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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-12
a.eyanofta sDngriser.
TUESDAY, April II.

FRAUD ON UNDERWRl IERS.
The o@edIfh thips Lou;i;., capt. Tor
green, was in 1902, wiltully funk in the
Baltic, for tie Purpole of detraudiug The
underwriters, and young man, who
was concerned in the conf Tracy, bat
who had qaarsled with and been beaten
by the captain, was left in his bilth and
perilhed. The following is the ieptence
PRONOUNCED by the Swed!h Tribunal on
the pefEors concerned in this mott atrocious
tsan(atiion.
Capt-in Tongreen to be beheaded,
and his body expofed ona wheel his pro-
pefty TO deftay the expences OF the pro-
Iecution; LuRig, The mate, and another
failor, moa active in the crime, 10 be be-
headed, the merchant TO Fay adne Of four
times the value Of the landing fraudently
taken Of, or 70 receive forty pair ct
eIipes, three to the pair, and 10 do Pc
nance on a Sunday at the church door, af-
ter which he is TO work three years az
The hulks in Caslfcrona, and his properly
TO anfWer all Judicial exPences. The Bro
ker, ]. Lovel!, with his brother T. Lo-
veil, the difriet Crown Executor, for com
Plicity, 10 be deprived Of their Offices
20 BIZ confined for one month or bread
and water, and to 60 three years hard la
Dor at the hulks the ooachiftr, and
two lightermen, who conveyed the goods
off in he night, to be iapriioned twenty
eight days on bread and water; the
Strand surveyor. for reg!ea Of duty fix
teeen days of the fame pensnce and the
pilot twelve days, beiides number Of pc
curiaiy hrsson al fuoh IS were proved
&c have ocughi any ofthe goods competing
the cargo.
ExtraR efa letter fyem St. Jobus, Mfqy-
faandZaua, daiea 5fb .Tanuary.
!" In early lprng cargo Of 9ro1jGoas
qriW meet qziek (aie, at f6e under
mentiorea prizes, yuot mere
Prices Current in fe,hns monC, at s..
JobU's Ne7vJou1dzaud, .1anuay -,
1903.
Bead, los, IS. EOS; Flour, 50 Cos
Beef, Cos, 1905. Pork, IIos, laos. But
,erlz; Pitch, rs; TutFentine, 36s; Tar
AS, Cd Pine boards, 1905, IIos. Mer-
chanable fin, 7os (Scarce), Madeira fin,
Iss. s, (Pleny) Salmon, None,
Extra7 ETA L<ft<, f,sm Merchant is
1fax- Cages 10 bis eorrsLponaent tn Neao-
11ayk, dated Marco I4tb, received eia
PbilQdrlp5ia.
/" Ga The TN infant we were attacked
by the negroes, who, after a clofe engage
ment OF three quarters of an hour, we're
repulfed, with the lois Of 500 men killed.
Ga their retreat they left 800 muaSets on
the field. Our lois was only one Polih
captain killed and 3 men wounded. Near
ly all the malattoss Ia Aux Cages had
revolied, and joined the negroes. The
latter had burn, the greater part of La
PLANE, and aGaAinated ieyetl white inha-
bitants.
Our troops made forte on the 9th, and
found many black wouen amongf the
killed; great nbmber Of The men wound
ed in The engagement OF the 9Th had Gnce
died. Upon one plantation five black
women were found dead, wi h 8 demi-
johns of rum in their poaeillon. Orders
rom the Cape were received on tAe 18th,
30 prepare GOO additional rations fos
troops which might be hourly expected.
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GODS for SALE.

TO Be SOLD,
By p,svat' bargain, beto1t tie Stb de1
ofaest mmlb, tie
STOCK Of GOODS,
Of an extenGve and well aGorted retail
aore-t the goods imported by the propri-
e,ors. Only a fmall advance on the coa
VIII be required, and liberal credit givea
upon bond and approved feculity. APP
ply TO Mr.. Brown, Dumfries.
April II. o8thM
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Thrift, Fslr4ary, 1907.

f''e' IN'fe1t ~ ofe'1iag 1sI0HfY, J0T-
qVardsa 6ytbe Hoge IF fames barr.
EXPORTS.
Superdnc Flour, per barrel Il IS 70 II
los
Fine do. do. II Is
American, Pipe Slaves, per 1900 2sl
Fihd. do. do. i3l
Barrel 90. 90. LOS
Hams, DO. Sd
Beef, per barrel II 1ss
Pork, do. III
Cod Fin, per 1914 lb. II as.
Bees Wax, per pound z2d =
Caracas Cocoa, per 10 ID. 81. J,
Wet India do. do. al los
Bar Iron, per onIol
Iron Hoops, do. 3ol
Rice, per cwt. Iss. -
Exports.
Mainly 1T quality, JOS
Do. I'd do. sol
Particular Wine, 2ol
EAT India do. l 81 los
Cargo do. Isl.
Otehilia, per ton TOOL
Baril!a, do. ISL.
Ia ysnag LAZY, 1vb0 avalxs in 3a5h
1Uitb be, byeaRsne0xly aueoverex.
As Ped a s, to allure the paacss by,
Ditplay their goods to catch the wand'ring eye;
so you, mi!saken maid, lay ope your brean,
And think that Gght will recommend the reft:
But let ii, prithee, henceforch be conceai'd,
For charms, hke yours, tempt mott when leaf
rcveaid.
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(Frea. HrJ


prime mover Of it,
(Fyed. Her J
The policy Of Bonsparte and his fecret
views, fem to be much better known in
Great Britain, than in this county,
Thoie who corGie in the juitjce OF The
flFtt Cofful, are there regarded as finn
pletons or fools. His aequliition of Lou.
illana is locked upon as the prelude to The
conqaeft OF the Unlled States, and indeed
il we iarvey atten,iveiy ill me late a6ti-
ons, fchemes and conHlvances Of Bona
paTte, il is not esfy to refG the idea, thar
this IS his Intention. / tie following &C.
count had been puhlllhed originally in the
American papers, Duane, no doubt, would
call 1t federal forgery, but as il IS ex-
traced from TIE London papers OF Janua-
~ zo,h, we prefnme, the exitecce OF fuch
application in Paris, VIII not be diiput-
ed even by the Cegan.
/" A voyage 10 Louifiana has jafi been
publilhed at Paris, where, as our readers
know, the wifdom CT government, does not
permit private individuals TO hazard their
unauthorized REGULATIONS and where,
coniesuen.ly, whatever iaue, from the
prelS, is OF Tar more importance than in
thofe countries of anarchy, where every
man may write and publilh his opinions.
The author OF the voyrge tells us, that
the natural limits of Lonisiana extend 70
the iources of he 1lllz5Hpbi and MiD5a,i,
/" kn0son and uukozcu," i. e. a ipace OF
Two taoufand miles! Not content with
this fpecimen of mode& geography, he
diitinctiy tells us, that within ihele min
raj Amits is all the country betweea tie
M'dIippi and the Appalachian Mountains,
or, in other words, the ttates of Kentucky
and Terrific mo; 20 mention the Weitern
Terri,ory,) two of the moi pro{petcus
and rapidly progteaiye members of the
American confederacy, and which may,
indeed, be con6dered as the region of the
earth which is making The greatea a,ides
in Improvement.
The pot of the Natfbrz has i, itenes,
hcen ceeded to the United States by Spain
Butt this pof, fays our traveller, nun
row be coded by America 10 France, foi
three reafons which, in the lie OF French
1i'pomacy, are perfectly conducive
Firie, Beea1/eit is very eexveAienf 10
Frame. Secondly, Becag/e 1t IS 4vithiu
the NATURALLIsMITs Of LonJfanaa and
thirdly, Becaufe France has only TO de-
mand it, and America qoiN MT eblye to
ry@ quayrsl!l Blu, this is not all
The author is pleafed to allow that the
United States ous.lt to have fair price
for this ietslement. Bat France is not to
pay tina, price. She is to compel Spain
to pay it on the principle that fae ought
TO cede LouiGana, whole and entire, i. e
TO the utmoif extent OF her natural limits,
compehendng more than one bali IF the
tsyritoyy of tbe United States If INT
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C O N G. r E S S
OF THE UNITED STATES.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mon3ay, fanaayy g.

Monday, Jana0y 3.
Mr.. Leio prelented the petition of John
Miles and others, Eating thar they had
eaab!ilhed mandatory Of fmall arms,
halberrs, &c. and praying that the duty
might not be taken off from thofe articles
imported into the United States. Refer
red TO the committee of the whole houle,
TO whom was referred the refolution of Mr..
Rutledge, on the aft December, con-
templating the releafe from duty OF a
quantity Of fmali arms imported by the
itate OF South Carolina, for the uie OF
their militia.
Mr.. Van Nels, handed petition
from the building company of the City Of
Warrington. Referred to feletf COM
mittee Of FIVE. ALTO petition from John
Hankhalt, of the City Of Warrington,
fnuf manufacturer, praying for diminu-
ton of the duty on that article manufac
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COPY
Ngw- ORLEANS, 18th Ga. 1902

ORLEANS, 10Th Oel. 1907.
SIR,
| have the honor TO inc.oie you an ex-
tract from decree this day publshed by
the Insendant of the Province of Lolita
ma, by which you will fee that the Ame-
ricans are no longer permitted to depoht
their merchandise III this city. No In
formation of any other place being appro-
priated for an American depoit, is yet
given nor have we any reaion TO hope
that tie government has fueh Place in
view. The ieaion for the cotton from
the Naschez, and ether produce from iet-
tlemsnts higher up, TO come down ap-
proaches. The difficulties, the riiks Of
property thar will fall on the citizens OF
the United States, nj deprived of their
!, poiit, are incalcplssole; their boats be-
ing 70 trail, and. 20 fubjett TO be funk by
forms, that they cannot be converted IN
TO Coating flores, TO wait the arrival of
iea venels TO carry of their cargoes.
Tue port is alfo this Gay lhut againe
all foreign commerce. which can only be
carried on by Sqanifh fabjetts in spanih
bottoms.
/ am, Sir,
With The greatea refpef,
Signed, WM. E. HULiNGS.
TIE Her. james Madisov, Esq.
Secretary Of State. ]
E.xfrat7 from Pn5lieatien sn4ds The I6t5
ef Oaeber, 1902, b. .Jaaa Venfura
Morales, attendant Of the PY0vfnee a
LonssiNaa, &c.
NIB. The preceding part of the pub
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q Gestlemsa If tie House IF Rep,rseafa

ffves,
/" I NOW tranfmit report from the
Secretary of State, with the information
fequeRed in your refolution Of the 18th
Infant.
" In making this communication, |
deem II proper 10 obierve, that ! was LED
by the regard due TO the rights and inte-
refs Of the United States, and tothe lnH
ienGbiEity of the portion of our fellow
citizens, more Immediately Affected by
the irregular proceeding at New Orleans,
20 Ioie not moment in cauiing every itep
10 be taken which the occaiion claimed
from me Being equally aware OF the
obligation TO maintain, in all cafes, the
rights Of the nation, and TO employ, for
that purpofe, thofe jue and honorable
means which belong to the charatiei OF
United States.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Dec. IL, 1901
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R EPOR T
Cftbe Secretary Of State, to The President
affbe Unifed States,

NJ IGe 0eCTELHiy " otHte} ~ '3e 'ss'N''''
oftbe Uaifed States,
THE Secretary of State, TO whom the
'relolusion of TIE HOMIE of Representatives,
of the United States of the 18th infant,
was referred by the PRECEDENT, has the no.
nor to inclcfe to him, the letters and
ccnmunications annexed, from the Go
vernon of the MifiaiPpi Territory, the
Governor Of kentucky, and from William
f. Rulings, formerly appointed Vice Con-
ful of the United States at New Orleans.
In- addition TO this information on toe
fubietf OF the relolution, it is fated from
other iources, that OF the zeth of Oto-
Der, American yefIels from Tea remained
under the prohibition TO land their cargoss;
and that the American produce carried
down the Nfififippi could be landed only
on paying duty of 6 FER cent. with an
intimation that this was temporary per-
milton. Whether in thele violations OF
treaty the officer Of Spain at New.Crleans
has proceeded with or without orders iron,
his government, cannot as yet be decided
by direct aud Ipohtive teaimony; but 1t
ought not 10 BE omitted in rhe aatenlsnt
here made, thar other circumstances con-,
cur with the good faith and friendihip
otherwife ohferved BY His Catholic Ma
zieay, 10 fasoring a belief that no tach
ORDERS have been given.
JAMES MADISON.
Department Of STATE,
7lfDee. 1901.
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TIE G0Urruor Of Keuturky to ibe Prsfafut
ef tie Umttd States.
COPY
State at Keatueky,
Fraakt5rf, NeU. 80, 1902.

SIR,
Two days ago I received the inclofed
letters from Doctor James Speed, and
Meeker & Co. from New Orleans toge-
Their with copy OF PROCLAMATION ifaed
by Juan Ventura Mora,es, Intendant Of
the Spaniih government Of Louifana and
which do myielf the hcnor to inciofe,
for your information. The citizens of
this fate are very much alarmed and asi
tated; as this mealure of the Spsn;lh gov
eminent will (if not altered) at one blow
cut up the prelent and future PROPERTY Of
their hea intereRs by the roots. To you
fir, they naturally turn their eyes, and on
your attention to this important fubjett,
their beG hopes are fixed. Permit me 20
requef you vii give me information on
this bufncls, as foon as yen can fay with
certainty what we may rely On; and let
my folicitude on this occaiion, be my apo
logy for this requef.
With fentiments ofrefpeGf, &c.
(Signedl
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lication relates only to the ratification Of
peace and the ihutting of the port againit
foreign Trade.
+ TRANsL ALTON.

AS long as it was nesenary to tolerate the
commerce Of neutrals, whish IS now aboliined,
it would have been prcludicial to the Province,
had the Intendant, III compliance it'll his dufy,
prevented the depoGt in this city OF sfe pro-
perty of the Americans. granted to them by me
twenty-iecond article of the Treaty OF Friend
.hip, Limits and Navigation, OF the 27fn oe'.
I7o5, during the limited term of three years.
With the publication of the ratification OF the
Treaty of Amiens, aud the e.eitabhthment OF
the communication between the Engilih and
Spaniih fubieeas, that Inconvenience has cesisd.
Conidering that the twenty iecond article OF the
faid Treaty, takes from me the power OF con-
tinuiug the federation, which neeeiilty required !;
iince after the iu!h.ment of the iaid term tbs
minifry can no longer content TO 1t without an
express order Of the King. Therefore, and with
out prejudice to the exportasicn Of what has
been admitted in proper tine, order. that from
this date the privilege whieh,the Americans had
OF importing and depaiiring their merchandize
and effects in this capital, ihall DC interdiaed:
And that the foregoing may be publicly known,
ard that no body may aledge ignorance, ! or
der it to be publiihcd in the ufual places,
copies to be ported up in the public htioes; and
that the ncceiiary notices be given OF it to the
Ulcers of finance, the administrator OF rents, and
otherwile as may be ne edary.
The preient being given under my hand,
and counterfgned by the UNDERWATER No
tary of Finance, pro tempore, in the Office
of Iutsndancy at New Orleans, 10Th Oct.
1907.
(Signed) Juan VENTURA MoaAIEs.
By order oftbe luteudant,
PEDRO PEDEscLAUx.
Faithfully tranlated from the SPanilh
Language.
JAcoB WAGNER,
CT. OK. DEP. STATE.
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Mear Natebes, OF. 7qtb, 1907

Near Nanbes on. 7otd, 1902.
SIR,
have the honor TO enclofe you let
ter, which | lat evening received from
Mr.. VIM. E. Hulings, together with a
trapAation Of an extract from a publica-
tion made by Juan Ventura Morales, IN
tendant Of the Province of Louidana, &c.
dated October 10Th, 1907. Theie diff
patches announce that the port of New
Orleans is fiat againf foreign commerce,
and alto the American dep9ht.
Not understanding from the Intend
ants proclamation, whether OF not ano-
Their place OF the banks Of the MifidiPpi
had been aligned by his Catholic Majef
ty lin conformity 10 our treaty with
Spainj for an eqaiva1Snt sfabl55mfat,"
| have by letter "a copy Of which is en-
cloled) requefed information nbon ibis
joint, from the Governor General of the
province Of Louiiiaua; when his an(wer
is received it fhall be forwarded TO you.
ThisIate at of The Spauifh government
at O5Ieans has excited comfortable agita-
tion at Natchez and It's vicinity !: Il has
inAifted ievere wound on the agriculru-
raj and commercial interefs of this Terri
tory, and will prove no leGs injurious to
all the WeRern country.
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rntendsnt Of the Province Of Louiliana, it
was announced, $ That the citizens OF
the u. States hould no longer be permit
ted TO deppit their merchandizes and ef-
feefs in the port of New Orleans
Information of an event 70 immediate
~ intereaing to the citizens of the Unit
ed States, led me to peruie attentively
+" The Treaty Of Friendhip, Limits, and
Navigation, between the United States
of America and the King OF Spain and
upon adverting to the twenty fecond Ar
ricle, found it expressly declared, that
!" His Catholic Majefy will permit the
citizens of the United States, for the
lpace of ihrec years from this time, to de-
potit their merchandizes and effects in the
port CT New Orleans, and TO export them
from thence, without paying any other d.
ty, than fair price for the hire of the
flores and His Majeay pronlles either
to continue this permiaion, if he finds DUR
Ing that time, that tie not prejudieial TO
she insereis Of Spain, or if he lhould not
agree 20 continue it then, be will align to
them, on another part Of the banks of the
Mihfppi, an equivalent eRablifhment."
| have here quoted the words of the Trea-
ty, ana find them too explicit TO require
comment, or to ADM. Of a doubtful con-
ifruaien.
# therefore, his Catholic Majeay has
discontinued his perniGion TO the citizens
Of the United States, to depoht their
merchandizes and effects at the port of
New Orleans, vii your excellency be
good enough TO inform me, whether any,
md vhat other place on the banks of the
MifiGippi has been aligned lin coDfor-
nifty to the treaty. for /" An equiva
lent establishment. ? The fubjea of this
enquiry is 70 inrereaing to the commerce
of the United States, and to the welfare
of her citizens, that | NUT requef your
ExceiIency to favor me with an early an
f1Oer.
Accept aaurances Of my great refped &
high confederation.
Signed
w. C. C. CLAIBORNE.
His Exeelleny
Manuel dc Salvado,
Governor General Of the
Province Of LouiGana.
Tbe Goue,.uoy of Kenturky to fbe Prxfaent
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III z S S 4 G E,
FROM
FROM
The PRESIDENT or. THE UNITED
STATES

STATES,
Transmitting a Rs3ort t,'0ns tbe Secretary
ef Estate, 7vit5 RE AFFIRMATION ys7uesteed
in Resolution ef The Hoase, Of re I7t6
iusfant, rsiafive to tbe vfolafion on IRE
pqyt IF SrAfN, s The taveuv- sseord
a,hels Of the Treaty IF Friendship, 4.
wiis and Navigati0u, 6efqusen t6s ".
STATES and The KING ef SPAIN.
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For Sale,
A TRACT OF LAND

Near the town OF Alexandra, adjoining
the lands Of Charles, Alexander and Bsnja-
min Dulany, containing about one hun.
dred and ten acres, being moisty Of a
traa called peasfon's trad: Upon this
Land are loms handfome and commanding
profpees Of the town and conntsy. II
wiiEhc fold altog ether, orin lots Of teno
twenty acres each, as may fuit porchafe,s.
The fale viii commence upon the land on
the thirteenth DIR of july ne.xt. Notes
negotiable in the Bank of Alexandra, al
fixfy days, with good cndcraers, will be
received in payment.
JOHNs'WEST,
LUD. LEE.
Tune ! ddf
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The whole of the property OF
John Fitzgerald, adyertiied for taIe on the
Eft ult. could not on that or the ileeeed-
ing day be let up, owing to previous en-,
gageInents OF the Vendue Mater /; it was
then concluded as mott eligible 70 poRpone
the falc of the retiduc until the 10Th day
ofMay, (inf.l There remain the Dliiil-
lery, the piece of ground upon Wolfe
and St. Afaph ffreets, ard TIC tIaS Of
Land in the vicinity of'the town, which
wilton thar day be expofed to iale on the
terms formerly advsrtiled.
THOS. A. DIGGES, Agszs
JAMES KEITH, Exeeutoy5.
May Z, go
&C. One Of the Executors be
ing obliged to attend the Gene
raj Court in Annapolis, on the
day appointed for the laIe, fur
ther polf ponement becomes ne
eeHary. Thurfday the 23d day
of June is appointed when the
fale will certainly take place.
May IS.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

HITIy DOIIdIS NtW Iu.
c. TOLEN from the f0blcriber, in thu
- City of Warrington, on Monday G.
vening laf, the Eft init. a haudfome,
well made, dark lor,elNare, with fad
die and bride The mare is about Il
hands high, about s years old, has q
fmall white ipot behind the right ear IN.
der the bride, fome white upon one Of
der hind legs. A man with evident iigns
Of guilt croaed George Town Ferry and
rode eff pof hate, ard was traced near
Colchefsr the fame evening.
The above reward will be given on de-
livery of the mare and thief, or Fylsss
Dolzars for the mare.
EBENEZER NEsMITH,
near the Navy Yard.
City of Wilmington,
March zs. co
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Notice.

| do hereby forwarn any per
fon from taking an Alignment on my note
of Twenty Pounds, dated the sd of Febru
airy, 1863, OF Nichola Grimes, as I an
determined not TO pay i,until cemprilcd
by law. JOHN CONNELLY.
ane 9. eo3s
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Moga5ses, almonds, sc.
Twenty hhds. retailing MoIaaes Of a
very hPerior quality,
Twenty frails freih Almonds,
A quantity Of loaf and lump Sugar in
hbds. & bis.
Ten tierces frefh Rice, received per
brig Celia, from n. York, and for fale
by J. and T. VOWEL.
They hGue on hand,
az hhds. ST. Kits Rum, I'd ard sd
proof,
100 bis. Pork,
40 do. brown Sugar,
Mufcatel and bloom Raifins,
so tons Platter,
A few quarter caiks
London particular Madeira Vine.
May IS. cow
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l3ublif Cien1ae.
On TUESDAY,,

On TUESDAY,
a los'elock, quill be sod at The VsnSit
Store,
Rum in hogiheadsan barrels.
Fcench Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whilkey and Apple Brandy in bis. 4
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap 10 boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Rai6ns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware 10 crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
"A L s o,
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerlsyneres, Dufils,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and RuRels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irifh Linens, Sileia do.
PlatiIlas,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-14
sales bp Sutton.
On WEDNESDAY,


A 10 s'eloek, aviH Be /oId at The V<n1nf
Starr, The Garner Of King and Uaian
Byssfs.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whi&ey in barrels,
Apple Brandy IN barrels,
Gin in cafks,
Wine in pipes and quaster caks,
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar In hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Rai6ns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
~ ALSO,
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH Are
Broad Cloths, Igita linens,
CaEinerpsS CalAeoes,
Kerfsys, threads,
Coatinps, Chinszes5
ilaitsnicNs, Brdticks,
Fcagnaught, Oznahurgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, | Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, 81
Stock sags, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, AsRisnStr.
June 8.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-14

eUST RECEIVED,
Thirteen Hundred lbs. dry, we'll cured
Vcp,son HansS,
4 few hundred fweet Oranges of an ex-
cellent favor, frcfh Lemons,
a tew bis. new Pork and Herringss very
good.
AjoSeed Potatoes OF an ex-
Silent quality by the barrel or buihel.
ALSO.
4 few barrels of Apples ana
frch Prunes.
TICS. Ssms'as.
April q. q