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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-03
WILLlAM RAMSAY
HAS OPENED

WILLIAM K AMSAY
HAS OPENED
4 Grocery Store ~ Prince jfrest,
Next door to DR.. Dicks,
Wbeye be iufend, keeping a general agort-
meut gfnsias articles in thai line, and
noqv oBsys foy /aA on moderate ttrms,
LONDON particular I
Madeira, ,,r1n1rc
Port in caiks and bottles,
Colmenar and Malaga
Old ST. Julian and Medoc Claret IN
cafes of 2 dozen each,
White Wine Vinegar,
18th proof anaica Rum,
Do. Cogniac Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Loaf, lump and MufcoYado Sugar,
Sugar Houfe MolaGes,
Imperial,
Chulan, g
Hyion,
Young Hyfon, 81
Hyfon Skin, S g
Souchong, Sc
Pouchong Souchong, s. g
Padra Souchong,
Peco Souchong, s,
Bohca y
Green Coffee,
Durham and Dixon's Mufard,
Alfpice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace and
Nutmegs,
Nanfz and Bourdeaux Salad Oil,
Catchup, branded Fruits and Englith
Pickles,
Olives, Capers and Anchovies, =
Prunes, Raifns. and fofthcll Almonds,
Leiper's SnuG in bottles,
Do. bef Smoking Tobacco,
Martins beit Spanifh Segars,
Baikct Salt for table ufc,
Georgia Cotton,
Martinique Noyeau,
Mould and dipp'd Candies,
Jerfey Cheefe Of an excellent quality,
Wrapping Paper, brown and blue,
Roll BrimHone, Fig Blue.
20 be Rented,
And pofIeilion given immediately, the,
dwelling HOUSE above faid fore. 1t
is now in good repair, and well calculated
10 accommodate a genteel family. APP
ply as above. June ~. cd
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-03

For Sale,
Philadelphia Loaf and Lump
Sugar,
Three pipes old Liibon Wine,
Pennsylvania and Swcdifh Bar Iron,
One pair Burr Mill Stones, S feet dia-
~eier,
Ono pair Cologne do. about S feet.
Aa3'at t6< Nal,
Shorts and Bran,
Ship Stuff,
Indian Meal,
Rye Meal,
Oats,
Platter Of Paris by the bufhel.
William Harlthorne.
g'h Mo. 30. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-03
yales By autttGat.
SATURDAY.,

a. lc o'eloek, e0ill Be field at The H<aaa
Store, fb< faraer IF King ard Uuio'
ls,rets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiikey il. barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes md qnstter caSs,
MoiaGcs il hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee In ca!ks and bags,
Rains in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety otDRY GOODS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-20

terwhat he has done. q hold out the Inn.
guage Of promise and expeetto have itbe-
ieved-Alas, klas-farewell the digni-
" ofmanhood- -ithas surely iled from the
earth, when the most that We can say un-
deroppression, is !" Letme, q 20 T. dc
IN peace. i =
/. S. Does Bonaparte say q scfd
about our right a. New-O Orleans. His
assurances are = declaration that that
right does not exist. Having used the
word oath in the outset Of his writing,
we think il right 70 observe, that Bona
parte, with bis arms, imposed on the
people and swofe fidelity 70 TINT eonstiku-
ton, which he afterwards put down.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-20
NEw-YoRK, May /.
WAR IN EUROPE

that has been lowering about for some
days, that war had been declared between
England and France. We have made il
point 10 collect al the news on that sub
iect and here present il to the reader.
The communicated most relied upon,
Is q letter from the POST Master At Balti-
more 10 the POST Master at Philadelphia,
ofwhich the following is copy: =
-. Capt Deshell has arrived here this
morning from Liverpool, which place he
left ON the first Of April, and brings acs
counts ofHosTrLIfIEs HAVING aAcruAL-
|LYTAKENPLA BErwEEN FRANCE AND
ENeLAND.-Capt. Deshell is now 1t the
Fort, and ! receive this information from
Capt. Snow, who has seen and conversed
with capt. DesheIl on the snbiect. I
81 receive this information at the mo-
ment ] am sealing the bag. ~
Anofher iettlr, 4
Prom Norfolk, BY this mornins's mail,
contains the following -. A pilot who
spoke vessel three days ago from Lon
don, brings an account that WAR was.
declared on the Sd of April. -
Such are the advices onwhich we are
TO make up an opinion. Il would not be-
come Us to undertake TO decide on the de-
gree ofreliance which Is 10 Be placed up
on it-every reader viii Judge FOR him
self-and probably the result wiAtally ve.
y much with each man's particular wish
Is. Doubtlessthe markets viii 81 Affect
ed byit--some articles will fall and 6,hers
win rise--some win be gamers and some
win Be losers--nor is Il probable public
opinion win settle At amy one point for Ii.
present. y 81 - - II.
twill occur to every one, that the evi
dence received here is only the hearsa.
of hsarsdy--but In all such cases, il
order TO getat the exact truth, Ne ough
to be able to come 1t the source Of the in
telligenee. In the present case, We thini
We are warranted inbelieving, that capt
Snow foidthe postmaster thar capt. Desh.
ell told him that war had been declared
but who told capt. Deshell, or how he nc.
quired his information, whether from
some TGentenant Of 4 man Of war who
came of to him in a boat" as capt. Dos
worth Of Portland did, (but which turned
| out to Be mistake,1 or whether he 90
il from the Norfolk pilot, who got il from
God knows where, we are left entirely t
conjecture. On the whole we think W,
may be justified in suspending, in som'
measure, our entire credence I'm the ar
rivalof another mall - - =
Nav g. $500 - - :
No ;nteIl;oenc4 b.. sy.t co,,. :. -,
knaWledye- tsna;na ). ..tsh Ts ,.;,S ~,
| eerta;n,y Ire ITI,b &C -. ,,.na... ii
have M is,e% hen a r,,,eh :, c;rs,,,.,;o o,
resn.e,;n. ,x.r hc,w. 8. 60, 49,. =.
Franes. The stron,g rrohah;l;,, - IN, =,
an event. the ayid;ty Win wh;cS m.rv =; !,
mi. country wish for i. and. p.r Tt'y :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-20

eeiyed by the above vessel. pu. ON
board at the moment Of her departure,
which mentions that the probability Of
war had become greater. N.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11
10 Let,

THE franc Wanhoufe on King Greet, two
doors above Pitt Street, now occupied by Am
broG YaGe. Poaeliau viii DC given on the z7ris
of this month apply, 10 The ablence of the
iub(cribsr, to Col. Dennis Ramfey.
r. !. TAYLOR.
Aussa IS GO
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11

:. "a base as to see the tremendou. conss.
~ TO America If France should con
Yer soer. and not to dread and detest them,---
I. i possible that the very democrats can
aov tell us, it is no matter if Britain falls,
,sben in 1894 they told us the s coalesced
s;nqs.'' would conquer France first, and
hen the United States. France they said
we're fighting our battles. Yet now we are
1000 miles distant from danger. Again let
~ ask, while VIC are summoned to pay IS
millions for 0nr ozcn, merely because
France chuses rather to sell than to restore
i honestly for nothing, and it cost her no
shiue--are we to be told, it IS nothing to
~ zoAO wins the victory? Wait at least
gentlemen, until we have paid the IS mill
ions ransom for no other reason but be-
cause France is powerful and unjust, and
we are mean spirited and defencelcss.-
Wait at least year or two years before
YOU tell us the exhorbitant power of France
IS nothingto US. Wait until our merchants
forget the thirty millions plundered from
them on the high seas, and then tell the
willing fools your readers, what the men in
power command them to believe against
common sense and evidence.
A FREEMAN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11
FRENCH ENTHUSIASM.

In 1892 it was the fashion, and mark of pa.
triotism among the FreRch rebels, to assume Ro.
man or Grecian names. Louis Bavois, taylor
at Paris, In the street ST. Anna, of the section lie
Pellnier, wished to be as fashionable as his neigh
bours, of whom barber christened himself Bru
tus, cook PubcoIa, and stay maker Socrates,
sen. in NOTICE to the Municipality, that he had
given up the atistocratica name of Louis, and for
the future wrote himself Targxaiu, BaV0is, citi-
zen sansculotse; the next day he was arrested
and carried before the Revolutionary Commune,
presided by Marat, to give an account of his re-
publicaA principles, and of the reason why he had
dared to take up the name Of Roman Aristo.
craft, as infamous as Louis Capet; he pleaded bis
ignorance, and that he had only, by the persuas.
on of his patriotic wife, changed Louis for Tar
quinus. He was ordered to the Abbey prison,
where he was butchered with the other prisoners
on the Sd September 1872.
The Wiscasset paper of Thursday fort
night mentions the arrival there of captain
Clifford, in 90 days from Dublin. The
following was received by him:
Extract ola letter from mercantile House
IN Dublin, to a gentleman IN Wiscasset,
dated August "a.
g Things are still very quiet here, and
may remain so until the French invade us
which we are expecting. | am sorry to
say, that from the state of the country,
trade is very much at stand. We are
guarding this city day and night, with our
armed citizens, (yeomenl and We have a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11
StoMghton'5 Battcrs.

Bd During the prefcnt Gekly fesfon, the uE:
of S1OUGHTON's BITTERS, imported fg,y
LoaaonJ will be found Of great iervice, as pre-
ventiye TO dlfeaie, Especially where there is an
infectious atmosphere and a Prediipohsion In the
habit to con,agion. It eminently braces the con-
ftiturion, and renoyates the whole dyGem. II may
be uled insead of fpirits in water, tea, or ether
drink. Il reftores loa appetite, expels worms in
children, and, if regularly uied during the fall
tealon, will prevent the ague and fever. 10 fhrt,
il only needs TO be tried, to convince every one
OF its great efficacy.
1hcfc Biiters may be flad, with copious dire
tons, prepared at the original warehopfc il
London) in quart bottles al one fourth of the for
mer charge tor The fame in walls, at r. and l..
GRAY's book fore, Alexandria, where bottle
is conNantly kept open for trial. O. A!io, &c
A. BUCKS. Fredericksburg.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11

Dukes p.sse, TWO hours before day 'He. -
old family wasch.case were at the SAM ~
made into brown gravy. and the CUTS new cnr,s's
ened, are on voyage TO Holland. II they pa1
nc, been transported, you shield have ,ns" 80 -
gain. for you are quite the german wv ~ -.
know, IS yiley have beens ciisteusd, are nave -
a new name, they would 70 longer De OF Wv.
did family. Ard soc Sir. w have nothing n'o's
TO sty bur that VIC are rnish cb.lges 70 you az
shall be glad 70 sarys ard yisityQu BY nehf q -
day, End are your humble servants 80 eOl'-.
4ulan3''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11

On the Ist instant PETER Peterson, Esq.
Charge d'Afans of his Danish Majesty, received
from the PRESIDENT his exrquatur, as Consul
for his said Majesty TO the United States.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11
aleranhrta DaiIp ahnsrtiser.
TUESDAY, OeToBER II.
HEALTR.OFFK'E,
of the tate OF many coasters.
OCTOBER II.

OCTOBER II.
The Committee Of Health report four
deaths for the "a hours ending this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
They acknowledge with gratitude the
receipt of Thirty Dollars from Bushrod
Washington, Esq. Ten Dollars from an ab-
sent Citizen, and twenty dollars from Pc
ter Hoffman, jun. of Baltimore as donations
for the use of the Poor.
S. SNOWDEN, Ssc'rA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11
Il CURIOUS ADVERTISEMENT.

A gentleman in London, having had hls house
broken open, from which sundry valuable articles
we're stolen, published the following whimsical
advertisements in one of the daily papers.
"Mr. R. ---- of Stauhop-street, presents
his most respectful compliments to the gentlemen
who did him the honor of eating couple OF roast
ed chickens, drinking sundry tankards of ale, and
three bottles of old Madeira, at his house, on
Monday night.
In their haste they took away the tanaard to
which they are heartily welcome; to the table
spoons and the light guineas which were in an old
red Morocco pocket book, they are also heartily
welcome; but in the SAID pocket book there were
sundry loose papers which, consisting Of private
Memorandum, receipts, &c. can be of mouse 10
his kind and friendly visitors, but are important
to him; he therefore hopes and trusts they will
be SO polite as to take some opportunity of re-
turning them. For an old family watch that was
in the same drawer he cannot ask on the same
terS,s; but if any could Be pointed onr, by which
he could replace it by twice as many heavy gni-
meas as they can get for it, he would gladly be
the purchaser" w. K.
A few nights after packet, with the follow
ing letter inclosed was dropped into she area Of
his house.
"SlK,
You are quite gemman. Not being nsed
to your good MADEIRA, it got INFO our upper
works, or we should never have eribbed your pa
pers they be all MARCHED back again with yorr
red book. Your ale was mortal good the tan
kasd and spoons were made into white sour. u
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11
BALTIMORE, October s.

Arrived, the Bsemen ship Gibaum, captain
Catjen, from Bremen.
Also, orig Sally, captain Foster, from Phila-
delph,a.
Ship Commerce, Thompson, from Amsterdam.
sail IN one week; Six Sisters, Gorton, do. just
arrived; Perseverance, Gardner, Philadelphia /;
Eagle, Balding, of and for New York, to saiinext
day; Juno, Mathew, do. and several Others, names
unknown. September z, lat. rs, IS, long. II,
Is, spoke ship Juliana, from London, bound to
New York.
Sept. 10, lat. 80, 8, long 40, AZ, spoke ship
John Morgan, of New York, bound to London,
out "a days. Sept. 24. lat. SO, 40, long. 60
spoke schooner from Salem, bound to Genoa.
Same day spoke ship from Virginia, bound to
Glasgow, out days. October 4, spoke sloop
Chares, from Baltimore, bound TO Boston, out
10 days, AID had sprung her bowspr!t.
October 9.
Arrived, the Bremen ship Washington, Otto,
from Bremen.
Also-the sloop Lark, Cleveland, from Bos-
con.
The ships Olive, Dryden, from London; Cora,
1ntchlns, IRON Amsterdam, two other ships,
and several brigs and schooners are in the bay.
inc schr. Caroline. of Baltimore, was spoken a
lew days since off the Capes, with the loss of her
captain and foremass. The Olive has ST DAYS
passage nom lands end. Left there 2sgb Aug.
snips Uoion, Merryhew, for Ba.imore, IN days.
sionticeiIo, tor City Point, 10th September; ju
i'sna and Washington, for Charles,on. and a
number OF others.
~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11

rain fot ~ hours, which, with the high tides,
lad the liver part Of this Borough under water,
and, we understand, has done considerable da-
mage IN the ware houses on the different wharves.
I'VE are told thar some shipping in Hampton
Roads have been drove on shore, and fear thai VIZ
shall shortly have to announce melancholy tidings
of the fate OF many coasters.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11
feared, Ship Mary, Nansz.


Cleared, sup mary, Ndnl2s
.4ryivtd imce ar iaf.
Ship Tulana, Blown, London. Sept. A. in lat.
40. lie, long. 8, 8, spoke ship Commerce, Thomp.
son. Of and Tor Baltimore, from Amsterdam; 5th
spoke the Diana frigate. with heer of merchant
sbps from Lisbon. 9TH was boarded by the En-
dymion English frigate, treated politely. 9Th.
was boarded by the British sloop of war Busy,
from the West Indies parted with convoy IN a
heavy gale of wind.
Swaine, of and for New York, TO sail IN 10 days;
brig Mary, of Philadelphia, TO sail in few days;
and brig belonging 70 Boston, name unknown.
Sept. IL SPOKE brig TWINS, Trow, from New
York, for Jamaica, out days.
Schooner Susan, Culver, St. Croix.
Brig John, Arnold, Rotterdam. Left there
Golden Age, Nye, TO sail in 2 days; VIM. and
Nancy, Dixon Rebecca, Frazier Hope, M'Lal.
Ian; Warren, Cooper; Ottawa, Kenow Hero.
Cole, to sail in days; Sally, Bennett; schooner
Mount Hope, Cartes; Victory, Bcknell, to sail
Immediately; brig Charlotte, Steer, VIM. and
Mary, Juppy Washington, Gibbs: Ticonie, Ia
cobs. August le, off Goree, spoke the ship Live
Oak, Of Scarborough, from Virginia. bound to
Rotterdam. OCT. 2, off the east end of Long
Island, spoke brig Olive, Victory, from Dema.
rara for Portsmouth, N. Hampshire.
Schooner Rising Sun, Antigua. Left there
Loop Sally, Irwin, TO sail in days for this port !;
schooner Peggy, Benson, arrived there on the
22d ult. from New London. Sept. %, in lat.
%, 20, long. 6s, 81, spoke che pilot boat Dash,
from Norfolk for St. Thomas, out | ! days. Oe.
81 lat. 81, long. 70. 80, spoke the ship Onta
rio, Welsh, from Z. Francois, for Rhode-l island,
QUITO days; in lar. IS, long. 74, spoke brig E.
liza, of aud for tEis port, from St. Thomas, out
20 days; markets dull, -four T dolls. pork IL.
beef Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11
JAMES russell
HIS imbovted IN tie Msb Am, ea5tasF
ByIford, from LlueYGOol,
FALL, GOODS.

Amongf vhcb seA,ip:a aed r1fa blankets, ksf-
isys, half dicks and rIsios. dou.!sa niled De
vorll.irc keeie}s, costfe and ii:;e b.oad CLOTHS,
aufhings, pis;n AID friFcd coaiiogs, ha'Ees a. 2
Aanneis, wldborcs and bombazef's, which he Is
now epening, and ofsrs for fale, by she piece q
retsiI, at his fore 10 Fais!ax Greet. re . .
daily expectation of
German, E. India. Ra5la.
and Other GOODS, TO compe4e lis sGwtment-
o.. II. ItMf.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11
Arr;ged at Norfolk.

Schooner Friendship, capt. Quandrill, in dis.
sress, from New York bound to Alexandra.
Schooner Sparrow, capt. Coleman, 90 days
from Surinam, bound to Alexandra.
Schooner Deborah, capt. Anthony, 8 days
from Wilmington, in distress, bound to New
York.
While the Democratic prints here, are exnlt-
ing in the afoaj1jng accounts CT Gallo prepare
tons for the Invasion of Britain, they say but
very little of the intelligence which is from time
time brought to them, respecting the motions on
the other SIDE but they need not atter themselves
that the devoted are either appalled, by fear, or
supinely looking on.
The Earfival of Dmouricr and Pichegrrs in
England has at object. They have met in coun-
Gil, seven of the exied princes of the house of
Bourbon. in London, and as their military skill
Is inferior to noae, no, not to the Corsican Chief
himself, they are without doubt waiting only for
the opportunity to appear in arms against him.
1t is not now government III France, Of Ii
berty and Equally, that political gal.trat has
long been known. 1t is, in plain serms-shall we
be governed by a foreign, or domestic tyrant /?
Shall We have peace, and LOUIS, or War & Bona
parte Nor can it b, donb.ed, but that even in
tbe bosom of France herself there are numerous
friends to the family dethroned; who, in sullen
silence view the ambition OF their present ruler.
We see by the last political news from Europe,
that report gains ground, Of secret preparations
making to hoist the Royal standard in France, I'M
der the two Generals above mentioned, who have
taken the oath of allegiance to Louis the 18th.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11

WHEREAS my wife, Hatriot Brsvncr, las.
withoul cauie, eioped from my bed and beard,
arm utder The difagrcesble ncceGity of forwaFning
ali and every percn or pcrfons frcm crcditing hsr
on my account, as ihsll not pay any ceas iils
contracts after the dare hereof.
Ven. B. Byaw4tfr.
ca ~. ea3r
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11
g force of regular army for our protee.

strong iorce OF regular army Tor our pFofee-
|tion."
In a London paper of August 50, we
find the following -:
Mr.. Livingston (the American Ambassa-
dor at Paris in a recent memorial on the
occasion Of the cession OF Louisiana to the
United States, delivered the following OPT
Mons Sc That France and the United
States, having no point of collision, NAV
assist without being tempted to hurt one
|another in any manner; and continues thus:
6 Thus union ofsentiment and inserestrests
upon principles which ought to form the
maritime code, and deliver us from The IT,
rant OF GIeat Britain, which she maintains,
and which will never be copnbatted with
success, until the otherpowers, by uniting,
will abridge her means, by transferring 70
nations more moderate part of her COM
merce.o Evidence Of very different ma
ture from that whioh supports this article
must be produced before we can give Gre
ditto conduct SO grossly insuliingto the
British government"
Extract ofq letter tSom St. Maloes, to a gen.
tlemaa IN Ne1u6urybort.
g You must have heard, undoubtedly, of
the grand preparations making in this coun-
t try for descent on England. It is said
that Bonaparte means to head an army Of
Four Hundred Thousand Men, himself,
in this expedition: but do not imagine he
will lose his hold here. However, wish
and think it will take place, as all descrip-
lions Of persons are urgent, and encourag
ing the First Consul to undertake it; but
all from different views-the army want it
to enrich themselves by plundering that
fine country the citizens wish it, to be rid
ofthe army fine Jacobins are in hope by
that means to regain their authority and
the royalists contemplate when the army is
gone, to seize the helm of government in
the name name of Louis XVIIIth recall
that unfortunate monarch, garrison well the
sea coast, to prevent their return, and de-
pend upon the change IN the public mind for
their success, aided by all the strength they
OAlf SOllSCSs olI OH IL w ONLN LII W I'll"
hcult if the king would be active and enter
pricing in the business. 1t is confidently
said that Moreau will assist the royal fami-
ly but feel afraid the plot will be disco
vered, as some persons arc SO imprudent as
to express their wishes on this subject all
ready"
On the Ist instant PETER Peterson, ESQ.,
Charge Affairs of his Danish Majesty, received
from the PRESIDENT his ex~quatur, as Consul
for his said Majesty TO the United States.
A Kingston GAM paper of the r7rh ult.
Says Thursday evening arrived at Port Royal,
the sloop Justice, capt. Vincent, from ]eremie,
with dispatches for the Governor and Admiral.
The present rulers there, it appears, are anxious
| for commercial intercourse with this island !;
they have lowered the republican colours, and
hoistsd blue and red flag thorizontaD under
which the Justice entered Port Royal BARBOUR.
1t is now stied the laaepsDdegt Government of
| 81. D0migg0.''
The United States brig Argus, Lieut.. Deca-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11
NORFOLK. October y

on SUNDAY night this place was visited by a
tremendous hurricane, amended with u,osssapl
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The United States brig Argus, Lieut. Deca-
tur, from Boston for the Mediterranean, having
lost her bowsprit, put into Newpors to re6r.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11
NEW.YORK, Oaober 7.

Arrived, Ship Juliana, Brown, London; briggs
Clio, Haniten, Curracoa John, Arnold, Rot,er-
dam; Aurora, Selby, Point Pesre schooners Su
san, Culver, St. Csoix Rising Sun, Ripley, An
tieua.