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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-13
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FRIDAY, Arm e,


The men who now set at the helm Of
kOsrr, have found irvery convenient, since
Ile death of Washington, TO profess, on
hny occasions, a high respect for his vir.
k.s, and to express just sense Of his un-
kraleled services in the cause Of his coun-
The evidence TO them has been too
hong 10 be resisted, that Washington
\ pd in the hearts OF all honest Americans.
With virw to preserve popularity, it was
ktnsrallya rale among the reigning sect
ever directly to attack Washington HIM
HI, while living, butte use all their infu-
knce to decry his measures. This plan Of
Rpcrations late writer has ascribed to high
k&hsrity; and added, that the reasons as
psd for such procedure were, that the
bends of the deceased hence would not
able to prove the hatred cherished to-
fards him, by the present railing party
kd further, that by these means they
Rpuld be able to sink his weight and In
hence by slow graduation, but yet sink it
$Rsctualy. But, that if on the other hand
lhy should aim blow IN open Gay, the
Fagnitpde Of the crime would shock the
ontry; the views ofthe parry be stripped
their nakedness, and the party itself be
asserted by the people. 1t is very certain
atthls mode of proceeding was strictly
Fdhtred to by the great meu of the faction
EQnng the life time of Washington, though
oOe sure, the subordinate agents could
pot always be kept in check; but, on the
0ntrary, not unfrequently by their SLAM
F;;s, and various personal attacks, betray-
anot only the baseness oftheir own hearts,
4 the malignity and wickedness of their
Earons.
once the deceafe ofWq@izst0n, thofe who in
"a'e aiperf his character while he lived, bur
Fac pretended TO cheIih much veneration 70.
H. Il mean the g,eat ores OF the party) have
more openly atituous to iGp els belief on
eru0llc nad that ,hey loved him living and
y ~'u'rd nla! dead" there are bur tew men of
,lu0f and penetration who will hshsate 10 a.
~ Mtif belief, thar there was full as much Of
gSOR Ia the motives of the vifis of kip
F4.7 10 the tomb Of ThOmas #. Becker, a. of
Iss saO0 and refptd rewards W,a@mgfea, in tie
sn s4Ia''ai S';lt 20 the family saut Of tie de-
'. y esro aad aa,etman.
h., ~ u''s day events frequently ,raa.pife which
/" convince us shat many Of the leaders ana
,''es OF the parry Who have ssagbf their way
NM r.fnheSse, through paths which were never
-, s'Ssaed oY the rays OF yirtu- aud honor,
y ~ Of tie Svossest hypocrisy in their pro.
I q respect and adnieationof Washington,
N, - 70" can any ore possessed of even com
!, ss,E'sNfaRaing recoacile himself TO b.l.ef
y, Use Sh1 cares, toast and aatter alan
!. '1S'y Iraiueed the Character, sad tsaialy
= 'uel k's attempted to dspreeia,e the seryi.
~ s1asrsd 10 ais counuy bY Washington, ever
Il = any afleaioa for thar iilasirioss man,
Sa. '' 'aey ar ti,i4 ,nns CHERISH even the least
N's'peS tor his uncmory, Impossible.
zas,. ne moment convivia!ity, the real s,nti-
q He hcaes s.e exgressed srasia,eas.
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which in the ordinary intercourse Of life the pos
s-ssor thinks proper to conceal, ifom prudential
motives. AT late feast at Ps,eibnfgf, Vr..
ginia, iassitased TO celebrate the acquisition OF
Louisiana, one Of the company gave as toast,
/" Issues PANE, who never gays pain excepf TO
the enemies of his county" OF what materials
think you reader, IS that man composed, who
could give such toast, after reading The infa-
uous left-s o, Paine 10 Washington Bac be not
surprised, bat fey years w,ll eapse, before those
who YET thiok proper TO ptessfF-sss som a?Psast
ance o. sespstt for the Inrm~ o. that great
mar. NiAscnsifciy sh-oW of sbe disguise winch
they @csr in their Ia5e1 momeats 1nl when
they lhiok III. people prepared TO admir- the de-
testab.e o?iniom sof TIE parry IN the fullest ex-
trnF, viii probably pronounce him 10 have been
an enemy 60 Aa'esicsa freedom ard adepeh-
depce-
L(Chay. Cour.)
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Extract efa letter fran Nero York, dated
4bSly6.

6 This morning arrived here the Bri,ih
Packet Prince AdoIphus, captain -BoaIderfou--,
He left E..lmou,h the tenth off February.
There is not word osnews by her |; except you
hould choofe to mention, that on Sunday laa,
one hundred miles from the.Capss of Delaware
ibe fpoke the a'op LITTLE George, Of Dack Creek
bound to ST. Blrtholemews. Saw brig alhore
fifteen lesgues to the louthward of Sandy
Hook.
g The brig Hound. Fuller, alto arrived here
this morning in twenty days from Curacao,
which place was evacuated on the 18th February
by the Brtilh, after blowing uP the Fort Of
which they had petition. When Captain Fuller
left that place there was only one Frigstc cruz.
zing ofthe iland, but yet the place was declared
in Rate of blockade. Captain +. has favoured
us with copy OF the terms of capitalization offer
ed to the Government Of Curacao by Commo.
dore BIgh, Commander of the Bri,i(h fqusdron.
Il ia toe lengthy to copy at Prel.nf.
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es itsci upon public confederation with irrchaa-
bic force. The port of Charlefsn is at this mo-
ment blocked up by atsFrench Picaroon cruz
Fer, which fops the yeEeis as they go out, and
actually lies in wait at the mouth OF The harbor
TO catch the Britiih yelIes as they go to iea.-
We believe this is the only country of the fame
commercial conitqusnce in which fuch violation
would be allowed. But how CAN'T be helped.
If the port officers, or pctions in p>yer, were
ever 70 willing TO prevent thefe iniults offered 70
cor ports and commerce, they have It cot In
thti, power. Tho mitchell is too deeply root.
ed ODE remedied fer long time. IL has lis
root il cajolng paitimony, the ECONOMIES OF
thc party in power, which, for nI!erab!e
f,ving, arped tile conntrg Of IT'S only meas Of
maritime sccofty,
Duling the Federal administration, this coat
" as guarded seainlf pirates and fmuglefs by a
cutter, and if it we're now where il ought 10 re,
-wonld foon -four thote plundelers away from our
tras. But tile Anti + edeyaI administration would
nor allow fuch a thing to remain. Knowing,
however, the neceaity Our commerce itood I'M,
and conlcious that 10 demantle the coaf all at
once wonld be reprobated by every raan Of com
wonfeafe, they would not venture to do it openly,
bu, pretended thar the veGel was too large for
tie ths!Iow waters on this coat, and that draw
ing BOO much water it oaght to be replaced by
lighter enc. Unihis pre4ext it was got rid OF.
But no vcfcl has 1incc been Iut in its place,
though three years have eIap!ed Gnee. Thus IS
cur commerce crippled, our country infailed,
and our islbecility expoled 10 the orld.
Courier.
Last month tJanuafyj We inserted from the
Liverpool pspcts account OF som. large lNpor-
tstions of gold and silver specie from Phiiadel-
phia, Chiefly the COINS of nc Unred STATES. We
are glad 90 say il still contins-s from different
ports Of America into Liverpool, 50 that We shaIi
be able to import the gold and silver Eagles Of
America as fas, az the mint OF the United States
can coin them. The importation Of British
goods into America is still increasing, ard ths
exchange is FIVE per cent in favor Of Britain,
We are happy TO inform our readers thar the
Gla(gnw Manufacturers have alto received remit.
,ances Of late from America m gold and G!ver
Eagles. The following we extreSs from the
Glalgow paper: " Arrived che Sarah, saptain
Snowden, from Charciton, with $50 bags of cot
ton ard nineteen boxes of fpecie the boxes cf
gold * Giver arc addrelIed TO fundsies viz. Lind.
fay, Dalrymple, Diokfon, Arnot, Auttin, George
Wilton, acalI manufacturers in GiAfgow.'
Ian. pap.
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(nar. Couv.)
Massachusetts, State Elections.

I must give pleasure 70 every true Fcierallst
TO observe, that notwithstanding the seeming N
tcrfercuc- Of intesssss, which ou, eiietaies had
considered. as the precursor OF victory, we have
once acre saewn how diHcuit il is 20 divert he
friends Of the or Sebo,i doctrine, from their ao.
florence TO princpr.
Yesterday being The anniversary of our State
Elections, the inhabitants Of the town OF Boston
gave their suffages as follows:
Far Gs0s,u0r.
His Excsllency Ca!ep Strong, 1899
Ihe tion. James Sullivan $50
Far. Lie9fesaxf G2vara
The Hon. Edward H. Robb:ns, 1909
William Heath, ESQ
(B0. Rebvtpp.)
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CABINET MAKE
King Rreef, fecord door above the Printing OF
Gcc of the Adyertiier,
HAS REC EIVED
Some elegant Pieces Of Furniture,
ConGhng Of breakfslt and dining 'acles, card
tables, tofa, bedeads, fecretares ard book CAFES,
which he of:-rs tor hlc low. ~ ORDERS
will be tina ktully received and neatly executed.
April IS. dzw
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Prov. PoS)

TIE edaxG IF The Peang!vauia Demseyats
contains the following remarkable sentence -
q beware Of an unisa u hoasR mex!'' Why be-
ware OF beaef NM Is the principles of dilhon-
city TO engfat5ed IN their nature that b,nef men
are their adherence Iffo, il time added
to beware Of them. If the people Of this coun
try are TO beware of /" honef mep," IN the name
OF wonder who are we TO entrua with our coga.
deace? We mutt elect aais of bravos for
PRECEDENT ard Vice P!eGdent-we mutt make
Governors Of ligbeoaJmes, and di up the petty
Offices with (qoiudt,s and plktoekets. This
would be pure democracy
w r py4
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Upward: Of twenty thoufand well armed
French troops, with fesetal general officers,
who.lately efcaped from The reicntment OF the
injased Hryeians, nov tr4mtbenAs free and
independent, are eacampcd near the city of Ha.
vannah, and excite 10 fmali degree of iealoufy
and apprehension in the minds OF the feea!s Spa
niards.
Il is sGerted that the Britih have got poi
lfdon of the CRY of ST. Domingo, with the ap-
probation of the Hayta government. The
Ftnch troops have been permitted 10 remove them.
feives TO Cuba. The whole inand Of filfp4n
lola s;now in poGeiion o. the blacks, under the
command CT GeA. Dalalines FRI Con/al fer
Afe
iPrAn, PA
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24

Let me now ak, what have the comm iloners
faved br their contract to compentate the lois of
80 dollars on 223o flares OF the ttock, they
have fold They bavs taken bills 0" Holland at a
rate nearly Ia por rent. Above par, qv@rn IRE
vsmittants nig5t hase been made at PAR. =
1t IS undenlably then, that facrhce OF &c
dollars, was made on each flare, amonn ting on
the whole fae, 10 44,4oo; that two dividends
were alto facriiiccd a mounting to 7;.ASo, MAX
ing the FUN Of 80 dollars and the conl-
penfston FOR this lois is az agree mene to remit
!, 2S7, Goo, dolls to Amtterda,n for preni-
I'm OF a-I2 percent. amounting to the fun, of
32,Ioo, when this premium might have been
iaved, and confeauent!y making the aggregate
lofs to the United States, in this Jingle traa!ae-
tion, IS a,o7o dollars. .......
A ciircumlance, attending this bargain Of our
Ccnc9ian iinancier, worthy Of Particular notice,
is that fcarcclv merchant in this country had
any knowle,iee of the sf.nfa Gion, until conplet-
ed Application was made to the Manhattan
Bank, and the Bank of tile United States, to re-
nit the requilR fans. The latter reiu'ed.
The former offered TO make remittances,on c7cn
more advantageous terms, than the company III
England. II is in ,oth ,.e TO deter'nin: why the
offer was not embraced, unlcfi ,eiolution ha!
BEEN formed TO %aeyys.s hba,f,epe,ty, and faerytr
ito foreigners
Here my countryInen, isa fpecimenof the Kill
b; thar wonderful iinancier, Mr.. Callatin;
who, Ike the philosophers fore, it was fad,
could change duff to gold, and who, by Jingle
word though outlandiih, could liquia4;c the ma
t;onai dc5.. With this man compare Mr. Pick
erng the libeiler with the libeled; the Wifi
er with the vified Never were his hics' ar
ranscments ltamped with ignorance, or co'ruP-
ton Never in his public traa,attions did he pre-
fer the interea of foreigners to that of native CT
tizens. Infiead of looing '52.o7e he iaved
america $4,000 by the purchaie OF bills On the
fame nation, where we have fiuce loft. Bus
the pretended ikill Of the naturalization IN I'm
ance aud their love for economy and the people,
are like the yiGons Of night, degaaon, proauc-
ing disappointment. ,s.,
HUME.
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FOREIG N NEW S.

Lond0n, 1ny IS. j.
We have feen four letters from Italy, which all
concur in Eating, that the proclamation OF Bon
aparte, as emperor of the French, has been re-
ccvcd by the French army in that country, NOT
merely with dicontent, but alto attended with
dilaieefion. When General Jourdan announ-,
eed this newrevolutionary dignity at Milan, and,
with his faf, exclaimed, g Yirr z Emperor |"
the troops remained Client, the folders n,iling at
each other. 1T ieghorn, the folders hiled and
hooted, and grounded their, arms and at &C..
noa, they made fquare, and aelired TO delbe-
rate, when Bonapare's countryman and Minif-
ter there oaliceti, intertcred, and by his advice,
the men were ordered back to their barracks
where the officers drew up an addre,s Of con-
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our ccn;eaures, upon the, expcrience-w may
fay the uniform experience of hiitory, the coun-
try mutt take its corrfe, and run the Tame round
which nations in fuch circumstances have wi
forml, run before. Its projettile motion Las
got roo much momentum to be topped till j;
has deicribsd it's eciiptes, when, fp-nt, it will
fall to the ground, and leave room for lome
r,ew--and God iend, better experiment..
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1904.
NOTICE.
The Circuit Court Of the Diltria Of

The Circuit Court Of the Diltria Of
Coumoia hAvirg at the November tenn holden
III me edunry 0. Alexandria, Ordered ard d
rttstd, il the fultc Of Wylie, Lang!y AID Others,
conpisiaafss againa Robert Alexaider, his 1iuf
tees naoehcr defendants depending on the Chan
cefy ade Of The laid court thar he iubscribet
Rake ", Adult iettle and report to the fad court
the aecoaats and claims OF she fad plaintiffs,
aated nlher bill and Of other Judgment ere
dssors Of The taid Robert Alexander, anterior 70
the deed II rati mcntio1ed ihSthe iaia bill, which
deed bears dase she 10Th day OF December 1899 I.
he leYerai pertons coming under thcidecfetaA
order made II the atoreiaid suit, are hereby IN.
70 ned, that I will attend at my houfe in The
town Of Alexandria, OH MONDAY the 18th day
o. March nexf, 70 carry into effect the fad order,
st which sine and place the feveral parties inte-
reIt-d age regretted 10 attend with The neceHary
documents, - enable nc TO execute the order.
james K<uh.
Feb. .. eo1ariM
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mo. 9o2.

De received and for Sale,
Sweet Cyderby the barrel,
Apples do.
N. England Rum do.
Candles by the box,
Pork by the barrel,
1000 lbs. excellent R. Inland Cheefe,
Spiced Salmond in and 4 gallon kegs,
.Rslills by the box,
Prunes, Almonds, Engliih Wainuts.
Shelbarks, Chefnnts, fweet Oranges,
LINES, Lemons,
Green Grapes by the jar orpound,
Codflh for family ufe,
GOO buhels R. /. Potatoes,
And general af1ortment of Groceries.
"A. WILLIS.
Tan. II. 4
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FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM HiRISHORNE,

AT HIS STORE ON KlRk's WHARF. LOWE GN1
OF WOLF STREET,
New-Englsnd Potatoes,
Coarfc Salt,
Midling. and Shoulders of Bacon on very lou
terms,
Ready made Bags,
Bar iron,
pliiIadelpbia Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Indian Meal, Rye Meal,
Shorts and Bran,
Super fine Flour 10 barrels and half barrels,
Large and fnall velfels may be sea-
yenientiy accommodated with Whsrt2ge o. mo
derstr terms.
STORES to Ter on The Wharf, or goods &C.
ceiyed III them on Storage.
a la1geSTORE on Hoes Wharf 20 fell or ies
with the privilege Of receiving and chipping
goods free of wharfage.
A fmsll HOUSE on Water Street next door
10 Major Mnpcsitei's, for fale.
A number of LOTS in good Gtuatioas for lale
or to let on ground rent.
Alex. 18th mo. 10th. eotf
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Vol. W
publir 1aenoue
On FRIDAY.

OH EftfDAf,
I, 70 ,'rlock, ev;l Be 5oiSaf RE Vendat Sfor'
Ru,a in aegIheads and barrels.
grench Brandy in pipes,
Gin N pipes and bis.
Whiikcy aud Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar IN tIhds. ticrces and bis.
Coffee in ticrces and bags,
White and brown Soap in boxs,
Mould and dip'd Candles
gains in kegs, boxes and jars,
Eiss in kegs and trails,
Ouscns Warein crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Ais o.
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kesleymrrcs, Dafils,
Plains and kerfeys,
!; Negro Cotfons, Sefgcs,
EIsRicks, blue Friszcs,
Ca.smancocs and Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes aad CaIicoes,
Iriih Lincns, SilcEa DO.
Ofnsburgs and Tieklcaburgss
Malins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Hanakerehieis,
Colourcd Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MAR TELLER.
January IT.
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STOUGHTONs
GEN UINE BITTERS,
Faithfully prepared al the original wars
hoys London.

TO make any obfervations here, upon the "a
perior quality of thefe Bittes, to any ever offered
for iale, is needlefs fuGice il to fay, thar they
have food the tea of approbatiop great number
of years.
Gentlemen, who prefer bitters, will find them
an elegant and wnoeiome preparation; and now,
for the firf time. imported in quart bottles, a.
we'll as vials, which will reduce the price near
one half.
tr Country flores and tavcrns fuppIied BY .,hen
dozen or groce, with very large allowance in
the price, or bartered for country produce, on ap
LEGATION to MeRrs. Rober, and John Gray, book
iellers, Alexandria.
Sold alto, (RetaiIl
By Rapine, Conrad and Co. boosfellors, CAPT
tol Hill, Warrington; Joha March, bookseller
George Town; Tildley Gfaham, Norfolk, and
A. Buck, Fredericksburg.
Noy. s, smIaw
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r IN A w AY
From the fubfcriber on the 18th

X A N A w a
From the fubfcriber on the 18th
January Taft, negro man by the name of SAM,
aged AZ years, bad countenance, and has on the
left dc Of his face from the corner Of his mouth
ande, his Jaw, d large ftteak Of grey hairs, five
feet ten inches hlgh--his cloathing is brown
rouod- boot jacket and trowiers. ALTO Sucky
lis wife, abou, 81 or 80 years of age her cloath
iag urknownthey arc fuppoied TO be harbsred
abouf Aiexaodria.
Wtocvef viii take up or fecurc til above ne
araes, 8 .shaF | ger them again, llal receive
'l'ssniy Dol!ars for The two, or Ten Dollars for
el.hsi.
Henry Tolbert,
Roic Hill.
2. 5. All matters Of veasls and other perfoDs
ne forewarnea from AaIbonEings or employing
sid Negroes.
Fro. |. law3tt
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5alR5 tp aaft0a.
On SATURDAY,

d 10 0'eloek, quiii Be lald AZ The g,aae Store, o.
tie Est5 fas IF Kiag ysyest. adieixi1g MFRS
Henry K. May and ca.
Rum In hhds. and barrels,
Wslikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks
Wine ia pifes and quatter caaks,
AIoIafes ia bids.
Sugar in hfds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee III caiks ard bags,
Raifins inIScgs ana Boxes
Queen's Ware, ard
ALSO,
AUar1ety Of DRY GOODS
AMONG WHO'S ARE
Bread Clofhs, Irilh Linens,
Cafimeres, Calicors,
Kerfcys, Threads,
Coatings, Chintzes,
FIalIthieks, Eedticks,
Fearnaught, Oznabargss
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Mullin and Muffin
Negro Cotsons, Handkerchicfs,
WofRed ana other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, SC.
THOS. PATTEN, AAaioster.
January 81,
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IFsudo5o Glass.

The Subscribers have received and
OFF, tsr sale, s BY 10, and z by 9, w'ndow glass,
fromghe Baltimore Mandatory. The quality IS
excellent, md it will be sold srthe Baltimore
pnces. They expect 70 receive very shortly,
larger aizes from the same place.
R. 7. HooE, e Co.
Dec. 9. d
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Jan. II
ItlHN G. IADD

jS11l& W. A[1oD
f1ss for fsle at hiswarehoufe, Prince ltreet What,
5000 bulhels coarfe Salt,
ls hfds w. India Rum,
go pipes beG Holland Gin,
40 bis. Beef and Polk,
A quansity OF Soal Leather and Shoes of al fortss
90 pieces of Rulia Duck,
100 boxes mould anddipp'd talow Candles,
60 d.. Spermaeeti DO.
7 hhds. and So bis. Sugar,
2 tons of Cordage aGorted,
cafes bandanrTa Handkefchiefs,
7 bales India Cottons,
A few Feather B2ds with Pillows and Boilers OF
the belt Ticking,
An aGortment of playing and blank Cards,
Bar Iron, Stone Lime refined,
Salt Pette, Ground Ginger, Pearl An,
Rise, Starch, Writing Paper, GisG, Hops,
Cotton Yarn aGorted, &c. &c.
Nov. I.
Malaga Vine, R0lst7s, sc.
Juif received, per the brig Celia.
Capt. Bowen, from Malaga,
100 quarter caiks Malaga Wine,
100 half or. do.
20 qr. calKS MOUNTAIN WHO OF ispcilos
quality,
90 bafkets Almonds,
100 trails Figs,
$50 quarter bis. Rafns,
Eco boxes Mufcateldo.
200 do. Bloom do.
IS boxes Lemons,
which will begin landing this day at oar wharf.
]. and t. Vowel.
Who haze also on Hand,
FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMs1
Jamaica Spirit entitled to drawback,
Mulcovado Sugar in tierces and bis. hyperion old
Port Wine, DO. Madeira DO. Turks lfland Salt,
mould Candies, 30 bis. prime new Beef, Rufia
Duck. white Ruaia Sheetirg, Dfiiings, RAyenf-
duck, &c. &c.
Jan. 70. d
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PATENT RIG III [,

IA 1 LIN I4lSy AZ
FOR painting rooms, oraamentiag ceilings
borders, &c. . rePfelsnt paPcl haaginss Inc
ubfcri5ers haviog purohased the 9asf''t sro.'' no.
Selby, the original inyebFors TO- che l.ltrltt Of
Colpnba, the Ratcs oi Y seipia, N. Carolina.
S Carolina, Georgia, re neaee, the province Of
Louiiiana and New gO,leans, @4l difP5fe Of The
fame for fach place OF places @ithIa Tie above
limits as may be agreed on The model may be
cen ard terms made k owaby applying TO
Messrs Richard Ryland,
William Byrne,
Stocco Plaferers, Capitol Hill
City of Wathiagfon, Feb. z. eo3
N. B. Thofe dsfrous Of blending economy
with utility and elegance. will fad their aceauef
IN this invention. Letters pof paid and add.cfed
as above will be attended 70.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-13
pnbltf 0aenom.
On TUESDAY,

On TUESDAY,
81 10 s'elsek, 4vilY BE sold at The Temdsr stsr<,
Rumin hogiheads sand barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
WhiAey and Apple Brandy Ia bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bls.
Coffee in ticsccs and bags.
W SaGse' and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd CandIss
Rai6ns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens WaIe in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS o,
n DaYsety of DRY GOODS.
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
5 Kerfcymercs, Dsails,
Plains and Keneys,
i Negro Cottons, Sergss,
!. ElaRicks, blue FREEZES,
:. Calimancoes and RsGsss
Yarn Stockings,
i Chintzcs and Calicoes,
Irifh Lincns, Sllelia do.
Ofnaburgs and Tickl-nburg,.
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Closn
Bandanna Handkcrchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And lundry other Articles.
r. G. MARSTELLER.
January 9.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-13
E D U c. At 10 n.

skaii opsn NIGHT SCHOOL On Mon
day evening next, at ny honis next deer 20 he
lsdian Qaeea on King itreets where pupils COM
mitted co my care y'ii be diligently ialaruacd in
Reading, Writing 8 Arithmetic.
Thola perCon, who are dfpofed to favour snc with
their patronage on she ptefent occsfon, viii
pleAie TO call IS ICON as pollihle, thar may have
it in my power to make arrangements proper for
the order OF the fehool and Improvement of the
scholars.
John Mafon.
NIB. MARIAN Mason continues 70 teach
Reading, Writing and Needle work, and would
BOARD three or tour siels on modc5ate terms.
Nov. {. co