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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-08
TURKEY.
From the borders Of the Danube, Nov.-2.


Tranquility hes not been Of lorg duration in
the provinces Of European Turkey. From every
quarter we learn that the fife OF rebellion bas
bu,ss forth anew on different points hosaes Of
brigands have again made their appearance IN tbe
province OF Rom1nla it is even rep rted they
have repulsed the troops sent against tbem.--
We are also informed that The Mon ehegt:ns in
babitsnt. Of Turkish Albalis are 10 com.
pleye BsnYetlon The Pacha Of Bosnia endea
vcu5rd 10 suppress the first novements, but
completely failed in The attempt; il is asserted
even that part OF his troops went over TO tie re-
bells The spirit otreTolt has likewise manifest
ed itself 10 Macedonia in Short every. thing
seems topfesage that European Turkey viii som
be 10 a state of total Reorganization, and aban-
doned TO the most depIorabIe anarchy. Tie
measures the p rte had sskeD have pfoducedbut a
momentary advantage. They were too cofped
aid not sufficiently energetic 10 restore tran
Guilty. This stare of thlny cannot DC otherwise
bur neutrality-suspicious. to the commercial relations
between The subjects OF Austria and the Turks !;
they begio already to experience great stagna-
tiop, especially in what concern the expectation
OF foreign merchandise.
The dirc6cr of the armada Of our enemies
f-cms nearly in the predicament of the great
Philolopher who fappoftcd the Woyld upon an
Eir5basi, and this Etpbautupon 7oyt05s, but
could eontiise no place whereon TO ref the latter
they have twenty plans for fealng fccretly
and faiely along our flores, bur not fugle
one for putting off beyond the ihclter of their
own batteries. Csrk Paper.
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The Sub1cgsbsr
Sal MoAn.g.

THOMAS SANFORD takes this
method Of informing the public, that he has com
nenced The Sail Making buineis in the Lott
ever sse fore Of Beziamis S5rtVt, Jun. at the
searncr Of Prince and Union Rrecss, where ne
hope from his attention to bafnels, ADD his ex.
sriions 20 pieafe, to give fatisfattion TO thoie
swhe may favor him with their cuiton.
Erh O.
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FRANCE.
Paris, NoOcm6er 5


The prefent ftuation Of the.coatts Ct France
ard Holland. from Bayonne TO rhe Texei, IS the
lubieea 81 all thought and cnaTerfation. A IS
well known that the ports ofChesbourg, Naatz,
Boulogne, Dunkari<, Offend, flfaingue' tfs
Meufe, ardsthe Texel, arc every Gay hifn5 up
with ysaels.
EovenlberI6.
Letters from Venice, TrieGe, and other ports
OF the Adriatic fca, Informs Us that the 3 nth
Aess which anchored OF Aexandris, cont.its OF
four or Ave ips Of The line, several trigatss and
aoops Of war, and a great number OF tranipofts.
Tha, feet arrived there ffteer days after the
taking of the city by the Arnauts and Name
lukes, and landed three or four thouiand men
defined TO occnpy the pipcipal lcsposts and towns
Of Egypt. Ii is the fame squadron 70 long spoken
OF as making great preparations az Malta, and
whole deRinaticn il was thought would be to
make an attack upon the lae of Elbe. Fheie
letters further FAY, that the Engl'h had never
crafed 10 keep up an intcfcoutfe with the chiefs
Of the Mamelukes or Beys, who iscretly rcceiv.
ed from them artillery, arms, and AMMUNITION
Of all kinds. IL is certain that a convention
had been concluded between them and general
Stuart, By which they would be authorized to
occspy lome of.shc towns Of Egypt in cafe the
Mamelukes henld again render themselves NAL
ters OF Ii; and ii IS in virtue of thar treaty the
Eng!iA have now debatked in Egypt.
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Late goreigll gatelltgante.

Farther I'raaslations trons French Raasrs,
received By tbe 1ainetua, arfiped at Ne7u-
22ork.
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Du,akirk, October %.

The American fhip AM. wis cargo Of syo-
bacco and cotton, from Norfolk, entered this
port yeferday. She was bound Tor Havre, but.
The EngIifh eruizsrs Off thatporf would net suffer
hes 70 go In.
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November S.

The Eugl;fh have madein the feveral ports Of
the Baltic fuch Considerable putchafes of grains
that the neceGaries Of life have arfen TO an tnoT-
nous price.
The following details which have been pub
llhed isfPeaing the Afiatic town of Atraean,
compriled in the vaa provinces of Rufia, and
center of the commerce between that rate. and
Pelia, by means Of the Capian fea, in the neigh
bouehood of which it is fitusted, give an idea Of
its Importance, and ofthe PROPERTY to ~hichit
has r;fea By degrees. It poRefes an eitablilh-
meDt Of fix woFms, eighty four fix aanulatto
ries, eighty one Gotten Eanrtattories, FIVE mo-
rocco manufactures, lesenty four dye houies,
twenty four b,irk kilns, ninety two vineyard
plots, two hundred and twelve mills, &c. The
commercial hcuf-s conGt of eleven hundred and
eighty kus ian Eve foreigners, eighteen 'lartars
and four hind Us. Amongst the inhabitants
there are two thoufand one hundred and eighty
two Pertains, Buehares and Hindoes. The town
contains TWO rhoufand fhops, fix converts, fifty
feven churches, four of whichlare Armenian, two
Catholics, one Lutheran, twenty feven TartaTl.
an mofques, aid meeting houfe OF Hindoos.
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x e 775.YpS.

THOSE. Citi2ens who. have not paid their
Corpor alton Taxes, are hereby warned to pay up,
the fame on or before the eleventh day of this
month; osherwife their names will befu5lifhcd
il the pu5lic accounts as defanlters, and their
goods Re lubjett 20 diarefs and ialc, as the law
diseas.
Geo. Drinker, Colleaor.
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eongress &c tbs O,ltsrJ States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Moalay November2f.

Debate al the passage Of the Blu, fxnS
the Salaries Of the 0Blcers q O0perD-
ment.
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DENMARK.

Copenhagen, Cct.15.
The Daoih navy ceniiits al this time Ct g
Chips Of thek line, IS frigates, brigs, cutter,
xebec, yacht, and ID gun boats, in all So
fail, ard aol4 cannons. There are On the foeks
5 fhips OF the line, 4Fligates, aud brig.
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IUNIS CRAVEN
Has juN received. via Philadelphia, anelegsnt
aGartment OF
SPRING GOODS,
VIZ.

Chintzcs, calicoes, fine India colo
made, book aud molmul mullins, do. ba:ras, ma.
noodles, cofas, plmgusus aud long cloths. fine
osmbric and Bri,lh book do. linen and cotton
cambria, coloused, etnbofed and plain do. cam
brio and common dimisies, lawn and cambria
pocket handkis- ladies extra long fix ard kid
glaves and pic mic mite, DO coloured and white
Fix hofe, cotton and thread hofe, mites DO. gen.
,lemens beaver, doc, waih leather and thsesd
gloves, do. fix, cotton, thread and upes brown
cotton hcfr, Iriih in>ns, long lawns and diapers,
creas, p.stiilas, BrittanDies and brown Holland,
Marteies and mnshnet vet lhaPss, nankeens,
COTTON k.rfeymescs, white and cnloured jeans,
extra iuerfne navy blue cloths, red, blue, and
chocolate bandanoes, sc. &c.
AJo BY Wholetale,
Three cafes Of Handsomely aHorted
CHINTzES aud CALICOES, al of which he
will I'll Il TIE noG reduced prices for CASH.
April Il. q
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PROCLAMATION
OF THE BATAvIAN GOVERNMENT,
Abpointing the It'll ef March as day ,tsy
Acts ofBeneDolence and Pubic Prayer.
CITIZENS.

Asst is certain that among the nations
of the earth, there are but few, whose exis.
tence and preservation have been marked
with such signal proofs Of the favor of Di-
vine Providence as our country so it can.
not be denied but that, On the other hand.
this same nation, having fallen more than
once from the height OF prosperity, and be-
ing threatened with approaching rain, has
learnedrepeatedly and in the most striking
manner, its dependence on the An nower-
full Lord Of the Universe. Alas there
is no occasion to go back to the annals Of
the Republic to prove this--we need only
reflect on the events ot the two last wears.
Scarcely had the wish of all the friends of
their country and Of the human race, been
gratihed, by the conclusion a of peace, that
put an end to the most bloody aud destruc-
tive war; scarcely had the sources OF our
national prosperity begun to flow in their
accustomed channel, SO as to enable US to
fatter ourselves with yde hope that our ru-
ined affairs were likely under Divine Pro
violence, to be re-estailished, when ambi,i
on and cruel jealousy rekindled the torcl.
OF war, III contempt and open violation Of
the treaty which had just been concluded,
and with aprodigd expense of treasure and
OF blood. BY this unhappy war, to which
not only the sacred faith Of our treaties Of
alliance, but even the duties Of se!f-defence
compels Us, re soon saw all the sources Of
Our lalstortuaes and increasing poverty a.
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ID Yesterday in favor.of postponement FOR
further information on the subject, IN the
same argument said, that he never would
agree to the appointment Of committee OF
enquiry, until the charges were first stated
and proved to his satisfaction. Mr.. +.
said he was astoaished at this inconsistent
.cy.. IF the facts were first stated and es-
rablished, appointing committee OF enaul-
nv would be an absurdity. What would
they enquire after but what they already
knew? That gentleman and others, IN Or
der to defeat the resolution, gave the object
of it an odious designation they called 1t
an inquisition and spokesof it IN such terms
rs if it was the well known Spanlshlasy OF
that naane-the character OF that court was
too well known to the members Of thus
House to require dchnition--lt was sui.ci-
enr to say, that in it witnesses were e2a-
umincd withoutsthe knowledge Of the party
accused-that it compelled the accused to
give testimony against themselves, and
had authority to pass sentence OF the most
dreadful kind without appeal. Ihe gentle
men knew that no such thing was intended
Shy the resolution.
The character Of the Judges had been
ilnpeacned in public opinion by numerous
citizens Of all descriptions. Congress Oh
that account gave decisive testimony of
want of confidence in one Of them. The
object of the resolution was to enquire
whether there was d real foundation for
this want Of confidence end Ill fame. If
Congress did not make enquiry IN such
cases. who was to do it? 1t did rot by the
constitution belong to any other authority
every other method OF proceedingwould
be as lngeniousiy objected to as the one
proposed by those who wished to prevent
further proceedings in the case; denying
the means of bringing forward inpeach-
ment, had the same effect as ii the power
of impeachment was renowned. Ihe
power of this house has been asserted to be
similar to that ola grand jury; this seems
to be conceded on both sides, but though
it bears resemblance, it was not strictly
SO, it was more extensive. Grand lurles
were authorised to present indictments
or such complaint or information as were
submitted to them by the attorney general,
or which they knew of their own know
ledge. The attorney only enquiries ifthere
is probable ground for the complaint, and
brings the Witnesses before the jury, who
examine themto establish the facts alledged
but this house has no officers authorised
to make enquiry and bring forward the bu-
siness in due form; therefore the house
possesses both the power Of the attorney
general and the grand jury, With relation 70
Impeachment, fer where power Of deci.
sion is given, all the powers necessary to
carry that decision ineo effect are implied.
The making enquiry, procuring witnesses,
or other testimony, and preparing the case
in due form, is the object Of he resolution
and if the house does not do 1t II this CT
some other such method, there is no other
agent.authorised to do it.
(Io be c0ntlnued)
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HF x RING S.
!. e. Notice.

The Velry Of the Epifcopal Church
of Alexandra, beg leave to inform its members
as alto the citizens of the town in general, that
Mr.. Samuel Keller,
who has oficiated as Clerk, and ALTO taught one
quarters 6uging, has agreed to continue his Ter
vices.in thar line. Ms. KEELER has returned
60 the nor,hward, for the purpofe of removing
his family TO this place, which he expects will
be in the courlc of three months, and as he in.
tends making this town his place ofpermancnt
re6dence, he hopes for continuance Of pablic
favor 10 the line Of his projections.
Mar 4.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
ID EyIT A y n

of October last, a negro man slave named
Is 0 B,
abont 90 years of age, five feet nine inches high
straight .mbed and well formed; said slave hath
an impeachment in bis speech which prevents his,
readily replying TO question. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with HIM a variety of
good cloa.siing, description of which is nnneces.
sary, as ii is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he ab-
seconded, andin all probability is now secreted by
his mother. Winney Brown, formerly the slave
Of Mr.. JoHN Mum, late of this town, but Row
said to be free. The allows reward will be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goa, and
further reward OF Ten DOLLARS for the dis
covery ofrhose who have been accessory 10 his
ccncealment.
Captains Of vessels, sc. are forwarned at
their peril, not to take him away.
ROBERT D. JAMESON.
Nov, Is.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1904.

FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM HARTSHORNE,
At HIS STORE ON YIRK's WHARF, LOWER END
OF WOLF STREET,
New-Engl2nd Potatoes,
Coaft. Salt,
Midlings and Shoulders Of Bacon on very low
terms,
Ready made Bags,
Bar Iron,
Philadelphia Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Indian Meal. Rye Meal,
Shorts and Bran,
Snpc,6ne Flour in barrels and half barrels,
Large and lmall yeiIels may be con-
veoienty accommodated with Wharfage on mo
sderatc terms.
STORES to let on the Wharf, or goods re-
ceived IN them on Storage.
A large STORE on Hoes Wharf TO fell or let
= with the privilege Of receiving and ihiPPng
goods free Of Wharfage.
A fmall HOUSE on Water Street next dooi
to Major Muncaler's, for laIe.
A number Of LOTS 10 good htuations for fale
or to LET on ground rem.
Alex. 18th mo. goth. colt
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DubItr GenDuR.

On FRIDAY,
IL 10 ,'eloek, will be sold al RI TrrSxe Store,
Rum ia hog!heads and barrels.
French Brady in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Unlikely AMI Apple BranaY in BIZ.
Sugar in hhds. tiercrs and BIS.
Coffee in titrccs and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxsss
5 Mould and dip'd Candles
Raidns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
a o,
A uarsety of DRY GOODS.
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerieymsrcs, Dufi!s,
Plains and Kefssys,
Negro Cotsons, Serges,
Elaisicks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and Ruifels,
Yarn Stockings,
,-hintzes and Cslicoes,
Irilh Linens, Sileia do.
Onaburgs and Ticklenbufgs,
Mullins aad Muffin Haud'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna iandkerchiefs,
Cc!ourcd Threads, Han,
Aud fundry ether Articles.
P. @. MARSTELLER. E
Feb. II.
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Sales bp aatta!v.
On WEDNESDAY,

On WELL ~ ECDA IL
). - o'el,ck, ayii be Joldait6e Yeaaas Sssss, "a
5. eoyx,y II Kixg end Unios f,etts,
Rum in hhds. ana barrels
HhiRey in barrels,
Apple Brandy In barrels,
Gin in caks
Wine in pipes and quattsr catss
MolaHcs in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
: White aid brown Soap IN boxes,
.offccsin cafks and bags,
RsiGns in kegs and Boxes
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
Ayorsety of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARR
Broad Cloths, TE;ih Linens,
Cafimeres, Callcoes,
Kcrieys, Threads,
Cca,ings, Chinszes,
Halfthicks, Bcdticks,
fearnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
plan.s. Muffin and Muffin
I NEGRO cofsons, Handkerchief,
Worried anls othss India Cofeons, sc
Stockings &c.
THOS. PATTEN, Aa6iosser.
Esh ~
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Malaga Vine, Kaa5aps, &c.

W1sag0 WSitc, Ntt15HtS, 81.
Jult received, per the brig Celia,
Capt. Bowen, from Malaga,
100 quarter caAs Malaga Wine,
100 half Or. do.
20 qr. calks Mountain Vine Of hyperion
quality,
50 baikets Almonds,
100 trails Figs,
$50 quarter bis. Raifns,
200 boxes Mufcatcldo.
200 do. Bloom do.
IS boxes Lemons,
which will begin landing this day at our wharf.
and T. Vowel.
Who haze also on Hand,
FOR SALE en- REASONABLE TERMS.
Jamaica Spirit entitled to drawback,
Mulcovado Sugar in tierces and bis. hyperion old
Port Wine, do. Madeira do. Turks liland Salt,
mould Candles, 40 bis. prime new Beef, Ruf1ia
Duck, white Rufiia Shooting, Drillings, Raveaf.
duck, Sc. &c.
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lanes BACON,

AZ bis Sfsrt on Kiug Street, 4Oifbia one eco, et
Wla8ington Styesf. @aslxR ,eesfued, gsaaii-
q Of rOsl aDartSd
PATENT SHOT.
which. wish general assortment Of Teas, Sugars,
Coffee, Vines Brandy, Spirits, and generally e.
vsrysother aFSiele N rte grocery line, he offers
for sale on the ostEDloderareAterms.
OF. IS.
.Ia yecesued and for Sale,
Sweet Cyder by the barrel,
Apples do.
n, Eagland Rum do.
Candles by the box,
Pork by tbe barrel,
1000 lbs. excellent r. Mand Chcefc,
Spiced Salmond il 2 and gallon kegs,
Railns by shc box,
Psunes, Almonds, Fngih Walnuss,
Shelbarks, Chefnuts, fweet Oranges,
Lines, Lemons,
Green Grapes by the jar or pound,
Cod6fh for family uie,
600 bnfhels r. I. Potatoes,
And a general aflortment of Groceries.
"A. WILLIS.
Jan. II. d
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THE place where the Rev. Mr.. Davis lately
lived, about tour niles from Alexandra, will
|. ltaed ,oa good tenant who will keep the
|acs in good repair, and comply with the terms
the lesfe; 60 fuch a tenant ! will leaie the
|lase for fourteen years from anusry next. The
louics viii be put IN good repair for the receipt
nOta careful tenant, and none elie need apply.
Any perion who wifhcs 70 become the tenant
Pil cali on the fubicfibcr who watfhew che place.
This place is handsomely flSuated, having a
lood view Of Alcxanaria from tbe houie, and a
|eIy large meadow about two hundred yards Be.
ew. excellent well water and two good iprIngs,
nth an ice houfe and every convenience n~eseiiary
Pr a gentleman farmer. For terms apply 20
3. Dulany.
\. 3. The dwelling hss twelve rooms IN y
md s~o psGages.
c~Shes-s's Hill, Avg. ~. day
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Iusnty Fsue Dollars Reuard.

d t
RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber's farm, in
Ns county Of Alexandria, dlfricf Of Columbia,
Mulas,o man called MATT COOK, about s
ss' high, between 8 ! and 40 years Of age, cog
PAU which he wears tiei, a isek d spbite hair on
hs hon: Of his head, a LITTLE TO the lett, a coop
/ BY trade be has fevcral fears on his arms and
F@ss'ls, a fsar on bis back occaiontd by 4 fcald.
(sa isvsEsi marks fem a whip he is very fond
atok and gambling; he took with him a va
siy Of clothes and fore cocper,s tools. he
ErOasd the Potomac at Georgetown i few days
Ilase, add viii probably make for Baltimore, as
has asen Sssy anxious COX fsSs tue paf to
s. 70 Tea. ! viii give the above reward for
Iseat'0g faid fellow in any jail, 70 that ! get
aa again, Or thirty dollars. with reafopable
Eaarsss if brought home. G All matters Of
sshsIs snd Others. are forew armed harbouring, EN-
p0ying or earring og laid fellow at their peril.
G. f. Whiting.
4 IuIy 4
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I3, 1904.
~ 2he Slit United STATE,

IL. 1Re Sha6 United STATE,
!sssssgyySSAsss arrived at Liverpool on the 7sh June,
sRgasaaSSAa having a pafage of Z days iresn the
G2ass@@a Capes, ard was preparing for ti,e re-
ceprion of FALL GOODS for Alet audrla an
George Town. Nc exiea her carly in Sepsrnld
Der and win TO provide a return Cargo for LAYER
pool bns if this cannnt be accomplish ed, "
will take FREIGHT tor cowes and a ma, sete
or direct to a port in Holland, We reauea an
early application in order thar we may give her
dipatch as a regular trader.
We want to purchaie 10000 white
oak barrel Slaves.
Ricketts,, Newton and Co.
Aing. f3 d
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pabIie salt.
ON FRIDAY next,

: o'clock, viii b. lid at the Vsndae Store
r II M
i hbd.. and bis. Frsnsh Brandy Ia pspess
GIN 10 pipes ard bis.
WssNey au1 Apple Baudy in bis.
s.,sr il hhds. tiesces and bis.
| Chocolate .
4 Mould and dipt Candies
4 p,iars 10 kegs, boxes and jars,
/ fg. in kegs and fails
nyen.s Wac ia crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c---ALsos
|Ayariety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
1 Cloths, Coatings, kerlemeres,
/ Daasl,. Plains, Kcrlsys, Negro Cottons,
Seroe.. EIaaicks, blue Fsiez.s,
Csimsncces, RufIls, Yarn Stockings
Chintzss and CalIicoes,
InA Lineas, Silsfia DO
/ Osnsbutes and Tickleaburgs,
/ Muslin and Muslin Handkerchief,
/ India Masiins and Table Clothes,
gaudaraa lIandkerchiefs,
CoIou,'d Threads, Hats and sundfy Other
'' Philip G. MsrRsllty.
(upuh "a.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Intending 10 leaye this place early NET faH,
Offers tor faiss oa he mott reasonable terms, his
STOCK on HAND, coaiaing Of j handfoms &C.
lection of
DRY GDODS
adapted to she prrfcnt srafon. ALI pcffons
having clsirs agaiaf him are requeeed TO %preient
them for fetticlnent, and thoie indebted to him
viii be pieafed TO make payment.
3abn Ho1earggh
Iunc II. d
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/ authorizations are received at the Book Store of
koTTOM and STEWART, for a BOOK en-.
The SKELETONS:
br, the Arminian. Aanatomized, and
The Carnal Preacher Difleaed.

In fwo Parts.
Par.I. The Arminian, or doctrine OF Uniyer-
/ Charity padued, taken, examined, tried, con-
Demned, executed, and anatomizcd.
Part. III. The C4snaE Preacher DhseRtd,
Emh inner on fsveral dark paGages OF fcrip
be. In ferries OF letters, written at various
Gmfs to friends in the country.
/ H Canduiass, &c. are kG at he a6sVs
kn.
/. Is the opiniioa of ieyersl Respectable clergy
BEN, that the above book contains the gtonnd
FORK and principles of genains piety, as IT mani
kaly proves, fro.l The lcripturcs Of truth, that
Pc doctrine 0 ftrse.will and sniyerisl redemption
unsounded.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26
pubItr dienDus.
IN Friday.

~ 70 y'clotk, eriY Be sold at the 9kadae Ssore
Rum in hogIheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
whitley and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in.tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
gaiius in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS O,
4 0arsety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
gerieymeres, DuGiis,
Plains and Kerfsys,
! Negro Cottons, Ssrges,
Elaeicks, blue Friezes,
CalimaDcoss and RuGels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chatzes and Cslicoes,
Iruh Linens. Sileia do.
)inabutgs and Ticklenburgs
Nlailias and NIallin Hapd'fs,
Taiia Mullins and Table Cloths
Bsndanna Handkcrchicfs,
CoIoarca Ehrcaas, flats,
And lundry other Articles.
PC. MARSTELLER.
!anuary Is.