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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16

Lying On both nueS VI Cpo'e 0,Neh' AZ
this County, and running from thence to
the taid town; containing about five
thoufand acres, mott Of which has been
laid Of in lots, and ince leaied for lives
or term of years; from The peculiarly
eligible ftuation of this land, and its
great Gtnefs for the improving fate OF
agriculture that is taking place IN this
nelghborhood, it is hoped thai It will be
an o5jef worth the attention OF tbos
who win TO yef their money in gloed
| property; one third of the purch22 'noniy
will be required on the day s;d 40 -, IN, me
remaining two thirds to ,sr pau , y Two "
aonu-l ineallmenrs;; rs E will be tsken ~. ;e
Stock Of the O:;.alf of the two DELAYED {.
payment Tor st Sit its currest value. in the
lnitalineeommercial towns, or bonds
pr1l1'gSod perfonal fecurity and mortgages
XII be required to lecure the payments.
Mr.. John Matthias, living in Leefburg,
and fnrveyor of this County, has a plat
Of the land and will lurvey or lhow any
part Of it to thoie who with it, they pay
ING his expenses for 20 doing.
LANDON CARTER, Junr. |
THOMAS L. LEE.
Loudopn County, Auguf 20. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16
IN the matter of Iaec Kill, q
BANKRUPT

BANKRUPT.
q IL perfons indebted to the fad
1 \ Bankrupt or who have any ct his &c
fects in their poiielion, are hereby leouir
ed to pay and deliver the fame ,orthsi,b
70 the fubitriber, who has been duly az
pointed Afisnee of the faid BankfuYt,,
Eitate.
JOHN M'IVER, AGgxes.
Nov. 2. GAVIN
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16

The fubicribers authorized by
the vii! of the late George Garrett, OF
Stafford County, will fell az Public Aucti-
on me frR Monday Of December next, IN
the town Of Leelburg, his
TRAC'I OF LAND,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-18
Chap Books.

/; T'run,pler; Aladdin, or th:, Wor.lerful Lamp ,
Mother, Goofss Tales; Trojan War, CULVER
Reviy'd; Laugh and be Fat; Eoeas Pocus; Di-
viae Emblems; Letter Writer; Spanih Rogucs
Religious: Coufuhip .Conquen Of sMexito
Bucks Companion; Youthful letters Cheap Re
r,Grory.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-18
gU5T PUBLISHED,
-xNH YUFAIT

~ fSafSA AND ~eALH
eAt r. B,ERAY Bookaors
IREPORTS Of aii6agei cafes in the
Court d; C(o1axtrn, IN Pleas, during the time
lord chief jabice Wlle. prshaed in ,rq,
court tagetbes With ome lew cafe, Of
the fam: period deteraioed in the tIouf.
Of Lords, coup of Chancery, aud Elk.
cheauen chamber. by Charles Ddrnford,
barriiter at law ;-----price to fubfcribers, 4
dolls. 50 cents, topon- fubfcrib:rs s dolls.
Altonsa, King aof CATTLE ; a tragedy
n Ave aas-by M. g.. L<wis-price
ii cents
BIBLE-Afew copies, Of cary's new
ITO Family Bible, ~orhainented with plates
and msPs--price S dollars.
SaofsriSefsto Conrad and Co.'S. edition
of Select Novels; arc informed that Cler-
mont, sby Mrs. Roche, forming the 9Th
and 9th volumes Of that elegant work, Is
low nearly ready for delivery! Alto, the
I'd vol. of Warner and Hannah's Select
Plays. -.,s. $3.50, v.... -
July To- - a." 81
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-18
JANNEY e PATTON,

Haze reeeived, and HfrJor (at,
Catalonia wine I'd lhds. & quarter caiks
Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, St. Kits,
ST. Vincents and Bafbadoes-rum in hhas.
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Of the fNf qua
lily,
MulcovadoS ogar in hhds.
$50 :Bbis. Staria do.
p Ha .annah MoIaAes in Hhds. r.,
, Havannah white and brown Sueara, 10
Boxes and Bills.
Soap and Candies ia Boxes,
!. SWEEP Oil in do.
Raiiins ii Boxes and Kegs,
Z Pepper and Coffee ia Bags. ,r
"A HANDSOME AssoRTMENr OF SHOES,
-CssGaiag Of
Mems Calf in Trunks,
r Ladies' Kid and Morocco do. In: Boxes,
EAST d GOODS, viz,
Nankeeos, Bafas, Manoody,s Cur
rahs, Gszinahs, Cafrahs, Moharags, Con-
ges, Stripes, and one bale Of handfome
Deiorfoy.
t-~ ,-~ ALSO ~ p
Ravens and Ru0ia Duck and ~Sheetings
by the piece or bale, and two bales fine
Rufia Ofaburgs. t-a3.
A complete afor,mens of RuAia and
New England Cordage, and one Sfflinsh
Caole 10 fa.homs iong.-Afmall quar-
tity OF Uprer Leather.
June "a. 80 - -. H., d..
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n OF b.
The pafthsrfhip of.the fubfci:

The pafthsrfhip ofthe fubfci-
bers lately tradins at Coscheeer, under
the firm of WahtfS. Beh, q Co. ceafed
by mutual content upon the 18th day of
Sep,erter laa.---Such perfons as may
yet have claims againf them are defred
to exhibit the fame &c WaAer SAab in
George Town, for settlement |; and ,hole
indebted to them, whole accouats yet re-
main unadjuRed, are regretted to fsttle
the fame with WaNtr S. Bell Of Colchef.
ter, without delay,
WALTER SMITH,
WALTER S. BELT.
Colcheaer, July q. 1902.
.Ws,
The partnerihIp Of the fubfcri-
bers uuder the firm ct KlA;am S. Belt
Go. was d;folved this day by mutual con-
fent.-The claims exiting aga,nRthsm
will Be fettled by@W. Snstb in George
Town when exhibited; and thcfe indebt
ed ere requeaed TO make. immediate pay
ment to, Wiliam S. Belt of, Loudoua.
.W1LLlAMSS is. BELT, NJ
WALTER SMITH, s1 !
WALTER S. BELT.
: Church Road, Loudoun County, YVirg. 81
July 18th, 1904.
The baEaeG srK be taaiaaSd~ BY WIN.
S. Belt ana. Wafer Smith, at tte hms
place, as1xxGsr The fame 6rm.
July n. iaw4t
Printing IN all It's var,ty exc.
eused at this eGee.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-18
The
Accommodation rCoachee,
Alex andria, GA.

WILL leave Mr.. GaGfby.'s City Ia
vern every morning, q half pat toaHf
o'clock, for Baltimore, TO accommodate
our Alexandria irien Is; returning, leaves
Mr.. Eyans's, Indian Queen, every MORN
ing at fix O'Clock, and arrives at .Alexan-
dria the fame evening. ...
The PROJECTORS viii not undertake TO
prom,fe as much as tie Mail Pilot, which
runs but 50 miles Per day, although i is
faid to Pilot the Mail, which runs from
SO to a 100 miles per day. ,.t@
The PROpRIETCRS.
Iune O.. ,do,zaw :,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-18
COTTON PLANTATION MS,
0asheF Sea C efefNIgiasa.

THE SabscriSef3 ming very IN much to
eSee -aHsRsbliiihmaent .of this Kind introduced
into our ltsse and being convinced that
ihou.i the fame foccesd, a confderabie
iorsce Of induhry ard wealth would arile
1hereffcsa 5 offers to the conidera,ion OF
ANY pcrfon or Prrfons the following cn-
sCumfances:
1t has been the opinion Of Southern
gentlemen with whom the fQblcribsr has
eonvef.d on this fubjea, that. there could
be no aoub. Of the f0ceefs Of fach an under-
taking, if propstly conducted, aad. that
at any rate If was worth The experiment.
To IN enterprizng character, a field is
there iop.nea, by which, mould fuccefs at.
tend, a vaft foufce Of wealth may accrue.
The more fouihern parts Of this continen,
-haya experienced the benefits ariiing from
The culture of cotton in the mott eminent
degree. When we ccnider how tmail a
poirion Of our aate from climate and itua-
ton is capable Of being converted into::im-
provements OF this kiad, and that houh
this Ena!l par, which can alone pofTefs the
advantage become fuecelsfll 10 the expe-
Iimcns, the fefalt NUT be obvious to all.
Smiths Hand lies in the Atlantic Oce-
an, immediately off Cape Charles, is "a
boot 81 degrees IS m. of latitude, and
contains about 1000 acres, a comfortable
Part cleared.
The Iland Of Mocon lies Immediately
adjacent, and contains about 1000 acres,
the moR part cleared.
The foil on Smiths Hand is finely pro.
duaive, the climate,fo mild as to vege-
tate at all times, aud fupport a great aock
without any other food than tue natural
grafs., >a4 So
Wiihrefpea to Smiths 11and, fome re-
hriaions would be made conoe ming the
aock, game, SC. the ether would be let
Internationally. The advantages ariflrg
from iheries at thefe places might be
made very comfortable. Salt works were
formerly carried on likewae, but whether
an objca at this time, NUT be determined
by lhofe beft acquainted.
Propoia!s may be addreiIed to me in p.
lexandria, TO the care Of Wilmington
Craik, Efq. and haIl be attended To-
Having a comfortable quantity Of the
Georgia Sea Iilan4 or Black Seed Cotton
in my poG.Gion, any pellon who might
i~nclin4 to make the experiment may be
accommodated with the fame-it was i'm
ported dired from the fouihward.
l cannot. elole my obfervations refpea-
ing this property, without remarliing that
It has long been iubjea to the depreda'
,,ions of evil minded p~erfons. 1t has al
ways been the defre, intention and or
ders of the fnbicriber, that the hipwreck-
ed failor receive on Smiths Iiland, every
protection, comfort and aiiaance it is Ca
pable of afoiding but the fame difpof-
tion which will alleviate the diitreilcs Of the
unfortunate, will puniih the vices of the
wicked.
GEORGE W. P. GUSTS.
July o. Iaw3m
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-18
7UST RECEIVED,

Fen PHILADELPHIA cud Bahimo,e, and for
Iae at he hgEri5e,'s Rote,m Priate
strett, The ENoqUing' articles:
Holland gin, French brandy, -
jamaica fpirits, cherry bounce enc year
old, and IN alfortrea, Of liquors,
Bca lfrefh teas, coffee,
Loaf and brown fugar, ~ -"
Fia qaali,y of spaniiR fsgars,
BsR 'Englih, checGr,, Z
Excelentifoft helEed' almonds,
Box and jar'reafons frefh and nice.
Excellent prunes, 'V
AnehoSies Of the laa importation,
Olives efditto,;
Bet fIlad oil = >o""'@' x ""~1
Maasrd,. pepper. and brandy frults,s'
Bet frefh lime juire by The bottle, :
Market, cane and work b.ans.ts,
Philadelphia cedar ware,
Glafs ware of difcreatkinds,
Cayendih tobacco. ~, 4 ~
Together witha general a1orttren; OF
crockery Ware, and a number of ether
al ticles. A:1! -
ABEL WILLIS.
July Ia. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-18
LIZ SUBSCRIBERS,
al ssgs q re,repal rom tie
DyVVd osCoaym6ie. as Don.
ds he eanfclok MyoW fdrd'ng
1eoaeerns, OFFERS FoR SALE,
THE FofLoWING
Nty VALUABLE PROPERTY;
One OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

S One undivided half olaf ARM.
adjoining the Grest-Fau, Il Poromse. en- which
is a good Houfe, a new Barn, and iyuas ezeet-
len, meadow Alio, . FORGE, 50 by6o
feet. covered with tin and a Coal and Iron
Houfe, ftuated on the Canal msds.b Ivy ths'Po-
mac Company and the Igfr Of cutting. The
wood fr 900 years on 9largt parcel OF land. ad-
j,~iniag-much Of this wood IS convenient 70 the
river, and may be readily rranfportelto George
Towa, tbs: Federal City; or this place. The
othe hal, may be purchafed.
Three Eighths,o of about-eleven
hun lid acres If GLAND, in Bertley county, ad.
Join ,,g the lands Of the Uusej States, az AeeP
Tryce Furnace and Harpsr's feEry-mors thai,
hal! of i. is in waod, and the remainder good
farming land. The other fve-eishts may alto
be pu:chafed.
An undivided moiety Of IS
acres Of LAND id the Common Of Alexandra
And adj ,inig the town, chiefly under fe.cc OF &c
dar Pots aud chefaut rails.
"A large and handlome Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, SO by 70 ke., with a
brick Stable, Smoke tiouie, and Well Of excel.
lent wa,cr--The Garden and Yard paled Ia
The Hau(e is not qisite 6nilhed.: II will be fold
either in its prefsnt fate, or inifhcd as may tut.
the purehaier. .
A number of LOTS on the
new wharf, made by Mr. Herbert, Nh. Wiifon,,
and the fuhltriber, between Fairfax fret and the
river Potomac; and, 5tfo. The tirifion Of helaid
wharf, made from Mr.. ThomPions BY sao feet
Rreet: '.f| -
An undivided halfof LOT
in the wea file Of fairlzx Greet, above Queen
Arest, on which the houie Has barnt Taft vlntsf.
For particulars, relPeaing titles. and terms,
which will be liberafbothas to price and credit,
epply to -
Alex andria, Oa.I7.i s,.Fr raw o.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-18
F o R S A L E,

Two Woop BUILplNcs, near
Adam,'s wharf; the one a fl,ed and the
.uther d w~arehoule, both having mingled
roof, They will be fold. (eperately
or togethert low, ODE taken Immediately
Of the 'promiits.
:, July a6. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-18
r. L. HOOE, c Co.

Haze IN hard, ard Gr.EaAj
Clare, Of hyperion quality in boxes Of z
and 4 dozen,
Porter ard Brown Stout in cals,
Black Paint grouad in oil inkegs of rs
pounds each,
Marble Slabs tor hearths, Of diferert lizes,
An afTorunent Of elegant Looking lsaes.
~JapPanncd Ware,
Plated Table Furniture, conGfing Of Tea
and Coffee Urns, Tea and Coffee Pots,
Gobiets, Sc. q.
A large affortment of Earthen Ware in
crates,
Grenada Rum in hhds. Brown Sugar in
khds. ard bbls. It
Fine Salt.in Jacks, sa,a--
An affortmem of Hardware, conffirg of
Spades, Shosels, Hinges, Hand Saws,
=. &c. SC.
One hundred boxes Pipes. 'as
+. July 81. Jaw :.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-18

The fubIcriber.oH ers to let for
The, next fpring feafon, CT fer a tenn Of
three years, his three pt;neRaf SHAD &
HERRING LANDiNGSsTW arbaf,on..
The Point or Wsrehouie landing lon Wlieh
are two places for landing sic he,s 90 the
food and esb tides is not inferior to any
landing on Potornack, when properly 6lh,
ed, and there. will be q corrmodioas fin
houfe on il before next isafon the Others
at the mouth Of Swan Creek and. at the
Cliff the north Of Pifcaiawsy Creek, viii
be lie, cheaper, and Epera:t # agreeable.
THOMAS DIGGS.
Warburtos July las n.Js9ak.,
Rags bonght,at this Office
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-18
Bookbinding.

OF every Description, executed with nestneis
and dilpateh. Merchants account books ruled
and bound, 70 any pattern at the hortel notice.
April 70. :, a.,-,e.r d
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

MoNDAr, DEcEMBER 6, 1902.

The foreign intelligence in our fra
page vii be found highly inierefing. a
LONDON paper of The 4th Oa. contains
the following articles
The proclamation Of Bonaparte, rela
tive to affairs of Switzerland, is iail 10
have been received at Paris with mark
of very decided difapprobalion.
The ITirf Conful has ordered thirty
thouflnd men to hold themfllves in
readinelS on t. frontiers Of the Emper.
or of Germany, to enferce the plan of
indemlities agreed upon by Ruff, P. uf-
Ga and France. An uifim 4.una had been
difpAtched TO the Court Of Vienna. and
the French nioiiter Lalerer, directed to
return hore immediately, fit WAS not
accedei TO.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06
IMPORT ANT.

A letter from New Orleans, dated
The 10Th Oaober, TO 4 refpettabl- mer
chiot in BIhimore-aates, thtt on The
afternoon Of that day a proclamation
was pofed up by order OF tn. il Tend
art, c!oiinS the port not merel =saina
the entraoce of produce from the At
lantic in Am erican vtG-ls, but alfl
aeaina ALL PRODUCE FLOATED
DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI. This
meafdre had created great con Ter ma
lion among the American merchants
there, who bad expedited an expreis by
the Charlotte to bling copy of the or
der for the information of government,
and Of our merchants generally. Ii
was even doubtful whether goods depo-
fred would be fufered 10 be exported
in American bottoms, bat fuglr had
politively been prohibited.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

ST. D9miaga-A report has been re-
ceived at New York from tmaica (,
Nov. 2, that the French have evacu
ated ST. Domingo, AMI retired TO Tor.
tuda to wait for reinforcement to at.
tempt again to reduce the Africans to
aavery. Tranfports, with frelh troops
for St Domingo, are fail to have been
ipcken with off Porto Rico, the latter
part of Oaober.
Mnfiaigus.-It is fail that hnce the
French have had poG- dioa of this
Hand the wresche1 psople Of color
are exceliively Perlecuted. Numbers
have beea aaaGilatei.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06
From tg. c.atiael gt wtl.sfisy l,,;.
FROM 81 DnMKNl

FROM ST. DOMINGO.
The lat accounts from Port Repub
lie, are as late as the ia November
The grea elt condemnation prevails
throughout the bite Of Le>gane.
The negroes have burnt Leogane, Gran
Guave, Petit Guave, L'Archahayes,
and ST. Mares they have ALTO deRroy
Cd fort Biao;on +; AMI il was expeaed
they would loon make themf-lve, m ,f
tiers ofPort Republican. The French
die very taft.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

EROM the mcclure of Daniel Cath,
l. innhoIder in Newsloceffer, between
the 18th and ait of October laf, dark
brown HORSE, black name and tail, a
Gar in hsface, one or both Of his hind feet
white, trots and PAGES, eight. years DID, -
Whoever will return, or give Information
Of faid Horfe, 70 that he may BE- recovered,
by the fuhfcriber, ihall be Handsomely re.
wardsd, and all necehary charges paid.
JOHN BONNEY.
Mi1ct, No1. Istb, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

Capt. stodd4Fps Company Ct Aitd,
lerias, from Portland, paiTed through
Lancaaer, (Penn.) Nov. 10, for Plif.
burg The Company made very
handlome apps france and ieveral
Democrats cried out See JefeIlon's
folders" Aye, we are all ] eIion's,
The fame folders however, under Mr.
Adams's naturalization, would have
been called BY the fame Ferfons ragga-
mu5fnS, msrcenaries, &. SC. The cafe
OF capt. SIS. men, BY the way, is thought
TO be rather hard. They are marched
4 great d0ance from their native towns.
Pal
The Hon. John Mrlledge, has been c.
leded Governor of Georgia.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

Salm Regjqr.-Thi. paper IS in The rear OF
;,cobinilnn, and is about the meanet I'D inc
Iervice. Il s put together by one Carl o.
who with the a1ifance and tuition OF ms
" divire Simple" the fammary zOritfr' has iearht
10 make abuGve paragraphs he has long
been in the habit of viIifying the mott ANITA
bic and virtuors characters in foclely, and IS
now under proiecution for libel on the
Hon. Judge Piekt,ing-He has lately taken
location 20 vent his alufe on the editor offhis
PAPER, for fpeakiDg favoraby of Mr.. Pi'if'iTg.
b., ,vr roo well know the character, or rAth-
- want Of character, and the littleneis OF ms
an. Of ;acobinilm, this puny fcribbler, TO no.
rice him any farther than By this paragraph
fer .n ..
g sVbo zpouA SJe5a,ge artillery at @By e
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

From A4ggfa, (CeoyiaJ Nov. 5.
" On Saturday The birth day of our
illuarions and worthy late PreGdent
John ADAMS, was noticed here
by military parade, AID civil demon
fration OF joy-a tribute Of reiped very
JULY due to day which gave birth to
a Mac whole time and talents have 70
eninentiy and uniformly been devoted
to the fsryice Of his ountIy."
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

NOTICE is h.rtby given, that the fub-
IN fcribsr has been appointed Ailignee
of the Ehate and EffyetS of
THOMAS GOODWIN,
OF Portland, in the Dlfr Ct Of Maine,
Merchant, Bankrupt AL perfons in
debtsd TO the fad Goodwin, are requef-
ed 10 make immediate payment; and all
thofe who have any OF his Efetts, are re-
qurfted To del'yer the fame to
NATHAN KINSMAN, AEyarr. v
Dec. 8. 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06
NOTIFICATION.

T HEREBY notify the Proprietors Of Lezp3
Ton Bridge, TO meet at the dwelling houle o.
DAN READ, in Lewiiton, on Monday the
twentieth day Of December next, Al eleven
o'clock ir the forenoon, to act Oh the fol.
lowing articles, Wig
+ To bs4y tie reah fb. Diret7ait.
4. II ice srbaf iau ef weny f6y SrW ya5< ca
tab Pare.
; ToEos 1r6et5rr TRY zOiI amfey Pe5sa 10 g..
js5jcri6sr5 70 take tie earss.
4 Toft if tbey zvM fefition tie Genera! Cart
for fyfber encouragement REJECTING Eaid Corporation
and any rfber rratfers tbty J6dIfbia4 Prqpfr.
DAN READ, Prop, Clerk
Lt7e1faa Nes ~, ISo1.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

7 EFT in a cart, in Portland, on the 9Th
IL Of Odober lalt, a black Coat. the
pockets OF which lined with blue durant,
a linen Shirt, two pair Of Stockings, 2
Sailors Jacket, add Waftccat Who
ever haS fad cloths in pofIriiion, anG viii
leave them with the Printer, fhall receive
One Dollar reward, aud an charges paid,
by AMOS BLANCHARD.
Oyringts7, N2p. 20.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

WHEREAS PATTY my wife has be-
w haved in an unhecomng manner
land is toe much delighted with the fonnd
of a drnm) forbid all perfons harboripg
or truiting her on my account, as vii
not pay any debt of bcr contracting after
this date. REUBEN KEEZE2.
Portland, De. A, l6el.
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Strayed or Stolen

IRON Portland, fnall red MARE,
J. with black mane and tail, white far
in her forehead, and fmaIl ftripe on her
nofe.-trots and PAGES. Whoever will
take up faid MARE, ami return her to The
fubfcribeT, or give information TO ,he prin
ter 70 that fhe can be obtaiped, fhall Be
handsomely rewarded.
SAMUEL HUTCHlNGS.
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ASSEMBLT-CoNcERT Hall.

ar The fubfcribers to the
SecondAhemby, and thofc who arc dcilrous
of becoming fubfcribers, are requelted to meet
Al the above Hall THIS EVENING, At 2
o'eloek.-By dir, aion Of the Managers,
Psy.Ez13, Dec, 6.
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A letter from Mr.. Gavino, dated
Sept. 6, Jays, -Four days ago SO
Moorilh ftamen arrived here from Te-
,uan, for the Tipoline fhip laid up here.
They this day began TO work on her.
Plcafe 10 communicate this TO the com
Tnandcrs of The United States iaips Q.
war" sc.
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II bint f5r TIE Pecble Of Maine.
STATE OF OHIO.

In conformity 10 an Ad of Congreis,
paaed ar he lat fefion, a Convention
has been held in the EaGern diviiion OF
the Territory North Wet of the Ohio,
for the purpole Of forming Conaitu.
ton, and adopting the regulations. re
qaired by law, 10 taking upon them
felves, the foveteignty Of state gov
eminent. Areloluiion was pahed TO
this effect and the Contribution order
ed to be prepared for the Signature OF
The Convention.-Another State IS thus
added to the Union
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EflBG.-A few days ago, wo-
man palling along the Ilreets of Bour-
deaux, was fuddently attacked with a
fit of epilepfy, having at the moment a
child of fix months old in her arms.
Such diareGipg ftuation fpeedily at
traaed a crowd Of fpe6ators, who
were however unable to yield the wo-
man aoy relief. At that moment. a
young failor breaking through the
croue, called for fome grains OF rough
ialt, which he forced Into the woman's
month. This Immediately had the ct.
td of referring the woman's finiation
and fpeech, and her convullions were al
once put Gcp to. Toe young man
who had been at Madagalcar, faid, that
he there faw this remedy applied TO
Peffons 10 epiIepfy with wonderful tae-
eel'.--Scs;e6 PIPER.