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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-02
FOR SALE,
Lee Massey.
IN. y div
Oa so.
SIX IMPROVED FARMS.

NJ n AL NOFLO H0 XN1UOs
LYING in the county Of Fairfax, on Sugar
Land Run, ls miles from alexandria, and 8
from the Ciiy Of Washington, containing about
500 acres each the Improvements are atoIerable
good Farm House, Stables and sundry other OIL.
houses Apple and Peach Orchards of the best
Fruit; each Astounding with Springs of excellent
Water, and plenty Of fae Timber; they lie ge.
morally level, and are capable Of high improve.
nent, being of that kind of soil most adapted to
the Plaster Of Paris. On one Of the Farms there
are go acres fallow sowed with wheat, and plata
These lands are considered the most healthy On
this side Of the ridge they will be sold reasonable,
and length of time given fcrsgfeater part of the
purchase money. Any person who would pur.
chase the entire tract may have great bargain.
Their contlguity to three fourishing towns must
in little time enhance their value greatly. The
title is unsnestionable, as may be seen by con-
vcyanees made ro9ne by Fctdinando Fairfax, csc.
Information as to situation quality, Sc. may be
had from Colonel James Coleman, or Dr.. Richard
Coleman, living adjoining. Il also WISH to sell
about zoo acres Of land, about three miles from
town; it may be had in lots of Is acres; lies re-
raarkabie high, and healthy; has suhiciency OF
Wood TO each lot, and will SUR we'll for Country
Seats for gentlemen in town TO remove to in the
Summer months, and be sufficiently near TO do
sheir business in town. Several lots may be SO
laid of as TO have full and commanding view Of
the City, George town and Alexandra. Forifur.
,ler information apply to the subscribes, living
adjoining the town Of Alexartria.
B. DADE.
N. B. II have for sale about 900 barrels Indian
Corn, which will DE dslisered on board OF boats
at my Island, miles above the Falls, az any
time between this and Christmas, at dollars pez
barrel.
BID.
Lochabour, Oa. 81. eos,
g Cah gaUen for clean A'ssx
and cotton rags.
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JOSHUA RIDDLE

BEGS ieaye 10 inform his friends and the b.
lie, that he has jua received very complete
Allotment Of Fall Goods,
conG&ing of beit fuperfne, fine and coarie cloths,
ofeyery colour, kerfeymeres, fwanldowns, thick
fetss, fancy cords, yelvets, kerieys, haltthicks,
plains and kendall cot,ons. rofe and Griped blank
els, aannels, baizes, coasings, napt fszes fca!et
cloaks, aockings, ticklenburgs, o{naburgs, Hef-
Gan rolls. ALTO, variety Of
FANCY GOODS,
the whole Of which he offers at the n.oe reduced
prices, for ready payment, or on the ulaal credi.
TO thoie whole punaualsy may be relied on.
Nov. +. dstIaw
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I0ubItr Aals,

I9ubltr ssaIe,
For the Benefit of the Underwriters,
On FRIDAY next,
NR1be sid at The Yradae 5torr,
Fl bale E'rize and Coatlngs,
do. ariped Blankets,
do. ride do.
And Immediately after for the benefit
of those concerned,
z pipes French Brandy 4th proof,
8 chefs Teas. Soap and Candles,
80 pieces Brita7nas, Dufis, Halfthicks, &c.
PC. MARSTELLER.
Not.l.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers to the Alexandria
Coffee Houfe, are reqpcaea to msst at the Cofl:e
fIoufe on Monday next, ztir o'c'ofk, 10 make
arrangements for tie preient year, commencing
the Eff OF this month.
7oAa Gad5gv.
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alsranbrta DAILY anBertiser.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2.

inmates Q the Proceedings Q Congress taken
for the Alexandria Advertiser.
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ROBERT and JOHN GRAY

4AA|oAI Az AlA~A - -
Have jya reeei1e4, =,
AIlarga fuppiy OF iuperhne Eagle, lienry Tue
9Th, and Merry Andrew
PLAYING CARDS,
and few dozen blank Cards OF slgood quality
Douglass and MandeDSzze,
Corner OF King and Water Streets
Off sy Sale on f6e m9a reduced Paiees,
& If, I'd, and sd quality
4MUSCOVADO SUGAR.
r. in hhds and BIS.
Loaf and; lump Sugar in bbls.
,yasts, ay''"' -'ed TEAS, d.
Malaga Wine 10 or. oaks,
Frsh bloom Rsihns in boxes,
Bca green Cofee in bags.
Chocolate In boxes, of hyperion quality,
Mould Candies il boxes,
Dipped do. do,
I'd and 90 proof Wet India Rum, in hhds.
Molaaes il, htds. Stada and Herring in ols.
Rice 10 ,isrecs, IN. E. Rum in be!s.
Whihey in bbis. and ticrces, ~
Rhode Ifsand Cheefs Of an excellent quslisy,
Wrapping Paper,
ST. Ubes, ! 81;
Liibon, SALT
s sis~s A''"" and i'''st' and !" bulk
100 tons of Platter ly,ag convenient to water
carriage.
10 They continue to Keep on hand q
II T.. al
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mo. 93o.
The Sub5cra6ey

having made every exeriion withio his po,eer fer
;wo years pat TO procure bs meahs IT dif4kargiag
The dcbts due from he sa4te d@y;fot, g .;ai u
lis Gather, without heiag able foeffeA Is sid
now finding The eit8c under con!;deHI5tc erkar~
saii,nent, hath CORE TO a Differentiation 20 lifer
The whole peEfoaai properly fof fs!c, VIZ.
A5out 60 likely Negroes
Of both fcxes and various ages smooea which are
good carpenter and blacksmith, apouJ 100 head
Of horned cattr, coohaing Of mih cows, Geefs
and work oxen, a number Of horfes, mares and
colts, lons of Them remarkably fine, three likely
mules, and a variety Of plantation utcrhs, &c. :
The fae vii! cnmmcnce az SahboFy en- 'Ihuff-
day the 9Th cay of December next, ii fair, itoof,
the ne2r tar day.
Twelve months credit will be allowed for all
loms above 20 dollars, the putchaitg giving bond
with approved fecurity creditors Ct he fsid e.
tate win he allowed 10 purchalt 10 the amount
oftheir Chains, previouily frttled and scknow-
lodged by me 70 De Jult and integtA abated them.
Charles [. Love,
Executor OF Samuel Love, deceaitd.
Sal:fbury, Otf. 81.
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GEORGE TRTPLETT,J
The fale will continue from day to-
DAY, uqiil shc property IS dispuici Of.
I NoY. II.
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pubItr LienDue.
On FRIDAY.

1U A4A4A(A
IL 10 s'elocE, aval Be sad at tie Ytrdn< Stare,
Kun in hogiheadsan barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin IN pipes and bis.
WhiikeY and Apple Brandy in els.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in ticrces and bags,
U SRass' sss brown Soap IN bo.,.,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raisins in kegs, boxes and Jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &C.
AIS o,
A Uayiefy of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
gcrieymercs, Duihls,
Plains and Kcdeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
3 Ei94icks, blue FREEZES,
Caiimancoes and Runels,
FSrn Stockings,
Chintzes and CaIicocs,
firth Linens, Sileha do.
Otnaeurgs and 1ickienbnrgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
Dec. (.
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THURSDAY, DEcEMBER 8, 1903.
JAMES S. SCOTT
TAILOR,
Haf ssstiived bis Fill n01rfnsat q
FANCY GOODS,

Which he will dfpofe Of on tie mott reasanah!t
terms, by che yard, or make up, on she fhor;eis
notice to fit the tafc Of any:
Am9nga aObieb arc The tfol'oaemg;
SUPREME black, bIue, dfab, c!aret, Gin
namon, bottle green, different hades; light,
dark, and OxtoId mixtures; ALTO, one piece fuper
fine milled French blue, luitable for cloaks; ca
fimeres, yeyets, vevcteens aud cords all colors !;
fancy fwandowus. Rullian ditto, fix mockiu *
velvct;-wilh /: number Of different coloured
coatings and napt ig5zes, fone Of which mill
ed ;-AanncIs, twilled and plain, faihonable and
plain buttons, SIC. &c.
aF -Four good 7oarnymen svanted
Immediately.
O9obefz7 a
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FOR SALE.

A large number of APPLE TREES, conflt-
ing of great variety Of the moi choice fruit
thefe trees tavebeen all RATED upon feeding focks
aud are now Of proper fze to plant out This fall,
or in the fpfing. The price cd. per tree at the
Nu,fcry.
Richard NJ. Scott.
Bush Hill, Nov.I5. Jaw
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THIRTY Dollars RewaYd.

Thirty Dollars ReuGYd.
3 Runaway from rlle subscriber on the 18th
of October lasts negro man slave named
B O B,
about 20 years of zee, five feet nine inches high
straight lnbcd and we'll formed said slave hath
an impeachment in his speech which prevents his,
readily replying to question. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with him variety Of
good cloathing, description of which is unneces-
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. he
has been frequently seen about town siIce he ab-
seconded, and in all probability is now secreted by
his mother. Winney Brown, formerly the slave
of Mr.. JoHN Muir, lac of this town, bat row
said to be free. The above reward VIII be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, III any goal, and
further reward of TEN DOLLARS for The dis.
coyery of those who have been accessory to his
conceaiment.
Captains Of vesse's, sc. are forwasn.d at
their peril, not 70 take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. IS. q
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to any one Of skc large states, Which p;ah. !.
displeased with the candidate proposed a, rr.s:-
dent, withhold the vote Of t-iy st4.s. Nv ,vI,;rh
majority Of the votes of 1.-the eeta ,rs wo.3
not be given to any one candidate, because rba
whole vote Of. large state given to ,bei, fave,
RTE, would be certain 70 bring kim within tn.
five highest upon the hsr but on the contrary
should they confa,e che choeei to be m de GU, Of
the two highest UPON the l.sr zsrcea5!y to tn.
proposition OF another gentleman from P9nnsyl.
wanna Mr.. Claw which had bvep withdrawn.
many still would BE- smore likely to promote the
election OF one Of the candidates most likely to
get the largest number Of woes, He was there.
fore mach better pleased with the motion which
had been wtbrawn. H should therefore cav.
his vote agains. rhc present proposition, and
should it be rejected, he would himself renew tas
proposition made by the gentleml from P:uosyR
vania Oh the other SIDE o. the E,rse, M. Cigf
should it net be renewed by the gentleman hlm-
self.
Mr.. Randolph said he came 70 the House IN.
der the impres that another subject would have
occupied their attention onesccoans of ifs prina-
ny importance DOT meaning, however, TO dispa
rage the importance OF an amendment TO the Con-
stitlton. Bat OF subject which must be dis
clts cd in few d ys, il al all, it was improper
tina time shouId BE- lost. The proposed amend.
ne it to the constitutionwas not, he believed, 50
exsrenTy.pressing as 70 require immediate atten-
tor. The suhj76t to when Mr.. r. had expect
ed The attention Of the House would have been
first directed, was the Treaty with France. Hop.
i that the committee would have decided on
tn. amendment at az early hour, he bad refrained
from any motion. Bat perceiylng that decis.
on was not likely soon to be made, he would
move that the committee should rise sfor til. pur-
pose of taking up the Treaty respecting Louisi-
ana.
Nj. Dawson oPpoi,d the rising of the Com.
mittee.
The question was taken on Mr.. Randolphs
motion, and carried-Ayes 60 Noes S..
When thu Committee rose.
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3 PRIVATE applications having proved fruit
.IeE, now call publicly on William TriPlett
{she infpceior of tobacco at ColcheRer) 10 pay ne
ieycnteen dollars and thirty cents, which he has
long ago received for hoglhead of tobacco re
fold and applied ohis own .ule, and has promifeG
four fcyeral times 70 pay Altering each time ths'
he had money either at home, al The Occoquan
Mills. or 10 Alexandria. But all his imaginary
funds have failed, and all his promics are broken
Whcn Peter Coulter was preiented with the TO-
bsgco note. he immediately paid one hall OF II,
and referred 10 bis brother Inspector for payment
of the other rnolesy, who has offered no other
coin but broken promifss. Had he confefed the
truth a, fra, that he was without money, and
pson,aed to pay as foonas he could, Il ihould have
believed him, and probably not faid AVOID to
hin on the i0ssjtA from thar aytothis. But
his pride and ielt-importapce would not allow him
20 make fach confeifion, and when lhutilng and
islic psom,fes could no longer avail BIN, ne had
receuiie 20 i'll manners and infult.
II paymensis net very fhortly made, mutt
rraz the htslr great man into court Of jutfice Cd
lis IoaY aGamPfss, where his conduit will be pro-
rrsly expofci with COTS Of fais. The above
rl,ss,ionsd facts will be fubRsntiated by the evil
! .isr.es of VIM. Huikins. Thos. Barrott, Lee Maj
4 is. ard Peter Coulter.
Lee Massey.
Ga 80. IN. al drw
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.Ean far Pabers.


Mr.. Griswold, after a few preliminary
remarks, submitted the following mott.
on:
RssoI7ed, That the president of the u
nited States be requested TO cause to be
laid before this House, copy Of the treaty
between the French republic and Spain, Of
the first Of October 1900, together with
copy of the deed Of cession from Spain ex.
,ecuted in pursuance Of the same treaty con-
veying Louisiana to France, Gf any such
deed exists J also copies Of such cores
pondence between the government OF the
United States and the government or MI
mister Of Spain Of any such correspondence
has taken place. as will shew the assent or
dissent of Spain to the purchase Of LOUISE
ana by1he United States; together with
copies OF such other documents as may be
in the department Of state, or any other de-
partment OF this government tending to as
certain whether the United States have, IN
fact, acquired any title to the province OF
louisiana by the treaties with France, OF
the sch April, 1905.
Mr.. Randolph replied at considerable
length, and was followed by Mr.. Goddard
in favor of, and MessrS. Lyon and Smile
against the motion.
Mr.. Gregg asked for division of the
question, considering that it might be OF
some use to obtain the treaty Of ldeltonso'
but not the other papers asked for. -.
Mr.. Sanford, Mr.. Elliott and Mr. MI
cholson followed in opposition to the nlotl'
on, and Mr.. Thatcher in favour oft
Mr.. Mitchell spoke against it, and NOV
ed a postponement of the motion to the lss
Monday in May.
Messrs. Finley, Crlswod and Goddard
opposed the postponement
The motion Of postponement was lost
The original motion was then ava
ed and on agreeing to the hrSt m7mosr'
viz. ~
Res0EOed, That the president OF the =.
nited States be requested to cause 70 ~
laid before this House, copy OF the rea-
tv between the French Republic and SPAN
of the last of October. 1900.
The house divided Ayes 59-Noes So
The Speaker declaring himself IN the az
frnative, the motion was carried
The question was then taken on the 81
cond member, viz -" together WITH an
instrument of cession from Spain, e1ecu.eu
in pursuance of the same treaty CONVEYING
Louisiana to France (lf any such insfu'
ment exists.)"
And lost. Ayes 81. Nd
The question wasthen taken on ens liz
Er,erober. viz 6 Also copies OF CORES.
pondence between the government OF ~;
United States and the government or ~.
Mister of Spain Gf any such correspo os.
dence has taken place. as will shew the az ~
cent Or dissent of Spain to the purchase o.
louisiana by the United States
And lost. Ayes 81.
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Just IMPOk FED

From London, and for fal- al the fublctiber's
warehouie, on King Rtesr,
800 pieces we'll chofen printed Calicoes
and Chintzes,
which they are enabled TO offer unulually low for
c$ih, nr on fhort credit.
Alto-C ambrick Mullins, fafhiona-
be ribbands and fix hawls.
Richd. Veitch and Co.
Oa. d3w
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NOTICE.
I WILL. difpose of the whole of my Stock of
ID K y GOODS

AT prefer, upon hand, az cost and charges, upon
lib-rstcredit, where punctuaiity in PAYNE Mt
may be relied upoa. JAMES WILSON.
III. e. Ihofs who are indebted 10 the Sub
Eagsber. are informed, il more convenient, 20
r,lalse ynaent il Fredericksburg, than ina lsx-
sndrla, will pscaie 70 10 70, 60 Meisrs. Robcrt
Coopar and Co. Merchants there and thofe
whole accounts have been long standing, inme5
diate payment will be expected.
JAMES WILSON,
Ga. as. din
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JAMES BACON,

which, with a general assortment Of Teas, Sugars
Coffee, Wines, Brandy, Spirits, and generally e.
very other article in the grocery line, be offers
for sale on the moss moderate terms.
"a rs q
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aleragorta Da5lp sluDsrtt5sr.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER y.
Nix. SsowpEN,
Nix. 5sowDEN,

very much approve yolf correspondent
L. p's. snteayoass 10 AN .ken us TO a sense o.
our sisuauoa and coincide entrely with his
opinion q he origin Of cur late disease, and tie
means lie proposes, as far as in US hes, 10 pre-
ven; ii.
Il auy his0bservations should bear a partial
reference, every sinister obj-ctlon should give
way 10 tbs great and moniepioas object, and
unise Il! COOS aeratona il one pninr, VIZ. That
Of removing tie local csase. Residing on the
par "a which our late calamity is very justly az
tribnttd By your correspondent, i Fave BEEN in
the eonstapS opportunity Ct WITNESSING these nor
Sauces almost daily, and without pellet OF what
hiss a6fusy been The consequence, have often
expressed my apprchensions, sha, nothing less
could be expected from the honrid stenctes emit
ted by those dnly and hourly deposits Of every
fouiaud sinking matter whieh every family mus1
Of necessity pfoou being exposed to the natural
processes OF iermentsrion aud putrefactior, by
which deadly poison is evolved, injecting the
atmosphere, productive of that disease, and death,
TO which all must be exposed, who come under
It's inAaencc.
Whistler we shall have this dire visitation
renewed vii, III my opinion, depend upon re
moval ofthem. r. P. has very justly designated
some OF ,hcnl-and 10 item have to add of INV
own experience, perhaps a worse than either he
has mentioned, TO wit; In the ihclosu-e behind
those buildings in Union Street, lately DESTROYED
By FIRE. Our dearest interests are at stake-let
Us not then be led as.ray by any il!usory nsinua-
rlous, from the evident and prorinent cause 50
plainly before US; which has been produced
amongst US, 4 uow lies dormant, only because
the season Is nor arrived 60 rouse it, witt, all IT'S
hydra consequences. Let rhe desliy Influence
upon all who rested near them by tue plain and
convincing argument where 70 repose our conf
dence. and by removing them by a timely exer.
tion--save ourselves.
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Tres ron, December 70.

% Tuesday and Wednesday last. came on the.
.'sesion in rs state Tor persons TO srepressnt II
noose Of representatives, cf the congress OF the
= ?. < AZ the sane ttine person waS eleefe,l to
supply sheayaney Hunterson repre- stnsation
:? me stare Legislature, occasioned by resigna
49,, ss0 8 Mr.. Gordon. The federal parry did net
'S"'ssS she elsssioa with the democrats as 70 tie
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Loas o5fthe BRIG Molly.
TIE fa2ls-risg par'ic4lzssbave been b4sasa rs FIR
Publication.

Norfolk Herald.
TIE brig Molly, captain William Mills, be-
longing oM. Patton, Of Alexandra, sailed srom
Kingston, Jamaica, on the z4th November, bav
ing on board ~ French passenger, aud their
baggage onrhe llth Drcenbc., at half past
ten, 4. vi. beng abou: three ME; 70 the south.
ward eff Curritnck Iaet, during heavy sq1al! of
wind and rain, the vessel struck the ground, and
IN abouc twenty minutes wen, to pieces. The ST
tuaTion OF tie @reek w4S such that every indivl-
dual was left to make the BEST shift they condfor
Themselves; the captain and four Of the crew, as
well as nineteen pas cngels, wer- drowned; the re-.
uiainder were saved by means of the quarser deck
which driited ashore. z number OF trunks were
CASE ashore and were gathered together. ,Appl;.
catian was made to Nj. Thoms Williams ius.
tee of peace in tha, neighhorhaod, tor:protettlon
who appointed one Caleb Eserdge to rake charee
Of AID guard The propetty his trust he bamuaety
Executed by coiniylng At ting robbery OF tnree
trnnks and . wr:sng desk, containing vaiaabies to
an immense. amouut. Olher properly was AIS
stolen from the passengeis, who we're all treated
in the mos, ansind and nhosptable manner. II
is 70 belam.nsed that Individuals should be ap.s
pointed 70 dispense justice, whose hearts are cal.
loua 20 tie ieeiingsof COMPASSION for the de2to
rable condition ST che ship wrecked larger.
fETERfOslEs,
Mae sft5e brig Moliy, u .4lex4oayia.
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STRAYEDor Stolen 0" lie I'd December,
BLACK COW, with a vine face and wide
hosas, a crop in the lett aoj fgalow fork in the
rigll, car. Emo. ltuicn fhe NOT have taken the
Centeryijle road, as on he day abdvcn,entiapetl
| got her home from Frederick county. The
above reward wia be paid u whoever may bring
her home.
Bryan Hampton.
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The Pr vi Taekf,n. and P.ehleai. Skid
wore, from Virginia, At ilelIgate, bsnnd down.
They left Hampton roads s days since, in CO..
vita hip Eliza, Bifsll, for Philadelphia. I he
Eliza arrived al Norfolk IN diAres, from L:ib1n,
iavins had pahagc ef IS days
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Dec. II.
Wanted to Hire,
Ike C2edltorl o. Enach Writ.

The Creditors o { Eaoch WMd,
and alto Of the late firm Of O'Neai q H<ard, are
sr-qneaed 70 meet at Mr. r. Alott's cavern on
Friaay Ee,esing next, at feven O'Clock, with
ftatement OF their claims, when propofals wiii be
made TO them for fcrthng all the claims that may
be exiting sgainf laid Wafd.
DEC. ~ 94t
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candidate For Congress, ana bu. partially that fo
member OF the stare Legislature. Ii Trenton
M. Bsnj amin the Federal candidate for the lie
gisaure, out Of four hundred votes received three
hundred and twenty eight. The ilighess nunilse'
Of votes Tor Congress was 50. Tie persons el
leael Members Of the House of representatives.
or this stase in the congress of The Un.tsd States,
although we have not seeceyed information from
distance, may safeybe stated TO be Canes Scar.
EtemSey Elmer. He0fy sax'har3, james M9n
i,,illiam Helms and Aaam B oya.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-27
!" Nr7v lrork. Dec 81.

e This morning. arrived, tbe Philadelphia pilot
boat Flying Fiji. HuRkamq, having been Out
from Philadelphia IL days She was blown off
DUNG the gale Of the izth int. and nor being
able 70 lay 70, for As hours, was Obliged to feud
before the wind, and cut away their mainmaa.
The capt. and crew have fufefcd coDGdefsby.
About days since, 80 leagues ealt Of Cape May
fcE. in with the brig Lovely Lais, from Savao-
slsa 10 n. York, s. got laPpY Of proviiions. She
WAS brought INFO this port through the slftance
seafbe New York pilots.
$50 On rhe fa Dec. the Cape vas attacked BY
tie hrigands, whole force confit between rs AMI
80 shoafanl men. Rochambeau with his aaF
gas 20. be fsnt to Jamaica, on board Bntiil.
f,igs,e. The French troops, which coniaed of
ahoeso 900, were to be frnt to different Eaglh
iilanis. By the articles Of equalization, the
French we're 70 evacaate he cipe within days.
after the farrnjsr.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-27
Dec. II.
Co Sale PgG9oaed.

THE fublcribers not being able to
have the LANDS aarertifed below fu,vcyed,
sall5 the Lots Taxed eff ina f4tissatlory mauner
BY Thrrfday next, or sccoant o. tie 5adheG Of
the weather, ave under the neceii;y OF poGporiag
fae ialc untI Tueflay the roth Of Jana5ry, wlrr
III. i4ls viii fodt.y:iy take place.
Charles .Gmns,
GesrSe Dcncuie,
laa:nad t. Lee.