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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
Notice..

The partnerlhip which lately
fulfilled between J. Nj. A. Van Havre and
{. !. Stier, under the firm of Van Havre
and S;ier, is this day diaolved by mutual
content; all thofe who may Lave any
CLAIM. againf the faid concerns are requeit-
ed to produce their accounts, and thoie
Indebted to the fame are deGred to make
Immediate payment to either OF the iub-
fcribers.
7. NJ. A. VAN HAVRE,
CHARLES JEAN STIER.
July y, 1901.
Intending both to fail, in
ii,ort time for Europe, we have empower
ed II. T. Sitter, -Eiq. Of Bladeniburg, to
traniaSt all buGne!s for our accounts in our
abfenoe, OF which al, concerned Will p'eale
to take notice.
!. IA. A. VAN HAVRE,
CHARLES JEAN STEER.
/ July IS. aawIzt
Printing tn all its variety exc
cu!ed at this office.
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INV rs.
RECEI VED.

K ECEIVED,
By :Je brig HeHderjsn, captain -freher,
fr2m Wbi.ebave1, ard far SAFE,
Earthen and Stone Ware III
crates,
Felt Hats in cafes,
I,iin and brown Linens in aGorted pack
ages,
Matraiies Of different fizes,
10 by and II by 10 Window Class
Sheathing Paper,
Bottled Porter and Port Wine,
Glaziers' Diamonds,
M,,l~-a.o NAt.'oo ----.--r.--
Apply TO
JAMES sANDERsON,
at the compiling houie Of Mr.. William
Fodgioa'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
IOHN e.. l. ADD
HAS REMOVED

His Store Of Goods, from the Frame
Warehoute, on Col. Giipin's wharf, TO
che Br:k Warehouie next DIRECTLY welt
ward thereof. where he Offers tor iale, a
variety Of WET and DRY GOODS on
GER ,eaionao.e terms.
K4Ea Sbeetngs.
a few bales of the belt quality, enti-
tilted to drawback on expectation, juit
received and for ia!e IS above.
Intending to leave this place iome few
weeks, nv brother, Mr.. NAlaam L0aa,
VIII attend to my concerns during my ao-
4ence. JOHN q. LADD.
ulv %. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
A parcel of good
BACON HAMS,

Four calks Spanifh Brown,
Jamaica Spirit,
Philadelphia loaf and lump Sugar IN
hhds and bis.
A ARs's Brandy and i" barrels,
1T and I'd quality James River To-
bacco in kegs,
Coarlc Salt,
For Sale
By VIM. Hawthorne.
S mo. II. eo4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
I,he Subscriber
HIS FOR SALE 1T HIS STORE,
Tho fnunwiug articles

=
The following articles:
One pipe real 4th proof
Cogniac Brandy,
20 bis. frrt quality Sugar,
100 iacks Q: Salt,
5000 les. fri quality iali pe'red Hams
is travelling Cafes,
40 bis. cffreih Lines III good order,
4 tierceS frei:. Rice,
70 doz. OF P.ne App!es-r The bes
e"sr broag5f to tbs markft,
II boxes hrit quality Spani,h Segars,
Together 1oitb
Cocoa Nuts, Sweetmeats, Raj
fms, Prunes, and number of other ar
ticles in the
Fruit and Grocery Line.
ABEL WILLIS.
T.,lv -, co
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French BuY Stones.

french Bar Stones.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Aquantity OF French Bur
Stones, ola very hyperion iizeand quality,
which they offer for iale, at their fore,
No. 90, BowIy's wharf.
+. Ogle6y 6 D. Einehefer.
Baltimore, March Is. d
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FOR SALE,
A valuable lot of ground
81 Royal Grees, between Cameron ard
unr !sreets, on which are erected two
fnail frame dwelling Houfes; the lot is
I feet front, and .z3 feet 6 inches deep.
Apply to ,oo ,,oorr
hueu!t IL.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21

BY ylytue of a Deed Of I190
ma< BY Charles Love to THE /aI(frbr,
to Ieeu,e the payment q a deb. sm '6e
P,efaeuf, Directors and Company Of
the Bank Of Alsxand,ia, will he JEla
to the hight bidder, for ready rsony,
on The zIf day ef September next,
A three fory
BRICK HOUSE g LOT,
Situate upon the north Gde of Prince
itreet ana eat fde of Warrington freet,
and bounded as followeth, viz.
/" Beginning at the interleetion of faid
a,eet, and RAINING thence northwardly
with Warrington itreet and binding there
with 100 feet to 10 fee. alley, ,heac.
eaitvardiy with the line Of the alley AMI
parallel to Prince itreet 63 feet, fhcnec
fou'hard!y with line parallel to Wafh-
inston frses "a feet, thence weltwsrd!y
with :iac parallel to Prince freet II
feet, thence lou,hwarily with line pa
railcl TO Warrington free. IS feet 70
Prince Hreer, thence weawardiy with that
areet ana binding Herewith to :hs otgn-
ming. b~;rg IS feet"
Suojc,t to ground reno OF 4, do.-s:'
Per annum.
LUDWEi.L LIE.
Augaf 10. eotst
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-15
TRENTON, December z.

O@
On Wednesday laa the following refc-
luton was unanimously adopted by the
houfe of aaemby, and concurred in by
the council of this fate, viz.
" That the members reprefenting this
fate in the, Congreis of the United States,
be, and they are hereby ~requeRed, ifCon.
grefs mould refolye to remove, for the pur
poie of better accommodation, from The
City of Wilmington, .oufe their bet efforts
,opsocure their removal 10 the city of
Trenton and they are hereby authorized
TO prefer, in the name Of the rate, the
State tIorf, and other public buildings
belonging to the Gate. for the ute Of Con-
grcis and tkcir officers, for any length OF
{ me that the Congrefs thall with tooccuFy
them And that his Excelleney the Go.
vernon be reqaeaed to tranfmit acopy Ct
this refolution { the members Of Congreis
from this ftate,> to be uled by them as &C.
CATION lhall Offer"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-15
NORFOLK, December 8.

Arrived the Britiih brig Jane, capt. De
JerGey, from Guerniey. November 5, in
lat. 81, long. IS, 80, fpoke the ihip Ma
~ (of New York; capt. Hufey, from
Philadelphia bound to Port Republican.
Arrived the brig Eliza, Captain Evans,
from London. Nov. ~, in lat. IS, IS,
long. 81, 80, fpoke the fhip Ottawa,
Jones, from Norfolk, boundito London.
Arrived the thip Fair Virginia, captain
Davis, 46 days from Rotterdam. Nov.
-, in lat, 90, IS, long. 4S, 80, fpoke
the hip Hamilton, of and from Baltimore,
fuppoled bound to Bremen.
Captain Davis touched at Falmouth,
and failed from thence the zIt October.
The following American veiIels were LETT
at Falmouth.
Ship Meteor, Wait, of Portland, from
Barcelona, to fail for Dublin the 6ra wind.
Ship Clariaa, Field, Of Bottom, froa,
Barcelona, to fail for Plymouth the hrA
wind.
Ship Martin, M'Crohne, Of Philadel.
phia from Spain.
The hip Eleanora, Rittail, of Ply.
mouth, from Barcelona, failed the 9th o.
| tober for Porrfmouth.
The Roba and Besfey, Richardfon, ar
rived at plymouth OF the 18th Oefeoer,
from the Mediterranean. The hip Mer.
chant, Dyer, from this port, arrived a,
Rotterdam on the 18th September.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-15
not Learn. Ala, a brig from Ne~found-
land, and three loops Or fchooners.

| not Learn. Alfo, a brig from Ne~found
land, and three loopsor fchooners.
Arrfved fztt ou, kea.
Ship Joiah Collins, Cottrelt, s. day.
from Liverpool. We are favored BY the
capt. with a liIt 81 vefels laying there at
the time Of his failing Z ba, mott ofshem
have already arrived.
scA'r Trux.on. Herbert, from St. Jago,
laa from New Providence. Spoke The
hiP Grand Tux, from Philadelphia, IS
hours out. = $50 ID, o.e
Brig Mohawk, Huiey, 20 days from
Port Republican. Left there, brig Tar
tar, brig Lovely Lafs, brig Dorey, and
fch'r Fador, al oithis port,
Sch's Telemachus, Finer, II days
from Antigua. Left there fsh'r Sophia
and Chloe, Howell, to fail in 10 days
Sailed with brig Ruby, Nichols, bound
from St. Martins to Baltimore.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-15
Important Public Imbrevement.

We have the pleafure e inform our
readers and the public in general, that the
Dad from the Bald Eagles Nett to Pref
qui' Lie, Is opened this Geafoon. 1t pro-
ceeds from the Nef in Centre county, by
the north fde Of Philipburg, to the welt
branch Of the Sufquehanna, 1hercethrough
the growing chinclecamouch fe.tlements,
thence over Anderfon's Creek in Lycom-
ing to the head branches of Sandy lick,
thence to the two faw.mills Of James Po,-
ter, efq. on Sandy-lick, near the Salt
lick, thence through the growing fett!e-
ments on the fouth eaa waters of Toby's
creek, thence acrofs Toby's creek to Allie
ghany river, and 70 through the counties
of Yenango, Crawford and Erie TO LIE
Beuf and Prefqui' lie. This road IS
about $40 mjes in length from the Net
to Lake Erie. LPbK. PAIL
The Revenue Cutter Governor Gilman.
was fold lately at P~ortfnouth, for 3I1o
dollars. 5.4&
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-15
The court affirmed the judgment Of the
court Of Alexandra county.

We already begin to feel the eaees of
the late peace mott fen6bly-aour has fall
len to s dollars the. barrel rice in England
,fells At a guinea the cwt.. and here will
probably ien at j dollars The cws.a BY le-
tail it will iooa. be telling q 5 Peaeee: pIssr.
ID. The fTeights Of our ye:iel[s are sslio
much reduced-a hort time dlnce oali1 hip
pers Of FAX feed got two gpineSs per
tierce freight to Iteland-dsy Cannot now
get more than .halfa guinea. VIZ 21la
Freights to England are ALREADY re-
duced to the peace price-many of the
American vefels that have lately arrived
from Great. Britain have brought out
goods at 4os. ferling per ton,
The next Reduction we hall witneis
will be in rents-theie have been ener-
moufly high; their fall will be a p%leaisnt
Circumstance to all the community, except
to landlords !; however, as they have had
Their. day, houfe. keepers now will have
b<iu-So reyolyes the wheel offortune.
IN. 7. Pop
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-15
akranorta a1oerttser.
TUESDAY, DlcEMBER Il.

Extraa of a letter from a gentleman At New
York to his friend in Philadelphia.
Lift evening arrived the hip Draper, Lee,
from London, in "a days; left there a3d Of DC.
tober, ard has papers Of thar date. The only
news brought byher is tho Official account from
gen. Hutehsnf,n Ct the farrender Of Alexandria.
III. convoy dnty was to eeafe cutwards and
inwards afser III. Ggniog Of the Preliminaries Of
peace, but vefel. arriving previous nmf pay. !.
+" ave Gecp a price current Of the 23d O9o-
Der. Produce of this country was very dull.
" Cotton, sery low-Sea IAand IS to 3sId
Upland nod. to asad perib-Dye weeds, fay
hog soOd and fuIiek were advancing"
To ANDREW STERRETT
Li<at. and commander Of the Us. 0bss.
m<y Enterprise,
WAsHIxGroH, DRc. 1, 1901.
Sir,
The iecretary Of the navy, the regular
organ for the prefent communicates, be-
ing abfsn. from the feat of government,
for cauiss which may detain him for Tome
time, / do mylelf the pleaiure without
further delay, d. expreainy to you % be-
half Of your country, the high fatisfaaion
inipi.ed by your conduit lin the late en-
g,senent with the Tripolitan c1uifez cap
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-15
ToKent;

THAT andfonpe sehveA8eusshee TO.
ry BRICK HoIyk, 1aa,.y oveup;ed by
Edmud ]. Lee, Hq. 1reet, :
few doors wet D Pitt kssSk
SAMUEksc CRAIG.
Dec. IS. go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-15
Dancing HNSm1EM

OH7HS'tg HUeMUtteyx
THE next aGembly will tfh4A at
Gadfby's Hotel on Wedaelday Eytttnf,
and continued every third Wednetday
throughout the feafon. .2
Dec. H.. IL IL so
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pubur Sale.

=, -, 60,
On THURSDAY next, at 10 .,ehek,
1pV be lH at TIE hogN Of The hu
d.. Creighton. "a. C1nfrqxf ,zet,
a quantity 81.
and KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
AMONG WHICH, ARE 7
Delks, Bureaus, Dining
and other Tables, Sideboards, Chairs,
Bedfeads, Beds, Carpets, Andirons, .SSho-
vels and longs, Kitchen Furniture, and
a number of others articles. ~@:1
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Dec. IS. Vendue Matter.
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Battered, Clip Jofah Collins, co,serel

Battered, Clip Jofiah Collins, costerel,
k~iscrpoe'; bag Mohawk, Sage, Por,
Republicans ; Lacy Aan, Smith, do. Echo,
Webb, Cha,ieaou !; fch'r Truxson, Her
hsu, y. Providence TeieDachns, Fiher,
Antigua Fox, Seymour, Richmond.
Brig Ring Sun, ~, HaYannna; Re-
tovery, Campbell, Greenosk.
The brig Darey, Burbank, arrived a,
Port Republican IN |, days frem this port.
The hip Mars, Sheffield, has arrived at
Charleion with the lofs Of a cable add an
shor 90 thezba u. The big Lovely Lafs,
Riey, arrived Il, Port Republican, III IS
days. ~ : III 10
Laa evening, abou. S O'Clock, ! PHO.
cs-ae Up iron Inc HOOK, who Informed Us
,5a; four hips were below ; one Of. which
vas me Experiment from Jamaica; ano-
,her iuppotsd to be the Brothers from Lon
don; Ie names Of the other TWO he did
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-15

tared BY you. Too 1eng, for the honor
of nations, have thefe bubariaas been fut-
tered to trampIeo On the kcred faith of trea-
ties, on,the rights and laws ofhuman ma
tire. You have lhewn to your country.
men that the enemy cannot meet bravery
and kill united. H. proving to them
that OUT paa considerations were from !
love Of peace, not adread of them, you
have deferyed well Of your couatry, and
have merited the high eleem and eonGdef-
alton Of which I have now the plealure Of
aiIurirs you.
Tn: JEFFERSON.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-15

x, Notice. i1 goyz5f
THE partnerhip Of 'Sb,eut = 1euey
having been diaolved BY the death Of
Benjamin Shreve on Tie 1othSo Of Nsvem-
Der laR: thoe who ,hstE claims s;fiainie
faid'partnerfhipaf ale dehredto fdrnih them,
and thoe indebnd to them afe feqdeaed
to call and Gttle their accounts ~imshediate.
" 70 enable me 70 clofe fhe bu6nefs of
the partneraaip with. The executors
ABEL JANNEY,
Sxrvivise t1,hsrf D. Sbsfse ard Tasn<y.
Dec. Is. e03w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-15
Ralaaare, Dee. 3, 1901.

L ~ SiNS A1StSSS ~
which l climate beyond my merits; but
Of " hich l haIl ever cheriih a grateful re-
collection particularly for the very eatser-
ing manner in which your excellency has
been pleafed to convey il.
! have the honor to be
with profound refpea
your ex~cellency's
obliged humble fervant,
ANDREW STERRETT,
Ltas<nant and commander gM u. S.
fbooatr Entf,prizt.
Ertraa from a Laxdan Pn1. Current Of
Odobr z3-rseeived by the Draper.
Ahcs. Amu. Pearl, belt, cwt al I4s to al I8s
inferior Il IS to al los
Pot, belt, II rs to IlI7
inferior, II to II los
Cocoa, Grenada, cwt. 81 IS to 81 I5s
Caracca, for OK. 81 s. to 81 les
Coffee, middling, cwt. t6l to 6l4s
Good, 81 IS to 81 I4s
Fine, u IS TO J rss
Wheat, Amer. and Baltic MKT, 40 TO sos q.
Cotton, Berbice and CaAenne. ID. Is 4dto zs1od
St. Domingo and Toba. is Tod to as I'D
Barbados, IS I'd to IS I'D
Quad. aud Martin. IS to Is Sd
Georgia, fine, zs sd to 50
ordinary, Is Id to Is Tod
Caiorum, American, ID. y
Rufia, 81 Ios ito Iol /.
Sugar, Antigua, " - TO S6s
Jamaica, brown, rs to 76s
mid cling, rs to Cos
good, 8as to 84s
Havannaah, brown 5as to SOS
yellow, 54s to Cos
white, Gas to 85s
Iron, Swedifh, ton, 29l to 3ol
Oil, cod, Newfoundland, ton, 52l
fperm. brown. 7ol.
white, 83l
Pitch, American, ewt. los to lis
Rice, Carolina, new, ewt. II rs I'd to II g
Seeds, ak and linfeed, Amer. none
Slaves, bh'. per 400, 81 to 1ol
hid. I4l to Isl
pipe, AL to ISL
Tar, Carolina, Dbl. LIS to I9s.
Virginia, I9s to IlIs
Tea, common bohea, Is I'd TO Is Cd -
bel Go. Is nd to Is Al
Souehong, beR, 3 TOD TO 4s I'd
Hy(on kin, or bloom, 3sto 8 Old
bea, s. I'D to g ND
Hyfon, beR, s. 2dto s. I'd
Oak and pine boards, none
Tobacco, Maryland, fine, ID. 9dto 1o4d
do. good coloured, 6 lad to I'd
do. middling, 5dto6d
do. brown or ordin. 4 lad 20 Sd
Virginia, fine, I'd to ID
do. middling, sdto 5 Lad
Do. ordinary std to4d
do. "trip le.f. Sd to cd
Carolina, SD to Al I'D
Georgia, sid to S lad
Turpertine, American, cwt. II Is
Wax Bees, American, cwt. IA
Wine, Madeira, pire, 81 70 9ol
SuPRsMx Coukr for THs UNITED
STATES.
Tx,laey. D<e<mbe, 10, 1901.
Thomas Swami, EGq. Of the di&nA Of
Columbia, and John R. Smith, Efq. Of
Peanlyivani,, admitted IS Councillors Of
this Court.
Rtaky ~. Cbeebn.
This was 4 writ Of error from the Alex
andria County court. The cafe 10 the
court below was an action inftituted BY
Shukee y. Rufhe for . malicious pro1ecuti-
on-The defendant fuasred = Judgment
BY default-and afterwards he moved %
kt aide the Office Judgment, and o6ered'a
plea Of ~jufti6casion, which was rejeaed By
the court below rs inadmifGble under tie
al Of AGembly Of Virginia HIGH requires
~. Laws, p. 81 adeltndsst to plead .
iGae immedately.-This ~rejetsioa By TIE
court was the chief error relied upon b
the council tar the plaintiff IN Ierrok.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-15
NEW.YORK, December II.

Tie hip Hu,on was fold at auction
ysaeIiay, on account of the Unitcd States,
for 1o,6so dollars. The purchaiers were
MeGn. BeiieI anu tiu5bell.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
By Cotton 81 Stewart,
As1f r Sak ~ tb<i, Besk Sss1r,
pSsr...frA.J ~

Certain ssaf1 the Common
wealth Of Virgin. forse9ulaeia tie Mi
liza. snd;of 81 rEongrei Of tie United
Sssses, porseeeapzlly I proride, for the
nasiopi 5e3ence b. eaablifhing I pni}orm
militia hssughostfhe UnitedsSe,tes, With
be Rsle, ssd. Articles sf VA.
cah given for nqg4A
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07
From TINE BOSTON CHRONICLE,
OLD-SOUTH--No. XLVII.
A FARMER.

"'7n f,cm experience that zoe reslon 6sa."
a TrER the Britih Treaty was read 10
"A the Bottom Town Meeting respectable
and venerable citizen enQuired Of the Mode.
rator, /" qpbsfbe, rbat 1u0s tbe qpbsie Of II ?"
on being anfwered in the affirmative, he made
this ihrewd reply, that what he had heard
was altogether in favor of the Byifi1, and he
was in hopes Of fndins iomethinyin favor Of
Amsvieo."
This remark is a jua comment On Mr..
Jays Treaty, and l will defy any man to
point out one commercial benefit ariiin: to
the United States from its adoption. The
Merchants were in expectation of receiving
their dttnla,isn money, and I" ThE PRo-
rLE" at large hattered themielves. that our
commerce would hereafter he more refpetted.
But in every particular we find the fallacy Of
our reafoning, a. the Merchant contiascs in
fafs quo 40 il relates to his claims, othcrwife
than an asgmsxsafiss q irfsiftias, by the ex-
pencrs incurred in turnilbing documents 10
Enelifh lawyers. The citizens in general, in
their commercial concetns, experience the
fame violations on their property and in no
InAance can il be proved, thar the Treaty
has been favorable in any deciGon in Britiih
Court of Admiraly.--Even our laseR pa.
pers furnifh documents of the capture Of S or
o fail Of vef5cls from the Wet ladies, within
foundines and one in fight ofihe lieht-hcuie I!
Ii 10 expected that Mr.. Galla,iu, in
his report to Congrefs on the fate Of The
TTealury, will give a. Lpsejfs fafe1sss Of the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07
The Spanih Treaty with Portugal has

The Spanifh Treaty with Portugal has
at length appeared. 1t was Ggned at Bada.
jos, on the Guaaiana, and on the frontiers
of the two Kingdoms on the 9th Of June. Il;
p,ovidcs that all conqueRs of Spain Mould be
rcaored to Portugal excepting the territory
and fcrtreis Of Olivenza, which gives a ma.
,ural boundary to Spain on the Guadians,
and guards that no trade injurious to Spain
fhould lie permitted on the frontiers, and re.
quires fcttlsment at the treafary of Spain
according to former accounts. 1t provides
to mot all the ports of Portugal againft
Great Britain. All captures after the Iati6-
cation of the Treaty are to be reforcd. all
damages fuaained unjuaIy in the war are to
be cpnfdefed on bosh fides. After the rati.
6cation, which was to be in ten days, the
Spaniih troops were to leave Portugal, the
prifonsn were to be reRored, the domiuions
to remain in,iol a;e, and defenive alliance
to be renewed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07
JAMES MUMFORD

Ras rseefved from BARcgLoNA, via Nav
YoRE. Variey # silks, Vis.
T AIDES Silk Sleeves.
IL D.. Do. Checked Handkerchief.
White, Slate, Black, Fir,n, and Yellow.
Silk Gloves.
Ditto Do. Mtts.
8 & 4 Threaded SILK Stockings, with
open Clocks.
Rbbcd D, without Clocks.
Blue and Black Striped La;easings.
Plain Plumb coiofcd Do.
Striped Sattins, for women's Gowns.
Oae Box White and Black Lace.
Neagpou, Nsv. 7. sat SO
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FOR SALE, BY
SAMUEL VERNON. IN,

rOGNIAC Brandy, Claret Wine in csG,
~ and boxes, Silks, B:itannis Lin. s.
white ~ae Vinegar, Vegdigreaf.. and Houf.-
Paper The above ar;iclss are cn,itlel "a
dra vback, and are n,w landing from the Brig
Hannah, from Bourdcaux, at Mr.. R,befr
Stevens wharf.
He has alto for fale, RuGia and
Ravens Duck. few D.mijcans aad long
and lhort Corks.
Newport. Nov. 7, 1907.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07

The improvements in the city ofWah-
ington are ftascd by the National Intelligence
er to be rapidly progreiine. as well private a,
public. Since the rife Of Congrefs, a period
Of about Gx months, il 10 calculated that so
dwelling houfes have been erected, Of which
few remain vscant from which j, is fuppof-
ed the population Of the city has had an in
create Of one half within the above period.
The Public Improvements are equally pro-
areflive.
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hfalE6is cure tor a Hopping Congb.
Diilolve ieIuple of falt Of Tartar, in a
gill of water--add 10 grains Of Cochiuel finely
powdered. fweetsn this With fine fuear give
10 an infant the 4th part Of table fpoonful
four tines day-io child OF . or 3 years
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w w II "a lINu luh, az 10 ~ %
will be fold at GARDNER & DEANS
Oaice, viz.
10 Pieces BroaJ Cloths,
10 do. Fine Fisaoels,
& do. CaG uercs,
40 DO. Chintzcs and Ca!icoes,
40 do. Linrns,
100 do. Fine Co,tons,
s do. Black M,dea,
DO. Do. Striped Satin.
DO. White Plain Do.
10 do. Back Mullins.
- do. Printed Mullins,
80 do. Ch:cks AMI Stripes,
50 Dozen Shavh,
so dp. Stockings,
80 do. Gloves and Mitts,
do. Silk Shawls,
4o>do. Linen Handkerchief,
Piece, foe Dimi,ies,
10 Bag, bea green CoH:e.
Conditions at time Of Sales
Nesvpoys. Nov. 7, 1907.
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II is now afcertained that twelve Of the
fxtecn Statess are decidedly Republican
and shzs the foss which arc yet federal, arc
fa& approxipating TO change. Z. Cen.
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SPANISH SPoILhyIoy.

We Eadsriand thar the Chamber of
Commerce OF tkc city Of Philadelphia, hav-
ing prefented to the Prelident Of the United
States remoufrance on the fubjeti of de-
predations committed and threatened from
the Spaaifh pors of AIseira,, ha. received
from the Office of State, official intimation,
that the interefs OF tn. United States, thus
fofering, will engage the immediate attention
OF the Prehdent--thst he will order without
delay the proper representations and demands
to be made 30 the SPanh government; and
will take into confederation, with the folici-
tude due to the Object. how far any other
meafures. within the authority Of the Execu-
tive, may contribrte TO aueR the progrefs Of
70 ferrous and 70 UswARRANTABLr an ag-
grefiion on the LAWFUL purluits of our
commerce.