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RAkkkbkN AVuNINs S. 4s59 ssit acS6Es4s5 q
~ 500 October Court, 1904.
Ann Hunter, Guardian IF Am EprEad
Hnnfer, Noses Hnnfer ard David
HiHfer, children and Heirs ef Hoses
HlDgtey, detcased Complainants
ACAINsT s5sss
Tehn R1pis, Sarah Ket,ner, Thomas
Nay. and flames Keeastr, Esecaterssf
James Kremer, deca EEsa6efh Da-'
pis, an infant nnder the dgeef "a years,
JGmes x. Davis, lillian liago1paa,
and Nary his ytifs, hte Nary Davis,
Which said EiizabetA, Tames X. and
1ayy, are children 81 sdid yohn DGuis,
and Legatees b sad 1ames Keemer,
iec'd. Defendants. II CHANCER1.
THE Defendants Thomas May, and
James Keemer, not having entsf-
ed their appearance agreeable to m act
OF Assembly, and the rules Of this Court,
and i appearing to The satisfaction oftht
Court, that they are not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
the Gomplainants, bytheir Counsel, il il
ordered, that the said Defendants do ap-
pear here ON the Monday after the third
Tuesday in March next, and answer the
bin Of the Complainants, and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Gazette, for two months sue
cessiyely, and published At the door Of
The Court House Of the said County.
A Copy.
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MARfINSBURG, Berlelevc Count.
tIrghia5 Printed and b,s5lsshed ~
JOIN ALBURTIS.
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aleranorta aDDerflSer.
MONDAY, JULY Is.

Arrived 90 Saturday, brig Katharine,
capt. Lawrence, from Opor,o.
Left at Oporto. June III, ich'r Fin
Hawk, Cox, of Salem, 30 fail in s days
for Lifbon; fch'r Harriet and Ann, Cox,
TO fail in IS days for Norfolk.
Sailed incompany with the briggs Mary,
Wet, and Hope, Sellers, of Baltimore.
June 26, in Lar. III, 43, long. 81, w.
foke the fhip Monfoon, Nichoion, out J
days from Bottom, bound to Gibraltar.
June IS, lat. III, 43, long. 81, fpoke
the frh'r Julia Ann, Clark, from Virgil
MA, bound to Cork, on 10 days.
July lin lat. 40, IS, long, So, fpoke
fhip Pre6dent, Boyd, from Wilcaaet,
bound TO Liverpool, s days out.
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cleared, schr. Nancy, Amy, Boston /
.,,oas F,eelovc and Polly, MashrF, NrN
york Fair American, Mason, llarttord;
lydia, Congdon, New York.
CAPT. Sanford, June %, lat. So, 20
,oop. "a, so, spoke brig Orlando, Cottle'
. hours from Norfolk, for Barbadoes.--
I,lv s. lat. 81, SO, long. 70, 3, ship Pa
riot. Stewart, Of Portsmouth, 5 days
f,on New York, for St. Domingo. tive
weeks past, IF Cuba, capt. 5. fellin with
che wreck of snow ssDis3atrb, If Lander, :
s,,l Of water, laaded with mahogany,
s,r,ocd and deserted. In the Gniph.
Stream, lat. 2s, long. Te, so, found an
oDrn boat, with negro man in It, who
said that he had been out about 5 weeks
from New Providence that having been.
sent with the boat short distance on
some business. he was driven ont to sea
BY a sudden squal, and that he bad moth
ing to subsist on during this time, but
few conques wticii he had procured from
some Of the uninhabited keys; be was
nearly famished when he was taken up.
Shin Diana, Waterman, of this part,
was If Cape Good Hope 18th May last,
in lat. SO, s. long. 90 E. Capt. Wa.
terman, in a letter to his owners, gives the
following information of American whale
men, LETT to the eastward of the Cape,
viz. 2sth March, Sarah, Tobey, roe
wh. / Sc sp. Triton, Classy, 90 sp. Esd
April, Maria, Brightman, 800 sp. 25th,
Exchange, Wier, 70 sp. Commerce, Pad
dock, no whale, all Of New Bedford
David, Swain, of Nantucket, no whale !;
Boston, Harris, do. 70 sp. Brook Wat
son, Swift, of London, 90 tons sperma-
ceti.
Yessel, spoken By CAPT. Gayaae,, If f6e ship
.4lliarcs, LATELY arriV<d ar Nantucket
fran Br0xils:
June z, lar. %, A, long. so, 80, brig
SaIly, from Philadelphia for St. Kits, ali
well. llth, LAT. 90, long. s3, 80, brig
-, Holly, from Fairfield for Antigua.
18th, lat. ST, long. 6s, As, brig Eliza,
from New York for Denerara all we'll.
a7th, lat. SO, IS, long. 90, 40, ship Phi
ladelphis, from Philadelphia for Amster-
dam, Left at Lisbon, May IA, ship Ere
sldent, Wheldea of New Bedford, for the
U. S. TO sail June 10. Spoke, July Cd,
lat. 50, 46, long. 90, Al, schr. Swan, OF
New Bedford, on a whaling voyage, had
no oil. Same day, ship Mentol, of New
Bedford, from Philadelphia for Liverpool.
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PHILADELPHIA, July ~.

A letter from Trinidad OF June nth,
informs that His Excellency, Col. Full
lerton, had at length been inveaed with
the command OF the civil and military adj
minifrasion OF thar important Hand. The
tyranny and opprsaiou which had marked
the conduit OF bis predecei1oy in Office
General Pickton.) rendered the meafure
OF the higheit intercf, to the peace and
PROPERTY of the Inhabitants their gra-
titude and JOY on the location, was accor-
dirgly ihown by every decentralization OF
relpetf in their power to beifow. The
Official Proclamation, announcing this
change is dated at Trinidad, June 10
1903.
The Olive Branch, from ST. Croix, ar
rived az New Yosk, was overhauled an
detained four hours, by an Epglth cruz.
81
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zer. from Tortola. The matters of vef
lels ihoold be very accurate in The ac-
counts they give of the treatment they
receive from the CRITTERS of the belliqerent
nations. 10 times of war belllgerent
power has right TO board and examine
neutral yeilels. This right the neutral
ought nor 70 rsfitt but every arbitrary
proceeding which may occur, when ibis
right is exercifed, ought 10 be correctly
noted, and tranimitted to the Secretary OF
State ; that the government may remedy
or avenge the wrong.
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I zue11ty rue Dollars Reuard.

RAN AWAY from the fublcriber, in
Frederick lburg, finall mulatto man nam
ed ELLA; very we'll made, has black
ih appearance under one of his eyes he
generally affects lnile, bat when fpoken
TO fudcnly, he Hammers and appears much
confufed I: had on, when he went away,
brown big coat, with a velvet cape OF
orange color, black vef, light colored
corded pantaloons and a fine linen lhift.
The above reward will be paid to any
perfon who will apprehend him, and con
fine him in Jail, 70 thar his mater may
get him again, on information being lodg-
cd with the Printer.
Lemusl Fowley.
July IS. eo5tt
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Latest from Europe.
PHILADELPHIA, JuLY IL.

Our papers by rhe Commerce, arrived
yeiterday, conGf of regular file Of the
London Sun, from the Iah of May down
to the hIf OF June. Their contents are
not very important. The naval liR con-
ifisutes the moff prominent article in the
latea papess. By theie it appears, that
England has commenced the war with
great ipifit and equal fuccefs. Prizes,
many of them immenfely valuable, are
daily pouring into the Britih ports. The
zeal and activity Of the naval comman-
ders, in every direction are certain pre-
iageof future brilliant operations.
In the Sur Of the aSsh of May, we find
volumnous report Of debate which oc-
Cured IN the Houle Of Commons the day
preceding, relative to the prafered media
tion OF RuGia. In this debate Mefls.
Pitt and Fox took conlpicuous parts. Ii
appears, thai the idea of fuch media
iion is not entirely hopeless. Some men,
bers fpeak fanguinely Gifts fuccefs. We
hall hereafter give the whole Of thisde
bate place in OUT Gazette.
Some additional papers relative to the
lase negociasion have been laid before par
lament. Among ihefe the following is
the only document which we find intcrea.
ing to the American reader
COPY OF a LETTER
From MIR. r. King to Lord Hawkefbury.
London, Nay IS, 1903.
Nix LORD,
In the prefeot critical pofure Of affairs,
I loole no time in communicating TO you
Lordlhip, for his Majefy's information,
that treaty was llgned at Paris on tie
thirtieth day of April paf by the PIeDi-
potenfiarics of America and France by
which the complete fovereignty of the town
& territory of New Osleans, as we'll as all
Louifanna, as the fame was heretofore
podleiied by Spain, has been acquired by
the United States Of America. In draw
ing up this treaty care has been taken fo
TO frame the fame as not to infringe any
right OF Great Britain in the navigation
of the river Miflidippi.
Aatter myfelf thar this communication
will be received with fatisfaetion, and re.
gasded as new proof of the difpofition
OF the United States, to obferve towards
his majeRy fprit Of amity and conf
drnce, important at all times, and more
Especially 70 in prefent circumstances, to
the harmony and mutual PROPERTY of the
two countries.
| avail myfelf of this occaGon, to re-
new to your lordhip the afuranee OF diff
tinguifhed confederation, with which ]
have the honout to be, &c.
RUFUS KING.
Ri. Hon. Lord Hawkeibury
Here follows note from Lord Hawkef-
bury, acknowledging the receipt Of the
above.
There was no truth in the report of the
capture of the Duke OF Kent, on his way
home from Gibraltar. He arrived in
England on the 10Th May, and appeared al
cour: the 18th.
The decree of the Firit Conful feizing
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j on all Bfitial fobjeefs within the limits OF
the Republic, and extending ALTO TO the
territory OF petty powers under his fab.
lection, is jualy viewed as an outrage on
The roles and laws Of civilized nations.
1t is aiierted in fomc ofthe prints, that
this decree is accompanied with circurn-
aances Of the mott rigorous imprisonment
and infalt. This howcver appeared TO be
the only fpecies Of swarfare carried on BY
Bonapaf,e.
Much Ejaculation cnthe probable courfe
of the War, and its duration, is given in
the Englih newspapers. The pombility
Of neutral mediation is fondly claerihed
by fome while Others contend that the
rupture now pohsfes 70 much virulence as
TO be beyond the influence of pacific IN
reference.
Arrived yesterday, the ship Commerce,
Captain Dyer, III 48 days from Liverpool,
bringing Liverpool papers to the ID June,
and those Of London to the 30th May.
In short conversation with an lnteill-
gent gentleman, who came passenger IN
the Commerce, the Subsequent points OF
political novelty were obtained; At a
late meeting Of Parliament, Mr.. Fox
submitted to the Housea motion, stating
6 that should the Emperor of Russia come
forward as Mediator between Great BrI-
tain and France, it were hoped his Ma
iesty's Ministers would neglect no oppor.
tunity to make peace consistent with
the honor and 1ignity of the nation" 10
this proposition Mr.. Addington assured
Mr.. Fox, that his Majesty's Ministers
were ready to embrace every prosped OF
accommodation which should COMFORT
with the dignity and honor of his Majesty,
and the well-being and happiness OF bis
subjects Mr.. Fox testified his appfoba-
ton of the conduct OF the Cabinet Coun-
Gil; appauded highly their candour and
determination and declaring their pro-
misses sufficient responsibility, withdrew
bis motion.
The latest advices from Paris, stated,
that Bonaparte had sequestrated all Eng
lish properly, ands had ordered all British
subjects to Fontainbleau as prisoners OF
war. He averred that he took this mea-
sure IN consequence of several reprlsals
made by the British even before the drela-
ration of war.
Tie British fleets were distributed after
the following manner Admiral Corn
wallis was eff Brest; Lord Nelson had
gone to the Medlterranean-hls flag Was
hoisted on board the Victory. -Several
captures were made by the British Cruz.
sers-Tbese consi ted for the better part
of Merchantmen one frigate however
was among the number and was seen 60
ing into Portsmouth.
Consols were between SO and Co.
American produce generally was on the
rise. (dmeri. D0t. AsV.J
----ax u s-----
@r A fine Green Turtle will
be ierved up at Gadlby's public
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Wanted TO Purchase,

A NEGRO WOMAN-For one
accufomed TO houie work, we'll recon-
mended, liberal price i'll cath will be
paid. Euquirc Of the Printer.
! Iul Is. ec6t
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Letters received yesterday per schr.
Nancy, inform, that The merchants at
Havana having demonstrated to the Spa
msh Court on the conduct of the Intend
ant, as being injurious to the interests OF
commerce, an order had been issued for
his REGAL, with Instructions to remain in
Office until the arrivai Of his successor.
lrritateJ at this mark Of disgrace, the in
tendant seized upon most Of the American
vessels in port, lmany OF which vessels
were under Spanish colours) condemned
them and their cargoes, and threw seve-
raj of the captains into prison. He was
expected to take his departure for Spain
in about two weeks. Eight or ten Eng
lish Gumeamen were at Havana, pre-
pairing to clear out with all possible dis
pa-ch, though il was not officially known
there that hostilities were renewed in Eu-
rope. Ii was very sickly at the HAVANA.
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NEW YORK, Iu'y 90.

Arrived, briggs Eliza Ann, Hull, Nor
folk; Happy Couple, Starks, Savannah !;
schooner Nancy, Frost, HAVANA; sloop
Swan, Knapp Boston;
Cleared, ships Chatham, Chew, M-
verpooi; Fortitude, Pinkham, Cork; ST.
Cuthberr, Brown, Calcutta; schooner
Linnst, Woodward, Halifax.
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t. ATTENTION {

The Members Of the EPSON
TockEY CLUE arc deilfed 10 meet at
Gadiby's Hotel on Saturday the Oh day
Of Aueua, at eleven O'Clock. Members
will take notice, that on this day lcveral
gentlemen wilhing to become members
viii be balloted for. Gentlemen Sportf-
men of MARYLAND are folicited to attend.
July II.
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whole ;FMr. Varnum IN the chair, on the
bill .og regulating the giants CT land ionlh
Of Tenneaee.
The bill coFrefpoads, 10 It's leading iea-
lures, with the report Ct the communion
srs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr.. Ifrael Smith moved an amend
sment 10 the III fiction reinfating the
claimants under the company Of military
adventures ii lands held by them under
Grear Bntain.
This motion was fopportcd BY Medfs.
Ifrael Smith, Grilwoid, Dana, and Ba-
con; and oppoied BY Mylifs. Nleiiolion'
r. Williams, Meriwetacr aad 5. smith.
The amendment was loft, Ayes "A.
Several amendalents were then made in
the details OF the bill.
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REPORT.

Oftbe Comm.6Eouers appointed apx,7x-
4uee IF an al far the anieabt lenle-
msat ofiimifs 4Uitb The Sfate Of Ger
gia, and authorizing fbeefa6lJbmtaf Of
Gogfrumeat IN The M.JlgFlpi 7twi-
tory.
THE lommBFoae,s abbeiuted IN PR
Iuanes eftbe al eutitled, " Iii I'd tay
an awieq6le JrtYlsmeat Of Amiis qvi'b fke
fate Of Georgia, and aatbor&iag tbe
sfablJSmest Of a goveram~1t III tbe
MlEJFib3i fsyyjtory," ia obsdifuce 10.
the prsv5fous Of he 81 A9p!sm.atal 10
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ThurfaaY, February II.

Thurfday, February ~.
4 letter was received from the Seereta-
ny Of tie Trcaiury, inciohrg a report OF
the enrollments OF the officers employed IN
the euitoms.
Alto from the fame department, an &C
count of the receipts and expenditures CT
the United States for Sol.
Mr.. Gregg reported a bill in addition
to anaa regulating the grants OF land 10
refugees from Nova Scotia, sc.
Read twice and ordered to be engrofed
TO. morrow.
The houie took up the amendments OF
the Senate to the bill amending the act
for the military eftablilhmeot.
The amendments are, new lection
Authorizing the employment OF one arti-
fcer and eighteen men, to make practical
experiments and allowing 5000 dolls.
infead of 1000 dolls. for clerk hire IN
certain Offices.
Amendments agreed to.Ayes 50,
noes IS.
Mr.. Thompion faid there was long
bill for the organization of tie Militia
Of Columb;s, which had been referred TO
a committee Of the whole. From its
great length he was apprehenilve unleis
fcmc other difpoG,ion were made, there
would nor be time to pafs il through both
houfes. AS it was indifpenfable that lcme-
thing f1ould be done, he hoped il would
be referred to a ielett committee other
than that which had reported il, on
whole report il might be engrofea for
third reading.
Agreed 20, and referred to committee
of fcyen.
An cngroGed bill authorizing the trans-
fer of the duties of Supervisor to any
other oface was read a third time and
paaed.
The hor{e took mp the amendments
reported by the committee OF the whole
to the bill regulating the grants ofland, &
providing for the difpofal of the lands Of
the u States, fouth of the fate Of Ten
nelIee, and agreed TO them.
MIR. Ilrael Smith renewed his amend
ment, rejected yeAerday, with the qua
LITIGATION that only fach military adven.
turers, as were not enemies Of the Ameri
can revolution, fhould be confirmed IN
lands (atfIed by them.
This occahoned debate of conGdera-
bic length, in which the amendment was
fupported by Mears. Ifrael Smith, Baysrd,
Goddard and Shepard; and oppoied by
Mears. Nicholfon, Randolph, Bacon and
N1erriwcthcr.
The amendment was loft. Yeas II,
nays ~.
The bill was then ordered to be en-
ercHed for a third reading morrow
without dinentient voice.
Mr.. Nicholfan prefented memorial
from Thomas Young, fubmltting certain
proportions Of eompromi!e with the U.
States reipc6aing lands coded by Georgia.
Referred.
A bill was paGed to third reading
making certain ports of entry and deli
very.
Among which the City of Warrington
is made port of entry and delivery.
Other buGne{s was tranfacted, which
fhall be itated in our next.
REPORT.
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:, sx;;.teas-. pr56sbly Fl the Easl'sf'

.<,v sx;;steas-, pssbsbl7, ct the Enshsf'
name. 80. 49,.
.6,b'day of May--Preienf, the kings
Moi Excellent Msjeay in cooncih
II is..this day ordered by bis Msjsay,
!, and with the advice of his psivy Conn-
Il. thar no ihips or veaels belonging TO
.ay Of his Msjsay's fubjeas be permit
,rd 20 enter and clear out for any Of the
norris Of the French OF Basayisn Repub-
lies, or for the ports Of airy county occu-
e;ed BY rhe armies Of France until further
order and his majcay is further plealsd
70 order, shat general embargo or top
be made on all Chips belonging to the
French 4 Barasian Republics whatloeger,
now within OF which hereafter lhall come
into any of the ports, harbors, OF roads,
within the united kingdom Of Great Bfi-
tain and Ireland, together with all per-
fons and effects on board the faid fhips
and yefeb but that the utmoa care
be taken for the Prefervarion of all and
every part OF the cargoes on board any
Of the fsid fhips, 70 I'hat no damage CT
emhezz!ement whatever may be obtained /;
and that the sight honorable The Lords
Commillioners Of his MajeRy's Treafufy.
the Commiflioners ofthc admiralty, and
the Lord Wardcn Of the Cirque Ports,
are to give the necedary direttiods heroic,
rs TO hem may refpetftiyely apperta n.
w. FAWKENER.
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with t!,ole ofF,ancs ancient aud saodern,,
as foon as you fball have obtained prac-
teal and exact information on thofe
points.
70. Ycu are to add to all this the mcft
sxteuGvc information, as we'll general as
particular, which you may be able to OBJ
tain from au .hori,y, efpecially.with regard
to commerce, and particularly relpeciing
falte accounts OF purchaie and laies OF dit
terent merchandizes, in orcer TO afceftain
the expences, rights and local cuioms, III
cafe Of purchsle, and fales.
20. Whether there are any fairs 10
your difritt whar ipecies Of trs6c is
carried on there, and to what amount.
No. V. Is the article inferted in the
Cerr-fpord dent.
Nos. VI and VII. are letters from Spi-
ridon Foredi, Efq. to Lord Hawkeibury,
giving an recount Of Seba&iani's con-
duct at Corfu.
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PETERSBURG, April rs.

The hopes of peace are all on fudden
yaaiihsd. Our troops march on the J 9Th.
The emperor has advanced money to the
officers, in order that they may not be en-
barraiIed by preparations for the march
and the campaign. General Michelfon
will command the army in chief. Gen.
Van Suchlelen remains with the emperor,
who it is fill aiIrrfed will take the field
IN perfon. Admiral Tfehitfchagof CON-
mands the feet.
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NEW YORK. July 4,

Arrived, ship Gipsey, Wrangham,
London, via St. Ubes; brig Bulah Ma
ria, Morris, Curacao Fair Manhattan,
Park, New Orleans; Jane and Eliza,
Taber, Cadiz; Betsey, -, St. Croix
;chr. Ferr,bee and Phoebe, ---, Digby,
N. S. Harvey, Van Klcek, Antigua /;
Weasel, Arnold, Martinique Harmless,
Stoddard, St. Simons; Francis Levi.
Wilkinson, Natchez; Polly, --, E.
denton, NC. Mary, Barnam, Digby, N.
S. sloops Nancy, DeD6eld, Norfolk Eli
"a, Slocum, Charleston Sally, Towng,
Wilmington, N. C.
Cleared, ship Patriot, Seward, ST. Do
mingo Minerva, Folger, Savannah
brig hannah, Ryaa, Havre Eliza and
Mary, -, Savannah; Thomas Pinck.
ney, Reynegan, Port Republican Happy
Couple, Starks, Savannah !; Ann Maria,
Hand, do. John, Maleomb, London
schr. Thomas, Dwyer, Dominique; Mo,
nongahela Farmer, Mallary, Trinidad
Lyon, Edgecome, N. Providence; Mar.
tina Washington, Buskirk, Antigua
William, Douglas, Shelburne Fairplay,
Maker, Guadaloupe Lavater, Bell,
Wilmington; sioop Charlotte, Looms,
Georgetown and Alexandria.
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STOCKHOLM, April IL.

A freqeenrinterchange Of couriers takes
place between this court and that of Pc.
.erfburg, but we are in general here with
cut the leae inquietude with refpef to
the differences between the two countries,
and we already regard the bufnefs as
amicably terminated.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-07
NORFOLKsI July :.

Arrived, tbe ichooner Belfry and Fan
ny, captain Giblon, IS days from Nevis.
June IS, in lat. so, long 73, 3o,- fpoke
the fchooner Maria, captain Chace 3 days
out from Baltimore bound to Port Re.
public.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-07
PaRurags.

THE fubicriber has about / 5 acres Of
Land, adjoining Hunting Creek, under
good enclofure, with water fence, where
HORSES and CATTLE will be taken
onpaaurage.
ALEX. HENDERSON.
June II. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-07

We announced foms time ago, that
70. 100000 of piaaers were expected ar
Cadiz from the Indies We now learn
from Bourdeaux, that great part OF it
arrived about rhe emil of April.