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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-28
ROLAND KTRKPAs RICK,

late ofWarren, in fad county mariner, de.
ceafcd,. r-p-efented infolvent, hereby give
notice that Fix months are allowed unto
faid creditors for bringing in their claims
and proving their debts and that we mall
attend or laid buhncf; al the hcufc Of Mrs.
T0o7saJ Kirktatrirk, al faid Warren, on the
ait Tueiday Of the prtlent and on the fra
Tueidays Of the I've following noaths,
from three TO eight O'Clock 10 The after.
noon Of each of laid DAYS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-28

FOR SALE,
BY w. Holden & Co.
at Ne. >. F5S Frss,
EEW Pipes ben Barcelona BRANDY,
A. Cheiis oouchong TEA,
faggots German STLkL,
Boxes Dipt CANDLES,
do. CHOCOLATE,
Ibls. No PORK, Cafks RAIsINS.
Alto, general aTortment Of
Wgf- India Csods 81 Groceries,.
AZ retail.
Portland 1le 1Mars6, 1909. 10
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-28
Daniel Fox.

INFORMS has friends and the public, thar
L. hc has formed connection in trade, with
bis brother JOHN FOX; and that in future
the buhneis viii DC carried on under the i'm
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-28

Ne. Tray Tax
N. B. Settlers Lot of Dolls. D. q. G.
improved Land, II 3si q IS Q
4 Settlers Lot of Non
improved Land, 8 100 ~ AZ
Il Is fuPpoled that or 8 of the above ad-
verified Lots belong TO Richard Ealiman or
Timoshy Walker, Efq,
Unlels tao above faid taxes are paid on or
before Monday. the a3d day Of May next,
70 much Of faId Lands viii be fold at Publie
vendue, at the houfe of the sublcribsr, 10 faid
level at ten Of the clock, A. NJ. on faid day
as viii be fuficient to pay faid Tares and all
ncceiiary charges.
TIMOTHY STEARNS, Cals6n.
LsvsSI Jan. J, I8os,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-28

EX/E the fuofcribrrs, ConniHioDers
w appointed NY the Hor. William
Gcrham, Efq- Judge Of Probate for ~
county OF Cumberland, 70 receive and rr-
amiae the claims Of the feseral Credjto,.
to the Eltate Of
Nicholas Means,
late of G0r6am, in faid county, yeon,r.
deceafed, reprrfrntrd infoivent-- h-r.b.
give notice, that fix months from the uinth
Of February inRant, are allowed To brio,
10 and prove their CLAIMS anG that y
will attend that fervice at the n, ~. Or Touv
HARDING, in HiB4baz4, the art Turidav
u April next, the hft TuefdSy IN rune.
and the hrit Tuefday 10 Auguf following.
from two TO i've O'Clock, ,. X. On each
day
ELIAS MERRILL, D
EBENEzRR GILMAN, C0nmlGsats.
Falmouth, March ?, Igc,.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-28
John LEIGHTON 81

y Sbapisigb, in faid county, Efq
that he is feized IN fee ia common with
Others TO your petitioner Unknown, OF the
two fifth parti of the following lots of
land, lituate and lying in NeqgJf,ld, in faid
csunty, viz. Lot No. A, on range Lot
numbered II, on K range and Lot num-
bered ), on F range (; aud thar he is de-
irous Of holding aud enjoying the fame in
fcveralty -Wherefore your petitioner
prays, that Committee br appointed to
alhsn and fet of 10 him in f-seraiey bis
fad two fifth parts OF faid lots of land /;
and in duty bound will pray.
GEo. ~. WALLIHcFoRp. rlA''"ty s0Jn''
Copy examined by
DANIEL SEWALL, Clerk,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-28
GARDEN SEEDS.

whelefsle and retail. He As.ters himfelf he
a4si be able to fupply them with as good
feed, and on as reafona5'e terms, as can be
purchsied in Bottom, or elfewhere Catalogues
of which are printed, TO accommodate his
eufiomers 20 thai they may calculate their
gardens by the FIRE. iiGe, aud call for the feed
at their lefure.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-28
ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL
TREES.

Several hundred Poplar and Balm Of Gilead
Trees, fer fale as above They are Of an ex-
etllent growth, and viii be warranted and let
at iliori notice, at any place within Eve
miles OF this town.
Psrfilzj, Msrs5 H.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-01

It IS therefore the duty Of thepu5lic au-
thority to have such nuis:s-ses removed,
which is always at considerable expence to
the public, who oughr TO be furnished with
the most summary and convenient means
of being reimbursed.
The above named committee pur
posing to wait on the citizens without
delay for their signatures to the fore
going Memorial, request all those who
feel an interest In the Objects therein
contemplated, TO give it an immediate
perusal, SO as TO make up their minds.
prior to being called on, that the com
mittee may be retarded as little as pos.
sible, in the performance OF the SER
vice assigned stein.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-01
r. / TAYLOR, G. G.

To the Honorable the Senate and House OF Re-
presensatives of the United States of America,
jn Congress assembled
YOUR Memorialists, freeholders and
inhabitants in the town of Alexandria, in
the District of Columbia, most respectfully
REPRESENT That the powers of the May
Of and Commonalty of the said town, have
been BY experience found too circumscrib-
ed and indefinite to enable the Mayor and
Commonalty to establish such system of
police as would preserve the health and pro-
mote the prosperity of the town--they,
therefore, trust that your honorable body
will not only excuse the trouble they now
give, but will cheerfully pass such law or
laws, as shall be calculated to answer the
good end contemplated by the Legislature
Of virginia, incorporating the said town.
The late malady, which afflicted our vet
hourishing town, has impressed your Me-
morialists with well grounded fear, that
unless Congress will, during the present
session, enlarge the powers OF the Mayor
and Commonaltv, and make such other al
tsratioas IN the present incorporating law,
syouraNIeanorialists respectfully beg leave
! hereinafter 10 state, cur town may again
Be subjected to the gloom and mlseries of
the lasrsummer, and its citizens may again
be compelled TO desert their homes and
ter properly
Your Memoriaiists represent, that 1t is a
matter of the utmost moment TO the well
beng ef the town, that the Council should
Dc Invested with full powersto pass all laws
Necessary for the preservation of the health
hereof And that the Mayor be authoris-
g, with advice and consent of the Coun-
q, 10 cause the Quarantine Laws of the
District Of Columbia, TO be executed in the
Port Of Alexandria, whenever, in the epi-
Non ofthe Mayor and Common Council,
saecessitv for it shall exist.
b the present law the representation in
sc council is notin proportion to the po-
Fsatlon- They think It ought TO be IN
asassd from the present number of 12to
and that when the population increases
1900, that the number of members
: he council should be increased to 20
~ when the population shall arrive to
MOO, thar the number Representatives
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-01
.4r. .Snozvlsn,

i1r. sS5a31vdsn,
Since our arrival in Alexandria we have
heard with astonishmenr, thatsa great ma
,ortv OF the Stockholders In this place are
anxious that the Turnpike road, from the
Bridge to the Ford of Little River, should
be carried by way of Centerville, with a
view Of drawing the trade of the South
Western Counties of the State of Virginia
TO Alexandria.
Do the merchants and other Stock
holders, in the Little River Turnpike Conn
many, residing in Alexandria, believe that
!, Turnpike Road from the Bridge to Little
River, was authorised to be made for their
exclusive benefit? If they do, they are
greatly mistaken. The law was produced
!. b. petitions from the counties of Loudoun,
Bsrklev, Frederick and Shenandoah. The
farmers in those counties had long been in
the habit of bringing their produce to
The Alexandra market-they had suffered
much by the badness of the roadside As
sen,bly Of Virginia passed the law for their
relief and accommodation, and they never
will quietly submit to deprivation of that
benefit intended them by the Legislature.
IL the road should not be made according
10 the true intent and meaning of that law,
they will oppose the payment of tolls on It.
We think it duty which we owe to the
inhabitants of the counties in which were
side, TO make this public declaration.
Meredith Helm,
IohnM 'Alister, ar E~s1,sv;cI
John Clark, a,s,t.
John Hurford,
Isaac Hollingsworth,
John Morgan-sf Shenandoah.
Alexa. NoU. so, 1903.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-01
YFredeyick
County.
IN COUNCIL, Nop, 90, 1908.

Amen,oriaI to Congress praying far certain
alterations IN the charter ofincorporatiOn,
aaving been laid before Council, and a.
greed to. 1t IS ordered that Alexander
Smith, George Taylor, Arch. Mclean,
IS Aaron Hewes and Robert Young, be a
committee 10 present the same, to the 70
tiers ofthc Tozvn for their signatures, and
to lay it before CongresS-anS that the
said menorscI6 be published IN each efthe
rezuS- bGberS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-01
a!era,loria Dailp aU0srtissr
THURSDAY, DscaasEa i.

The brig Union, Smith, Of this port, was
left at Isle OF May on the 1st Oct. lasr--
and the President, Black, also of this port,
60 days since at Demarara.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-01

In the Case Of JAMES SMITH. q Baaasaz
WHEREAS

4 Commission Of Bankruptcy, funded npon Va
Ct OF Ctngrpss passed on the 4sh day OF Apr +
z 500, entitled aAn act 10 establish an unlfor 81
,ystem Of Bankruptcy throughout the Onises'
S;atss,,' hat, been awatdsd ard issued lorili 81
eail,st lanes Smith, Of Dunffi4s, IN the state q
Vngira, Mefchant, ard he haTias .een deciar1
d Bankrurt~--hc is hereby rsqulfedta SURRENDER
a,t:,sst 10 the Commissioners AZ the Sa,d Soal-
MISSION named. o. a major part Of them, onl'fi-
day tie 9th, add Saturday tic I7th days OF ihls
PRESENT lpen,b, December, and MONDAY, the 9sh
lay Of January next, at 10 O'Clock N rs fafe,
aoon on each day, At The Commissioners cf'ee,
iithe hose ot Rrnjamin Parkel IN tic town q
Frederick sbiifg --a,di suake fill disclosure CT
his estate and eastir; when and where his Gre
dto.s may Attend to erove then debts; at ti.e
81 cond meeting TO chase assigifses; ard az tic
last sitting, the SID Bankrupt Is required to-
finish lis examination.
{. III persons Indebted to the sad Bankrupt, Or
who have auy of his effects, are net 70 pay or &C.
liver the same, but 10 whom tie Commissioners
shall direct.
BENJAMIN PARKE,
Secretary 10 the COMMISSIONERS.
SCommissioncrs Office,
4 lede,; III sbnr0 BE \ 1902
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-01
lDubItf @aIe.

TO be Sold,
Putfuant to the Taft Will and Tchament Of Mann
Page, deccafed, on Monday ,he I'd day of Ia
nna,y next, if fair, if not, the next fair day,
a, MapnsfeId, his late relidence,
Ill the beyJo'nal Pppertybel0nsgan5gg
to his Flute:
ConGfting Of abour One Hundred and Sixty
NEGROES.
together with all the flock OF Hor(es, three Mules,
Cattle, Sheep, Polarization Urenlils, and about
1000 barrels of Corn. Amonsit the Negroes are
f:vcn very valuable Carpenters, three excellent
blac..,fmths, two Millers and fome other tradef-
men. The greater part, if not the whole, of this
valuable property, will be fold on credit of II
months; the purchaier giving bond with approx
ed fccurty, to bear intcrsa from the date, if rot
puntfaally paid. All fums under twsnty dollars
matt be paid in money.
There is alto to diffofe Of, at private fale, and
on the foregoing terms. number of
10 rs
In Ha1over town, county of Hanover, including
the Tobacco WarehouEes ST that place; a Houie
ard Lot in the town of Bash, or Berkeley Springs,
and 5000 acres of
TENNESSEE LANDS,
belonging to faid eaate.
Ga- All perlons having claims againa fsid
Edate, will pleafe make them known as fpeedIly
as poiIible; and thofe indebted will, il is hoped.
be forward 10 making paymeot to
Robert Patton,
Administrator with the Will annexed.
fredericksburg, Dec. /. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-26
PASTURAGE.

The Gubfcriber informs the citizens of
Alexandria that he has an excellent paf-
ture for Ho,Ees, Cows, &c. The fence
is fecure, and, with its convenience TO
water, lie is inclined TO believe MAKE it
the beR in the ncighborhood of the town.
Notice to Young Sbonjmen.
The deprsdatioas CON nisted on my pro-
pcrty, at the Point, las killing my ducks,
sc. aeeiasutalL,J by perions hunting
thereon, have heretofore overlooked
but it having happened, in the couHe OF a
few weeks, thar two Of my fervanfs were
injured from fomc young men fhooring on
my premiies II hereby caution all per-
ions whatever trcfpallng hereafter, as >ih
that event am determined 10 make an
example OF the hrt intruder.
William Patteyjon.
AuguG IL. 81.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-26
TOM PAINE
-u ~ S~-

Is fill in Bordentown. We are inform
ed he travels about thr country and at
tends all the democratic meetings. He
ieems to be wiling to take every op2or-
tunity for propogating his in6is! psiaci-
Piles, by introducing them in qaeeions to
the people as he meets them on the high
ways or at their ieveral employments.
Tom is great lover of liberty, but like
mott other democrats, ii is the liberty OF
doing as he pleafes. Some boys, few
days iincc, whom Tom was pafng at
Bordentown, took the liberty of faylng
fomcthing he did not like. Tom return
ed the compliment by taking the liberty
Of going homcfo cane. When he re-.
turned, III. liberty bays had decanPsd ;
but Tom took the liberty of beating IN
their read, poor orphan child WHO had
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-26

e THERE'S no call Sir, replied Wash
ington, " prior to that ofvirtue; none of
comparable magnitude and importance. =
By fighting we serve our country-by
virtue, We serve him who made us, we
serve mankind, we serve ourselves, and 8.
ven We serve our country the better IN
the. article Of vifgue. For how man can
fight in bad Cause, and under a guilty
conference, / DO not know. Under such
circumstances ! think | should be tile We
riesr coward alive but give me the hap
piness to live and to fight, 50 as TO bass
God on my side, and hope | shall never
know fear"
This is near kin to noble sentiment
Of a great Captain of former ages.
!" fear My God, Q Abner, and know
Ito other fear"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-26
BruN,S
AueuG IL.
Patent Teeth Extr4doY,

Patealt 1eeth ExIf01t0Y,
By means Of which the operation OF
tooth drawing is rendered infinitely eater,
fafer, and mole expeditions than by any
other mothrd hitherto tifco ,ered.
The fubicriber taving pu.ctafsd the
Exclusive Right
10 the ufe Of the above intrument, for
the diaria OF Alexandria, offers his fer
vice. TO thofc who may need aiIstance
in shat liae.
CHARLES DOUGLASS.
Harper's wharf, Plinse iesss,-
Au2uG, 10 eo4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-26
For the alexandria advertiser.
THE SNOWMAN.
NUMBER TIT.

NUN BER m.
I shall now present you with the sight
of feet at sea, on most extraordinary
expedition. It Is the feet of the greatest
pirate upon earth, making war upon the
greatest, but the least resisting land, IN
the known world.
There you see SIX ships of war belong
ing 10 that redoubted hero, the Dey OF
Algicrs-and by the pull ofmy string, !
again shew you superior fleet OF THAT
great nation, upon whom he is preylng,
decaying in Dry Docks, or aseoa0misi1g IN
harbou,s, at few thousand miles distance
from the baibarans. Now see the great
est man there, in a great bustle--re-
launching his tettered men Of war, and
ordering them to chastlse the robbers
which will take only ,ia mont6s in dong.
But, | will nov shew you much rea-
der way 20 build and equip fleet, than
that Of repairing ships out OF dry docks
taken from the very words of the great
man himself:
IS For either of these purposes the sea
is the fsld OH which we should meet An
European enemy; on that element it is
necessary We should possess some power,
it Will be enough If we enable ourselves TO
prevent insults from those nations of Eu-
rope, which are weak on the sea, because
circumstances exist which render even the
stronger ones weak to US the dangers to
which the eleme.lt expose them are too
we'll known; they can attack US by de-
tachment only. ana 1t will suffice Is make
ourselves equal to what they may detach.
Even smaller force than they may de.
tach will be rendered equal or superior by
the quickness which any check may be re.
paied with us, while losses with then
will be impalrable till too late /; small
naval force then IS sufficient for US and
small one is necessary.
Suppose the million Of dollars, or
200, 0ool. which Virginia cou annually
spare, without distress, TO be applied TO
the creating Of a navy. A single years
contribution would build, equip, man, and
send to sea force which should carry
800 guns. The rest of the confcderacy
exertlng themselves in the same proporti-
on would equip in the same time 1900
guns mare. SO that one years contrlbu-
lions would set up navy of 1900 guns.
The British ships Of The line average 76
guns, their frigates 55. 1902 guns then,
would form heet OF 80 ships, Is of
which might be of the line, and 2 fri
gates; allowing s men, the British ave.
rage, for every gun, their annual expence,
including subsistence, cloathing, pay and
ordinary repairs would be about laao dol
lars for every gun. or 100000 dollars
for the whole. ! state this only as one
years possible exertion. Ill BY eompafa-
tion Z"
NorEs ON VIRGINIA.
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The THEATRE.

THE esd LETTER.--Now as our:al-
phabet contains twenty four letters, only
il may be expected thar we lhould account
for fisty third. The entertainments is
replete with equivoke, and the incidents
thereby produced are truly laughable.
Sir Wiiful Pofiriye, whole name is a
clue to his character, has filter who is
entirely devoted tothe pretent female rage
OF Novel Writing, and which is very Of.
fenavc 70 the brother. The Gxty third
letter OF the lady's new Novel, is found
by Sir Wilful, who, hoping TO put an end
TO the fcribbling mania Of his filter, throws
it out OF the window, htf tearing off he
irf line. The letter is found by Patrick
Caley, who, as Sir Wiltul calls him, is
" an arrans bog trotter,' yet he has va
nifty enough to fuppole il was lure thrown
to him by the young lady. and immedi-
aiely determines on putting in practice the
plot Of the Novel, and hence aries many
curious circumstances and droll iituations.
Sir Wiltul is further plagued with
nllcal footman, named Dulcet, who in
aead Of attending his matter, is ever hum
ming tunes, and reading ballads-anfwer-
ing queitions by tune from one Of them,
nor can any thing ttcp his melody. While
attending with wine, a fiddle is heard,
and lweer Dulcet itrikes up dance, with
waiter. glades and drcanser in hand, which
are foon broke by his cspefing.
This is character we'll conceived and
mott admirably performed by Bernard. -
He kept the audience in roar Of laugh
Ter.
Mr.. Hopkins is not 70 well in young
Irilh Clown as when .eprefenting the Pc
sulent old n,an--in thetc characters we
ooierye a deficiency, whenever they are
brought forward not one of the company
having the true brogue.
M'Kcnzie on the other hand hit off the
petulence and folly of Sir Wilful to ILL.,
Getty. We never iaw fcene better per-
formed. than that between him, Sydney,
and Dulcet lit was truly laughable.
Mrs. Bernard managed the character Of
the s. Novel maker" with effect, g. Mrs.
Hopkins warbled the notes of Lydia charm
ingly.
For tie Alexandyla Advertiser. /
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-26


A Commission Of 8 Americans has
been nominated by our ministers at Paris
TO Iiquidste the debts due by France to-
the citizens OF tue United States. Iris.
Commission is composed Of Mr.. Barnett,
Commercial Agent for the port Of An
twerp; Mr.. Macure, Of Maryland (; and
Col. Mslcer of Virginia.
Capt. Bates, arrived at Gloucester,
from Jamaica, which place he lett the
10TH July, informs Us, sTar the Island
was considered in a. very, alarming state
as the people OF colour were very much
disafeeed--a piot had lately been dis
covered, the object Of which was to des-
troy the town Of Spanish, and massacree
all the whites.
Boston paper.
A letter from Port al Prince of the
25th of July, mentions the recent cap
ture of two American vessels by the brl-
gand barges in the Bite: one of them
the schr. Bcrsry, capt. Grant from Nor
folk the other brig from New
York.
(c5a,Jaon 9ap)
BY letter from Montreal, dated the
5th instant, we'learn, there have been
three fires in that town within few days
of each other. The last was al extensive
one. A great deal Of property was de-
stroyed, and several lives lost in it. 1t is
supposed, they were all the act of a wick
ed incendiary; great pains were taken to
guard the town against repetition OF
them.
Sixteen French families, lately fettled
at Calais and its vicinity, weary of the
liberty and equality, which their country
held OUT to them. and being moreover ap.
prehenfye of the dreadful consequences
that the threatened war might bring upon
them, in their native land, eill in fate
ofreyolution, have very wifely come over
to this country, having previouily con-
vcrted their land and other property into
hard cath.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-26
net taken the iitcrty # opening his mouth
againf him Pity but the tatherleis boy
was icnior editor ! what a Mr.would
be made among US
l7'rrutos Fede,alV.

As there IS not III Tree states so power
full an instrument as the press, its eifr 6s,
If not balanced by wisdom almost more
than human, must be higlly dangerous.
That it shonld be under some controuIs
and that solne hints should be presrri'o-
cd 10 It's operat, rs, xiii hardly Dc deni-
ed: Yet here too, in prescribing those
bounds, lies DANGER OF another kind -the
danger Of crippling and uuntsills Il for tic
guardianship of The counuy's freedom.
Doctor Jon YsoN, animadserting rpon this
subject, says, with his accustomed force
and accuracy, he danger OF such un-
bounded liberty, and the danger OF bound.
ing it, have produced problem in the SCI
ence of government, which human under
standing seems TO solve" The Doctor,
though stern advocate for power ard go
vernmcnt, was among the most wise, and
most yirtuous of mankind. He would
not therefore like TO src something, w
unor.call it law, buta sort OF erratic
system, which secured to one parry com.
Mete protection from the RIGHTEOUSNESS Of
the press, and left the other wholly &c tho
mercy Oft. Ile would INDEED be atflitk
ed to see such a thing, even thous,h the
party 50 f4voured should be that OF the
executive government.
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(Laadoa papfr.J
DOMESTIC SUMMARY.

Upwards Of one hundred mercantile
7. removals are advertised in one paper only
IN New York.
he Committee Of health there, on
FRIDAY last reported nine deaths and SIX
seen new cases, in the prevailing Fever.
RiU<y Mosoeasy-Mr. Leonard Har
oaugh has engaged to remove all impedi
ment from the Monocasy, SO as to render
y navgabIe for boats OF 100 barrels bur-
then, to a considerable distance above
federick- town. It is said that the work
VIII be neatly completed By October Of
November.
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For tie Alexandyl0 advertiser.

Aueedofe Of Ioasbixgtos.
An officer said one day at Head Quar-
ters-that. in his opinion, a field of bat
tie called for valonr, not viriues