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Pu5eat Corn SheJIang Machlne.
Rv virtus Of authority In me placed
amongR which are

By virtue OF authority In me placed
by Th mas Bnrnham, one OF the pfopfletors Of
the Carn Sheiing Machine, invented by Paul
P fury of Newbufg, State OF Maaachuetts, |
new offer for lae in the state Of Virginia snd
thar part Of the Dltlitt of Columbia welt of the
Potomac, tee excInfyc right TO conaruet, and
authority to ufc, and ysnd to Others to be ufsd,
this fmplc but very valuable Nadine.
will fell right to conttrutf' Jingle one, or
| will fell the light for any county in Virginia,
e low as to IA axe it an Object to the purchafcr.
It politics every property mott deGrahe in a
Machine, fach as durability, expedition, Gmplci-
ty and 70 little labcur in working it, that two
men may eafly ihcl one hundred bufhels per day.
II takes 70 little from the cob that the corn does
not Require flaming as in the common method of
,hrelhing.
Mllers and Farmers who have large quantities
Of this grain to<G1ell will fad it mucll to their
advantage to work this Machine by horle or By
water, as one might be contributed at fmall ad-
dtional expence to faelI one hundred barrels per
day. Any perfon wishing to fee the performance
OF this Machine may be gratifed by applying
either al VIM. Harnhogne's Store in Alexandra,
or at his Null three miles from town.
ROBERT HARl SHORNE.
Description Of tae Shilling Machine.
II eonfits Ola wooden frame tor the, cylinder
TO work in, ; feet inchss long, feet inches
in height.
A cylinder a inches diameter, and II inches
long, OF white oak, fet with fmaiI iron teeth to
project Gu, abou, 3.S of inch, inelietted within
1.S inch of each other TO ihell the corn with as
the cylinder turns round.
A Gudgeon pading through The centre Of the
Cylindef for it to turn on, MADE Of wood or
iron.
A Crank TO turn the Cylinder with, made OF
wood or iron. fem.crcuar bottom under, he
Cylinder, made with wooden lats, let with
FINAL iron teeth. inyesfeded like thofe in the Cy-
finder the aats let 70 far apart as to let the
iheled corn fall through in the receiver below.
A aae piece of wood placed at the top of the
frame at enc end to conduct the ears of corn III at
one fae of the Cylinder, which being lhellsd, the
cobs PATS out at the othcride. The iiie where
the ears enter is half an inch wider than that where
che cob is discharged.
MIR. Davis, Richmond, MI. Green, Frederick
,u,g, ard MIR Bowen, at Winchefter, are deGred
o:publlih the above once week for ten weeks
. their REFLECTIVE papers.
Feb. IT liwIow
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S II Q E S.
SAMUEL CLARK

ga MUEL SLARh
Hopefully informs bis 7ssya and Csxufry CaL
fomers fbat be eousrmptgtes ieapirg RIBS b}aee
.Nonly, and vii d1ogft ofrsbs yfoIlosviag S6ocs
.to, ee@ CREDIT or psodxcs--z.ix
Englilh and American colored Kid
Sippess,
D.. black end white, high and low heels,
Back, ned, green and blue Morocco Slip
Ladies Biask Morocco J-a.rfon'. fhoes.
h,G.s' Red and Black do,
500 palr god Calf SKIN Shppsss.
Black s.nf d.
Mil 5 NJ rocco aud L-alher Slippers.
Boys foe and coafs4 ihoes.
Oh ID : Jtfsfon Shoes, and pumps.
Meas fne Morocco faces, and dancing pumps.
ID. 6ne Moroeco fnoes, and coarfr hoes.
March IT. d.
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4 TRAIT of Land

near Dumfries, on the tide water of Powelli
creek, called Cedar Grove, containing about
600 acres, with houfes and Others improvements
One moicty Of a Tract of LAND
on Chappawamhc creek, with hou(es, quafIit'
and free ftone, sc. thereon.
A Houle and Lot in Newport,
(Potomac) No. I3 Two Lots with Store
Houle, Sheds, Wharf, sc. in the fam: place,
Nos. rs and 10.
One of two undivided Lots in the
tewn OF Geneva, fate OF New York.
And the Houles and Lots in DUN
fries, now occupied by James Smith, ,ad BY
applying to whom any further particulars @I
be made known rslpeaing the Aforementioned
property; which viii be fold under tie foP'''
attendance and direction OF Timothy BnGdIg''
This lale is to be made in purluancc OF an
order of the Comm]iioncrs of Bankruptcy fitting
on the cafe of ames Smith, Bankrupt, ia
conftqaence of mortgage entered into by 'o'
(aid James Smith oa the 9th day of January
1893, TO the fnbicribers, to iecurc The payment
of The fun Of money, in the mortgage deed meN'
Toned.
Bond aud lccurity is to be taken for the Pn''
.chaf money, and the legal title is to remain III
lhe faid Bethune and Smith, until the lame Pa''
chafe nloney be fully paid.
by his Attorney Jas. Jno. M1FgaIuD'
ANDREW SMITH,
by his Attorney Jas. Jno. Maga'p"'
n The foregoing advertisements
approved of by me or
TIMOTHY BRUNDIDGE,
A0ignee of the Creditors in the cafe OF ID"
Smith, a Bankrupt.
Dumfries, March e. eoo.
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TT BLANK BOOKS

Suitable Tor Clerks Offices, Banks and Mer.
chants Accounts ready made, and large aoce
OF the btft paper on handfol making blank books
any pattern.
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Forty Doll6rs Reuard,
For taxing up and leeuring 10 sny jail, 70 that /
get them agaio,
Negroes SAM g lane,

who ran away out Of my petition in Fairfax
County about fix miles above Alexandria on lait
Thutfday. Samis a loat welItormtd man, very.
black complexion, abon, forty years Of age.
four look, and has freak Of white hairs on
his left cheek, together with fear. Jane is
between IS and Is years of agr, very black
complexion, four look. She had on friped
jaoket and petticoaf, and e The daughter of Sam.
II either OF them is takep, half the reward will
be paid, with rsafonabIe expenses if 5ro't home.
All matters of veae!s and others are warned not
TO harbor carry them OF, as in that cafe the
law will be put in force againfi them.
Henry Talbutt.
: '' An,,l q aaw3t.
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FOR SALE,

A HOUSE and LOT
fee fmplc, 90 the weR iie of Pitt ffreet, be
tween Wolfe ard freets, adjoining Mr.
lanes Flctchei's. The terms will be made know.
on application 70
Thomas Patten.
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S A L E S.

To be fold on credit of fix months, at Public
Auction, on Monday the 18th day OF april
nex', before the front door OF George VIII.
lams'i Tavern, in the town OF Dummies, the
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BY AUTHORITY.

Scbsms Of a Lottery.
II 5aiJnt -4eademy is The City5f Sicbm,.5
Prize lar drawn ticket having Doli''
blank TO it's number. no.
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Notice.

By virtue Of a Deed of fruit lIoln
Thomas Dcmpfey and Nancy his wlie' ~ Ill
fubfcriber, on Saturday the 18th DAY o. nf +,
next, will be expo(ed 10 pubic Tale ialeO"
pennies
4 Lot of Ground 4.
on the wet fde of Water ffeet, 100 'ee' " "a
feuth Of Wolfe Greet, extending IN "0"'
Water trcct rs feet, depth SO teet.
R. |. Taylor
March II.
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Fer Sale,

Fer Sac,
For term Of years, healthy, aout
NxGROWOMAN. Apply 10 the Printer.
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,,,.. 10 each bank, al 40 expenfe of 80
ESr., ch, The whole would amount to
1s soars. The executor of the plates
%, ,.v plan, could afford 10 ipeni half as
De- ~. in making The dies, as II would rake
'n we ~. the whole number of plates, Git be-
q, lrtl. work TO 6oeh a plate after the dies
b - -, which would be equal 60 the work Of
W.. .r,asea plates. Or courle the f3f Sterss-
y psofs for. eaunsefteiSer, (were it eveA
,;.,ble 10 imitvsc the work, which is nor
~, ~ NUT contsfn wok equal TO Shat on go
4. .eylutagc Of making all plates of differ
- o,oks alike except the name Of the Bank
?, + vill enable the individual TO detect
a y, Bills, ii being im391F5!e TO make an
.T,o without the ongin4l dies which Will
sr guage with The true Bills. T>he dies
W (. dseolited in fone fecure place. People
d fesn become familiar with the pcculilsiues
'g in lfoved Bills, and De able TO detect q
,.,scir ii ould II be offered.
n. isO crib.r has paid a long AMI unwearisd
.,.iOn to this fnSjett. He has iecured
:, for the invention, and now fubmits The me.
..,fit TO The leyereR pa5lic icrutiay. He
''1.ages inyeligation, and pledges himielf 70
~ every OBJECTION as toit4 being 40 cfFeau-
Is.k. He iaccrely requests that on fao-
i d fuch public Importance, houd any peJion
1 affections laboufing in their minds, they
!, BE- pablifhed IN this or any other paper, and
& enable him TO meet objections whica might
& unaafSered becaule unknown.
The public's mott
obeJient iervanr,
JACOB PERKINS.
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NATIONAL JUSTICE!
E1tyact Of a letter from HaHfax.

Extract Of letter from Hakfax.
Captain Collins, OF the brig Rover,
priyateer, belonging to Liverpool, =. 81
who sometime past plundeged the schooner
William Wright, capt. Odlin, from Cape
Francois, for Philadelphia, has been, by
order of Governor Wentworth deprived of
his commission. The owners the priva-
teer have proved to the satisfaction OF The
kings attorney-general, that capt. Collins
acted contrary totheir orders. The noacy
and goods plundered from on board the
William Wright, they have agreed, at their
own expence and risk, to rerurn to the
owners, by delivering chem at Pniladel-
phia or New-York, and to pay for the sea
mems clothes"
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gone by the board about ten or twelve feet Of
her toremaf faniiag, and the hump of the bow.
fprt toInr of her fpars and fails Heating along
ilde. From every appearance Che muA have been
recently wrecked, as the Tea was continually
breaking over her, ard thereby rendered it udiafe
TO beard her, was prevented from making any
further oblerystoDs Or diicoyeries being we'll Ia
tlsded there we've no p=rfons alive on board, food
on our courieagain
On pcrufal of the papers by the Packet, we
d. not dilcoyef any thing OF momenf. The
London Morning Chronicle of the 10th Jays
g There was yehcrday report that .he Preach
had gained pofsilion OF E lineur- We made the
mott particular en9nires as 10 The tourcc OF this
information, bot We could trace it to no au.
rhen,ic quarter. That an alarm has fulfilled for
fome time of the hottie de6sns OF the Chief
Conlol againG Denmark, is certain; ard this
!as naturally been heightened by the circu n
Rance 81 the embargo laid on all vsG.ls 10 the
Nonh Seas; but we fuipett that the rnmeut is
un.ounded, thought il is certain that ali tile letters
from Holland, as we'll as Hamburger, have coun
tenaneed the apprehension. The fact is inecon.
cilahle with any cotton of true policy On the part
Of the Chief Conful, as an attack upon D>omark
would necsGIfily force the Emperor Of RulIi4 to
tskc a part in the war aganit France.
The embargo on all veaeis defined to the
ports III the Baltic, 81. was yeferday extsnded
to all veaels clearing out for Ireland. What
can be the object of this m@alurt9 Is there a
lerious dread Of BEirifh property alling lntc he
hands OF the enemy, that ali inleFalet IS put Upon
ali trade with the counuies which arc likely to
be over run? Ii The danger be indeed 70 'rrmi-
neut, il is fit tia, the mof vigorous aeps Mould
De taken Tor our psotettlon; ard we lament ID
{r:, tbat in momcut ike the p,eient, the atten.
tcn Of our mnaers ieems 10 be occupied with
mesfure, 70 curious and futile as the pItfcrt,
Whatever foundation there may be in truth
for the alarm OF ATTACK upon Denmark, and
the capture OF the town Of Eihneur, ii had the
rfs{l yeferday, towards the ciolc of the mar
ket, of fixing the funds about half per cent.
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Sadler, Cap and Harnels Maker
PORTOF ALEXANDRIA,

Respectfully Informs his cuaomers and the
public 10 general that he is (uppisd with the beit
materials IN his line of bnGnefs, and Rauers him.
ielf from the quality of his work, and moderation
Of his prices, TO render latHlatti9n TO hofe wso
may pleaf. 10 favour him with theif commands.
HAVE NOW READY FOR SALE,
CcntIenen's fashionable Paddles made
on Engh Trees, and in part of the bc& En-
gIilh leather, the other materials warranted alfo-
E'afc, fhahed, inlaid and pain Paddles -
Leopard 1io houfons and fiddle coaths, ladies
fashionable Paddles with hogfkin, bucklir and
vevet feats PLACED brides OF the neweR patterns.
with d1kSlbeapch, guard, half guard and plain
bits common brides, martIngaes and collars,
an sfortmen, of whips, plated Suwarow fpuns
plated and polhcd patent FIRING ttiirups, plain
patcd ditro, Portnan;eaus, vallices and iaddle-
bags, horleman's caps, hoiters and belts, FIRE
bucke.s, carriage, Wagon and cart haEncls fur
nilhed a lhort notice. A fct of neat Eighth
gig harnels with plated mounting for Ele.
N. B. Orders Will be attended to with puncta.
atty.
april IS, eoSm
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Late foreign JatelLigsate.
LONDON, March 10.

The political horizon is at this moment fraught
|InmDorsant matter, and events of the utmolt
|satqucncs TO Earop. may be expected. This
lm Of things has given rife to innumerabIe
|niagrcs and reports. The topic, moa la.
|s.ssly intercltlng, is the real OF pretended
|salpsscy, againa the life of TIE fttt ConfM.-
hive are more fully Informed on TINS fubjea,
|GDnjs6aure mla be nugatofy. To deny the
|ai1iiy OF plot beng formed againt the
aicsn ulupcr, numerically detected as he is,
| aa Be ablurd. But we mutt revert TO what
L Obs1yed at Gra, thai 1t is extremely mproba.
Il uch men as Pichegrue and Mlreau would
|nslk ia 70 pal,ry and i'll concerted plan, as
bis is repteiented 10 be. Ii might fuis the
sias and inclination of fuch man as Georges,
|aifsw Of his aiociates but il general Pl.
|sgu has really gone from England, ii has been,
|should conceive, upon iome plan Of aach
lhi extent, and more comprehensive views, to
|sh advantage of the dilaft6tion of the Flench
|SF. and lolli.ry & AID head them 10 cafe of
|rdt Still LET'S probable is it shas.eag KS & r..
|r!Morsau would commit his laieiy 10 the honor
fidelity OF a handful Of sG4a;as. Either then the
3als snentire fabrication to cfalh Morcal, or
suniul has taken Advantage Of fone petty con.
|sKy toinpiicaie tbs great man & sft9 hisruin.
Asonhrm2tlon of ihef- leotimenis, i; will be re.
inbered, that the brother OF M,reau declared
ESacy 10 che uibuna.e {" saat the whole was
shiamous calunnY which he would hardly
M done, ii lie had been coni>icus of ferrous
I'Snd for criminal charge.
tTom this state OF aGA.ls III France, some ex.
Hhilons Of new revolution have been che.
Ind, and It was even reported in an evening
|M OF yesterday, that such an evSn, had taker
N' We cannot believe that such degree of
and patriotism exists either in the French
2oaor It's armies. They are sunk in the low
|se'gte' Of slavery ard aeprayity, and lhcy will
@ad lie virtuaus M3reau to Ihs scaGoid with
Gahand exul,alion.
another report which has prevailed is, that
@asaole French force has proceeded 10 the
"oa OF Denmark. We can easily believe
g'h' hst consul would have 20 obieaion to
S'sn excuse tor abandoning ths expedition a.
.'a'' thus country; but IN truth he has proceed.
"o tar in this project to be able TO re,eie.
|, u'eietore, giye.llttle creiit 10 this last re-
= ~ aus It such intelligence be really arrived,
'saiditas . s,rAsagem 10 distract or attenti.
: AID PCT US otF eur guard.
~ nome seciet expedition is spoken Of TO
up, OF rather wall up, the enemy's ports,
aaAang old vessels IN the roads oaden with
~ ~ ana Fabbish To this We are as little dis.
10 give cur assent, as 10 the proceeding.
- .sa0 be impossible to shut up Brest, and the
i. important hsrbours, in this manner. The
H.. dc oa!y rersptacles for boats and vessels of
ss ~ sniail dEanght of water, and, therefore, it
49,. - &C 'fiHmg 20 place in their roads impcdi-
a.. s.. sOa obstacles, which could be only etica.
s'ssAns' shipping.
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Mechanic Relief Society.
ANNIVERSARY.

TIE Members Of the Mechanic Peht
Society, zviN please to observe that their an
niversary meeting will be held on Tuesday
next the 1st ef Nay, at ten s'clock IN tae
forenoon, at the c0lrt house. Ptactual at
tendance IS requested, as considerable 6atsl-
ness viDbe bef0re the society.
~. THOMAS, Sec'ry.
AbrH26. st
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Fran AUX-cA1-ES, CSt. Domingo)
March 10, 1904.


On our pafTagc we met with f:veral priva.
,eers but they appeared AFRAID of US. The
French priyateers arc very NUMEROUS IN the P4(-
fsgc; and we NUT 6ghr our way through them.
The Backs here it'll continue 10 XIII all yYhe
Fiench whites, men w6nien md children -ie.
herd4y, they picked up levcnty five Of ihof- w.
fortunate people, and laG nixht the whole If th-in
were mshacrsd. No wii,e periou, Of any oa,i
on dare be ieen out ate. O'Clock in the even.
ing. Three days aga. a French priyateer ran
aihoTe fmal difancc from this place. The
blacks compelled tie French Capt. TO hang the
whole of the crew 80 in nunbcr) and ten be
his own executiones. The French have in(tlucs
ed the blacks in lefon: of blood !; and thcy have
proved apt fcholars. Since this lsft sGsfins;ion
the French have fwofn to take all vca;!s trad
ing with ,he blacks, and ut their crews to death.
One American crew, am Informed, has alEea
d. met this fasel! All kinds of American pro
ducc here is very high; beef 80 dollars per
barrel pork nearly 20; -four feven joss ];
butter IS cents per ID. Chte(e 20 bacon
S. cents per 10. and dry goods at any price
you may fet them ar. C.ate is 7 dol per cws.
The Black Commander. IN Chief, and his off
GERS, appear much attached to the Alericass :"
The evacuation of Curacao, by the Eng
lish, is confirmed. The works. erected by
them were blown up and the cannon spik-
ed. The cause of the evacuation is said
to be thereport ofthe arrival of French
squadron; which required the attention of
the blockading ships.
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Apra26.
e. Notice.

THE fubfcribets are determined to
clofc The administration of the eRate OF the late
Mr.. John Lemoine, deceafed, by the 18th Of
June next, carnefIy reqaeR thofc who are Gill
indebted to faid eRate TO make immediate pay.
ment; and thoGc creditors who have not yet
handed in thsir accounts properly authenticated,
are dehred to prcfent them in due time before the
above date, otherwie they will be excluded froal
all flare OF the dividends.
Thos. PIelton, At.orr;e.
Arch'd Mclean,
fox Mrs. S. Lsmoine, admiailtrari1,
Apr! 20. 81
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alsga.,oria Daily anbsrttssr.
THURSDAY. April a6.

AS the article which we lately published
relative to the orders transmitted by the.
British government BY Commodore Hood
and the Courts of Vice Admiralty in A.
merica and the West Indies, has an im-
portant connection with the operations of
commerce we have obtained leave TO state
that a COMMUNICATION has been officially
made to our government of such orders
being given. On this occasion we have
thought ituseful to republish the article,
and to assure the public that it exactly co
incides with the official communication.
Nat. Ifei)
The f9A0zving IS the article to z0Aicb tie
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avail myself of the schooner Rachel,
captain Stevens, toinform you that on Sa-
turday last, | was captured and sent into
this port, (tor no other cause than coming
from French port by despicable little
cruizer ofless than 90 tons, called the Burk
of Antigua, whose agent here. is a Mr..
Dougan, who after brief examination of
my papers returned them to me, observing
might proceed on my voyage when
pleased, as he saw no reason for my deten-
ton, nor indeed for capture. Although it
is positively ascertained that his orders to
the captains Of his cruizers are to capture
allneutrals, coming from French and Dutch
ports, with the greatess apparent surprize
does he examine the papers Of a vessel and
cargo situated as mine were. The only
question now is, will he make me full and
ample compensation for my detention if
not, trust higher authority on appealing
thereto, will, without hesitation. 1t is
matter of astonishment to my countrymen
here as we'll as to myself, that our govern
ment wlll'so passively submit to such de-
predations on our commerce, which if
much longer unnoticed will make Ameri-
can property common plumber, and prompt
the Frenchto divide the spoil with the En-
gllsh. The brig Harriet and schooner Sal
" of philadelphia are now in the port,
prizes. The whole cargo Of the Harriet
is proceeded against BY Mr.. Dougan, and
to the amount of 90, 900 francs in the cargo
of the Sally; his ostensible reasons for pro-
ceeding against the cargo ofthe Harriet are,
that she had colourable papers on board;
and against the Sally, that there was an ex-
cess of shipment for the amount against
contrary to the letterof orders of the own-
ers In Philadelphia.
JAMES w. HAMILTON.
The fhip Benjamin franklin, Captain Weeks,
from Calcutta; arrived at Philadelphia, fpoke
April 2 the Schooner Paragon, of Alexandria
from Barbados, lying TOO in, gale of wind
18th, fpokc the lhio Ruborous, OF Scarborough,
MATS. captain Michigan, from Madeira
bound 10 Norfolk, Gu: So days, in want of pro-
viiions lupphed him with two barrels OF bread
and iomc flnali flores. The Ruborous had roll
ed away her main sopmaG the night before.
Isth, in lat. s6, -, N. long. about 70 IL
w. fell in with the wreck of Schooner, about
eighty or one hundred tons burthen, funk to the
wafer edge a fquare fern painted black with
only I" Experiment on it, her rndder unhung,
lead colour, boot TOP, black Gdes, no head, railing
| fo,s AMI az, The quarter and watt boards almo&
carried away, the inide of her fern painted
, yellow, trunk cabin, aa!h deck, hex Main matt
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N3t1sw
TO RENT.

And immediate pof Zion given,
A we'll hniihed two ltory FRAME
HOUSE, with fable and cut houfes compI,. -,
dcusse in a healthy and retired part Of the toat,,
For terms apply to
Marieller and Young.
April rs. e,
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1zueEtv Dollars RezuQrd

Twenty Dollars RerOard
WILL be paid to any perion or perfons WIZ
will deliver TO the Subfcribers in Akxan1..a,
7uo Gables and anchors
with buoys. belonging 10 the Schooner Sparrow,
which Che lpt in gale of wind in the river
Potomac, oPpofte Ludlow's ferry, on the i,tE
OF March,
MarReller and Young.
April IS. 4,
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above dlHtdeS.
BLOCKADES.

With pleasure we state that orders
have beea sent from England to Commo-
dore Hood, not to consider any blockade
of the Islands of Martinique and Guada-
loupe as existing, unless in respect to par
ticular ports, which may be actually invest
ed, and then not to capture vessels bound
to such ports unless they shall have previ-
ously been warned not to enter them.
The necessary directions on the subject
have also been sent to the Judges of the
Vice mirality Courts in the West-In
and America"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-26
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ROBERT HALL.

TAILOR and HABIT-MAKER,
Respectfully informs his friends and the public, that
he has commenced bulncfs in Fairfax freee, liz
the building formerly occupied by Patton ann
Butcher, three doors fouth of Bennett and Wat =
corner, where he will make every polioIe ext
ZION to fatty thole who peafe to favor him III
their orders.
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