidable enemy, IN icveral pieces, which he
~fuppoled to be SIX or EIGHT YARDS more.
A few months have fnce elapfcd. and Mr.. Ful
Ter is now in perfect health. The above faas
are we'll known to a numerous cir lie OF his neigh.
bours, and himlelf will crafty any who may
with TO make further inquiries on the fubieet.
Although Hamliton's worm lozerges produce
fu1h powerful effects, when neceRafy, Yet they
are perfectly innocent and mild in their opera
ton on the human body, even taken in large
doies, as MIR. Fuller will teftiiy--their partieu-
lar mildneis is abundantly evident in innunera-
bic cures Of infants. s
Communicated BY Dir. Jobu S5anghr,
1orS-tozOn, Penx6Lvaai;a.
Letter from the reverend MI. JOHN MOL
TIER, miniiier of the Morayian church, in
Yorktown. r
.9nz, Jauaay 4M, 1902.
Dear Sir,
Or. Hanil5ot's lozenges have been recon-
mended TO me as a very adequate means for the
cure of children afflicted with worms, | procur-
ed a box for the ute of my family, to try, whe-
Their by means Of this medicine, | might be era
bied TO gain a point, which, TO accomplish, diff.
ferent other means had proved aborfive. Ny
e'dee boy had a very fckly appearance, was very
relt4eis at night, grew leaner from time to time /;
10 fhort, ne leemed to be in a precarious rate Of
health, which would yield to none OF the ,medi-
tines administered, until ! gave him two dofes
OF lfzenges sgreeably TO the directions, which
carried off a iubaanee to al appearance a mere
naucus, bur upon clole in~lfpection quite replet
with very fmalllising animals. Not Que Of that
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Gentlemen.

oAtiIlStiSL3
/ putchlfcd at your fhop The p operations you
cal Hamilton's Eilence, or Ex;ract of Niufard,
watch | believe has perfectly removed a chronic
rheun ,tiin {of that kind named ~fciatica, or Of
thu hip inint) under with had laboured for a
long time, aid WHICH had bailed every article
IN the M4teria Medica, and every mode Of treat
ment received into practice for the cure of this
obitilate hfcafe, Hyou think this letter ulefal
you are at llberty to make it public.
>Ysars, &c.
P. WEATHERBURN.
John Hoover, rope-mlker, South second
Strcet, between Mary AMI Chriitian-Streets,
Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh oath as fol.
lows, ~nlnacly, thac his wife, Mary Hsover, was
70 fevere'y afflicted with a violent rheumatiim,
very dan. erouily iituated, the eoniequence of a
feverc cold after lying II, as to be confined to her
bed for ieveral weeks, and was at length re-
due a to the melancholy apprehension Of re
mining a cripple for lie, notwithstanding the
mott respectable medical advice was followed,
AMI every probable remedy attempted: when
feeing feversl cafes of cures performed by Ha-
uilton's Fleece and Extract OF Mutard, they
| we're procured from Mr.. Birch, No. II, South
Seeond-Street. The frlf application enabled
her to, walk acrof, the room, and the ufe of one
bottle srefoged her to her ufuaI fate Of health
sand ~erength. JOHN HOOVER =
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Or. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE cpn
NAN CORN PLASTER. ~
An miallibler remedy Tor corns, freddy re,,.
ing them root and branch, without c;v;1r lHOS'
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CASES OF CURES.

(SehRea from tbogIaudsJ TIE autbenh,
city Of qvbicb any teyl5u my gtsrfain,
efker BY letter or bey(ouul afbLieatioa.
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Communicated b Dir. Jobu s5anghr
1orS- tozOn, Pen46kvaaia.
Letter from the reverend Mr. JOHN MOL
TIER, miniter of the Morayian church, in
Yorktown.
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Summer Eaabhyhn,ent.
MAIL PILOT

Will in future leave the Waihingtonta.
yern, Agexandria, every morning at FIVE
O'Clock, and arrive at John H. Barney's,
at the Columbian Inn, George, Town, to
breakaaa at 2 O'Clock, ard then proceed
on to Baltimore, where itswill arrive at
I'VE o'clock in the evening, at Mr.. peck's
Columbian I'M, and regularly On to Phi
Iadelphia, 70 that perfons travelling in
this line may be iure Of no hindfance on
their way.
Being provided with as good horfes and
carriages as any on the road, we tolicit a
flare of public patronage, & confidently ex-
petf that luch as favor this fage with their
cufom, will find the accommodations e.
quail, if not hyperion, to thofc provided
by any others.
Returning, it leaves Baltimore every
morning at s O'Clock, and arrives az a
lexandria the fame evening.
Seats for Alexandria, taken at George
Town at ]. H. Barney's eage Office.
PETER HEISKEL,
J. H. BARNEY,
Tune 4. zaW4w
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I2sgnafas2,e By Aualon.

Ga Wednesday The goth inf. will be
fold at the houfc now occupied by Mr..
David Eater, variety Of Houiehold and
Kitchen Furniture.
W THOMAS MOORE,
June III. Auetioneer.
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Eor Sac, or TO ReNt,

THE unexpired leafe Of a HOUSE and
LOT, on Queen freet, with a BAKE
HOUSE thereon The leafe has 8 years
to run. The Rand is good for bahneis,
and is well known, having been occupied
fora length Of time by abaker. tor par
ticalars apply to ,o
THOMAS SlMMS,
Prince areet.
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70 r S A / E..

On the I6tb dzy cf Aaggf uesf, a ia
Red Hoye, il Prize NlizAirm d0Hn..3,.,
BY tbe Trgfers IF tie hte Geu. MIN,
About 5000 acres Of LAND,
lying in the counties Of Prince William
and Loudoun, near the faid Red l5oufe.
Terms OF payment as follow. Cae fourth
part Of the prrchaie money to be paid on
the frlt day Of January, 1893, and the
other three fourth parts thereof tobe paid
at three fubfequsnt annual payulents.-
Bonds, with approved fscurity, to be
given by tie purchaltrs at the tine OF fale,
AID interef thereon TO be paid at the rate
o fix per cent. from the frf day January,
1909. If the frit payment Of the pur-
chate money be not pun:.tually made, the
land to be again expofed to fale, by the
fibfcribers for ready money if the land.
fhould rot then fell sor the full amount OF
the faid parchafe money, the purchaser OF
purchafers to be accountable uPcn their
bonds for the deficiency. If the fff Fay
mant be punetually made, title will be CIV
en- to the purchafers, and deeds Of trptt mutt
beexecuted by them for fecuging the future
payments, which deeds Of tsua will be
a6ed upon, and the lands expofsd TO ialc
for ready money, by the trufees, for the
full amount Of the whole bonds, by virtue
of the deeds Of truf, ifany one OF The tu-
ture ANIMAL payments be not panttaally
made.
The lands will be laid of'in lots to sait
purchalers, who will have the right OF
feeding them after the 10th day OF An
guts next.
NATHANIEL BU2WElL,
THOMAS NELSON, Jun.
Surviving TruAecs Of Gen. Thomas Mel.
fon, decealed.
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-26
LAND FOR SALE.

By virtue Of a power IN me
ycHed, will be fold at public auction be-
fore the door OF Prince William court
houfe in the town of DunlEries, on the
fisa Monday in July next at z O'Clock,
for cath, that valuable TRACT OF LAND,
ftuate in thefa.Ae county near Bacon Race
meeting -hoafe, containing about five
hundred acres, part of a feven hunlred
acre patent granted to James Peake, and
which five hundred acres Of land was lately
the property Of lfaac Mc'Pherfon, under
a pnrchale made of ThomasSwan OF Alex
andria.
ADRAM HEWES.
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iii obedlenee to a Decree OF

tie Court Of Alexandria County, on
Saturday tbs ] 9Th day Of July next, #
fair, # not ehs. next fair Gay, viii be
offered for Eals On thespreiniles, upon q
credit thar will BE then made known,
for notes with approved indoriers, ne-
gociable at the Bank Of Alexandria,
Il Lot Of Ground,
Containing half an acre, lying upon the
eat fde Of Alfred areet and fouth ide of
Cameron itreef, in the town OF Alexan-
dria, extending en- Alfred i}reet no feet
7inches, upon Cameron itreet rs feet
{ inches. There arc a convenient two
tory frame dwelling houfe, witb kltch-
en- and other out hop!es upon the lot,
which now rent for &. So per annusn.
The lot is fubjea TO an annual rent of
Gig. As the lot is large il will be laid
off into lnaller divi{ons, and fold either
in thefe diviions, or altogether, as will
be mott agreeable to thole inclined TO pur-
chaie. This iale is made to fstisfy a deot
due from Thomas Richards to Thoapfon
and Veitch.
JAMES kettle,
JOHN JANNEY, 1Com'ls.
JOHN DUNLAP,
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