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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12

Inc ionowinS EPitaPn mas been oter-
g g ieItne monument q the hon. jos
FRAY, VINO g the time OF his deceases
W ~ : aemDer 9, inc Executive Council
% .ne otate % SsorBias and during the
I..e VT ~, z Naval commander N the ser-
vice " me Onited otafes-
= ,,,s sunk g ms moorings,
IN IN Wsunesoay tne % fn OF April, 1893,
ne VINO never struck ms Dag while ne
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12

DYvirtue ofa Deed ofTruss given 81.
ID Robert Wilcox, 70 secure debt
due 10 Edward Heeson d Sons, win Be-
sold q public yendds. for ready money.
ON the second day Of the next Berkeley
Court. which win be the 23rd day sof
August, atwo story Log Dwelling House
and part Of q Lot Of Ground, situate IN
Burke Street, Martinsbure, wherein the
said wilcox now resides. The salewill
Be held on the premises, betwse the
hours of twelve and three. -.
ELISHA BOYD, Trustee.
Angusfi2 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12

Sc ~. Jerome Bonaparte, brother 10 the
hrst eousul, has arrived at Washington
from the West Indies, via Norfolk.
Bale. pap.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12

The constitution Of "A guns, COMING
dore Prsbbie, win sail in 1 lev days for
the Mediterranean. Her entire crew Is
enlisted and she Is in . 6ne state ofrepair
and equipment.
s fBost. csntinei.l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12

Jeremiah Morrosv, Esq. Is elected 4
Member Of Congress from the (new)
state OF Ohio, by q majority Of 1914
Votes. Mr.Morrowisa democrat.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12

AVAILABLE TRACT Of LAND
For .Saie.
THE above Tract Of Land Is univer.
i sally .knawn By the name Of the
White Honse TdDern; il contains l77
acres, equal N soil 70 anyin these parss;
a to public business. there Is none supe-
rior. Further description need not be
given, q it'ssow veil known, except any,
person living q distance may incline
to purchase, in which case Il may be no
cessary to add, that il is within is miles
OF Winchester, 8 or Charles Town, ON
the main road leading from the Northern
toNthe Western Territories. Il !.
Terms win be made known By the
proprietor livingon the land.
ANDREW MCCORMICK.
August IL, 1908. ism.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12
PHILADELPHIA, Angus. s,


For some days past. we have had re-
peated reports Of the appearance Of the
Yellow Fever in New York, but as we
were in hopes the story was unfounded,
Hs declined saying any thing Of i, till
the New-York papers announce Il, by the
paragraph relsting the death of Lewis
Ogden. From this and other informati-
: on, the Boardof Health, q q precaution
have resolved 10 stop the communication
from New York 70 this city; and we are
told that the same win BE- puhlished this
morning, BY them, in hand bills ONLY.
We are enabled to state from good aus
thority that ihe II, 2s0, 900 dollars,
be paid to France in six per cent stock.
on the purchase Of Louisiana, agreeably
10 treaty, Is nor redeemabie undertake
term d fifteen years.
Baiiimars. Tslsgraph.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12

zers intercept IN reinforcements, he in
habitants Of ST. Domingo are flying IN
al directions.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
To Rernrre ann refuonurnta.


- Several inparssai a,fisles Py1parsd 70, tbi,
day, are GaavOiSaSly omitted.
Amphimedon" 10 tJe fair III. c. 10 re-
s@gsS.
I" The Reform. No a. il rtlat7artiy fsF
foned Ill or, next !; ss, e0inmns f., TO Say bGrias
6erH PreViogy engaged zris5 a prsf Of ether mat
ter.
4 fsesd s0~H2nifssisa Oser TIE EgaatHrs Of Lin
coin, Is afkaszvis@gsL
I'm isteysisg iette, adarsgsl to he Editor, on RE
JpsrafiOu Of Maine. is Hsav0ii15!y deferred ill our
next.
lntcrehing Corfefpondcnee.-Ws bi day
lay b;fsye our readtrs IL. Hon. Samuel Adams
issEr 10 I. Paine, 70ab Bis asf1per thereto 7Jis
sstvy eoataiaf fre6 ~ftaai on fbs Cbrjfian reii-
gioa and Is flirting PyOef b0rO far error of o.
pinion may be tolerated, zp5en infer he pat
roasgs Of aypeeulating Piit.lSfber.
sF We are at lof5 TO seroxat for tie ire
eaia,ity rubisb B5ssa Jays,ibsu expe, isaes ia
tie receipt Of ne Gazette BIT if II Is orsiag 10
negligence ]" any Of tie intervening ffsfIec5,
ngf beg ne err0r may b e0rrst7sd. The Safrs
ase regularly I'm, from or etIss.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
Wedaeflay, January 40.

The Houfe went into committee, on
the fubjea of the eolrfare 9pitb 1ripsh'
ana agreed to the report Preleuted ~
Mr.. EuIfis, authorizing the Preiident
TO procure four veaels of war not ek-
eeeding i6 guns; which the houle i'm
mediareiy confirmed and d bill was
ordered. T TIE et'ima,s ftbs Secretary q
fbe Npvy, 4Ubieb accompanied tbs report
trefants fbai tie Oa9EJ zviN f9a on an aver.
are 1900 dollarI eaeb and that tbs an
.uai esbsnf of maintaining al ga tbsle 0tt.
Ills, fofi6 guus, and 10 men each, 0DiH
b. so,I63 d7Lar5 II GEMS.
TIE Houfe took up the bill for the
4 free importation of fire arms, &c. when
the quelticn, J50htbs Mpsf to Be erg'9f.
EG' paiIed in the negative, Yeas 20.
NAYS 40. So it was loft.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

TF0H I4f7p1lH 1F4If7sI Jan. rs.
On Monday the l7th Dec. lah, the fellival
of S.. John the Evaneelif, was csie hrated by
the members and brethren Of the Ring YTriH.
Lodge OF Free and Accepted Mafons (feoentIy
elablilhcd in this town. and thofe of the fra
ternity in the adjacent towns, who had notice
thersof.-A very hanifome ard appropriate
tiicourfe on Charity. with Particular address
10 the fraternity, and on the principles OF the
nIlitutiou, was delivered before them and
very Respectable audience Of this and the
neighborlng town., collected on the location,
by the Rev. Mr.. Avery, late Of Wrentham,
at this time Mifiionary.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
Marrirn.

At-Fayette, Mr.. JAMES PooLE, of this town,
to Mrs. EUSIcg EMERSON, widow of Brown
Emcrfon, Elq. late of the former place.
At Auguffa, Mr.. Parker Stevens to Mifs
Eunicc Arnold.
AT Hampton, Mr.. Ezra Beals to Mifs Polly
Hamlen--Mr. Walter Swain to Miis Hannah
Myriek.
At Orrngton, Mr.. Benjamin Downs to
Mfs Eunice Freeman-Mr. James Godfrey
to Mifs Mehi,able Swett--Mr. Benjamin God
frey to Mif: Patty Gould.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
Dortlas,0.
- = - - - - - ~ - ~ - (
-<-< ~<.<,>-,.
From W6saiEcT0H-Tan. 81.
10 THE EDITOR.
MONDAY, FEBRU AIRY IA $50 !

10 THE EDITOR,
"There have been two fevcral attempts 70
take up the quett'on, whether ConereCs will
itrike off the balances OF debts due from Ger :
tain of the States for money advanced and
fervices done during the revolution. Mr..
Thomas, of Newyork. carly IN the felton,, Of
icrcd refolution 10 this eff.St-That a com :
mittee be appointed to enquire into the cxpc-
diency OF aboliihing the balances due from
certain debtor States. 1t will be remembered
that during the Ian felton,, bill FOR this
purpofe palcd to the third reading. Malta
shutetts is creditor State 10 the amount of
about 100000 dollars. Thus at one ilroke,
the people Of MaiIachufetts, as well az Of the
other creditor States, would be deprived ofthe
large debts due them for fighting the battles
aad fupporting the armies which achieved
the Independence Of the United States ;---and
Shis, too, oy the very States who have reap
cd The benefit of profule expenditure OF our
blood and trealure. Let the creditor States
judge what thsy arc TO expect from the jufiee
Of their claims
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
Cisr.

ri this town, Sunday I4a, isArAH HAc<-R,
aged a., "a respectable member OF the focisty
OF Friends.
AT NcwgTouce1er. on Monday evening laf,
DR.. THsoroRE SYMMss, aged 50, youngea
Ton Of Rev William Symmes Of An1over
AT Reading, Monday 9TH inf. Rev. CALsB
PaEETIss, aged So.
AT Old York, Mr.. JoHN You've, aged 81,
AT Kittsry. Mrs. ERher Leach, aged 70
Mifs Mary Furnad, aged 50.
Ar Bath, Mrs SALLY CoNILLARD, aged ~.
AtNorrisewock, MrPeter Gilman,sged s..
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

BALTIMORE, JAN. 81.
a ichooner bound 20 Alexandra On
Monday laIt, with 900 bufhels wheat,
was cut through BY the ice, about 9
miles below that place, and in few
minutes iunk-the hands were faved.
And fnall fehooncr loaded with or.
ters, having got Der bows upon the ice.
went under tern foremo0, and every
Perion on board peiilhed.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fub-
IN fcirber who has been chnien the At
torney and Trutee of the Creditors of
John PRITcHARD, of Portland,
Trader that he will attend TO receive the
feveral demands againtt fad Prtchard, at
bis dwelling houfc in faid Portland, on
WeInefday sexf.
Thoie who are in6eb;edto faid Pritchard
are hereby Informed, that the demands
againit them VIII be put ia fuit unlefs paid
within thirty days from the date hereof.
DANIEL COBB, Asfarny.
PsrfianS, FEB. Il, 1908,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
y tbe DliI.
sircHEz, Drc is

AAtaf - OEN 10.
An afray took place on Monday
night, il this town between a Mexican.
and Kentuckian--the later received
a flight wound IN the left iide, by the
knife Of the former, which he had con
cealed In his coat n>evc-a friend or
The wounded man, by the name OF
Jacob Slagle, perceiving this, itepped
TO his aHitance-,ne conieqnence was,
he received a mortal TAB, which put
an instantaneous period 10 his exilfance.
Some by flanders f;crrei the Mexi-
can aud he was committed to all
On Fuefday the Coroner held an in.
quelt over the dead body, and the jury
returned a yerdi9 Of "wilful murder"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

The prize of 10000 dollars in the I'd clafs
2DSsHb H15iy Canal Lsttsry, was drawn !alt
The fortunate number was 69r6, and
- IN quarters al Concord.
An incendiary attempt 10 fire building
in Bottom, was fortunately difcbvered on the
night Of the 4th ina and the incendiary de-
tetted. Re is committed for trial.
A Bill has pailed the Legislature Of this
State, authorizing the Seestmen of this town
10 appoint an additional number of Eapinsnea
"A Refolve has psffed the Honfe for elab-
hfhing Eig6i Iafaqfry Comtany in this town
[Compolcd Of the late FcderaIVolunteer Com.
Pany under tie Executive Of the u.
The publication Of two new pap ers, has
lately commenced in the interior Of this Diff
tri9-one in York county, and the other in
Hancock.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

Dre7 7ax-Mr. Bacon moved a
refolution directing the Secretary of the
Treafury to lay before the Houfe, an ae-
count OF the fun fetal paid by each
State, and the reafons. if known, why
the collection Of faid tax has not been
completed. Adopted.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
bort Of Rcnncbuns.

Port Of hcnnebuak.
". .frrivei--Feb. a, brig Orland, Drifcn, or
Portfmonth, from Antigua, via Tarks IGand.
Cleared 4, nh'p Rover. Heard. of
Wells, tor Charlcfton. $. c.-Feb. S, loop
George, Smith, for 81 Vincent
-frriVed az l1oyk, Feb. :, brig Betty, captain
George BarreIl, who left at ST. Vincents, ian.
8 biip Sally, Blunt, and fnow C.oth;er, Mar
fhall. Of Kennbunk !; brig Bel!ona, Of do. 10
iail Tor the fou'hwasd in days; Zip Hiber.
MIA, Smithwick, of BoGon, tor do. in few
days; ichooncr Betty, Lymberner, Bottom ;
brig RIfing States, of Brifol, Maine, and fch
Betty, Curtis, Wells, jati arrived.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
Part Of l30rsiaar.

Capt. Stcvenion, LACEY arrived at this port,
fPoke January IS, lar. q, a. long. q, 10,
fchooner Betty, from Network, DAYS out,
bound 70 Martinicc, al well
ship Ocean, of Por,lan was az Point Pc,re,
GuadAloupc, Jan. ..
The Sally, Hart, os Portland, arrived at
Chariefton, $. G. Jan. AT.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

From Cape F,anroi.--Capt- Copm5s,
who arrived AT Wilmington, ~ e. %
the zosh uls. in IL days from Cape
Francois, is the bearer of melantholly
intelligence from theCape: He informs
that when he failed, tie town was
elofely befeged by the iniurgents, who
had embodied in imnenfe numbers for
the pnrpofe Of making general attack.
To defcribe the dilirefs of the mif.rable
inhabitants Of that devoted place, is
impo1ible-all TIE liores were fhut up,
and buGnefs was entirely fufpended-no
peffon was fuffer ed to walk the freets.
and every man compelled TO bear arms.
About 3So French trooFs arrived at
the Cape, the latter part of November,
in a very emaciated condition num-
Der of which died before they reached
the barracks.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
uuiteD States sDrsrRlcr OF MAINS,

February II, 1863.
NOTICE Is hereby given 70 the credi-
IN itors of JOHN FAXON, of Camden,
10 the Diariet of Maine, merchant, againR
whom CommiIiion Of Bankruptcy has
been duly iffued and proceeded upon, that
they may be heard, If they think TT, be-
fore the Judge of faid Diari9 Court, On
the fri Yedaekday of Marrb next, at the
Court Houfc in Hyeafrf, ia faid Diltritt,
aganft making aud allowing a certificate
Of dilcharge to faid Bankrupt before
which time exceptions TO fuch allowance
may be exhibited.
DAVID sEWArI. JHsgt sftts Dgfri7
Cart of Maine
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fub-
~ ieriber has been duly appointed ar
ilgnce of the Efate and Effects OF
CHARLES SHAW, of Portland,
in the Difritt Of Maine, Trader, Bank.
rupt All perfons indebted 10 faid Shaw,
arc hereby requefei to make immediate
payment ; andthofe who have any of his
effects 10 their hands, are required to deliv.
the fame without delay 70
J. d. HOPKINS. IGgase.
Portland, Feb. II, 1891.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

On TucfJay lat, the Senate Of this
commonwealth proc eeded to the choice
Of a Senator Of the United States when
the Hon. joan QUINCY ADAMS was
chofen, 10 concurrence with the lioule
OF as votes, Mr.. Adams had I'D.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
bankrupt Dstires.


WHEREAS commiflion of Ban Eruo,cy
w hath been awarded and iirued ag4nii
JOHN ANDERSON, Of Wfcalsf,
in the Dilfrid of Maine, Merchant and the
taid JosN ANDERSON has been declared
Bankrupt--he is hereby required to f1rrender
himlsif TO the CoumifIioner. in faid Commit
ion named, on 'uefday the fri, On Monday
the fourteenth, and on Monday the twenty
eighth days Of March next, at ten o'clock, A Il.
on each of laid days, at the Office of SALMON
CHASE, Efq. in Middle .isrcet, near thc Hay
Market, in Portland, and make full dir
covery and dilclolure of bis Enate aid Effects
When and where hisCrcdiyofs are to come pre-
pared to prove their debts /; and at the feeond
meeting TO chooie an AfIignee or Aiiiences !;
and at the laff meeting the faid Bankrupt Is
required 70 fn;fh bis examination; and at faid
lalf meeting any Of the Creditors Of faid
Bankrupt may be heard before faid Commit
honers, asainif the making or allowing of
certiheate 10 he Judge Of faid Dilfria, % cnti-
tie iald Bankrupt TO a certfcatc Of difcharge.
All perfons indebted 10 fsd Bankrupt,
are 60 make payment; and thole who have
any OF his effects, are to deliver the fame to
fuch pertons only as the Comuiiiicners fhaIl
appoint
SALMON CHASE,
WILLIAM wIDCERY I'"@-j''Ht''.
Dated february II, Xes
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

TIE Jol2osvigg 10 az estr07 Of a Letter from
MeG',. Winchefer, Howard e Co.
Of Frederietj6urg, Vrginia, 10 Mr.,
Amos TapPan, IF Nervbuyport
Capt. Hammond, Of the Fairplay
took cargo Of Flour from this port
about the irlt Of January for Baltimore
he was taken fick and died about the
9Th at Hobbs Hole his mae whole
name was Hays) fhipped new hands,
and has ran off with the veR-l aud car
60"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

From Gaadalogps.-The brigJeferfon,
captain Dean, of Free;own, M. arri.
we'd at Wilmington, on tie 18th ult.
10 IA days from Poin, Petite, Guada
loupe, where contagious fever is
raging, which carries off great mum
Der of American feamen. Capt. ID. lot
all his crew, except two men, and his
mate who was con6oed by f-vere tick
nefs during the Pahage.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

By the Report of the Secretary of
the Treaiury. It appears, that the ex-
ports of the United States, for one year,
ending the 6rf Of 0 aober laf, amount
ed to ieyenty-one millions, nine hundred
and ffty.ieven thoufaud one hundred
and forty four dollars-of which thirty
five millions feven hundred and feventy
four thoufani zine hundred aad feventy
one dollars are eliminated to be the
goods, wares and merchandise of 70.
reign growth or manufacture.
OfCouon,thsre were 77,5oI,c75 lbs.
exported in the above period.
OF Flour, I,I56,a4S barrels.
OF Indian meal, 266,6I6 bulhels.
OF Pork, 1880.
The am cunt of exports to Ruflia was
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

Discriminating DutieJ.-Among the
petitions to Congrefs agault repealing
the Discriminating Duties, is one from
Mechanics OF Newyork.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

MAKEs S'5rs Sfeus Fire PL.1rs
- II medium between Frankin's srr
Pain's Patent ,Slovrs--inciudcs Ell tie p1oa
qualities Of both, without any OF their inccn-
vcnicnccs--layes one half the wood carnmor.
fire place confumcs, and be equally !. warm
and comfortab!c--an are fnre r.rn-dv iyr
imoaSF rooms. Portland, FL a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

yTTE the fubfcribers. Commifioners. AT
Wv pointed by the Hon. William Cor
ham, Etq. Judge of Probate for tie coiuy
of Cumberland, 70 receive and examine th-
claims of the feveral creditors 10 the ETA.
of JOSEPH WARD, Jun.
late Of G7r5am,in faid couaty, foap- hoile.A
decesfed, Represented infolvent--bcreh2s
notice, that fix months from the four+-
Wednefday of January infant, are aloE,e
ed 70 bringin and prove their claims az.
that we will attend that frrvice al Gaze
M'LELLAN's tavern, in .aid Gorham, Z
the laft Monday Of February next, the ISA
Monday ia April, and the fScond Monde
in July following, from two TO FIVE o'cloae
r. NJ, on each day. y
JOHN PARK LITTLE, } Comm.
ELIJAH ELDER, { Eo7ef.
G0rbau. Jan. 3I, 1888.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

t. sgcG or HHer jft1 a gsEfhNzn ~
NsU C,kaas, dated Dec. IS, 1902.
" Being prcGens this morning a, the
Tntndaat's offi-e, when the original OF
the following Royal Order was tran
icribed, I feizei the opportunity Of pro-
curing copy, and have translated it
in a hurry. under hope that it will
be acceptable to you.
" The miniler OF War has commu.
nica,ed to me the following -" In
letter Of the 18th init. Don Pedro Cev-
allos, informs me as follows: Where.
as his mJeay has ceded to the French
Republic the colony or province Of
Louifana in all its preient extent ard
AS IT WAS HELD BY THE
FRENCH WHEN CEDED TO
HIS MAJESTY, | advife you there
fore, by his Royal Order. that you
make the neceiIary arrangements for the
delivery Of it to the French Commltiion.
er or Commiliioners, who being duly
authorized by the goternment, may pre-.
fent themielves for The purpofe. Which
royal determination | have made known
to the Captain General of Louiiana,
informing him at the fame time that it
IS bis MajeRy's plealure with refpea to
the regiment OF the place, and the mill
tary that garrifon the province, that in
dividuals who voluntarily with to re-
main under his majeay's dominion,
ihall after delivering up the colony, pro
coed 70 the Havana, where other pots
will be allotted them. OF this advife
you by royal order, that you may COM
ply with that part of bis royal deter.
mination which re'a,es 10 you.
God prelerve you many years.
SOLER,
MinJer ef Foreiga 4gaa5.
To the lntendant of Louf.sna.
Madrid, July 40, 1901.
10 addition to the above we can ftate,
on the authority of a gentleman who
left Paris on the 9Th of October, that the
ceiiion was universally there known 10
have taken place, that companies form
ed for the purPofe had putchaled large
tracts of land in the territory, Of the
French government. and had opened
iublcriPtion books at various places in
Paiis, 10 obtain purchafers who were
TO embark for, and become r-tl-rs III the
territory.-G0E. u. S.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-19
For Sale
BY THE SUBSCRIBER,


A. The esre next dosr 10 MsO,s. J0aafbGs
and Mableu Sebol4ffld, Kxg freef,
Forty five bales Of South Ca
rolina Cotton,
Seventeen ,ierces and fix half tiefces
OF prime Rice, ,,,r
loA or go0d paper at Door 90 da1s, a0'f6
a53roved eadoslsr'.
ALTO, on Consignment,
Five trunks jaconet mullins and hand
kerchiefs, one trunk ttitching threads, one
do. Cotton Umbrellas, one cafe Cotton
Stripes, one do. "a Calico Checks, one
trunk ribapds, one iinall box elegant low
priced Muffin, Cambria, Shawls and Spa
nilh Cloaks, twelve cafes low priced Hats,
two cafes "a Irsh Linens well saorted,
one trunk and one cafe London Pamphlets
latea editions with handfome frontilpieces,
and on, cafe containing Silk Hofe and
Iewelry. The above goods are all we'll
ought and will be fold by the piece CT
package on the mott Reasonable terms for
ready money.
Dcnsez c. Pu93o.
July 9. DIT
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publir Jienoae.
On FRLDAY,

On FRLDAY,
a ZOE ssloek, qUi1l be sold al tbs tFendae
Store,
Rumin hogiheadsand barrels.
French Brandy II pipes,
Sin in pipes and bis.
Whsskey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tisrces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raifns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, sc.
AIS o,
a variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among wbich are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerleymsres, Dufils,
Plains and hesicys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaiaicks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and Rufcls,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Iriih Linens, Silefa do.
!, Platillas,
: Cinsburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bsndanna Fiandkerehiefs,
! Coloured Threads, Hats,
And iundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
Jolly is.
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Potomac Company.
Notlce IS keyebp g9Ue2a.

N0ElCe Is KeYeOV gsOe71,
THAT TIE annual meeting OF the
Stockholders Of the Potomac Company,
will be held at the Union Tavern In
George Town, on Mouday ne fyf day q
Aaga9 rext, at which time and place a
full attendance OF the proprietors is Parti-
cularly requeaed, TO deliberate on the
affairs of the Company, that will then be
laid before them for their confederation.
BY order,
JOS. CARLETON,
7yxaiurer.
c.o~S. Town. TuIy 6. dIaA.
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For Sale,

TOT SNI4s
4 pipe Port Wine, Of an cx-
cellent quality,
4th proof old Peach Brandy in bbls.
Country Gin in pipes and bbls.
Sweet Oil in cafes,
Cowikin Whips,
Italian Marble Chimney Pieces,
Alabal;er Chimney Ornaments.
ID. MURGATROYD,
King Street.
July TO-. cow