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been made. Whatever be the coniequence, whether
the attempt be made not, the paiiing moment is
important and awful. II it be nonibis< auy Get
ter or document from France could corroborate the
thouland times repeated anerton that the Emperor
Napoleon was determined to make immediate
deficient ON England, it would be confirmed by let
ter dated Paris, Augut 5, which appears in the laa
number OF the Petit Contour, and which the editor
iays is incontettiy true where i, is Rated in the
itrongeR terms, that the " DESCENT ON ENG
LAND is IRREVOCABI.Y FIXED FOR THE
END OF THIS SUMMER; the plan which is al
together new ard al'nof ipIallihs, IS due to the
powerful aud extraordinary genius of the Emperor
that the fecree is known only himlef and another
reron and that of all poble modes it is that which
is leait thought Of both by French and Engih."
We know not what truth may be in all this but
the a!ersions here made given in letter written
by General LGwjfOn, abide camp to the emperor.
(N. 4. Paper.
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r. fSe U"ifed States gveg us pubis .sfiss to ~
eSeaf' sv5o.r IL mey,fesff,s-- So
STAas il being the win Of AixRsyal IIshnefs IL
Prince Regent Of Portugal, that ali PortSpsefe, or
neutral veiels laden with Portuguefe property, Mould
navigate without danger of being captured by Mrs
OF war; privateers, &c. (Which often happens by tie
matters OF veiiels not having proper documents 30
prove the neutrality of their cargoes) and whing
avoid the nnpleafant dicuilicns of reclamation: He
has been pleafed to determine, that all matters of vei
iels, laden with Portuguese property, fhould inert
IN their log-book that the cargo is for account of
Pertuguefe fubeet, and that they fhould take with
them authentic copy of their Charter party, in
which and in the Bills of Lading, the fame declara-
ton fhal be made and tina, all fuch documents ihall
be certified by the undersigned, the REFLECTIVE
Vice Confus in order that all iuch vei.ls ioud be
enabled to navigate without any apprehension of be-
ing captured when met and examined, by any ihips
of the bellgerant powers.
JOSEPH RADEMAKER.
PHILADELPHIA, lob of7c6er, 1905.
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NETWORK, October 9.

Yeterday the Editor of the Ci-
tizen was favored with Supreme Court Writ, Il
little bit of parchment JUN 70 big from his EScel!sn-
cy's Recorder. This is the third from that leca:i
MansfeM
And until now had forget to tate that fome four
teen or fifteen days ago, l obligingly favored
with three Supreme Court Writs from DIR. Tiiiotlor,
the ihadow OF the Secretary of State.
Cbeesbam's PAPER.
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DuinsGir JnteIligenee.

Extrul7 ofa letter f,o.1 a gentlemen ia London,
10 bis correspondent ia Norfolk, dated AnguyR
5.
"We learn an understanding has taken place
between our govcrnnent and your ambailador,
MIR. Munroe, that your thips even with colonial
produce are to tal unmoleted unit! the 6rlt of
November next ; after that period no American
veflel will be iufered to carry any Weft-India
produce TO an eremy's port"
We think that the writer of the above letter
alluded to the Wef-Inda goods bound to an E.
nemy's port, in the fame bottom into which
they were imported into the United States, and
not to rciri6t our carving Wef-Inda produce
generally to the ports of an enemy of Great Bri.
tain. Ledger.
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The editor of the Petit Cenfeur in his laa runber
announces certain the death of his imperial maiey
the emperor DDiiine' under the deiigna,on of BIZ
rand 1t is prefumed he will be fucceeded by Gene
raj CbriH9fbe; his late majety departing in this -
tance from the tiiIe lime of adon,ed by ,ha
great men whole example and form of govvrnn,ert
were his model) not having caufed the crown to be
declared hereditary in his own family.-lMe,e. Ads.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 9.
Extraa ofa letter from London.

Extraa ofa letter from London.
"The Commerce, Parke, and cargo, are con-
demued. The papers found concealed, were
fnificient to condemn her. There is among the
papers, one which was noticed by the kings
advocate, viz. a certificate of the collector of
the cuitoms at the lie of France, acknowledge
ing the receipt in adVanee oftbe import duties
into France, due for the produce of the French
all import duties on its introduction into France
on Proclamation of the certificate. am igno-
rant whether neutrals are bound to pay fuch du-
ties in advance or not /? The American matters
either ihould not pay them, or on paying them,
ihould not take certifio ate on board. This
government feems difpofed to check the inter-
petition of neutrals in the colonial trade of the
enemy, and to prevent the Americans from car
rying it on cirenitoyly to the extent they have
lately done. AS they are or were going on, they
would nave foon brought to Europe the whole
produce of Martinique, and of the other colo
MES of the enemy.
Sin fome of the velIcls lately detained, are
goods which wer- imported by the fhippers
from the enemies colonies. Thefe goods al
though they compete fmaIl part of any one oil
the cargoes, may be proceeded againit, and may
| he condemned.
"What is to be the teit of bona fide importa.
ton into the United States, know not. Al
prefent it feems there fhould be no connection
between the importer and exporter"
Copy Of THE condemnation Of tie hip AD1Rerdan
Packet and cargo, at Halifax ~. S. boml
from BataVia TO PbiLadelpbia-O4vned b
| Js5u;s CLo6;er T1rob E;rorJ Ror6 o,J ID -,
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From the Paris Monitetr.

Some OF the princes of Germany are about
to take me1iures to prevent the maneuvres of
certain enii1aries, who kidnap the inhabitants
OF that country, under pretext of Tending them
TO the u. States, where they are promifed all
imaginary happinets ; but in fact to fell them TO
the Brltiih government.
The following paper proves the conditions B
The tariff of this infamous traffic, by means of
which bonea and impe countrymen, believing
they are going to America, are thrown upon the
flores OF England, and fold at 70 much head
TO be transported to the EngliiIi colonies.
4 TIE courfe propofed by Robert Smith to fir
George Rumboid, one of the late rninifters from
England ar Hamburger, has been adopted
Smith is itill at Hamburger, where he continues
to dirett thofe cargoes of men. With rerpeH
to this iubjeGe, the authenticity of the following
Ritter roay be relied upon:
TO SIR GEORGE RUMROLD.
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command large merchant veGel, at prefent
at Frcderickltad., on he river Eydcr, and def.
: ined for America, with pal1engers on board.
if the ferviCe of his maeny requires il, it syould
be perhaps in my power to furnifh 1000 or ! 500
|nsrn proper for the feryice, deliverable at Ton.
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HEAD QUARTERS,

"gl5iFg'on' HiIgDgppi 7rr-itay, September 9TH,
1906.
Sir,
YOU viii, on the receipt of thie order. i'm.
'nediately ansmb'e from your Regime = ,r. TO-
owing dctach"lrn; 10y duty: viz. two Ca ,,,i,,,.
80 beu'er'pts, '"' Euegns, sight Safscsn;s,
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Capt Foter arrived at Bolton from RufIia jufo-p.
that the determination Of the Emperor Of Ruia a. ~
peace or war, was not deciGvely known when he ali
Cd but wariiko Preparations were actively ,naL;r,
and tnaI 'quadron Of three deckers was readv ~,
iea, waiting orders ~
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ne trends OF Britain and France are now gre7.lv
aud equally foeitous to learn the rcful, Of tie 800,
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baby, the cratt IN BoufOgnc may attempt an tn
yafion. There are two or three difficulties,
however, that this attempt of theirs will mott
evidently have to contend with, be their attempt
made when it may, to furmount which is not,
thank God, exactly at their command. In the
ir1 place we have afcertained that, with all
their invention and cunning, they cannot bring
out more than 300 veiIeis from three harbours
at Boulogne, at one tide, 500 from each and
theie only at fpring tide. Thisis not one third
of their numbsr, and will lie open to the attack
of our fluadron from the moment the fecond
diviiion of their Rotila begins to move out. Sc
condly THE tides are 70 various in the chan.
! mel letting fuch different ways, that it is impof-
fible they can keep together the attempt of
keeping together will be the deffruciion of many
of them; add to this the impoflibility of their
landing on this hore the fame tide. They mutt,
therefore, in waiting the opportunity of landing,
without hyperion nava! force to protect them,
run the rifk of total de;truttoh ere they reach
the Brtith flores.
| "i have been thus particular to give fatisfac-
| ton to the numerous enquiries OF our friends,
and 10 thew you that every exertion and atten-
| tion on the part of Government is exerted againt
the WORT of consequences. l allure you, that
| the fquadron ON this important poit amounts to
not lefs then feventy vefels of war, of different
defc riptions."
On Saturday the letters brought by the Got
teuburgh Mail on Friday were delivered from
I the Polt Office. The account of the defeat of
the combined feet had excited the mott lively
/ 10y throughout Sweden. Ruifian corps, the
force of which is variouny fated, was, it is faid
on the soth July, its march towards AuGran
Poland.
Auguf AZ.
We flop the preis to announce the following
intelligence which was received at Lloyd's al
half paft two o'clock.
Il " 4Alm;raity Office, AHguR 81.
&c A letter from Admiral CORVALLIS, dated
2od init. ftates, that On the preceding evening
the Brett feet conllting of FL fail of line of bat
tie fi,ps, and four frigates, appeared outfide o
, the harbour. The Admiral anchored the fee
t off the Black Rocks, and in the morning en-
\ deavoured to bring the enemy, who were unde
weigh, to action but when their head mott ihiy
was within gun fhot, fhe fired broadlide, an,
4 tackled; the ref doing the fame, took up thei
+ ancorage between the points at the entrance q
Brett.
+ "An attempt was made to chit off the tern
= mott ihips, but heavy FIRE of fhot and fhell
e from the batteries prevented it.'
l. Died on Sunday night about IL O'Clock, hi
e Royal Hishnets Prince William Henry, Duke c
, Gloucefter.
!, A difolution of Parliament was again yer
ltrongly reported yeferday amonglt the belt il
n formed adherents Of Administration.
:. Bonaparte reviewed dvifon of the army
# England in the vicinity of Boulogne on the 2ti
and continued at that place the following day.
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LONDON, AuguR 16.

-. 7lVIFDOFV, Hugnlt 70.
f'' MaJety's eyes are quite well. and he nov
wears iPeetaeles, having thrown off the green veil
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DOVER. Anrnh IL,

DOVEK, hUEUIt n.
The brig Robert, which put in here lome
days ince to take the Lady of Jerome Bona
parte, formerly Mifs Patterfon, to America, fail
ed this day afternoon for Baltimore, it being the
intention of that Lady TO winter in England.
PLYMOUTH, Auguf II.
Came in, the John Buckley Moore, from
Philadelphia for Amfterdam, datained by the
Hero privateer.
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Copy Of the condemnation Of tie hip A,uRerdam
Packet and cargo, at Halifax ". S. boun0
from Bata1ia TO PbiLadeLpbia-Ozvned b,
Lezvis Ciapier, Jaeob Girard Koch, and Pau
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ALEXANDER CROKE.
A true copy.
(Seal of admiralty
CHAsLRs MoaRIs, RegiRer.

1''"'' " '''''' J'0" Si'T' "afea Hnggf Is, sO5
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-11
NETWORK. November Z.

CAPTAIN briggs, who arrived at thfs port
yesterday from Bahamas, has handed to
us the following statement, for pablicati-
on
/" On our passage from St. Thomas to
Long Island, Bahamas, we were boarded
on the 9TH Oct. in latitude 81. 45, long.
20. 81, by French privateer mounting one
gun & about fifty mems our papers and log
book sent on board the privateer. They
then returned took me prisoner, and put
me in irons. The captain of the privateer
with detachment of his men came on
board the Mercury and began to plunder.
They tore the colors to pieces, drove the
second mate and myself out of the cabin
with their cutlassts, beat the people, broke
down part of the bulk head, and robbed the
vessel OF goods and money to the amount
Of four thousand eighty FIVE dollars A.,
mong the articles taken were TWO casks OF
claret, one hundred and forty three gallons
of rum, three barrels OF beef, two DO. ct
bread, four hundred ropes OF onions, one
small boat and oars, three boxes ofraIsins,
one box of candles, two muske.s, seven
cases of gin, two barrels OF sugar, tour
hundred weight OF coifee,a bag of half ioes
worth 244o dollars, fifty dollars in silver,
two dozen pair Of stockings, $50 cwt. of
rigging and spun yarn sixteen pots of jel.
ley, live hog. two dozen fowls, quad.
rants, all our sail needles, steelyards. pump
leather, crocksry ware, pitch pot and pitch,
the speakifg trumpet, and the cooks grid.
iron, lsddle and kettle. They took also
nay cloa,hing to the value of eighty two dot.
lars, from the mate his cloathlng and other
articles worth one hundred and twenty.
two dollars, androbbed the crew of cloath.
Wing &c. to the amount of about one hun
dred Iofars. They carried off every thing
that was valuable ;aud such'thlngs as they
thought NOT worth the trouble OF carrying
off, they took a savage pleasure in throw
Ing overheard. We expected they would
have robbed Us Of our best bower cable /;
they seemed much to desire il but it was
beut, and the r boat wss too much crouded
and TOO small to be able to carry It"
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NORFOLK November S.

Yesterday arrived 10 Hampton Roads,
the Uuited States frlgate Congress, captain
Decatur. 40 days from Tangiers. Mr..
Winn the purser, with whom we convers-
ed, informs, tina, DR.. Davis, our consul,
with an ambassador and suite from the Bey
of Tunis, are on board-that the Constel-
iation is,now uuder the command OF capt.
Stewart, and had sailed three DAYS before
the Congress for the Uni'ed FStates
the Essex was commanded BY capt, Camp
bell - and that the Adams was daily expect.
ed at Gibraltar, bound home-Mr. w. says
a coppered ship from Naniz 10 40 days, an
chored in Hampton Roads as he was COM
ing.to town.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 8.

Obedlah Williams, alias ". Thompson,
for some time confined in prison for vari-
Gus Offences, and condemned to suffer death
this day, was brought under the gallows be-
fore an immense concourse. of people, who
had assembled on the occasion. About S
minutes before he was to be launched into
eternity, an order arri, ed from the Cover.
or, committing his punishment TO IS years
hard labor on the roads.
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,.,,t 90 as TO form a large port
sas san say lraagas Of water, che land
4 SfP' E,tt, ABOVE tue surface OF the.
Ol' &C ! proper kind to admit OF
az hacks may also be formed by sim.
Sag eng the earth. rhe surface OF
EYER more THAI ruiied by the
Y ',i.otsgales of wlod.
Wv. s,r,oce OF the creek or port IS 80
& M hroad and az half Z, mile IN length;
t' ~ hand shore is rock and near II
" e stone with ehurch on It; this
~ G,,,,sed would defend the harbor s
,s3pd the land. -
s p' nav anchor in the bay all the
e. and in winter when too violent
a eomes on from the south or south
\ ,hey may GO 10 the nortn rouad the
y s,1,anIt keep in as close under shore as
J ,leass when che wlad mas changed,
ksmay safely run in they may also Dear
j, for Liuosa, about twenty mile dis.
and which lies exactly IN the direction
\. rinds blows The coast OF Linosa IS
NH that ships may fasten on saore -
!, vessels however are not more expos
~ I.ampsdosa than IN the road OF Leg.
pro.
!, H. island: They are Maltese |; one ct
- s a priest, and they have passport
i,rotection from France. The Barbary
,',ers go often into this port as well as
!, Maltese vessels, and ships which come
d Turkey With the plague on board, un-
I,se sickness has ceased, when they re-
INTO Turkey, aud thus save their ships
,dcargors from being burnt, which would
he case were they TO go iato any har-
rwaere there is quaranrnes
The situation of Lampedosa is the most
ivstageous possible it's 100 miles from
sAin 3arbarv, from Gorgentl III Sicily,
d from the great port OF Malta 800
,n TouIon, from Algiers, aud the en-.
.uce into the Archipelago from Glbral-
. xandria and Constantinople, $50 |;
m Tripoli, funis, and sRe south point OF
cty, 61o miles.
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GERMAN GOODS.

The Subfcriber has juf received a
corGenmcnt of thc following GOODS, which
will be f,Id on advantage u TENS or bartcred
for good Coffee, or fit quality MaryIa To-
tiacco
100 pieces Oh. ks and Stripes ]
?, d.. Liaadacs
100 do. round Dowldss EntitIcd
so do. white yaro Dowlafs to
2so do. do. Brl'anias Drawback.
loo do. white PatiIlas
80 dc. brown do.
A quantity of German home made Linens,
Sheesing D wlaE, -- Dowlafs, Boccaui!los
and Ousdsuplc Sill Gas, Bed buntings, Clicks,
Tabc'c!oths, P!ulh Of various qualities and co.
loufs, and German calicces and ihawl,.
HE HAS ALSO RECEIVED,
Milled Hofe, Kereys, Plains, a
variety of fine and coarie W oiIras, plaza silks
and f,ambray MYlins, Irih Liners Flsmiill
Shooting, Clover feed, and Number OF other ar
ticles, which added TO his former flock, makcs4t
very complete.
ANTHO Y C. CAZENoVE.
November II. cow
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aleraNor(a DalIp ADVERTISER.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER II.

The President Of the United States has
issued his Exexquator recognizing |. +.
Eckard, Esq. as his Danish maJesy's Con-
sui for tbs states of New Jersey, Pennsylva.
MIA, Delaware and Maryland.
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4. KINGSTON, Gam Sept. l4-2s.

KINGSTON, Gam Sept. 1913.
y! ae American schr, Nantasket, Darrell,
:, .1'1a sailed on the 18th inst. for Charles
put back on tuesday in distress.
!. - such eminent risk of being captured
Sa srsfy vessel that quits port at the present
FDsnt' thar, the premium of insurance
= kingston to Port Antonio is advanc.
CO., " the exhorbitant rate of IL 1.2 per
nal s circumstance unparalleled in the an.
n. ue American schooner William and
sdra;S condemned some time ago in the
Il. lay court, on account Of illicit traffic,
Nc. s purchased for his majes:y's SER
SAe commissioned. She IS now nam.
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SPANISH FREdTY.

In compliance with the promise in our
last, we subjoin the 18th article of the
g treaty of Amity, Limits and Navigati,
on" between the king OF SPAN and the
United States, ratified at San Lorenzo Ell
Real, the 27th of Oct. 1895. 1t is in the
following words:
ARTICLE XVII.
sc To the end that all manner of dissen.
sions and quarrels may be avoided and
prevented on the one side and the other, it
is agreed thar in case either of the parties
hereto should be engaged in war, the
ships aud vessels belonging to the subjects
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M0NrgGo BAY, 1ram. ] Sept. 81.

! M0NTEGO BAY [Jam. Sept. 81.
The Jamaica Coufant of Monday last
aatains the following paragraphs:
His iaajesty's schooner Netley, in 20
a. from 8arba.io-s with dispatches
nadnirat Dacres, anchored at Port Royal
a@SHurdav.
'We understand her dispatches mention
be DISASTROUS Fate of the four line of battle
. hips which leit Port ROYAL on the 10th OF
June. they had experienced severe hu-
rlcane, which had in some degree injured
The whole OF them, but particularly the Cen
aur, which had become very leaky, an6
lost her main aud mizen assts, aud was in
Danger, had the elemental conflict lasted
much longer, of going to the bottom. Tte
Atlas, one of their number had arrived at
Oaroadoes, and the remaining three, the
tage, St. George, and Centaur, bore away
Tor Halifax.
The Princess Charlotte aud Seine fri.
gates, as also the Blanche's tender, had ar.
nyed at Barbados. The latter was not
Competent to gire any relation of what had
Became of the Blanche, having been una.
asto come up with her, as they did not
tave Port Royal az sne same time.
The seamen on board the shippias at
ne above island, are stated to have been
very unhealthy a malignant fever had
Goke out on board the Atlas, which swept
VI forty seven OF her crew In the space Of
liortnight.
/, Previous to the departure of the Net.
eY,a report prevailed that one of the Bri-
nsa commanders had fallen in with a
sreoch squadron, and captured three of
9e'r 'essels, but the Packet not having ar
'%sd,antl 90 particular information receiv.
q from Europe, to give the semblsnce of
Probability to such tale, the rumour was
tscredlted.
> "on Saturday the American schooner
Soaubfa. MindeweH, from Port Antonio,
you'd to Norfolk, loaded wiki rum, captur.
.uOy~a French priva,eer, and afterwards
pseaPtursd by the Racoon, arrived at Pert
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f0y BOSTON,

TOf DOOI Wv,
The SCHOONER
. u T. p @ l. L Y,
Iss. Ebsnezsr Seudder, Mater,
Vii la.l On Sunday next, and viii t2kc few
barrels OF Flour en- irejghs il immediate app!ca.
ton is made ~
LarO7ayon e F0zyle.
Hbo bas,e n54O landing t'sm lad 5e5o0aey, and
for Sale,
70 or. casks Malaga Wine, of hyperion quality
80 boxes Mould and Dipt Ca?dIes
50 do. frclh Chocolate
100 Bolts heavy Ravens Duck, fuirable for Bay
Craft Sails
SO tons Platter Of Paris
Or HAND,
Young fiyf1n TEAS, of,he iateh
Hyion Skin Importation
G.s@1e BRANDY I
HolIand Gin
Vd2-i Wine
Brown Soap
Ruifia and Ravens Duck
American Sewing Twine
1000 pieces Yellow Nankecn, Untitled TO de-
benture
Mems coarfe Shoes.
November II. d
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J 8 and "A IriGl linens Colored black Grapes &
IS. IL 90 4 checks P'quct Gtuzc
Plains and Serges Feelings and Ribbahs
Flsnnels and Blankets Scotch White Thread
FF,zes and Coatings Colored, Marking and
Clothes and Calimeres Flois do.
Super6ne LONDON Cloths Ladies' Habit Shirts
Patent cord waiRcoating Back Cotton Hole
Swan(down do. Six 4 Leather Gloves
Vslvels & Fancy Cords Pic Mic Silk do.
Br wn Hallanass Leghofn B nne's
Rulla Sheetings Colorcd Plua Hats and
Callcoes and Chintzcs Bohnets
Waite& colored Cam. Italian LuteRrings
brick M film WIdbosss ard Bunba-
49, Chamhray do. zetts
Laced and Striped Camb Mems LambWool Hafe
rick 80. Cottoa and Worried do.
Laced & plain Lene do. Braver Gloves
Leno Handkerchiefs and Madras and Pollicat
Wells Handker hiets
Iaconet and Cambrick White Linen do.
Shaw!s Long Lawn
D msk other Silk do. Silk and Cotton Saf-
Camels Hair & Chintz Penders
do. Bet London made Hats
Rutland Net &c. &c.
alexandria, Nov. IL lw
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PUBLIC SALE.

: = - - - - -
On -Wedneday next the / 3sd ial' aas
II o'slaek, qejI be Jold, az tas 6ese ~ Mr..
WILLIAM WILSON, on O.oxoko ,Rgle5, BIS
Houlehold g Kitchen FURNITURE,
PLATE, &c.
--AMoNa WHICH ARE--
Mahogany Dining, Biesktaf and Gard Tables,
Do. Bediteals with Curtains,
Do. Drawing room Chairs, with two letts
Do. Seuses, Sjebosra, Liquor Gales
aud Coolers, Krife Gales,
Common and PaGage Chairs,
Beds and Beding; Table Linen,
Looking Glahes, Girandoies, &c.
Window Curtains; China Otnaments, &c.
Table and Tea China; Books, 81.
Two large silver walters, Bread Baskets, Cas-
tefs, Caojieaicks SHUTTERS ard SnGiftrtrays,
Better boats, Sals-iel.ers, Table, Delett Soup,
and Tea. fpoons, FLYER hardled Knives ana Foiks,
Stq,eral EEcRoRs, if nat prrvioasy dypsfed q;
amang qybubars
Two Good Seamen:
Aecredit OF sixty days will be.gwen % all per-
fons pulchsfng .iiisy dollars worth or upwards by
giving ucgorlablc note with an approved iudorf.
En-.
P. G. Marileller.
Nov. 10. dts