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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-09
TANNEY g PATTON,

Haze reeeived, and efsr far lalf,
Catalonia wine in hhds. & quarter ca&i
Jamaica, Antigua, GRENADA, St. Kits
St. Vincenss and Barbados in hhds.
Loaf and Lump Sugar, of the hra qas'
lily,
Mufcovado Sugar in hhds.
$50 Bbls. Statia do.
Havannah Molahes in Hllds.
Havannah white and brown Sugars, 10
Boxes ard Bbls.
Soap and Candles in Boxes,
Sweet Oil in do.
RaiGns in Boxes and Kegs,
Pepper and Coffee 10 Bags.
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF SHOES,
-CogG2xg s-
Mems Calf in Trunks,
Ladies Kid and Morocco do. in Boxes,
EAST INDIA GOODS, VIZ.
Nankesos, Baftas, Mamoody's Cur.
rahs, Guzinahs, CaGahs, Moharags, Gu'-
ges, Stripes, and one bale of handioHe
Deiorfoy.
ALSO
Ravens and Runia Duck and Sheetfoss
by the piece or bale, and two bales tine
RuAia Ofnaburgs.
A complete a6ortment OF Rui!la anu
New. England Cordage, ard one ilsA
Cable 70 fathoms LONG. ga imail quSE'
tity of Upper Leather.
Tune II.
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Chap Books.

prompter; Alacdia. OF the Wonderful Lamp
Mother Go fs's Tales; Trojan War, CULVER
Reviv'd; Laugh and be Fat; Hocus Pocus; Di-
vine En,blens; Letter Writer; spannh Rogues
Religious Courlhip; Conqucft of Mexico
Bucks Companion; Youthful letters Cheap Re.
nnfItnry.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-14
FOR SALE,
That qveN lffueted and eonm0Q,ions
BRICK HOUSE,
ON cAMERoN-sTREET,

Now in the occupation Of Capt. Dan
gerGeld. - The houfe is convenient and
well built, conGfing OF eight rooms, well
finilhed, a full ilory and half kitchen,
narfery and lodging rooms above the fame,
a fable & other teonveniencies on the lot,
which is y feet front and no feet I
,inches deep.
ALTO, two other LOTS adjoining the
fame, as feet front ADD 100 feet deep, to
a ten feet ailey, wherein there is bulk,
on each back building one and half
tory high, four rooms in each.
Alto, the corner LOT adjoining the
fame, on Cameron and Wilmington areess,
uninproved, S by AZ feef, with conve-
nient ground for fahllng, &c. on the fad
ten feet alley.
/ will ALTO feII, tia, whole fquare with
five frame houles thereon, either in lots
from sc to Is fro,.t by 100 and 10 feer
deep, CT the whole .lqaare, as may be9
Gu;t.she purchafers, tbeing pleafantly fitu-
atea 81 Orohocq, Alfred, Patrick &Pendle-
ton-Rreets, known by the name of the
George Town Turnpike, laying between
John Dundaf. and john posss, Eiqf's.
honies. No further particulars IS necel-
iary TO be given, as tl!o(r who are siaeliasd
to purcaf. will view the premiles. A
great part ofthe parchafe can be taken in
Groceries and Dry Goods, and the remain.
der by infalments, by giving fecurity or
bank fock.-Apply to MIR. Philip G.
Maraeller, or to the fubfcriber, Goose
Creek, Loudoun---if not fold by private
bargain, they will be ex2oled to iale on
Thuridsy, the 18th ineant---g good war
ranted deeds will be made for the whole
on the com lesion of rhe payments.
JOHN BOGUE.
June II. ddt
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June II.
f O r S Al E..

On the Iotb day Of Auggf next, at the
Red Hog/r, III Prince william eoapLy,
BY the Tyyfees Of The late Gen. Nf5(oa,
About 5000 acres Of LAND,
lying in the counties Of Prince William
and Loudoun, near the faid Red Houfa.
Terms of payment as follow. One fourth
part of the purchafe money to be paid On
the frR day of January, 1909, and the
other three fourthrparts thereof to be paid
at three fublequenr annual paynenes.-
Bonds, with approved 'fecagity, TO be
given by the purchalers at the time of fale,
and interef thereon to be paid atthe rate
of fx per cent. from the hrlt day January,
1903. If the fra payment Of the pur-
chafe money be not punstually made, the
land to be again ekpofed to lale, by the
fubferibers for ready money; if the land
(hould not then fell for the full amount Of
the laid purchafe money, the purchaier or
purchaiers to be accountable upon their
bonds for the deficiency. If the irf pay
ment be punctually made, title Will be CIV
en- to the purchaiers, and deeds Of true NUT
be executed by them for fecuring the future
payments, which deeds Of true will be
acted upon, and the lands expofed to ale
for ready money, by the trulfees, for the
tull amount of the whole bonds, by virtue
of the deeds Of ,futt, ifany one OF the fu-
turc annual payments be not Punetually
made.
The lands will be laid off in lots to fuit
purchafers, who will have the right OF
feeding them after.the 10th day OF Au-
gulf next.
NATHANIEL BURWELL,
THOMAS NELSON, Jun.
Surviving Truaees of Gen. Thomas Nel-
ion, deceafcd.
1ae II. sta
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-14

Ship Onolafhi l2S days from Bengal.
In lat. Al, long. 90, SO, fPoke ihlp Jane
MORA, out days from New York,
bound to Sa. Thomas.
Arrived, fhip Exchange, Wire, Bour-
deaux Lydia, Tredweli, Liverpool;
Telegraph, Gardner, do. brig Sally,
Smart, Tusbs-I land Neskab, Saith,
ST. Croix; fchoouer Jefarfon, --, New
bern, N. c. Nancy, Dean, do.
Ship Sheffield, Lynch, arrived at Bor-
deaux in 80 days from this port.
4lyi4lals jfaes orr LAP.
Ship Telegraph, Gardner, ~ days from
Liverpool. May II, 4polse brig Betty,
from Charlelon, to Falmouth, lat. AZ,
81. 18TH, fpoke brig John, from Rhode
I!land.
Ship Lydia, Tredwc!l, 81 days from
Liverpool. June "a, fpoke hip coum-
bia, from Providence, bound 70 Gibraltar,
inlong. 81, : days out. 4th, ipoke hip
John and Eiice, Whitehdes, OF and from
Philadelphia, 3 days out, hong. 90, Lar.
30, 50.
Danih brig Nenkab, Smith II days
from Bats End, St. Croix. Spoke no.
thing on the padage Lett fhe following
American setlels there: brig Express,
Shearer, for Philadclphia, to fail IN IS
days coming paaengers in the laid brig,
captain Tate, of she ihip Planter, fold
hip Eliza, Of Philadelphia, condemned
and fold; dip Eugenia, Fitch, feized, and
TO Be fold; Ichooner Martha Wahingson,
Bats;rk, Of New York ; ichooner Com
meTce, of Providence, Mooney, TO fail in
Is days ichooner Roger Williams, Al
len, of do. fchooner Hannah, Martin OF
Savannah /; laying at the the Wet End,
brig Peggy, Of Ne~- Port.
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PHILADELPHIA, June II.

Arrived, barque Patty, Smell, Relfaa
lhips Amiable, Tillinglaa, Liverpool !;
Maryland, lie of May.
Came up from the Lazaresto.
Brig Samuel, Tubbs, New-Orleans ;
ich'r Triton, Boggs, Marleilles.
Cleared, ihip Warrington, Otto, Bre-
men; Charlotte, Quaker, Amiterdam ;
ich'rs Experiment, Dunn, N. York !; Ad-
venture, john.on, Portland.
Capt. Hall, Of the brig Eliza and Sa-
rsh, arrived at the Lazaretto on the 9Th
inf. informs, that he gpoke May Il, The
brig Molly, Jufice, from hence to Port
Republican, out II days, all well. Ior-
tuga SsE. diff. sleaguess
Ship Liberty, Miller, from Hamburg,
has arrived off Wilmington, Del.
Captain T. fpoke, May 50, LAT. 40,
y, the brig Nancy, from New York
to Amaerdam, out s days. May 81,
lat. SO, a6, fpole fchooner Rambler,
RuiIel, from Bottom to Barcelona, out 4.
days. June z, lat. SO, IS, ipoke Phi
ladelphia, from Philadelphia to Leghofn,
out 8 days.
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SALEM, June 5.

Arrived, the thiP Nial6a fet, caPt. bef-
h. from Batavia. The Margaret isss
Batavia on the 9TH January, in compapg
9TH the Ketch Three Friends, CAPT. Stu
A., Of Salem. Sailed the fame day, ihips
Nsotuoe and Cleopatra Of Philadelphia.
left ar Batavia, the fhipProvidence, Tay-
lor. Of Philadelphia. The Margaret came
through the Streights of Baiiy. January
a4th, left Palemboang, in the areiglits OF
Baliy. Feb. firth parted company with
the Ketch. Touched at the Cape of Good
Hope March 3I- Sailed from thence A
pril 10th, in company with the two Datch
Men of War, bound with difpatches FOR
Batavia Left there hips Ocean, Dalton,
of Newburyport -Foxwell, Barnard, OF
pepperelborough. Briggs Equator, Bod
we'll, Of Portfmouth, and Harry and Jane,
Youag, Of Portland. Sailed few days
previous 10 the Margaret, ihips ELIZA,
Barnard, of Bottom, for Cnws-Piamiugo,
Brightman, for Baltimore, and bark Men
tor, Curtis, of Pordmouth, bound round
the Cape. May Il, LAT. z5s n. long.
&c, w. ipoke the ichr. Rebordous, knight,
from Salem for Tobago. May II, lat.
s3, IL, N. long. 81, w. fPoke the brig
Jolly Robin, from Rhode Iaand, bcund
for Turks Iiland-June I'd, lat. 40, I6,
N. long. 81, w. fpole the fhip Hope. Of
New London, from New-York for Ma
: deira.
Same day-Arrivcd a, Beverly, fchr.
Hawk, capt. HaRell, from Bilbca. Left
there, brig Hannah, Malten, of Newbu-
ryport, bound for Petersburg, and brig
Charles, Croker, of Bottom, bound for
Bordeaux. Spoke in long. 36, the nip
Lucy, Bilby, of Bottom, from Liverpool, 9
days out, bound TO Savannah.
Same day--Arrived at Marblehead, the
fchr. Powderpoint, capt. John Hooper,
from Cadiz. April 10th, in lat, 81, N.
long. 20, w. lpoke the Eiehr. May Flow
, er, Of Providence, R. /. from Charleaon,
bound 10 Lifbon, forty days out, all well.
May IS, in lat. 43, 90 n. long. 81, 90,
wv. fpoke brig, name unknown, from
Beverly, Benjamin Lovett, matter, bound
.toRottcrdam, 9 days out, all well.
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NEW YORK, Iune 10.

Arrived, Ship Mars, Sheffield Liver
POOL; Orolaki, Randall, Bengal; brig
Sally, Lord, do. fch'r Arnphitrite, Geel,
ST. Kits; Independence, jones New
Providence.
Cleared, brig Rover, Cooper, Jamaica
AooP Aurora, Mattocks, New Provi-
dence.
Signals up lat evening for ehcorer.
44rrivsa lfnce or lef.
Brig Sally Lord from Liverrool.-
May Sth in LAT. SO, long. II fpoke al
EnsliA brig, cur 81 weeks from MART
nique, bound to Falmouth Eng fupplied
her with provifons. May 10th, in lat.
IS, 80, iaw an EFglifh feet of ten fail,
.iandlng TO the iouthward and weitwsrd.
May 18th, in lar. IS, long. 81. ipoke
brig Arm, Lord cut 10 days from Bottom,
bound 10 Rotterdam. 10Th, fpcke fhip
Minerva, Howard, out "a days from
Norfolk tVirginia3 bound to London.-
jane 9Th ipoke loop from New London
TO the cost of Africa, out ) days.
Ship Mars, Sheffield, SO days from
Liverpool. June 9TH fpcke hip Idriett,
OF New York, out 8 days the wind blow
ing srelh could not learn her dettiaation.
, SCHOONER Independence, Jones ion n.
Providence.
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,..a,.v. maintain that IN the oai-
! al,s s,,t., = the French have for farf'San'
: t .s,S cert certain d.nagogues, who aim TO
! 0u. .sr,brow the exiting goyernm ;Ht
: G ~, their iu,pudeni falfehoods convince
|" Dun -. 49,. and and prove only what Is 100 ).
!, > .;dso,. thar they ufe the liberty OF !.
: !. s g. pres to ferye the enemies 81
" w : reads the letter to Mazzei
~ Wien .,tsorion, mca Zee that it encourag-
WIN =. French government to itlgnatlze
g !, 'D' g augrats1at Jaitdls6 Hat',s,' 70
IS , !" that " our true mother, France,
|s as.i n9arsd TO the United States tier 6sr,
nl' =. = ;rdetendeuee, and openly 70 ayow
7. y. az bv !. breaking of, comninleation'
'llaI - il would g afford q fsfaWp5 q
WIZ W. .apty Of gQod .r<pabhfays,' = : she
f e. Ss q France inshe UInisel States. -
,, paule and refestqpoa the language
MAJ :. Ne Of by the writer o.. the letter,
MAJ a ,be obleryations upon it by (" qss
suu Mo,b<r,'' and you will readily per-
-, o.;,s that the former has jaaihed the LAT
,er Il fsying tnar the good republicans
s..a we're the friends Of France.
~ - ANTI-J ACOBIN.
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a gentleman from New-Orieans men
tions, thar the Spaniards there were in
daily expectation of the arrival of a force
and government from French TO take
poAedion of that rich and delightful
country.
Bgaas centiusl.
Eaaraa ofaIettsy jroa, a 7,sry ,stpeFa6le
bonle il Liverpool,, dared Sd ef4NG,,
1907,
/" Our market for ail,es continues III
"a dull fate, and many Of the holders, de-
.fpairing of an advance, are preiiing their
ftocks on the market, and telling them by
auction for whatever they can obtain; IN
This way isyesal passels have lately been
fold lay, good PCT Ah-s Of the hrit
quality, fsom els. 10 aSs. per cwt. In
the fate OF this market we feel at q lois
how toaa NOT for your interea.''
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BALTIMORE, June III.

Arrived, hip Sufanns, capt. Forreiter'
from Charleaon, via. Norfolk.
ALTO fhip Phoenix, capt. Mcconnell, 40
days from LiverpooI. June /. lar. 81 IS,
long. $3.50, ipc2Se lhip Belona,f from n y.
to Cadiz, out S. days.-Brings no news OF
coniequence, later than the William and
John, arrived this morning.
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P r OPO S AL S.
GDs 0lio.
By 3. PARKS and Ca.

By 3. p Il z K S aad Ca.
IT is Within the plan of the Editors of .h.,
paper, that its contents haI compott with its
title: compound Of various ingredirnts--as 20.
li,;es, news, polite literature; with whatever cic
may !csm mott promotive of public good, AMI
coliduce towards general uiefu'nei:.
No wh.re, perhaps, have the bencficial effects
of periodical publications been more generally
felt, or duty appreciated, than in this country
and no where, we believe, their abulcs NIL hit be
nifty be.wecntheirgood and b4d conIequrfce, be-
tween the liberty and licentouineis Of the prcfs,
that the mott experienced OF our political furge-
ing an exciGon of the one, len they might give
nlSrtal wound to the other. Being an evil With
out a remedy, it hall be our peculiar care Eot
to contribute to its aagravation.
The temper of the times require an avowal Of
the Editors political creed. On this head they
will be candid and iincere. They are unequl-
vocaly fedora. Believing, without calling
int, quelion the views of the prefent, that the
former administrations puriued the bet policy
that could be devilel, for fecuring the peace and
happine!s, and promoting the true interels IF
this country, they declare il their intention. at
ali times, to advocate m=afurcs producing rhof:
dsirable consequences.
We have ever held the conduct Of many of the
oppofcFs of the former administrations, in their
nsplpaper publications, in The utmolf, and we
think, nicrited contempt. Wil.ul miireprefcn-
tations may deceive for while, and thereby fur
thcr the views OF thole " no employ tuch means;
bu; il is not by reforting to them, tina, We hope
or intend to promote our own ilsere!t, much lcis
that of the public. Towards our political OPP
ponents we will do as we would be done By -
confequently, not attempt to repsi the reiterated
calumnes. yet heaped upon 1hoie no longer in
power, by recri ,natlon OF ilan.ier on tho!e
who now hold ;ae helm Of our political barGue.
Time will thew who bet uaderltood their ooun
try's interea, and will bring with it the mott
ample publication of the views of thole whom
under Providence, we have been, and are in"
debted for our preient proferity and tranquility.
Private dilputes and psrionaii,i-s hall Away.
heexcluded. To this pronl;le the Editors pledge
thcmlclves they will reigiouAy adhere.
The papers publilhed at preGent in the diaria,
being devoted almo1 entiretto one fubjed, po-
litcs, the Editors entertain hope that The
OHIO, conducted on liberal principles, and cos
tanning greater dverGty of matter, will meet
with pubGcrcountenauce which they respectfully
foiicit.
CONDITIONS.
This paper will be publifhcd every Thurfday
morning., i'll quarro form, and on iheet Of
royal fize, which will form ahindlome volume,
annually, o: 40 pages, printed with new and
elegant type.
The price to fublcfibers will be Two Dollars
and Fifty Gents, payable on the receipt Of the
tirn number.
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aIeranorla aoOsrttser.
MONDAY, JUNE II.

Mr.. BouREAu, tenders his grateful
acknowledgements to the inhabitants OF
Alexandria for the alacrity with which
they .came to his atIi!tance yeherday, when
the alarm Of fire was given at the hou!e
occupied by him.
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APPOINTMENTS BY rHr PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
General CommDTouers Of Baukuptp.
COLUMBIA DISTRICT.
William Thornton, John NJ. CAN'T,
Trii}ram Dalton, and Sam. Hanion.
RHODE-ISLAND DISTRICT.
Confant Tabor, Samuel Vernon, Tho
mas Peckham, and Paul M. Mumfcrd.
KENTUCKY DISTRICT.
John Rowan, Daniel Weilger,- John
linton, James Morsilon, John A, Seitz,
John Bradford.
Accounts from Cape Francois, are to
the 18th ult. then every thing was tram
gull TouGaint had furrendered On the
terms announced in Gen. LIE Clerc's let
ter to him. The mott inteTeifing article
from this quarter is, 8. That fix rhoufand
TROOPS had paaed the Cape, in fquadron
defined TO take poiiefion Of Lou:Gana.
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GLEBE N DS
For Sale.

In copfequence Of a power
v,eaed In ths overfeers of the. poor, for
filling the Glebs Lands in each pariAh, the
overfeers Of the Poor fol. the county, Of
Loudour, will proceed to fell on the zzd
of September next, on The Premifss, on q.
credit Of twelve months, 70 the highef
,,biddE, The. GLEREsLANU belonginS
TO the parifh Of Cameron; and on the -s9th
Of faid month they will tell on the fame
,termsl the Glebe Landsbelonging e. the
.parih Of Shelburne.
N. B. The. lands win either be fold in
or altogether, as may bet iuit the
purchsfers. .f
On Monday the 9Th of Sep
TENDER the .overfeers of the poor for the
faid county will meet at the Poor Houfe,.
at II o'clock, for the purpofe Of eontraa.
ing, with fme fiuitable perfan 70 take
charge of the poor for the enfaing yea.
.Loudoun County. AuglM IS. h3wr-
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FIRST NOTICE.
IN tia sats 9 yaae MPha5sn q
!. kunirRbt. -

WHEREAS : cormiaion Of bankrupt:
q founded upon the aa Of the congref
OF the United STATES. pafIed N the 4t1
day Of April, 1890, entitled san at to
.eRablih an uniform yftem Of bankrupt
ey throughout the United States" has
been awarded and iGued againR 1faae
M'Pherfon, of the county Of Prince Will
liam, merchant and miller, and he being
declared ! bankrupt, is hereby required 10
iurrender kimftlft TO the eommifioners in
the faid conhiGion named, or a 'majo.
part Of them, onsthe 10th and 18th days
Of AnguR next, and on Friday, The a7th
day Of the Fame mSnth, at the Eagle Ia
vefn in the city Of Richmond, at 4o'clcck
in the afternoon of each day, and make a
full difcovery and difclofure ofhis eaate &
eaeets; whcti and where his creditors are
70. come prepared 70 prove their debts, and
stAhe ieceSdftting. 70 shote a9ignees &
at the lsa ffting the faid bankrupt u IRE
quired 70 6nifh his examination, and the
creditors are to afIent to or diAent from
the Allowance of his certificate. All per.
Cons indebted to the iaid bankrupt, or that
have anyof his effects, are not to pay OF
deliver se fame but to whom the commit
foners fhal appoint.
ROBERT BROOKE,
3sty<tary,fo tie Commifexer,.
Richm,nd, July rs. d28tt
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Lands in Kentucky

Lands in Kentucky.
To be fold BY Public Sale at the
TSndsr CsHse-Ream, Nsw Tork, on the
adG,g December rfst, at II ''eA<k'
noon.
Eleven thoufand acres ofland
in one Or more lots; laying in the coun-
ty Of Faye.te, fate of Kentucky about
go miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles fouth eaa of the Ohio River and
adjacent 10 the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and feveral riing
fettlements. The foil generally. good,
we'll watered and timber OF various delcrip.
tions.
Thefe lands within IS miles Of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both navi.
gable two to three hundred miles above the
extremity of the lands.
AN,
t. To be fold at the fame time and place
IS the above, another TRACT @LdND
OF nine thoufaad acres, in one or mole lots,
in the county Of Fayette, fate of Ken
soUky,nsarly the fame ditance from Lex
inp,cn, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, dil-
tan.; from tn. latter only a few miles.
The foil is in general good. we'll wa
tered and timber Of different kinds, and
a. ne former tract, in the neighborhood
of the Estled parts of Kentucky, and op-
poa.e ! JerGey. fe.tlement. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Eq. in 1857 and
1855, and the title deeds are clear and in
difpusable.
Asshele lands are TO be dilpo1ed Of for
behalf Of creditors, they will be poftiveB
fold 90 the hisheR bidder, for aPpoved
notes at two ard three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James Msferfah
of Lexington /; Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
of Woodferdt county !; or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point ont the lands,
For furthfs information and an accurate
plan Of tie lands, apply to John & Charles
Wilkes Eiqrs. or Lewis Sinond Elq. New
York, or TO Mr.. Brown, Dumfries, Viz
Irfv % - .s-nE a.
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Stob the RundsyWl
TWENTY DOLLARSwill

TWENTY D~OLLARSwin
Be sives IS a reward by the labfcribers,
for iecuring JOHN GoRRAN, 20 I'M
deosed, apprentice TO the Book printing
buGncfs, whoabfcshded lait night the 10th
iua.. -Heis 90 .lrih lad, 30 yesrs Of agrs
Root buis, found houidereds about &,
feet 4 inches high, jet black Aair,l brows
eyes. FACE a little fteekled. He has taxi,
all BIB good clothing With him, in q:
bag on which i marked in black letter.
his name as. bis clothing eonfaled Of
variety, he will probably change the thme
Often to. prevent deseaios. Hs,has been
upwards Of a.years at the bufneas, and II
be proper to remark, that asa cen.
Iss6fs, he was aow, awkward and ,@incor-
irea,, bot in the, capacity Of trsG- MAJ, BE-
idifpIayed mrsk Improvement in the arr, !.
A. he hat ia all REFLECTS been. treated
we'll, we (olicit every printer. whe,hef
employer or jouroeyman, to aliR in de-
tetiipa him, tor which ,he above reward
will b. paid. with reaisnable charges y
WARMER aud HANNT
Baltimore. Assaa =: IL6J ds.
Z A N D [ n @,
94e'4.At M<,ebann' svbarf
a quantity Of prime barteS4
PORK.
Iane /.
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WM k JslSa 20 bigtg7 aiaalr, fr ,sa.
dy moaey, q sA4URDA1 tAs ao~
day eff lsssS aext, on ibt premye.,
Sixty Acres GLAND,
near the old Court Houfe, in Fairfax
county and sijoining the lands Ct VIM.
DEkkALE and HENRY GuNRELL; tins
land is Of good quality, and produces good
corn and: wheat, and Is fold BY virtue OF
a deed IF trua from Edward Adams and
Jernima his wife to me, 10 fatisfy a debt
due<fsomai he Enid Edward Adams 70 Wal
liam Dcneale, amounting TO a5o, !wish
in,erea, from 18th June, 1895
AME WILEY, Iruttee.
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SPRING GOUUo.
:.
WILLIAM OXLEY

ia, rle.s5>a PEI, tie PaHt Ssiman, via
Belfimorr, sud U.ias, esy,. Wa04hsa'es
from Losdsx.
A fupply. of fuitable GOODS
for the ieaipn, which are now osening and
will be fold low by the package or piece
and he is in daily expectation of receiving
further fapplies.
N. B. He has ALTO for fale,
China in boxes and Sadlery.
Nav 10. q
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ALSO,
4 variety of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
SuperGne cloth and Kerfimeres,
Marrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Irih Linens, and Oznaburss,
Sail duck Of different qualities,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
.Cambrick and Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and fcwing flks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
AueuE II Vendue- Matter