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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

sived great deal With Mr.. .jeHerion, and
hadnow gone back to Italy. He writes
TO Mazzei, that :" our political ftuation
. is prodigiouily changed iince you left
/" US. Inaead of that noble love of liberty
: and that Republican government which
= carried u, thsough the dangers Of the
6 war, an angIo-m6narchico ariftocratic
/" party has riGen. Their avowed Object is
g to impole on US the fubaance, as they
:" have already given US the form Of the
&C form of the Bririh government. p
Thefc then were the hereGes which had
fprung up, and the Importers of them he
tells Mazzei, in the fame letter, are, I" the
g executive PAGER, the judiciary p'a0sr, and
:" all the officers of government" Again,
he lays to Mazzei in another place, /"
/" lhould give you fever fl ihould name
{" the apoitatcs, who have embraced theie
" hereGes men who were Solomons in
" council and Sampfons in combat, but
&C whole hair has been cut of, by the who're
C of England" Now, | ak, will any man
doubt that General Warrington was the
object of all this calumy Was he not
the executive power Was ne not the A.
merican Solomon and Sam9(on Of the revo-
luton, by whole wildom in council, by
whole talents in the field we fecured our
independence And what is meant by
whore of England, but the corrupt profit
tutons which the Britiih government fuc-
celSfully employed TO bride our beloved
Warrington into traitor to his country !?
For he lays our Sampfons hair was cur Of
by the who're of England Here let the
reader paule-let him compare the public
declarations of MIR. Jeferlon, with thefe
confidential communications, and fay if
they are not true key to the honors and
benefits which have been beltowed upon
Duane, Callatin and Paine?
When Mr.. Jefcrfon got leated in the
chair of fate, we find that Paine was one
among the 6rlt objects Of his attention
And he lent letter by Mr.. Dawfon, which
contains the following very remarkable
padage, "That you may long live to con-
C tinue your ufeful labors, and TO reap
i" the reward in the thankfuInefs Of ma
(" tons, is my Gncere prayer. Accept al
6 furnaces of my high efteem and afec-
&C tionate attachments Ii will be en-
CURED, what uieful labors had PANE been
engaged in during his ablence from Ame-
RIGA /? The anlwer is, his rig Man.
tending to overturn all regulaip5overn-
ment-the hrlt and fecond parts Of the
Age of Reafon,' full of fallhoodS, milf
quotations, and the mott blalphemous in
fidelity that can be conceived land laftly,
a pamphlet reviling in the mott wanton
and cruel manner General Warrington,
who lived and died with the fairea fame
of recorded times IF thefe are the
ufeful labors for which Mr.. Jefcrfon prays
a reward for Paine, may God in his mer.
cy, enlighten his mind and if Paine can
command the 'efteem' and afe6tionate
attachments of Prefdcnt of the United
States, fuch chief magiirate is unfit to
preGde over free and Chrittian people. |
PLAIN FACTS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
BY LATE M TAILS.

PHILADELPHIA, NoO. g. A Gone has re-
Gently been 'diicovered in the ile of Tam
an, which proves that the ancient city of
Tmutaraken was fituated in that iile a
Circumstance which has created much con-
troverfy. The life Of Taman is in future
to be called Tmutaraken by order Of the
emperor Alexander.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
SALEM DEC. I,

Hre.-On Monday night, between 2
and O'Clock, fire BURT out from the
houie occupied by Mr.. Abner Stone and
tire other families, in Beverly, near the
iouth Westinghouse, and in lhort time
it was reduced to alhes. 1t was 70 fudden,
that the people of the houfe could only e.
cape naked from their beds, without fav
ing any thing but their lives. Happily
none were loft; and, from the dead calm
which prevailed, the inhabitants fucceed-
ed in preventing the flames from fpread-
ing 70 other buildings. The fire is con:
ls6tured to have caught from an oven il
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

There are number of Counterfeit Ea-
giles of the impreilion of 1901 in cireufa-
ton. A little attention is necehary to detect
them. The face of liberty is very coaly
executed. The fars which furround her
are much larger and more crowded to-
gether in the counterfeit than in the gen
uine. The metal is of fainter yellow,
and much lighter than the real Eagle
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

which bfcad had been baked tn. n.ec.5:..
evening. BY this melancholy even e,s''
out of families which occupied II. -
have loft their all but The human;,s, - J. !
their neighbors has induced liberslf.....
foription for their relief.
AmbeIR, NoV. 29.-Thc remains =
Mrs. Jemina Colby, wife of Mr.. Arcb.s.
aus C.(who we advertiled fome time f,sc..
as having left her houfe in nunbaros /
fiji Infantry were found on the -.
init. in Collision, about three miles 6em
her houfe, nearly confirmed.
In nothing do the democrats APPEAR more al
ward. than in the defenf. of governmen,.
long habitusted, as they have teen, to h. ~
of Rulers; hey know net in what mapner !.
proceed on the new road Of pansgyric :. rne.ern'
IS it that we meet with 70 much eoa,ie coupl m..
10 much for the puff diIea-- Csatia.L
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

An act making an appropriation to- !
rying into eFe4 the 9Th article Of the treoyd i
comm rec, and navigation, between the INV
and his Britannia M4jeay. p.s5
BIZ il ena7sd ~ t5. Senqss and H'p's ~
tafivet oftbe United Stafes Of >5rls,ha, N O''s
Jsm5td, That a fun not exceeding MY I'll
dollars, to Be paid out Of any monies ~ -
wife appropriated, be, and hereby Is ~ .,.s
for the purpole OF carrying iato etftd = 8 \
article of the trea'y conclndsd At Losoo"' tss534
ninetesnth day Of November, ie'ente esa... 81
ard ninety four, between the Uoi;sd 0'A
merica and his Britannia n2jety. !, -
Sec. hndJs il farf5er frat7sd, ! h'' ~ - +:
ting OF ers of The treafIry be- and 'a'' ,,c.:
By autho lied 70 allow a. 'n'efea n'" y.
th.rate 0! 6 per cen,nn per annu'n' i ! Fl
part of the amount Of any ava 'el'.as,.Ia1
fuance of The aforefsid article aud 81 =. 9
treafury previous to the Pailns o. I" ,wrI
calculated, from the time when in'H
have Been pref.nIed. 81
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

yeGels twenty leagues TO the welt OF IaPe-
snartrl. was ordered back off Iangier-bay,
and the feet deiired TO proceed, with an
entrance that there was no danger to be
apprehended from the Moorilh cruilers,
they having been called in and lad up al
Tangiers.
General Dumourier. A report is now
circulating, fays London paper OF Sept
20, which has lately engaged the Particu-
lar attention of the military circles, that
Gen. Dumourier has delivered into the
hands of his Royal Highnefs the comman-
der in chief, a mott comprehensive and
intcrefing memoir infinitely detailing all
the plans that have been formed and adop-
ted during the laf thirty years in France
for the inyaiion of this country, and point
ing our, with altonihing ability, the on
ly aGailable points on our coait, and how
thefe points may be rendered invulnerable.
1t is likewile faid, that in this work delin-
cation Of all the ports from Bayonne to
the Texel is given with the greateit &C
curacy, the number of vefels and their
capacities that each harbour can fupP!y
the methods formerly defgned for their
fate departure and landing on the flores
Of England, and the different rout to be
purified by the REFLECTIVE diviGons of che
invading army, and the orders for their
conduct when they had obtained a footing
on this fde the water.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
NETWORK, NOV. %.

Cood NezOs.-Captain Hodges, who ar
rived here yefferday from Leghorn, in
forms, that he left Tangier-bay on the nth
uItimo, at which time the frigates New
york and John Adams, and fchooner En-
tcrpri(e, were there. Commodore Morris
was then at Tangiers, for the purpofe Of
aduliing the differences between the u
nited States and the emperor of Morocco,
who was alto at that place.-The commo-
dore had fent in his propolals relative to
the exchange of priioners, prizes, &c. and
the probabilityis, that an accommodation
actually took place-as the brig, which
was aPpoii ted to convoy the American
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

Hudlon, Nov. a2.-On Thurfday lat
arrived in this city and was fhipped to N.
York for the ufe Of the fufeferS by the late
epidemic in that city, cab and c0aHtry pro-
due to the caIue Of a ,tbouland dollars, TENT
by the fociety of BeAieOer5 ohakers at
New Lebanon and Hancock.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

On the 18th Of Sept. Hawley, who, the
preceding day, had been convicted Of
High Trealon, was executed at Dublin
This man was not one Of the ordinary
clafs Of offenders. He had acted as fore
keeper in Emmett's rebel depot, and pre-
viouly to his death confelTed thar he was
the perfon who fhot col. Bwrone. He
addreded the people at the place ofex-
ecution when he exhorted them to de-
fit from all treafonable purluits, and to re-
linquiih all animohtieS. He admitted
the jultice of his own lentence, and died
in apparent penitence.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

On Thurfday night, Gays the Pererf-
burgh paper of the 9TH init in COME
queace of an unhappy fracas between
James Fleming, and Mr.. Allen Stone, OF
this town, an old gentleman by the name
Of Agin, who was Handing near, was un-
fortunately ihot through the body by M
Fleming, which in a fhort time put a Pc
riod to his exiltence.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
BOSTON. NOV. 20.

Advices from France fate, though we
cannot vouch for the correctness of the
report, that Bonaparte had discharged all
his old generals except two or three .
and had appointed twenty-fx new ones,
under the idea it was prefumed that as
they had regulations to acquire, they
would Of courfc exert themleives with
more boldne1s and enterprise, than thole
who had high military characters to haz-
ard.
A new Military CAR for the purpofe
Of conveying troops to the COATS, has been
invented and approved in England. Six
horfes have drawn it on gallop, with IS
men within it.
The Sherilfs Of London and Middlefex,
were. on late location, fvorn into Office
in military drefs. Mott of the other
magiflrates were alto in uniform.
The principal leaders of the brigands
at St. Domingo, are Deaalines, Governor
General, Chriltophe, Clairveaux "a mulat-
to1 and Potion, WHO'S the mott intelligent,
was educated in France, and came out in
LIE Clerc's army.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
Laws Of the United States.
..s...,.s.....'....
Eigbtb CongrSji... ..H1a SaEn.
..s......ss..s--....

An Aa making proyifion for the paym,r
of claims Of citizens Of the Unted States on The oo,
meat Of France, the payment Of which h. been ala
ed by the United States, BY virtue Of he coageaso.,
the 3oh Of April, houfand eight kunt red .nd,b,.
between the United States add the French repueh,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-18

BY vlrtue Of a Deed Of Trua,
from Oven Roberts to the fuo!cfiber,
on the third Monday in February next,
if fair, if not, the next fair day, will
be expofsd TO lale for ready money, ca
the premics.
One moiety Of that LOT Of
GROUND, in the City Of Wsihing.or,
delcribcf in the plan Of .h- ci:y by The
numoer eishteen, in the fIaare nuta5er
one handtel AMI hxty eight fronting
fifty nine feet lp1n she Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and extending back ona hundred and
ievcn feet .leven inches Upon the pre-
mites is erected two itory brick dwell
ing houfe, ard the lor is under mortgage
TO fccare the payment of fifteen hundred
dollars, fubjecs to which it will be fold.
ALTO, one moiety of thar Lot OF Ground
in the fAid city defcribed in TIE plan by
Number ten, in fqu1se number two hun
dred and atty-hx, fronting forty eight
feet ltyen inches upon-ihe open ezra on the
Penn fyl.ania Avenue, upon which there
is an un6nilh-d frame Dwelling. Houfe.
JAMES KEITH.
Tsnusry IS. DTS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-18

II. ,:,.a;on 70 ssrry il INTO execution.
~ ARA the end Of she alme year the
! .a,01a,ion ofthe ely Of New o6ieans was
|,s,i. /, is remsskahic wnat fonan''c
100 s,b;s charm ne country, u every
|ss9e of is hiitcry has snkinalci tfom.''s
! : .,~,,;g # yaat6, f.eaesrlv soaghf BY
} =, Leon. 10 ,he fl y proi2cas of Law,
me note recent, but il is hoped more
IA, Aan.isl fchemes OF the Georgia adyen-
turers OF OH own day.
The country lying eaa Of the river. &
,ou, ca,rprsi,enied under sae dtlcrip;ion
Esft rae M.Glppi Territory, IS, perhaps,
! recard 10 foil, climate an prohibitions,
RE mott d,lish,tul fpOs 10 America And
!. # nor falljsa Of inexpreaihle regret
|,har thcie nstasal advantages iAousd te
rendered Of no value by a Jealous ana hei.
t;le nation, who happens TO have fmail
leolony Gtoatrd at the mouth OF the river
The county podefed and clal'ued by
I rtsece under she name of Louifiana, was
bounded on the iou,h by the GulPh Of
Aiexico, on the north by Canada, and on
sb- eat and wet " indefinitely" CON-
p,ehending greater extent than that OF
The u States. The activity wifdom & ad-
Rtlrets with which thar nation has inyaria-
EbJy purified her magnificent fchemes of co.
klonization, in n. America, we well know.
Rla I7sa, Che had nearly completed chain
.Aof fons from Nsw-Orleans TO Quebec, by
3whics the Englih colonies were hemmed
lin. and wouIo have been confined TO the
&coun,ry on this fide OF the Allegheny
zMountsins.
Thefe wife and gigantic projects were
defeated by Great Britain, in the war of
kI7,6. The Houie of Bourbon was hum-
Died before the mighty genius of a Pitt,
Internationally the ablea war-minifssr, if
mot ,be greateG ifatelman, that England
ever Jaw. His great and comprehensive
mind embraced the whole. extent and mag.
nitudc of empire, penetrated the srsful
'fcheBe. of the French court, and feizcd
every location to cramp cunning and
dangerous enemy. He defpifed the feeble
sounleIs and lhors-Eghtsd views of fcliih
and ihallow politicians, who facri6ce the
5olid interef and honor OF the tate, to the
,ephmeral advantages OF decsit.ul peace,
'or TO whatever may in the lealt endanger
4heir darling popularity.
To return: By the treaty of Paris, in
h765, between Great Britain, France and
Spain, all the pciIeiiiens in Canada, and
fhat part of LouiGana lying esa of the
19ililippi, & including the Fl0ridas, were
seded TO Great Britain. France received
New Orleans and the iland on which it
4 bnilt, which, with thar part of Louidana
lying welt of The MilEilippi, lhe gave up
10 Spain.
By the treaty of 1853, the Floridas
same again into the pofsiion of Spain.
In 1895 he tipulated with Us for
participation Of The benefits of the Milf
6ppi how faithful The has been in the
pbleryance we ihall examine in our next.
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NO TICE.
Iannsry 1g.


Will poGtiyeiy be Sold, a, Public Sale,
on the prelnfss, the hr9 day OF April,
ii fair, if NOT the next fair da, there
after,
ArraGt of LAND in the coun-
ty of Loudoua, on Goofe Creek. near the
Mill formerly owned BY Col. Simon Trip
le't, containing 500 acres, comfortable
part of which is in Wood !; formerly the
property Of Algu&ine Love, and By him
conveyed to Alexander Gordon, and By
faid Gordon conveyed TO the fubicribers
tor the benefit of his creditors. One fifth
of the parchafe money to be paid on the
day of fale, two Efths in twelve months,
and the remaining TWO hfths in s;ghtces
months from the day OF iale for whica
payments approved feclraty will be re-
CURED.
JONAH THOMSON.
Benz. COMEGYS,
JACOB HOFFMAN.
J41. ls. epds,
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aIsral!orla QDoersssr.
Tu EsDAY, JANUARY IS.

AT an Election held at tie Court Hogfe
pm Monday laf, the following gentle.
pen were chofen Directors of the Bank of
alexandria for the eufuiDg year.
Joho Dunlap,
Charles Simms.
r. NJ. Scott,
William EIerbers,
Samuel Craig,
John Janney,
John Dundai;,
Richard Conway,
Jonah Thompfon.
George Gilpin is chofen a Direaor, TO
|npPly the vacancy occaGoned by tie re-
PAsetion OF Wm. Herbert, PrsGdent.
AT meeting of the Directors of rhe
fiarine lniurance Company of AIexan-
fIia, held yetterday, William Hawthorne
sas Reelected PRECEDENT, ]. B. Nichols,
secretary, and Jacob Hoffman was ,hofen
Director il the place of William Hartf-
PPorpe, chofen Preiidenr.
frsm tie ScIore GAZETTE.
tCoPY.)
Department of Srate,
Nov. II, 1902.
SIR,
The pieGdert obfervins 10 an addreis
kk1,ely delivered by you TO the convention
slo at Gmilicothe. an incompetence and
aeccfum OF language towards the legif-
azure OF the Uni.ed States, and dif.
sa''z'rg ipirir and tendency of very
= example, asd grofsly violating the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-18

SO cv'iy jot Tha.'s dtle to G II,
For Pill or Bot The, Slave or CT,
All round the Or sEcoNIAN Pot;
Whether begos Of league OF Scot,
Or from the Mot ley race Of LOT,
Sober OF SGT, Yarkey or not;
Or eifs, | wot, THEY'LL fnell il hot,
Or they may blot NATHAEIEL Corr.
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10 Rent,
Pof.nion given Immediately,

Petition given immediately,
4 large Brick Warehoule adj
joining r. Newton and Co. and COR.
Portable Dwelling Houie, on Prince ftree!.
For particulars enquire of
RICKETTS,, NEWTON & Co.
ian. I8. d
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Ladies and Gentlcmen's Shoes
and Slippers.
SAMUEL CLARK,
Next door 10 Peter Sherron's,

Next door TO Peter Sherron's,
Has juf yeeeived and uoru epeainq, a
frs@ ard beauty4l var;ety Of Size, =
Slippers, KID ard Morsreo, ofeveyy de-
/rriptiou, Gsutl<msa's dancing Pumps,
(Mopee0l and fas Sizes, MIS- blatE
and esio4red M0roefo and Leather Sip
bers, Boys fue ana c0mmau Shes uvf
Pxmts, CbHdrens red Morocco md Lea.
tire, Sboss, and zoo pair Negr0es, large
fse, eoayle Sboes, which be oGlrs foy
J4is at bs follorying retail prices, Vis1.
Ladies Kid Is 6s9 1916
Black Morocco IS 90 1856
Colourcd dc. os9 7so Ss5
Leather Slippers $50 Is
Mems belt qua. 9s 1876 IFS
Mems Morocco Pumps 9s los
Childrens Shoes and Slippers in proper
ton.
ALSO,
For Cath or Barter for Flour
80 bis. bett No. Beef pa
20 half do. Mcfs do. -,
50 bis. Mackerell
Jaa. rS. go
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Madesya Vine.

Ricketts,, Newton and Co.
Have jua received few pipes Of rue
London particular, and 10 De fold cheap.
They have a'io,
One cafe Of elegant OSTRICH
FrArHRRs; viii be fold low by The cafe.
Jan. IS. d
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snt5oht my5Gs esyaI r Tx Fzte u
May1aaa, bsre6y giu~s ba5le n9tFe to
fle/e zybom Il my eoresru, that be has
6esa h4fyal7ed and ordeved BY bis eosyt, IN
a.7 as e1glpl TT lis Txfcaa mygy tie
S,vg IF ltyayio, fey the /aia Fafc. III
ih1e 7e5o my quaat ks eoslu'uy dseumeuts
11aer tb4t capacity, a0zl afpJ I, ,s5s esu.
5nlote Of S5av.
S2asnb Cegiais lJFce,
B4ltlmere, au.l5, 1905.
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CONGRESS oE THE UNITED STATES.
HoyS Of Reprsfsntatives.
Wedaslaay, January Il, 1905.

Mr.. Newton made report, from the
committee on the Bankrupt Law, thar
II avas not eapedient1o repeal Ike Bank
rupt Lazv.
Mr., Smile aked if the report were
final.
Mr.. Bayard obierved, that if the re.
port were in part, it night be received !;
but II final, lt could NOT. He therefore
moved that 1t fhould be recommittea 70
the fame committee who brought ID the
report.
NJ. Newton replied, that it had been
the opinion of the committee, that il
would be bef in the fiji inltance to have
decided by the Houte the maio q ,efion
Of repeal, betsre any Efforts wee male TO
amend it.
Mr.. DaqvGa m7ved to Fytke oxt lie
rysyd not-Ibis motion 7vas dsel..red nor
in order, as ii bad nat 5eer yet determined
to take up the rtiol4tton.
The H5sll ayreeato fete up tie rsJa4g-
ti0n.
Mr.. john C. Smith noz,sd fs RON
mlmeAt to TIE committee qv5o 5yax rl5t
It in.
Mr.. Rauaop6LpoEe on The msries e1r The
main gusfios Of the repeal, ard aHgnsa
yea/5as IN tav0r g a r<ptal.
Mr.. Bayar1 move9 an mfw71n to :he
/else7 committee II snfavv, qo5et5sr any,
and qubat am1u@uenn arr uersDay in tbs
Bankrupt Lazv.
Mr.. Byaya aJo r>plied nj royfasy4-
bze length 70 til. 0rssmsuts et Mr.. Ran :
doLbb.
| M1grs. S. Smith, Bacoz, a0detbsr gen
tlsmeu, eouJfdered all debate on lie msrits
Of The qucRioa premature.
Sane gentlemen, originally bgAjI 10 tbe
principles Of bauk,ntt ha1O, decla,td
tkem/skves, uader exiting ei,eamyGauees, a
CANT sepeai, paticala,ly as t5e As70
1uas limited to }fve gears.
In The c0uyh Of The dsbate, Mr.. S.
Snnb defendea tbe general bratsple q
the Bukrupt LaqJ; and Mr.. Yarnam
L1,ke agaiyf its otfratioa, ard IN fav0r Of
ybeal.
Il rsfsyeree Of The ,s/olution 10 a
| committee Of tde sObsle, qvas .64ai1 far-
| ried.
| WJex mr.. Raaaolpb moved that il
! be made the 0rdsr Of tie day Jsr Moad.y
next.
| Mr.. Mitchell msved tbat ii Bau4 be
The ordsr Of The day .far Moaasy Jorf-
| night.
| Tbs matter 10as Jxp5ortrd BY Az Euais
| ard Tbafeber, and earrsea. dyes 50,
| Macs a9.
In the cyleg0 Herald, a phvGcian calls or
his debtors for payment IN the follow
ing humoureus manner:
| Says Doctor Gott, Ill tell you what, =
I'm call,d onhot, To pay my lhot,
| And may rot, If donot:
I But ! cannot, Ualefs Tia not,
1 Fer ios and 'fot From lsot to fqos,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-18

Extraa Of letter from perf,n ofretpec-
liability IN che Iavannah, to his CORE
ioondent in Wilmington, dated Dec.
5, 1852.
+" Nothing Ct mom-ns has occu,rcl
linoe ray lat, exeepr new order fal all
foreigners TO depart this place. This O.
riginased FROM je4loufy on th- parf of
fhe merchants, {nojesfs Of sp1in, who are
in the balnels Of receiving coaisnnents
q fave csrgoes, again2 foreigners WHO
are IN the habit ofreceivlng large conhgn-
nen's through their Englllh connexions.
No foreign vel1e!s are admitted wieh car
goes of any kind whatelover.'
A Charlton paper Of the a5th ut. a5s
-" The aoops Republican and Grey
hound, which arrived veiterdav, have
been TO the favannah, bur were r<fQisd
entrance there. American vea.ls arc ad-
mitted With flock alone the report of
thofe which have lumber on board being
admitted, is unfounded."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-18

Don Juas BAuTIsTA BReNAERu, his
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-14
Kalu:Q5ls Pyoberty and Cath,
To BE DISPOSED OF
FOR VET 6 DRY GOODS.

The moieties Of two large traas
Of LAND lying on Sandy river, in the
county of Kenhawa, fate of Virginia, the
litie papers Of which are ready and i'm
mediate conveyance may be made. Is
h 5 property are attached T'zvo Ibsa5aua
DsRars in Cath, to be diGpoied Of in the
fame manner. 1hete lands are reprefent
ed 10 be valuable, and will Be parted with
at nearly The colt of warrants and original
charges. Necelity coinpels this.property
to be offered for fale, that dividend may
take place with thote inteFefied, fome of
whom much want their proportion of the
money therein yetted.
TO ylsw the pIats, title papers, &e.
call on als. Groyermatl.
FEB. AZ. 2awsm