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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-13

coddfh, 4. dry, $50 50f. Duty amounts
Green, 80 to ssf. do. bit.on.
Cotton, Georgia, Sea Iiland, ZOO TO 2azE.
per cwt. doll, bur not abundant.
Upland, 40 TO 5of. do. DO.
LouiGana, do. TO DO.
Flour, Amer. 20 to AFT. in demand for
Spain.
Indigo, Lou'fana, J to Iof. j,
Carolina, 4 TO ST. w.
Logwood, canpeachy, II to Isf. per cwt.
flow.
Nankeens, oto IF. per piece.
On, whale, s. 10 oof. per Dbl.
Spermaceti, IS to 7of.
Pepper #, 5os. to If. los. riGng.
Pork, loot. per barrel.
Tobacco, Virg. zo'o ST. per cwe.
Caro-. & Geog. 80 to 45f. ifeady
Maryland, 80 to GOT. price.
From the GGSete 6f The United States
TO TOM PAINE
Detected reptile wherefore halt thou come,
10 ADD new evils 60 our grooming land
TO fone wild defert let thy carcale roam,
Where naush can wither by thy batting hand
Has Europe, weary of Thy daily crimes,
Dig rged thee wretch c9rrupfing and corrupt?
AIT thou tao vie cen Tor her blood ltai,led times
That thus you leave her fudden and abrupt.
When the high pillows RATED thee towards thy
God,
Didn I'll no, trerble at bis awful frowns
Add when again you funk into the flood,
Did Hcl Tot gape terrific and profound
In that dread hour thy foul no comfort knew
M pfeaGns hope was found within thy breaA
For there torn of terrors loudly blew,
Compared with which the Ocean was at ref.
Thy friend with all his power who called thee
here,
Gould then no Joy, no moment. cafe inpars;
You cen forgot the rapture, now 70 dear,
To meet in him kind congenia Heart.
Now iaie on ihore again your ipirits rife;
Again .ur power o. blafpheny employ:
Hurl bold defiance both TO earth and fkics,
And church and fate with frantic Zeal deGroy.
But frf to Monticello benz your way;
Drink wife innruction Sirom the beft of men;
Then to thy goddefs Reafon with him pray;
And ruh forth from his philofophic den.
But till to bear the curfes that purfue,
And fhut thine ears agaial rhe hitting crowd;
Ufe thy good friend 10 often tried, 10 true:
Here Rum is cheap and DrulLeneis a!lowd.
In the dark hour thar brought thee t. our fhurs,
The fhadc of Warrington did awful fowl
Hence, gloomy moultsr curle mankind no more,
Thy perfaa filthy as thy foul is foul.
When lifes electric fpark ihall quit thy frame,
Mytiats of devils wait to ieze their piey
With fhouts aud yell they loudly call thy name,
Then bear thee TO thy defined DOOM away.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-13
aleran0rta aDnertiser.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is.


We this day commence the publication
OF Paine's infamous letter to Gen. Wafh
ingson, and recommend il 70 the ieiious
perufal OF every friend 10 this country.
GO A Letter-Box is affixed
to The Front Door Of the Office
ofthe alexandria Advertiser, for
the reception Of communica-
tons, Political, Commercial and
Moral.
For the information Of thofe intereRed
in Britilh fpoiiatons, we publifh The fol
loving Extraa Of "a letter from The Ans
rican Agent in London, TO Mr.. ELISHA
HART, OF Saybrook, dated
Lonaon September If, 1902.
/" I am happy to inform you that the
Board Of CommIilioners have decided your
Cafe of the Schooner Polly, Stillman, in
your favor.
PRIGESCURRENT-L LONDON, Sept IL.
Aihes, Pot, Amer. cwt. 1875 to II los 81
Pearl, II is to IT'S
Gator, New England, ID. Is to s. Cd
Coffee, fine. cwr. 81 los to 81
Good, Al l5s to 81
Middiing, 4l.l5s 10 4li6s
Cotton, ST. Domingo, ID. Is Sd 10 is rod
Georgia and s. Carolina, IS TO
rs Sd
Flour, Amer. fine, Dbl. Il IS to II los
fupelfne, 1850 IlI5s
Hides, Buenos Ayres, 10. I'd TO cd
Indigo, New-Orleans, uncertain
Carolina, none
Iron, pig, American none
Shot, tor, 37lt to 81 los
Logwood, Campeachy, ton, Isl 15s 10
I7fIos
Honduras, chipt, I3ito I4lI5s
unchipt, Slto 81
Mahogany, Honduras, #. lod to is cd
Jamaica, 81 to IS
Hilpsniola, is I'd to rs sd
Pitch American, cw1. lis to IFS
RoGn, Black, American, cwt. II to II rs
Yellow, II IS to II IS
Skiing, Deer, in hair, is to IFS Sd
Slaves, Amer. pipe, per, 1900, zol to z4l
hid. III to Isl los
barrel, 81 to 81 S.
Sugar Jamaica, cwt. al IS TO 81
HAVANA, white II g to 81 rs
brown. II lis TO 2! S.
Tar, American, Dbl. Il to IiIs
Timber, Amer. Oak, load, 81 S. TO 81 l5s
Plank, 81 los 20 Il IS
Pine, ~ s. TO II los
Plank, lol los to I3l
Tobacco Maryland, Yellow, lb. Cd to
I'D
Middling B,own, 5 I'd to Sd
Long Leaf, Sd to s "a
Virginia, York River, 3 d to g
James River, 81 TO 5 ID
Strip Leaf, 4 ID to s ID
Rappahannock, 2 to Sd
Ca5oiina, ID to 4 ID
South Potomac, ID to 4
Georgia, d TO 4 ID
PRICE CURRENT at BouRDEAUx, 3o.h
September.
Afhes, pot and pearl, s. to 4of. per cwt.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-13

We this day commence the publication
OF Paine's infamous letter to Gen. Waih
ingfon, and recommend il 70 the fe,ious
perufal OF every friend TO this country.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-11
PALLADELPHLA, Dec. 2r.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
To trace tbs Elulkigq G.aug ;,

To trace TIRE f2uLtiag Ga4S."
Whereas, two letters, written ~ tho
CITY OF Wilmington, one on the 9th, and
the either On the 9TH initanr, by Richard
Peters, lunr. efquire, bet5 isc1sl, and d.
tected TO INC, were ieic at the bar or Mr.
Sr-le's hotel, where lettegs for the mai
are frequently depoGted; and whereas
neither OF thole letters has been received
bY ms, hereby offer reward OF ttiv
f5I5Hrs TO any psrion who will proirIce
thoie letters, with the leals entire. or
f50snt) -fVs dollars for either of them.
and, in cafe the falls be broken, the
"Aole iuni OF .tf{y dollars fhall be Given
70 any Perion, who will 70 detect the
Villain, who has broken open, or detained
s'tber OF them, as thar the culprit NAV he
brought 20 iui}ice.
In order &c aGiit the enquirer, I think
proper TO ttate, thar, at the time wher
TIE trit mentioned letter was ,eHr n
Mr' Settles, which was on Sunday even
i2g' the 9TH Infant, James Cbcstbaaz. an
tEngllihman, batter by trade, now re-
!dcnr in New Y oriz, and editor OF a M
per, Called, american Cifizen, was r. rhe
houte; and that on the Friday following.
tas i"6iequent paragraphs appeared IN
ne aurora, p'rPorring TO be written by
inc edlror OF chat paper at Wa!hinpron.
On the very day upon which the flrlt let
'eF ought 10 have left thac city.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-11
" FROM TIE EDITOR. "
#45tHgtoH Gig, Dc. 7, 1907.

g The Preiidenr ipeaks in his foeecb
very animaredly on the natllralizatioI,
law and on the judiciary--and on the
militia laws and Iuries.
Wallace and young Peters are b4ya
II law lerfer written by the LATER r,
bEonton, This day, in which he rev;)e.
MI Jehsrton for attempting to dev;afe
7,ofo ~ aihingron and Adams's Draffice
FotsTS Promlies BroRion to give him
5eauIaT lntormarloni and alludeS to lon,-
!-tTer OF Chauncey 60 d Mr.. Clark. 49,
lays Duane is here TO easycis ag in
,?"f4Fe, and Cheetham 10 OBTAIN one -
ilbjefr, "a 'ii~
one 'J 'o"S
It may beProper further to fate, thar
9n the respective days upon which tho)c
letters {Ts became due, received blanE
meets o. paper, tca.ed in the form? &C
lGITe[S' erected TO me and ltan7ped With
the Warrington polt-mark the erif
WIN the mark, December =; the faconJ
december 8. Ihelc were both fenr
1ac', 70 the Pof- matter in this civ md
inc PoltaGe was refunded. The FRO.
3aolilty Is, thar, when the letters OF M.
Fcters were ftolen, theie blank 0beer.
we're dropped il their places, il order
taaF [iie Shett might elcape notice.
l 90 not think It worth while tn cali
"f''i' ~ Lui&'n duane to account for the
manner Ia which he came hy the egrr.c-
tofWsrded BY him TO this Civ, and
z ln!''hed II his paper. Iflc Is 2 wretlb
20 Da1e as to feal, and 70 mean -. -
oreaS open, and publih private and
confidential letter, it IS n5f nrobs I,I(,
IilaI e "0olt be ingenuou, ehoprr6 -
Iol''5lS the vlliany. J (aan, howe
laEect copy Of this advertisement 70 y -. .
F"l 10 aim, and another to Cberrban,
.1.lty OF Claiming the reward, provided.
e',her OF ghcn has the power and fI ~
lnS'aaEon 70 make the prove az, ~. tl.0
ij5c' Several other communicate.
l.sve been lately directed to r,e f.515
" Arlington, By different oear,e.nl.
o15 nave nor come 10 hand. Sor;ct,r
as "eI IS rnyselGhaye an. igrereG ~ n.,y
nag "--5P = h'ch uaheard Of outraoes
+. BRONSON
Bgccrlher O. o.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-11

Be urged againf him. lie had Only 20
have paid che ilm from his private purlr,
and the difficulty was NJ al end. This he
wanted couragc to do and, by MATCH
LESS FATALITY, that very pen, which
had been ielectcd for his defence, has
been fHraed aga:a9 bin Altoailhnlenr
airnolt 1uHocascs reelection! Let us
paufe.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-11

L certainly was from no perfo7al
a.acmuent 60 Thomas 9efcrf5n, fbar
5 OK Author yentiucb lengths as he did.
but IS 1cfIerlon, mad been 70 Great =
gamer by the bufneiS, he was bound
~ gratitude 70 lcryc rhole, who had e.
eilenttajjy fasved hin; as well as he vae
o 'q'd - jo.ice to kssp his pyon ye,.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-11

yer performed. That the executive |
would have ordered the fine to have
been dltpenicd, with, had it not been
paid, we have no doubt 1t would have
been hisduty to have doneio, its omiaion
would have been reprehenGble. The
PRECEDENT, with every other friend Of
freedom, could not out be of opinion,
that the ledition law was unconiUtuyio-
nal, and exceedingly pernicious 1t was
therefore his duty, one which We are
proud TO fay he was determined to per
form, TO remove every pain and penalty
inflicted under it. Bur Callender's fine
having bon paid into che Ireafury, the
Predetermined no conuoul over it. IN
deed, reardlcis as Calender is Of truth,
and determined us he is to injure, as
much as nc can, the prcient admini!tIa-
ton, he las, to the beit Of oUr rccollec-
zion, fiatcd that Mr.. Jcfferton ae7sy
sGue the order aicribed to him bv the
federaIits. Fle has aarly conuaii6ted
lhe ca.umny, although it tuirs the pur-
poles Of Coleman and PrentiS 20 re-
pea it.
L was not our deiign TO have offered
any thing in the flape Of an anlvcr TO
theabove performance. We had pro
Dokd to content ouyielVes with re puJ
iiilIno the Advertisement by 8ronion,
which follows the preicnr article. When
! nan has, 10 a public newspaper, 3esa
sJeGoret 4 t5isf, when he has found it
netenary to fer down in tlIence, in the
lap of ;g.iamy, it is I national dItgracc
that iuch fellow lhould be uttered 20
publi(1 a newspaper At al. It IS te-
-ond, and It'll more enormous naronl
ditgrace, that any perioa, OF any parry,
lhould be found mean, or bale cEorShto
countenance the publications oflljsonr-
caf character. But theie hcf and e.
cond examples Of difgrace, arr exrin-
gnithcd in the hyperion and rraaiccndenc
ignominy, which marks the third In at
tempting to proceed, we feel oar inequa-
lily to the talk Of deicribing ii.
Thomas Jefcrlon is a gentleman
ofclaGical education, Of correct 1aitc,
and OF unqueitionabie talents. As
private character, his morals have been
coniidered as unexceptionable. BY TIC
lufAfrages Of an immenie majority of his
fellow citizens, he is choien as the Iu-
preme ragiftrate Of the American re-
public, Never did = more lplendid
harvelt o. glory prefcnt itlelf t. the
fDr,Iaf- hCf,s ar the ,UiI1afF an ~;t;or,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-11

Role, keeper of the jail OF Richmond.
Mr.. felterlon produced Zip of paper,
which was underitood TO be ~ extract
OF letter from his kinflnan. The exact
words are not remembered. MIR feffcr-
ion, after reading the Flip Of paper, once
over: cali it into the fire. But the teaor
Of the meGage was, that Calender
ihou,d not be loier by the pay
men1 oIhis fine. Mr.: Role was preicnt,
when this pah. A few DAYS after
wards, MIR David Mcade Randolph
tent Tor Calender, with q menage tia.
ne was directed to return him The TWO
hundred dollars. Within lhorr time,
the latter waited upon the narlhai, in
tai confidence of receiving back his
money. MIR. Randolph obierved that nc
had received an interim admonit;oa
from lome eminent lawyers IN Rich
mond- He laid, thar they had CON
WINGED him, that the PRECEDENT mutt have
been miitaken, that he had exceeded
ms powers in making fuch a promite.
II word, thele lawyers had laid at that
ume, what Cheetham iays now.
The re payment ofthe fine was fu(-
pended until the 10th Of tune there
AFTER, thar it to fay, for three months
and an half Preldenr Teferion in
itantly di.coVered the grap INTO which
ne had betrayed himtel5, DELAYS OF
Repayment flcceeded, At the end Of
Tx weeks, a letter of expofulatiou,
couched in 4 file, nor very katherine
was addreiled by Calender, then at
Richmond, to Mr.. Tefferton then at
N1ontlce!io- The letter was delivered
to lar. Jcfcrioh, perlonally, When
The prell~cnt had read the letter he cave
70 the gentleman who brought it, a YER
oa! ana unneanlng anfwer. Upon re-
ceiTlng notice fir, Calender inIlantly
wrote lettcr to the Secretary Of STATE
Ills o6Iecr was not TO tolicic. as = favor.
enc re- payment OF the TWO hundred dol
E@r5' On he contrary, he demanded
as q right, t2e performance OF The Pre-
Jtde"S 5 pro9Sls. Mr.. Madifon had Daid
for and hac received fifteen COPIES Of
had allo called at Richmond RI; FL - nc
the author fo- parcel of cnr ,~'', - ~
tequenr publication go ~ he ~ . ' 70
OF the authors productions. tbar Mr.
NGadifon had fen, fro[n '' 5be e'-5 30 -;
cal Prggys5, and rbe g5n,t ~ Fze. o.''I
ExejE, through a long li,ccai7;c -It' v y
ica5ions, tbs ornament and d., 3a y; i5po -
Congreis bad been unjform and, drc;fye
in his critical APPRECIATION To ~. - 49, :
cieman, Calender appIi4d \, j. t'l1s H.
tarei the P,smanirs mo ,,' Alt NJ, re
Tya-rlon you'd BRING b;,,c.,r 'j,eil WI :. =
~ 6yees5 II IN mJ52c:tea %rl,,,:L, Z" a. a.
diverted to the triumph w3iC5 rbe g :
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09

BURLINGTON, (Ver. October / s.
The leglilature met in this town yeaer-
day. The houfe formed at 10 O'Clock
when committee was appointed TO fort
and count the votes for governor, lieuten-
ant governor, councillor, and treaiurer.
The houfe adjourned at r O'Clock for the
pupole OF hearing the election lermon,
whish was preached by the Rev. Mr..
Atwatch of Miid!cbury, and difp!ayed
much learning and ingenuity. The mu-
fc, vocal and Instrumental, was directed
by Mr.. Booth. in fuch manner as to
merit the highea appreciation.
His Excellency Ilaac Tichenor, had
1898 votes for governor, & is re-eletted.
His Hon. lllael Smith, 5,oS5. Scat
tering ISL.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Hon. Paul
Brigham, 1884 ana is elected. Hon.
Asad Hunt, z,249. Zebina Curtis, zoz.
Scattering As.
Councillors. Samuel Stafford, William
Chambcrlin, John Strong, Jonas Galolha,
Solomon Miller, Eliiha Allis, Noah Chit
tendon, John White, Berah LOOMS, r.
liakim Spooner, James Withefill, Stephen
Williams.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09
ISAAC TICHENOR'
NEW YORK, November s.
Burlington, CO. IS.

Game Up from quarantine, the On E
Ouantlbaycook, Porter, from Port hePu. >.
lican. Spoke Ooober II, IN l1t' 81 !,
long. "A, the brig Good Intent, =, o d ~ y
Portsmouth,, is days from the wen ~
dies tor Bottom. Captain 7. lniotlm'
that the loop Harmony, OF Ne"os" .,
from Cape Francois and the le' 0'1 r.,
Difpatch, Williams, ffom the Cape 70 %
Bottom, were both caa away on ne D.
Point of Heneaga, the latter end OF ospIs",
bsr-,hrre Of the crew OF the rd,"o ~,
are paacngers with capt Porter rs 81
informs, that Philadelphia Dig wa .b.r
away on Altand's Key and a01 d -
fquafe rugged veasl was leen a VICE. "
Hen. aga.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09
LAND FOR SALE.

THAT well known Tract called
J. WEST-POINr, iituate in the low
er end of King William County, and
bounded by York, Mattapony and Pa
munkey Rivers, containing nearly 5000
acres.
To be minute IN delineating the many
and greatnatural advantages attached to
this land, would be fuperaaous, as fran
gers would view it before they purchaie
& thofe who are acquainted with it, want
90 further information. 1t may not how
ever be improper TO FAY, that as to fertili-
~ of Toll, benefit of navigation, and the
advantage of flh, oyfers and wild fowl,
it is rot exceeded by any tract of land ia
Virginia. This land win be difpofed of
by Public Sale, at Welt Point, on Wed
neiday, the hrf day of December next, in
lots, OF from three to four hundred acres,
on tAe following terms, to wit: One third
of the purchaie money paid down, one
third in eighteen months, and the balance
in one year after the expiration ofthe faid
eighteen months; and the payments to be
lecured 5y bond and deed of truf on
the land, with interea from the day of
iale.
A clear and indefeaGble title will be
made to the purchafers by the fubfcribers,
who have authorized Mr.. Patrick Hen
dren to attend the iale and make convey
ances.
WILLIAM FITZHUGH,
diexandria.
Charles CARTER,
Sbvly.
Oa. Is Nov. ~ Gods.
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n . t [ G. E..

III pursuance Of a Decree Of the
Cremt Court offbe Bntria efColam-
6ia, far alexandria County. qoal be
exposed to sale far cash, on Saturday tie
4tb day Of December next.
a Lot of Ground on the welt
iide of Fairfax Street, and to the fouth of
franklin Street adjoining Lot of Jofhua
Riddle on the South. This lot is twen-
ty one feet in front, in depth, feventy
three feet, and is lubjef to ground rent
OF ieyenteen dollars and an half per an,
mum.
Alto, another Lot of Ground
beginning on Fairfax Street zSs feet 10
inches fouth from Franklin Street, extend
ing in front on Fairfax Street twenty
feet, in depth Iz3 feet 5 inches ; on the
Lofts final we'll fnilhed DWELLING
HOUSE. This Lot is fubjett to an an
nual rent Of five fittings.
THOS. IRWIN, I
John DUNLAP, 9Comm'rs.
PETER WISE,
November 2. eoI3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09
PHILADELPHIA, Novembe' o .

PHILADELPHIA, Novemo'' "
Clea,e', big Lark, Brown, of' rh no.
mas; lchoonsr Be4,y, Jacobs, $. 10
mas and St. Croix. cb,,lel-
Schr. Sally, CFathoroe' is0n aa,s near
ton to this po.t, was driven a'hols n Isa !.
Cave fIenlop.o Beach, on Mo'N.s' aoet
The crew vas tayed and he caro- ''''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-26

In confequence Of a power
veled iii the overleers of the poor, for
telling the Glehe Lands in each pariA,, the
overieers Of the Poor for the county of
Loudour, viii proceed to fell on the azd
OF Sertembes next, on the premiles, on a
credit Of twelve months, to the higheft
bidder, she GLEBE LAND belonging
to the rarifh Of Cameron; and on the a9th
OF fsia month they will fell on tie fame
ternss the Glebe Landsbelopgiog to the
pari(h 0 Shelburne.
II. B. The lands will either be fold in
lots or altogether, as may bef fuit The
purchafers.
On Monday the 9th of Sep
TENDER the overieers of the poor for the
faid county will meet at the Poor liouie,
at II O'Clock, for the purpofe Of contraa.
ing with lome Irritable perfon TO take
charge Of the poor for the entuing year.
Loudoun County, Auguf I6. d3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-26
FIRST NOTICE.
IL the fge u JOHN B. ARMsTEAD, a
Ba1kYubt.

In the CAFE ef JOHN B. ARMsTEAD, a
Bankrupt.
WHgRg rs Commifion Of Bankruptcy,
founded upon The ACT of Congrefs of the
United States, paaed on the 4th day Of
April, 1900, entitled I" An Act to etab-
lih an uniform sly9em of BANKRUPTCY
throughout the United States has been
awarded and iilued againf Jobn B. Aym-
Fead ofthe county of Loudoun, merchant /;
and he being declared a Bankrupt, is
hereby required to iurrender h!mfelf to the
Commiflloners in the faid Commiiiion NAM
ed, or major part Of them, on the laa
Wednesday in September next, and on
the hrR and fecond Wednesdays in Oefo-
Der following, at the houie OF Mr.. Lag,
in the town Of Middleburg (Loudcun
County, at IL O'Clock on each day, aEl
make full difcoyery and diiclofure Of his
eitate and effects, when and where his
creditors are to come prepared TO Prove
their debts; at the fecond fitting to chufe
ailignees, and It tie lait lifting, the laid
Bankrupt is defred to hniih his exarnina-
ton, and lis creditors are to sGent to,
or ddIem from the allowance of his GER
tihcate.
All perlons indebted to the faid Bank.
rupt, or that have any of his effects, are
not TO pay or deliver the fame, tut to
whom the commiilioners lhall appoint.
BURR POWELL,
Secretary TO the Commilion.
Middleburg, Auguf ID. i7Il DIST
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-26
Lands in Kentucky.

TO be fold BY Public Sals at the
Toufiar Ce4ss-Rocm, Ne4r Yak, on TIE
I'd Aa, Of December aest at II o'eloeh
nooN.
Eleven thoufand acres ofland
in one or more lots; laying 10 the coun-
'ty of Fayet,e, fate Of Kentucky about
80 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
70 miles fonth eaf of the Ohio River and
adjacent TO the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and leveral 1iGng
settlements. The foil generally good,
well watered and timber of various delcrip-
tions.
Theie lands within Is miles Of Maia
Locking and Kentucky rivers, both navi-
gable two TO three hundred miles above the
extremity of the lands.
AJ6,
To be fold at the fame time and place
as the above, another TRACT efLAND
OF nine thouland acres, in one or mole lots,
in the county Of Fayette, fate of Ken
tuclsy, nearly the fame ditance from Lex
ingtop, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, da-
.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 lcttled parts=o Kentucky, and OPP
polite Jerfey le,,lement. The. grants
by Edmund Randolph, Efq. in 1881 and
i 78S, and the title deeds are clear andin-
.as
AS thefe lands are to be dipofed Of for
behalf Of creditors, they will be pofltigely
fold to the highef bidder, tor apPoyed
notes at two and three months. :
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James Maiterlah
of Lexington Nh. George Brook, Clerk
Of Woodford county; or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the lands.
For further information and an accurate
p,an Of the lands, apply TO- John & Charles
wilkes Elqrs. or Lewis Simond Efq. New
York, or to Mr.. Brown, Dumfries, Vir-
GINA.
July so. q
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public SALE.

,KIM be Gidfo the kigbef biadry, tor req
dy mouey, on S4TURD14T the aStb
dqy Of AEgsf nfst, on tbe bremjle',
Sixty Acres OF LAND.
near the old Court Houfe, in Fairfax
county and adjoining the lands of VIM.
DENEALE and IIFNRY GUNNE- L; this
land is of good quality, and produces good
corn and wheat, and is fold by virtue of
deed Of truf from Edward Adams and
Jem;ma bis wife TO me, TO fatisfy debt
due frotl the iaid Edward Adams to Will
liam Deneale, amounting to L7o, with
intereG from 18th June, 1899.
JAMES WILEY, Truitee.
July 70. d.
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NOW LANDING,
AND FOR SALE,

Oneftout OAK FIR AME, 28
feet by is feet in the clear, 10 feet high
in the clear, with hiped roof, fuficientIy
lfrong for a warehoufe or barn; will be
fold cheap; alto various other Frames, 2
ftory, u ifory, and one ftory alto, a
quantity of teafoned OAK PLANK,
from one to two inches thick, 33feet long,
and other Lumber as ufual.; Scafoid Poles,
Lime, Hair in tlerces or fmaller qunatity,
and fand.
The fubfcriber has ALTO two HOUSES
to rent, one of them fituate in King freet,
near Mr.. Richters, the other on the
wharf near MeGrs. Ricketts, and New
toms warehoufe.
THOMAS PRESTON.
Auguit 20. d