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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-08

that on the fourteenth they fell H. with French
fhps, but no ferrous affair enfned. Cap
tain Farquhar, commanding n Malacca, gives
alto an account OF this event.--In the CONNER
cial world, we find, that in June laft, from TIE
honorable the Court OF Directors, 4 paper WAS
publiihed from the Governor, having the fol-
lowing articles" That the peace rate of
freight for goods fhipped in England, OH extra
ihips, for India, be at rate not exceeding 81.
per ron and that an additional freight of I.
10 per ton, be paid for goods ihipped in En-
gland, in the eniuing twelve months, ifthe war
ihould 10 long comtinue.-That the peace rate
OF freight, homeward, ihall not exceed M per
ton, and that an additional freight Of 81. per ton
he paid on goods laden in India, on extra fhips,
where voyages from England .nla have com
mence6 in the enfuing twelve months, if the
law ihould i@ long contimue."-On their voy-
age from Europe to the EAT Indies from the
18th of May, 1905, To the 10th Feb. 1904, the
following vei!l!s touched At St. Helena.-The
whole number, lll.-In NAV, 10; in June, o ;
in July, - in AuguR, g; in Sept. IS; in
Oct. $; in Nov. IS in Dec. 4 in Ian. so4,
Is; inFeb.i S.-Eng 60; Amer. 81; Dutch, ;
French, 5 Dane, 4; Portuguese, i; Swedifl. 81
Spaniih, six of the American veiitls were
from Salem.-In India the bounty on grain, in
Chailagong, was ten rupees FOR every hundred
maunds.-It was ordered, that forty lacks of
maunds offa!t, fhoud be fold at four fales. in
1904, from the falt ofiicein Calcutta, by Co
vernment. which directs the fales--From Ara
bia, they had the news, that in January, SOL,
Anduei Wechab and his brother had been alI;af-
iinated, while at their devotions. The ailafIin
had been Immediately cut in pieces. No
change had taken place, as the Son fucceeded
to the honours of his Father. The Bombay
Courier mentions trial for murder upon dr-
el.-A bill for murder was found, but the Jury,
after long and patient inveitigation, brought
in a verdict not guilty.
At the Cape of Good-Hope, great preparati-
ons were made 70 pat the place in the beft fate
or defence.--The Engiiit were not allowed to
be free of the Colony, and the General had
paid the greatef attention to the difcipline of
his troops which exceed 6,ooO.-As General
laniiens unites to perfona bravery, high fen
ie or honor in his truft, it is believed by the
Dutch, that the Colony will not be delivered
to the Englifh, but upon brave reiiftance.
sd. Reg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-08
Jiareign Jntr!!tgenre.
SALEM. MI Feb. Is.

BY Captain Field we have received file OF
Calcutta papcrs--From them we difcoyer the
Unverfa tetimony of JOY upon the fuccefs of
the Engliih arms in the Englifh COlonies.-The
moi interefting paper contained the general or
ders from the Governor, communicating ex-
tracts from the Directors in the Military De.
partments, and publi,hed in April laf---In this
letter, the aifociations relative to The OFF reck-
oning Fund, among the military gentlemen, are
conhdered as completely fubverfve of :he
iyilem OF military correctness and fubordinat-
Or" aud il is required, that all fuch aGociat-
ons ihould be diiconntenanced. Upon the ar
gIment, that the commanding officer, in the
abience OF the Colonel, is expoled 20 additional
eI7snce, it obferyed that "t is the duty Of the
government to difcountenance habits of uielefs
expeuce incompatible with the well regulated
contribution of an army, and to relieve, by the
weight Of their ianctiou and admonjtion, the
feelings Of the officers who might otherpife be.
reluctant 10 depart from what may have grown
up into general habit. in another article OF
military arrangement, it is fsid, we have ALTO
20 inform you, that after mature deliberation.
we have refolved, that General Officers on tn.
Staff ihal continue TO hold toe staff appoint.
mcnte for four years only, At the end of which,
they are 90 be relieved by other officers, uBlefs
or governments (hould rc.appoint them TO The
Staff at Incorporation Of the four years, fIbieft
otcourfe TO onF appreciation. '--Nothing re-
mTssbie is reported. in the the civil governs
meur cf Colonies in 1odia.--ln March laft Coui.
nodore Dame communicated an account of tfs
n r ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-08

This day, at l2 o'clock, THOMAS JET
PERSON, PRESIDENT ofthe UNITED STATES,
took the oath of Office, and delivered the fol-
lowing INAUGURAL SPEECH, in the Senate
Chamber, in the Prefence of the members of
the two Houles, and large conccurle of citi-
ZenS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-08
PHILADELPHIA, February 9s.

All thofe who are nterefted in the " fir of
commerce and the hum of trade" will hear
with Pieafure, that our river is at length freed
from its icy fetterS.-The ihips Annawon, for
Liverpool, the Connecticut, FOR St. Domingo,
and teveral others, were getting in readiness to
fail this morning.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-08
APPOINTMENTS.

Approved by the Senate.
RoBERT SMITH, Attorney Generslof the United
States IN the room Of Lew Lincoln, reGyucd
lAcoB CRowx1NsaiELD, Secretary of the Navy,
neral.
GANfsAf HUI, Governor Of tie territory OF
Michigan.
We nnls rfand thefe appointments. received .be u
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-08

AS the clearance bill is fill pending, we may
hope that every article of information connect
ed with that fubject will fill have its weight.
We would therefore recommend 10 the conf
deration OF Congress the following facts, of
which we are juft informed.
The fchooner Thetis, Capt. Daugherty, from
st. Thomas to Havana, was taken by French
prvatcer and carried into SANTANA Bay, Spa-
Nth port. Thence the Capt. was compelled to
go acrofs the iillnd to the city of ST. Domingo
for trial, where the fchooner was acquitted.
II was afferqVaylJ diicoyered, however, that
the had money on board, which was taken out
by order Of the governor of the city of St. Do
mingo, and in payment for it, bills of exchange
ON the French government were given. Theft
bills, which are good for nothing, are now deli
vered up, by the owners, to the Delaware In
furance Company of this city.
This is one inftance out of many in which
fPecie is thus completely loft to the country.
u. S. GaSsifc.1
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nrnrNrcNyT WANT
l. IN NO A i1y "a ~.

The Senate of Pennsylvania have by the caf-
ing vote of their Speaker, directed committee
to bring in bill for the removal of the feat of
government to Harrilburgh
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-08

The United States frigate John Adams, capt.
Chauncey, with Commodore Preble and Con-
full O'Brien and family on board) from the Me-
diterranean, arrived at Sandy-Iiook on Satur-
day latt, and will probably come up the firt
fair wind. Captain Newman of the fhip Lau-
ra fpoke her on Saturday, and informs, that
there are number of Turks on board.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-08
DnnlrGir JnfeIIiGe,ire.
NETWORK, February %.

The valuable lhip Manhattan, ofthisport, has
been Captured by the Brtifh iloop of war Bufy.
OF 10 guns, commanded by capt. Bion. A,r.
Mumtord, iecond mate of the Manhattan, an
rived yefterday, in the brig Traveller, and fur
nIihes the following ftatement The Manhat-
tan left Batavia about the middle ofSeptember :;
and on the 18th February, in the Latitude of
Bermuda ihe was boarded by the Britih loop
OF war Buiy, captain Bion, who took out the
iecond mate and fifteen of the crew, and put
on board the fame number of men with prize
matter. From the courfe ihe feered it is be-
iieved 1ie proceeded for Newfoundland
though the captors faid they had fent her to
Bermuda. The caufe of capture was faid to
be her having French paflengers on board. Mr..
Mumtord was in the Bufy only two hours,
when they fell in with the brig Traveller, and
put him on board, after taking out two of her
crew.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-08
Extract of a letter from an officer ON board one
of the United States 1ips, dated
OFTrib9E. a. 6. 1anA.

or Triboi, ga. 6, 1904.
embrace the opportunity Of writing you by
the John Adams, who goes home with the
lick and wounded of the feet. We have LOFT
ieveralb brave men off here, among whom are your
trend John Walcoft and his Capt. We
have taken five prizes, large fhips loaded with
powder and ball bound into Fnpoli, all which
we have fent into Malta where they are con-
demned. In the coiirfe Of / days we are TO
makea general attack, which perhaps, will
afford aiubie6t for a largerletter. A few DAYS
ago we took three of the Philadelphia's late
crew IN one ofthe enemy's gun-boafs, as they
and number Of them have turned Turks.
Ships here, Confellatiou, Contribution, Pre-
lident, Congrefs and Efex briggs Syren, Ar
gus and Fixen; fchooners Experiment and En-
terpnZc. Pbii. Pa8er.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-08

"Cr beR /jie0dS.-Early in the vint,
took 1 part IA calm, the attention fCo,
End ofthe public, 10 she nuliogr ani VA,
thc ontfages committed, upon DOR Tg I'd
commerce. by Dsitio cHilt,s -thtit ou|
were Of iwo dcftrirhons, thnlc CON,
witi.. ou' own hafuours, hy lir.u, upoI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12
Gov PLEAsANTs IgsI9a
y .s e sasas1 U1DNzsD 4 r 5DVx Is 1905
MAP OF VIRGINIA.

GENTLEMEN holding sabscrip-
Milton papers 70 the MAI or vIKoinrA. are
Psrueularly requested TO return them BY rhe mail
lif no private opportunity should Immediately of.
fer) to the subscriber. in Petersburg. with the
subscription money received. The work is now
In the hands OF the engraver, & will be completed
as early as possible. The proprietors. in order
TO render this work the more valuable, have laid
down the whole of The state of Ohio. instead of
a part as formerly advertised. The view of
richmond, taken by Mr. Bossler, the person en-.
gagged TO engraye The Map, is acknowledged to
be q correa and interesting landscape. and will
add much to the elegance and utility of the work.
William Prentis.
Petersburg June g. 1905 flf .,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12
FOR SALE, 7ss
u NO e O rs

III ANDSOMELY situated in the town Of
- New Canton. on James river; ON both
arc 9 new and well built dwelling houses and of.
onone an excellent garden well en- clio sed
rna tue other containing one acre, with a good
p.;s anu ran tence-tor turther particulars ed-
Nea OF said place. who are legally authorised 70
sell and convey the same. 80 - -
~, ROBERT HILL.
New York, 1st Feb. 1905. tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12
Fifteen Dollars Reward.

- uN AWAY from the subscribe
IN hying IN Amherst county, four mice ,,s
low the Courthouse, on the night Of tt, tz,h -.
negro man named MAJOR, who was eo,r1 ,.'s.
'ne property Of Mr. Hide (merchan, Il o.. Z.
counV') afterwards sodto Ceorre
then to the subscriber. SAID negro i ,ho,,, 81
years old, yellow complexion, ful face ,h;,t -
wen set wlegged about feet h;vb verv s,,ps,
nngers, with scar on his lett hand helo,,, 49,.
nhger Joints--aso. another scar a0a;n,, ri. 49,.
ana one OF his fore teeth out: he had On -
ne went away an oznaburgs shirt and nan,.Ioor.
ava carried with him one par striped breeci,es !.
grey coat aud pantaloons. and = blanle, IT.
,ook with him likely sorre horse. win ara, IN
Tvs iorenead and small stripe down 70 his noe
,nod before, and believe is banded win q a.
ms thigh Said negro IS weltacouap,ed :, ma.
~ psr,s OF Virginia. being formerly Mr.. Hides
waving man. Hehas wife and ch;ldr,r h q,
ranse sounty az the said Oushinebury's. and I
oppose nc viii be lurking abous thai Mace
!" hoeyer viii apprehend tho said neoro and re.
urn h'm with the horse, 10 the subscribe. shall
'Seeve ire above reward, and all reasonable
charges paid by
James Stevens, ir.
! Amherst county, May Is. 1906. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12

Hits Balsanl Of Honey
TurliDgson's Balsar
co,Ifrcv's Cordial
Rsseaee Of Peppermint
Steers Opo'eldoc
Oriental cerate, for the
cure OF ou,wafdpiIes,
.ealds, sore legs, burns
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12

neutrality-suspicious., &c
British Oil
Hooper's Female Pills
Andcrson's Scots do.
The celebrated SpeciR-
Pills, for the cuse Of
tho outward and in.
ward Plies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12
JOHN PACE.

GEORGE BILLIARD is five feet eight or nine
inches high, tolerable fair complexion, short slack
mar dark eyes, well set, and somewhat drooos
IN me shoulders slow and soft of speech and Of
sn'iling eonnlenance when speaking. about TWEEN.
tour twenty hive years Of age when he alb
ss, ne road large sorre horse, about ave
feet high, some white feet, large white sno, IN 80
forehead and snip on the nose. =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12
1isst Reeei.ed and fer Sale az th;s oaee.
IA is TORY
OF THE
IiVlL WAR IN IRELAND:

Si'tL WAX IN IRELAND
CONTAINING
mn l.npartia' account of the proceedings of the
aHi :,,hhssoturfoSIsTs from the year 1889
luTIoN. W ~ 80 - -
TO wHtcHis rRrrrxED,
- G KAfhlcAL AND HISroRI-
Cal ACCOUNT OF IRELAND. 81
====E== So srEN7
By the Rss JAMES GORDON.
VITA copisus adiitions and corrections from va.
nous Authors upon this subjes, particularlv
prepared for this first American EDITION -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-25
N OF &c E.

Having location to be abfent from
ribs place TOR fome months, hereby requeit
ali perlons who ara indebted to the different
Bankrupt ERatss, and Hgsneie' under my e''ee-
ton, to make immediate payment OF theif re
fueaive debts to Mr.. JAMES SANDERsoN, who
IS fully authorized to receive and grant soqo"'
,ances for tie Zane. All accounts aPperta'n,"g
% theie eR1,es, no, difchUged by the tlFtt cay
oe April next, lhaIl be then lodged with 6''fT'
J, Ia ,hr, Efquire. for iuit. or,
3ahn MIXER.
February -.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-25
TAls day landing,

IAls day landing,
From Brig HaRMosY, at La1"'e/S@'i w'ari'
aud tor lale, by 49,,
LAWRASON & FOWLE,
on laid wharf;
10 bales Becrboon gurrahs
p chefs young hyfonl
do. imperial lEAo,
3 do. buchong Ssftbt htsa im9''.
s hall chet. 10, Of ,atiss,.
luperlor quality,
cw-England Rum, in hoglheads
~ ctanels.
IS hh}s. retailing MolsGes
pipes oil proof Cosniac Brandy
half pipe old London particular Madeira
Wins
90 boxes mould and dipt Candles
ilo DO. brown Soap
zs do. tIe(h Chocolate
20 bbls. Bottom prime Beef
40 do. do. do. P'rk
caGs winter Rrainea Sperm
6 d.. whale }OlL.
few bbls. brown Tanners
= trunks ladies' Morocco Shoes
DO. of ,!orocco Pocket Books, Cotton
and Morocco Su!pendcrs
. do. Of rack and fire Combs.
ON HI I'd,
A few pieces Of hra quality Rufiia and heavy
Ravens Duck, Sewing Irvine, &c.
February IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-25
Houjs and Lot for Sale.
FOR SALE,

THAT mott pleafant ftua,ed HOUSE and
/ LOT, lately occupied by jain DIRT, on
fu tios Creek, about half mile from Alex,
au4,ia. There is on the premites good ga,den
and fable, ard in fhort every conveniency fer
the ,eddsncs Of 4 genieel family. II this pro.
p=rty be not fold at private fale, bsfore the 6rf
day Of April, 1905, il will be fold At public
hle. a long credit will be given for the great.
er part Of the Purchaie money. The terms will
be made known on the day Of fale. The Eid
property will be fold on the pre.nifcs. t. There
is an iee.houfe, and a gsoa dhing .hore.
February y. saw IL A.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-25
\ q T I e E.

The perioa who took from my door,
On Saturday evening lsa, SNAIL LADDEE,
! r.ous}.d TO return it., ana not take lueh i5rf-
res Min nv property in future. Any perio"
having ere bucket, marked 5's" Hyf. On,
yaycru, No. Z. is requefed 70 take care OF 1t and
John Gadsby.
February 81.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-25
fsbruarv IL.
4 Wet Nur1e Wanted.

WOMAN with good breait OF
Milk that can have good Recommendations viii
hear of an advantageous ftua',on by applying t.
The Printer.
February II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-25

WILLIAM HODGSON
HAS RECEIVED, s OFFERS FOR SALE,
$50 pieces twllled Saeking, and
cafes Cotton Hoilery, we'll al
tortcd.
February II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-25
+ O r S 4 L E.

Sc aids. Patuxent TOBACCO,
FIRST QUALITY,
IS do. Georgetown lnlpectlon.
APPLY TO
William Oxley.
February %.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28

WILLIAM OXLEY
RAS ON HAND,
WtieS b> .vV dlIts(e Of en- terms advaa'agsess
10 'be barehe/frs, for ea@ o. noies,
The following Articles, viz.
Supearne and fecond cloths
Kcrfeymeres and fwandowns
Bearklns and fearnonghss
Dusanls and eall,E,ancces
B0mhszcts and witihcres
Common and boil'd csmhIets
Silk, cotton, and worried hoGery
Fnghfh extra Iorg elk gloves
Silk ,wiR ard thread
Diaper and common tapes
Paper ard pound pins
White and printed marieiles
Laces, edging. aud gimps
EIcgan, black and white lace wells
Paten, DO. do.
Sa,n peelong and elk handserchiefs
a.. q.S, and g. Cambrick lnua'n.
India Jacouet do.
Fus,ians, u.ksam, &c. Sc.
ALSO,
A few ISLES Negro Caddie., and one sunk
elk and Cotton filings.
January 7.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
DabIf SSH.

On TUESDAY next,
,.,ro c'ellck, ~;A he foil a, the N.odGe Sse-e,
K u NJ
IL hhds. ana b!,. Fsench Brandy IN pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whitley ant Arpl. Bandy N his.
Sugar m hhds. t;erccs and bis.
Chocolate
White and brown Soap and ~ boxes,
Mould and dips Candles
Rai6ns 10 kegs, boxes and laFs,
Figs il kegs and trails,
OJ-en's Ware in crs':a,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.---ALSo,
A Variety Of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coa.imgs, Nerler:cre',
D,fils, Plains. Kcricys, Negro Co;ton',
Ssrz.s, Eiail:,ks, blas Friezes,
Cahu,aacccs, Rarfe's. YsIa Stockings
Chin,zcs and Csilic2.s,
Irsh Llnerl, Sicha DO
OsnabYrps ard Ticklenburgs,
Muslin and Muslin Handkerchists,
India Muslins and Table Clothes,
pantaara Hsrdkerchiets,
Colct'i Threads, Han and .undry other
articles. >,
Philip G. MaJRe!l0.
Dec 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
Benjamin ShYeve, Jun.
HAS FOR SALE,

AttAS oAN SAN&<A1
7wslOe bales Of INDIA C0TTONS,
CONSISTING OF
s bales Bilhwd Emtrty
do. Comorealiy sanr ali,
DO. Jallanore d..
90. acc.pocre Psftahs
DO. Coiypstty do.
25a. Cogmary coEahs
do. Johsnnah do.
do. Dcncaa:r Ckinty, and
cafes Bsnd4nna Handkerchief
Eaeks Saga
c',eas Eyfln Tea
:, pieces Rufus Sh:e';ngs
9 do. Rsvers Duck
= bags Black PeppeT
ca!c Wool tiats
Nlenq' coarie ard dne Shoes
Wouncrs' aud shi'dfeas' Morocco do,
Sole ard Upper leather
= few Coils Cordage
Snrff 10 half barrels and kegs9
3 piPes 4's proof Cosniae Brandy
a.hkis. Armagnac Do.
ihds. and n barrels Sugar
a bbls. Beef, Salem INFECTION
6 DO. bee brown TANNERS OLE.
January 1.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28

FOR SALE,
On board the Aaop COLUMBIA, at A. and f.
lANNEy's wharf;
New England Rum, in hos'he ads,
terces ana haife.s.
Sweet Cyder, in barrels.
Potatoes.
20 barrels Bottom Beef
Few boxes Sweet Oil, In fl'ks,
Baxes OF Shoes, &c. &c. &c.
Is. Said nooD is offered for iale,
ht, T.r, or >Fsr,e:. Ap2;y 10 C1p's'n Gs,datr'
- h'ud, q . JOHN y. LADD.
jru4y II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
Dec 10.
r 4 N n E K S OF L.

% bbls. bef Brown Tanners Oh,
For Sale by
I.AWRASON & FOWLE.
dL3 On Rand,
A few hhds. retailing Molaaes,
Hnylhraas sni osrrsis M1lcovado snesr,
Mond Candles, Soap No. ard 2,
New Rec, Bottom lnipeetnon.
M,ck.ral Ruifia and Ravens Duck,
Sewing rwne Shesthing Paper,
Souchnng Tea, ard
AMI few boxes trefh Chocolate.
Jan. s. Oft
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
ROBERT GRAY

,|ONT!NUES the HoOAiclling ara S,sticaa-
-, IS rlnneis 10 ths Store he'r;0fn'e occupied
., Hon-., \ j,hu Cfay, ADD teiyea:rny lo,cits
: n;.laS0ce u shc patronage Vi Ms irienls and
tie aUHlIC.
o. DOOK- BINDING Of every tsictipsiou
,\,luIcd 10 The ncstS maine. o. D!o2eia'e ierms.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
NETWORK LOTTERY, No. 3

FEW TICKETS in the Thnd ciafs Ct the
os,ery for the promotion of Literature IN tie
fate of New York, for Sale by the printer here.
81. Prizes 10 the Second Ciaf. will be taken in
exchange. Heeemocr ~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
TUNIS CRAVEN
Has jyf rtesiued pia. PHILADELPHIA an Elegant
00a,tmtm 81
G . 9 D S,
fu,,abIe to TIE prefsnt ieafon

toiIdUic to ire pIeie" edon
AMONG WHICH ARE
aea London Super6nc Linen, & Cotton Cam.
ard (econd Cloths, brio,
Csiii.neses, fries, Cambria, Jaeonett, Mul
Ccatings, Bearikn', Null. & Book Muffin,
Pains, Susses s. Eian- du. Tamboured, and
.nck, Srigeed,
Mole Skin. Toii.nes,, Lace Cambrics,
Swaurtcgn, and Mas. tacahhsd ard F.ndej
ft,is, Shawls,
Velvet, ConAitn:ion. Camels Hair, do.
Rnniing, AMI G.nos, India Book Muffin,
Coffs, Il ndkerchiefS
AZ ( I;ifh Linen, / Back Laces, Wells.
Snunns Cotton, long Etgins',
Lawn, Laces, Imperial, and Pic
E.tsraioes, prleannias Me Mis,s,
White, and Brown, Extra Long Silk & Wah
P.,ttilss, Leather Gloves,
Creas, D3w!ss. Tux. iisi2n s'a't Silk, Cs'D-
,eoburps, h-sy, do.
osanbSs, and Hes. Making I sesing SIX,
fans. SnkCerds, ard Tsllels.
Worried, Cotton, & Otnch Feathers,
Silk Hofi.ry, Artificial Flowers, and
Roie. aoi Dnssll Rihon'.
Blsnkct,, Tambou-,ng Cotton,
Ch,c,E's, Cs,,coes, & F,nsed s Plain, Cotton
Coloted Cambrcs, Counterfin,,
10. do. Furniture, Baftas, Emer,ies, Gun.
Ladies Patent Cloth nahs. &c.
flto--Br roSsltyhak. !,
Cafes Chintzes and CalGcoes
At very reduced prices.
Nov. Is. DIT.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
JAMES BACON,


AT HIS GROCERY STORE,
King near. Warrington Erect,
Has iuft received from Philadelphia, New Ior
re-. sn ex,enfve feleeaion Of GROCERlE
confRiog of
Gnnpowder,
Imperial, / TIE As
Hyfon,
Hyfon Skin, ~ .a,-4;.
Peko, PadFa, '"'' o.', VIZ"
Pouchong aud eu'a'y fhefn.
Comm Souchoug
Green coffee OF hyperion quality,
Loaf Lump and Mhcovado Sug'r,
" linda sad Sugar tioute Moiaies,
Choice OLD Madeira, !
Particular T,ne.ife,
Sherry,
BrGTri,, WlNEs'
LIhou,
Malaga and
Port
C,ar.s 10 FINAL csfa,
Cagn7: and Barcelona Brandy,
Ol5 jamaica Spirits,
An,ieua,
S. 5, S Ss;' and RUM
BET Holland Gin,
White Wine add Cyaer Vinegar,
Beff Salad Oil,
Sal, Pcue, Alum, Nader, Copera' & Br'm
Zone.
Mace, Nutm.es, Cloves and Csfia,
Carenne and black Pepper,
Alfpiee, race and 5rouud Ginger,
Fig Bic: and PolanS Starch,
Dixon's Muttard,
Lelper's and Hamilton'i SNUFF,
Beef Chewing Tobacco,
Spanlth Segars,
Pearl Barley and Rice,
Shot ahortei,
F and F Gunpnwder,
Gun ana Pifols Flinss, ..,
Single and double Battle do. in papers and
cariRers,
White and brown Soap,
Mould and dipt Candies, Sc SC.
As he has ir great neafure laid
aimlef out for the fuI plying of private families
and in conlequence thereof taken every pains
4fbIe IN the Election Of his goods, he Aatser,
hin,felf from their iuperior quality, and the low
price, at which he will difp,fe Of :hem, to be a.
bic 70 give (a,sfs6tion TO thole who will pleaie
TO favor him with rheir cuRom.
June II. d.