Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-15

Andrews; ichr. Conception, Barboia,
Lifbon.
Came up from the Lazarctto.
The. brig Pennsylvania, M'Pherfon,
Naples.
Cleared, fhips Atlantic, Penrofe, New
Orleans Maryland, Dagget, Lifbon;
brig James Stuart, Smith, La Guira; ichr.
Eagle, Morris, New York; Prircels,
Royal, Williams, DO. Eliza Ann, Holmes,
do. Dove, Bripkley, Norfolk Andrew,
Lancatter, Trinidad; Frederick, Morton,
St. Andrews /; Hiram, Bacon, Martinique;
Friendihip, Harris, Trinidad Hoops Pat
ty, Bunce, Hartford Con- William, "
Game, C. Francois.
Ship Eliza, Salter, from hence, arrived
at Liverpool the 10th Of May,
The nip Warren, with pafengers,
from Beifail, has arrived at Newcaiile.
Betb, T4ue a9tJ. Ayvivsat5e KaE-
Z rius, eQSf, Harding, AZ days fram Live,-
pool. Left t5sre55ips Confidence, Rfdmau,
Superb, Hammond, and Pane, T,0t, far
B9qoa, to jail IL IS or 20 days. Slip,
Leaves, fer Baltimorethe fri Of JaJ.-
My s4th, lat.47, 40, l0sg 10, 50,
tie hip N1illiam g Mury, Jobu ShgIy,
1rom NorJolk, band 10 Falueafb, Jaue 4t6
lat. A., II, lang. A, lpoke ZIP 44lssau-
der, Me'Iat.5, IF Portland, trom Brje0h
bazad 10 Yirguia, $ days eat. .Jaae 7fb
pike ZIP Nsrfbew Liberty, Burk, fran
Cbqrlsfon bond 70 L0adeu, lat. ~, 50,
lang. 46, 50, ent q days, all q0eN. Same
da), lgip Ho2e, Dantoyd, f,0m Savaanab,
bouaa 70 liverpool, 5 days at.
We bavs yereived uutbeatie intormati-
OK that cotton feed byeagbt from Virgiria
ixto Philadelphia eouuty in lbe year 1890,
rvas planted IN Oxford to7yg,@ip, grew,
5qourgosd, and broaueed cotton Of goed qua
lily. oxford toqv4l6ip is about fix miles
narfb ef P6iladeI9ha. II Is bo5ed that
all tie experiments made IN 1902 as ia,
uoytb as Mezu- York, SAITH Jeuy and
Psaulyfvania, quiH be carefully pablj6-
ed. Tie foftou planter mn take great
care 10 top the eottou bsl5es, that is CIT IF.
Tie tops 81 the branedes, otber70jlS tbey rvill
NOT produce "a many eoffon pods or balls,
1bongb they qviH BE Oigoraas and tbriviug
a; Plants
(Asrora.J
We have not yet conGdered the great
advantages to health and the comfort of
life, as we'll as the means of induitry and
th- rstional riches which the vins is capa-
Die OF yielding to the United States. The.
people OF America know 70 little OF the
qDauts to which European nations are lub-
ietted, that we feem 10 iet no value on
what is the mott highly appreciated IN O.
ther countries, to whom we are tributaries.
for what we. could, if urged by an ufeful
enterprise, by incere patriotifm, by ne.
cefity, produce for ourlelses. The Della
ware for example, abounds in the finea
aurgeon, the fame ipecies of fifth that yields
the ling glais, which we import into the
n ,rthern extremity of Europe; in the lame
river is found the delicate anebovie, which
is nor deemed worthy of catching and cur
ing, while we import to the value OF ieve-
raj thoulard dollars annually, for the uies
of the tabIe-iheie articles alone would
produce lucrative employment tor ten
thoufand Of thole poor innocent, Ignorant,
oppreled wresches who breath on the de-
folate flores of North Britain, the Welt OF
England, and Ireland. From thete re-.
fources without interfering with Jingle
cbjea of preient induary, they might Gre
ale new mine more valuable than the
mines OF Potoii--a mine of indufry which
while it enriched the individuals, would
provide ready market for the produce OF
our own fields, our looms and anvils. In
England s degrees north Of US, the vine is
e tba T ooGOp Mana.,