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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26
To Rent,

Far enc ar more .ytars, bat valnqbt
DISTILLERY AND MILL,
Late tie Properly OF General GEoRcE Wash.
INGToG of Monot Vernon, situated on
navigabIe creek within nine miles Of Alcxan-
dria.
This Dilfillery has five large Stills
md Boiler erected upon the late lmp.oved plan,
with fheds for rafting ard fatning Hogs. alto fails
for thirty Beeves.
In point of G,ua,ion none can exceed ii, the
eafy accefs to Maryland, will always enfure the.
gIsaseR abundance of grain for carrying on the
drilling buiinefs in its moft exenGye Gae, indie
pendent of its own neighboushood, which, has
always been able to fuPPly it. The mill will
require fome repairs, which will be done al The
ptoYrietor's sxptnce; ihs has manufactured large
qaannt,es ct -Four, and may eaay pc made TO DO
i gain To this mill isa coorer's mop, and a
comfortable dwelling houfe. Application to be
made to the tubfcribel, near the fpot.
Law, LEWIS
Wooalawr, Jazz. 81.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber on the a9tk
OF October last, negro man slave named
B O B,
about 10 years Of age, FIVE feet nine inches high
straight limbed and we'll formed; said slave hath
an impeachment in his speech which prevents his,
readily replying TO a question. He commonly
wears rings. He took with HIM variety of
gocd cloathng, description of which is unneces.
sary, as it is probable he ha. changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he alb
seconded, sndin all probability is now secreted by
his mother. Winney Brown, formerly the slave
of Mr.. leHN Mum, lais of this town, but row
said TO be free. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro ROB, in any goal, and
further reward Of TEN DOLLARS for the dis.
coveFy of those who have been accsssary to hs
concealment.
Caplain's Of vessels, &c. ere forwarned &C
their peril, not TO take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. rs. 4
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.IrHN G. LAID

I-liN G. LADD
YIss for ale al hiswatehou!e. Prince arect WHAT,
5000 buihels coarie Salt,
IS hhds w. India Run,
80 pipes bef Holland Gih,
$50 bis. Beet ana Polk,
A qpsnsity of Soa Lssshsr and Shoes of>ali iorts'
90 pieces of Rn1ia Daek,
100 boxes mould snddlpp'd tallow Candies
81 do. SpeTniaceti do
J hhds. and SO bis. Sugar,
'ons Of Co,dsgs adrted,
CATS bandanns Handkeschicts,
7 bales Indls Cotteus,- i
A few Festher Beds with Pillows and Boiters OF
the bsf Tirking,
An aGo,tnsn; Of play,rg ard blark Cards,
Bar Iron, Stone Lime refined,
Salt Pe,re, Ground Singer, Pearl An,
Rice, Starch, Writing Paper. Gisfs, Hops,
Cotton Yarn Altered &c. &c.
Nov. 4. g
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Iu,,s,S Craven,

1u,1aS Crave1,,
Has uf received and is now opening at his fore in
King.street few doors above Msiirs. aennesr
and Watts's, a hacdfome afortmen, OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
confaipg Of fupsr6ne broad cloths, and cah
nsres, coating, f6reR cloth, kerey. and half
thcks, Griped and rofe blankets, tTizes. aannes,
toinett and fwspfdowps, Rafia Injecting, ravens
duck, dowlas. creas ard tickleoburgs, brown and
white platllas, Irifh linen, loug lawn and fine
cotton flirting. an elegant aaortment OF cambria
mullins, white and coioursd fire Indis mall null
sndf prigg do ffhiopablc ohinsz and calicoes, ur-
nitute do. ladies extra long cotton gloves. French
and Englih silk pick nick, & lace do. o. fa,tin
Rfipe and fancy bordered cambria ihawls. white
and coloured camei's hair do. parent eWtng cotton
threads, laces, hobbin, &c. &c. The above goods
will be difpoied Of on the ulaal terms for cafh.
Noy. IL.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY rs, 1904.
FOR SALE BY

r ON DALE ID
WILLIAM H4RISHORAE.
AT HIS STORE ON KiRK's wHAKr, LowEx END
OF WOLF STREET,
New-Englsnd Potatoes
Cosrfe Salt,
Midlings and Shoulders Of BsScn On very low
,erms,
Ready made Bsgs,
Bar lron,.
Philadelphia Loaf and Luxp slgas
Iadian Meal, Rye Meal,
Shcris ard Bran,
Supe fire Flour in tsrres End haifhsrre's.
Large and fmall vefiels may be con-
yentntiy accommodated wltt Nna.isse on no.
derate terms.
STORES to Ter On he Wharf, goods re
seiyed in them on Stessge.
A large STORE on Hoe Wharf to fe'l or 'et
= with the priv lege ct reeeiyirg ARD hfPng
goods free of Wharfage.
A fmaIl HOUSE On Water Street next door
10 Msl9r Nun Hri's, tor fse.
"A number OF LOTS 80 coed ituations for fals
or to Ter on gIoon1 rent.
Alex. Izih mo- loh. eofs
Malaga Wanc, RAJ ms, sc.
Jutt received, per the brig Celia,
Capt. Bowen. from MAlaga,
100 quarter caiks Malaga Wine,
100 half or do.
20 q caRs Mountain Wine Of hyperion
qdaity,
50 a9sts AlRoads.
Ico trails Figs,
$50 quarter bis. Rafins
200 cexcs Nulcateldo.
zoo do. Bloom do.
II 5,xes Lemons,
which will begin lantaug this day az our wh'ss.
]. and I. Vowel.
Who haze also on Hand,
FOR SALE N RBAsoN1BLE TERMS,
Jamaica Spirit entitled to drawbacks
Mm>c vado Sugar in .ierces ara bis. fupe,ior I'D
Po,t Wine, do. Madeira do. Turks l1aud Salt,
mould Candies, 40 bis. prime new Beet, Riffs
Dask white fla Sherting, DTiliings, Ra'cnf
u K, & &e
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Tanuafy Is.
sals5 bp Sutton.
On SATURDAY,

On SATURDAY,
~ 10 oelsck, zviH Be foldattb< gsSaxe Stare, ne
corner 0f X;sg and Uxion 4'e>fs.
Rum in hhds. and harreiS
WhiRey in barrels.
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gu in caiks
Wine in pipes and quatter sasss
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in cafks and bags,
Raifns in kegs and hoxss,
Oaeen's Ware, and
ALSO,
.Avariety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE-
Broad Cloths, Irilh Linens,
Caffimers, Caiicoes,
Keaeys, Threads,
Cosfines, Chintzes,
Hsiithicks. Bedticks,
Fearnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Mullin
Negro Couons, Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THOSs PATTEN, Asfiasetr.
IaOary "a.
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sp5ke nothingpn IL, passage. About 10th
of. June while a,Ss. Johns a brig Belonging
tosNew-Y Sk, With CSC, 900 weightof cof-
fee, from Port-sa- Prince for New,Yofk,
was carried into ST. Johns. by French
Priyateer, it was Supposed the briggs crew
all but the supSrcago were taken on board
the privateet. The supercargo was
strictly confined and no, allowed to have
any communication with the schooner;
neither the vessel, apta;n. nor sup.rcar-
goes names couldbe harmed, they were al-
lowed By che Governor 10 DAYS to,reat,
during which time .rheysmuggied the. whole
of the cargo, aud saileS, j. was said. WITH
the Intention Of sinking, Nc brig. The brig
Amiable, Creole, CT NeN-York, Rasscap-
.tdred about the same the With large
quantity Of coffee on bead, lrom Purt.aa~
Prince, together with the brig Hoppe. Of
Newbern, N. c. M.;ta rumfrom 'robago;
the captain used very i'll aiaorobbed of eve.
ry thing to the shirton his b,ts, one of she
Hoppet's crew named Ursa,t is on board
the Lucy Ann. The sehoo1sa.s- r gular, of
and from Philadelphia, loadel with provi-
sions; a sloop fer New.Yorks and,a pilot
boat schooner, names unkaoyn, wsressll
brought into the same place, soon after the
Hoppet, and their. cargoes smugded ashore
as soon as possible after theirarrxal.
Also arrived, brig Sophrenia, Philips,
from Boston; and schooner Ma.s, Kasnl
son, from Washington, N. c..
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.,.d i mt a, liberty TO us- every endeayor
~. his nations safety, which any other OF
. Il. countrylnen May resort to-, u.
Is there then the least doubt that it's
lawful and consistent with the very nature
l as war 70 disable vour enemy from attack
snr YOU. by directing his attention 70 the.
.,Sfy OF his own governments.
ma not France pursue the same.poilcy
.s;,b regard to Great Britain in the succour
.be Granted to this country IN Our revoiu'
s;sosro war; and has there been revola-
80, 10 Europe FOR ceasuries ia which her
80, ba, not been most effective, some
So. n secret, aad sometimes IN open hos
sllity. ~ rJ.ut.s.
n,ry. has she not openly and secretly NAM
ol,, 49, correspondence with the Rebels in
.sulsnd In her public prociainations pro-
..;ssd them assistance, in every mode
,.b;eb her ingenuity could devise; furnish
81 them with money and arms, and exert.
"a all her endeavours for enabling them to
subvert their government
VAST not BY her secret and open agen.-
ev that the pretenders TO the british throne
were enabled to excite two insurrectlons
in Grea, Britain, and to keep that nation
in alarm for near century.
In the history of France she will scarce
lybe found in war before her money and
Intrigue are found to subvert the govern
ments Of her antagonists. !.
In fne there cam OF be rejecting man OF
any political denomination who Will not
acknowledge that Mr.. Livingston's letter
has grossly compromised our government
was a v,ndictlve aud Outrageous insult up
on the British governments, and IS ealcula.
x.d to engage us IN a contest IN which We
have no Sufficient interest and IN which
we should be exerting our efforts to oP-
press and destroy that nauon whom it is
eur best policy to invigofate and support.
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NAYS.
fohn Dunaas,
Dennis Ramsay,
Tohn Janlney.
Gsorse Dsaeak,
Robert Ia,Ag.
Proclamation.
JAMES Nj. +M'REA, G. C.

WHEREAS there is reason to believe
that rnalignant fever now prevails IN Sc
-veraI Of the West-Iadia islands, and as 1t
has moreover been deemed expedlent to
prohibit the admission of vessels into this
port whose cargoes may consist wholly, or
in part, of PARTICLES liableto patrslaetlon, un-
tif the same shall have been inspected by
the aSuperintendant Of iQrarantins-l DO
therefore, with the advice Of the Common
Council, hereby declare the law for the re-
.galatishr ofduarantne at the port of Alex
andna. to be in complete force and opera
ton from aud after the date Of these pre-.
sents !: And do most solemnly enjoin ali
masters and pilots having the command OF
vessels coming from any Of the said islands,
az. well as,of vessels coming from any o.
Their foreign port, whose cargoes may con-
sist wholly, or in part, of sub.tances sus
eeptible ofPutrsfaesion, to sFipg such yss.
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ANDREW.

a reward of Ibirfy DsNa,f is offered TO any
pellon for experimenting ard ecuring the flid fel>
low in a v jail cut OF the aate, 70 thar get him
again 7'1slnty Dolay, if faex,ed in Ike manner
within the diit5itt OF Columbia. or at the d;asure
Of 30 miles from Lo,ne, ,ad Ten DsAar,, wi:h
realpnable charges if hrcsgh, home, or .cafcd IN
III, i'll of Failtax or Luudoun. Audyew a5
fcondcd on The night OF thu 7rh infant; be IS
friy6t, Nh arr, abou. IL year, Of age. fa,hce
low of tta'ure, iqazt and thick made, broad lhoui
drrs, and ihart dark hair; HIS one or moe Gears
on his back from icaid hen young wore yhen
he went away, a ticklsnbusg fhi.t, pair If ran
Keen ove5ails, friped FIX jacket, har ard psis
OF old lhocs. and of late wore fufp:ndcis he i.
fond OF iiquor ard much addiaed to gaming, for.
ward and 4luming, very a,lful, and will attempt
TO pals for a FEE white mar. He is good cook
and waher, updtrRards buGneGs about hoo(e IS
waiter, and will probably offer hin!e.f as
fuch; he is alip good mower, and j: capaaic Of
other plantation work He has free ruother in
Georsesowo, sud l inpett he may tor g tire
cndeavour to iecrete him(-!f there or about the
nciehbou,hood. A M1'atto man by the name OF
Ned belonging to hIf. Thos. E!iatoc. Of Loudoun
county, was hitting 'hc next dAy. and tuppcf:d
4hey afe gooc eff together. &C. All matters Of
ycifcls ssd others are forewafheo from harbounng
or carrying off the above aavs.
William S. Belt,
On the Church Road, LoudOan County.
July II. Iaw3,9
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CHARLESTON, Julya

Extract fran the Protest Of DaviS Raffsy-
son, late master efthe American zig Ly-
d1a, ofLharlest0n, captured ontA 23rd
Nay last, by the French priuatef, seA'r
Ctasseur, captain lie Roy, and crrisG
into BarraeSa.
THAT they were informed by the Finch
capt. and lieutenant that, in their prssace,
Ramoncot of the schooner Example, ain.
habitant of Charleston, observed, thahe
was surprised the French should fetch NV
American prisoners into port, for shatwee
they to, throw them all overheard, the g.
vernhent of the United States would nc
notice it,; to which captain Le Roy re
piled, $ that though he is privateers,lan.
he is still possessed of some honour, and
did not go IN quest Of lives, but ofsporpr.
ty, which waa all he wanted.
G That they were also informed that te
above observation was made in the pr.
sence of the Governor and of the Offices
Of the privateer Chasseur, from whomt4hI
demanded certificate thereof, which thg
declined, saying, " that it might havea
dangerous tendency towards; them, as IL
Governor was a very particular friend {
the said Ramon Cot.''
We, the subscribers, lately arrived il
this city from Barracoa, do hereby certif
that We were present when capt. Patterson
received the above information, and tha
the account of it, as stated in the preceding
extract is Just and true. VA
Given under our hands at Charleston #
the state of South Carolina, this .ssh day Of
OF June 1904.
David Patterson,
Charles Muir, .
Asa Whi2pAe.
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sells to anchor at the Place assigned for the
performance ofquarantine, and when there
to conform atrictly with all the dutie. and
restraints required by the said law.
In testimony whereof / have hereto
setmy hand as Mayor of the town
fs,.1, OF AleSapdria, and affixed the
seal Of my Office the 10Th day of
July, in the, year one thousand
eight hundred and four.
ELISHA c. DICK.
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NETWORK, Tulv r.

A gentleman at New Orleans, who
Is in situation which gives him an opPol-
tunity of being well acquainted with the
commercial and political interests of that
province, givesto his friend in this city in
aletter dated the 18th June, the following
interesting information
&C You know | presume that we clai m
Wobie as apart of the cession from France.
SPAN objects to this; and icing in power
shere, exact from us the ancient duties.
Congress however have passed an act for
this part OF the province, as if they were
without apprehension that-their righe to do
sowould be disputed. The governor-gen.
eral, who resides at Pensacola, has seen
this act, and it has excited much alarm, and
i'll temper. saw last night translatioa
OF his letter to Governor Claiborne on the
subject, to be forwarded to the president
of the Unitsd States, in which he assumes
a bold tone, and says he views our conduct
asa serious violation ofthe treaty; aud of
the harmony that ought to subsist between
thstwo governments. He adds that he
feels it his duty to resist with force of arms
every such violation, he then endeavours to
shew by a variety of arguments, that We
have no right 70 that country, and hopes
she presiden. viii be satisfied ON due con.i-
deration that he {,he gorernor) is correct
IN his opinion, and that the president
will take measures 70 abandon claim 90
snfounded: butt not, and iftne Americas
government persist In the exercise ofieg;s-
lative and executive controul over that
country. however painful the alternative.
ne shall use the force entrusted to him 81
, repelwith arms every suchunjuss eacroach-.
ment.
g How this disagreeaoie business vi;
end, k,ownot. On the truth OF the facts
YOU may place the most Implicit conf.
dence. The translation of the letter is at.
,estedby the interpreter TO The government;
and expect will soon be published in your
papers from the proper authority"
! Arrived brig Lzpwing, Bourne, in IS
says from Curacao. Left brig Mary,
Monteith, to sail in or days for phi!a-
sslPhfa; schooner -----, Wallis, Of do. to
SAIL next day for ST. Jago de Cuba; two
b91nsa Frigates were OFF the harbour of
1urracoa one ofwhieh captured the brig
Hound, Fuller, from Curracoa, far New.
York, and a Philadelphia schooner and or.
aered them for Jamaica. Captain B. was
boarded off The Hook by the English Fri.
gaze Boston and treated politely.
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Twsaty Fivs Dollars Revard.

RAN AWAY from the fabfctib.r's farm, il
The coaa,,y OF Asxandcia, diantt OF Colanbs,
q Malat;o nan called MATT COOK, abont .
Iest high, between IS aad 20 years Of age, ioug
haif,walcb b: wears tied, lsek Of ssbat hair 90
81: front of his head, little to the left, coop.
or by trade; he has feyeral fears on his arm end
wrifs, fear on his back occaGoncd by fcald,
and ievstal marks from whip; he IS very fond
Of drink and gambling he took with HIN va
riety OF clothes aud 1me coopsr's tools. He
.rof.d the Potomac at GsorgetoSn a few days
ince, and will probably make for Bsltimere, as
nc has been yefy anxious for fomc tissc pae TO
20 TO fea. ] VIII give the above reward for
occurring faid fellow in any jail, 70 tia, get
I'm again, OF fbitty doHayy, with resfonasls
charges 4 Brought home. ft- Al! matters Of
ea:ls and cshers are forewsrnxd harbc4r,rg. EN-.
ployms OF Caring IF faid 'e,iow a, thcir peril.
c. F. Whiting.
}uly II.
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A reward of 7hyy Doizers is offered 80 any
perion, for apprchend.ng and iecuring the faid
fellow in any Jail ous OF the flare, 70 thai ger
him agaio-.t7oest1 dsIla,s If facured in like uan.
Ter WITHIN TIE D,isrtt al Columoia >r a. TIE d;f.
tance Of 20 mics from home, and zen cs,2ary,
with reafon Ab.e charges, il brought acme, or &.
cured in toe jail Of Fairfax Leuaoun. NEE
abfeonded on tie 9Th ir2. He is dark Multi.
TO, about a. or as years Of age, s feet @,
ncl,s high, Will mali, has down lock, wore
When he went away, couaiy made TOW linen
inrt, ofoabufg trowfers, cosrle bat and cid
hees. It is 70 pcfcd that he and DR.. Belt's
Andrew, who away the evening before, are
together. t All uaa.ters ct vcG.ls aud Others
are fotewarnso al sh.ir psfii from harbouring or
carrying elf laid slave.
81 Thomas Blincoe,
Near Ekridse's Tavern, Loudoan youety.
July II. IawsF
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ai,ranbrta Dalp aDhertiser.
WEDNESDAY, Jury II.


Brig Commerce sailed for this port, "a
hours before the brig Lapwllnng, arrived at
New-Yerk from Curacao.
Extract tfom letter received tbs moraing
from Philadelphia, dated Juy7.
!" onrterrors are already excited about
the 1sAaaw Fever. Il is uaquessionsbly III
N. York and the avenues to our eityare SO
various that itl,iak it will be impossible to
prevent its introduction here
Captain Stiles arrived at Philadelphia
from Havana, informs, the Spanish GO
vernment are taking such steps to prevent
the French picaroons fitting out privateers
from that island, or bringing prizes into
it, that he is of opinion, the business Of
privateering will be much cramped, if not
,eta.,y stopped, from the Island of Cuba.
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BALTIMORE, Tune 8.

Arrived, schooner Lucy Ann, Johns,
l,ssdays'from St. Johns, porto-Rico. Left
mere S Esd JaDe, brig Shark, Wright of
baltimore. uncertain, sch'r Only Daugh-
erof New-York, bound TO lceward, and
ssiassRsr of Norfolk PANE uxknoan.-
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Printing executed at this Office With
ass.nsis ana Alpa.sh.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
Mrs. ATKINS,

(Fvom PbaadeIpbia
INFORMS the inhabitants of Newport and
l. its vicir:y, that ihe has jua opened Store
in the Carving and Gliding line, In lhscnes-
irect, near the Theatre. where fhc has for iaIe a
handfomc aGor,ment of
Prints sJ LOOking-Gla0es.
Prints and Pietures, framed and glazed, with
nea,nrfs.-Old Frames rc-eilt, 70 a. TO make
them look az well as new, on the moA reionablc
terms. As fhc is going TO the South~ard, her
fay will he mort here ;-Therefore, ,hoie Who
with any thing in her line. will Pleaie Apply
foon. NezrfOr. Od. 10. oS'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
PATENT CHIP FOR BONNETS.

THE Subfciber having purchafed Of the Pat
i entee the executive Right Of making and
vending the Patenr Chip IN ana for the State Of
Rhode Iland, hereby captions aud forbid' any
Perfun or Pcrfons either making ov vending faid
Chip for Bonncrs, within .iaid State Of Rhode.
lfland. on Penalty of the Law Of the Unifed
Stares in fuch Cafe made and provided--unlefs
they have been dolly and previouay authorized by
the Sobfcfiber for making or vending the fame.
Twenty Do'lsu Reward will be given, by
the Subfciber. TO any Perfon who may difcover,
spd produce fatisistiory Proof, Of any Perfon or
Perfons making OF vending the aforeiaid Chip
within the Stare Of Rhode Inand.
JONATHAN NICHOLS.
N. B. Mr.. WILLIAM DOUGLASS. &
Menls. CHARLES cOGGESHALL and CO.
being appointed Agents for vending laid chip
for The Town Of Newpoft. will keep conasnf
Supply It their Stores for Sale.
Newport, July 5, 1904.