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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-08
THOMAS SIMMS

THOMAS SIMMS
Rcfpetffully informs his friends and the public
that he has returned to his old fand on Prince
Rreet, where he has for fale, as ufual, general
Anortment of Groceries,.
He has juis received lome Rhode Iaand Grcsning
APPLES,
which be will difpofc sof by the barrclor bulhsl.
Nov. s. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-08
Notice IS hereby g7Uen,

Notices hereby g1Oen,
THAT eintend to petition the next General
Aaembiy of Virgioa, for law to citahlilh town
as.the Occoqaan Mills, in the county of Prince
William, under certain regulations.
ELLIOT, Campbell $ Wheeler.
O:coquan Mills, Od. s, 1905. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-07
Isub!Er 1Isnaae.
O,, TUESDAY,


!. 5 ,,rl,ek, qoal be seld a. ne gexdps Stsre
Rum in hcgiheads and barrels.
rr.ach Brandy IN pipes,
Gin. n pipes and bis.
waiksy saa Apps Brandy IN bis.
s.gaf in hh6s. tierces and bis.
coI.s ii tisrccs and bags,
s,',. Il brown Soap i boxes,
Noula and sip'd Candlss
Raiiusic kegs, boxes and jst',
Figs in kegs and trails,
la..as Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
ALso,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among wsich are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Xesieyreres, Duails,
Pllas and Nssfeys,
Nero cottops, Sefges,
EIssicks, blse Freezes,
calinaneoes and RulIels,
Yam Stockings,
CHIMES and Caiicoes,
IriM Linens, Silefa do.
0insbusgs and Ticklcabargs,
Mullins and Nlullin Hand'is,
India Mullins ard Table Cloths
Barasana Handkercb;efs,
Colourcd Threads, Hats.
And fundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
NOv. 7.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-07
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1903.
Merchant S Attend ! I

THE flbfcfiber will fell, on low
terms and eaiy payment, a LOT Of GROUND
10 the town Of Psrs iobatcc, on which there sTe
fnlail dwelling honie and Anchfn, large Two
aery fore houfe ard coageDicntg anagy ard table
IN one ottte beR aants for lie retail wet md
dry good buiincf. itnos fila by he 18th
Novenbsrnexs, i will Be expsledto pubic fale %
that Gay. Mi John E. Ford will coftfatt tor
and thew the prcmilcs, application, at any time
pfesioue to thcday Of fale. Al indiipusable title
will be made by
John M'Clenachan.
&C. The above 3robery uas cdUer-
hssd Tor sale on the 2t6 q The present.
asoath, but has bsea necessarily post
b0sed.
Oaoher II. dts.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-07
Il)SIi(J A. RIDDLE

BRG5 gave 10 INFORM his friends and the pub
&c, that ne has juh received very complete
Afoftment of Fall Goods,
conifpg Of beit inperiae, foe and coasfc cloths,
Of every colour, kcrley meres, fwanidowns, thick
htts, fancy cords, vsWets, kerfeys, hslsttieks,
plains and kendall cot,ons, role and ftriped blank
cts, aanpels bazes, coatings, napt fries, fcarler
clicks, itoelsings, tckienonrgs, ofaaburgs, Hef-
Gan rolls. Aifo, variety Of
FANCY GOODS,
he whole of which Iic offers At The mot REDUCED
prices, fer ready p.y,nspr. or the uiuas credit
TO tfofe wholc pur9taal.ty may be relied on.
Nov. Il. d3tI
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20 Merchants.

10 Merchants.
Il Will RENT for ore year, or during my
asa HOUSE and LOT in tie town ofSFeverf-
., sS there is fore room in The houle we'll fit.
!, y .. the reception Of goods, counting room
,''Dlng the tore, large dining room and cham
~ ~ win tive are places below fairs, four lodg-
~, + rooms with two fte places and paffage
e. s,.s 'a''s, large garnet, and two large, dry
, ,a'; agranary, kitchen. flnokc hou(-, tab !,
,,oa 'andioue filing garden. | have Iikswife,
NJ s'',s well eeeaied in lie fa;i town. and fome
ss'a' lois which viii rent @i,h Or fepsrate from
Nov; Il dsfeFi6ed lot. The tand for hetiaess
b;s ss'eT 70 none IN this place; Ike iisusticn is
C. : ~ remarkably healthy, and commaais a
s,n6y,.. Ct the adjacent country and an ex
','~'s view IF Il. Mouosaias.
s,.. ELIZABETH TALLIAFERRO.
a. ea'g' caipcPper Coaaty,
o''oSsf Il. d5w
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1zueniv DQLZQrs Renagd.

-ABsCONDED on Sunday eysnirs The z,d
MI. from, my houle, near town, Negro man
fave, called THORNTON, about Is or IS
years Of age, leets or inches high. thin make
down Gait look.
He wore at the time broadclo.h coat, ana
other 6ecent apparel. He may however alter bias
drcf, from clothes IN lis pcG9ssion.
lttqkcn 10 AlcxandFia, Geo. Totvnor VAIN
ington, five dollars Will be given, ifst greater
ditance AMI nor over 50 miles, fen dolIars, if far
Their cff twenty dollars ard fcaloaable expences
.or delivering hial9here.
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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-19

ns praceduse We need nos now wait
iuch prccarieus 'sillles; bur whenever
we HAL imagine any thing is to be pub
hlhed reiPs6ting us I've Influential citi-
zenS we have norhing tn d. bar have
tnt eSit2fs nnlzzlcl by msting proba-
non before ia9psrtisi jnaiceS cf our CAFE.
lay chs dalnages heavy, ssi lee the raj
Gals go % Jail. Whar IS ,}eiy ,iberry r.
tie parEy or or chafactersp :" All
TRUTHS ihouid not De tod at all cirn.s, !"
and theie fei3ws l1louia n3e be permir-
ted 70 teli unwholion4c truths, eipccial-
y respecting Official coadu3t ana cha
ra6ter.
Our juices, onr jaj.ees csg..3iaatsgti,
wiil not on'Y Cad me releyaocY OF the
TprolecnFtln, dlar IS, the efficiency OF
she ta~ts shaf.ssi 70 infer the eonclu.ion.
ea- ~t.i ipare ! jury the uicicis Crouble
OF r''i'iihS vhcrn true Some, wi5h ex-
erPit2aabft variability FAY, chat it,ct ri
as ougnr all ~ be held in ,Ienrico
c9ap;Y, as they doubt ahether there
couid be. foaad shrce ONT ot tour luiticcs
IN any oeher cou,sty iaaay fare of the
Union char weald give fimil1r fer
rence, bur We dtaike ioGAuatinjy
t|AS Mr.. HAY afraid Of the expofnfe
of ione proteiGonai 5oTtuoGty, in the
dlctlarge Of his honorable milton "a
Norfolk, 70 tlilc prccogairory evidence
respecting an act Of ,nagIttracy /? Or
IN the delatlon of the fame % bis hoRc-
rdble employees for Official denunciatior
before trial : Or vas be OF oojnior
THAI " tru7h was NJ libel However
LITTLE we may win TO encourage 1anael
or propagate falfchood. We cannot
rink that iallehood ought 70 be pu-
n!hed beforehand, and Mr.. Hay anc
his friends mutt iuppoie rhae fonc wil
oeiieNe that Ile, had tender confidence
by having gecou:ie TO this ryrranic anc
ugut nIeaiufe IF theie remarks art
oolnl 9arory, the cauie is obvious anc
y; ift5us, itmsy, however be hoped
1asc rllr ltatices 1t Hcnrico, who couls
not Ice through ignorance, having th,
Jaw laid before them, will receive
iulr4b;s commentator for their protnpr
execution ot rac laws; and no doubl
l- newspapers throughout Ihe Jaidc9
States VIII eehe and re-echo their fame,
lhouid their aet nor be made fubiect
OF executive communication.
n Citi1sV q tia Udifs! States,
Nsrfolk, Jan. 3
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-19
For TIE HERALD.
NasfeN, Jan. $

i t1k commitment &c Prifon of one
Of The editors of the Recorder for nor
giving iecurity for an act not commit
ted> IS an ACT that VIII be viewed with
more OF leis horror according TO the
Ultimate that men viii make rc1pec1-
Ing the detcrrs OF an Individual as in
the cafe OF the editor, or relpecring rhe
violation Of thar liberty, fhe enjoyment
OF which IS olr confsnt boat
be editors of the Recorder are
brought before the jul}ices Of fIenrico,
at the ipttance Of George Hy, ETC. 70
give iceuriry ttatthey ihall not pcblifh
libcls againlt faid Hay and Others. The
refult was as ABOVE mentioned.
Before we bepu, to aninadvert on
the Juice or Legality OF tie neafure,
would It NOT be fagisfaccory 70 be in
formed whether faid Hay profcuted
! III 5in4i6qal pableam, or for aninp5 in
,fart4aGa If The hrf, was il his functions,
or was it fupererogasory' If the Iaf
WIS bis ground Of complaint Is IS pre-
t'llned 1--WE cannot doubr it) that he
OpFfsH pFooau0p u the charge No
doubt the iaPenr jultices knew its re-
levaney ) whether it was poGrive or pre-
fumptive; whether It was f6fi0 ja,iu,
2rSlaafffone5 5oMiatJ, or jqyig ct de vrs.
IL may probably be laid, that this aes
was not yer commitred, thar this Hbel
was only to pal>e to appearance on the
pages OF cbe Recorder, add fome To-
tcring conciuGons pef01uSi even be-
lfeve that Mr.. tiay vas ofopinioa r5at
the law could aalerce the editors for
what ne VAS geing 70 pu5iith; as he
iatrer might probably be permitted 10
otter the ruth IN evidenc, at rbe ;rlal.
i.soweyer that might be, ,Nr Hay
load a'eeSter way ansI according 70
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-19


had been rsfats4 It's wsruncit defenders
8 Your ideas of the liberty Of the prefs
appear 60 be flch, IS mott eSclGiiyc pa
triots estertaip on that h,bie6t. You
feem TO think that the mot unqualified
,aouic of pubic lnsn and realurcs saoshd
be. permitted wiyhout re.traint, and than
private feandal is what alone oaght 10
be the ehjeEeof restrain. It's evident,
Er, rlfat ,ypar paliions hayc mliseoi your
judgement; yon are too much Of "a law
yer, Mf. Hay, aot 10 know the facility
with which presidents may be worked
into principles OF law. The tiiitSuGtion
between Mr. Lay, add che honorable
George Hay, couoiellor OF fate,
would ioen DC loft in the operation
of principles fleh as VOC w;th 10
eitabliih. And With fnbmiIIion 70
your better Jsh.ge,ne0s, | thin& if q
!,old neal,Re which penaces tie pub
he liberfy is adopted, it ibould have
the appearance of.pnblic good for It's
obje6f. and not the qualification OF in
diviiual recruitment.
Judging, Er, of men by their aGti-
ons, ard not by their projections, il
will, ] imagine, be fometinle before You
can convince the public of your at
tachment to genuine freedom. !laH be
glad TO fee The defence which you pro-
poie to make, and i'll lhouid be here
after convinced Of Ing error, my ac-
Acknowledgements hail be explieir and
prompr, hut las you fan & this congic-
ron VIII never Come
In the conclu!ion Of your addre(s,
you drop few words which are oefgn-
cd TO tl1etecr your character from inoon-
iittency, and you would fe;ga perluadc
rs thar g n0asy ne aats go0syamsafs,' a
reifrainr upon the liberty of the prefs
is no evil; this idea you nave borrowed
from governor Mexican: Your appeal q
him put us in she nina OF 4 vulgar
adagc, g ak my brother, &c. lir, SO
werner McKean's ideas upon the libef-
ty of the Prets, are upon record IN tic
cafe OF Oiwaid. the printer, when Nc
Kean was chief jut'ice Of penniylvan:a.
The writer OF this, Mir Hay, does nos
know you, 10 can have no malice ag4nfl
you he knows nothing Of your cha
Facter, except what You have been
pleaied 60 fay Of you,lelf; you appear
anxious for political fanae, the opinions
Of the public will In future determine
Jour merits.
vIRGlNIUs.
NorfSk 4zn 2
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-19
.F2oN rHe atm YORK GAZETTE

Mr.. Callender engaged Tcm Paine
on tie m iltt aud save hin fome
ievere blows. How many rounds they
have had, and the ii4pe OF their conceif,
arc nos VS. come 70 hand. Previous
TO the fighr, after the manner Of E4o-
mcf's heroes, Mr., Calender called
Paine E" rhc hire)ing, or rhs volunteer Of
lFht mas Jerfcrion;" fad thar his hril
etter c 'nra;pe3 :" The groliett and mot
vulgar vanity, and declared thae he
would have no concern with &c hinfcit,
or his horfe & -irton. he reply Of Paine
co this language againlt hinlclf and his
hort Button is not known. 1t IS ge-
morally believed that she pretldtnrial
champion, after i fhort aruggie, gaoe in
being dcbilit45ed By bis (ca padage, ana
receiving only the crumbs Of the Nam
moth cheeie.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-15
Eobeahaoen. Aus. 20

copcaAagen, Aus. 20
The two Russian ships, destined for
voyage round the world, under Conmo-
dore Krusenstern, are arrived in this.
Road.
The experiments which Professor Pelt
made last week on the Sound, with his new
swimming dress, have turned out quite sa-
tisfactory. The swimmer went IN it over
the Sound, from Elsineur to Holsingbourg.
On the way, he severa, times loaded and
fred q pistol, smoked his pipe, took food,
TO shew that he had the free use Of hands.
The machine is 50 contrived, that ff any
one fall into the water, his head remains al
ways uppermost, even in the heaviest sea.
It is also very durable, weighs Only 8lb and
is sold for the SUM OF Ehree TX dollars, FOR
the benefit OF the poor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-15
STOUGHTON's
GENUINE BITTERS,

Faithfully prepared Attic original s0Grs-
houE London.
TO make any observations here, Upon the fii-
pesior quality of thele Bitters, any offered
for lale, is peedels; fufice il TO fay, that they
have food the tef Of APPRECIATION great number
of years.
Gentlemen, who prefer bitters, will 6nd them
an elegant and wholefome PREPARATION and row,
for the 6rf time. imported in quart bottles, as
well as walls, which will reduce the price near
one half.
Or Country flores and taverns fupPlied by the
dozen or groce, with very large allowance IN
the price, or bartered for country produce, on ap
,lication TO MsGfs. Robert and John Gray, book
fellers, Alexandria.
Sold alto, (Retail)
By Rapinc, Conrad and Co. booklclors, Capt.
tol Hill, Wilmington; John March, bookseller,
George Town; Tildley Graham, Norfolk, and
A. Buck, Fredericksburg.
Nov. IL. ,s3m
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EaUe Dollars Rezuard.

LOST yeferday afternoon, aFORTY DOL
LARS BANK NOTE, of the Alexandria Bank,
and one or two notes of Five DOllart, wrapped
up in piece Of newfpaper; Whoever has found
them, and will deliver them 10 the PRINTER nlall
receive the above reward, and the thinks of the
owner. Nov. *. d3tS
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COMMERCIAL.

At Alicant Sept. 10, fish in good demand,
from to dollars -four lossoa 10 IS; bran
dy rs a II, raisins 90 to So dolls. Vintage pro-
missing. II had suffered by hail in Catalonia. --
Duties on -four and corn sus ,ended Till Juue. At
Antigua, markets very low cattle selling at So
dolais head; rum IS cents per gal. Curacao,
Markets dull-Aour l 2 a dolls. corn |, brisk,
and scarce pilot bread s., butter and lard,
none at market beef II a IS, scarce pork
ISa 10, scarce, beans IL . peas IL g..
The Foreign News, by the Chatham, Chew,
from Liverpool, arrived at New York, though
FIX days later than before received, is not of the
dr& Importance. Bonapartc was purifying his
plans and operations for the Invaion of Eng
lan1-Spain, once bold and enterpriiing ma.
ton, has fallen beneath contempt; the has con-
tented to pay Annually, to the Firf Conlul Of
France, 100000 ferling for his prouye
that Che lhould remain neutral during the prelcnt
contef-a little longer, and her name lhall be
GRATED from the Lift of nations. The clouds hang
heavy in the North, and poltend a dreadful
form, dreadful, indeed, will it be to Bonaparte,
if Runia and the Houie of AuRria once more feud
their armies aganf him. His unboundcd ambi-
tion has awakened 10 them fenie Of their dam
ger-they will ftrain every nerve, and combine
with other nations to curb this modern Alexan-
der. The French loldiery. notwithstanding the
fuliome addreics which their officers have pre(cnt-
ed TO Bonaparte, have left that fire, that energy,
which once diffinguihed them when they were
fighting for the name OF liberty--feduced by de-
lufive promiies, they have been prevailed upon
TO fecond the wihes Of the CorGcan in his pro-
.je6ed invafon; rapine, not glory, is now their
object. Blu, if jufice throw her weight in the
fcales, their fchemcs will be defeated. The Bril-
tifh people, one and all, live in the expectation
that thew will one day land. Soon may their
expectations be realized.
" Then @aH their foes repent t1tiy bid 11nvGf3n,
Z" Aad rovng armies 153n fbeJataly@ore.'
Phila. Gaz.
Expiration ofbart ofthe British Treaty.
In the last article of this treaty il is provided
that the first ten articles shall be permanent, and
that ifthe 9th article should not be renewed, or
an arrangement upon The subject of il agreed to
before it expire by its owe Limitation (neither of
which conditions has taken place. that then the
whole treaty except the ten first articles should
expire together with it. This Limitation was 10
two years after the Signature of the preliminary
or other articles peace, which took place on The
first of October, 1901. Consequently on the FIRST
of October last all the articles Of the Greatly except
the ten 6rst, expired. MAJ Int
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PORT OF ALEX ANDRIA.

Arrived,
sohr. Two Brothers, George Town
Soop tIiland, HIND, Philadelphia
CLEARED,
Ship Hunter, Bare, Hagre dc Grace
Sch. Two Brothers, Manning, Antigua
President, Ncities, Baltimore
Slooop Li.tle Poll, Roberts, New Providence
gF NOTICE There wiD be no
MARKET on Sunday till The first q
april next. d3t
&C. Capt. O'Meara's Packet uvIV sas!
for Norfolk on Sandoy Morning, ysnd
md oveather permitting.
WoU. IS.
g A regular fated meeting ofthe
St. andrews Society, will be held at
Gadiby's Tavern, on Tuefday evening
the 18th inf. at 6 o'clock, P. M.
By order ofAs PRECEDENT,
j. TOWERS, Sec'ry.
Nov. IL.
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will be up.oar and confusion here, and he Will b:
happiest who GfstescaPes from sh. scene.
- entirely coincide with you in opinion, that
to the fortuitons union of Circumstance and those
Of kind most opposed to the views of France,
and uot TO any Judgment, talents or good manage
ment of our own, We are Indebted for the great
acquisitions we have obtained; aud I greatly
fear, if We are tempted to give up any part of it
it will in the course of few years revert into
the possession of those who ceded it TO Us, ard
who may then be tempted TO quarrel with as for
that part which we may think proper 70 fe}aip.
Should England lose any Of her wcighsin the
scale OF Europe at the next peace, We shall be
forced to submit to whatever France may die
tate
Frou Nrqo Oyl<1p,, Oao5sr -" Laussat
and yhc Spanish government beIe are quartellng.
The rupture originated in very improper and.
unaushorised at Of the formers i'he cu'sef Ter.
reur national vessel, being in wanto hands to
proceed to SEA. the Pfefea permitted her captain
and officers to resort the expedlent OF pressing
the French sesmen from the MERCHANT vessels IN.
the harbour, which they did without the advice
~ eo"oS"s Va SnS ot'atlsi 6o'Si"A'Ss4c 49, r.
ceeded on their voyage"
II would appear frsn the foregoing that even
50 late as the 9TH nit. the Spapiards conceived
themselves as re.aining the government OF Louls-
ana.
From tie i3edier,nataa.- Craft, Of the
ship Vigllant, who arrived here yesterday morn
ing in So days from Malaga, informs us, that
few days previous to his sailing. British brig
had arrived there, which had been boared off Cape
St. Vincents, by a Moorish frigate of SO guns,
who had taken four American vessels. The
Cons eilaflon had boarded this frigate, and exa
mined her papers; she bad a pass from the ATneri-
can Consul, and they permitted her to proceed.
There was a Moorish vessel lying at Malaga, the
master OF which informed capt. Craft, that he had
received a letter from tbe captain ola Xebeck OF
z guns, who Informed him that he had captured
three American vessels, and had sent them INTO
Morocco. Moorish cruzers are ont in every di
rection, and capturing all Americans that come
IN their way.
Captain Atwate, from Turks Hand, informs
Us, lfays New York paper,) that at the time of
his departure handbills In circulation there,
fctting forth that " Morcau lad hoiRed the Royal
Standard 10 Paris, ard that Bonapartc had been
put under arreh u" This news was,laid TO be
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= be admitted to all privileges Of
q ~ .st favoured nations, into the ports of
zoe I ri but, by the present treaty, they
snt 10, - = enter New-Osleans, which is to,
&C :n.S.ornoratsd into the Uaion, on the
Be l.s tsrns as the French and Spanish -
s sap.s nav not, perhaps, be got over IN the;
! ~ which they hurried the Louisiana trea-
! s. through the house.
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For Ph,ladeLbhsa.

Just feceaued, and jar Sue,
10 70 h1a.. s1ass' Sugars
20 bbls do.
West lndia,rnn in puHeheons, and bbIa
Molasses i'll FhdS.
Peach, and apple brandy.
Cyaer ard vinegar in bb!s.
a quantity Of excelen' bacon.
Herngs aud shad ia bbts.
Ground alum sale.
SO aoz. winer stockings.
Irisil linen by the box or piece,
bnd general aAortment Of groceries.
We continue to keep genera assortment Of
boiling cioarhs and selea be best houe Tor family
use.
ALEX. SMITH q SON.
O. The highef price given for
Flaxleed.
Nov IL. d2w.
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Ih1rty DollGIs ReyG9d.

l11TGV L0bt0fS, IIe1UGYG.
Runaway from rhe subscriber or the 18th
CT October LAST, 2 negro nan slave named
B O B,
ab2ut 90 years Of sge, five feet nine inches high,
straight llmbed and we'll formed; said slave hath
an impeachment in bis speech which prevents his
readily replying TO acquisition. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with tlm variety Of
good closihipg, descriptions Of which is unn-ces-
sary, as it is probable he has changed them He
has been frequently seen about town since he alb
seconded, and in all probability is now secrered by
his mother, Winuey Brown, formerly the slave
of MIR. JoHN MUIR, late Of this town, but now
said to be fee. The above reward viii be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, ard
further reward Of TEN roLLARs Ter The dis
covery of those who have been accessory TO his
concealment.
Captains of vessels, &c. are forwarned at
their peril, not TO take him away.
ROBERT B. IANfESSON.
Now 49, q
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AMONG WHIcR ARE,

Super6ne and common cloths, Ker-
imeres, coatings, FORFEIT cloth, kerfey and kaf
thicks, triped and rofe blankets, fannels, fafhi-
enable marfeiles, tolinet and fwahfdown for vef
fhapes, Irilh and German Linens, long lawn, In.
dia cottons, bandanna handkerchiefs, ladies fafhi
enable fhag velvet, ladies falaionab1e bonnets,
do. do. ftraw, do. white Grape, feathers and art-
fetal wreaths, AoGed and fix gloves, pick nick
and lace gloves, fix and cotton cords and tades,
Mellon ball trimming, thread lace, DO. edglng,
chintzes, prints, white and colodred cambrick
muffin, do. figured, &c. &c.
The above goods sill be sold Ioy for.
CASH.
Nov. IS. div cow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-15
BENJAMIN COOKE,

Has reeeivsd and is uD7O opening lin the houie
lately occupied by Mefrs. Vim. H. and <.
M. LYLEs, in Fairfax Street,) baadssme
a0ortment of GOODS,