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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-31
Mechanic Relief Society.

THE members will pleafe to obiesva
hat qusrtefjy meering Of he focietY
glli be held Or Wednesd0y he I'd lebfn :.
eTy, at s O'Clock in the evening, at Mr..
Noit's tavern.
w. THOMAS, sec'ry.
i'm. 20. g
The Relations Of THOM As
DILLON, late Of Culpepper or Fluyanna
County, in the State of Virginia, are 10
ended TO be hereby informed, thar he is
20 MR., ard that lome property left by
lie decea:ed is in my Poaehlon, as a CoRo-
uER OF the county Of alexandria, in tie
Diitritt CT Columbia.
Printers OF newfpapers contiguous
either of the afcre(sid counties are
equefed to infert the preceding notice IN
heir REFLECTIVE papers.
ELISHA C. DICK.
Jan 20. 81
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Sale Of furniture.

On FR1DAY, the nth Of Feb. next, will
be field at 3 O'Clock, Pm. at tie dwell
Ing hou{e Of Peter Cooke, on Prince
between Pitt and St. Alaph freets,
A variety Of Houiehold and
Kitchen Furniture, Plate, Gials, China,
&c. 4lso, two Piano ortes.
TO Rent-The Houle in which
he new lives.
In 20. c0otT
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.yf reee'ved,
Andl landing on Merchants Wb1rf,
A SMALL CARGO OF
TURKS ISLAND SALT
and che ofLIvERPOOL FINE, on verl
faionable terms, if taken from on board
A L S 0,
Ten quarter cafkS of Sherry
VINE. For Sale, by
WM. HODGSON.
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sales bp aa&iOil.

On WEDNESDAY,
At 10 o'eloek, suilI be jill at The Yendns
Store, tie s0rner Of Amg aaa Uaiea
EyeetS.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in cafks,
Wine in pipes ,nd quatteE caaSs,
Moiafes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
) Coffee in caks and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Iriih Linens,
Cafimeres, Calicoes,
Kerieys, Threads,
Coatings, Chintzes,
Hsltthicks, Bedticks,
Fesrnaught, Cznaburgs, "
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, Aadioneer.
an. rs.
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Jutt Received,
,lsd for. /ak BY he Sn5lrrJer, at bisfore
garner of Prize and Uaien frees,
IS Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 do. 4th proof Brandy,
do New England Rum,
do Holland Gin,
a Quarter caiks Catalonia red Wirles
: Kegs Anniieed Cordial,
IA BOXES dipt Candles,
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
IIyfonikin and Souchong Tea,
jamaica Rum and Malaga Wine.
Railins in kegs and boxes,
Ieipers Snuff in half barrels and kegs
Mems coarlc and fine siloes,
Womens' Morocco and fancy kid do.
Ard eight Bales of INDIA GOODS, con
Gilipg of Mamoodics, Enlertics, Guzzinahs, Mo
hanas, Gungies, Checks and Calicocs, and lew
pieces China and Lunge Hankercheifs, and Ia
vcus Duck A large quantity Of RED sea =
LEATHER, aud few barrels Tanners beit
brown GIL.
BENZ. SIR EVE, inn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-19

New-1oyk, NoUem5e, IS.
An affair of honor was yesterday settled
at Hobuck, between Mr.. Robt. Swartwout,
and Richard Riker, Esq. Deputy Attorney
General of the state. The latter fell the
first shot from severe wound in his right
leg.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-19
G O N G5R E SIS
OF THE
y NITED st II T E s.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10.

A number of petitions were presented, and re-
ports made, which shall De noticed hereafter par.
uculariy.
The House went into committee of the
whsle, Mr.. Dawson ip the Char-on the bill
for the further protection Of ghe seamen sud
commerce ofthe United States which aurhorises
hos,iitiss against Morocco. {
The conmitte having gene through the bill,
reported it without amendment to the House,
who ordered it TO third reading to NOR.
row.
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TauRsDAY, Nov. IL.

Mr. Randolph, from the COMMITTEE of ways and
means, reported bill, for fixing the salaries Of
certain officers therein mentioned.
The bill leaves the salaries blank.
Mr. Leih asoYea the Tee0mn;tMent Of the bill
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FOR SALE.
TsOs Ge,nsf GROUND aljsniag The Torvn :,
alexandria, near The Po4Dder Hyye.

alexandria, near The PozDder Hvgjf.
ALSO
One Hundred and Fifty ACRES in
Prince Georges County, (Mayhaxd,) six miles
from Alexandria. and seven from the City of
Washington; about fifty acres cleared, and the
remainder we'll timbercd. There on the prerni-
ses a barn, and an orchard of good fruit. For
particulars apply to
James R. M. Lowe,
In .Alesaxariia.
November 8. co
VIM. H. and ENOCH M. LYLES,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
By the brig Fra6kliD, from: Philadelphia, and
are now opening at their NEW STORE, on
KINe-SrRERT. next door to BENNETT and
WATTs's,
Ageneral and rveH selected assortment Of
Fall and Winter GOODS,
Which they will iell at the mott reduced prices
for CASH.
e Nov. S.
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i. As Ire to te rsadc in saasre fasseai C
~ ss ,n form. The hook by which they are
~ "a. IS az oae of tie angles, 81 thar when
5ss'. a.d 70 the lash., they hang down diagona.ly
'''ss sils is severed one 6tth part, on two
.s,.s. BY the superior row.
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Fl0xseed HogsheaM.

THE subscribers has for sale, AZ his coopers
shop, near Col. Hooe's Wharf, few Aaxseed
hog.heads, and aeur barrels.
CHARLES JAMESON.
N. B. Two or asrex 7Qsrrymen COOP
er5waated.
NayclAber Is. co
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To Let,
THE frame Wareboafe on King Rreet. two
doors above Pitt Street, now occupied by AM
brofe Vaae. Poaefhon will be given OF the z7th
Of this mon,h-app!y, in .Ac abf:nce of the
fubicrioer, to Col. Dennis Ramfey.
R. I. TAYLOR.
Appufl X eo
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For Sale,
A two ffory frame HOUSE, and
LC1icn King Steet, oppoGte Col. Psyton's. A.
ny perion wllhing to purehale will plex!e apply 10
the Printer. One half the smolnt OF the purcta
money viii be taken in goods.
Nov. 70. eo3tS
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Iult Received,
6Hd far /ah 6y The Su5feriber, at bis fare,
Garner If Prince and Uniou a,<<fs,
Is Pipes Madeira Wine,
70 do. 4.h proof Brandy,
do. New England Rum,
DO. Holland Gin,
3 Quarter cailzs Catalonia red Wine,
3 Kegs Annifeed Cordial,
IA Boxes dpt Candles,
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Kyfanikin and Souchong Tea,
Jamaica Rum ard Malaga Wine,
Raifins in kegs and boxes,
Leiper's Snuf1 in half barrels and kegs.
Mems coarfe and fine Shoes,
Wonlens' Morocco aud fancy kid do.
And EIGHT Bales Of INDIA GOODS, con-
Glin, OF .sstsaloo5ies. Enlerties Guzz;uahs, Mo-
hanas, Gungies, Checks and Calicoes, and few
pieces sGi.ita and luuge Eaussercheifs and Ra,
vens Duck. a large quantity OF RED SOAL-
LEATHER, aud few barrels tanners belt
brnen Gil.
REM. SF1REVE, Jun.
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Ricketts,, Newton q 60.
Haze j4f rer<;ved . far Sale,
>. QUANTITY OF
Wool & Cotton CARDS,
70 TINS Platter of Paris,
10 hhls. and 20 barrels Sugar,
Ic bids. Rum,
1000 buif'eis Of ifbon Salt,
1850 do. Turks Iaaad do.
80 Reams PoA Paper,
50 do. Wrapping DO.
Cafe Duteh Oils,
20 Boxes Fiavannan Sugars,
4. hhos. Loaf Sugar,
dc. Sewing I'winc and Shoe Thread,
do. fine hacked Flax,
SO boxes brown and Cattle Soap,
so do. dipt Candies,
caiks fine old Rye Whilkey,
dc. Apple and Peach Bgandy,
Hyfon, Hyion Skin, Young Ryfon and
Imperial TEAS,
go barrels Pork and Beef,
SO do. Shad and Herring.
They are giving Cg,@ for
Wheat, Flour, Flax-Secd, Rye, Corn, white
Peas, black eyed Peas, and have cenitant iup..
ply>of excellent Flour for family uie, in hbs and
half barrels, and can furniih few rhousand
double buihcs Wheat Bean.
Dec. IL.
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SHOT and TN.

The fubfcrihers have jua received, per
flip Swanwiek, from Liverpool,
A quantity Of Shot, No. | to 10,
Thirty boxes Tin Plates Of diff
ferens kinds. AJ6,
A coniigamcnt ofexcellent S H E RR X
WIN E in quarter Oaks.
They bave an baaa,
Surrinam Coffee in hhds.
Nine ppncheons ST. Vincent Rum,
ST. Maftin's Sugars,
Afew boxes choice frelh Mufcadei and
bloom Raiiins.
JOHN & THos. VOWEL.
Dece 90 DOT
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One Dollar REGARD.

nAN AWAY from the fubfcriber, on
~ the 18th ut. an apprentice lad nam
ed Henry Price (alias .7ames) aged 20
years, about s feet 9 inches high, DOWN
eft, countenance, itout made, and will
no doubt be found in fone bifcuit bake
houfe. The above reward, and all rea-
f,nable charges, will be paid on bringing
laid apprentice home, or fecuring him
in Jail 70 that get him again.
ANDREW JAMESON.
lan. d3tt
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public sale.
On TUESDAY

4 ~ .'elsek, solA be 6ld at tie Itsaae
: Stare,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
Whikey in barrels,
Gin in caiks and barrels,
Port wine in catks,
Molaaes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
Whit. and brown {oap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee 10 tierces and bags,
Rai6ns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, handiomei,
sHorted,
ALSO,
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Super6ne cloth and KerGmeIcs,
Narrow Cloth, and FlanDels,
Iriih Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck Of different Qualities
Chintzcs sad calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton fhawlss
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and Towing fiiks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Ian. s. pendue- Maltch
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THOMAS SIMMS
Has jaf ,seti0ed and for (ale,
One hogihead JAMAICA SPIRITS,
qvarraatea 7 years old.
ALSO,
coo lbs. of hacked Flax OF good
quality,
Freh Mofcadel and Bloom Raifns in
boxes and jars,
Cinnamon, frefh Lemons,
Apples by the barrel or fmaller guam
tity.
He has fill on band,
A few boxes of Portugal ONIONS OF
an uncommon ilze.
He 4vjl6es to fell
His property oppoilte George
Taylor's, Efq. Any perlon inclined to
purchsfe may have it on moderate terms.
Apply as above.
Dec. II.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. IL.

Arrived last night, the schr. Maria,
capt. Chase, II days from c. Francois.
Left there schr. Sophia, capt. Driscoll Of
Baltimore, to sail next day; schrs. Fair
Trader, Gardner of Philadelphia Citi-
zen, Muir OF New York brig Gayosa,
Hamilton o! do. schrs. Nancy, Jeffy Of
Philadelphia; Phoebe, Mills Of do. Katy,
Allen Of New York. September 8, off
Ocroccck Bar, fell in with the brig Nan
cy, John B. Earl of Newport bound to
the Havana, had lost her masEs in lat.
So, and deck load of live stock, bear
ing away for Ocracock, in the Maria,
came 81 passengers; among whom are,
colonel Tousard, lieutenant Tandais, and
Sabesse, commandant of the Cape. -'The'
British closely blockaded the Cape, and
would allow no American to go in.--
There had been no arrival there from
America, the l4sh of July. The Maria
was boarded when she came out and treat
ed politely.
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more favorable and fofcible inprtfion
upon the mind of others, than any charm
produced by mere external caufes.
If the opinion of Bacon be thought to-
.deferve nlueh regard, very few hghs would
be vented for eminent and lupelIa'ivc Gle
gance Of form. For beautiful women are
ieldomo of any great accomplishments, be-
caufe they, for the melt part, itudy beha-
viof rather than vittue.
Neitller does the beauty which depends
upon temper and fcnfinent equally endan-
ger the pofeH1r. Il is, TO ule an Eat
ern metaphor, like the towers Of city,
not only an ornament bur defence. It
il excitcs defire, it at once controuls and
defines 1t; ii repreaes with awe, it iof-
tens with dclicacy and il wins to imita-
ton.
Let it then be remembered, that none
can be difciples OF the graces, but in the
fchool of virtue; and that thoie who win
to be lovely, mutt learn early to be good.
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girnent Of volunteers Honiton volunteer
infantry; lst battalion Of royal Liverpool
volunteers: Maker company OF artillery d
Loyal Meneage volunteers Royal Mid
Lothian volunteer artillery; lst and .
battalions Of Mountsbay volunteers, Pen.
dennis artillery volunteers Renfyn, St.
Ives, Isgistock and Totness volunteers
The differing these corps IS announced in.
tie Gazette Of July sth. The circunl-
stance furnishes some evidence that the
nation IS not asleep. i IS not always
that loud professions arc accompanied
with correspondent actions, aid a pretty
good observer Of man has remarked, that
apathy, though it may be the last to en-
gage, is frequently tic first to execute.
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BOS TON, Sept. z.
FOREIG " AFF 4 ( r $.

Y X Z g ~ n n ..
Yesterday we had an arrival from Ill
verpool; and though we expected, from
the passage, 10 have received papers SIX or
seven days later than before, we we're DIS
appointed. No London papers later than
the 18th July were brought.
The verbal information, by this arrival,
IS, that on beth sides the channel, the most
vigorous measures were in prosecution tor
invasion and defence. As far as we can
perceive, in the perusal of numerous hles
OF English papers, there appears great
ananimity of the people of England, IN
favor Of vigorous prosecution OF the war.
It IS true, we do rot see many addresses
to the throne on The subject, nor ponpous
offers of support, but we see numerous
meetings of the people to consult on vo-
iunteer measures for the defence of the
country: And in only one paper, We find
anaonnced the appointment of officers to
the following new corps, VIZ. lst. Devon
regiment Of gentlemen and yeomanry ca,
VARY ; Stirburgshire gentlemen and yeo-
many cavalry; Yorkshire gentlemen anc
yeomanry Cavalry Barnstable volunteeF
infantry; Bear and Scaton Volunteers ar
tlllery Crimnis Cliff volunteer artillery j;
Cumberland Rangers; North Devon re
glment OF volunteers, I'd ditto; Royal
ad'nburg volunteer artillery {; Exter re-
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able opportunity, ard by tlre aid Of these
whom he had corrupted. he subverssd the
liberties of the nation, and renoereo HIM
self All absolute despos. He afterwards
reigned a bloody irnp.eus syrart, burning
the temples ofshe Gods, and putting to
torture and death, all uien whose viltue
be dreaded" Thns was des.royed'by the
Daseness and folly Of democracy, the onsy
happy, tho aounsbing. republic ct sallos.
Those that have ears to hear let sheln
hears
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49,. have altcgether been proof aga.als
$; 90 e lss OF five fqaare rugged vslisls
,s s; il oasnhurg harbour, tour having
gene on 'hore. /"
u,.v.,;yt 81 .bt LIS sftke nip NaHf'lnss.
=. sg,xfked on ih< L<dr0ars, az TIE 1872.
SEPT. kaa.
:" On the 10th Sept. we had hne
.,..s,ut weather, Observing IN %, =.
p p !. at sun set saw ship bearing W.
{ W. pleasant throughout the night.
a. the l7ta, in the lnorning saw land,
hs.r;ng w. S. W. scuadtngs sandy
s b at II A. NJ. saw Padra Banca-
-. bearing N. w. by w. from the fore
tor hazy Looking weather; at noon came
~ ! hard squall, had no observation, ship
.,eer;op 70 the northward and west.
ssr5 s. At one o'clock, We saw, the squall
.].ariag up little, Padra 8enca bearing
n 10 +. about 2 or miles distance, and
sIso saw a great number Of fishing boats
i different directions, and seemingly IN
n,eat confusion, hauled more to the west
yard. still squally with heavy rain ;at
7, o'clock at night the s9ual increasing
.oa dismal looking weather handed our
ron sails and courses, and lay to under
-. mizen stay sail heaving the lead
,brouehout the night ; at midnight
blowing hard with rain, the wind about
n r. about 5 o'clock the next morning
wore ship to the southwark and eastward,
blowing hard ard high sea; at 4 O'clock
The next wore ship again, at day light saw
anisland under our lee let go both our
hover anchors, but at this time the wind
beiug SO very violent the anchors had no
effect on the ship, and she drove bodily OH
,heisland, and went to pieces shortly at
ter she struck.
/" In the evening we mufered IS men
On fhore. came To us two Chinalnen from
the top Of the inand, and brought with
Them fome roots (; in return we gave them
Tome liquor, they behaved very well, and
wen, again to the place they came from:
this night we remained among the rocks:
next morning found I4atcaT dead, this
day we went on the top Of the 'aand,
where we found two or three huts, but no
people, little while after came fomc men,
women and children, and conducted US to
place where we found a Mandareen and
many inhabitants. this man treated US
with great cisiliry. On the eff, in the
morning, fent us to Mscoa, we arrived 10
the evening, itayed 10 the boats all this
night. The next day about noon, went
with the gunner on (hore, boF the CHINA
man would not allow the Laicars 60 be
landed. went and reported this circum
flance 10 the Govsrnor, and be got them
s.leslsd by latisfying the Cinnamon with
iome moaey, the fun I do not know.
Iluppoie ~ Of the crew TO be loft,
together with the captain and CHIEF mate.
10 are faved including myfelf, the LAT
cars remained at Mocoa, myielf and the
gunner got up TO Wampca 10 the Neptune,
captain Redder, where we met every ci-
Witty.
February ID.
On Wednesday laG, accounts were re-
seiyad in town, of the arrival III the II
yer of the American fhip Mary, capita n
~ Il q -
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A. JAMESON,
Chairman.
For the -Aleaandrla AdueYiser.
BEAUTY.

4
& Tits not Get OF features alone that admire"
SHAKEsP EARE.
The Beauty which fafcina.es depends
principally upon she mind, and confequsnt.
Iy may be greatly influenced by educatl-
on. 1t has been remarked that the orc
dominan, patton, may be generally ditco-
vered in the countenance; becsuie the
mufcles by WHICH it is expreaed, being
almoa perpetually contracted, iooie theis
tone, and never totally relax-fo that the
exprsaion remains when the PATTON is iui-
pended. Thus an angry, dildainfal, q
fabtle, and fufpicious temper is dilplay
ed in characters that are almoa numerically
underiood. Ii is equally true OF the
pIeaing and the fober paflions, that they
leave their fgnatures upon the countenance
when they ceale TO act; the prevalence OF
taofc psiIions therefore produces iaelan-
ci,oly effect upon the afpee, and gives
turn and calt TO the features, which makes
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FOR SIR,


Three miles from Alexandra, partly ".
;ag on the main road thas leads to Col
cIlester, containing one hond'ed and TWEEN
" Gse scrcs, haatlon,ely improved, and
ple4lastly Gtuatcd Gu tic premlies ase
neat dwelling hcufr, a kitchen sojoining,
dairy, 40 excellent well Of wafer, add
barn 50 feet long, together wi'h gene-
raj collection Ok choice fruit frees. The
fisuation as a country feat is veil adspied
for the reGdence of any perion who may
buy il, and will be fold OH moderate terms
by the proprietor.
TROS. RICHARDS.
Scot r q
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g tits not Get oil features alone that admire
SHAKESPEARE.
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) coue have altogether been froo' agasait
.0' sr.as. OF five fqnare rugged veiisls
, :; IN IL oaenharg harbour, four having
gene on ihore.
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tzJteeD DoJlA25 keUarS-

RAN AWAY from The fubfcriiier,
about tie goth day Of July Isn, a Negro
boy called SAM, about IS years Of age,
e feet 4 o. 6 inches high, tolegably aout
made, with fear on his upper lip, rot
quite cured when he left home. fuiped
he has obtained pa!s, and will endeavor
70 pats for freeman. will give the
above reward to any perfon who will de-
liver him TO me, living within two miles
Of the Falls Church, Fairfax coonty, Viz
GINA. or Tn Dollars, # fecured in any
Jail 70 that / get him again.
C. f. Whiting.
Sept. 2.
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aIeralDrta ADVERTISER.
"WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER "A.
HEALTHOFFICE,

SEPTEMBER IL.
The physicians report new cases
of different diseases, for the 48
hours, ending this morning at 10
O'Clock.
s. sNoWDEN, sec'ry.
List of burials in the different bu-
rying grounds Of this town, since
the Goth of August.
Episcopal Church IS
Presbyterian, 9
New Presbyterian, 8
Friends Meeting, 2
Roman Catholic,
Potters Field, 20
Total, So
Of all diseasesadults, children
black and white.
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Total,

OF all dlseases--aduits, children
black and white.
The MAYOR and DR.. DIGK hav-
ing represented to this Board, shat
constructions unfavorable TO their
official conduct, have been placed
upon some parts Of their report, they
feelit their duty, in this public man
ner, to exculpate those gentlemen
from any charge Of official naiscon-
duct; and they are warranted in de-
clariag that it never was the intenti-
on Of the Board to suggest any
charge of misrepresentation what
ever against them.
A. JAMESON,
Chairman.
S. ssowDEs, sec'ry.
Far the Alexand,g;a Aduegtiser.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-01

for, who failed from phiIadclfb ia CT tie
9Th Of January paa, aud On The z9,h OF
aid month, was wrecked upon the liland
Of Little Cages, at bali faH ten at night
-vefel is entirely loa-bnt .lome part oi
The casg is iaved on laid inand, and all
the crew except one. Captain C:an9oD,
bis iecoad mate and one man, fet our ir
tic mcsning Of the 18th OF February for
this port, bot could not fetch it, on &C.
count ola rapid lee current Gan ievere
ftrefs Of weather, and after being GU, at
lea three days, were taken up by the brig
Favorite, of New York, captain Beacon,
bound to Port au Prince, and carried into
Cape Nichola Mole.
Schooner Flying Fifth, captain Sock, OF
Baltimore, was fold on the l5,h inf.
The Englilh brig Atkirion, captain
Benton, arrived a: this port from Jamaica
on the nth init. with ipecie for govern
ment.
February IS, arrived his Britannia ma
jefy's frigate Trent, from Jamaica, on
tome important buhnefs,
18th ichooner Jane, Atkins, fron New
York, cargo aaorted, Is days--to fail in
5 or g. days for Charleilon.