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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-16

id upper Louisiana. furnished me by Mo-
ses austin, Esq. This gentleman owns
an extensive mine, situated about thirty
eight miles back OF St. Genevieye, which
he has worked for some years past aud
fromhls education and experience, con-
ceiye him to be better calculated TO give
correct information on the SUBJECT than a
ny other man IN this quarter.
lain sir with sentiments Of high
respect,
Your very hu.able servant,
AMOS STODDART,
captain and first civil Come
mandant OF Upper Louis
ana.
The president Of the United States.
A summary description Of the lea1 mines
in Upper Louislana--to which is added
an estimate of their produce for
three years past-also table showing
the increase Of population Ia their vicin-
ity, since the year 1899 Hastily drawn
at the request of captain Amos Seoddart
first civil commandant OF upper LouiSi-
ana To whom it is respectfully submit.
ed by his very humble servant,
/, MOSES AUSTIN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

~ WRITING-PAPER, ~
BY thr Rezm or Qairs, for fsle 81 shis Ofhos'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

yKTHEREAS there was prefenssa 10 me,
Wv nv Frederick Crsry. on the lgth inh.

rI
yXTHEREAS there vas prefen,ed 10 me,
Wv by Frederick Cay, on the hg,h inA.
a paper purpor;irg TO be a negotiable Note OF
nand, bearing date 10th July. 1899. payable at
the Bank OF Rhode liland, one ear sf,er date,
to John Faxop, or order, for the fun OF Two
Hundred Dollars, with in,etsa on which ia
,ndorfed the name John Tmon. and to whiehis
sfixed the name o. Nicolas Gsfroy. as drawer.
Il therefore hereby caution all peifons seaioR
receiving fsid paper. as never 6gned The fame,
nor did any oshsr perion ngn the iamc with my
authority, rsiv,iy or content. either directly or
indirectly. Itis not neceRary TO repreient Mr..
Faxon as an unworthy msn-as man VIII ole
fraud, sgsina hi, icllow-ci,iz-ns previous 10 his
leaving hi, town for Nova-Scotia, were too
Aagraat TO leave any further confidence in his
ioteesity in theie parts. do further declare.
thar faid pretended Note is Forgery, and that
there are no genuine notes ct mine how exiting
OF da,e pnor TO tbii, excepting one note in iss
vor OF Dyer & Eddy. OF Bottom. for 20 doslarf
--one do. 10 favor OF William r. R6binion, c.
Newport, for so dollaS--aod one az the New
port Bank. NICOLAS GEFFkOY.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
70 THE PEOPLE.

THE DEFENCE--Eo. Nv.
IN REVERSING the mesfures Of The sdninifss-
i zion we fhaIl divide them according TO theis
coaneaion wilh the great departments oi the eo'4
ernment. By this coorie We fhsli be enabled TO
make fope approaches 10 fyAem, and to sfiign
IeiPonGbiIity i,s proper limits: a
Bsfore we proceed 10 this enquiry, il is
neceYary TO nke mort view Of the diafibusion
Of posers onder the connitvion, which sppesns
in The dfcuiions of the day 10 have been entirely
lofi fight Of. and which il 10 sHen'isly neetfzry
o, unaefasnd, TO avid runniog into error IN
the saimstssmsde Of executive condud.
The Confisusioo saablifhes three great
departments of power, The icgiDNiye, executive
and iodicizl. Congmh ccn.tituIes the hra, ihe
Psefdeut the fecond. and tic judges the Isa.
in the diiehsree Of judicial functions the P'eI-
ident does NOT ia the leAa eo-oosfsie, except 10
Ear ss TO nominate The jodac. In thole Of legb-
is,ion be has qualified sgeoey. 10 ihe iorm-
stion Of treaties ,h,, sgr1cy 10 only bmi'fe by
The will Of the iens;e; lnt in III. en's'ics OF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
Jse rseeived. and s,Jak BY
JACOB RICHARDSON.
g. fbe Pof-OMc<,


IJOUSE Paper of every kind. American,
i j Eogiih. French. sod Hamburg. in adj
ditiop TO his large adorment of 5000 pieces,
With Borders. lie has juR received number
of new Book, for fale or circulation.
Mofs and Tippit'. a large sG,rtment--
Mems fur Gloves, Mius, and CaPs-Fur Skim,
Ru6is, gray, white, aud fpot,ed.
Tickets in South Hadley Lottery (6 CIsis)
at Five Dollars Fifty Gents, which begins TO
draw the isth ina. Alto, TicFeu in the Wick
ford Academy Lottery.
Writing Paper OF every defcrip,ion, by the
ream or quire-Slates Of all 6zcs, with gene
xal aaortmcnt of Stationary.
Charts, European Piic,s-Wea-India and
American ditto.
Engifh Moaard. by the pound-Swee,
Oil. by the Aaik.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
William Douglas,

IN tke Head gf Brad Sfrrc,
IJAS conlsntly for isle. general Abort
i L msnt Of Wca India and other
G G. q ID S.
F,cfn ESSENCE Of SPRUCE. per gallon
or quart. One ton FLAX Of variou, qualities.
Thi, day received 1000 weight clean flax.
ar CASH, and Three Gents per lb.
piycn for Cotton and Linen RAGS.
ONIONS by the buihel or bunch--4 cents
per bunch, and much leis by the leo.
For lale as above.
A new one itoy BUILDING, 80 feet
by IL, to be removed from The fpo, on which il
nox ftand,. as foon as poGible. For further
particulars apply to
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

THE fabfcribcn having purchsied the pa
i tent right for the counties Of Newport &
Brifol, for making. ohng. snd vending 70
others to be nied, a Machine for the purpoie Of
wafhing closhes, fulIing, fcou'ing. and cleandos
cloth, under the original parent right. which
wss granted by the Congrefs Of the United
States OF Ameica. unto Daciei 8. Dean. OF the
town Of Beekmsn, 10 Dotcheis county. State ct
Newyork. on the s9sh day Of Fcbtuav. 1904.
All perfons are hereby forbid making. uiog. or
vending fsid Machine. within the c. ansies afo'e.
fsid. under the penalty Of the Law, wi,hous the
authority Of us. OF our agents. being hra grant
ed them. Any perfon may be accommodated,
BY calling on BENJAMIN PtTMAN. jun.
= JOSHUA NICHOLS.
NJ. B. Thofe who nsy wifh to puschale
he PA,ea, light for the county Of Bliitol, whl
plesfe to apply As above.
Newport, Sept ro. .iso4.
" WRITING-PAPER, "
BY thr Re1m or Qaire, for fsls o. shis Ofhos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
NesVpOrs, Oa. a,, 1894,
MR.. GARDINER, the Brothet- in La~ of

Nc1Vporf, OGs Zy, loCts
MR.. GARDINER, the Brother- in La~ of
lV1 MG. Jobn faxer, having in the Iait pa
per replied 10 nv advertisement reipeeting the
Note preienlcd to me by Ms. Cia,y, ! tei it
duty o.e 20 my own charsasr to ani~er him.
He informs the public thai the Nose j, pot 10
iait. aud ~ifbss them 10 iuipend ihcir opinion
until The cauic ihould be tried. cordially join
MIR. Gard,ne, Ia that with, and my former ad-
vef,iitment was not intended Tor the purpoie he
fappo,es. AT that time no action xas commenc
ed, ard had no idea that any perion would have
ever thought il expedient TO have brought it
forward. My meaning was 10 fate the rca!on
Why re'u.ci payment OF the N1le, to prevent
my Credit from beiQe injured; for ! An always
,esdy checr!ully TO pay every debt owe honeti-
y: And | believe, Grce my Tefdcnce 10 this
town, every pcrfon With whom have been in
the habit OF doing buiineis can fully atteA il
and no pesion will accufe me Of endesvorine TO
deirsud them in any rsiped. Why Mr.. Gy,J@.
living in Nova Scotia ihould purchafe Note
againit perion, Of whole credit he muf be to-
tally ignorant and Why Mr.. Cray fhould ,ake
the trouble TO purchafe that Note, arc circum-
asnce. that cannot be explained Without f0me
difficulty 10 the parties concerned in the pfcfe-
cu,ipn of the stlion-Mr. C,ap having been
conaetied in buGncls wilh Nh. F on while he
rcG1ed in this town.
NICOy LAS CEEEROy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
RHODE-ISLAND
'Rsbubllcan Electoral Ticket.

a GAIN the Republican Citizens
"A of Rhode.llland are called upon
TO rally round the itandard OF their lib
critics. They are called upon with the
voice of fidelity, conltancy, & of zeal
10 promote, and Perpetuate the iafety,
tranquility, and PROPERTY of a be-
loved and common country, to aflem-
bic on the aft day of November next,
and with the amiable fortitude OF un-
fhaken, uncorrupted virtue and patri-
otifln, TO de6gnate by their fuffrages
the characters, whom they prefer to
invef with the important power of
chooGng PreGdent and Vice.Pre6-
dent for United America. Can a
more exalted duty occupy their atten-
tons Can buiinefs of greater mag
hitude poilibly come before them !!
And can any individual who does not
feel the perpetual fling of diiappoint-
cd ambition but who pofleiies the
understanding, and the heart ofa man,
and the attributes of a true American,
view with indifference or with pecv-
iih effrontry, the conilitutional and
legal requirements of that day
The char a6ters OF thoie gentlemen
who have by the unanimous voice of
general Convention, confiiling of
The Republican Members of the Legir.
lature Of this State, been ieleeted,
and offered to the Freemen thereof, as
the mott proper perlons TO conititute a
Republican Ticket of Electors, merit
ing the general appreciation and fup-
port : Thoie characters are 10 we'll
known, and 70 fully eiiabliihed as to
preclude the neceAity of any declara-
tions of encomiums. lflong, import
ant, and faithful public fervices: IF
hone&, di(pailionate, candid, and in
telligent minds, in the full vigour of
political maturity !: If a conlant, firm,
and fervent deGre for the promotion of
harmony, tranquility, and PROPERTY
through this exalted, dillinguiihed, &
happy nation II integrity to appre.
cia,e her rights and interefs, patri-
otilm to cheriih, and for,itude to ful-
tain them, are qualities in an Electoral
Candidate which will infure him tho
united fufirage of the citizens Of this
State, then with confidence do We al
fert that the Ticket herewith prefented
will meet with no oppoGtion.
Hon. CONSTANT TABER, Efd.
m,.. of Newport,
JAMES HELME, Efq. of .Southl
Kingnown,
JAMES ALDRlCH, Efq. Of Sci;uaie,
BENJAMIN REMINGTON, Efq.
of Warwick.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
NEWPORT BANK.

THE Stockholders are Informed that the
il Foarh and laa IoAalment, being Fifteen
Dollars on lhare, becomes payable in ipccie,
on the tenth day OF November next, wheo the
Receipts, formerly given, will be taken up, aud
Certificates iaucd.
By O,dtr Of tbt Pre6dsrf ard Dbe9Ou.
JOHN X. ShEARMAN. CG@ier.
O7ober II, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

WYE the iubfcriben, being appointed BY
Wv the Honorable Court Of Probate tor
she town OF North -Kiogaown. Commiaion.
err. to receive, examine and adjoR the cl.ims OF
.he cre1ison TO the efase Of Msnbsss Hss!y,
i,,e Of f.d town. deceaied reprelested inso'sens'
and fx moo,hs being allowed by faid Court tor
that purpoie All pcrfons having legal demands
,s,;nff faid efaase. are heseoy called spoo soex-
NM ,ke fame TO either Of ~ At our fefPettive
S.-.iI;.es w;,hin the tine afoseisid.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS. l cs~~g-
BENJAMIN DAVIS. ! J fs,"'.
-. An verSoos indebted to iaid e6ste. are hefe-
bv easpeaiy sequeaed TO make immediate Psy-
1ess 20 JONATHAN REYNOLDS, Af~'s'
Neub. E;ssfsssx, 06. ., lso4,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
NICOLAS GEFFROY.

6s- qbeIt Prinfrr 4ots kare izftrsed fbe
Alvru,ttment GgrdJ I" Beni4min Ga,f,ner."
in Uipd,caiiov gt 1fr. Faxon, ere reqnoged 10 fab-
L@ ibe a5ore 13ae'er,ytmenH sOh5 iSeGgsniar
Of Nnb9ia, G.5;oy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
To be Sold at Public Auaaon,

I'm Tuefday. the ao,h day Of November
~ eufaing. at the houfe OF Samarl d. Aliss.
In North. Kinstown At O'Clock ?. M. two
GOOD F. M, ftu,,ed in North Kingaown,
sshou, two miics from Wickford, both lyiag on
she poft road ooe Of which contains about one
hundsed and forty acres, with a dwelling. houie,
barn. corn -houie. and other buildings thereon
aandine. late the properly Of SyIveae, Ga'd.s'.
E(o. Of North King town, deceaied The other
cons,ins about one hundred and fourteen acres.
with dwelling .hosfe, gri& mill, faw-m'il, and
other buildings thereon, late the property OF the
faid S,Ivsst, Ga,d~f. Both OF isid Farms
eon6a Of foi,sble proportion of moving.
pafturine, and tilIaee land, well wooded and
r,,ered. The conditions Of fsle, with the
boundaries, will be made known At the tine and
nl,ce Of faIe. BENJAMIN SMITH, Admisr.
Nsysb- Kisgseavs, GA. -, 1904
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
RHODE-ISLAND
Mturance Company.

THE Stockholders of the Rhode. llland In.
i furnace Company arc hereby notified, that
agreeable TO the third article Of the Contribution
Of faid Company, the Fourth Intalment OF
fourteen Dollars and Eighty Gents on each Share.
in Specie, will become due on the tenth day OF
November next. tr
GEORGE BRIGGS. Secretary.
H>cys,vf GA. I6, i8o+-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

Esm lbs national ISrrLrrcrsert.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26
BRUSSELS, January 81.

The greater part of The garrisons IN the
four departments on the left bank OF The
Rhine, have sNccc ssively beguntl2esr march
&c join the army ofthe expedition All the
rAaceson this hosftisr have ozl!y gesy weak
garTisons left in them, but we learn that
orders Asase been GiVea TO rcinfsrce thena
ana tssas several corpse Of cavalry have al
ready arrived, veisicn viii 'tse followed b.
mere sroops }ro1u TIC iatezior. The works
undertakes for the fors16cations Of the city
and citadel Of 5ufiers, viii be continued
with redoubied acfl,its. Ehc RETURN Of siae
fine wta1her is only waited for TO resume
them, anxs it is believed that they will be
completed III the course OF the year. As
TO The other fornessas whisk are TO be ALT
*on the left baek of the Rhine from Fran
kenfhal to Buaerick, comfortably to a plan
presented sone yeas since. il rs ancertain
whether theyAyill be begun tilis year.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26
: AMSTERDAM. Ian 8

s1'e following IS an ySissot OF letter r-c.v.,
here froa CALAIS
Z" Notwithstanding tie eeuaardiasry ex.r,;,,.
that have I'esa maze, The expedition assiua E.
g'aa. can fIasceiY he exp@ttz.i TO tax. alsc. 4.
fore The end Of March; e. mach tim. Wis, b. :.
qH:rsd to5G m5ie tie &fnr<l velf.Is ari tcaD,nv,,
1t Eoul goe, ard iocfeaGe ghe na,ion1l 'a,,;r,
there 70 tie runher Of 6itesa huad ed fail 4
coPy of the ,fga :ations rela7iy; y I'll. maintain
aHce Of the eigf'een 1tnriana Fr,nch troops i
oar repabl}cs has h~cB{e.7t 70 all the Magi6p,e,
% thfii irformslioa ga; al, d., nds of j.
Eseoch cit efs and f'Id:ees which sreno, au.bc,,
z dby salia 'eggu alter; H,.sI be sefuitl."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26
<ElR SALE.

4 s1Inoner ncN lying at the w1ari,
Of the following dlnerG sssr VIZ. 81 feet ftfSsS's
t,bhes,, * fee> bcaoa, and about 81 feet hot
witt, tsyo c,bhias: me ssrrTes 1900 h"tA.S -
chest, f-ogo Of coal, aS Is6 barrels OF E'~f
Tx whole Ct i,:r t;11besss except two. a'' %
Malberry, and her ha]l IS now IN essetlent oF1'''
bayiqs MS ,rgone 2 tta~eu2h rs2aRf. Wlto -
viii he I'D, the tir.,e s4 a Nsgro Man VINO w.
cosra ,r e aer. AID IS 3rpsofea TO be as ~sia .~
qu.ie,cd with tho Ca,fsp alse bay and ffe 'ps'is
making into it. as any petf5n W@pnaTfstss "a
waters. As tewarli for aas tit3a =Etg apS fa''a,
try Ills matter has promGd hGaa his taee''0'" s y
TX years from thega Of january Iait. F1f 'S''''
ard further p2rtioaIaes apply 10
Mafcb %. Scw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26
.FfAMB1JRGls. Feb. 9

Representations 0 avrty IA elcns artr~@ haze,
IL is said, been mac 3, The Freach Govern
4nent to the Danist e 7irt. sTle~ principal on
ia is TO ezcud: the l5ngt'eh frnn the. porte of
The gsisic by shaiing u? H.e Ssasd- B.npark
aass gwen ade'ddSt nagsss@c ~ this 2,m.nt, and
apFsicd 9sur the saed.a ,en Of Ra;sia. waicit mas
loeen g anfrs.-. In TIC saeen strae Il is a, cos
rr'rpla5ioa 10 tram toe who'll .paquation Of thu
g5Hoaiea o. f1olserja and 5.hiysg.c . ehc use Of
arms. that they ray .ac ready to resist any hos
aae stseklpt ~ the part Of thc F.rsE Consal.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26

NEW-Yo1k. March %.


ne regular trading sap Oneida Chief,
captain Kemp arrived at this port yester-
Day IN rs days fron london: ard has po-
ltely fofn'si'ed the Edltor OF the Mercan.
tile Advertiser With london papers to the
evening OF the 2oth february, and Prices
Current ana Lloyd siaats to the 18th, In
elusive; froE when we nave selected ma
ny Interesting political and commercial ar.
.tlcles.
e2Ptaln 4~ei',P reached the Banks OF
ture from London
The King CT England; we are verbally
informed5 had a relapse On the 2lst Fsbru'
ary.
Captain Goddio, Of the brig Eagle, Left
bourdeaux en- the 1ist February, few
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26

Ssuncit. f5tfOYc az CtIef fsaSiiicsat oSI"Ft1>'
s.7sself with Plan far nasienai feast 70 %
! celebrated annually; and in which the pefl-
| ME 81 E.ucca returns thanks 10 l5o1apar1c
| u,aSi5 G0d, for the Regeneration OF the
Republic OK Lucca. 4 number OF orators
seconded and approved this plan; in their
speeches they all alluded to the Aoaoru6le
permission eheyElad obtained to erect a sta
| tue of the First Counsel in the hall Of the
couacil, upon the pedestal Of which IS IN.
scr;bed, An pere du peupie Lucquols, lie
| Grand Counsel reronnoissant." 30 an
boundedis the active ambition OF Bonaparte
and SO aware Of aateery, that the REGIME
rated slaves OF a petty republic OF 10000
citizens, are laid under q contribution Tor
statues and pra:se,n proportion as fnuc' as
the thirty miilions~of slaves ofdhe French
Rspuhlict}
The 17th fegimene Of the troops oFt]ae
line III garrison at Berg-op-Zoom, reresv-
ed suddenly, on the Goth, orders &c Join
the troops eacamped in Zealand. The
48th regiment was EXP ed froa, Hanover
70 take its place at Berg-op-Zoom. In
Zealand are now %, 600 French troops, be-
sides 1000 Dutch.
The First Consul has ordered af7ew con
t9sbutiog1 90 be laid On the inhabitants IT
Hanover Of 6 per cent. on fheir,;nceme and
zone ON the value of landed property, and
4 pes cent DE the fortunes or re.enue>of
every other Individual not excepting egen
'ahoseA employed under Government.
Evcn the artilieyy ii the fortress CT
Haihurgh, in Hanover has been ordered
TO be transported to France.
they write from Bayonne, tilal for
month past they have had almost continual
~ south wind, which had every day be-
come more insuPportable. 1he almost
pierre is as If Oh Ere, particularly in the
night. The northern. Fights illamina;
the horizon, and spread alarm and dissnay.
No example; is:remesnbered OF such an IN
version of the seasons. Many diseases
are prevalent.
The day before yesterday two men,
sdbaitern officers, as was reported, were
brought out Of the Abbey, and carried to
the Plain of Crenoble, andwere shot.
On the death Of Count T'eotochi, at
Corfu, Count Antonio Cont was cho-
sen Vice-President of the Republic Of
the seven islands,
General Catfa-clli, Adjutant TO the
First Consul, has returned to Paris from
Turin.
The colossal stataes, representing the
her and The Nile; the chesrs contain
ing The presents sent by the Popeto the
First Consul, and several valuable anti
quities, destined for the Museum Napo-
leone, have arrived.
The First Consul pays for the carriages
Of the Members Of the Legislative Be-
dy during the Session. I've areto oc-
cupy eact carriage. Six Of these carriages
are already Gnished. The Members o.
the Tribunals experience the same liEcya-
lity OF Government.
The requisition ofsai1ors, fer the Brest
aeet, was completed a fortn ighe ago.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26
T,EGHOHN IN,

IN consequence OF slc cf,icr of Gener,, !.
the 4 8 Of car Sovereign has been fube;',,Ms1a NUM-
or forts for sa<s Of tic F.ench. The 1,a %
however, Sill retain the command of the ior. .:'
7at they manta;a excellent diftipIio. 'l q
mer@ becomes every day m,re A urifbio, 0.n,
th advantage: which all ciaiF-s will drr;vas a''
tfss chang gre !ncaicalsbte. Vea.ls d,v ~: 'a
"Nell wtIs>de1t,nea sos other ports. bgr \
nor fail ios s.em on account of their ~ we
bIockaded by he EngliG,. ss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26
RaE'aSBOM, Ian. ~.

So hcfaay ci's1~r Bsoher, fhe Fssn6h Charge
us aEarss erefsateite The atet letter from the
q pes sddrrata 81 oss te4o-,s.f ,5G5r~aC kf ~ 81
Nafs2soa,r gseeaYart.'' ITS censcats concfrn ehc
Ssi,eiaas .fairs Oh GeGnasys
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26
STOCK H0I NJ, Tan, +,

Ger ( ttg i'as a,ow P-;:ni,ssi the g..
ts9a 81 faHogsflat wi.ws, aeoa the a. ''iPc't,
rs Fl sicss u F'ancr and pJtzagsI sn condit.
OF shes- sstfcs info Sweicn las h;,b. s''raae.
&rongiy psoisbi;ri, and ,auA nor. caac, Oses
the fsir Of Fssach WINS. 'uhl;abIy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26

THOMAS CRUISE begs. snaVe TO
Salsqss he sszsssc tass he has rafchaaea sac'sn-
sssS& OF his 4ssc paE1nes, sSaitIssa Bhsfagtoss
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Tut received ana tor Sale,

I'LL fESClFSO ssu0 soI S~s
JOSIAH FAxON and Co.
Th,gteea hhts.
FirR quality retailing Molasses,
SO bis. New England Rum,
Z pipes Cogsiac Brandy,
4 pipes Gin,
40 boxes ,uouid arc dipt Candies,
10 bis. Cyder,
90 do. No. and Ecifon Polk.
g do. No. Beet.
6 do Mackerril,
20 sea,,ss Wrapping Pspg.
10 do. Wsitipg Paper,
6 kegs lanes Ripes Tobaccc,
500 oulhrls Tagk's Iaard Safe faitable S0E the
FiIheries,
roo tous Piaiasr Of Paris.
ALSO.
A quantity of Ladies AID Mites
Mesooc., Slippers,
GeusIessens ard boys eue Shoes,
Mers and boys coasle StoS and Boots,
Childrns Nosccco ard leather Shoes,
WowSeos liaed aud boaad leashtr Slippers.
The above articles will &c fold on
very moderate terms fos Cash OF Country Pro
Gucc.
March Al. d1w
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EsaHif gsase-

Essaaiif gsase-
ess Iszs5Fy ttrsf5, af II ssssaeS -riG &c f'sd
~ ese Sssgkss 5siker. fSst .ssas ssiA<9s9 fssS
eEaas Ssvy
DWELLING HOUSE,
ksaxsc ca che GORGE, Vi cawseron aud Pasyirks
Avrrsxs she iss tronss IN Cam Seseee IS
Sers s0ctscs, aud on Pasriek Street Is feess on
rSe norftsinr OF the ios shcrs are rive nest sene-
ments, fgsoke houf-, &c. The ABOVE property
was lately 10 the occupation Of Mr.. |sGes Card.
Add al the fame tim. and place wiil b. foid ava.
~sissy os good
<Hmfs6oI g Kitches Furaitnrt,
cosstsTfNo-er
beds. bedGsads, detks, ssbies chairs. I'D hasfo,
an elegant clock, &c. sc. and immediately after
the fae OF che furniture,
A Handjone FsN Bred FLY,
two years old Terms of faie-CASH.
PIG. MARSTELLER, a.. m. /.
Mack rs
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Land for SAFE

By virtue Of Deed of TruR made.
to mr. by James Doug ais and Daniel D9ueiais,
and their v1ves, to iecufe tic payment OF adebt
due 81 ihem 10 VIM. Gunncll, jun. Of Faifiax
county, and the intsfeG th8t has accrued thereon.
and in puifuauce of the covenant and fipulstlous
the,ein rontaircd, hail proceed fell, far ready
a7oarr. on tie ptemifes on Tba5fGcy The lSesaG
day Of AaggR next, at eleven O'Clock IN the
toIer0on,
A certain traa or piece of Land,
lying IN Fariax county, near the mouth Of B.fi.
cult Run; being the tract wbefeon the mil Of
the laid Jas. and D,niel ID ugIa6 lately ttood,
The mcies and bounds of which are particularly
fer forth ID the faid Deed OF Irutt, and Will be
ihcwn al TIE sirac and place of ialc, rogether
with all the improvements, Advantages and Pri,
yieges that are now o. belong to the iaid pre-.
nifss. As it is prefnmed ,hof- defroos Of pur-
chsfng will view and ex nine FOR themlsves a
more particular defciiption j, deemed unnecriiary.
Should che day prove rainy t6e ale will take
place The next fair day.
John Potts, 11gJ3se.
luis 10 q Gods