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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03
Valuable Property for Sale;

At the little Fails ef Pot0mGck,
About three miles from George Town
and the City Of Warrington, and ten
! from Alexandria.
IL acres Of Land, upon Which
are 9eyellMg kogls and fmd,y otberim-
provemeuts, ,/itveral fare qnarriss a"dE@
Aands, and t4vo r,aeant mil /sats.
Ivo undivided third parts Of 7
acres ef.Laad, upoa qvbieb are a msreb0nt
mill, evjtb three pair Of French Jarr mil
fones and evey ueeeDay, complete, Jar
manufacturing tour to the bstf ad4antnge,
ard qOitb as htfle manuql hJor as39DI6k;
a bravery and dilhlley, a !g'anGy;
mHler's b0gfej a Lre4vsr's hogte, roqPer's
hBst, &c. anda Vaeant Mil frat.
Tao mdiUlded third Parts Of
400 acres Of land, Adioini&g The I Geres
nulI7z acres Aforementioned, npoa z0hitb
here are IeU0ral J2one qaarrifs and tn
Fands.
The purehaier ofhhe Gb00e PRO
berty, aviA haze an Alignment ia k4/s
1ortbe otber uudividsdtbnd30rt, Of q"6lF6
there 7uV be + years to come JfJ0m the tp
day Of September next.
The Fone on the atone land5 IS
eqpal in goodnsGfo any, ard (npfr'0T u
maj f5anaafion ytfoue on f6e 'SVef---q'sf-
el5 at any burtbea that can 60 TO Gf0tgsr
Eo70u, can go ri to tke nil and f""<
9uarnes.
+ Try beyon or te9/ous, sObom9y ,sfl'"
10 burebqfe, 7Oill Of eonr7e eVieq0 f6f S'<'
mics, tbersforeH IS xot fboagbt HffEV@y
TO 6e-more particular.
Fer terms aR5J 10 Ger. Ofi46 fo'|E'''
at George Ioqvn, Orfo
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Alexandria.
9, 90 Iagv
g Clean linen ana co''oN
rags bought at this o'ace.
$500 s::-1--7- 1~S1-s
PRINTED DAILY BY
S. S NO ~ D t ".
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03
~ u l. 1 e E.

A meeting Of the fublcribers
10 the Little River Road Company, is
called al The houfe of Mr.. M'Cabe in
Leeiburg, on the fourth Wedneiday In
September next, being the 2zd of the
month, in puriuaace OF the fecond fiction
of,he law, requiring that the comm:lion-
ers or any four Of them, fhall as foon as
two hundred 1lareS are fdbfrrihed, call
meeting of the flblcribers for the purpofs
of eleaing by a majority of votes, deli
yered in perfon or by proxy, one Pref
dent, four Directors, one TIlafdrer and
iach other officers, as they lhall think ne
ceGary for we'll ordering and conducting
the affairs of the (aid company. The
Comm;iIioners having obtained the necef-
iary number, of lhares, avail thentslves OF
the earliea opportunity Of calling toge-.
Their rhe iubfcribers, III conformity TO the
law they recommend a pel6naI atten
: dance if practicable, as it may be necella--
ry oPafs fome bye laws and regulations
! for conducting the Compsny's affairs !.
! where that is TOO Inconvenience, il will be
proper TO appoint proxy in writing At.
s refed by one witnefs at leaN. !
VIM. HARTSHORNE, !
: JOHN T. RICKETTS,, Commit
s ISRAEL IiACEY, onsrs.
5 BURR POWELL. }
AuguG S. Iaw4w
The h6Jcr1ber rpsA take Young
Mar of goga charal7rr, 10 Tie STUD1 81
MEDICINE.
JAMES CRAIK.
.4assG re Ia7V3ft
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03

Have TOR Sac, wHole7ale and re-
tail, at their Book and Sfafloa4y Store,.
ia Kixg Jereet, 6etzuesu Regal and Far.
fax Freets, The follosv,us ayfieies, on.
zybicb liberal dedaaiou 1OiH be xaae
Ia tb3ls qvbo parobaie to JeA agu;
Novels. Ronances. &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03
Bookbinding.

Of every dcieription, executed with neatnefo
and dliparch. Merchants account books ruled
and bound to any p.ltern at the ihorteR notice.
a Drii % q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03
Chap Books.

Fronlpter; Aladdin or the Wonderful Lamp
Mother Gofes Tales; Trojan War, CULVER
Reviv'd; Laugh and be Fat; Hocus Pocus; Di-
vine Emblems; Letter Wriecr; Spanih Rogues !;
Religious Couttthp CopqueG of Mexico /;
Bucks Companion; Youthful JeRcr's Chap Re
pottery.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03

conifng of Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, In
voices, Waite and Cath Books, cyphering and
Copy Books; Copper plate Copy Lines large and
co,iI j ,ud y -,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-08

$ Poit-OhCeg Alexandra, Wy
i, 1904.
Richard Abbott, Chriaopher Atkinfon,
Margare. Alexander, Abraham Adamion.
B.
Samuel Brewer, Ned Burnes, Peter
Brown III Amos Bordman, Margaret
Bean, William Brown, capt. John Barney,
Maria Bailey, Thomas Brogdon, captain
John Borrowdale, Jofeph Bcnett, Jofeph
Broders, Vim. chas. Bailey.
Charles Carttich, Cazenave g. Walker
III, Francis Cracroft, William Cullen,
Samuel Collier, William Cle.nonds, Eli
zabe.h Burch, William Carver, James Ca
van ~, Robert Camp 81, - John :.
cent, Samuel Carrel, Cytoyen Carries.
D.
David Englifh, Chrittopher Deefon ~
colonel Dsnzele, Philip Durgen, Mungo
Dykes.
E..
Thomazin Ellzey 81, Jofeph Evans,
Robert Evans, William carp, capt. VIM.
EWell.
F.
John Foaer 81, Abraham Falccner,
Dennis Foley, Jonathan Faw III,
Fenwicke, Joieph Finer, capt. Franklin.
G.
Zachariah Gardner, James Grymes ~
Peter CUTS.
II.
Thomas Hughes, William Hunter, Han
nah Hunt, Thonapfon Holiday, Robert
Harrion, George Hawkins, Mrs. Z. Han
fon, William Hagtorn, John Raymond,
John Hunter, William Hyfburn.
J.
John Jamielon, William Jehnaon.
K.
William Kemble, Philip Keatly, MIR.
Kirk, Thomas Kyees, Zachariah Kirby.
l..
William Lowell, John Luke, John
T ovd Nancy Lewis. lie Febvre.
M
Henry Minor. Thomas Moore. INJURY.
M',nfara = Rowen ~ Neale Mooney.
e.,nel Modoo Cbr;iian Morris. Alexan.
-. ng.-;t,.. -, III, Nash,,r,.
nsn;el Marhews John March Elizabeth
,,.,1 VI, Hn,r MN,
.;a,. p;ch,~a Nv
''iSA' NJ
1,,,.oo NIL ~ Noo,e
AD "a
w;I;.m 0,rev Iobn 0eua,d law
Owen.
?.
James read.
-, H.. !,
lse'1eh Neio' ,1 ..l'4, NY "o 9w:,: -
y p. hogss' a t D 49, -. ,t. n,s.
RobSer. Iobn Ridley.
S.
Dob,rt CL,er,, JIJ,li,,o, C;1ya,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-08
ATIENI WN!


WANTED to employ imme-
diately, for the benefit Of the Goth Re
girnent of Virginia Militia, two MU-
SICIANS; one to teach the different
beats of the drum, the other, the muiic
of the fife. Such perfons as are well qua
lifted for the above tuition, and will en-
gage to inttrutt the learners which will
confa of fixtaen boys for each branch,
fhall receive liberal compensation from
the iubicrIber, who is authorized by law,
to employ tutors; and by the Coult OF.
Enquiry, to pay them for their ieryices
when performed.
CHARLES LITTLE.
April ?. Fairfax County, zawtf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-08
The term Of PartnerIb;>
heretofore exiting under the firm g |;
Ih0Mblon 6 Eeitel

lleis'o.s.e exiting under the ifm Of
WombIon g Eeitch /
expired on the 18th of Decs.Db, :,
All buGnels relating to that firm ,n 100
iettled BY the lublcribers a, their ,o na.
room on King freet. ''i
JONAH THOMpsOM
RICHARD VElTCH.
Who offer for Sale, on IB,r,
terms, III fSl1azving pr5ery, ga .''"
Two Tracts of Land in Lon
doun county, one of which is 6tu,,.
the Gum Spring, being we'll tjmb.,'d
and containing tour hundred acre,a u
other near Broad Run Church, con,,;,: %S
four hundred acres, (adjoining the l,a$s
Of George Lee on which there is N .S
tenGve peach orchard late the pro,.,,.
OF John Spencer. Try
One Lot Of leaCe Land, in he
Manor of Leeds, Fauquier county, en-
tain;ng two hundred acres late The M
perry of Aquila Davis.
One Tract of Land in RAN
do lph county, containing FIVE hustpd
acres (aid to be very valuablel ituarm
the fouth fde of Glady Creek late i.
property of Patrick Dougher,y.
One other Tract in Ham.
fhore county, on branch Of Farkr,
Run, containing 400 acres: formsII
the property OF Daniel Jones.
One other Tract called Fern.
lity, containing two Hundred and iyv
acres, In Wefmoreland county, Aae i
Pennfylvania, dtuate on the Mononssh.
la, about one quarter Of mile 0elcy
Gamers Ferry, and 4 miles above Parkn
lon's ferry, binding three quarters of
mile on Eaid river. A confederate pro
portion of faid tract is bottom land, wit
valuable orchard Of iugar trees, an |
about so acres under cultivation; the re
mainder very heavily timbered,
One other Tract containing
one thouland acres, on Green River, ID
the fate OF Kentucky; being part OF the
military lands formerly belonging TO 6.
Rice. deceafed.
One Houlean Lotin Charksl|
Town, JeHerlon county, on the Nam
frect leading from Harper's FeTTt0
Winchester, occupied by Adam Haun'
A vacant Lot in lald town.
fituate on the fame freet, adjoining ts
fore of Thomas Hammand.
Two handlome three itc
Brick dwelling Houies, with brick tta'h
and carriage houfes to each, iItuateo
Pennfylvanla ayeDae III the Cry OF M Wa
ington at prsiem occupied BY John coy
and Benjamin G. Orr.
| A Brick dwelling Houle
George Town, oppohte the what t. 0e &C.
pied by George King, together WIN
of faid wharf. Il
A Brick dwelling Houle u
the town of Alexandra, ftnn'ed on o fIln'. |.
areet, between Fairfax md Roy'' h'e''''
lately occupied by Charles Tuner nd
4 corner Lot on Prince ana le
Royal ltreets, adjoining faid BRICK n. lene.
The vacant Lois on Prince
areet, on the ealt iide Of fad brick ra .s !,
The ii.uasion Of the above p'opl s
equal to any in the town Tor OuI'''' r;,e
A Houle and Lot on ~ hr q
arest: now occupied BY s. on'N0'
90 4 Lot fronting fifty fix :: I'd q
on Prince freet, and extending .. es' ,s,i::
feet, bounded BY an alley on . 'Id y oss.
on part OF iaid lot is the va'''0
pied BY Hugh Smith. a ode d
A Lot on the Wel' p,,,ee al
Warrington hFeet' Iag6n
Duke freets. =
WILLIAM CHAMBEk .
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19
NEW YORK. Arms.
NV fOkk, APRIL o.
Enfraa efa LITTER fTon capt Lee, Of t5e5yig Habr,
70 Ait oa0ner5 ia Mscv York, datsd Fraaesit,

NEW YORK, APRIL 8.
Extraa Of litter tTom Capt Lee, Of tie BRIG Hsbe,
10 lis oa0aer5 ia Neev York, datsa Cobs. Francoi,,
Marek p, 1902
$ Since writing you iaR there has been anoth-
er embargo which lated ten days, and is now
taken off from ten venels only expected TO
have been one Of the happy number, but there
IS now an order for thoie venels which took
their cargoes on board before The FIRE, to unload
aud weigbthem over again, which am obliged
70. When ihall ger away from this place is
uncertain, as there is no dependence on any
thing here az prefent. The inhabitants ara in
conitant alarm, and the negroes very much
dreaded. You may Judge what fort of men
are IN Government, when they oblige Amer
cans TO ISL their cargoes ar their own prices
and pay all the duties in cath, aud then take
bills an France at 90 days fight. Government
give twelve dollars per barrel for -four, and fell
it to the inhabitants for 10; all other articles
in proportion.
" We hear that number of vehels are load
ing at Baltimore, for this place, with provfions ;
iheuld this be fac, il will prove unfortunate
for the owners, for they mutt Inevitably make
bad voyages. Lumber is The only thing in de
mand, and that is getting to be very plenty.
" The people are afraid to build while the Ne
gross are conaantly burning the country around
even to the very walls of the city and there IS
no profpea Of their being fubdued hortIy. Il
is laid thar General lie Clerc has feot home 10
France for 10000 more troops. The Amer.
cans are called on 10 take arms 10 defend the
towP, in cafe Of an attack, which Is much fear
ed"
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YfFa u dlJf Jism Zsaloa, If aa5fy B,tl-... t.t..
n sie i ~ e5anrei Pip Gaeges N Beq,. I'll. Js'a III
tonas 70 Falmouth J'o" Sazbsti
Capt. Tb'gsey bvsEg5t bone part Of n. ey,.ne.,
LHTtyN Of PPtayysa5'rsEgb, zv5is5 EiLS D.. 'Sf org
and 7raf Esst TIE a3S Of tbe us s4t5 Ir, !. - Ieol
7Vi7f, in Iat 40, ~. and Ing. 63-Ea Der 80 gaf y
lead, aH3 FILED vOib rOaisrfb. crs40 rsvzy;rJ, 81 @at
until JaH JSol zUit5ort zuav D. sy,,c. IN svrsf
s'1 'aiH IF b ~ pip E1z0ard. Of P5i,44agit M I'as
ireland g'''' ''ESa .
THURSDAY, Ap,rs :,
Arrived brig Ueisorr esef. Ler4rY ST. = i5h,
p c''ts L9ff at W5l end brig zss Rur1 y 5.'7s
Js0'' r5,''sip, frf7's. Bgaz, b /sB II t ~,
capt. Maa5fus, Bsfa1. ae4yiy Gc5e, ~ -''
'fs'r Aasrifan ga AEarlts at St ca aa4
g'H'fes TDH6 carry lind Of dazeriea7 sysh1 f-t
e'hs ~ le'. "a 'aag 6S, p Raqgsr. Loo,Y \, n III
D." L'"a'1 t,4Tdto C5pigqsa. S. c. oa go. 80. u.
LI@arai APrH g. IN iaf 50, ~, EH5. ~ 90
~esiTgo"' LabF2P, fran 81. B4rfJsia7.zv f.-J
10 days sHf. ''-''1' 0a''H
AtriVsa az Brunf~ick, 7tb i.G Jsbos4.r 7y,ci.-,,
daystr07 s. YiHseufs-Lctt here brig Nvv Co.,. N
RohiaI5 bip Lms Ja5a essi MtebsR; Rb P.-'.. '1p'
G'AIf tyg TTsv Broitsy CAPT. Cgsg,aa easf g. XII
JIom KszastnaE r. "'A''
Sio9p Hero, Drvis. ; asy, fov Per,r6ot ina. on
1S'H 5. Sbf Jobgaa sf IYJfa5f fyo1 B9qo7, for Dyl.
IN Tg@' l'tea Mara 20 il ia' 40, 60 og. a. Se5r.
hHzaSsb' q Pytlaz5 SVaf a. NsDs, 40 day. ,izse.
Bergre Frp"aT, Merrill, sf Ksaus5uel, ,sss lately i.tl
re Pilgrim, capt S,ogg Of Portland, ,sa, ., M.,y-
O,earf, Mareb 81.
SrIoo'er Bug. # ksa-sSsst, sDs. ., Martinique,
Mays5 49,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19

The worthy Poa matter a. Dreidsn (Kennebeck riv-
er) Lzra Tay%y. -iq. hAs been removed rom Office,
and another pcrioA apo ntsd n ms II il wOr-
Thy 81 remark that Gideon. in order eff q this change
has di--ticd the po otiioe from tbs of buines 10
part oi ne town (ionc miles d,6an;) where a et-
ter hss 7ccsion y Tor weeks and where few no
newl papers crcuiaIe.Ju This 10 perh1p 4 ncrcl4ry
hep 70 how an = ABSOLUTE AcQUIEsEScE III ~ 4-ri-
Esa,ef ne a.lg nv ' notwithstanding pcrons insbui
nts may MS Put the Inconvenience OF lenGng cyera
miles for their letters and papsrs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19
BALTIMORE, APRIL 6.

BALTIMORE, APRIL 8.
The w. P. Gardner, who has been lately ap-
pointed Conlul by Mr.. Jeferfon, to Demerara,
is The fame who was Clerk in the Trearury
office, and who with Campbell and Others per-
jnred themftlves by taking The books out of
their REFLECTIVE Offices, to Ifrae Ifrael's, and
there prepared by night thole famous publca-
tons in the Aurora, which had fe extenGve an
influence in the election of the prelent Chief
Magtrate. Who will FAY, after this, that Re
publics are deAitute of gratitude.
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5ehas' l3ortsanD a7artne Eif.

PORT or PORTLAND.
TUESDAY, ArRrt 9Th.
ArrfVs4 Zip BAH, esSt. Tbyg5ry, A. days from Lvsr
foaF-Saitd IN eo1Paey v0a5 BE G5 s545 en- TIE bib
NHSz Of f5is pert and --tg u stber Asssrisaa vl.L
aaTff HTta0Ts1 -Afayeb Pot pip Bsysy, Aea Of Bee
fo", 40 dfJS fran Nszyork, going Livs oi74 tiuss
Iatf fbf Lipap0o Paete, z Wait, Of Nf7oyorE, a6 70
oH CHARLTON. S. C.Ifare5 IS, iat. 50, oag IS. 2ois
pip Coas7bia s. Srut5 yez Baltimore Bsua4 70 LoaIaa
dyg oHt all z0s-Azlrb a., It, Sc, 20, osg ~, 3ste
5P A4i7ey7G, IL Ey 1oz Cbarfos bouai 70 Lg7aez on
70'H'-har'b 3o' Isf. IS, s., hg. AZ, 90, yPoFc Gb
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Eetysa 81 letter 70 f5e Editor dated ST. Georges Rie,,
.Gtril Qf5, 8o1

JACOBIN IRICN DESPISED :
At The late election e governor, &c large mum
Der Of voes brought toto The Town Meeting n
Curing, for Mr.. GERRV and Gen. HCArH, Upon e.
animation il f1uuG that they had been feut from
B9f0H, by the 4ooDins, aud brought down by Capt r.
The effect ,odueed By this b4f- attempt was direay
opPoite 70 that intended ior every in the Town
was given for Governor STEoNo and Mr. EosBlss -
This conduct OF the party who have been 70 camorous
for free elections, has met the deierved contempt %
every good citizen in this part Of the country and ought
% difcourage the parry from nilar attempts in fu-
tire"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19

States Of America. TneFr may lie conEdered az
fome of the befIed effects Of the modern, or JEFF
fr-lonian iyttem of religion for plrty-poIitics.
nfeAd or icience, appear long Gnce TO have been
the prinarT obje6s of inttru6ton in that Unyerfity
and from that foul fourcs have flowed many Of
the heretical doctrines Of the prrient day."
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Dortlano,
MoNDAn APRIL Io, 1902.

Ssgsr9! 11affrr o7qsi iype IBIS d,y to 4eaos4sro-
af. 'E' a.7:rtg trif7sA Vaiaa5k Communication from
" Ose of The People," J6aAaeeear ~ or a,yt.
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Yg tBs @aa.


wAsHINGTos. APRIL 8.
The command ofthe fquadron defined for the
Mediterranean, has been given TO Commodore
Richard v. Morris, in the place of Capt. Trux.
ton. who has retired from the iervice.
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EStra1 Of issey fran rse7lbs Gentleman IL COqs-slielt,
dais3 Hp,R "a.
Yelterdsy being the day az our election the Esay 5s5
it' Of Connecticut prevalent. Fro the
this vicinity FAY with truth, that the caUfe Of
federaiGn was never more triumphant.
On the Sth int. arelnuton was offered 70 Cougrels,
calling upon the Secretary Of State 0 inform he Houfe
whether the repairs put the Beyesqa Fwere e. her
for the American ervice or 10 bc rea1red 10 Frame
Some debate enfued when on motion Of the miniler-
afts, the Houfe adjourned.
The American merchants At Cape francois. have
drawn up and Ggned protlR againR the treatment
they experience there
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- 2" Iifaa 70 re dbovc a. ~ Bfa4 54ser1 give 4s
tsrf.y y absVs $500 u To- Je1s. AZ saasa44ies
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-25
NOW LANDING,
AND FOR SALE.


Onefout OAK FRAME, IS
feerby is feet in the clear, 10 feet high
in the clear, with hiped roof, efficiently
frong FOR a warehouie or barn; will be
fold cheap; alto various other Francs, Z
aosy, II 4aory, and one aory ALTO, a
Gasatity Of ieafoned OAK PLANK,
from one TO two inches thick, SO feet long,
and other Lumber as ufual ScaRld Poles,
Lime, Hair in tlerces or fmalIer qunatity,
and fand.
The fubfcriber has ALTO two HOUSES
to rent, one of them Gtuate in King frees
near Mr.. Richtsrs, the other On the
wharf near Meirs. Ricketts, and New
tons warehoufe.
THOMAS PRESTON.
Augui} 20. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-25

Tn con(equence OF a power
yeGed III tho overfeers of the poor, for
telling the Glebe Lands ineach parifh, the
oyerieers of The Poor for the county Of
Loudoun, will proceed to fell on the 2ad
of September next, Oh the premifes, or. a
credit Of twelve months, to the highea
bidder, the GLEBE LAND belonging
to the pariih of Cameron; and. on the aoth
Of faid month they will fell on the fame
termI,the Glebe Landsbelonging to the
pariih o Shelburne.
n. B. The lands will either be fold in
lots or altogether, as may belt fuis the
purchafers.
On Monday the 9th of Sep
TENDER the overieers of,he poor for the
.iaid county will meet at the Poor Houfe,
at sI2.o'elock, for the purpoie Of contract
ing with ione fuitable perfon to lake
charge of the poorfor the enfuing year.
Loudoun County, Auguf rs. d3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-25
FIRST NOTICE.
II TIE eejs II JOHN 3. ARMsrrAD, a
Ronkrutt.

In RE eets II JoHN 3. ARMsrEAD, q
B0akfatt.
WHEREAS Coluniaion Of Bankruptcy,
founded upon the Aa Of Congrefs Of the
/ United. States, pafed on the 18th day Of
April. 500, entitled !" An Ad TO ettab.
lin an uniform Eiyfem Of Bankruptcs
throughout the United States" has been
awarded and iilued againa JJobn B. drm-
)ssQd ofthe county CT Loudoun, mefekant |;
and he being declared Bankrupt, is
HEREBY required to farrender himfelfto The
CommiGiioners in the faid connmiillon nam
ed, or major part Of them, on the lat
Wednesday in September next, and on
the frG and lscond Wednesdays in Ceto-
Der following, at the houfe OF MIR. Lacy,
in the town of Middleburg (Lcadoln
County, at II o'clock on each day, and
make full diicovery and ditclofure Of his
eeate and effects, when and where his
creditors are to come prepared to Prove
their debts; at the fecond fitting to chute
atignees, ana at the la& fitting, the iaid
Bankrupt is deiired to fnih his examina-
ton, and his creditors are to aiient to,
or difsnt from the allowance Of his GER
ti6ca,e.
Aliperfons indebted to the faid Bank
rupt, or that have any Of his effects. are
NOT TO pay or deliver tie fame, bur to
whom the commifioners fhall appoint.
BURR POWELL,
Secretary to the CommliIon.
Middleburo. ABOUT ID. f2t) dzSt
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I0ubltf Sale.

M BE Joldto tbs bigbsf b,daer, Jar req
dy Nancy, on SATURD1fT The aSb
dry Of A4gzR uest, m The pennies,
Sixty Acres Of LAND,
near the old Court-Houfe, in Fairfax
county and adjoining the lands Of Vim.
DENEALE and HfNRY GuNNElL; this
land isof good quality, and produces good
corn and y'heat, and is fold by virtue of
a deed of frnit from Edward Adams and
Jemima his wife TO me, to fatisfy debt
due from. the faid Edward Adams to Will
liam Deneale, amounting to Go, with
IN erett from 9TH June, 1899.
JAMES WILEY, Trufee.
July a3. d.
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oPKINt5 GOODS.
Joseph RIDDLE e Go.

Joseph RIDDLE e Go.
Have imported il the brig Union, cap
tain Woodhoufe, from London, a gene.
raj aaoftment of goods fuitable for the
prefnt ieafon, which they offer for ials'
on reafonable terms, by tic piece or pack
age.
May is. d
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Lands IN Kentucky.

70 be fold By PubAs Sal, At tie.
Toutiae Cegee-Roam, Nfp 1oyk, on TIE,
I'd day If DeeemLe, aert, atlsopelofi,
moan. ~,
Eleven thou(and acresrof land
in enc or more lots; laying in the coun-
ty Of Fayette, Rate of Kentucky about
90 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles fouth eae OF the Ohio River and
adjacent to the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and feveral riGng
lettlements. The foil generally good ),
we'll watered and timber Of various delerip.
tions.
Ihefe lands within Is miles of Mais
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both navi-
gable two to three hundred miles above the
extremity Of the lands.
.AJs,
TO be fold at the fame time and place
as the above, an0fbey TRACT efLAND
OF nine thouland acres, in one OF mole lots,
in the county of Fayette, fate of Ken
lucky, nearly the fame ditfance from Lex.
ington, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, diff
tant from the latter only a 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
polite Jerfey fettlement. The grant.
by Edmund Randolph, Elq, in 1857 and
1888, and the title deeds are clear andin
fputable. II
As thefe lands are to be diipoied of for
behalf Of creditors, they will be poGtiyely
fold to the Mghef bidder, for appoveao
notes at two and three months. 49,
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James Maaerfon
Of Lexington MFR. George Brook, glstk
Of Woodford county; or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the lands.
For further Information and an accurate
plan Of the lands, apply to John &, Charles
Wilkes Elqrs. or.Lewis Simond Efq. New
York, OF to Mr.. Brown, Dumfries, Viz
sinia.
Iuiy 20. IA
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ALSO,
A va,lety Of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Super6ne cloth and Kerfmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
IriM Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck Of diferen. qualities,
Chintzes and calicoes,
CsmbTick and Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloashs,
Coloured threads and towing hlss,
Ribbons, HAS, and
A number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Aueuf "a Vcndue- Matter.