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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-16
June H..
+ O R s. A L E.,

On tie lob day Of A4gga nerf, attbf
Red Agnls, in Prince sk1IaAiam county,
BY tbe I5rzRses Of the late Gen. Nelfou,
About 5000 acres OF LAND,
lying in the counties of Prince William
and Ioudoun, near the fad Rcd ,Houfe.
Terms Of pay ment as follow. One fourth
part of the purchafe money to be paid on
the 6ra day of January, 1903, and the
other three fourth parts thereof tobe paid
at three lubfeauent annual payments
Bonds, with approved fecurity, to be
given by the purchafers at the time Of fale,
and interea thereon to be paid at the rate
of tx per cent. from the frf day January,
1903. IF the hra payment OF the pur-
chafe money be not puncfually made, the
land to be again expofed to iale, by the
iablcribers for ready money; if the land
thorsld NOT then fell for the full amount OF
the.laid purchafe money, the purcbaier or
purchafers to be accountable upon their
bonds for the deficiency. If the frf pay
mens be punaually made, title will be CIV
en- to the purchalers, and deeds Of truit mutt
be executed by them for iecurlng the future
payments, which deeds of trua will be
aaed upon, and the lands expoied TO iale
for ready money, by the truaees, for the
full amount of the whole bonds, by virtue
of the deeds of truf, if any one OF the fu-
ture annual payments be not Punctually
made.
The lands will be laid ofin lots to tut
purcha1srs, who will have the right OF
feeding mem after the 10th day OF Au-
guf next.
THOMAS NELSON, Jun.
Surviving Trqaees Of Gen. Thomas Mel
Ton, deeeaied. 90
June n. a'ui
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-16
D', nnntas ul l0e coysrr. TO WIT.

ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
In pur1uanee ofan order Of the he.
Circuit Coa,t for The djaria and county
atasIaid, made BY eogleet Of parties ia
The CAFE ef the Uuited State,, Y. s.
Robert T. Hooe gotbers in ebaueery, quM
b., 4extelsd to public lak far realy, moaey
,ubou The 19b day Of .1auenext, The olAo7y-
mg valuabe property, eoaveyed il ttgf 10
The Mb6ribers by Cal. john Fitzgerald,
late of this fozou, deeeg/ed, Vis:----
A Water Lot commonly CALI
ed Fitzgerald's Wharf, lying uPon the
fouth fde of King freet and eaft fide OF
Union freet, and bounded by an alley OF.
20 feet in width, on the fouth from Uni
on Rreet to the water. On this piece Of
ground are erected three Brick Ware
.houfes, "a feet q inches in front, AZ teee
deep and three itories high eacb--Alfo, a
SAIL LOFT above the up per ftory Is
feet in length and AZ feet wide upon the
foor-..all under one roof. Adjoining,
and on the eaa fde of this houle, is a piece
Of ground unimproved the whole length OF
the houfe, s. feet deep, terminating on
2 feet alley, laid out upon the front Of the
wharf. From the front of the wharf is a
pier extended into the river 1ooeteet by
90 in breadth. Appertaining to the pief
is a dock IS feet wide on the one fide and
another rs feet on the other Gde.
Vim. HERBERT, qr,asse
mo. c. HERBERT,
May 8. dti
Printing IN all ITS v41le!y sxs-
c,,fpd Mt th1s 0Hrp.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-16
l. @ S It.

At the Fire on Sunday, aFire Bucket,
marked Stebbeu Co0ke. Whoever has TAX
en- it through miaake, will pleafe to leave
it with the Printer, or at r. and ].
Gray's Book Store in King treet.
une Is. d3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-16
public Sale.
On FRIDAY,

J, IN o,elsek, qml5e hid al The yen2ne
Store,
Rum in hogfheadsand barrels.
Whikey in barrels,
Gin in calks and barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
Molages in hhds.
Sugar inhhds and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Raidns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
aGorted,
ALSO, 81
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Super6ne cloth and Kerfimeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Inh Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Csmbric..z and Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloa,hs,
Coloured threads and towing flks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Tune n Vendue- Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-16
Sales bp audtcll.
On SATURDAY next,

on SnT1 rs nav next.
on pa 49,
At Ten 0f1'eS' a0',. DC oola a. 40e 4aNS'''"
Ro'm'
Attn PROOF jamaica Rum III
hog&eads,
Holland Gin in pipes and bis.
New England Rum in bis.
PORT Wine in quarter caiks,
Liibcn Wine in pipes,
,Molaiies In hhds.
Sugar IN bis.
Soap
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-16
SPRING GOODS,

III M y y LIZ
mas recfived per the Pail Seiman, via
Baltimore, and Uui0n, eapt. Woadbozje,
fran Londou,
A iupply of fuitable GOODS
ior the iealon, which are now opening and
wiii De fold low by the package or piece,
and ? he is in daily expectation of receiving
further fapplies.
N. B. He has alto for fale,
Chlna in boxes and sadlery.
May 70.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-03
Racketn, Neul0A g 90.
HAV FOR SAL E.

RaCketn, NeulOA g 20.
HAV FOR SAL E,
AT THEIR WAREHOUSE,
IL hhds. Antigua Rum,
20 Or. calks Port Wine,
8 tie:ces efRice,
s hhds. and 20 bis. Sugar.
hhds. Verdigreaie,
700 falted Hides,
Coarfe and fine Salt,
s hhds. Clover Seed,
10 crates Queens Ware,
lob,xes 8 by 10 Bohemia Window.
GlaE.
Aud at tbtir Brick Store,
German Linens of very kind;
Rullia meetings and duck; two trunks
low priced prints; two do. chintzes; one
do. boot legs and boots, and quantity
Of letter paper uncomnonly cheap by the
rcsm or cafe, &c. &c.
ar They want to Purchat
Aquantisy of Black Ey'd Peaie, and are
giving Cain for Wheat
January 4. Jaw.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-03
Notice.

THE iabicribe.s have in their hands a
fun of money received from the late firms
of Meflrs. Tabb and MARTY, and Pa
,uck Marty and co. merchants OF the
town of Marsiniburg, in the fate OF VIZ
sinia and as they underaand that MIR.
Michael M'Kewan, offaid place, has Pur-
ehaled number of the claims againit that
saate. - This is, therefore, to givenos'ce
to him, and all others having demands
aeaina the eHa,e Of the faid Tabo and
M'A6ly, and Patrick M'AAry and Co.
,serins in their accounts to US, properly
~ i,enricased, on or before the frit day OF
syarch next, in order to receive their d.
,icend of the money in our hands. Thoie
who do not produce their accounts by that
t;,s. will be excluded from dividend.
A. 4 ]. KENNEDY & Co.
Bait. Dec. 4. 7apIfMch
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-03
F O R S A L F.,

On Credit, or for Cain, as may {uit pus-
chafers,
That Lot with the Houie
thereon, lately poaeGed by MI. Jones.
Coachmaker, Gtua,ed on Fairfax-Strees,
near the centre Of the fquare formed BY
Queen and C.meron Streets, running pa
lallel with aid Streets Iz3 feet inches,
and fronting on Fairfax Street 80 feet i
inches, with the privilege of 10 feet
alley adjoining.
A@,
That convenient Lot, with the very
complete and iabfantial Buildings there
on, in the town Of Dumfries, occupied by
Mr.. E. Smock. COLIN AULD.
Alexandra, January 4. Iawsf
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Extraot If0M ~

Extraot from III. : <1ct 0f tn
Corporation Of Alexana'1a far the e.
sngu@nent Of Fire.
i" Sec. 7. lay perfon who fhall be
pr fent ar any hr> N IL neglect or refnis
t. obey the cyter or direction of airy OH
CT VII, ha!i re appointed by any hr'
Company nov eta ,l,ihed, or which may
be hereafter elAblifhed, knowing him tc
" an officer, fach perfon fha,l forfeit and
pay the fun of Five Doilars-Provided
the name Of fach officer nail have been
fri pu ,lifhed in one Of the public papers
printed in the town."
.sta meeting Of the Friendlhip Fire Com.
pany on Monday, January II, 1901,
the following Offices were duly elected
for the pcefsnt year, viz.
Alexander Smith, 1T
Aaron Hcwes, I'd Commanders.
William HALEY, sd
!onn tion Gu Subordinate
Wafher Blunt,
Ma hew Robinfoa, !
IofePh thornton, pecu,,,or..
Charles Midnight,
William Rhnd<s,
Ephram Evans,
Richard Weigatman, Truaees.
William Patton,
January Is. cot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-03
.CONDI 10 N S.

~ ~ ~ - = . - q -
1t i,all be printed on the hnea paper,
with new and handfome type, forming
volume neatly bound and lettered, OF
between three and four hundred pages,
daodecimo.
To fubieribers, the price will be one dol
lar: to non fubicribers, one dollar and
twenty-five cents. 1hofe who fub.
lcrib@, or procure fabicriPtions for eight,
fhall have one grars.
The names Of the fubfcribers lifrequeR-
ed) lhal be alphabetically arranged,
and printed at the end Of the volume,
with the number Of copies they iubicr;be
for.
The work will be put to prefs as ioon as
600 fubftribers are obtained.
Or Subscriptions will be received at the
office Of the Alexandra Advertiser.
Byaos, Jenxayy, 1907.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-03
THE SUBSCRIBER,
Contemplating a removal from the
Dyfria of Columbia, as lo0n
as he can eloe he's out landing
concerns, OFFERS FOR SALE,
THE FOLLOWING
Very ualuable PROPERTY.
One undivided half of a FARM

One undivided half of a FARM
adjoining the Great Fails q Potomac, Oh hlch
is IA od Houfe, new Barn, and iosnc excel
lent Meadow FORGE, 50 by 90
feet covered with tin, and Coal and III"
.ioule, G:uated on the Canal made BY the TO-
mac Company, and the right OF cutting. the
wood for 900 years on alarge parcel 1t land ad
.ininc-much { this wood is convenient to the
ri:er, and may be readily tranfPorte to Georgc'
.'own, ,h- Federal City, or Ibis place. lhe
other halt may be purehafed.
Three-Eighths Of about eleven
hundred acres of LAND, in Berk.ey county, ad-
DINING the land. Il the United States, At Keep
rryce Furnace and Harpers Ferry-more thin
half of i, is in wood, aud the remainder good
farming land. The othsr tlve.eights may alio
be purehaied. =
An undivided moiety of SO
acics Of LAND in the Common Ct Alexandra.
And adj ainig the town, chiefly under 'ei"e OF &C
dar potts ard ehefnu. rails.
A large and handGome Brick
.DWEpLlSG HOUSE, 50 by 40 feet, with .
brick Stable, Smoke houle, aud Well OF excel
lent wa,er-The Garden and Yard Paled in
The Houfe is not quite finiihed. It will Ike iold
either in it. prefcns fate, or sniihed as may i'
the rurchaier.
A number of LOTS on the
new wharf, made by Mr.. Herbert, Mr.. Wilton,
and the fuoftriper, between Fairfax Rreet and inc
rive, Potomac: and, ALTO, the diviiUn OF the laid
yhali, made from Mr.. Thomplcn's by 20 feet
tree,
! An undivided half of a LOT
IN the wen ,e of ra,rfax 1reet, above Queen
tree, on which the houfc was hurnt latt "'nter'
For particulars, refpe&ing titles and terms
which will he Liberal both as TO price and efcdi'
ppIy to ,,., no,re
A,rxandria. O3.I7. IL II
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A.HCNDERSON g Co
H.aFE FOR SALE,
At ttxir Warehoude on Union Rreef,
,iadeira Wine by the pipe or
h4si pipe,
Old Jamaica Spirits,
. Weft-India Rum, 10y the hhd.
Continental do.
Brown Sugar by the hid. OF barrel,
Coffee by the bag,
Hyfon and Souchons Tea by the eheit'
.-RaiGns by the caik,
And a few tons bar Iron aHorted.
Feb. I. d3t eo3t .

a great Bargain.
THE fubfcriber intending to
20 to France early IN the fpring, offers
for iale, a, very low rate for calh' all the
.JE w Ell RY
b. has now on hand, conGfting, OF Gold
and Silver Watches of different denomlna-
.ions, gold " asch chains, gold ear rings
AMI bobs, bracelet buckles, necklaces,
Ysld rings, gold locket', and great va
rie.y of other articles too tedious to men.
ton
ANTOINE CAYOL,
Prince Erect, oppoGse Dr.. Dicks and
mex, door to MIR. Miller's.
Feb :. eo3lt
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Was left at the Bar OF
Meningitis tavern, the I 9Th day Of o..
~ lat, by a waggoner, of the name OF
James Mutt, bundle Of wearing apparel.
The owner may have it again on appI'ca,,
ton at the bar of the fame houie, and
paying expences.
Ian %. Iaw3t
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CONDITIONS.


I. The Work fhall be pot to preis imme- ],
dia,ely after 400 fubicribers are obtain
ed, and 6nilhed with the utmoG expe.
diiion.
II. Where practicable, the books fhall be
forwarded, free Of expcace, to fach
places as may be deGgnased, and per.
ion appointed to deliver them.
Ill. 1t ihsil be printed on MperGne
medium paper, with neat type, hand
lonely bound and iettered, and deliver.
ed to lubfcribers at Tass Dallsu vo-
lume. To non-fubleribers the price
will be enhanced.
w, Subscribers to pay, where convent
.ent, one dollar ia advance.
or SuIf,iptioas received at tie 09s q
the alexandria AdvsrtJe,, asd b, tie
different Baak/sl2t,, IL Atx~sdrfa.
New York, January, 1907.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
xfwBuRYpoRr, SEPT



On Tuefday night lat. we experienced a
mof tremendous and horFid thunder itorm !;
the clouds were fnrcharged with electric fluid,
there having preceded or ; fultry days..
We have heard OF but two accidents, and thole
of The mot diareiiing nature. A Mr.. Moies
Pike of Salfbury, bad bis barn fruck and en-.
tirely oonfumed, together with all his hay, FAX,
unhrehed grain, and mott Of bis farming ateo.
fills lois nearly 500 dollars but fortunately
no lives were loft here.-Mr. Pike was eighty
injured in triving to fave has property.-The
fifth Rruck corner pot. fevered it from the
building and carried it to the diaance OF leveral
rods.
Asa MIR. Ifaac Merrill, at An6ury, was
driving home team OF four oxen, he was llru..
and initantly killed, together with all four Of
the cate--he was found foon after, but wheth-
er any attempt was made at refulctaton,
we have not heard his fl1n was rot any where
broken.-fie was young man about 8 years
old
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

SIR,
am extre ely tired of thefc long ilories, in
Cbsef5am and re Egis, attempting to thew that
MIR. 1stsyJos approved OF the contents of The
Prei9ea, and at be paid theie hundred dollars
without being aware qukat kind ola book IL sya5
70 5e.-The 6rlt fifty dollars were not paid un
81 he had iecn very large fPecimen efthe book.
This had been printed in Lyons Magazine. IL
begils with the HyQoyy Of tbe Proclamation Of
Neutrality. The magazine fleets were inclofei
IN letter. The aniwer came in few days,
With directions to call on George 5efer-
fon. The feeond Fifty dollars were M paid
until taur months after I sOas IN prj5n. The ie
oond volume was then begun 70 be printed
fent Mr. .1ffsyjon fpecimen ; Mr.. Gemge Jf
ysJfon then called with The iecond fifty dollars
As ioon as be was gone, | went out Of jail to
the bouie of the keeper, Mr.. ReE, and lodged
The money with him. The old gentlemen was
remarking to me, lat evening, the abfurdity Of
grounding Mr.. .7afrjoal defence upon his be-
ing ignorant Of the nature and aile, feeling The
work had been publilhed. and lad been tried
for It 70 many months before the fecond remit
tance was made. For this latter eircumltancc,
George .Js5syjon can bear witnefs. Duane, Cbfa-
ham and the Egis, may bark and grin as long as
they p'eale. But am iure that no man of the
leaf Judgement will believe them, when they re
fer all iheie remittances 70 charity. I fancy
that ilrall finally be provoked to print one Of
.Jrbe,I0n's letters oa the lubjett, and lodge the
original manufcript with the Mayor of Rich.
mond.
SALLY's buGnels makes predigious noife
here Youmay fave yonrlelf The Trouble of
moments doubt in believing the aory. Bur
what will your pous countrymen upcr the Gen
nfHicat FAY to tuch African amours? After this
difcoyery, | do net believe that at the next cleo
ton of 1904, .JegSyIsn could obtain two vote
on the Eaaern iide of the Sufquebauna and
think hardly four upen this fee Of it,
He will therefore, be laid atiie.--As for Mud
g0a, be is poor, confumptvc thing feet q
or 3 inches high; deeply wrinkled, and nothing
but lsin and bone. He has no; conl}rution'
capable Of lupporting Official fatigue. am. ID
hate, Sir, Yours, &c.
JAS. t. CALENDER
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From the NEwYoRK EVENING Posi-
CALENDER rs. HECTOR IRONSIDE.

SOME little time ago Mr.. F,aneis Blake, all
o., di7as. Hsaor L,sgfde. Efq. the callow editor
of Levi Lincoln, E'q. the Attorney General Of
Mr. Pfehdenr JBeIjon. declared 10 70 many
words, that he wanted only TO be convinced
that Mr.. 7s3s,jsn had feen The Probsd before he
paid the money, and his defence OF him, and
we pre(ume Mr.. Lincoip'sdefencc Of courie. too,
ihould be at an end. Calender obferviug this has
very obiigingy fent US he following letter for
the perufal and amufement Of thefe candid gen
rlemen. He will accept our thanks. Now. if
words mean any thing, Mr.. LincoAa and Mr..
BLokr will both 81 turn tail in a fit of contridon.
Ratti tatti, Ratli tattoo"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

LONDON, JULY IL.
The following paragraph is from a private
letter brought by the late French mail =
1.-Two iibels which appeared lately agaiah
the FirG Confill, have very fe.ion1y occupied
the Miniaer OF Police and bis Satellites fer iovne
time, not only to difcover the authors and their
accomplces, but more Especially TO prevent
their circulation; the author OF the hrlt was
foon found out and arrefed, Prief-but the
other would, perhaps, have long remained IN.
known, had he not either from computation or
fome other motive, avowed himfelf-there IS
fomethiDg extraordinary in the fact, as well as
in the manner, in which he has conducted him
Eelf General Simon is the perfon who has VOL
untaIy DECLARED him(elf the author of the libel,
printed under the title of l4dllrsts aax Aymsfs
which is highly reprehenlible for lis viralence,
ana tire probable consequence OF publication
| This General fent into Paris certain number
Z. Of copies of his addrels, concealed in the great
pets of butter which came ufualy from Brtta-
ny, where he rehdes but as foon as he heard
the effects his work produced, and that the
tranquility Of frversl citizens was likely TO be
d(furbed on account of the iufpicion which
had fallen upon them, be applied to citizen
Mounier, the ex-oonRiIuent. who is now Prefea
Of L. lae ct Vilaime. in Brittany, and avowed
himfelf author Of the lib-l and added, that
:. he was incapable of allowing the innocent to
fuffer for what, in a moment of dfeontent and
patton, he had himlelf committed. He was
concerned for having been 70 imprudent, bu,
thai as there was no remedy, he oonfitoted
himfelf prifoner, and only reauefed that he
might be conducted to the Temple, ia a man.
ner iuitable to bis rank as General Mou
nier confented, and General Simon arrived a,
Paris on the zoth ult efcoried by an officer OF
rank in the Gendarnerie. He is young man
of vi lent character, but who has oondutied
himielf in the army with diltinttion- His "a
lher Is Simon de Trnye, man Of letters, and
one OF the Librarians OF the Tribuaate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
Ex7RAc7s fran BURKE.-No. 2.

nARKNEss.

ia X n A. LOO.
Darknels IS more pr odu6t;ve of inblime ideas
thar light. Our great poet was convinced of
rhis and indeed 70 full was he of this idea, 70
entirely polIeGed with TIE power ola well man
aged darkness, that 10 delcribing thc appear
ance Of The Deity, amidR that Profu6on of
magnificent images which the grandeur Of bis
fubjctf provokes him TO pour out upon every
fIe, he is far from forgetting the obfcurity
which iurrouads the mott incompr ehenfble Of
all beings, but
With the majeay Of dDfneG round
Circles his throne.
Ard what is no lsfs remarkable, our author
Mad the iecret of preierving this idea, even
when be feemed to dePHFr r''v- s~-.aea from it'
when he deGcribss the light and glory which
llows from the divine preirnce; light which
by its very excefs is converted into fpecies OF
darknefs.
Dark with excefiive light thy Girts appear.
Here is an idea not only poe,ical in an high
degree, but arialy and philofoPhically julf.-
Extreme light, by overcoming the organs OF
fight, obliterases all objects, 70 as in its effed
exactly 10 refemble darknefs- After locking
fome'ime at the fun, two black fpots, the i'm
Preiiion which It leaves, feem to dance before
our eyes. Thus are two ideas as oPpoGte as
can be imagined reconciled in the extremes of
both and both 10 fpiie of their oppohte nature
brought TO concur in producing the fublime-
And this is not the only infance wherein the
oppoiite extremes operate equally in favor of
The fublime, which in all things abhors medt-
ocrity.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
DIGNITY.

Dignity, hitherto, has belonged 70 the mode
Of proceeding, not TO the matter of treaty.
Never before has it been mentioned as the 1an-
dard TO. rating the conditions of peace; no,
never by the moft violent Of conquerers. In.
demnity is capable. Of fome climate dignity
has no nandard.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
CHARACTER.

Thofe who quit their proper character, to
aaune what does not belong to them, are, for
the greater part, ignorant beth Of the eharac
ter they leave, and of the character they az
fme.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20


Arrived at the feat Of government. 90 Thurf.
day evening laa-A'ex. Macomb, i'm. Secre-
tary to the Commit oner, appointed to hold
conferences with the Indian nations, fouth OF
the Ohio. He is the bearer Of The late treaty
between the Creeks and the United States.
Domingo Loris, a Spaoiard, convicted q
numbering Mr.. Jones, was this day executed
at l., O'Clock, in the p'lon yard. The con
cosrie OF Sr- ators. we are informed, was
very great. SO high was the curiolity of the
eroud, that the fencing Of the yard was prof
tratsd to the ground
Ffusr.-There have been five new cafes Of
the fever in the lat three days.
The Federal Repuhl Leans at the NAtchez, eel.
ebratei the Anniversary of Independence, this
year, with public entertainment. w. Sargent,
Efq. late Governor {. the M1iiippi Territory,
dilmhed by Mr.. Jeffsrion, was among the mott
welcome and hcnored gueits.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

NIX. OAKTER.
! attended The delivery Of Mr.. Robbns'
elegant Grafton on Agriculture. He obfsrvei,
that COW 10 England produced annually 400
10 of butter, This by fome was thought n-
credible. but experience is the touchRone Of
truth. have found that s quarts Of milk viii
generally make b. OF butter. "A COW thar
gives 20 quarts day, viii in fs months only
give 5000 quarts, which according to lhe afors.
mentioned proportion, will produce $50 ID. Of
butter. A FRIEND 10 AcRIcUtTuRE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
sorpigx astisIrs.


LONDON, JULY I 3.
The French are endeavoring TO thew the
great importance Of Loriliana which has been
eedcd 10 them by Spain and Memoir of the
Count de Vcrgennes, in which It's value Is rated
at the hgheft price, has been publilhed. The
Count de Vergennes, in his Memoir, ihews ike
wife the importance Of Canada, how neceGtily
Louiliana and Canada are connected, and how
much it fhouid Be the policy Of France 70 re-
cover il.