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Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-18
BY THE LAST MAIL.
An arrivaa Nevyok from France, furnihes with the
ManylfO Of the French Government,
IS addrefed by he Frcneh nnicr TA1ltTR,vD, Lord
WHITwoRTH, on his departure from France.

Under the important and ferrous cir
cumtances, in which the two nations are
iituate, the undersigned mirifer Of for
eign relations ofthe French Republic, has
received orders 10 place before the eyes Of
the Britilh government, the following
communication
On the 18th Ventofe, (I8th MarcA)
his Britannia Majefy made known to his
Parliament by an efpecial meHage, that
formidable ornaments were preparing in
the ports of France and Holland, and
that important negotiations, Of which the
ihue was doubtful, divided the two gov
ernments.
This extraordinary and unexpected de-
claration, excited general altonilhment !;
bur the maratime affairs Of France were
manifet. England, and Europe, knew
that there was no formidable armament
either in the ports Of France or Holland.
The undersigned need not repeat TO
Lord Whltworth all that has been already
faid. He demands, from what fource
had come information 20 unfounded.
The perlonal difcernment of Lord Whit
worth; the loyalty Of his character could
not, for an infant be fufpeded.'
The afertion that France made hoftile
aimamentS, was manifelt fuppolition,
and which could not impole on any perfon.
The natural efe6 would be 10 induce an
opinion that it was merely a mean thar
would fupport particular perlons in their
hottie opinions, and was eagerly caught
as pretext to produce difurbance, TO
infame the pafions Of the Britiih people,
to excite defiance, hatred and alarm.
As to the Erglifh government, we mutt
believe that if by faife reports it has been
led into error, refpcding the exiRence cf
ornaments, it could not Of the exifcnce
OF the negotiations.
The ambahador of the republic at Lon.
don, was no fooner informed of the mef
fage Of bis Britannia Majehy, than alton.
iihed at that which announced the exit
ance of negotiation Of which he had no
knowledge, he addrehed himfelf to Lord
Hawkefbury Immediately, and entertain
ing iufPcions that an appeal to arms foun-
ded on thefe falle fuPPofitions, might CO.
yer Projea TO violate the treaty Of A.
mienS in thole articles which were not al
ready executed, he prefented to the nj
liter of his Britannia Majefy, the 10Th
Ventofe, (Ioth March, a aote requiring
from him an explanation.
AT the fame time the undersigned had
orders to prefent to his excellency Lord
Whitworth, the motives which had deter
mined the Englilh government to author
ife in the meaage two aGertions both G.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-18

A letter frou, France, received a, CharletsoR,
5. c. mentions that the coefcripts near Bourdeauz
hid fred on the gsaJ u 0rtses ians 20 compel them
To loiR the army. The conlcrpts aie citizens
whom The government thinks 6s to make ioldieEs
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-18

Theic are mere ,r3es.
! You have no right to lpeas Of that at this time.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-20

prelent day, conffs in an unyieidinp and mn.
qualified rcliftance ,e every meafure Of the ruI.
ing powers. Whoever, from the impulle of the
moment, Is betrayed into an unguarded aps,o-
baton OF Jingle act of the government, forfei,,.
at once, with his o~n parry, the chsrafler &C !,
FederaIiA, and, by fummsry procefs. i, con-
visted, condemned and fentenced as an apoaate.
He can only make atonement, and ward off ,bs
execution OF bis ientencc, by apublic confefion
OF his folly, aud by redoubling his diligeoce in
!reproachine, reviling and oppolng the yerv
meafure he has thus unguardsdly approved.
If there be any undfciplined memhe, II
the whole corps of oppoGiion, who has fufF,,ed
himielf to fpeak of the purchsie of Louiiian,.
without condemning it in terms of unou,li6ea
abuic. be Unknown TO him, then, thar he NAV
fave himieIf from the pains and peoatie, Of NO,
Utica, hereby. by joining the pack IN fall c,v-
a, the next feiiioa of Congrcf,. and clamour;n.
without meafure or mercy, sgainit the rati6cas
ton OF the treaty, or againit the pecelT,rv an
preparation, for carrying it into etfca.-Thst
all will be ready TO make thia atooem.r, r,.v
be eaGly inferred, from the par condutt of m.
party.
Ross and MoRRis are relieved from .
diareiiiing dilemma, by being relieved from
any further engagements in the delibers,;on,
OF the Senate fhould have nee,
curious to know, shat courfe thew wonId
have purified in aofwering the arguments which
they ihemielves adduced, at the lait fefion of
Congreis, TO convince the public that the ooc.
leaion OF Louiiiana was necefIary to our ex;ff-
ence a, Misunderstanding and Adam. hav.
never committed thcmfelves in the difcufIi,n of
this fusjett, and they will therefore be unihack.
led r the exercifc Of their fophiary, and il, the
exhibition OF their Rreugth.
But the efforts of shcfe mighty chamn;on.
Of New England Federaiim will be feeble and
unaviling. The fubjett is already underRood
by the people. The meafure has been maturea
IN the Cabiuet.--The fcope and tenor Of the
oppoiitiou Is fully comprehended. Their Ia
bors will be baf1ea and the fpirit of Republi.
canlm will Be again triumphant |!
The next fefion of Congrefs will, we truA.
witnei. the commencement of the mott impor.
tant Improvement in our Cofiitution, and the
completion of the mott in,erefing change in
our local G.ustion, which have ever happened
TO the government or the territory of the coun-
try. fnce the eaablilhmeut of the one, and the
emancipation of the other.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-20
Iweaty Dollars RezUard.

INSERTED frsm this Carlton, lait night.
~ the two following Artillerif,, viz
FRANCIS DOQGHERTY, born in Bedford
county, Pennfylvanis. about Eve feet 10 of IL
inches high, fair complexion, fhorr dark hair.
dark eyes, about thirty years of age has an
impediment in his fpeech had on and took
with him. one round hat covered with linen.
and painted black, fcsrIes cloth coat faced
with blue, one white dimity round about Jacket
with feeyes, one icarlet cloth vcA, one pair
blue cloth pantaioons, one pair RufIia ihce;inp
trowfers, one coarfe muffin fhrt, and one Iia-
en- ditto.
THOMAS REDWOOD, born in Eng
land, FIVE feet IoIE inches high, fair complexion,
ihot dark hair, dark eyes, about forty year, Of
age; has comfortable aoppage in hi. fpeech
had on and took with him one round hat. one
uniform blue coat faced with red, and laced
with yellow binding, one white cloth veR, one
white MarieilIes ditto. ono muliinet ditto, one
pair white cloth pantaloons. two pair Rufis
iheeting ditto, one pair ariped dimi,y ditto,
one coarte muffin fhirt, and one linen ditto.
Whoever takes up and fecu-es Gid Defcrt.
crs in any Goat, or delivers them to any Officer
OF the Army, Of to the Commanding Officer Of
this Carlton, fhall receive the above Reward!
or Ten Dollars for either of them, and all rea-
ionable exPence'. LLOYD BEALL,
Capt. Of Artilleriits Commanding.
Fart Wofecff, O7absy 10, I8c3.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-20
Take Notice.

T. LOPED from my bed and board, on We'd
~ ne'day the 9Th infant, my wife ELIZA
BRTH.-This is therefore to forbid all perfons
ha.Iboring, or trnaing her on my account. as /
Will pay no debts Of her contracting after the
date hereof. JOSEPH SHEFFIELD. T
Newport. Oe. 10, Isos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-20

10 BE SOLD or LET,
n LARGE SCOW or Aas. bottoned Boar.
"a calculated for bringing Cravel o. Stones.
For farther particulars. eoquire Of
SAMUEL VAUGHN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-20
.Mi(S TEMPERANCE Jennings,

My5 temperance jennings,
- ESPECTFULLY informs the Public, that
Al fhe has opened School 10 the houfe Of
Mr.. Btsianin qayer, Ferry Wharf Laae) where
The viii teach Boys to read at St. per quarter:
And will inRrutt Girls in marking,
iew'ng, darning aud knitting. at 7f6 per quar-
ter. She will ALTO keep an Evening Sehsol tor
Blacks. At fix pence per week.
Nervpoyf, O7obey Ia.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-20

HE tubtcriben being, by the Hon. Court
= OF Probate for the town Of Newport, ape
Pointed Cemmii1oner,. to receive, examine and
sd)oh the Claims OF the creditors Of the efaate Of
Dsshf Wisox, late Of Newport, Cordwainer.
deceaicd, rcPrefented info!vent HEREBY give
NOTICE TO all perfcns having claims to iaid eRsts.
to exhibit the Game to either Of 10, within fix
months from the Sth day of September laft paa,
or be prccluded sgrceably to Law.
~ DANIEL DUNHAM, iuu.
EDWARD HEMPSTEAD.
All pcrlons indebted to faid eftatc. are re-
quefed TO make immediate payment TO
PATIENCE wilcox, Axm'r.
Ne~port, Oasber ~. 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01
YOUNG SNAP,

MILL stand the ensuing season, on
Wv the three FIRST days in each week,
It my stable IN Martinsburg, and the three
last days in each week, at Capt. Alexan-
der Millers stable IN Buckles Town, uud
cover mares Il the moderate price flour
dollars and one bushefof grain the sea-
son, one dollar and : half cash the single
leap, and seven dollars % insure foal.
YOUNG SNAP wasgot by the noted
horse Old Snap, the properly of Jacob
Yandoren, his dam was got BY the inn
ported horse Old Arabian, his grand dam
81 thenoted horse Goliah, hiss great grand
dam By Sampson. Young Snap Is 1
handsome black, full sixteen hands hirh.
rising eleven years this spring his car.
rage, movement and figure, win recom-
mend him 70 the eye Of every impartial
judge. L Is needless 70 give . longer
history Of his pedigree, - his colts are.
wei known. The money for the season
must Sc paid on the isthof Octobernext.
The season win commence the 2sth -.
slant and end ON the fst of July.
ABRAHAM G0RRELL.
March s, 1908.
~ -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01
WILLIAM KARNEY
The bea,fii5 iil Sud Herst
YOUNG SP0RTSMAN.

MILL stand the ensuing season 4
w my sable in Martinsb1re, and Co
yer mares atthe moderate price or six dol
lars the season, and two dollars cash the
single leap. and nine dollars 10 insure q
foai. The season win begin the frst day
Of April, and end the 6rstof July. The
money for the season, tobe paid the first
of september, but maybe DISCHARGED by
the payment Of Eve dollars, hpaid before
The season ends.
YOUNG SPORTSMAN Is I alright
sorreL three years old last fall, IS IA
hands high, with bone in proportion. He
was raised by George Clarke, of Green
castle, Fr1nklin County, Pennsylvania.
His sire Is the famous imported horse
Sportsman, more ofwhose. coils are kept
Is stud horses, than Of any other upon
the continent) his dam i I coli of the i'm.
pcrted horse Meruck Ball, kept By Col.
Hart, neas PhiIadelphia--his grand dam
was got BY The fanous horse Experiment.
importedby crucketA Harris, merchants.
baltimore. His stock i equal 10 any IN
the United States--as 10 his figure. tho,e
who are judges can determine.
PETER GROVE.
Marsinsburg, March Is, 1905.
=
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01
Valuable PROPERTY for sale.


TO be sold Or rented, the Plantation
= whereon now live, containing
267 acres, I part ofwhich is sown down
with wheat and rye. There are several.
springs IN convenient situations, two of
which ore strongly impregnated with SUI
phur. On this place are rood Apple
Orchard, and about IL acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more can be made.-Two
convenient dwelling houses, one Of thsm
two stories high, the other one and an
hah. Also new Merchant Min. and
Saw Mil, workingundera 10 feeffali On
Sleepy Greek, with two overshot water
Mhsels-she Grist Mill has one pair Of
French Burrs, andone pair Of Allerhany
stones, = IL feet diameter. The stream,
on which the Min stands Is nayipable
Timber Is Hoated down to the Mil, from
the upper country, and plank, &c. can
be raited from the Mill down to the river
Potomak. This properly is. situate 8
miles from the Potomak river. and 4
miles from Bath, Berkeley County, yir-
ginia. Theterms, &c. may be knownb b.
applying to the subscriber.
FREDERICK SNYDER. 5
March 10, 1908. s III !, 4 rs
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

TO he LET,
Fpyene, mo, th,ee, jony, or sDt years,
and possession 9i1es fte ist dayc
~ Atrif nexf,
HE properly q present occupied BY
Mr.. Abraham Lange, situate IN
Garrards- Town, berkeley County. This
properly consists 81 i very good and eon-
venient Dwelling House, wen calculated
for / tavern for whishit has for along
time been occupied, with bar room,
cellar, dining room, and : number Of
lodging rooms, good stables, ball alley,
&c. with m excellent garden, and two
acres Of land, well enclosed, adjoining.
There Is . good lime stone spring conve-
niently situated, the water Of which runs
through this lot. Any person inclining
70 rent. NAV know the tcrms by applying
% Mr.. George Lemen, Of Garrards Town,
OF 70 the subscriber living near Mr..
Raughly celstons, on the Poturnak river.
JOHN BECKETf.
March ie, 1905. q
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01
7sfAe lahatitaafs ef Berleley Csm,y.
FxLlOw-c IrIlEHs,

2 ne 1'ihatitanfs ef Btrkeisy County.
Pillow CITIsENs,
u So
Icing Frequently solicited b I num-
Der Of respectable Genflcmen q come
iorWArd = I Candidate torepresent you
q The General Assembly Of tbs CONF
monwealth, tins istheretore pintorm you
that ] have e Iast got my own consent,
not only toenlarge the field of your choice,
h1t i elected, 70 serve you faithfully,
according tony best judgments and ability.
Twin add. fellow-citizens, that I have
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01
ADvElRTIsE MENT.

WILL Be soid on Monday the 4sh dsy
Of April, isos, or far, u net, fh<
next fair day, md oHfinsed fre,s day %
day until tie. spkole - sold J On The
Plantatioa ofthe subscriber, living on
Back Greek. Berkeley County, the
following properly, 70 wit -
.IlORSESsnd colts, cowswithyouna
Calves, and other young Cattle, 4 num-
Der of Hogs, with Household and Kitch-
Furniture ofeyery description Also
Farming UtensiIs,. and ! quantity Of
Corn, Haydn the Stack, and Bacon, i
good Plantation Waggot1 with Geers,
and = namber Of Geese. Al credit Of Csc.
YEA months win Be givea the purchaser,
on hia giving bond with approved seeurii-
~. with infcrest from the date, II not
PunetuaIly paid. Other particuiars viii.
be made known onthe day Of sale, By
JAMES BLUE.
March IL, 1so3. Is.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01
Terms Of the Intellige ncer.

IHE friee this Paper i ROO dollars
Per amman, oss dollar payable at E.e lime
u subscribing, and one WAen the rear
exfsres. Distd,st subscribers pan for ths
soneie year IN adbalce, The Price 81
Advsrtlssments, 70 .nos-sntsrrijers, &
sse aelt1 pr s9nare fsr three speeks
n.ssysien, and far contimaacs affet thar
fspse - eeafs fes syeek Snbscyi5ers 1viR
eoni.1sef 10 receipe q uttionef one-l ouyfk
81 fheir eytisements .---
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

AIOTICE = hereby given, dat n
In ELECTION win Be held 4 tie
Couff- House ~ Marsinsburg, on the Mon.
day aftef de third Tuesday in Aprilnext,
for de purpose Of choosing = 81 person to
repeesent the District composed Of die
Counties az Berkeley, &c. &c. in tie S.
HNDAyENPoRT, shsriG.
March :, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01
BERKELEr CousTY, ss.4
February court, 1905
ROBERT WHC0X, Complainant, :
r.. b -. , tsr...yy.y r.. s
JACOB 0NG, Defendant. :
8. n TEY4N(iEp1- =.

THE Defendant, Jacob ong, not
j having entered his appearance q
greeable % an act Of Assembly and the
Eailes ofthis Court, and Il appearinsito the
Eatsiaetion Of the Court that he is NOT m
inhahitantof this Commonwealth, on mo-:
ton Of the Complainant. nv his Counsel,
Il Is ordered that the said Defendant do
appear here ON the Monday after the third
luesday IN May next, and answer the
bill efthe Complainant, and thar copy
of this order be forthwith inssr.ed n The
Virginia Gazette, for two months success
ssiyely, and Published at the door 81. the
blouse Of the said County.
A Copy. -
Teste. ss
II. BEDINGER, 6. ). {. !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

ATOTlCE i hereby given, that n
In ELEcTIoN win .be held e de
Court House II MaftinsburR, on tie Mon.
day siter the bird TUESDAY u April next.
for he purpose % choosing 4 iit personto
rspresent he District ccmposed of the
counfies Of Berkeley, Jefferson & Hamp-
shire. u the House of Representatives Of
he United Stntes. s
JOHN DAVENPORT, sheriG
March = 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

A1OTICE Is hereby given, fhat q
~ ELEcTIoN vim be held Il i, !.
Court House II Martinsbufg, On the Mon
day after the third Tuesday n April next,
Tor the purpose ofehoosins t9o6t persons
70 represent the County Of Berkeley II
de General a ssembiy ofthis State.
JOHN DAVENPORT, She;E.
March 1908,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01
The fameus and 1pel7- bred Sud Horse
s M A p

The famsus and rpels- bred Sud Horse
S. N "A p,
MILL stand to cover mares ii my
w stable, on the WarmS Spring road,
near WaIperu Tavern, st the moderate
price offour dollars the season, one dol
=larand = half cash the single leap, and six
dollars n insure . foal, 10 Be paid when
the mare ID known TO be with fOal, or
vhent the mare i removed. The money
for the season may he discharged BY the
payment Of three dollars, on or before
the FIRST day Of October next, II not thea
paid, feuBdcllars win be demanded.
SNAPis / handsome chestnut brown,
full sixteen hands high. and wen propor-
toned, he was got BY the noted horse
Old Snap, his dam By Cranky, his grand
dam By Old Janis his colts ARE gene-
rally sfcut, handsome and active. II i
thought needless 20 give . longer history
Of his pedigree, ashis figure and activity
win recommend him 70 the eye of every
impartial judge. Il
WILLIAM KARNEY.
March fs, 1905. ~ 81
I N.B. Pasture may Be had for mares
that come from . distance, but will NOT
be accountable for accidents or escapes.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01
FOR SALE.

I'm elegant Horse, three years old
nexf May, IS IA hands high. He i.
extremely wen calculated for the saddle
o. for covering mares. I win sen for
Cash, OF trade him fol. smart Negro
boy. o. = young Wagon horse.
JoHNMELVI jun.
Ts6srscn County, 5 IL miies fres.
Shepherd = 75yn, aldrck -, 1905
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

MARTINSBU re, Bsrieisvc s,c,fv 3
Virginia; Printed and pnklisAed B:
JQRNFA LRUR IT'S.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

The sntseribey hapine batcAased the
Plantation Formerly ospnsd b. MI. yames
Bise, situate On Back Greed, nozv sjSsrs
g rent e. Rpsseaaiens MAY IL had fke
ist Afrii essning Fer parsieulass
yss
WLLLEAlfWILSoM.
Garsards Tswn, March IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

- 80 - II - IS - + 4 fss- -
FER iovsIy Laura ! Zee i knew,
co1fcntnept croNn'd my cot |;
NY essst q life, alasl Were few
Nain ponPI enyisa MOI.
The rosy hours ecw swift away,
! pip 4 With merry elee 81
No lark that hAil'd he rising dry
Was half = ny q free.
Remembrance paints The pleasing scene,
When first she won nv heart
Her heanteons flee, her graceful mien, !
shons unadorn' 4 ~ NJ.
Now lonely, wandering fhro' ne grows,
MY bpsom fll'd With care,
hume my pipe 70 hapless love,
And monrnfor ~ sweet fair.
Tie wretch inclos'd "a Aries COAST,
More freedom knows than ! I;
Content i led, bless'd peace islost,
Invain ! heaye the sigh.
comsthou, sweet hope, and .oothe my
Thy sniles Of cheer my breast
TIA thou alone can'st give rclisf,
And make i lover blest.
p ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

We =, authorised . informslle CHI
zzshsef Berkeley eounty, tlat JAMES
cAHrPBRII, Esq. and MAGNUs
TAfE I'D will ssndapsli 4 De en-.
suins slsesimso Rspresentatives iashe
ssa1e Lssislatufs.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

BLANK DEEDS
For ssls y dis o&ss.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

The xeyno MILL-WarcHr AHD
MIL a's-CurDE, for sale u
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-25

- ,,,,re.< no Goa. God Almighty
~ chat he can do now. That there
pso Tam Pain Gays ihefe ha'r'f any God
,Asa - tonpd if he was HIRE now he'd fnr
,,sv and hide himfelf for fear Th5
.ss5 d his uztutored fave truck US
s..s;hlr. as in the very ipirif of1sar's ex-
Ina while the tempea was thunder
,oe and pouring over him:
"Le, the great Gods,
= That keep this dreadful pudder DER nnr
heads
yiad OPT theirenemics now. IIemble,
thon wretch
& That has witain thee nndivnlged crimes
* Uawhipp'd Of Jeaice. fiias thee,
chou bloody hand
- Taon prelured, and fimniar of sirfpe,
u ThOu art incelnons caitiH, ihake
10 pieces,
- That nnder cover; and convenient iecm-
ing.
q Hath ptaais'd on mas LIE. clole
pent. up quilts
a Rive you concealing continents, add
ak
q Ihele dreadful fnmmoners grace.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-25

The TITLE PAPERS ofthe
property of the deceaied Robert Meaie,
advertiled to be fold on Saturday next, by
Mr.. Vim. Herbert, the truAee, are in
my poGstlion, and any perlon defirous Of
feeling them, or viewing the property pre-
vious to the fale, will be fhewn either Oh
application. The Mill on Holiness run,
will be little more than halfa mile from
the Turnpike Road, which will be ex-
tended beyond that this feaion and there
IS on the land han6ione houie for fun
mer retreat. There is ALTO a tenantahle
houfe on the lot, near the George iowa
Road, which rents for 40 dolls. per ann.
and the lots adjoining it have produced
two tons of hay per acre. The g ound
rents in town are we'll fecured by gooi
brick Improvements.
G. DENEALE.
May IS. q
Mo1asse5, almonds, &c.
Twenty hhds. retailing Molanes Of a
very hyperion quality,
Twenty trails frelh Almonds,
A quantity OF loaf and lump Sugar in
hbds. & bis.
Ten tierces frefh Rice, received per
brig Celia, from n. York, ard for fale
by J. and t. VOWEL.
They haze ON hand,
"a hhds. ST. Kits Rum, I'd and 81
proof,
100 bis. Pork,
20 do. brown Sugar,
Mu(catel and bloom Raliins,
90 tons Platter,
A few quarter caks
London particular Madeira Vine.
May IS. cow
JAMES WILSON
Has received by the hip William and
John, capt. Woodhoufe, from London,
SPRING GOODS,
which wiz be opened and for (ale imre.
diately at his warehouie.
Alio-Brown Stout III calksof
s doz. each.
May :. d
For Sale,
A handfome FORTE PIANO. Ape
ply TO THoS, PATTANa
May II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-25
meaae, qs5;seb my 1t pradslfd a3aa 81
common farmers, soacliays and if it ap-

maaur q,s;rb my be pya95ied a3oa 50
common farmers, 50 dollars and j it ap-
pears - The t,aA<es, that .te1 an exfsn-
Jfpe pra7iee, THE improvement eft6< FIJI,
zvoAldbe moye tbau e7aiDaieat 70 The "a.
pence Of tbs improvement, 1Ae aasit,c1
efIOo doll0rs. II minnfe dsjcrfptao1 e
he Jsverai lsils, and al fbe e'reaMfaaees
,elative to the froexDfs, emft1atiov md
yslals scill be rsQaysd. CLAIMS 6sfors
fare ~ sNoven6e,, 1904.
TIE eommuaieotious ma2 be .arcom9anef
qvifb paper eevyeafrs, 5,sm .lei<ff mfa,
megyfy0trs, elx,symea Sanaotber Oeaebers
to tie /ati5fadnu Of ne lrgf>es;; The
Mares 70 be ia a feazea PAPER aoisb a marx
0r9evire, eorrslpenamg 10 f6r hssueta,e If
the commanfcatisa.
By wder Of The Trnffes,
JOHN .AVEnlr, Seerefarr.