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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-03

rAs. oacstioa was then taken on the last
: The. = Of the motion, and lost without a
division. r,.nd he 80
aJ member by adding to the end thereof
s = 4ogether with a copy Of any instrument
!, no possession of the executive, showing
Mott the Spanish government has ordered
We. na Province of Louisiana to be delivered
-, the commissary or other agent OF the
French government
AGREED to. Ayes 81.
The question was then taken by Yeas
,,5 Nays on the whole of the original mo-
tom. amended as follows
8 g Resalvsd, Thar the President OF the
United States be requested to cause to be
laid before this hoase, aSoPy of the Irea-
trb.tween the French republic and Spain,
4 the 9TH October 1900, together with a
copy Of any instrument in the possession OF
tbe Executive, showing that the Spanish
government has ordered the province OF
louisiana TO be delivered TO the commits
sary or other agens OF tie French govern
nsnt.' And lost, Yeas 81. Nays 50
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,rivateer schooncr Thomas, Williams, Of l.is1r.
pool, out 10 weeks on a cruise overhawied the
ship ard then permitted her to pass. OF. lst.
lar. So, long. IL, spoke Portuguese ship from
Portugal f,r Ph'ladel phia, oft weeks. 9TH,
lat. So, loug, 90, spoke schooner Thomas. OF
Portland, iron Boston, for Barbados, out Z
days. 221, LAT. 81, long. ~, spoke the ship
America, Smith, Of and for Ba!tmcre, from Bos-
Ton, or days.
schr Lion, se'ick, IS DAYS from Liverpool,
with salt and coal, to Bedleps AID HuboeIi.
Sept 18th, spoke an English big privatcer Ann
Maia, Campbell, who informed that a few DAYS
previous he had captured Tie brig friends Ad-
venture, Paddock, out 40 days from THIS por, for
Bordeaux, ane sent Der ato PORTSMOUTH,, on The
s20rh Sep,embef. Oaober 5 b in lar. Il, 81,
lop2. 40, spoke ship Mercfy, "a Crea, flom Ii
ycrpaoi for Notiolk, out 2 days.
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aleraaorta Dallp ahnerttssr.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8.

THE Health Committee informed the
public ON Tuesday last, that from the then
state of the health in the town generally, it
appeared no longer necessary for them to
continue their services: this was Intended
to BE considered in their collective capaci-
ty, and not that every member thereof had
finally desisted from acting: this will now
inform the public that to the Committee it
appeared necessary that the subscribers
ought to be continued in administering re-
left the necessitous poor, SO long as any
money or other thing remained unexpend-
ed, and as there is yet small sum on hand
it will be distributed by them as circuln-
stances may render expedient,
They gratefully acknowledge the receipt
of ONE HUNDRED 81 7'WENTI DOL
LARS from Jonathan Swift, Esquire;
Forty Dollars from Lady in Maryland,
transmitted by black man from citizen
of this town Fifteen Dollars; from Mr.. ].
Hunter Ten Dollars; from Mr. Jas. Little
of Winchester, Ten Dollars; from a gen
tleman Of Fairfax county Ten Dollars, and
Ten Barrels Of Corn from Dodridge Pitt
Chichester, Esq. for the use OF the hume
reus and suffering poor of this town.
A. JAMESON,
ALEX. SMITH,
JOHN Vaudeville.
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A. JAMESON,
ALEX. SMITH,
John Vaudeville.
CAPTURE.

LoNDoS, sept. IS,
The Lord Nelson was captured by the BelIona
French privateer, on the l4sh o. August last, off
Cape Clear, within sight of land. The Bcllona
was pierced for 36 guns and had 90, with $50
men. The eng agernont commenced very warmly
at the distance of cable length, the Lord Mel
son being previously cleared for action. The
enemy made the ftst attempt to board on the
starboar quarter, but in this they did notsucceed.
They then ran up on the Lord Nelson's starboard
bow, grappIed, and boarded on the forecastle.
The enemy were CALAMITY opposed by the people
on deck; the passengers bravely contributing
their assistance, but they rushed on m such num-
berS that they overpowered those on deck. Al.
most every person stationed there, was either Kill
led or wounded. The tops, lower yards, SIC. of
the Belona, were filled with men firing down en-
the Lord Nelson's deck. The action lasted an
hour and fifteen minutes. The privateer had
eleven killed, among whom was the second cap
tain, and % wounded.
Three DAYS after the Lord Nelson was taken,
an English brig privateer, of Ia four Founders,
fell in with and attacked her four different times
until she was so much disabled as to be obliged TO
sheer off for her own safety. 1t was during this
action THAT Mr.. Spottiswood, brother to the cap
tain Of the Lord Nelson, was killed by shot
from the privateer. He had been many years
sdenr in the East Indies, and had made very
handsome fortune. The officers of the Lord
Nelson speak in the highest terms Of the gallant
manner in which the attack was begun and con-
tinued by the brig priyateer, and lament that
they have not an opportunity Of discovering where
and to whom she belongs, that a proper testlmony
might be paid to the metit of the officers & crew.
Soon after the above mentioned pfivateer had
quilted the Lord Nelson, an English man of war
hove ins sight. TO save his prize from the chance
of being taken, the captain of the BelloDa gave
chace to the strange sail, and So managed as to
caH eff her attention from the dndiaman until she
was quite out of sight; but she neves again re-
i,ined the prize, whicq, however, would have got
safe into Gorunna, had not tie Tenant, Sp4rtiate
and the Colossus been cruising off tkat port.
The Sea Gull had then been in chaee Of her le
hours.
The ship that FIRST caaae'up with the Lord Mel
son was his Maiestys ship the Colossus, to whom
she struck, without firing gun.
When the Lord Nelson was taken by the
French, the First Lieutenant of the Be,lona was
put on board asprize master, who, in the several
attacks, defended her most CALAMITY, and behaved
to the passengers and other prisoners n the n,ost
handsome manner.
Captain Stottiswood could not be removed on
account of hls wounds.
Colonel Murray was killed by shot frora the
Sea Gpll, during the elass.
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NEW YORK, Oat. %.

Arrived, Ship Haze, Tombs, Lisbon; schoon-
er Lyon, Sellok. Liverpool; sloop James, cy-
pher, Digby, n. S.
44yyived szce AR Last.
Ship flare, Tombs, Lisbon. Left at OPorto,
brig Neptune, Delano, New-Bedtord, to sail in 8
days FIR Fgueres, there to load with salt for
sNew-Yo,k; brig Eliza, Coventon, of and for
Plymouth, Massachusetts,; sch. Columbia, Ap-
pletop of Gloucester, just arrived in 81 days
from ston, to sail for Malaga, IN II days
At Lisbon, Sept. sth, brig Hector, Alien, of Sa-
len, 10 salt next day-for Malaga, had part Of her
crew pressed BY an English frigate; schr. Char
lies, Rogers, of Gloucester. TO sail next day for
Bilboa ship Mercury, Donald, Of Charleston,
S nth Carolina, just arrived From Havre de,
Grace, and bound back. Al ST. Ubes, waiting
FIR sat, brig Nancies, Warner, of and for New
York; big Maria Jane, SAser, Of and for portss
mouth, N. H. and forty sail Of foreigners expect
ing 10 load about the roth October. Sept. 90
of the Island o. St. Mays was boarded BY the
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LOSl.

Left evening about fonict, mppofsd 10 tc -
The rsighbouThood OF the IndiansQ1een an Ats,
andria B4nk Mole of Ten Dollsrs, and Chick
on the Wafhipg5on Bank for Eighy One DJIlsrs
rs cents, payable 10 -------- Cafgroye OF order.
The payment Of which being topped, i Gao b.
of M value but TO the owner
Five Collars reward will be given on The
above being refored fo.Cforg. Cox, Kiug itfeets
or the Printer oftais Paper.
Nov. 8. d3t
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lie geliona is the same vessel thai lately cap
tured the Culland's Grove East Indiamap, and ts
said to be the very ship that annoyed us 50 mitch
in the Bay of Bengal last war. Since the COM
mencemens of her naval depredatiops, she is supe
posed TO have committed more serious aggressl0ns
sg4iust the COMMERCE of this country than three
four,hs Of all the priyateess lately seu from France
She IS remarkably swift sailing vessel, as her
mabo-lvre to divert the attention OF our man 81
warttom her prize sufficiently proves. Her Grey
some of whom are blacks hom ST. Damlngc Si*
very bold and desperate set of men.
The Lord Nelson and cargo afe estimated g
soo,oocl. aud the salsageis l2II per ccar. Tbs
was hes second voyage.
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Nov. q.
T1oenty Dollars RezUard.

ABSCONDED on Sunday evening the I'D
ult. from my houle, near town, a Negro man
fave, called THORNTON, about rs or az
years of age, fce' s orr inches high, thin make
down caf look.
He wore at the time broadcloth coat, and
other decent apparel. He may however alter his
dreis, from clothes in his profession.
Ii taken in Alexandria, Geo. Town or Wafi,-
ington, i've dollars wal be given, if at greater
jitancc and not over 20 miles, ten dollars, # far
Their off twenty dollars and reafonabe expcnces
for delivering him here.
WIN. HODGSoN.
Nov =
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Notice 10 Parents.

ON Monday next Mr. DQoss will
open his SCHOOL in Mr.. Hoof's koufe n
Duke Street, between ST. Alaph and Pit ttt-ef5s
Mo-. 8. s.
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M. EAKIN,
NOTICE.

THE SubicrlberSto the Alexandria
Coffee HOMIE, are requeaed to meet at the Coffee
Houfe on Monday next, at II o'clock, to make
arrangements for the prefcnt year, commencing
rho frft Of this month.
Join Gadgy.
Nov . d
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On Mr. x. Gris7yold's resolution for ealing
on the president fst The eviaences IF title
ID lie brapince of LeuissaaG.
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SALEM, February 4.
Frsm The Mediterranean.

Captain Allen, who arrived here yesfsr-
day, law, at Malaga, The ! 9Th December,
letter from coniul O. Brier, at Anglers;
which gave intormations that Tx Iripsli-
rans were out on'a crulze sgainit the A
mericans, and two more preparing 10 toll
low; that il was difficult for cur vshsls
10 obtain convey and that coniequeaiiy
our commerce was expoied TO great ha-
gard in the Mediterranean. II is TO be
hoped thar The ienioility Of oar gove5n-
men, may at leait be excited IN tayor OF
our brave feamtn; and that they will nor
continue 10 be expofed. BY fach iilalneiol
neglect, and ill-tlmed ersrezy, TO all the
horrors of the WORT of ilAvery. lotelli-
eence is received, via Alexandria, that
cegation Of hoRilities has taken place be-
tween the Swedss and Tripolitsos for INK
months, and thar permanent peace Is ex-
petted TO follow leaving thus the III
poliran force TO be more fully directed
sgainls the unprotected Americans.
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CONGRESS
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Housr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Wtasesay, February 9.
u T. IS q I Z
On Mr.. Baeos'i resolati0ns 10 rseeaf tSe
District at Columbia.
Continued. |

Mr.. Bayard hoped the committee would
not agree 70 the reioluions. He did not
believe that constitutional power exilted
enabling the government OF the United
States 10 rccede the territory. The ter
ritory had been acquired by the direction
and under the pcrmilion OF contribution.
The contribution ALTO allows the cefion by
particular Rates. When, therefore, gen.
tlemen FAY congrefs has the power to recede
he was at liberty to call upon them to ex
hibit that part of the contribution that
conferred the power He had looked over
the contribution with vigilsnt eye, ard
he could Zee nothing TO this effect. Can
it be done without power? Do gentle
men recolett that the government OF the
United States is federatiye, and OF courle
ponehed of limifed powers and what is
not delegated does nor exit ! And that
there is an express provillon that powers
no, expressly given lhall not be alumed
by implication? 1t was difficult to point
out non entity. II gentlemen contend
for an entity they ihould diftinguilh it. It
congre(s have the power TO rccede this
territory, they have alto the power to re-
cede the other territories, the Indiana and
| M.aiGppi territories. It is an extremely
d ferent thing to receive FELTON, and to
recede il after it is received. Congrels
has the power to do the one, but not the
other. How can the reccdion be made !?
Gentlemen Gay by lav. Thar law may
De repealed. IF receded, what would be
he Gtua,ion of the territory. 1t could be
40 affair Of conuan. For a contract can
-. exit without confederation. Tho
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BALTIMORE, Feb.fl
Gove,10Y's Sec,

Arrived, fchr. Coed lntent, Brooks,
from Charlefon. Pahed Bremen brig
in the bay.
Ship Trent, Kiiman, Of Salem, from
Martinique. Left 10Th inf. hip Vigi-
liant, Boyle, ard Panels, Drlfcoll, OF Bal
,imore; f;hr. Greyhound, Thom2fon, and
Philip, Jsnne, dc. brig Two Brothers,
Dixy, of Salem, for CharleRon; tgiy
Hope, Landen, Il and TO, Salem b..
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BOSTON, February 3.

BOSTON, February 8.
Arrived lhip Four Friends, WhitinaTih,
from Dsmerara, s. days. Lett, mp d.
ana, Bird, Of Bottom. for Savannah a
ich'r from Gloucefer; ihip and brig
from PortGmouth; aud a number OF other
yeHeIs, names NOT reeoIletted. Markets
,olerably good. Spoke, January ~ IN
the Gull, hip Port Antonio, 49 days from
Brenen for CharleAon. On Sunday lat,
a fchooner from George Town tor Poru-
mouth.
February 4.
Capt. Whitmarfh, FROM Demcrara, IN
forms Us, that for the future, Americans
will only be allowed TO import there pro,
,iiions and lumber, ana 10 export rum ana
molaRys. There is very little molades IN
the colony. Rum is SO centsa gallon
and purcheoas 10 dollars each. By the
new regulations iOme American veiieis
will return empty. Capt. W. favored US
with the following documents
Demeroya, Dec. 1907.
To his excellency Anthony Meertins, BIZ
cure, governor of the colonies OF Bic
guido and Demerara.
SIR,
We the fubfcribers, matters and con-
fpnees of American fhipplng, at preient
il : the harbor of Stabrock, beg leave to
address yoa respecting the unfortunate
Gruation IN which we find ourielyes placed
by the change Of government which has
rsken efea in ihefe colonies.
Having firm reliance that the Batavian
government would hold facred ADD invio
late any contracts entered into BY US and
the merchants of this place, we felt per-
ieely ia,isfed that no impeachment what
ever would be thrown in The way, 10 Tar
as the fame applied 10 vensls which had
been IN port previous 10 the arrival OF your
excellency. Some Of US have contracted
with citizens of this colony TO take IN pay
ment for the cargoes which We have fold
and delivered TO them, rum and iugar
Comfortable proportion Of Which IS com.
4
,,efed Of the latter article. The collector
of the cuaorns of this port granted permits
90 receive on hoard and carry away iugar
and rem. In confequence thereof many
of Us have onboard fugar as well as rum.
We underfand, however, that the former
article is prohibited from being carried
away IN any other veleis than Dutch. and
that fuch csrgoes, previous to.Permiilion
beiog granted for their departure, mutt be
,clandsd from American yeaels. Already
have we written to America for sniurance.
Our veGels are lying in port at coniidera-
blc expence, expofed to the rayages OF the
worms. The returns of iome OF our car
) oes comprife the whole flock in trade OF
1he concerned. We find that we cannot
fell our fugaTs unleis az a very great lacri-
6re We eapnot Immediately ihip them
70 Holland, as, in all probability, there
will not be vefTel going from hence in
le,s,shan four or five months. Thus iitu-
sted. swe win 10 know from your excel
lency. ifthcre is no provifon by which
we can preyens The threatened facIifce of
our property. We win for the anfwer
of your excellency, in order hat We may
know the BATS on which We are in tutuie
10 trade with thefe colonies.
We are, &C.,
S;gntdly LAtber Li~eols, and 6x 'st6<r'.
ANSWER.
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SciltJ d'o fiA'(
port, fchr. Molly Gardner, OF and ior
Marb.ehead. Sailed in company yah
the f1ip Mary, Freeman, for Whining
ton. IN. c. J and lchr. Betiey, Luiler, tor
charlsaon. Feb. z, !. IS, long. 10, So,
(poke brig Courier, from Norfolk, tor a.
n.iea. Feb. s, |. IS, "a, long. A.
lchr. Ann, Mansfield, Ircm Norfolk 10
Antigua.
Ailo, Bremen fnow Anna, Keeper,
from Nantz. Left no American yeiiels
there.
Portugusfs brig Sea Flower, Vidal from
Fignera.
Brig Smilax, Smith, a6 days from Sa-
vannah.
The barqae Herald, from hence has ar
rived at Falmouth.
February 10.
Arrived 'ait night, fchr. Experiment,
Burton from ST. Kits. Left, nor ip ke
nothing. Saw 3 fail of fquare rigged
veHels off the Capes, fandlng in. P.iicd
in the bay, two fhips from Europe, and a
brig from Salem, bound to Alexandra;
and number Of others, but paffing them
in the nigh. capt. B. had no opportunity
Of learning what they were.
Markers at St. Kits. Flour s dolls.
pork 10; and beef II.
February IA.
Arrived, fchr. John, Lovetf, from Tri-
nidad. Lett there l5'h Jan. brig Peter,
LebTcton, OF Newburyport, jua arrived
and fold !; Maria Jane, Salter, Por;frnonih
bound elt~here; fhr. FAR American,
Peas, Bottom, fold John, Wallace, PHI
ladelphia, bound elfewhere Macy,
Chafe, Salem, from Alexandra, latt from
Cayenne, having had bad weather lol-
ing his anchors put away for Trinidad,
bound elfewhere Georgetown, Mailet,
Salem, jue arrived and fold Polly, SheF-
ry, do. fer No folk barque America,
Wevyll, Norfolk, for do. brig DAfh,
Smith, do. 70. d.. loop Anna, Hammond,
Philadelphia, fox Philadelphia; brig Dr.
ana, Wood, New Bedford, for New Bed
ford Dove, OF Norwich, ju& arrived j;
fchr. Betty, Bradford, Bolton, from Phi
ladelphia brig Ferdinand, Bath, for n.
York fcfr. Mercury, Portland, jui5 ar
rived Laura, Tufsran, Bath, tor Viii
mington; brig Mary, Glaziel, lpiwich,
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ANSWER.

G5rermeat -bozis, Dec. II, 1907.
To LUTHER LINcoLN, and Others, mas-
rers and con6gnes- OF the American
thPping in this coloa,.
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TIE gove.aot general, having iten a
certain leIer, without date, addfefed to
lin, .igacd by yourlclf and Others, an
commanaed torranimit you the encloted
paper, as containing the principles ufor
which, the orders lately given, with ref ett
20 the American trade, are to be contina7
ed in full force ard have the honor to be,
fir, your obedieni lervant,
y RI TJNNE
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For SAX,
Two Negro Men. one about

Two Negro Men, one about
% yearsof age, the osher rs or I9; one
Negro Wench. abous &c yeayssold, with
her TWO female children; one Boy, II or
II years OF age, all found and healthy ard
Of good character,
Iafave trouble, lam determined not to
lsll tI!em to any rerfon they do net win
TO live with, or that will take them our
of town contrary 70 their inclination.
also 10 Hire,
Man Ponpey, by The month, to q gen
tltman be would with or content o live
with, he-is Of rnexecptisnabie character.
PETER HElSKELL.
July II. d3t
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Potomac Company.
Notice Is hgrs1v gsuea1.

Notice Is AsyeJy gsuen,
THAT tie annual meeting of the
Stockholders Of the Potomac Company,
will be held at the Union Tavern in
George Town, on Meuday tie yfyf day Of
Aagn9 urxt, at which time and place a
full attendance Of the proprietors is parti-
cplarly requefed, to deliberate on the
affairs ofthe Company, that will then be
laid before them for their confederation.
By order,
JOS. CARLETON,
Trsaluyey.
George Town, July s. dIGA.
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Claret In Gales Of to 3 dozen,
Jamaica, Antigua, and n E. Rum,
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy,
Holland Geneva,
sth proof warranted Irifh Whikcya
Country DO.
Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Bea Albany Chocolate,
Mould and dipp'd Candies,
White and brown Soap,
Patent Shot ahorted, from / to 10,
Belt Englah Gunpowder,
MuicaselI Raifns in boxes,
Soft fhell Almonds,
Spinning Cotton,
Peppers, bkck and Cayenne,
Pimento, Cloves, Mace, Nntmegs,
Cinnamon and Cafia,
Durham Mufsard, Pickles aforted,
Pearl and Scotch Barley,
Rice, Nader, Alum, Copperas,
Indigo, Glauber Salts,
Olive Oil ola hyperion quality,
Godfroid's warranted Segars,
Beif chewing Tobacco,
Snuff in ID. and half ID. bottles,
Race and Ground Ginger,
Starch and Fig Blue,
Pipes 10 kegs,
Demijohns afforted,
Wrapping Paper, &c. &c.
He folicits cuffom from his
'riends and the public, and not only afures
hem that he will dilrofc of his Goods or
IS good terms as any other houle in town
out that he will at all times fupply then
with the very bel articles that can b
at the different markets.
June IA. d
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I2ubLlr lieuOue.
On TUESDAY,


I 1es 'eloek, soW Be sold affbe p<HaHe
Stare,
Rum in hogiheadsand barrels.
Fssaeh Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes aaa rs.
Whifkey and Apple Brandy II bis
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee 10 ticrces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap IN boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raifns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Ais o,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS.
Among wbich are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
XerIeymeres, Dufils,
Plains and Kcrfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
ElaRicks, blue FREEZES,
Caiimancoss and Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Csiicoes,
Irilh Linens, Silefia do.
Platillas,
Olnaburgs and TicklsnbuTgs'
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
Iodia Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchieis,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
IuIy IS.
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Just Ar7lUed,

Just Ar1sved,
From Philadelphia, per capt. Hand, and
for Sale by the lubferiber, at his fore
upper end Of Fairfax areet,
One trunk Ladies elegant Morocco
and KID SKIN fancy Shoes,
of different colours End patterns, which
will be foid on reafonable terms.
Dom1nS Beayc5oF.
july Il. eo4
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Genuine Port Vine.

Jaf ,ecsived per brig Commerce, captain
Balazoin, 1r0m Cporto, and xiii cam.
msafe laadiag fb,s oflerusan.
90 Quarter cafks Port Wine,
50 ditto, ditto, fuch as is ufual!y Clipped
10 the London Market, tor fale by
]. & /. VOWEL.
July II. d.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-18
ALTO, on Conflgnment,


Five trunks jaconet mullins and hand
kerchiefs, one ff:nk fitching threads, one
Go. Cotton Umbrellas, one cafe Cotton
Stripes, one do. o. Calico Checks, one
trunk ribands, one fmali box elegant low
priced Muffin, Cambria, Shawls and Spa
Min Cloaks, twelve cafes low priced Hats,
two cafes lrifh Linens well ailorted,
one truck and one cafe London Pamphlets
lateh editions with handiome tronsifpleces,
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 moi Reasonable terms for
ready money.
Daniel c. Pubpo.
July o. DIFF
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-18
For Sale
BY THE SUBSCRIBER,

III The fare uexf DOR u AleDrs. Joaafbaa
and Nabl0a Seb0lsJfeld, King fgreef,
Forty five bales Of South Ca
roilna Cotton,
Seventeen .ierces and fix half tierccs
81 prime Rice,
Seven hhds. Guadaloupe Molsfes -,
Ut Or good pa4er at % or 90 d4ys, aoilb
..b1revea eAdoy{ers.