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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-10

Two thouiand pieces flrit qua
lily NANKEENS, juR received and tor
fale by
7anney g Palor.
May 70. s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-10
FOR SALE,
In fee fmplc or Ground Rent.

BY Public Au67son, on the Pre-
mics, an Wedusjdy the 25d dayg tie
frelenf msatb, not prsOioalJJ ela BY
brivate e0Atraa,
half an acre of Ground IN
town, ftuate on the north fide of Prince
and Welt hde of Warrington freets: Be-
ginning at the interfe6tion of faid areets,
fronting Warrington 10 feet 7 inches,
and on Prince itreet 123 feet s inches.
The ground is laid of in convenient
building lots. On one of which is very
good dwelling houle, now under rent 10
James M'Clenahan
Warrington is tie mott fpacious areet
in town, aud will mott probably become
the centre. This ground has the advan-
tage Of laying between the two principal
fFeets leading from the country cir
cumfance of much importance, 10 thofe
who are deircus of purchahng. Apply to
ricketts,, Newton 8 Co.
lillian HodgJ Jon.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-10

On Wedaslay, the l6tb day Of Jaue,
q0rN be Jola at public aal7ior, 81 he
pennies,
About forty FIVE acres OF
LAND, in and adjoining to the town Of
Alexandria, and binding on Hunting creek.
This land will be divided into fquares, ac-
cording to the plan of the town, and each
fquare will be fold separately, on a credit
Of fix, twelve, fifteen and eighteen months
the purchafers giving notes negotiable
in the bank of Alexandria, with APPROX
ed endorlers.
The whole of this land is now enclofed
by poR and rail fence. It's contiguity to
the town, and lis high and healthy iitua-
ton render it amongf the mott deGrable
eaates in the neighborhood for building
lots. On one Of the lots neat and com.
modious framed dwelling houfc hath been
erected, together with the necelary out
houies, and on this lot there is well
ofgood water, and number of Rourifhing
trees growing. Some fmall frame houfes
have been erected on an adjoining lot.
The title to this property is complete,
and conveyances will be made in fee finn
pie when the purchafe money is received.
The title papers may be feen, and likewiie
a plat of the land and lots, by applying
to the fnblcriber.
JAMES H. HOoE.
At the fame time and place will behold
a LEASE for thirteen years oftwenty fe-
ven acres of LAND adjoining the above
tract iubjea to ground rent Of twenty
feven pounds per year.
May II. dim
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-10
THE
Accommodation Coachee,
THE

WILL leave Mr.. Gadlby's City Ia
vern every morning, at half paf four
O'Clock, for Baltimore, to accommodate
our Alexandria friends returning, leaves
Mr.. Evans's, Indian Queen, every morn
ing at fix o'clock, and arrives at Alexan-
dfia the fame evening.
The Projectors will rot undertake to
promrie asmuch as the Mail Plot, which
runs bur 50 miles per day, although it is
fald TO Pilot the Mail, which runs from
80 to 100 miles per day.
The PROPRIETORS.
June Q. ot3aw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-10
oPRING GOODS.
WILLIAM OXLEY

IA, rsesi0td per the Panl Seimoa, via
Sas'imore, and Union, capt. WoodboaJc,
from Loadon,
A iupply of fuitable GOODS
'0 i,, ieaion, which are now o.enipg and
VIII oe fold low by the package or piece,
t s1a ne IS IN daily expectation of receiving
N. B. He has ALTO for fale,
eh.na in boxes and Sadlery.
Nav 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-10
Mears. Printers,
u A WIN G returned home

from a Journey, I have juit ieen notice
IN your paper, hgned Robert Alexander,
eant:oaing perions from purchafng lots ad-
verified by Col. Sinms ard Mr.. Fitz-
hugh, attornies in fact for Mr.. PendIe-
ton, of New York, and fome time fnce
fold by me, alledging that he has claim
and inttituted fuit for laid property. In
contradiction to faid anertion, / now think
it my duty, in juaice to Mr.. Pendleton.
and the gentlemen to whom | fold, to-
fate, in the mott pofitive terms, that he,
the faid Alexander, his father, nor any
.perfon whatever under whom they could
claim, ever were in PoGelion, or ever
made claim to one foot of faid property
in any manner. It was purehaled by me
of DR.. Eliiha Cullen Dick, many years
paH, and, | believe, there is not a better
title in America for the correctness of
the above, refer TO Col. Ssmms, who is
fully poGeAed Of the whole buhnefs, and
whole legal abilities and integrity will
convince every perfon of the truth Of my
anertions. The fate is, that faid Alex
ander pretends a claim to fcne land pIr-
chafed, and paid for by me, from his IA
ther, which land does not even adJoln the
lots advertifed in any part for which land
fuit was infituted, in his name, 10 the
county court of Fairfax, as fated by him,
which has been dilmiaed at has colt, as
will appear by copy of the decree from
thecle.k, in my poaeaion. | will only
obierve, at preient, that he mutt be igno-
rant and fupid indeed, not even TO know
where his pretended claim lies, as | do
again aver, that it does not even adjoip
the lots advertiled for the correctness of
this, Irefer to his own bill exhibited a.
gainf me, in the fuit he ipeaks of andcf
record in the county court of Fairfax, and
the deed Of his father to me of record III
the fame couaiy.
On the day Of fale, the 18th of June,
Col. Simms will be on the fpot, and will
fatisfy any gentleman in the mott clear and
unequivocal manner of the correctness OF
this fatement. B. DADE.
June :.
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pabltf @alr.
On FRIDAY,

,, t,x o'rlgek, qval be md at tie Ytnaas
Store,
Rum in hogfheads and barrels.
Whilkey in barrels,
Gin in caks and barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
Molaaes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
aIorted,
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0PRlNG GOODS.
JOHN RAMSAY.

fi1, imported by the brig Union, cap
gam Woodhouie, from London. IN 3eorf-
1 :. q goods iuiiable for TIE fesfen, and
I1a y daily expectation of receiving by the
anal fupply. ~ 1oai'i-
Nav IS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-10

Clean linen and cotton
SSs bought at this office.
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ALSO,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfne cloth and Kerfimeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Irih Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Cambrick and Gotten fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing hlks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER,
June S Vendue- Mater.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-16

graduating h;mlelf on being able to rem
der any iersices to the city. By this act
of duty, he has acquired right to the
acknowledgment OF the public.
In confequence of this content, tie mu-
nicipality will provilonally hold its fit
tings at the houfe ot-ci,izen francois Nau,
and will occupy i.felf with the interetts OF
their unhappy fe!low-eitizens, and with
the means OF repairing their misfortanes.
The prefer, procels verbal was made
and concluded en- Friday, 10Th plavio!e
18th February, lsoa) 10th year OF the
French republic, at II O'Clock at night.
Signed in the inmate book,
CESAR TEIEMAQUE, Mayor,
LACONFCuROUE, FhRROS, La
TOHTUE, BERNARD, Municipal
.Adniniittasors,
DELAGARDE, Commifary of
tie government,
FOUQUlGR, Secretary regifer.
ComPared, Signed, FOUQUIER,
Secretary RICHTER.
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Gibbon rs. the latter chiefly bro's up. Bra.
iii Weed Ego. Nicaragua Wood, very
icarce. Some Trim. Cocoa has gene of this
week at ozs. In Pimento & Ginger, MOTH
ing doing. About geo hhds. OF inferior
export Tobacco have been bought tor
Holland at I'D. 3d.-Ieo csks Of
new Rice arrived but not landed.
Wheats continue very dull, and on the
decline good foreign lis. Cd. 49,
Canada los. Cd. q It's. Per 7olbs-A-
merican fuper6ne Flour As. 46s. per
barrel There is iome enquiry for Pot
Afhes for France, but little done in that
article this week.-Pearl Aihes, dull.
81. From TIE MEDITEaRANEAN.
ExtrGa Of letter from geutlfma" at
Tupoli, dated Oac5ey 4. 1901, rsee'v-
ed by Mr. Catkeart, at Leshom, 2Lf
December.
SIP,
!" The principal Object of this letter, is
to acquaint you that two cruizers are rea-
dy to fail, the one fhip Of fifteen guns,
commanded by baiz Hahgi Gilman Can
drietto; the other Greek built Guerli-
nogu;chi or Polacre, of IL guns command
ed by Baiz Oflnan Lcrantinor.
"Ihe Ert of the above mentioned
cruiiers had returned from Carthagena, in
Spain, on the 2 Sd ult. where Che had teen
upon buGneis for the Bahaw. belisve
both the above cruilers will be manned
with Turks, whom the Baihsw wines TO
get rid of, as he is really afraid Of reeeiv-
ing Wifi from the captain Balhaw, in
ccnfequence of having incurred the df-
plsalure Of the grand vizer.-The Balhaw,
above two months ago, pufchaied fine
Imperial lhip, like the one that is block
AIDED az Gibraltar, fhe now mounts ISguns;
Che painted all black, wi,hayellow it';pc
in the middle Che has green Venetian
blinds in her cabin windows, and all the
ornaments If the tern are oil the fame co.
lor-- 1t is fuPpoled admiral Murad will 60
out in her foon.
/" the Bajhaw has three gun boats,
with "a pcunder in each of there bows;
they fired at the American frigates, and
he really believes that they forced them 10
raiie the blockade.
" nope that no American merchant.
men may be found without a convoy, par
ticularlysupon the COATS cfNaples, Sicily,
and their vicinity, as they might ealiiy
fall into the hand; OF the cruiiers, which
are now going out which beiides the &C.
tual lcfs, would be 'lifagreeable conie-
quences, and would entirely reverle the
political iituation Of the United STATES
with this reeency.''
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L u s T.,

Yeaerday afternoon four imall KEYS,
tied together with firing. Whoever has
found the N will be rewarded, By leaving
them with the Printers.
April 20. d3s-
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Va " + T. Il.

A WET NURSE OF good eharaae:.--
fuch an one will aeet with good encou.
ragemens. Apply to the Printers.
April 10. co
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assranOrla aoDsrtlser.
FRIDAY, APRIL I6.

The Harmony, capt. Levering, OF this
port, was at Cape Francois the 10th
March.
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Among the documents accompanying me
Prchdent', meGage ta Cong All, letter 81 Mr.
Hav kins, Agent Of Indian Affairs, fouJh If he
Ohio BY this letter Vt appear tia, Mr. Hawk
in, has induced the Greek rn irttlW rePre
tentative government. Their ,owas 'en5 once
a year 4 doputatio7, conmtng ot five o- FIX
from a town. who meet together and form a IA
tjonal Council thcv appoint y Speaker and
debate m inch proposition As ale made, and
whatever Is agree to IS called the Wi Of the
nation, and recorded AS iuch by The Agent
Mr.. H. h be that this int(itutioA VII in tcT
years approxim ate them 70 more CIVILIZED
Rate.-The agent has alto drawn their atten
lion On the railing of Rock Every town has
lomc cac,le, brought among them molly by
The tories and traders during the revolutionary
war; but they have not held thsm in mrch ef
timaton till lately, Gnce their tuPPlies from
hmti fail them. Lat winter the agent in
lroduced fome ihccP among them ; and Mr..
Bauard has a H1ck 81 ieveral years which IN.
create fat, and have fine WOO. lie his goats
a,fo, which DO we'll - ImProvem ia
agriculture are 1owly progrelHng. FheT have
fenced their fields, and 10 Ploughs have been
iFJed out " tholc ient by he Secretary atWa,
10 Of which are ia uf1 by Indians. There j.
A nuilc-y Of peach trees in the lower Creeks,
and another III Tile upper, and the Indians be
gin to plant them nearly 5000 have been ran
ed and distributed. Cotton IS RATED in lmall
quantities by the Indian, and fome bias been
fnt to market. Flax does well Wheat, bar
lev, rye, AMI oats, apple trees, grape vines,
r4iberries, ard garden Ioos and herbs, have
been Introduced with fuccefs.-The agent has
ALTO encouraged manufactures, and the lat
Spting Delivered to Indian women 100 plir Of
cotton cards and 80 !pjnning wheels There
are 3 looms in the na.ion partly wrought by
Indian aud partly by white women. Three
Indian women Of one family, who have been
lpinning for two years only, have c'c he'd
themfelves well, and acquired by their indutrY
lome hogs and cattle, and are proul ct the ex
ertions they have made Oil Of hickory nuts
and acorns va, in ule in (mall quantities AMONG
the Indians, AS an article of food, The agent
has en- outraged this minnfadure by oHcrin &
good price for II in 81 he could only procure
a few bottle, Of il, but now 1t has inorelttd 10
three hundred gollons actually delivered for
market, and he mentions a trader there, on
his way 20 New O leans with two hundred
gallons Of the oil. = her ma 1ufAdure5 among
them are coarfe earth-rn pots, oroamentel gar
tiers, ball1ets, tanners and moc-aiGs. Mich
other Information relative 70 the Creeks IS Civ
en- in the agents letter, which tends to excite
the pleaing hope that the policy adopted by
the United States towards the p VII gradually
draw them into happy Aat- Of civilization.
(Sah Gl@.l
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-04

IT Is ncot g.a.ys5y t4,tO7, tIIlt not one Joi!a
Of The Land Tax, has been paid: or even aleHad,
upon ourfouthern brethren wals every Far
mer ana jnduarious Mechanic ID New England
has paid he uttermoR fartbing. Whea Lyon
and Others, are pe;itioning to have their fnts
repaid Them, ana ALTO damages f1T Illegal con,
hnement under the Sedifiop a. would y not BE-
well for the Yeomanry Of New England, TO
petition 10 have their Laod tar repaid. The
claim IS infinitely more JUL, an Valty more
honorable.
THE b0or will be manifs0iy relieved BY the
nr7v democratic econoa,y which takes off the ha*
from The carriages q the Virgin4 nobility, and
from double refined loaf fug4r, and leaves an
enormous burden On Glt anu very i2bsrte4 nee
efiry If life, aud ca TIE tools Of every Handi
craft
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MA LLNNWt


REPRESE NTITI0N
Oh rlo,.on cf llr Giles, tile hou[e vent III
rn a committee al tbs whole, ir. Nich9.ton in
th4 chair, on hc oil lar I'VE anoorti21n-n' ere51e-
Jiat4,irer, according " the it-ond Genius.
Mn. Van N-6 informed the committee that
tie re;u-n from Te'nneI,e VA. resolved at The
office of tate. and that /; made the population
Of that Rare amount 70 "a .Oco.
I. was ultimately ag,eei On that the COM
mitr-c rifr. rcqortp-c. refs, and ak leave To lit
again when WA, granted.
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71q sn5t.5.L ag9 accord Jyr Jlt tx Bye5lSr'g
rFNKc s-- clark

THE n,cmn declaration &c the late un'oHon'''
las I'M FAIRBANKS. from the org nai Maal
Uroript competed and Ggned BY himie aod 1'f.s.
hy nv, Council, fhorr time before BIZ E1tGu'uI
To which Is added. fome accoust Of bus L'e AN a.
Character. ana correction of The DtPohnons " VI,
principal Wicnehes, from he lac Puhhez''on =
TrIaI. " they were literally delivered 70 Court y,
CT The 7niy c9Huerlah3a 5-ii h tn Szl;'a' \, h
tB. bLl-e w Execution, eya5 tbs following r-Py I
olFoe~, ar bis L.. m7msat-" -4H t5it paV, VI
mtn.afr !, 4lyraDy -y-;t.e7 " my Dsrlarat"a rzrs
The whole col ec5cd and prbtlfed by Eb H. l, -
FAIRB INKS, J-N. A Farmer Of Dedham J"''
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BOSTON, DEC. 90
From Car EraHc1.g,


From care Fr1rc2s,
We have accounts to the Nh December
when tranquility was perfectly reGored. Off
cial news Of peace in Europe, bad not been re.
ceiveI there but the reports Of il were re
quent ana fome event, Indicated, that, TouC
laiot, was making Preparations @ re(ilt any hol
tile atIemP, to overthrow his government, and
reduce the blacks to their ancien, Gate Of fervi-
tute. The military force in St. Domingo j.
numerous, well diciplioed and equipped: but
we think cannot efcttullly re(il the dilciPline
xiii, and v4lour, Of he veteran batilions which
will be fent againH hem BY France.
Mr.. Burroughs, who arrived padenger in the
Fox, from the Cape, Las politely furnilhed Us
with ergthy proclamation Of CIV. TouaainI
Louverture, on che events which have recent.
ly tranfPreJ in st. Domingo and for bring
ing to Puniihment tie agents IN thole events.
L is dated The 25th Nov. ISoL We have alto
the " Bulletin Official" Of the 10Th IF Nov.
which contains lcvcral addreHes to the govern
or, on the restoration Of tranquility amonga
which j. one fron the citizens Of the United
States rclident at the Cape which is Ggned
by Tobias Lear, and twenty-one other Ameri-
carz
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20 ~
Rgg.th8 f4
N.Y. kEl--r
eHrL1
rAH 10y
a
Eaaks' I2ayrfanu a2a-tac lit
PORT oF PORTLAND

I M(lAiDAN
Arrived IMP Merchant Cape Chrilg9b--,o ' h looT
! days from RoIerds" which place he III y" v
pr lait Lett there ihiP- hr,c Frtni. 'ls 15@
Ne" YORK Criterion N;sioh PhraocBh, G-' An4u,
| Chareiiou, C.; Lydia, Skinner Ai bound "
! Carlton, do briggs Tohu and lo.cpb 80 Silerl
more, Ialon Care New York soy,a M IA, hati-
Lady Wilmington L1comb. Char,s4 lam 1o',Saon
| lAlti Ireland --, CroE, Nrwburv,. -" III ~ h1l-
--, FILLS, B0Hon. bound 10 Hamin-, 'C"OeAsf
| company WIKI ~ sarah, Bunker. HydG NJ e4 i4
| Hannah and Liza, Burroughs B9t,s, g. - t'fk
Mary, HuYet, EewhuryPU H.-SpoEe. Na. --ioa
hn''h channel ihP vary, EU' titf, Cannon ~.
iat' 49, AZ ~ lon 54 WI poGe big Amor, a,- ~
Brtlctti Plymouth, from Bolton bound ), pil 11p'.
Dec IL, lAt z Z, ong 90, 45 tpoke ichoon,r Nv,
! Snow, from kennebcck bound to Bsrb.da.. N
IS, Cape Eiiz4bcth N. w. ~ leagues dgeal. III
IMP Numa, capt Jonathan Tucker lr,ua PM, nv
bound 10 Liverpool Dee ~, lpuke lhD Eaer 80
ms. bound 70 NeWhu ypOtt, O. days from Run
Sumo @J.-Arr.sed hip Cumberland, Waite fran
Bottom. 4''S' uo'
WEDNESDAY Dec. ~.
Arrived foop Wellington, Moody, % dsy. I ,5,.
Nant'nzie. Left there two lchoou rs from Boaoa
frPLa'n, RICE anl Ermbai!--spokc loo0 I4ue.of Nr,
York. I4t. 28, long. %, from q. Ausaltre bm,ni
SAM y-Arrived Cchooner LYON. cant, Min,
's.e s.r-Arrlvsd brig Harriet eApt B4boa. from
Gu-daloupc
SATURDAY, Tan
Arrived lchoaner Ocean, capt. Yblm,' Ro-rA
81 days from Port REPUBLICAN SEIZED h cor,a,
WITH brig P'c'.7c, Nah, aod ichr. Tro, Wsln,r
both for 'itan.-Lrftlh 5-e, ichf. Catherine II
o1'yn, ua, di~"lrrtl tCht I'd wv, Glnorr' y
bvt"0' Lo ia in .o days ior Philadelphia; Icbr
Hipran, Wood. t1i Z, Ioa. wv GH vi ah5lt I, Ill.,.
brig SIN YAK. G.T..tL. far Pl.t.r-,-- j, '@'i
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FHILADELPHIA, DEC. p.


WE learn hom a corefPonjen. a. Wllhing-
,on that tie Senate, with cIoed 10 rs have rat
lied The convention with France containing
a. additional cAuGe, inferred by The Fr1 Con
FIJI. .t4!ing that y ~ unIeritood between the
par,..s that no reference IS hereafter 20 be had
w any former trsltia., and NO lNDEMNGl r.
CATIONS no bid HAD, OR CLAIMED,
~ ETHER PARTY
- Thus the 2oags applied 70 lie claims for 7Jir
iy uaEi2qs n hHIr5.
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trcnl nv u,cU~YeEf, and might lie injurious. he
'vi.hcL lhat All the DOGS Of information might
y. opened, thar all might obtain knowledge on
thef- frtisds Re did not know why this had
lot been done before il IS certainly high time
It was done not from any regard 10 indivld
uas, but from the obligations each member was
under to bis conlttucnrs, ard all TO the pubic,
they were bounI to make thele enquiries: ne
fhould Therefore give his hearty app obaJion 70
HE Ief1lution extending 10 all. He conceived
that all the modes Of tranlatling bullnels, and
he expenditures Of all money, ought 10 pats II
review before that hcul- and TINT he lhou!d
hinlef L1irg forw nd a Restitution IL ihort
sine u this Eff II. making Randing law for
his purpc1e
Doctor Mitchell. He was pleeied with The
TeColuu07. III was the duty OF The nOuie To ~
ieDce lhefe caunnies; or If off, had con
du1fed amils, i ouohi 70 be known, though h
,.as far from lulpectirG any corruption. II
nothing w=rc lott or r.ilpenr, Gill be vl'hed ~
know the ituAtion and mode Of pubic accounts.
1t was atlo nectaaIy 70 enable the comPl-
roller to ltJtle his accounts, as he was iome-
times Obliged u hcGtlte, for the want ot vouch-
ers The obj-a of the refolution be though5
twofold to make enquiries, and 70 makt Iu.es
for correcting irregularities.
80 , r D. II. .,-,.,,I,..J,b he oantla-
- - a,.1Ir,o-.s 81 rron;rn;tv s. his
-.: ~ a.-,t,-.,o, M C,,I.,l was MIR
- .-,l.,,1t Co.-,,. l.,
as Y ..,,-rI1o..l,,, u,
Il t-.:l. r,-,,,rl ,,,,.
&c -. -: 49,. -, qr,,L
Iei0iu' 4" II 'Il"' <'N 'iia' i,,1- Dir
i 49, Il q III, '30u!S r o,rr l-~
ro' ever :o1' 0I.,a -I.', ,I,,I,. rnrooCel
It'll. III 1'.H..-' .c.; III nodo,a III
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-04

The Mr1ippPi Territory Of the Unired States,
.coatJins $3.50 palfoos. The town OF Ne5chez,
(the caritaD $50 perions.-In the diltntt Of
Ndtlhez there were $50, 600 dollA's wcrth of
CoNoo, exported ii 300.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-04

re laid O. the table A relolutioo, the lPirit OF
which was that the election Of Representatives
houId Be in the ratio Of one Representative 70
33,ooo perions. Carried.
TUESDAY, bEc. IS.
Gen. Smith Of Baltimore moved the. follow
ing 1eloluIoaq
Ri lived, That 70 much Of the fcveraI acts,
irnpoling duties on The tonnage Of lhips and ,el
ieis and on goods, wares aud merchandise, i'm
ported il the United States, a. mPof-s d'l-
criminatingiutyof tonnage between foreign vei
lels and yeHels the United Safes, and between
goods imported into tl'e United States u foreign
veGeis and veI-ls Of che Uni'ed States, ought
u Be repealed; fuch repeal to take eHeH when
ever The Pteflent III III be informed that he
discriminating duties Of fore On nations, 70 far
As they operate to the di(alyaatAge Of the com
merce of the United States, lhall have been
bolihed, Ordered 70 lie on the table
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-04
Yp It's e7atf


CHhRLFsTON, RrC. III.
TIE amendmcrts ID The Federal Contuton
propoied By the Legislature Of Maryland, have
been rejeSteI Uy The Legifltture Ut this State.