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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
BY Authority.
Scheme Of a Lottery.
To BUILD AN ACADEMY IN THE CRY OF
RICHMOND.

P.ize-last drawn ticket, having
a blank TO its number, .
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber on the 7sth
Of October last, negro man slave named
3 O B,
about 90 years of age, five feet nine inches high
straight llmbcd and we'll formed; said slave hath
an impeachment in lis speech which prevents his,
readily replying 10 question. He commonly
wears ear rings. He took with him variety Of
good coaihing, description of which is unnsces
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about toHn since he 40
seconded, and in all probability is now secreted by
his mother, Winney Brown, formerly the slave
of Mr.. ToHa Nun, late of this town, but BOW
said to be free. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
further reward of TEN DOLLARS for the dis
co,sry of those who have been accessory to his
sencealHlent.
Captains Of vessels, &c. are forwarned az
tbslr peril, not 60 take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. IS.
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| No. q27.
RICKETTS,, NEWTON g Co.

NEWTON s. Co..
Hsse'on hand, aud L. b t3yd 90 very low
te,srs, han5folne agorttnsnt cf
fupv Gre and fecund
ROAD CT OF II Sc
a qusotity OF RIFE Blankets,
iwlled do. 81
Tickii gburg, ard German O(nabofg@
Bedticks and Apron Checks,
Cotton lottery,
Fufiaos. Viewers and cordareys
Bombsz-tts ard Wildbores,
Cslieocs and irith linens,
Striped |er(cys ard C4Gimerss.
Coded Dimit,es and Farne.s,
lwillcd Coatngs ADD fi4!..bicks,
200 pieces Eighth Canvas,
900 reams writing Paper,
80 do. wrapping do.
trunk coioc,ed Twifs and Sewing Silks
do. Umbrellas,
c9iks Sein Twne,
do. Fig Blue,
do, R'ie Brimaosss
ies kegs White Lead,
6 ooxes Cotton and Wool Ca.dss
Re birds. brown Sugar.
pipes L. ndoa particular Madeira Wins,
and quantity Of PLASTER or PARIss
Feb. 3.
BENJAMIN SHREVE, Jun.
Ha; jgf ,tenrtd PEI Rip Commerce Jrsa Snzt1,
and frs FIR Sale,
100 tons Platter Paris,
osles India Cottons.
Fsh. II
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FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1904.

Af recssped and for Sale,
Sweet Gyderby the barrel,
Apples do.
N. England Rum do.
Candies by the box,
Pofk by the barrel,
1000 IS excellent r. Ifsnd caesA,
spced Salrond in and 4 gallon kegs
Ratios by tie box,
Prunes, Almonds, Engliaa walnuts
Shelbsrks, Chefnats, fweet Orsnsss,
Lines, Lemons,
Gfeen Grapes by thsir or pound,
Cadsfh toI tamfy sc,
600 bGfhe!s r.. / Potatoes,
And general aliortment of Groceries.
a. WILLIS.
Jan. IL. d
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FOR SALE BY

FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM H4RISHORNE,
AT HIS STORE ON KIRK's WHARF, LOWER EKB
OF WOLF STREET,
New-Engisnd Potatoes,
Cosrfe Salt,
MidIings and Shoulders Of Bacon en- very low
terms,
Ready made Bags
Bar Iron,
Philadelphia Loaf and LsSap sugas
Indian Meal, Rye Meal,
Shorts and Bran,
Sope fine Flour ia h,trrls and haHfbsrTes,
Large and fnsll velfels may be COM.
veniensy accommodated with WhaEtags on nar
derate terms.
STORES to let ca the Wharf, or goods re-
ceived in them 90 Storage.
A large STORE on Hoes Wharf TO fell or lat
with The privilege of receiving and hiPP'ns
goods free Of wharfage.
a fnall HOUSE on Water Street nsxt door
TO Major Mum alters, for fac.
A number OF LOTS ia good Citations for fse
or to let on ground rent.
Alex. I2tl mo. 40 b. retf
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THE PARTNERSHIP OF
Stedekorn and Peck,
Coaeb and Rarae/s MAKERS,

Is this day difoIved, by mutual con-
ent. ALI thoi: who 4re Indebted ~ The iaid firm,
are requefed to mike paymentSto tie 10 lt,ibcr,
who is authorjzsd TO Feeeve the fanl1 lni thole
to whom they are indebted, will Proclce their
accounts for fe1rlemen,.
The baiinefs will in future be carried on by
the fabicribsr at the fame place, where all orders
will be thankfully received and execu red, with
hde!lty, neatneis and diff patch
SAM'L STEDEKORN.
May 7. Iew3 t
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To LEASE.

For S, 10. Or IS Years-a number
of LOTS lltuattd on the Letibufg road, between
and 6 miles ron Aexardsia, and contsinlng
tea acres each. The ftuaiion is hlgh aud healthy,
the land frelr, and the whole IN wood
Theie fi.uations we'll adapted as retreats fox
thofe who with TO retire from the town at par-
.tiealar fcaEDs, and the quantity OF lard will be
encr.aled 10 fuch asdeite it. Apply TO
John Ball,
Manger ar Mount W.fh agtoa
Mount Warrington, May II. lswsw.
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Mrs. MY e s
May =.

WITS. W Il * =
RESPECTFULLY informs her old friends
and the public at large, thai lht till continues to
carry on the
Porter Business
as ufual, in the Slime Wan6sxG, nidn Rr.et,
oppoGte performer cellar; fhe Aauers herflfclofe
application to bulinefs, and her old cuNomers
couGdering her great misfortune by the fire sG
fall, will induce them to again favor her with their
cafom; lhc will always keep conftant fuppIy Of
the frf quality of ALE and PORTER. 1hofe
who may pleale to favor het with their commands
fha! have them executed on the ihonef notice,
and gratefully acknowledged.
Margaret Myers.
SHE will icon remove TO her pew houie On
Union Rlcct, where The formerly reGded, and
WILL RENT
her Houfe on Water areet, few rods Gcnth Of
Col. Eiooe's, which ihe now occupies. PofeGion
given Immediately.
May g.. Iaw3,t
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Is Notice.
May. 2.

The Vefry of the Epifcopal Church
of Alexandria, beg leave TO lpform its members,
as alto the citizens Of the Town in general, that
Mr.. Samuel Keller,
who has of6cIased as Clerk, and az taught enc
uafter's Gnging, has agreed 70 continue b, fer
vices in that line. NJ. keller has returned
TO the northwatd. for the Plrpofe of removing
his family 70 this place, which he expects viii
be in the courfc Of three months, and as he IN
tends making this town his place of permanent
ref ience, he, hopes tora continuance of public
favor in the line of his protection.
MAY 4.
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soubltt d
ON FRIDAY,

On Friday
j. :, .'el,ek, aeil be islas:f f6e Vesdss Store
Rum in hoglhea5b lad barrels.
French Brandy in Pres,
Gin in pipe. and Dls.
Wh,ik.y and AA.Spie Brandy in Olss
Sugar in hbda. tierces and bis.
Coffee ipdiercss and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxess
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raifns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and frlils,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
ALso,
A varssty Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coattngss
Keri:ymeres, DuGls,
~ Plains and Kerfeys,
Nsgso Cotrons, Serges,
ylaeieks, blue Frisrss,
Clsnancoes ADD RuGels,
Van Stockings,
--hhtzes and Calicoes,
Irih Linen,, Sileia do.
OfnsbsSgs and Ticklenbufgs,
\ Mullins anl Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins ADD Table Cloths
Bandanna, Misunderstanding
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And funGry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
My z.
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WEDNESDAY,, NAY IS, 1904.

BENJAMIN SHREVE, JUN.
Has fer Sale at The corner Of Uxies and Prince
Streets,
rs bales India Cottons,
CONSISTING OF
Gurrahs, CoGahs,
Baftahs, Emertys,
Sannahs, Blue Gilla hhfs.
80 pieces black Satin,
Cotton Romal Handkerchiefs,
cafes low priced Fans,
do. Mariners Gompaaes,
Mems erong Shoes,
Won,cns Morocco do.
Leipers Snuff ia half barrels and kegs,
II coils Cordsge aGortcd,
Few quarter calks BETS Malaga Wine,
40 barrels No. Beef,
Bags black Pepper,
And quantity Of Red Soal Leather.
March IL. d.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.
y RANASE A Y Sfron,sthe subscriber on the z9th.
Sof October last, a negro nan slave, named
b % b.

about 20 yesrssof age, FIVE feet nine inches high
straight ltnabed and well formed; said slave hath
an Impedlment IN his speech which prevents MS,
readsiy replying TO qaestlon tie commonly
wears ear rings. He took Nirh hitn variety OF
goa,l cioathang, descrias Of which is unneees
ssafy, asit is pfnbahle he has changed them, He
has been frequently seen about town SINCE he ab.
seonded, apdin all probability is now seereted BY
his n,other. irstey Brown, formerly the slave
OF Nj. DIN n UiR, lafe of this TOWN, bur row
/. sad 10 be free. he above reward viii be pafd
for securing SAID Nrg5s 30 B. IN any goal, and
I 4 further reward at Ten EoL RS Tor the DIS
eoysry Of thoss who have been accessory TO his
soncealneglt.
captais..s &c vessels, sc. are forwarnsd
their peril, notstutAke Nn away.
RCREH s. B. JAMESON. rs
NV. 81 S.
Cath given for clean Linen and
cetlon Rags
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q, Retail price one penny per pound MOI g.,
5 Bar Iron, Hoop Iron, Nail Rods
German and American Steel, fold at the aboys
Factory.
B. Two or three. Apprentice
bays would be taken 10 the aoose buineis.
"A rril O..
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mo, 98S.


WILLIAM HARISHORNk,
AT HIS STORE ON KIRK's wharf, LOWER END
OF WOLF STREET
Middlings and Shoulders Of Bacon
on very low terms,
Ready made Bags,
Bar Iron,
Philadelphia Lump Sugar,
Indian Meal, Rye Meal,
Shorts and Bran,
Supelhne Flour in barrels and half barrels,
Large and fmall yefels may be cen.
yenien,ly accommodated with Wharfage on mo.
derats terms.
STORES TO let on the Wharf, or goods re.
ceiyed in them on Storage.
A large STORE on HOES Wharf TO fell or let
with the privilege Of receiving and ihiPp.ng
go DDS free OF wharfage.
A fmall HOUSE ON Wafer Street next door
TO Major Muncafer's, for (ale.
A number of LOTS il good iituations for fale
or TO let on ground rem.
Alex. 9Th mo. z8rh. eotf
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THE SUBSCRIBER

HAS for laic a bis Store in U6ls Street,
Firf and fecond quality SUGAR,
by the barrel, fweet Cyd-r by tie barrel, nice
feed Potatoes, old Grenada Ram by The hog.
fhead, Chehire Clesie, ard ihe bef American
Cheefe ever iold in shisaryoso, Lifbon Lemons
by the box, fweet DrangSsand Lines, and large
Bottom Apples by the barrel,
And many other NICE THINGS.
ABEL Will Is.
Nav 2.
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TO RENT,

Ard irrnlsdia,spoG fIloo given,
A we'll lnifhed MO tory. FRAME
HOUSE, with "a 4 si,te ad out noafes complete,
4Iiuare 10 shesithy and ftited pan Of the town.
For terms apply -
MarfeEer and Young
April %. so
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Asranurta Datlp auurrttser.
TUESDAY, NovEMBEa 6.


The Cathedral Lottery resumed its draw
rs agrecably to notice, on Saturday last,
FAd after 100 tickets were drawn the wheels
Fsrr again sealed, aud the drawing ad.
aufned till Wednesday evening next, at
|rseo'clock,
lae following are the prizes, witt the
Pumhers annexed:
Prizes ef Fifty Dollars.
Nos 2S8 S67S,
Prizes Of Twesty Dollars,
Nos. 693 224o 1859 4372 47o8 6163
EA7 1871 1880 1900 13427 1850
Ei284.
Prizes of Fifteen Dollars.
Nos. S s 865 9i5 973 1928 2i63 1881
Ea2 5000 S5aS 47o7 5267 548e 5542
ny 1888 1924 11,671 1891 1888
IVY 1882 17,4os 1928 2o,762
ran Q. the wheel this dav 2s5 dollars.
o'al gain 445 dollars.
(Bah. Pab.3
fec' IA letter from a gentleman IN Lon
ga, to his jriendm Boston, dated Ian
%a Sspt. 5, 1904.
annex an extract OF letter TO c.
-, which it may be we'll to communal
: 'lhose it may concern.
lol ali ought by this time, to be well
! iS1.atad with your duty as neurals-
'0Fest that brlligerents have some
Ina war between such nations as
pFltish and French, many cases OF
..sa4.1ship, in which thsre is no rsme-
|, SA occur; neutrals must remember
s,.a mes In their turn. will become belli,
air 9 letter to Dir. C s..
."e saepherdess, Miller, both vessel
Sgo being condemned for breach of
Ns'Saas o. Hayre, ! beg to observe,
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NORFOLK, November I.

go f,an S.. B artholomews. Oct. Il, In
| a. long. rs, spoke the schr. Concord,
Tnrks Island bound to Baltimore.
sn;n on The edge Of the GulPa Stream
fs - the pilot boat the Schooner MARYLAND
s ~, Mary's, out of provisions and had
|r,r her main-mast.
p, rae prussiaa barque Industry, captain.
|,e,bsrt. rs DAYS from Jersey. Oct. 20,
|'stbe Cape spoke the brig Traveller, OF
\. 4 from New Orleans bound to Bslii-
DJ R,;a lane captain Cook twenty four days
tom Port Antonio, bound to New YORK.,
distress. OFCape Antonio, on the 18th
|n,ober was boarded by French felucca.
ssrob5eG him of a punchion ofrum, and
0assenger of ten doubloons.
schr. William and Henry. captain
|s,otwood. 81 days from Quad. loupe. Oct.
}, in lat. 50, 10. long. 72 Al, spoke the
ssooner Daphne, De Forrest s days from
ronola, bound TO New York. October
% on soundings spoke the Schooner Anna
Maria, Hugin, IA days from Nevis, bound
|pEast river, who had spoken two days
|efOrs the schooner Sucky, capt. Hudsins,
|ton Antigua bound to East river.
An English Frisate anchored in the
Roads yesterday.
ID Hampton Roads, bound 10 City Point
|hsbrig Petersburg, captain ViekerY, 81
dfs from Cowes, bound TO Petersburg.
|Lain the late gale his foremost, foretop-
mast, quarter boards, staanchions and
halls.
Snip Alexander, Ring, so days from Ii
tupool, bound to City Point. Spoke the
4 hip New Adventure, M'Kenzie, 70 days
|ipm Fgura, boundso Baltimore. Oct. 8,
Mat 40, long. SO, spoke the ship Eliza,
Beverly, of Boston, bound 20 tie Isle of
France. Same day spoke the schooner
Harriet, from Portsmouth, Nh. bound to
Madeira.
Swedish brig Orpheus, Hagbert, AZ days
rom Valencia. British brig Attorney,
Williams, SIS days from Gurnsey.
In Hampton Roads, schr. Friendship,
|Sav, II days from Cape Nichola Mole,
bound to Baltimore ship Eliza, Langford,
|and schooner Ceres, for Baltimore, sailed
|ncompany and have arrived below.
Sl0op George, Brown, Is days from n.
Orleans.
Captain Brown, from Baltimore, spoke
|nhe Bay on Monday last, the ship Ro-
|ssles, a. days from Bordeaux.
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N ". 6.
LOST OR MlSLAID,

About four weeks ago note nego-
cisbc at the Bank u Alexandria, dated 18Th
Augua 1904, down ty George N. Lyles, pay
able ixJ days after d,te to William Fl. Lyes
CT o,dcr. for fwo hum red dollars, which note is
endoiied by William II. LYies and David w.
Scott, ard has not been psiIed away or transfer
red BY Us 10 any pcrfon, therefore can &c of no
ufc to any one bat ohileIves, it Being. given US
for property fold. A reward of I've dollars will
be given TO any one who will return it and all
perlons are forwarned from receiving faid note in
paymen except duly authorized by US.
Alexander Smith e Son.
Novemhe, s. DIV,
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WILLIAM LADD,
FadlOrags e CommNon Ware. Houfe.

HE SUBSCRIBERS have taken that very
{ large and commodious house directly oppo.
lsc M. Hodgfoh's on Prince Rree,, and are now
ready to receive on Storage or for Gale on Ohm
RIGien, merchaodizes, end produce of epcrv def
cription their house is furnithed with Prices
Current, Rates of Exchange, Inlurance &c.
Approved paper at so &c so days given for
a fair and valuable confederation in tic courfc of
trade, to any amount not exceed ng twenty shous
faiid dollars, dlrolnted on moderate terms.
Wanted for eighteen months two ,houfand
Dollars, the principal witha libera! 1ntcre!t will
be fecuycd by deed of truf on property worth
twice that fun.
&, For fsie for cath, eighty fhafes Alex auaria
hog sheads Maryland Tobacco.
Wanted TO purchafc two hundred and thirty
hog0leads Petertburg aud Richmond Tobacco at
ninety days.
For Barser, for Wet or Dry Goods, Warehoufc
and dwelling houfe on Prince itreet, that would
answer for a fore and fanily~-AIfo nea,
two tory frame building, very handsomely ftuat,
ed in the North Wet fuburbs Of this town, which
combines in superior degree, a town and coun.
try residence, bslng convenient to all public
5aiineis, and ~ithall very retired.
loren on very moderate serns the upper par.
Of the houfe we occupy. Ii contains fix fpacious
rooms, with good kitchen, fable anu other con.
veniencies.
Flour received on forage, on very moderate
terms
er Cath advanced upon falsab'e merchandise
lett a. the warehoufe.
Henry & Alexander Moore.
November 6. .cde
CyA gavea fer Rags. : =
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For Sale.

4 NY GENTLEM AN deGrous Of purchaf.
I A;ng STUD HORSES Of the 6rt 1eE1ipten,
of good performances, and wei! asscfed Pcdigrecs;
can be accommodated, by. applying to tn MAS
LARk!N, (Mr. Tayloe's, training Gtoun,) at
the Washington Jockey Clnb RACES, the 18th
November next.
N. B. Any Of the above horfes remaining un.
fold, will be farmed out the eniuing feafon,. on
liberal terms.
Oct. At.
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TO LET.

A two fory FRAME HOUSE on King, be-
tween Pitt and St. Afaph freets, 10 good ftus
alton for retail aore.-----ALso, one fory
HOUSE on ST. Afaph, between King and Prince
Groets, and a STORE on King, al the corner
of Royal freet. For terms apply TO
Adam Lynn.
Who has jna received,
A cafe Of GUNS, and "a few pairof
gilt farm pier LOOKING GLASSES. DRESS,
ING GLASSES, &c. SIC. sc.
Avg. II. ss
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L @ S Z.

CnSrnday evening lat. areo M7roccol 4
book containing number IF pape:s whic-5.
be of DO ulc to any peaon bu, myi.If-In l0J
lag the book my name viii appear under. Y,
a'p. ANY pesion finding aoi lcsviug tAc fsnr;
at this Off e viii receive my .l,arks and l.,
fJnable reward
Walbert 3. pofey. -.
NV. g. dt3
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Mechanic Relief Socaetv.

1'1cc''rV7VVo 1StVVD 0O0Ft1T.
TIME MEMBERS OF the above SOCIETY
i will please to obterve that thc 0ated quar-
1eoly meeting will be held on Wednesday the
9TH November, at O'Clock il the evening.
+. z. Thomas, Sec.
Nov. 3, d,
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1t does not appear to have been honored
with single cheer; indeed it was rather
too sarcastic for the OCCASION. To make
amends however, for the silence with
which this p0ilznteer was gulped, when Dir.
Leib was Immediately afterwards given, no
less than nine cheers echoed through the
room. This was certainly as mnch as to
say nine tlnlts in repetition, n0ns 81 gour no.
nest politicians for rs. Next comes Du-
ane, . Our brethren in Louisiana. May
tn enemies of its acquisition, and of It's
ample and pacific possession, obtain q,tiet-
tss in Perdido." We dare say Duane look
ed at that moment as if he had said somes
thing very neat and witty: he had unluckl-
ly forgot, and he doubtless wishes that e.
very body else had, what he sometime ago
said about this same ample ac7.sisiAon.--
Let us then refreshen his memory. In the
Aurora of the Cd July, 1903, about the
time when it was first rumored that we
had purchased Louisiana, he declared his
disbelief ct the report, and actually called
1t a Misrepresentation of the conduct ofour
governments. The United States, says
he, stand in no present need ofthe immense
countries of Louisiana. II would be injs-
rious to Our property to possess Louisiana
In full sovereignty al this time" 1t fol-
lows therefore that Duane BY his own acA
acknowledgement has avowed himself an e.
nemy to the ample and pacific possession of
Louisiana, and consequently ought TO take
lis q,0etus in Psrdido. Now to this we can
certainly have no sort Of objection, We shall
not attempt 70 disturb his repose.
(N. I. Egg. Post
London paper of Sept. Il, says, "The
Comet, formerly an East India packet,
captured by the French and sent TO Corun-
ma, and there bought by an Americas House
in London, and sent into Plymouth 10y
Rear. Adm. Cochrane, from off Frrral,
stopped on presumption Of being consider.
ed a recapture as she was condemned in a
French port, tho never out of neutral
harbour, has been examined by the Com
missioners of Prizes, at that port; and
the dispositions of the Officers are sent for
ward to the Admiralty Court.--.The deci-
sion for or against her being recapture,
under the existing circumstances, naturally
involve commercial question ofsome con-
sequence to the mercantile world she was
purchase fo- $4,000 dollars at Corunna; is
only three years old, & about $50 tons bur.
then; so thatlf a salvage is paid on her of
one.eighth to the recaptors, she will still be
a cheap ship to the American House that
purchased her."
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TO BE SOLD,
Nov. 2,
A SECOND HAND aCOACHEE

In complete order, it has thick plate
glaf1es in front back, and doors, real venetian
blinds in the doors and quarters. with curtains
outhde and (quahs within. The front can be ia
ken out, and the dnvera chair off, 70 as 10 run
like a common open front coachee There ia h4r-
nefs for two hores, Enquire of the Printer.
OHohcr z3. co.
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I.,t and went down lnin ediateiy
| 81 sSe;ag deserted. Her sails, CABLE
|,s:' .s Os, 100 barrels ofthe -four were pre-
L,rssd.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
BOSTON. April II.

Sloop Julia, Somes, arrived at Gloucester on
Thursday LAST in thirty GAYS from Jaauemcl.
Left, brig Telemachus, Fairfield; Swift Packet,
Csrtwrigar, Newburyport schr. Chance Smith,
Baltimore sloop --------, Flag, Charleston
schr. ---, Stamou; brig Norfolk, B7ltmore:
John and Joseph, Ronown--Sailed IN CO. schr
Swallow, Waters, Salem; Joseph, Lurvey, New
buryport.
Captain Somes sailed from Gloucester for a.
quemcl, on the I4th Of y CEN er last. o. the
50 of January near Cape j4qucniel was brought
too by French privatcer, from which several
muskets were fed The Frenchman senta boat
on board the Julia, and took possession OF her,
and sent captain S. and the whole of the crew,
a men) on hoard the privateer. The captain
OF the cruztr took all the soop's papers from her
commander, and told him his vessel was good
pize, and should be sent to tie CITY of ST. Do.
mlngo. The privateersmen Immediately pro-
ccedcd to F'under the Julia, OF cheese, butter,
Candles, soap Sc. Capt Scans was returned on
beard~his vessel, where he found SIX men and a
boy having charge Of her who soon afterwards
made sail with the vessel on their way 10 ST.
domingo; and in few hours separated from the
psiyateer. On the ninth of yaauary at P. M.
the sioop was anchored under battery Upon the
coast OF the Spanish part of Rspanoa. While
IN this situation the prize master ordered the boa,