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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
10 the hn5,abe tie Critics gftbe Court # Common
Pleas, t5te hoLlan at Ne7ughueeqer, 1vifkn ana

10 tbe bo,arabs tie Tufices s,tbe Court # Common
Pleas, t5beholieu at Ne7ugoueeaer, 1vitkin and
far the fsu,,ty Of Cumberland, an the third Tues
day If Off9ber, H. d. 1904.
G HEWS, HENRY TiTCOMB, of Porand, in fad
~ county of Cumberland, that he is intereled in com
mon with Peter Warren and Samuel Butts of laid Port
land, and certain other pcrfons him unknowp, in
certain tract of Land lyia iaid Portland that part
thereof commonly called Branhas Hill. via Thirty
Acre Lot bounded the northwett by the road leading
TO Strondwaser, and by snd of Hugh VI Leian the
north ca by land of William Yaughan the fouth can
by land OF Vim. Vaughan, Woodbury. s,orer aud David
Rofs; and the iouth-wea by Fore-rver--And your
petitioner derous of holding his part viz half of
the iaid in sevtraty-Wherefore he prays the fame
may be fet Off TO him by metss and bounds ageeaby
law-And in duty bound viii pray, by
ISAAC PARKER, his Attorney.
1T a Carr # Common PLas far the conty af C,ml-
berlana, begun aud bohien at Ncwgiaucefer,lm
said c9anll, an the third Tuesday sf Oeiaber, A.D.
1904
ON tire petition of Henry rtcomh, whcr cof
the foregoing is copy-rhe Court order thar the Pc
sitioner ean the ever perions 'nterened IN the etae
therein mentioned, aud living within the state the
eorncys of fch abent, have attorneys rediag
wi1hip the State be duly notified of fai petition, by
ferving them perfonaly with copy thereof caving
a copy their dwelling houe laf place of abode
by ialcrn the fubaance of tbs fame three weeks iuc
cciIvcy, in more OF the public newspapers that
1hey may have opportunity make their exception
ahs Court, on the third Tuelday of February next TO
Rheir 81 anting the fame
As.ln-sAMUEI. FREEMAN, Clerk
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03

70 Ebenezer Bmcrgf, Esq. Clerk If the P,Ytrirfors
Of BHtr7fela, 50 called, or No. and No. 7, in
tie eol1ay sf Cunl5erhfna, and communicable If
Ma5sacbDstt5, n91v Incorporated By the names
of Srnme, and Harford.-
VIZ: the fuhfcribcrs prorretors of faid town hips
w requeA you to call meeting of iaid propriesors,
60 be held your dwelling houfc in 1ynqiborouph on
shc frit Monay in February next, o'clock in the
afternoon, All on the following article, viz
!. To chooie Moderator to govern faid meeting
To hear and accept any report of their committee,
IS they hal thiuk proper
4, To allow any accounts thar may be exhibited again0
fsid propretors
A. TO fee if iaid propretors will chootc an agent or
agents poieeutc any perion pcrons poleon of,
who hive treip'iied apon any OF the and
divided lands in lad tcwni ps, do and act any thing
relating the fame they thai! think hct
=. To make div,iion OF all any part OF the
and undivided lands in aid townps among propre.
tors, do any thing relating dviton of fid lands
ss they fsl think proper.
To Zee il the proprietors will fell any of ht
and undivided lands in aid cwnhipi for the purpole
dcharging any demands which may be brought againit
Said prieors do any thing refp Cling the fame.
FREDERICK FRENCH,
THOMAS FRENCH,
JOSIAH DANFOR1 III,
JOSIAH CUMMINGS,
Asa THOMPSON
Nsvcm6S aIf, 1894
The eropreto-s above deicrihcd hereby notified
ard warned to meet time and place, and for the pur-
pofe withia mentioned
Ebenezer Bancroft, Clerk TO taid Prep.
TYR seysssb NsV. n, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
Jsem aonsrttsrmfnts.
6L1G.4NAGKS f.r

'rea
.aLJ4-4NaGKS FIR I8c,.
E-KoMas cLARf, has, iua rubIif-.d, aud for ia.
y =. IL Boosnore, Filharce,, postland--rhe
Naine Alnanack & Regiter,
for 1905.
cntaairs heides moro than ufal Astronomical cscua
r.ols, goa variety OF ufefu intrucve ana euter-
r.nins matter as auy aranack w,ate yer-cacued Tor
,sie ridsn OF Portland and particellrly adopted
ehs diarlo Mane fices6 dollars per sfof, sai cents
dozen, ard cents iiHlse
Booklsllers applied n facets, cfsl, per henandor
Eagle lAandrcd Dec. 3.
u tbe bsu7yasle the 5slsees Of tie Curt g csnnnea
NPkas, fobe boiaca at Nfughucsfrv, Soithia and
far TIE county Of C,tp,bvhlad, On tie tbi,d Tues
dzy5f OEf0bey, 4. d 1904.
Hubby hcws JOSHUA ROGERS, Of Portland ia
Il i the coauty of Cumberland mershant--1h.t be %
Iezed Tweaty Five Acres OF Land Gtuated in Wind-
ham ia f.id county, being uarter OF the bun
dred acre lot No Ias in the fecond a'vion Of hun
red acre lots in i,d Wndh am ira common and undiv d.
ed with other Peros your petitioner unknown our
petitioner being deirous no ding the fame everatv
prays this Court his part OF iAd Lot may be f OFF
him by pepper md bounds, agrkeably TO law
And in duty bound will Praf, hy
ISAAC PARRER, his Attorney
1T . Curt IF Coun,1n Pigs far TIE ca1ntyg Clint
berla,d, begun and boldu AZ Nf~gtucefo, in
said cqmlty an tie third TUESDAY sf Offosss, Il. d.
1904 g
ON the petition of Jofhua. Rogcrs, whereof
the foregoing copy-the Court order, that thf Pc
soner the evera perons ntereied IN rhe elate
therein INC noncd aud living Sthin the State, The
attorney such abfcnt, and have Attorney reGi
ing within the la,e, to be duly notified of laid petition
by ftrving them perfonaly with copy thereof eav
sng copy their dwellinghoate all of sbode,
or BY inferng the fubtafce of the lame three weeks
{ucccfTively in Of the public newspapers,
that they may have Opportunity 10 make their exception
TO this Court, the th,d Iueday of February ness, to
their granting the fame.
fD3d) Ar,eA-SAMUEI. FREEMAN, Clerk
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03

NV YORK, NOV. ~.
The trials of Richard kikcr, Roberr Swart-
won't, Nathaniel Pendleton. and William u.
Van Meis, Efqr's for Euelliug, in sios.ion 81
the laws of this State, will, VIC underlianI.
come on at the preient iefons Of the fuprcms
court now fitting in the Cit, hall in shis city.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-01


WAh2E IS Wl.alzr Fai1v 9as ~ IS petition
;nsas.ag appted to the II 81 Ml@h las Fiszau~h
ons d the Adifaar Jaises OF The Circ@lt Cauft
of taeo Dag>t 81 Columbia. 70 he admitted u
tie oei@6r d ne al IT Consfsfi f}r I'll: reiiet
piinlo.vsn. Geat,rs 'sisb;n Tie diari9 atoFeiaid
his its,sd Ihereia thar tic - now in attuai coz
Fl -meat IN tbs ~ i ~ caaaty d aeAanlf'a,
- the fsis q, w. anil s Lroaafi ani Comos
NJ, s.ia 5aft ngips iun .olc % d,fatr,c iaii I.eo
rad and Ca clein. VIA Others againf iiiin
has off cd 70 3rIqee u, f.f tle W. Of his credi
RS, al IS po@e,ty Ell, 5rsEonal anl nixSd
N2rec i t6frsfsre giV<a, 70 me crelitofs oi Tx
;aid WSl.sp, f5.Ja, - ate d at ,he Gous'
Apille IN the town oS A x.9dria, ~ Tu ;di}
idot Otaober nsnr, between tac h>nrs
10 R.eaek the tsiehooo, aod O'clock II toe
s>ra.ng y shtt Day, 10 ihcw eane wby bid pr
isaet gs}@ pos &c {chsrgei according 90 law.
G. DENEALE. &C.
See a0 Gzt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-01
MEMOIR,
TX JUSTIFICATION OF
GEE AL MOREAU.

Translated from the French, BY G. L, Gray.
On the first knowledgeof the arrest Of
General Moreau, and of the motives Of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-01

3 ari1eeper Wanted.
IL gvssaa :, g sfact- III claQia i
kee,3.,iz &c "a io.,n@ ct.e a1et app.yl .Ioe4gi
So III {e glvea. e..4asts 81 n SilPe asd
A a,r s4-n. c..ruer q piu,e.s its@et.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
FOR SALE.

A TRAcTofLAHD containing a4x
II acres, in the county of Berkeley.
about miles from Martinsburg, where.
on Thomas Tuckermannow lives |; about
las acres are cleared and under good
fences, and in excellent orderfor farming.
This farm is strong limestone land, lies
very level, and is very productive.-
There are on the premises snug Dwell
ing House, an excellent Kitchen built Of
hewed logs, with a good stone chimney /;
q stone milk house two stories hiph with
= good joint single cover well painted,
BY the side of a Well of excellent water
with a pump ID il, \ good Barn with =
GraneryI corn Cribs, Stables, &c. under
the same roof, there is also an Orchard
of excellent Peaches, Apples Of choice
winter and summer Fruit, Cherries.
Plumbs and Damsons. The band will be-
shewn by Mr.. William Pendle.on, ad.
joining. the premises, and the terms
known by applying at Bath to
= =. :, 49,, NICHOLAS ORRICK.
Aprii6, 1904. ===zs=77se :, Ia = ftfl
. ~ - a. : 5#I-4s 80. =. - vk-'1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
BATH coFFEE HOUSE.

THE subscriber in the most respect
j full manner, returns his sincere ac--
acknowledgements for the honour conferred
1npon him BY those Ladies and GenfleMen
who were 90 o6liging o TO give him call
last season, and takes this method Of in
forming them, that he has beenlinduced,
from the distinguished Patron y be has
heretofore experienced, 10 go 70 consi-
derable trouble and expense in making
the Coffee House, &c. as convenient as
possible for their reception this season.
The Coffee House being so very conye-
nient to the Bath Square, gives it the
preference on that score, 70 any house Of
entertainment At Bath. With sentiments
Of great consideration, Iremain the pub
hes humble servant. II E5s : ~
ANDREW sGOULDING.- !.
q BAH, Berksley County June 20, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
FOR SALE.
"A YdLUABLE FARM
July Is, 1900.

10Y virtue Of power of ATTORNEY, ere.
ID cuted TO me BY John Dixon, Esq.
Of jefferson County, WhOis now 1t the
Berkeley Warm-SPrings for the benefit
of his health, | am authorised 70 sen !
certain tract LAND, containing about
100 acres. the property ofthe said Dixon,
situate IN the County Of Iefersou afore.
said. four miles from Charles Town,
six from Shepherds Town. and within
four miles Of the river Potomak. This
Land l. well watered and Of an excellent
quality. For terms apply tothe subseri-
erliving at Lee,own. ~
!. RICH WILLIS.
July Is, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
The subscribers are empowered to sell
"A VALUABLE PLANTATION.

Z Z -
The subscribers are empowered to sell
/ a VALUABLE LIMITATION.
Il near Winchester, late the property
of Joseph Glass, decd, containing ses
acres. This Plantation having been
rented for nine years past, IS now in bad
repair /; but from its situation, the qua
lity Of the soil, and excellence of the
water, would deserve the finest i'm.
provements. There is on the premises,
. mill-seat with fall Of 20 feet, which
win be sold with the Plantation, or re-
served, as may suit the purchaser
Persons disposed to purchase win apply
to either of the subscribers. H. ~ -
!. - :. + -. Z JOSEPH GLASS,
.,S Middletozon, Rerkeiry County.
4. ~sf SOLOMON HOGE,
: M;ddleto1pn, Frsde,ick County.
= May IS, 1904. - = -. u ,,,..s.s.>z
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
ron SALE, OR RENT,
n Z rail Land,

adjoining Robert Snodgrass', on Back
Greek, Berkeley County, containing
500 acres, about 900 Of which are clear.
ed. II will be rented for Ave years, with
the privilege Of seeding the land now in
corn. For further particulars apply to
the subscriber liyingin Charles Town.
THOMAS HAMMOND.
Jefferson County, June g, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
- EAR HEN WARE
=. = MANUFAcToRY. - =
Near the head Of Dry Run and four and
an hat mics from Marfins6nrg. 4


THE subscriber respectfully informs
= the public, that he has now got
his POTTERYin complete order, and
has on hands very good assortment Of
excellent ware, and means to keep i
constant supPly.-It will be much to the
advantage ofpurchasers fthis commo.
dity to call on him, as he can sen ware q
acheaPer rate than il can be bought Il !.
distance. A considerable redaction
viii pc made to those who purchase BY
the quantity. TO sen again.
This being the only establishments or
the kind m Berkeley County, and the
ware made At it, Of 40 good, perhaps Z
better qualify, and alta lower price, than
that made alta distance, he hopes that
the efforts he Is making 70 accommodates
the people Of this County, win not 20
unrewarded. CYRUS FAIR.
May II. 1904. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
L1NDS EoR SALE.

.THE subscriber wishes to sell the
i Plantation whereon he now lives,
situate On Back Greek, Berkeley County,
miles from Martinsburg and rs from,
Bath, containing 5SJ acresof good strong
Limestone Land well wafered, with at
least z springs--150 acres are cleared
and well enclosed. Sacres Of Meadow
are made, and more Meadow land |; the
remainder of the tract is well covered
with fine timber On the premises are
4 convenient Dwelling House. newly
finished. Kitchen, 4 large Barn, Distil-
zlery, Pulling Mill, and some out houses,
with a number of Fruit trees.-T There is
agood mill-seat, with suficiency of
water, on this tract. ss-Z--sss@44 !.
He viii also sell one other tract Of
Land. situate on the river Potomak,
near Richardson's Ferry, containing to2
acres, 20 Of which are cleared, the great
zer part river bottom, the remainder of
the Land y wen timbered, and has =
large sugar-camp on tia small House
IS now built, and logs ready for raising
aiarger one. For terms apply to ths
subscriber. = s sa&ls.
WILLIAM SN0DGRkSS.
Back Greek, June -, 1903.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20

.AEso--a general assortment Of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TEAS, sc.
-~ We aatter ourselves we do. not AFRO.
gate too much, when we assert, thar the
whole Of our Goods will be offered for
sale on the lowest possible terms forrea-
dy pay in cash or country produce-and
permit us to add, that a. we purpose
selling generally for ready pay, such Of
our friends as may open accounts with
us, viii expect to discharge them When
required /; determined, If possible, to
accommodate generally, we are, with
respect, the public's obliged humble
servants, ~ - -. SIS :. i, =. ~
LEWS s. RoBERTWHLIs B
Martinsburg, May II, 1904. r & ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
An i PosrRoPHE TO VIRTUE

HAIL rsdient yiftue friend 70 hu-
man kind
Bright = emination 81 the eternal mind. 3
10 thee We owe Whate'er becomes Us
best,
Meekness N pam and calmness when
opprept IL t.
Courage tobrave Whenever Ills assail,
And patience when he worst Of al pre-
vail. zs.s 6
Come virtue, then sliou dear ETHEREAL
guest
Check me when wrong, md soothe me
when iistrc6ti
Each idle passionin It's birth controul,
Ard fling thy glowing radience Ger my
. 4 soul s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20

u, Consisting
Super6ne and Sc.
cond Broad Cloths,
Coarse ditto, Su-
per6ne and Second
Casimeres, Velvets,
Corduroys, &c.
Coarse Linnens,
Irish ditto. :. l., .
Blue, olive and yell
lowPiece Nankeens,
SiR and Cotton Ho-
siery, Calimancoes
Ddrants, &c.
- @s.- = e. "a : =
So -. -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
The subseriber has just opened very
e<tensiue assorimens 81
Medic,uc, Drugs
and p ants

Which he nil sell at very reduced prices
fer Cash. s. , @=iSs7 ). ..
\ .% a T'H01EdS PATTERSON.
Ma,iiasbuyg nne 8, 1904
& N. B. Those whose accounts have
been due one year and upwards, viii
please to call and discharge them before
the FIRST day Of September next, other.
wise salts win be commenced for their
recovery-It IS hoped thi. will no. be
considered hard, a. necessity compels
Il. y Z h. " s 49, s - # =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
Fronting tie Cou1t
s Market H0zlss,
Are Just received and now opening By
the subscribers, an elegant assortment Of
Spring Goods &
Groceries,

] part Of I
An elegant va,i,
ETY. of Chintzek
: & calicos, white
and colourd Mus
Inns, Gentlemen's
fine Hats, Ladies
Slippers assorted,
Books and Staff.
onary--H Hard
Ware, Cutly,
Sadley,&e.~A
handsome assort-
ment Of Queens
ware, Glass ware,
&c. 4 4s..> go Z.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21
LATEST FROI4E EUROPE

Bv the arrival on Wednesday last, Of
the ship Minerva, capt. Clements, We have
received our regular files of London pa
pers to the 9th March. From the selec-
tons. which we have been able to make
from them, it will be seen, that their con-
tents are not only of considerable interest,
as they relate to transactions already pas
sed, but appear pregnant with events ofun-
common importance. The alte lged con-
spiracy of MORGAN, to depose the First
Consul of France, is without doubt trick
Of Bonaparte's to getrid ola powerful and
dangerous rival.
On the 18th of February, Regnaud an.
nounced to the legislative body assembled
at Paris, in areport ofconsiderable length,
that new plots, framed by England, CHE u
sual CAN'T had been discovered BY the
watchful eye of government. He stated
that sponderce had been some time
since maintained between general piche-
grue in London, s gen. Moreau in France
that thsir ag=nt and ali his papers had
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21
NASSAU, IN. p.) March 20.

By a late arrival from Cuba, after very
short passage. we are informed, that The Fiench
have not yet left the Havanna- That they now
talk Of returning TO St. Doningo that they
occasionally send cut one or two OF their small
vessels to intercept British ships TO and from
Jamaica. Two very valuable vessels of that de
scription, we are told, have been lately captur
ed by the Schooner Hazaid, and are now lying
in Port Mariel, defenceless barbour, only q
few leagues from the Havana.
Ga Monday last, HIS Majesty's brig Racoon,
arrived from cru,ze, with a French brig, her
prize, bound from n, O;ieans to France, noun.
ing 5 guns, with So men.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21

7,eet of 5iFairs seemed to excite very seri-
GUS apprehensions in the most deliberate
minds with regard to the external peace OF
the nation; the feelings Of the American
| people were wound up to the highest de-
gree Of sensibiliiy ), they selt indignant at
the attempt so obstinately made to contra
vone their wishes, and deprive them Of the
person oftheir choice to direct the affairs
Of the nation, and the agitation Of the puo-
lie mind rose to such a height as seemed to
threaten general convulsion- In conse-
quence of this event the voice OF the Anne
rican people, from almost every quarter OF
the union, has called for this amendment;
the same sentiment has been expressed by
the legislatures OF most of the states; and
are not these the strongest evidence Of the
general wish OF the nation VIA on then,
sir, when the voice Of United America
seems to demand this amendment, refuse
to comply with that demand? Viii MEM
bers OF this House On account Of mere.
verbal difference Of Fhraseology, or an an-
important provision for a case not likely to
occur in an age, refuse their assent TO a
measure embracing principle necessary to
secure the tranquility OF ete union? l.trust
they will not; hope we shall III some de-
gree yield up our preference for particular
modes of expression, and our opposition
to provision Of minor consideration, in
order to unite in adopting SO Ear as respects
us, this amendment, and in SO doing, per-
form an act that will be agreeable to, and
ioyfully hailed by nine tcnths Of the Ame-
rican people.
Mr.. Hodge having declared himself ia
favor ofthe principle OF Designation, but ad-
verse to the other provisions Of TIE resolu-
ton, moved torecommit it, for the purpose
of obtaining the following amendment,
for the term of one year; an extraordinary
election of president and vice president,
shall be made by electors, who shall be.
chosen in the same manner, and shall give
their votes on the same day, as is directed
by the constitution in the CASE OF: regular
election of president and vice-president;
and in case Of such extraordinary election
the votes shall be transmitted to the seat
Of government, and the election ascertain
ed and concluded in the same manner, and
if no election shall be made by the house
of representative in the same manner as
is provided by the constitution in relation
TO the regular election Of President and
Yice-President; and the person who shall
be elected at such extraordinary election,
shall be the President until the next consti-
tuiional period of election
The motion to recommit was lost--ayes
4O-noes 6S.
(To BE- continued J
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21
LONDON. March =.

An embargo has been laid ar the Gus.
tom-house upon all vessels bound to any
other ports than the aforementioned, viz.
Spain and Portugal, Mediterranean, Anne.
RIGA, Africa, East and West.Indies.
March 8.
The embargo which we mentioned yes,
terday as having been laid on the port Of
London, extends to all the out-ports, ex.
cept upon the conveys bound down chan.
mel. Various causes have been assigned
for this measure, but the real one remains
a secret with government. The embargo
is not expected to last above ten days.
1t is no longer to be doubted, that the
French feet have Quilted Toulon. 1t
would, indeed, be most desirable to the
first consul to collect the whole of his ships
from L Orient, Rochefort, Feyrol, and
Toulon, in the harbour of Brest. They
would then form a respectable feet, not
fewer than from 81 to 40 sail OF the line,
besides frigates. 1t is said that the Toulon
feet sailed from thence on the 28th Janua-
ry. Its force is varlouSly stated DuI %
generally supposed to comprise ten sail Of
the line. Lord Nelson is stated to have
been of Majorca, on the Goth January,
and that on the Esd he was off the Cape OF
Roses, the northeast point OF Span, ana
the direct line in which the French aee'
will steer, should it be destined Tor tN'
Atlantic.
It's said thas Mr.. Grey will, in tA'
house of commons to-day, give notice .,
his intention to submit, on "Wednesday
next, motion upon the state OF the c0un n
try. Such debate will, OF course, anoLa
as Wild field as could be wished f0f Wv
fullest developement of the principles AZ
views Of the different parties. -
General Moreau has been take" up' a,I
the police are in pursuit of Plchegfa 1D'
Georges.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21
To tie Lltizeas at Alexandria.

ENCOURAGED BY the a,knowledgm
Ct fome, AMI much grati6td by the practical per
ogn,ances of otbcIs ~ the town, ! am Induced
once again 70 lllicig a fill further and more ge.
neral attention TO til: cultivation Of the fmall
oack lots adjoining yonr dwellings,: am anx-
;ous 70 impgeis your minds with belief of what
IS conviction with me, thar beneficial conf:-
euences will attend the pratfice many of thofc
places are, what both farmers and gardeners would
EEL you, rich enough to produce plentiful We.
getation, ard it is yet not too late for you TO
procure this years cabbages, Sc. in abundance !;
At the fame tin. would recommend 10 you
m5re open method Of fencing, than has hitherto
in general prevailed; tbs kind of ienciog will
render the plants more healthy and thriving, and
alfa more mholtfm. food, BY permitting free
ci7cllatioa o. air, a. Al. & lome kind IS as
csfary TO vegetable as i IS 70 animal life; AID
beGies this, you may indulge yourielyes with
gIeaser caatost and lafety in ycntllating your
apartments. than you have hitherto been enabled
81 do 10 laitsy iea(ons This mcslure an1 per
fuaded will Be approved 0! BY tevefal of the ci,i
z.ns, and to thole portions, WHOEVER they may
b.. take tie loerty OF folieising their bcf en-
deayoss in prcmotiog il, by their advice, by
their Recommendation, aud by v hat may, per
hlps BEN ef, ttaal than either, By their ex-
suile.
The merchants and traders will takc notice
that too little attention is given by many of
them 20 the laws IN foce againf the incommod
ing Of foot paaeoge1s with platter OF Paris, tar,
empty caiks, and great vaiiesy Of Other arti-
c!es Dfaynen ard Cartmen too, nuit not leave
their carts and drays IN the elects, is now ge-
nerally practifsd if better ateeotion in future
be given IN thofe rslpstts the penalties amt
delinquents will be enforced.
J. Vaudeville,
Superintendent Of Police.
April 40. dsl