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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.


WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.
HfS Seminary was once second TO
4 none in the State, except William
and Mary. and its healthiness of stu
alton and contiguity to Richmond, rem
dcrs Its establishment an object OF
great Importance to the citizens of that
place. An hours ride in any eIner-
gency may obtain the best medical aid,
and place children Immediately under the
care and management oftheir parents.
The prizes in this Lottery are Certainly
not SO large as to attract in any very great
degree the rnercenary; while they afford,
from the few blanks to prize, a fair
chancellor profitable returns to those who
may purchase tickets. 1t is the promo
ton OF an institution so valuable 20 socie-
ty,viich ought to command the liberaIity
q ~ P,sul,cln ge0erai, bGs i, ~ cllsilcnl
degree those who reside near the place,
and are consequently more immediately
Interested. 1t is presumed that if the
importance of reviving this Academy, was
Justly appreciated, the citizens of the adj
jacent counties would OF themselvc imme-
mediately purchase all the Tickets.
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z. JoHN WARD,

SIR,
5 know not your place ofresidence,
Se this method Of notifying you, that /
i by my attorney, move the worshipful
I of Buckingham county, OH the Sc
| Monday in August next, that being
t day, for judgement and award OF
ntion against YOU for the sum of five
IDS ten shillings, with lawful interest
,on, from the twelfth day of Nav, one
sand seven hundred and ninety nine,
Eve dollars and sixty seven cents, also
scr cent on both the above sums, which
for the sherd's commission, which
sums, except the last sum for che
commission, Joseph Cabell, William
wis, and John breckenridge, Execu-
{ Joseph Ca5ell, dec. recovered a.
me as your security in said court,
bt and cost, and which ] have paid.
] am, sir,
Your FORMER friend, &c.
JOHN BACBY.
18th, 1902. l2w)
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JUST PUBLISHED.

And may be had at the Printing-Offce Of
'ohn Dixon, and Of John Courtney. iun.
near Mr. Wllkinson's Tavern, on Shoe
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To snE SEA47E or VIRGIAx.4.

To g.HE &EA:G7E or VIRGlAx4.
HE late Clerk of your house homo
u douot would have merited ,:ontinu-
ance OF tavor) being dead Ithecomes ne
cessary on the ensuing session 10 appoint
some other person to that post ] there
lore tendermy service, and promise a due
and prompt discharge of official functions.
Us lar as can be efeeted b. the -most un.
RENTED assiduity and attention.
JoHW.aRCHER ROBE P7,soNc
Richmond, 10th July, 1902. C2)
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Doa. T. PyeatiJs,
FROM ArEIg YoPK.

4 } ESPECTFULLY informs The public,
Y that he will TEACH all MECHA-
lCAL ARTS, namely Carriage Ma
hr's Vanishing and Gliding and making
he above compositions, Copal and ia
nnned Varnishss, after the India and Eu-
q pean Windsor Chair-na-
IS, and Iinplate workers the art of ia
Panning in the European fashion--Watch-
n ker's and Silver smiths the art of Gid
80 and piating--Grocers the art of Con-
G tionary and cordials--Apothecaries Pa
cnt Medicines obtained from the Patent
Eace London, &c, Scc.-NJo pay will he
g .,ected, until they are perfectly satisfied
yrh his instructions. Apply at the Eagle
isvern, or at his mandatory and still
0use mile and half below Shed Town.
u. 3. All persons having demands a.
Inst Decor Premise, are requested to
ing In their accounts immediately, as he
III positively leave this place forthe north
I'd in ten weeks--and those indebted
him viii therefore see the necessity OF
ling their respective accounts inmedi-
y.
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GROCERIES

From New-York, by the Brig A ,ez,n,lsr
Capt. Culver which they purpo ,e scIl;no
publicly at Rockets landing, @, (, . and Z
security
-coMStSTING or
rs Hogsheads prime MuscoYad, S,oar.
II Puhcheons Old Rum;
q Bags best green Coffee;
Pipes genuine Port Wine
10 Boxes best Bourdeaux Clare.
10 Pnncheons Sci & 4th proof a n. RIM,
ditto do. do do Sg-snt Croix.
Pipes Geneva. = - Oi->'
20 Bags black Pepper.
Sherry & Tenerife Wines, SEC. &c. &c
NJ. Furtherndtice OF the d.av oe al.
will be given. y ''''
PRossER s MO- CURE.
Richmond, July 81, 1902. dD
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Z. TINsLt c.c.
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TO BE soLB,

FOR ready money, on the 9TH day Of Au-
gust next, at the Eagle Tavern in the
city OF Richmond, in pursuance OF a
deed OF trust from Peter NJ. Carey "a
Cornelius Buck and Henry l.. Biscoe.
IN orderto secure the paymer { Of a Ger
tam sum OF money due tlS late Thomas
Gibson Of Prince Edward, amd tie ex.
penses, attending the execution Of the
trust,
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Novels, Romances

&c.
x'oR SALEAT s. FoLEAsAss,s's Beox-SToRE,
hLcRuoND-
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1t is proposed By the above scheme, TO
Sc 1000 dollars, by discount upon prizes
re ;--which, at ] S per cent, viii be the
n desired.
EXITS
sold by the trustees, Thomas Tinsley,
d. Rsndolnh- W. ZONES, VIM, Pollard.
Geryas Storrs, John Seabrook, Jno. A.
Richardson, Samuel Scherer, Roger Gre
cory, il. w. Trueheart, Thos. Starke,
t3eni. Pollard, Henry Undertake, Benz.
O!irer, If. Jno. D. Blair-and the money
received from time to time, is directed to
deposited in the treasury, for che use
Ct the successful adyenturers, or OF the
purchasers Of such tickets respectively, if
my accident should require a reimburse
nient. t2m)
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10 J order of a Board of the Direeors
A-S Of the Manchester TurnDike C,o,n,,,
ny, hereby notify the Share holders Of he
SAID company, that they are requested 70
meet at MIR. Brooks's tavern in ITancbes-
ter the 3oth day of August next, to suD1,v
a yacancy in the Directory.
DANIEL BEAsLEY, secre,a,.,,
July %, 1902. rlot7
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BETWEEN
lillian Dtvai, 55aty;E !
AND
Jo''n PoweH, and Ui1ian 2. Gjles, ong
FRANCES Jabb, .4dmr. and c,g,rr. ri
John 1a5b, and -.---------. y ,5yo o.,y
de0isees 9ftte said Jodn, DeJsaaants.
IHE de.ena Mt John Powell, not having
entered his appearance, and Given securi-
y according to the act Of ass mbIv and
the rules Of this court, and It ap 2earing to
the satisfaction Of the court, thai he is not
an inhabitantofthis country,on The motion
OF the plaintiff, Il II ordered, that Tie de-
iendant do appear here on the tirst day Of
the next term and answer tie biz Of the
plaintiff; and that copy bf this order be
forthwith inserted IN some new $ paper 81
the city ofRichnond for two n onths sue
cessiyely, and Pc ted at the fr,3nt door oi
the capitol in the said city.
4 Copy,
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Beng a collection Of The newest and MOS.
admired SPIPi7T'.fL SONGS now ro,,I..
use oFamongst the United Baptistog V;ry;-
mia. (Sclected by John Courtney. senr,g
ED This Book contains los pages 3
yo.--Pr'ee' twenty FIVE Cents single.
Richmond, July 10Th, 1902. (30
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THE FOLLOWING
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LOTTER Y,

Is 70 raise TIE stsva Of t-yo housa7s6 dollars
for the fanrfiose Of retsai1fag Tie
6taldinrs Of
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Sales at Au9 ION.

HE subscribers hourly exp 6 t,e ar.
~ rival Of a considerable cor s;cn1neni
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-05
BALTIMORE, May /.

Arrived brig Mary, Davis, from Mar
Unique, via ST. Thomas. The day Che
came out Of ST. Thomas, fpoke the fllip
Warren, Phillips, from Leghorn, bound il.
In the bay, large Englilh lnip Of go
tons, an American armed (hip Of 10 guns,
and topfail feb. bound up, names and
where from unknown.
May 2.
Arrived, ard under quarantine, flip
Serpent, Wheeler, from Leghorn.
| Ship Nancy, Hobbs, Cadiz brig ia
bella, Bumbnry, Laguira.
Cane nip.
Ship Elizabeth, -, from N. York !;
brig Enterprise, Fenner, Charlelton.
May 3.
Arrived, fhip Serpent, Wheeler, from
Leghorn. Sailed from hence On the 9Th
March, in company with the flip Phila-
delphia, of and for ditto, capt, Frazier.
Left at Leghofn hip Grand Sschen, capt.
John Roberts; capt. NOVEL;, to fail in a
few days for America, the vetsls name
unknown; and two other American fhips,
names unknown. Patled Gibraltar 10Th
March, in company with the hip Phila-
delphia of do. at the fame lins an Arne-
rican frigate went into Gibraltar and fired
ialute, her name unknown. A SPanifh
IA gun nip went into Cute at the fame
time. Paaed Tenerife I'D March. A.
pril II, fpoke capt. Tucker, of the NooP
Yarico, IS days from Cape Ann, bound
TO HifpanioIa, lat. 10 So, long. 60, w.
In LAT. u 70, long. IS 10, W. picked up
a5out IS or IS feet OF rnainmaf, judg-
ing it TO be fome brig mat, newly carried
away little above the partner.
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I.cranorla aaOsulssr
WrDEEsDAy, May {.

The nip Ardens belonging to s,,;
more, arrived in Hampton Road, 9, NJ.
day lat, in her came paGenger Mr., , y.
coniui general at Cape Francois.
The Ardent failed from the Cam nd
18TH April and on that day the D, s'
feet failed for iome port in America.
MIR. Lear paaed thro' this place On 5
way to the city Of Warrington this a,
Both houfes of congrefs adjjoura,a o
Monday evening, till the dr.t sIoan
IN Decesabernexr.
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NEW YORK, May +.

The official returns for members of con-
grels, aate lenate and representatives,
have not yet been received. We yefer-
day fared, that in the four wards of the
city, which voted for a member Of con.
grefs, Mr.. Jolhua Sands, the federal can
didase, had. majority.of 49 totes more
than Mr. Broome. In Kings county he
he had majority of II.
By verbal Information from Richmond
we learn, that Brcone, the democratic can
didate had majority there Of 9 votes.
Which leaves total majority in favor Of
the federal candidate Of s.. Mr.. Sands
is unqueeionahly elected.
As no oppoGtion was made by the fede-
raliifs for a member of congress in the I'd
diaritt, Mitchell is consequently re-elee-
ed.
In the 7 wards Of the city for fenator,
Mr.. Schenck, the democratic candidate,
had majority Of S votes over Mr.. Jones.
Sch'r Difpatch, Wilton, from Cadiz,
failed in company with the aip Nancy,
of Baltimore. In long. 81, lat. go, fpoke
brig Minerva, Kemp, from this port to
Madeira.
By the peace of Europe, and the free
navigation Of the Scheldt, the ancient city
of Antwerp, is to become again Of CONNER
cial consequence. The widow Of John
~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-05

The late election in this city proves We
~ clearly thar The principles of reafon and
federalifm are gaining ground,
L was believed and relied upon that Or
polite opinions would prevail, becaufe
Mr.. George w. Smith was elected at the
Iaa election, in oppoftion to Mr.. Cop
land, and as Mr.. Smith had exerted all his
powers to promote the interef Of MIR.
George Hay, The Ajax Ialsmsn sf tie
p4rty, The pearl 81 mare vaLze than the
qvbole tsderal tribe, The 'autbor of HOR-
IENSlUS, Gc. Gc.-tliat Mr.. Hays
election might therefore Zoe relied upon
but behold the DISAPPOINTMENT! Mr.. Hay,
with all the advantages, with all the ac-
tiyity of gresr many very induari-
Gus friends, obtained IS votes, and no
more; which may be conGdered as about
18th OF the number who might and would
have voted of che other votes Dr.. John
Adams, who is elected, obtained IS; Mr..
James Rind, the 4slsyter1;Qm bis parry, as
titled by the democrats, 81. There is no
doubt ifthe poll had been continued, that
Mr.. Rind would have obtained many more
votes, but net enough TO have eleteed
him, eipecially as there were many of DR..
Adams friends who had not yoted-but
no body believes that MIR. Hay could have
obtained 4 more votes.
This ihews that federaiifm is gaining
ground very rapidly, infomuch that there
is reaion to hope that the deluded public
will be routed, and that the fpirir of en-
quiry will find its way into different parts
of the country, notwithstanding the pearls,
the gems, and the diameuds, which may be
thrown in the way, or fcattered abroad,
in order TO milead virtuous and we'll
meaning community-or, in other words,
Notwithstanding the many unexampled and
notorious fallhoods which were fuccelsfully
propagated and did induce the people TO
withdraw their confidence from men of
merit and virtue.
Hardened Yil2ainy.
A young man Of nineteen at Bourdeaux,
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M. Snaets, Of that place, Whole arength
Of capital enables her to give facility to
commercial tranfaefions, has in conts-
qucnee offered her feryices TO the United
States, in that line. Two hundred years
ago, Antwerp was the gFeatea place Tor
trade in Europe. Its commerce was d.
minifhed by the civil wars, and finally an
initiated by the lhutting Of the navigation
of the Scheldt. The exchange, cnce 70
rhronged, is now the abode of iolituds and
ilence.
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il 81 what he has often been thought ca
pable.
At two in the afternoon ( went a.
cain 20 Court Count Kutuaof announc-
ed me TO the Emperor. | was immedl-
ate.y admitted, and found him this time
quite alone.
Sitdowp, faid he. to me very friend
" (0ut from reipeSf, ! did not inmsai-
asely obey No, no, iit down., ire
peated he with fome earne8neis.) ! then
took a feat, and placed myielt oPpoilte to
him at the writing de1.
/" He took the French original II his
hand - Read to me, llaid he.) ! read
lowly, and iometimes glanced my eye O.
yer the paper towards, him. At the
words ineloled barriers, he laughed. -
With reipetf to tie ref, he feyeral times
gave gracious nod Of appreciation, I'll
came to the latt word.
Thought capable!' (faid he): : No,
that is not the right word (; charged (fAx-
irf would be better / took the liber-
ty 10 inform him that this word in Ger
man had quite another meaning from that
it has in French. Very well aaid he,)
but the other is not the proper exprei-
fon.'
now adventured to ak in low tone
whether accufed (5efcbald;gtJ would be a
proper word.
Right, right, lfaid he,) that is the
word, repeating it three or four times !;
and ! wroteir by hisdireGion. He thank
ed me in the mof friendly manner, for the
trouble | had taken, and difmifled ne,
much Affected and pleaied with his kind
and condefcending behavior. Whoever
has approached his perfon will agree wish
ne, thar he could be extremely engaging,
and that it was difficult, nay almot I'M
podible to withfand him.
+" I.haye not thought it fuperAuous to
relate this traniastion with 70 many mi
mute circumstances, Gnce the chsllange
made 20 maeh noife in the world, when,
two days afterwards, to the aaonithmenr
of all Peteriburgh, it appeared in Tie
Carr Gazette. The PRECEDENT of the A
cademy of Sciences, TO whom il was fsnt
for infertion, could not believe bis eyes.
He carried it himf-lf to Count PaAlen, to
be certain that no trick was played him.
At Mofcow the Gazette was topped, as
no ,perfon could believe that the article
was inherited with the conion. of the Mo-
march. The fame IVES done at Riga.
The Emperor himfelf, on the other hand,
could fcarcely wait till il was printed, and
TENT feyeral times for il before itwas rea-
dy, with the utmoa impatience.
I" Three days afterwards he TENT me
fluff box, fet with diamonds, worth near
ly zoco rubles. Never was a YER
bal traBnation OF twenty lines better paid
for.
I" / fall conclude this account with
folne French lines, which were handed a
bout at Peteriburgh few days after the
Emperor's death. | know NOT the au-
thor, but his portrait bears the famp of
truth.
8. Onlc connoistrop per, Jul ne co nnoit perlonne;
Actif :cujours prcfle, bouillant, iimperieux.
Aimable, ledulant, meme fans la couronne,
Voulant gouyernerleu, tout voir, tout faire neux,
IL fit beaucoup d'ingrats ct mouru1 maiheurenx.'
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was lately convicted and eY,c,,. !,

was lately convicted and erecu,.a,
ing murdered bis aunt. Tbocs isi(A.
him between the time Of bic e.. saa sk
execution, gave the followip. a NJ. vi
relpoetiag HIM Having Tome t fa,ass4a
OF drawing, this young man ann a.st3t b
felt with tracing on fome piece, wy y BIO
the circumstances of the aliailio,.s,'' P' p
one was dsIineated the poAnrs .,
he food when he hra truck Ii, ~. mSal'
another be drew himlelf knocl;. q
brains OUT in third he reprefe0,sy,!a ~
felt on a aedgs going to the icsS,s Jug
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RICHMOND, May +.

DR.. John Adams, is elected 2 delegate
to reprelent this city in the next general
sfenbly Of Virginia. AT the clole ofthe
poll on Wednesday svening laR, the votes
Tor the REFLECTIVE candidates food thus:
For DR.. John Adams, Is
Mr.. James Rind, s.
Mr.. George Hay, 48.
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Hardened Yil2ainy.
A young man Of nineteen at Bourdeaux,
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ON this inte.cEing and highly important
Dranth o! ltieuec, icver4 valuable works have,
with!a few yrays, hoen pfeien.ed to the public,
4nl"ag which the soove, as il Is ;hc mott recent,
70 Is it pre- eminent ulelul. Led .y her iuhjett
iar AZ inquiry conccrnins the nature Of the active
po@srS, ard ;n,eiiecsMi f.cGitie, Of the human
IN "a NAa:. Hami,csn b IS cev,ioped thole powers
ard Ecaities with peIip,,uity and ability
which " bile it arrells the attention OF thole VIII,
h'vr no!l iucceisu!y itudied thcle fubjtas, NUT
rend5r competent snowledes of them familiar
to the mott "r'iinlry capacity. The iuperilcial.
Hsl, ana irIv1lity Of character engendered BY the
nrdein lytfm 81 education, have been loEg, and
u,i'g, a iubject Of complaint. bot the parti-
cui.r cau!es by which theic ferrous evils have
"a pradIced. were hitherto bpt imrerFeaiy
4fnw q, or little Attended to: TO trace thslc evils
TO h II iource, and to point out the proper
.!'edy, Is the ultimate Object 10 which the meri-
t,'iuu, efforts of tn, Author have been directed
AID heie efforts ihe has, I, Is believed, fucced-
eli btyunI the molt iaasuia: expectations. Such
intieen, IS the Importance u the inquiries which
Io'm the iusjca q this work, and 10 great the
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may lsaipaab!y &c expected 10 ref.lt from tn:
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yer, high degree, but to motssrs ot families, and
Others eug lgei in the formation of tie minds ef
children and youth, it will PROVE an acqniGton
truly Invaluable
The fseid fale OF two upreiIi rs of this work
in EuglauL, iufEeiently eviuces the high eiiimati-
on III which it is there held AN American ediri-
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price # he BritIfh edtiqn+-is now offered to
the patronage olthc American public; by whom
its merits viii, doubtIels, be juily appreciated.
In Es,ra9 from the ,aSosr Work.]
"rro.n noil Of the writer's On education it
/" wuuli appear, that it is only to people Of rank
6 and fortune that education is q matter Of any,
. Importance. BY facf alone eau the fyGems
a" that are generally propofed, be adopted. To
6. iuch, therefore. mul. we believe them to be
exc,uiively addfefed. TO make fue ladis,
"aal Gnihed gentlemen forms no part of my
d" pila, which has for its objea the fnbjeaion of
g. me paiious, the direction Of the elections, and
" the guilty. Zen Of the fcutties that are con mon
4" tothe whole human race"
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III ling, Sterling, in boards.
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Sale by auaicn.
On SATURDAY..


At 10 s'elock, qoR be /'H at the PrrS"'
Stare, tie corner IF King and L"'0'
Street,.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
WhiAy in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quarter caks'
Molafcs in hhdS.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap In boxes
Coffee in oaks and bags,
Raiirs in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and oo,e
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, AHfj0nfer.
Ofooer 8.
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CONEITIONS.

/. TIE Work f5aK bs eamp,ysdm t7Uo
Du'dscimo volamfs, ef aboat 40 pages
eaeb, q @aR beprinlea in the bea manner,
an a fine Paper, andnfav Tbe.
II. TIE prre toal be one Dollar ter9s-
lime in boards, payabie on deliOey.
- 4 vep Comfortable rxmber Of Co.
pics icing ai,eady .latftrided for, tbe qcsrk
.@aN be pat 70 .Ptsts ard ,snjsed evhbons
delay. ~.
Or Sulitnphiaas rseeivfd BY the Pub
kt6tr.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

- UN AWAY from the Sub(crbcr, during
N, the .iaG harylf, Negro Man nsnied
ABRAHAM. lie Is Cooper by trade, he.
twecn ierty ard toTy five Years Of age, five
ieer fevea or eight inehts high, his teeth very
much decsyed. greatly addicted to drurkersf,
and whsn 10 extremely laxative "a !cgr TN the
back Of his right hand, cccaiioned by = cut
received from the cotres's howell, when at work
makes him remaskable,---As he has tecn ieen
at work n alexandria, about the whalves and
cooper's fhops, it is expected he nay te eadIy
taken, The above Reward viii he given to
any FeFion for Experiencing the iaid hegro,
and iecuring him IN the rearelt Jail, 70 that
get him again, or I'wspty Dolla:s j. delivered
To ne III this town.
ROBERT LEWIS;
Frcderiekfburg, Sept. y. hISt
10 fipcs,4tn Proof Brandy,
10 f'has. RTfaan Sugar, fit qpS!:'yj
70 Puhshrcns afnaica and Grenada Run,
10 Bales Cotton,
20 Quarter Ca!ks, F & Fl Englifh Gun
power,
50 Bags Pearl Barley,
SoQ!b. Fine Ground Ginger,
Fer SALE, BY
R. 5. JAMESON.
Ssptember II. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-13
Lands III Kentuckv.

To be Jo.d BY PubAe Sale at The
7ontiae COTE Rom, Ne7r 1ork, on the
I'd Ay sf DecemJer rest, al IL o'etaek,
n25n.
Eleven thouiand acres ofland
in one or more lots; laying in the coun-
~ of Fayctte, fate of Kentucky about
80 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles fouth eaf Of the 0hio River and
adjacent TO the public road between the
two Mama Rivers ard {everal riing
fettlements. The foil generally good,
well watered and timber Of various delcrip-
tions.
Theie lands within Is miles of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both navi-
gable two 20 three hundred miles above the
extremity ofthe lands.
HE,
To be fold at the fame time and place
as the above, another TRACT ef LIND
OF nine thouland acres, in one or more lots,
in the county Of Fayette, fate Of Ken
lucky, nearly the fame diAance from Lex
ington, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, diE-
tant from the latter only 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 (ettled parts of Kentucky, and op-
polite Jerfey iet,lement. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Eiq. in 1857 and
1888, and the title deeds are clear and in
diiputable.
AS theie lands are to BE ditpofed of for
behalf of creditors, they will be pohtively |
fold to the highelt bidder, for approved |
mates, fsst . i Hss "ssvd .hree menths.
of Lexington; Mfr. George Brook, 'cre,rz
of Woodfoyd county or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the lands.
For further information and an accurate
plan of the lands, apply toJohn s Charles
Wilkes Eiqrs. or Lewis Sinond Eiq. New
York, or to Mr.. Brown, Dumfries, Viz
ginia.
July 90. d