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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13
American Intelligence.
PHILADELPHIA, Narcb rs.
FIRE.

Ou Saturday morning laa, about 3 o'ciock,
the city was alarmed by FIRE. Ii proved to
be IN three itory brick building, near the
wet end Of Cartcr's alley, and about 100
Yards ear OF the bank of the United States,
which was principally occupied by MIR. Piow-
man rs printing Office, and one of the apart
ments was occupied rs book BINDERS Mop
he fire appears to have begun in the garrett
as part of the roof is alnloit the only part
continued, which being weakened by the FIRE,
fell in, and brought with il part of the wet
gable. the light of which carried with it the
upper floor, this adding 70 che weight, took a
nanting direction to the north, carried with it
part of the other floors all the way to the
cellar. With this general maiS of boards,
jolt, brick, ana IRE, a number Of our mott
a6tive citizens, who were bufy in removing
the property in danger, were p:ecipitated from
one two and three ttories TO the cellar, fix or
ieven of them were taken out OF the rubbiih
badly hurt, and others Tightly. but none we
nope mortally,
honas Bradford, iun. attorney az law,
who was on the iecond hoor, when the above
took place, and iceingbis danger, jumped from
thence into the valley, and happily ctcaped
with Only = bad iprain of his left ANGLE, and
flight enc iate right ANGLE and his griRs
Among thofe taken out of the cellar from
among the rubbifh were MIR. c. P. Wayne,
printer, much bruifcd in his back, Mr.. Jones,
cabinet-maker, violent contufon on his
breatt, lad, apprentice to Mir. Ma(on, chair
maker, CaIowhill ifreet, who was 90 the third
floor and prccpitatcd from theme TO the cell
lar, he, we are told, has his collar bone and
one rib broke, and leveral burns on lis thighs
We uoderltand that the fire was tupp7ied
to have been ocealloned by depoiiting aihes in
the garrett.
The lois of property we have rot beer able
TO aicertain, but from various circumstances
are induced TO believe it TO be between z and
5000 dollars.
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MELANCHOLY.

On Thuriday evening, the 18th init.
the dwelling houfe of Mr.. Batcheldcr,
III Grapthan, in New FIamplhire, was
coniunled by fire, with its contents and
what is more melancholy, child, five
years old was burnt TO death in il.
On the morning of the fire, Mr.,
and Mrs Bachelder fer out or a journev,
leaving fix children behind, three Of tbt
youngelt were IN the houle when If
took fire. The fire wasconnaunicated
TO fome tow, by a candle, which was
immediately extingui1hed; by the bow
who held the candle, as he filppo(ed.
upon which be l&y hinfelf down UPON =
bed, bur had not Laid long before he faw
the flames burlting through the creyites
ofthe houle. Two inali children were
then in bed, and no af1iGance very near.
he few to the relief of the youngea, and
bade the other follow tiin-But, alasI
the dettructive element too foon over
took the child, and it fell victim TO fbe
burning ruins. --Daytmoufb Gaz.
Mr.. John Gates, Of Bclcher, in this
fate, wenrinro q iaw mill early on the
morning Of The / 9th. uitino. with de-
iign 10 law fome logs the mill was fro
zen, he cur it OUT and hoilted .he wafer
gate. " hen the faw gate topped the
night before, it was within few inches
OF Being at the height. He took piece
Of fllt-wood for lever, put a prop Under
linear the faw gaze at the top, and Dried
Ii up: The 1aw gate came down 70 thar
It carched the lever, the end Of which
truck his forehead, broke bis Rull, beat
our one eye, and killed him inaantlv
lie fell b. 1he dde Of the log one Of
MS arms were iawed OFF, and he was
mangled in . knocking manner, o.
the fame day, at another law milJin the
laid town, another man, in nearly Gn,i
IaI circumstances, was knocked down
and thrown iome way, but not greatly
hurt.
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ROBBERY.

THE following account of a noff barba.
fous and arrocious robbery has been commu-
nicated to US by refpectable correfpondent
at Willianfport Penniyivania.
he unhappy luHercr is Young lady. ahout
eighteen years Of age, by the name of ESTHER
A1'DowEL. The hiltory of her misfortune
IS thus related by our correfpondent.
MlS M'})owell IS the daughter and orl,,
child Of DR.. JoaN M'DowEL, who< aborr
three years 'ince, removed from Montreal r.
AenfacIg5 where he had purchafed an ei}afe.
Tie ieFt his daughter to refde with ar aeed
aunt, VII has iince died, ard left her niece feir
TO q eonhderable property. Upon the death
Of her aunt, the young lady exprcfed to her "a
faeT win to remove ard reiidc with her M
rents in E-entuchy. hccordingly he fcnt man,
"ho ,1d been brough. up from infancy in his
f9;n'iy> and IN whole tldeii5y and honor he had
me mott implicit confidence, 70 condu9 her
non1e- one proceeded wieh him from Moa+-
real, ard arrived in the neiehbonrhood of We'll
transport, on Monday evering, the 81 n #
Al2rch initant. curing the day, the villain
had taken pains to avoid cbferVati0n as much
as poi'lbie, By leaving the public road ard
paahg through ohicure and urfrearen+,l
paths. They continued TO traycI rij rem
O'Clock in the evening, when he. fi.dde0Iv do
mounted, dragged The lady from her horGe. and
Pretenting . piito to her breaf. demanded
her money, and threatened 70 murder her e
}hc attempted to give az alarm. She inpIor-
60 his mercy, Offering BIN all fhc pofeGed
uPoE the condition Of fparing he. fife. A.
that inttant ne tore of her bonnet and oa,oad
Del mouth 20 preveHther from fpeaki,6 uc
then proceeded to "trip her Of every ayficln IS
cioathng, ard Tying her hands behind her
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13
FROM THE NEw-yoRK GAZETTE.

The fhip Newly ork Packet, Capt.
Webb, arrived here yelterday in very
ihort pafiage Of 81 days fromGravefend.
We have been favoured, by the owners
with the London sc Sum-" of the nth
OF FEBRUARY. This paper and another
Che Srar) Of the fame date, were the
only late papers received by the flip.
l heir contents are very unintereIfing.
Great PomP and ceremony was obfcrg-
ed III the manner of receiving the re-
mains of general Leclerc at E oulon, and
the other places in France through
which the body paf1ed. The price Of
ftocks at London, the 18th. Feb. at noon
was, for coniols II 7-a money ON
mum 4.
We learn by the arrivals on sat,r-
day from Gibraltar, thar the frigate
Adams was at that place the 10th llt
TO iail for America in fhorr time; and
that the Chelapeake and fchooner En-
terPrlze were at Malta. No INTELLIGENCE
had been received at Gibraltar Of rbe
lois OF an American frigate, as recently
reported here, which induces us 10 be-
heYe the report unfounded.
Gaz. u. s,
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The following is trannation Of tb4
tlrft conluPs Letter to Madam L
SIerc on the occaiion Of her hw-
bands death;
'fWhen I confdcd to gen. lie cjerc
the expedition to St. DoH5inoo foe
warned him Of the danger which ac.
companled it, and the glory he n,;gbt
acquire by it. Your hUG2snd las IeGr
behind him a glorious memory and
that Juitiiies my choice. You have
partaken his peri.s YOU have attended
him in his Taft moments YOU have nJ
filled the duties which unitrd w, -
MS eelt!ny and am con(oled by thefe
cohldertlonS for the lois we have fut-
FAMED. am fatis6ed with your con.
o"ce am even proud Of it. We
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13
BALTIMORE, March %.

Il gentleHan u this city has 1olifsly
J10orSd rs With Tie Turk Recoydey, oft5s
I6tb mt. fIom 1obicb ne bcge exfyaasl
The Joll0a0tng:
ANOTHER DREADFUL FIREll
The unknown villains, who are fcek-
ing our deftruction, fliccecded again on
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13
Foreign Intelligence.
NEW YORK, Abyil 7.

BY the New York Packet, captain Webb.
arrived yeherday, in a DAYS from Briao'
the London Star, to the 9Th ult. II DAYS later
tran ~ the Britilh packet is received At the
Office oftbe Daily Adve'tifer: from which
iit.aPpears, that the French expedition 70 Lon,
ji'a1s' i'rit delayed by the bankruptcy Of tba
ho"is IN Paris, which had the contract to e. +
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13

out, and iinoe by forms and ftof, If nothing
ellie, was ON the nth of February, lying n,
heivcetlluys. A courier arrived at the F{a,,.
the 9th who had been aifpatched from e..
mnhter OF marine, and after DELIVERING he
diipatches, he Get Off for HelvoetGuys; 70.
turned from thence the 10th and then iet M
for Paris, with extraordinary cxpediti n r.
was iurmiied that his arrival was Connected
with the infant departure OF the exoeditin,s
An article under the Dover head Of F'.h,,,,rx
10, lays that fatal frknefs had prevailed ~
Paris; 5000 are iaid to have died there r., Nh.
coure OF the month of January-thc diforJsr
hrit came on with fore throat, catarrhal fe
yer, and was uiually fatal in three DAYS. Oar
dhputeS on the fubjecf of New Orleans, an.
pear to excite comfortable attention in Emo.
land On W ednelday, the 10th of FebruaTv
acabinet council was held, at which the re-.
port OF the conviction of colonel De(pard and
MS afiociates was laid before his maien,,.
1 ne rsiult has not tranfpired, though il has
oeen ltated that g the law was ordered tn tak.
us conFie upon the colonel and FIX of his faI..
low low conlpirators, namely, Broughton, Francis.
WIattan, Wood, Graham, ard M'Nar3ar2s
On honday next, on the top OF The country
P'ion' IN horiemonger lane, and that the fer.
'ehce or Newman, Tyndall, and Lander, who
were recommended to mercy by the Jury, has
oeen fuipended." The editor Of the Star re-
marks; " We can only fay, chat 60 MANY an
plIcations in favor ofDefpard, and fomc o}hpr
OF fhe criminals, that the confederation of then,
may take up longer time; and that if Man
uAy nag oeen hXed on, as ftated, ionic potic.
would have been fent to the.hail fhrrif, which
we Know has not been the cafe The wea,her
on the CONT of Spain and Portugal has been
exceeding y tempeituous through the monrh
o. OF January, and great number of ihipwrecbs
mad taken place ON the COAT The DottninrenS
IMP belonging to the Swedifh cor1pSnv'
Commanded by captain Sherman, had been
wrecked on the coat of Norway; the crew,
with IS chefs of piafters, were only faved,
An aiiuraHce had been made at I,ovd's on tb;s
ihp for upwards Of 1oo,oool.
Prize Of Sf9eks; Loadou, Fs5rua,y -.
3per cent. red. 7I37 48; per C. conf
money, II II3- 848; old FIVE per cent. ,o1
81 81 new hve per cent. Io4 31-82; omn,
3 1El-842. 0'''''
Batavian relcriptions, payable after peace,
the 18th infant, at the Hague, were at 611-t
to o5 per cent.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13

a very extraordinary event has dearoved
two thirds ofthe village of Villa Guardia, near
One!Iile, III Italy, conhfing of 90 houies and
400 lnhab tants The village was fitua-edon
the brow of d hill, in fertile fod, well cult
yated and abound5ng in fprings. In the even
ing OF the a2d OF Nov. ieyeral gre&r cracks
were perceived in the gronnd, near the cbp-r5
If rained without intermiaion the ,shora
night, land on the following mornina a--onf-
derable part OF the mountain fell, and bur;ed
the church IN ruins and 81 hoales funk ;ato
the earth by degrees, one after another. The
Wretehed inhabitants were wtnefes 70 the
icene Of deioIa1ion which continued che Whole
day, / he vineyards, gardens, and olive
Heids yielding % the mais which had fallen
from fhe mountain were Precipitated into the
torrent; the remnant Of the mountain + non,
a barren rock, and for four miles round if m.
thing is teen but wretchedncfs and ruin.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13

ne legffiateFc Of this fate have recently
eeded a. foftle United States the jorif56tion Of
ew ,1 l3ianass ii'uated in Long Inand Sound
sailed inc Great and Little Hands. A Iigbr
l nouie is ioon to be erected On one Of theyn
MS will greatly benefit the navigation Of
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Ga4. U. S.

he council of reyifon have returned TO-
the IN hon. ION the afembly the bill for a5oliBinq
RE Nfso fork jgjfiee5 eourt, with very Iene1
my Objections againf its becoming a law.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13

In coniequence Of the difeafe prevailing in
me y, :, Hands OF Curacao and Guadalonpe, the
Philadelphia board ofbea!th have inued orders
70 the officers at the Lazaretfo, to exerciGs
t q vigilance in cxaming ycfels from
thoie places, and to prevent any bedding or
the city s'''' mo
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13

:, A rare and happy infance of female con-
fancy and true attachment
Col. Cunningham, who was wounded
IN the late expedition againf Holland, in 4
manner too knocking to relate; on his return
to England viiited Mifs Worfey, with whom
he was under matrimonial promifes, and. wirb
great candor, and real magnanin,ity, told her
that he coniidered the accident which had b.
fallen INN, IN Holland, TO be of nature, to
put an end toevery engagement between them
w !th it'll greater honor, and uneqnaIed
heTolln1 and fidelity, the lady replied. q ~fbat
'ineis his mind was more altered than he
perlon' Inc wlited TO perform ner vows.
Ian. tat.
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be found in the following advertisements.
200 DoHar5. Reward, far abbrsbsas1ss
BENJAMIN COMET.

lie Is aoout % years of age. of middle
hze; iwarthy complexion; has long black
hair, tied with ribbon; has remarkable
large mole above his left eye brow, which he
takes pains to conceal by tutoring his hair to
grow long upon his foyehead had on light
colored great coat, a blue frat coat, fwan(-
down jacket, light colorcd caitmer panta-
looms; took with him two horfes, one OF
which is grey, the other black, and about four
years old woman's faddle new, with a
piece of bear fkin Faftened to the feat; and
two portmsnteaus, or fiddle bags, in one of
which were upwards of one thtufand guineaS.
He took, alfo, gold watch with the owners
name ESTHER M'DowEL, at fall length on
the niide of the cafe, and the initial letters of
her fathers name, ]. " on the outiide.
Any perion that will apprehend the villain
and fecure him, 60 that he may be brought TO
iuftice, thall receive the above reward and all
eXpence paid by
ESTHER M'DOWEL.
MIR. P+LtIPs, Respectable bookseller in
London, has given notice that he has entered
into az engagement with the family of the late
general WAsEINGToN to pubiin in London,
the Memoirs OF the Life Of that gentleman,
drawn up from his own pape;5. e The work,
Mr. Philips fays in his advertisement ss is
edited by MIR. Marlhail, chief uifce of the
United States, a gentleman eminent for his
talents, and who was intimately acquainted
with Warrington during his life; and it viii
be re3ited by judge Wilmington, the nephew
OF the genear i,his principal heir3an the pre-
ientpohcilor Of his feat al Mount Vernon. II
viii extend to four or FIVE ocfavc volumes.
will be elegantly printed, and be Guitablv
decorated with a portrait, and with views.
maps and plans. rs fuch work is equally
intercitng to Europe and America, it is IN
tended thai the publication fhculd take place
IN London and Philadelphia on the fame dav;
and it is believed that the fri volume vii
make its appearance in April 9th, 1909.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13

FROM THE GAZETTE OF THE U. $.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-14
s0ubllf AeuDue.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
, ,os,elock, sv;l1 be said at tbs Yfadae
Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin 10 pipes and bis.
Whik.y and Apple Brandy in bls.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tiercss and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap IN boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raiiins in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
al S o,
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among wbich are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerieymeres, Outfits,
Plains and Kerisys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoss and Rufels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irifh Linens, Silefa do.
Platillas,
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bsndanna Handkerchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
p. 6. MARSTELLER.
Tuly II.
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Notice IS hereby givsn,
TO the Stockholders Of the Bank
of Alexandria,
THAT dividend of four and an halg
9sr cent. on the capital tock Of faid bank,
~ the half year ending this day is de-
Jared, and will be ready to be paid 10
he Stockholders or their representatives,
% Thuaday'next, the 7thinRart.
By order of the PRECEDENT and Direc-
tors. GURDEN CHAPLIN,
Cutler.
July 4. s CIV
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81 Notice.

THOMAS GREEN will conduct my
buGnefs during my fay at the Springs,
and / hope will give general fatisfafion
to iuch as favor me with their cuftom.
alto forewarn all ,perfons from having
dealings with my apprentices, without
my content, as / lhall proceed sagaina
fuch as the law directs.
JOHN S. SCOTT.
July II. 60
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For Sale
BY THE SUBSCRIBER,

BY THE SUBSCRIBER,
1T the fore neat daor to Mfrs. .J1onatbas
and Mabloa Seboldjf<ld, King yry<ef,
Forty five bales of South Ca
rolina Cotton,
Seventeen ,ierces and fix half tierce.
OF prime Rice,
Seven hhds. Gaada!oupe MolaHes-fo,
cab or good paper. at 90 or 90 days, 1u'fh
Approved end0,Jsrs.
Alto, on Consignment,
Five trunks jaconet mullins and hand
kerchiefs, one trunk aitching threads, one
do. Cotton Umbrellas, one cafe Cotton
Stripes, one do. 81 Calico Checks, one
trunk ribands, one fmall box elegant low
priced Muffin, Cambria, Shawls and Spa
NTH Cloaks, twelve cafes low priced Hals,
two cafes 4 4 Irilh Linens we'll aforted,
one trunk and one cafe London Pamphlets
lateit editions with handiome frontiipieces,
and one cafe containing Silk Hole and
Jewelry. The above goods are all well
bought and will be fold by the piece or
package on the mott reafonable terms for
ready money.
DANIEL c. Pupfo.
Iuly O. DIFF
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WILLIAM RAMSAY
HAS OPENED

Il Grocery Store IN PRINCE )tYeet,
Next door TO DR.. Dicks,
Wbere be iutrnds keeping general oD0rt-
menf ct genaiae ARTICLES ini6at line, and
noqv oGsys FIR /als on moderate terms,
LONDON particular
Madeira, u11A4pc
Port in calks and bottles, $3.50
Colmenar and Malaga J
Old ST. Julian and Medoc Clares IN
cafes of 2 dozen each,
White Wine Vinegar,
18th proof jamaica Rum,
Do. Cogniac Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Loaf, lump and Mufcoyado Sugar,
Sugar Houfe Molai1es,
Imperial, n
Chnlan, Is
Hyfon, - =
Young Hyfon, &
Hyfon Skin, g 8
Scuchong, Sc
F0ucnong ooucnoCg, 8
Padra Souchong, = =
Peco Souchong, s.
Bohea -
Green Coffee,
Durham and D;xon's Mufard,
Cayenne and black Pepper,
Alfpice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace and
Nutmegs,
Nantz aud Bordeaux Salad Oil,
Catchup, branded Fruits and Englilh
Pickles,
Olives, Capers and Anchovies,
Prunes, Railins, and foft fhell Almonds,
Leiper's Snuff in bottles,
Do. bee Smoking Tobacco,
Martins bef Spanifh Segars,
Do. do. of good quality,
Bafket Salt for table uie,
Georgia Cotton,
Martinique Noyeau,
Mould and dipp'd Candles,
Blown and white Soap,
Jerfey Cheele of an excellent quality,
Wrapping Paper, brown and blue,
Roll Brimione, Fig Blue.
To be Rented,
And poTsilion given Immediately, the
dwelling HOUSE above faid fore. Ii
is now in good repair, and well calculated
to accommodate genteel family. Ap-
ply as above.
June II. d
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GRASS CARPETS.

A few elegant patterns, jus received
FER the brig Alexandria, and RA iale by
Jonah Thompson g om.
July s. sd
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faay1a& Court Hou1e.

/ with to Rent, for one or term
sRyssis. the Haafe and premiles at prefent occu-
pied rs q TAVERN at this place. 'rhe build,
ings are large ard convenient, and others, if ne
csiia:y. viii be made TO accommodate good
tsnant. Pafhaps 30 fituation in the country pro.
mises greater advantage in she Public Line /; it
being new determined thas the paved Turnpike
iload is 70 PATS this route. Any p;llon qualified
for the uodestsSins, and who wifbes fncil.a fitu.
alton, will piesie TO make application to the iub
icsiber, near she Court Hnufe. A ifoIe houe and
land tsr culsiyasion, can ALTO be had, If required.
Richard Ratclif.
}sA~.<r = y
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vrga sxracydiasy nature which ess.ae..d !.
culiarly improper E.
Sudic4- il to say that they have ss.,,,,..
pressed M wirfI an opinion thar 4 -s.a ~
sion IS rendered 10 us, til. territory win 80, ca
INTO our hands without any title o i..,fg on
holding 1t. Is there not on the fac. Of ~. WI
strumeHti!tselt some marks of susp;c,o, W,
in the treaty, nor a single ,ra rcs.,,o,, : u
substantial consideration to De pali ~ q. any
ted States Il says thar the /" Fpsr COVE,
the French Rcpu5Iic, desiring to give 10 n. r. *
nited States assrang proefef5s frievds5is, dr..
hereby cede 20 rhe sa,d United STATES. in ,b'
name of the French Republic. for ever and il i,,,
sovereignty, Tie said territory, wiki al its yioL,.
and apparteuanees As fully and IN he sam. no o.
ner as they havi been acquired by the French p.
public, IN VIRUS q TIE above mentioned ,,,s.
concluded WI, bis Catholic Maj-sty." |, !.
true you perceive 10 tie 9h ar5icle Of tbs treat,
a general reference to two conventions signed
at The same tine with tie treaty, which reso.a
the payment Of money by the United STATE, -
france, ard which we regard as the only cons;
deration for tire territory cedcd to US. Let y,
attend to the words OF this article. The D,ri
cular convention signe. this day oy the resorttys
ministers, having for its object TO provd. for Ii.
pay went debts due the citizens Of the Uo;.
ted States by the French rspubhc4 prior to Il.
goth Sept. 1900, is approved, AMI to have i,
execution IN The saoe manner as If i. had been
inserted in THIS present treaty, and il shall be IA
tilted in The same form and in the SINE time, 81
that the che shaa not be ratified distinct from
the other
Another particular convention signed at the
same time as tn. prescn', rslatlvc TO defntiye
RUE between tie contracting parties, is in the ike
manner approved, and viii be ratified in the same
form and in the sarne tame, and jointly"
(Debsfeso BE GaxtisssdJ
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-16
WANTED TO HIRE,

FOR one year, twenty able bodied NEGRO
MEN, to be employee on the Little River Tam
pike Road. Good ufage to, and punauai pay
n-nt for their feryices, B,ay be relied on. Any
psrfans who have, and are difpofsd TO Hire, will
praie give fhc esTIet notice to the iubfcriber,
who is duly authorized to contract for that num-
Der, on bchalfof the PRECEDENT and Directors Of
the Little River Turnpike Compsny.
Richard Ratclif.
Dec. IS. a5w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-16
gabLtf SALE.

IN isonday the 18th December, inf.
az one o'clock, Will be fold as,hc.Cof-s Houfs.
in Alcxan3ris,
Too acres Of Land,
hsing the eaiicrn part Of the lot whereon NJ. ].
DIFF ao~ lives, near rhe town OF Alexandra, on
which, is erected R4blc fit for four hcrles, and
.neceasry, al nndcr good fence, theee is alto =
a never Ealing fpring Of good and wholcfome wa
Ster Further particulars will be made known
previous to the fale.
Philip G. Marllellcr.