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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-11
sEfKEwftz,
Wheaton's Patent Itch Ointment.
STOUGHT0Ns
GEN UINE BITE RS,

Faithfully Prsbaved al the original rOars.
hog|s London.
TO mike any o5ierys''1ns here, rpm shs IA.
p:.ior quality of thcle Buffers, to any ever of+fei
for ftle, is needless; fpaiee i, to fa7, that they
haze food the tef of appreciation great number
of years.
Gentlemen, who prefer bir;ers, will End then
az elegant and wholelome PREPARATION; and now,
for the fir9 time, imported in quart bottles, al
we'll as vials, which will reduce The price nea
one half.
Gs- Country fortsaand tsvefns fuppIied by the
dozen or groce, with very large allowaNc;
sbe price, or bartered far country produce on ap-
LEGATION to Mtfrs. Robert and John Gray, book.
ieIlers, Alexandria.
iSeid'a1fo. (Retail)
By Rap'ne, Conrad and Co boo1GslIos, CsPi.
toJ Hill, Warrington; John March, booklelIcE
George Town; T'ildley Glaham, Norfolk, ara
A. Buck, Frederick fbusg.
Nj, z,r.w
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FORT FOLIO.

90 The Patrons ofthe PoRr F'o-
ITO, and the puphc generally are in
formed, that on the hrlt day Of Ianua-
sry next, the publication of the fourtk
volume wilIcomnence.
The friends to this establishment
1 will pleate recolle6f, that one ofthe mott
necelary stipulationsis the paymentof
one years Subscription, FiUe Dollars
In advance.
Subscriptions or arrearages will be
thankfully received for the Editor, by
the Editor of the Alexandra Advertil-
-ef, who isshis agent in misplace.
Sc Cath given for clean Linen and
Gotten Rags.
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JOSHUA RIDDLE

BEGS leave TO inform his f.ieads aod the pub
lie, that he has juR received very complete
Ai1ortment ofsFall Goods,
condaing of belt fupeffne,@fne and coarfe cloths,
Of every colour, ,kcrieymeres, fwsnfdowns, thick
fetts, fancy cords, yelye.s, kerl.ys, halithioks,
plains and kendall cottons. rofe and tripcd blank
,Aannels, baizes, coatngs, napt fries, fcsret
cloaks, bookings, ticklenburgs, ofnaburgs, Hel-
fan rolls. AlEo, variety Of
FANCY GOODS,
the whole of which he offers at the mea reduced
prices, for ready payment, or on the ufaal credit
60 tbofc whole punttuality may be relied on.
Nov. I. dstIaw
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Notice IS hereby Gaue2..

1pOtltc " ftclcDV JtOe7l,
That we ths fubfcribers, inpudusncc Of feyetat
DEGREES OF the High Cour, OF Chancery, held a,
the City of Richmond, dated on the 2ad day
September, 1901, ard the 1T OF Oa9ber,
1901, the a6thof March, and 18th Septem-
her, 1907, aall proceed to fell on the pre-
miles, hereinafter mentioned, to rho bighea
bidder, on Friday the3d day of February next,
If tair, if not The next fair day, far rsaey ~ax.y.
4 7aaa Of Land,
SITUATE, lying and being on Bull Run, in
the county Of Prince William, on which MIR.
William Afmfead now lives containing eleves
hundred and forty acres, being the remainder of
the lard of John Atmiead, deccafed, OF Caroline
county, in the laid county of Prince WilIism,
rdcviled by him TO his fon, the aforelaid William
Armfead: on This land there are comtortaDls
and commodious dwelling houfe, and other re-
cenary OUT houles, and table and barn. The
ioil is good, and there is fuficient qaantitS Of
timber for Its fupport. Its expected chat thofe
VINO win TO purchalc will examine the land. III
is ftuated in healthy and gentees neighbour
hood Its difance is about three miles from Hay
Market, twenty FIVE miles from Dnrtries, and
thirty FIVE miles from Alexandria.
Thos. Lee, sen.
Gerard Alexander, 5Cow'rs.
Bernard Hooe, jun.
Dec. rs. 2awds
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Tbs aS.t0 g2Ue Notice,

THAT we the iubflrbers have obtained from
the Orphans Court of Alexandra County, in
the @Diartt of Columbia, Letters Of Adminifra-
tion on the perfonal saate of George Kflfoa, lac
Of the faid county ofAIexsndrs, deceafed-An
pedons having claims againf the faid ciiafc, are
hereby warned to exhibit The fame, with the
vouchers thereof, the fubscribers, at or before
the ninth day ofNovember next. they may other
wife by law be excluded from all benefit Of the
laid caste.
Given under our hands this twenty leyenth day
of December, 1904.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-11
John C. Vowel,
Daniel M'Leod.

N. B. All psrfons indebted to the easte Of
George Klsos, decsafed are rcqaefed to make
Immediate payment TO the above named admin
TRAITORS, or either of them.
Dec. 7s ec3w
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HOUSES TO LET.


The fubfcriber having removed fyom Alex
andria, is deGroas Of letting his TWO HOUSES
in Water ifreet, ftuated upon The north and lousk
corners of Jcferfon Greet. they are we'll fuit-
CD TO the Accommodation OF i,nal families, have
an uninterrupted snd extenhve view OF Potomac,
with we'll enclofed gardens and neceG.ry out
buildings attached
4 fewuoimproved lots under fence, adjoining
the above for rent or fale.
For Particulars apply to Mr.. D. w. Scott,
nearly opP9flcthc premaes, or to r. i. Taylor.
Efq King Rreet.
T. HAMILTON.
Dec. Is. ;.
For Sale,
1000 bufhels Of Richmond Coal.
Apply TO YIN. OxLEY
Dec. IT.
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For Sale, By
ROBERT g JOHN CRAY,
WHEATOWs
GENUINE PATENT JAUNDICE
B ] T T E r S.


q MEDICINE extremely ufefa! wh.,
"a Jaundicy and Bilious Complaints are. {,
prevalent among the citizens of America and Il.
Wet Indies. They arc a ufcful and sficaciou
Medicine for curing Jauadicy and Bilious difor.
dtfs, and removing that fidking, faint, diafea.d
feeling at the ttomach, difficulty of breathing, afI
of appetite, and leepy, dull heavinefs In the su,..
part OF the day, weasnes and trembling o6ihs
limbs, dlzzinefs OF the head, ard yellowncfs Of
countenance, COMPLAINTS 70 common to iAundicr
and bilious people.
Alto removing co1Ripation of the bowels, OBJ.
afuttions of ufine, csolicy complaints, puknet
and purgings, indigsRioa, iick head ache, rhea
matte complaints. &C.. which afife from collec.
ton Of four, billions matter in the ftomach) and
at lcngIhreforing the ceaaitmion TO &rength and
vigor.
They are alto found verysuetul to carry Of
woims, and cure ricketty children, and may BE-
ufcd with faiety in all contributions, ages and
fcxss.
The many cures that have been effected inNes
, England, by the above medicine, las may he
leen in the Bills prevent tbs necelity of furshs
recommendation.
sEqKRwft2,
Wheatons Patent ltch Ointment.
The only medicine in the world which vii
eertainly cure the ITCH, without having 10 j,
any shiag either dangerous or difagrceable; it
being competed notify Of ingredients never before
dilcoysfed or ufed in thar diforder. Oae box cures
a psffon, and there need be no waihing after the
oie Oft, as The kin is generally left cleaner sua
fnoother after tlse Of: of il than before.
AuguA 2. ,sw6n
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10 de Rented.

a two aory fsane HOUSE, aed alargs LOT
for Garden, with a Well Of coed water at the
dor, on Dnke frcet, aboat three fquares TO The.
eafward Of the Stone Bridge: poGelii N may be
had Immediately.
lJa,
A Lot about 34l feet or Potomac
arand, exc ding weRwafd about Sofeet, TO az
alley. TINS may be rented for about ten years,
aud, perhaps, on ground REM forever. This lot
is very near TO Wolfe ffect and Kisi's what.
Vim. Hartihorne.
Mes. co .
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4 LOT OF GROUND.

Containing FIVE acres, one mile from town laying
between the Georgetown road, and the river,
near MIR. HoDesoNs, on which is a fnall Houfc..
SAMUEL CRAIG.
NOV. io. s,aw
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20 rent for one or two years, the
STORE AND. CELLAR / at preicnt occupy.; ;
alto a STORE AND CELLAR on Kipg street,
near Morris Tavern.
FOR S 4LE.
a Il OF CPQIINDs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14
ENQUIRER
RICHMOND
SATURDAY, JULY ii, 1904.
Vindication Of Virginia.
NO. VI.

fhall not pretend to purfne the jealous fe-
deral'its of til North through all the various
criticiiins, which they have attempted to pro-
rounce upon the meaiures of Mr.. IeGerfon's adj
minitiation. Already have extended the
Nindicaton of Virginia to too great a variety of
topics, and perhaps exhau0ed the patient atten
ton OF the reader. Few would now be willing
TO accompany me in controversy, the points
of which would be as numerous as the meafires
OF the preftnt administration where charges
which have been 70 iucccfF ally repeated, are
again brought forward for refmation where all
the unfoundcd complaints, which the ardent
hopes of the patriot had long lince ,onfgned TO
endlefs oblivion, are once more excited 10 dif
turb the public repofe. Thefe flbieG{s formerly
70 ntereftng to the public mind, have now loa
all their plcang gofs Of novelty; and no onci-
nal arguments have been produced to clotbe
them with additional attractions. With moa
OF the Federal Editors fthe northern tatcs. inn
pariiality has ceafed TO b. virtue, and ingcnu-
ity has been waited in diaorting the mott obvious
truths, IN Geducing the mot Erroneous infercn-
cesfrom indiputable facts, 6, ngiving IN
favorable conjunction &colourng, to meafures
of TIC moa Riiking utility. Towhat othefcaufe
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14
MiSccN n o1.s.

IN tbe A.tf number, the Editor promijtdto PUB
k:kb an Grafton deiivered By one Of Mr. OgiIoie's
jNaiar pupils, on tie LOvr Of Prajf. Henry Cur
III. the author, is betzveen IL and ls years of
age. TIE Editor bas givsn it a preference a5ozIe
t5e ofber Speeches qobieb srs,e dxliqsred in tie
Capitol, rather on account IF The eoyys4 iHsas ii
eo"fGin5 thar OF account Of tie jberioy accuracy,
or elegance Of its diGfion. II is the dufy off6e
Edif0~ TO remark, t5at from all tie Information
eo5i-5 Re las obtained, 5e bas yigbt 10 beiieqe,
tbct e'.'s;y idea contained in IBIS E61:y, Rozved
fran tie iaaq,ieA Jitggeqions ojtbe line qr,ffe,s
's'in9, an9 IS exbrSd, q0iib tie exception otbyre
o. fca- zvordJ, in his language.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14

ofJIne- b. thefe it appears that the territory
enjoys uninterrupted health. Advices from
Spain, 1t was fiid, had been received, Eating
that Ave regiments were ordered 20 Penfacola |;
and Governor Folch has written 70 Governor
Claiborne, protecting, i'm a formal manner, a
sl:Sft the mealurcs OF the American government
affirming jurildi6tion over the Mobile Bay. Co
vernon Chiborne's lady had arrived at New
Orleans, and was received with great diftireiion
by the inhabitants. Pill. GaS.
A gentleman at New-Orleans, who is in litu-
alton which gives him an opportunity of being
we'll acquainted with the commercial ana politi-
cal intsrets OF that province, gives TO his friend
in this city, in letter dated the 9TH June, the
following intereftirS Information:
You know, preIume, that we claim Mo-
bile AS part OF the ceflion from France. Spain
objects to this /; and, being in power there, ex-
acts from us the ancient duties. Congreis, how
ever, have p1ted an ad for the regulation of this
part OF the province, as if they were without
apprehension that their right TO do 70 would be
6iiputed. The goyernor-general, who re.ides
nj Pen.acola, has ften this act, and it has excl
ted much alarm and ill-tcmper. faw, lat night,
tranilation OF his letter TO Governor Claiborne
GA the fub;eGt, 10 be forwarded TO the PRECEDENT
ofthe United States, in which he aiIumes bold
tore, and fays he views our conduct as i ferrous
violation the treaty, and of the harmony that
ought to fublilt between the two governments.
He adds, that he iha feel it his duty to reGft
with force Of arms every fuch violation.--He
then endeavours TO thew, by a variety of argu-
meiits, that we have right 10 that coultry,
ard hopes the Pfefident will be fitsfed on due
confederation that he (the Governor) is correct
in his opinion, and that the PRECEDENT will take
nleafnres TO abandon claim 70 unfounded but
if not, and if the American Government perfift
III the e1ercife of Legislative and executive con-
trout over that country, however painful the al
tentative, he ihall ufe the force enrufted to him
to repel with arms every Tuch unjuf encroach-
ment.
How this difagreeable bufnefs will end,
know not. On the truth OF the facts you NAV
place the mott implicit confidence. The tranf-
iation of the letter is attened by the Interpreter
to the government; and l expect will foon be
publiIhed in your papers from the proper autho-
r;ty." Mere. Adv.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14
FoR THE ENQUIRER.
MATILDA,
mn ORIGINAL ELEGT.


The following elegiac verfes were written a.
k2ut ~ years ago: the writerwas theneghteen
Ars OF age: an carly prediction for Poetry
AID Rhetoric had been infuled into his mind {:
he had unhappily been taught to undervaluethe
fold advantages and unfading attractions ofphi-
loiophy and fcience. Few circumstances are
more fatally calculated to pervert the minds of
youth, than an early, executive and extTavagant
attachment to romantic aud amuhve literature.
The principles of icience furnifhthe fureR foun-
dation and its analogies the Tneit ornaments,
for the vifionary fabric of moral fiction. The
grandcft triumph of the poet and the proper
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14
" Connsdirnf Cownaf.--t ID
! Baton RePertory.
S Mr. EJ'J rsj0Imiors.

TIE Editor eoaelade5, in tbs dey'J baser, BIZ,
Yin4.cation Of V1rgiaia.
AiSisHior off5e mai mfrreRiag 7odas on tbs
4ib JR!y, 7eW be .gi7,aH in Ire nerf paper.
Mr.. John Bruce, a Kentucky fat1ner. who
came paienser in the fch'r Experiment, which
arrived yeforday from Newt ORLEANS, brought
with him fix tons OF hemp Of his own culture.
This hemp is faid to be comfortably fIperior in
quality to that imported from Ruma. As a
proof that 1t is of hrmer texture, ii NAV be men.
toned, that when three Gbfes of the Ruhian
hemp were pulled between the hands, they
fnapped; whereas an eGuql number of the Ken.
lucky produce rcGited the power Of the hands
completely. Mr.. Bruce intends, (hould he fnd
a good market, to raifi a very confederate orqn.
ty Of this article in'future years. We tr,ln he
will receive that encouragement TO profecutc his
Object, which every man deferves whole laboprs
tend to leiien the importation Of foreign COM
nodities.
The captain informs that the fnear which ne
brings from Few-Orcaus is not inferior, with
regard 70 either the colour or richnefs to the fiji
gars imported from the different WeAtrGia t.
lands. The French, he fays, at that place are
much difcontented, particularly with the cuf.
laws, and are very troubl, forae and
'nioIent. lMT. Dsik Adv.
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~ The members of the Walh-
'ington Society of Alexandria, are re
quoted to attend a regular ftated
meeting of the Society, on Tueiday
the frf day Of May next at Gadlbys
Hotel at II o'clock A. NJ.
G.. DENEALE, Secretary.
April 25.
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SPRING GOODS.
BENJAMIN Cooke
gid tawSw

HAS received, Via Philadelphia handforn.
afortnlent of QUESTIONABLE GOODS, among
which are
Chintzes, prints, dimities, eambrick
and India do. cam5rick muffin, figured, white
and coloured do. India book muffin, do. null do.
elegant, figured 90. ribands, lace, edgings, lace
wells, pic mic gloves and mitts, artificial flowers,
fix, cotton, thread ard leather gloves, thread,
cotton and fix hcE, bandanna handkfs. Ma
dras DO. cambricE do. black and coour'd lutte.
Arngs, MerfeiIles, contribution. and military cord.
iuper6ne cloths and kerltymeres, do. white fin
mel, Grip'd ua..kcens, India do. gurrahs and cat
fas, ticklenbutg, one c1fc beR L0ndon hats, um-
brellas and parallels, &c. &c.
trs The above goods will be fold low for
LASH.
April *. div cow
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Douglass and Vaudeville

Have jaf received and for Sale,
A few hoglheads retailing Molafes
Peach Bandy in bla.
Whlikcy in hhds. and bis.
~. E. Rum in do.do.
Loaf Sugar DO. do.
Stonghson's Bitters in bottles,
Liverpool blown Salt il Jacks,
Hamilton and Sons Snuff in bottles,
Green Coffee in BIS.
Cotton IN bales.
April zs- 3td tawSw
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PUBLIC SALE.

VIII be added to Saturdays Sales,
pipes 4;h proof Conisc Brasdy,
do. do. old Holland Glss and
i crates Stone Ware.
FThos. Patten.
&nrilsr
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L O S 7,

L Q 5 /,
A red Morocco POCKET BOOK,
.cosaining Two Hundred and Fifty odd dollars in
Bank Notes; two Notes of Hand enc 70, { s
dolars, and the. other for sos dolls. with fcadry
ether papers, receipts, sc. A reward of Fitsy
Dollars viii be given for the iaid pocket book,
ard SIS contents when left, on application in a.
lsxaDdria to MIR. PHILIP RUSSELL.
B. B. Lively.
March az. DIST.
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Marck az.
SEED POTATOES,

Of an extraordinary ize and quality; dried Cod
FIN; and few dozen Market and Clothes Baf-
krts, for Sale by
7h0s. Slmzgs.
April as. d
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From what we have heretofore perez
ed in the writings Of Mr. Jefferson %
should have expected on an oos''J f n.
touching to the honor and character - ~,
country, and which ought to have w.
home SO to the feelings OF every a 'll nan bil
he would have blazed out IN more '.'s him.
usual verbal pomposity-sha; PegSa' e;oitt d
self would be too sluggish FIR me r. nt sS3oai
his fancy, and that the na'el'sH'N
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g To the SezGte and House q RftTs'Sh|'
kIves of Tie LMted States.

ives q the United 5iqtss'
I" commnm. ate 10 Cuugrrfs lett;f F;'s, ~;
from captain B4inbuidge, coa'nNniet OF '0s -
lad.lphia ffigate, informing Us OF TIE "'''H >D =
that veGel on ,hc coaG Of fTiQolI, a'd t'4' .l ~.
felf, his cfi.eTs, aol men had fallen mo 10 -
hands Of the Tripciirans. Hi. acc'de1' XIV" Wv.
it expedicDt to i0creale our lJrce, aHa c"' 10.
our expenses in the Mediterranean bey'oa w. ~,
the laa appropriation for The naValbIcfy"' s ID.
tempIated. recommend therefore 10 Inc W., ,b,r
defav'on Of Con2cels fach an sddt'Io0 - ,socg
appropriation as they mag tblok I'S q
Esq IFS. ,ooo>r"
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SuaIhinqto.l bostefp.

1i,s M-nsdeYS 81 flie Aleranariia Washing-
tan Society, zuia please to take notice that a
regular stated meeting q the SAID Society,
7viH &c held at GadSbg's Hotel, o., Wedass-
day tie 4th Of July next, at halt past 10
0'ckack, d. ~. the Society zviN move IN pro-
ceSsi9a from thence at IL O'Clock to the Ebis-
copa1 Church, zohere an Oration 1oiH be deli
oered5g George Washington Parke Custis,
E9g.
Tie Members Of the Society, uvith such as
cl7es 70 bqrtake wiN dine at Gads6y's at 3
o,1ck, f0r 7vtich purpose subscription is
o.-s4.ed at the bar.
By order efrthe Standing Committee,
G. Deneale, Set'y.
~ 3. Il more particular detail q the or
der o1 the dag zUiA be dereafer a,oaouncea.
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pubilt Sale.

On ThurG1ay next, the 9Th Of July,
will be fold at The dwelling hoaic of the late
capt. Mills, corner OF Prince ano Alfred ttreets,
AUthe Personal Estate
of the deceslcd, con6Ring of Houfshold and Kit
chen Furniture, &c. &c.
Phllp G. MayqslIer.
June rs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-02
IUST ARRIVED, :
Office Of Dltcoasat and Deboft.

WAsHiNGroN, June II.
Al notes offered for difcount mutt
IN fntate be Lett . the Office ostoge o'clock
T. M. on Tuailay's.
GAose fos Wedneiasy the 4th of July i5eing
90 f5ogydayl muG D. In on Monday the I'D be-
fore 3 o'c!1ek, PM.
flames Davidlon, Cashier.
June 20. dat
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1.uo Cents ReQaIa.

RAN AWAY from tAe (ub{criber
in Alexaoasia, a boy mined HENRY KICKS,
about IS years Of age: he hal or, when he went
away, blue 'clSct and brown overalIs. Who
ever tskes Up tsid boy aud brings him home.
fhsi have tic above reward, bus no charges
vii be paid.
John Wood.
I.iSS as d3t
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C. Turtle Dinner.

A fne GREEN TURTLE will be
cooked on the 4th of July at KOonss's
l'aTern.
Dinner 7s6 each person. Those
WHO intend dining are requested TO
leave their names at the Bar.
June 80.
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TO be Rented.

TaE HOUSE formerly occupied by tie SUD.
sesso1r on Wase aeeet, having every convent
eacs tor gcn..si samiiy, 9Th large psoduc.
80 srse~ Re dtaasion hcsl5hy ard The hoxse
til. sansgaer season. For par
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-02

What these circumstances are we pre-
sumo not to decide but it is probable that
those who speculate upon the resignation
of ministers may find themselves mlstak-
zen.
After concluding very beneficial loan,
Tor the benefit of the country and the con-
tractors, Mr.. Arlington yesterday opened
the budget. The burthehs are as moder-
ate as, in the present state3of affairs, could
have been expected. The war taxes are
to be augmented in their produce one MI
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-02

lion.
This augmentation is upon
wine, from 12 to 10 gnneas. a
ton; an augmentation winch the
wine merchants were told last
year to expect. ahe produce
ofthis tax is estimated at &C
An addition of IL Upper
cent on the articles under the
head of Consolidated Customs
excepting wine, tea and cotton
woodland doubling, the duty on
raisins and sweets. The es-
timated produce Of this addi-
ton is 81
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SALE POSTPONED.

SALE POSTPONED.
The Sale of Mr.. ThoS. RichardS's
DRY GOODS is poapoued on aCcoua, Of the wet
weather, until Wednesday tic IEth of July next,
when the whole of bis Stock, couGaing Of great
VARIETY OF
Fancy and Fashionable Articles,
will be fold without rc{efvs.
Philip G. Mayfeller.
June49e.
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WIN, FINLAY,
JOHN SHAKES.
IOHM SHAKES

Intends continuing the BRUSH M AKfNG
BUSINESS a, the old &ahd in Kiog Erect, where
ta. fsrmcr eoeomers of Fnlsy and Shakes and
ne plhlc, may be Gpplied with articles IN his
lisc, At as low prices and of as good quality as
tli-S can be had 10 the Uaited States.
aJ- An Apprentice wanted TO the
above nu6nets.
June rs. d3r ee3t
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7,ke Pertaefshae Of

E1NLAY and SHAkES
was d;folved on The aoih init by mutual coofent.
John Shakes beng fully authorized &c fettle the
bufnefs in Alexandra, and William, Finley in
Baltimore.
Ali perfons having claims againa faid firm are
requcae3 70 cal for payment, and shote indebted
10 make immediate iettlement.
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Tohn c. Vowell.
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